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Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
Levy Court.

ihe Levy Court las decided 10 ,
chargeot the caiseway near Poi 4
and also that running irlu Did
City 10 Burgess Corner. The Old
at Dumpy Hili, ana on Grl5b, I
in brandywiu- Hundred, VII
torn down, and new ont. cs,.y
500 each will he erected IL lhs,I
Sinty seven acres Ut land IN Ard
mink Hundred were .iap.fsa
Nathaniel Williams, ugs.,
Josephine 4 Crawi4rd. III 4
meut ON 800 acres q iaLd b7.4al
Theodore Crawford, IL the a.:
dred, WAS reduced IRON SljA1
900. The committee Reported u
had examined tue road mi
Appoquiniiniik Hundred, a
that g., 7i5.7 ws- due The TG
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

Proverbs of Affection.

Hot love is soon cold. Faults are
thick where love IS thin. Where prloe
begins 'Ove ceases. Love and cough
won't hide, sweet Is the love tuat
meets return The hearts letter Is r-aI
in the eyes. Love aud worship make
no fellowship. Love lies in cottages a.
well a. In c, urte. The remedv tor
love is-- land between. Kind colud-uct
begets cor ndence, and love beget- love
Absence sfarp+ns love, presence
gtt AZ T. Love can NOV" whef-
reason woA4a de. pair. la Lne nus naud
wisdom IN IRE Nitr, gtutIeness
Nothing j. II 5re tender, nothing more
violent. han Icv-. The :, eace OF love
is the philosophy of the heart. Love
carrot De bought or sold it's only pro,
is love. So1l love whose root is virtu,
can no more die than virtue itself. A
true-t .oye is concentrated by the hi
vine Love.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

NOTICE OF RESIGNATION AND ar.
~ Pointnent The foregoing otter was
made the thirtieth GOTH day Of January
A. ~. lss5. hereby, on the twelfth day OF
March, accept the resignation dated the
twenty fourth day of december A. d., 1856,
70 take effect on the twenty NTH day OF
March, A, ID. 1850, Of said Laura from the
prlhclpalshlp Of the HarEness Academy
ienth and Market streets, Wilmington. Del
and hereby appoint John Z. darkness. a. nj
PRINCIPAL Of darkness Academy from ard
a''sr MAR ~ twenty hfth, al noon. a. u. 1855.
Al RELla l.. hAkhNESS. Arustee
BELFAST, Maine. March IS, lss5.
/ nefeoy accept the prime palship Of Eark-
hes academy, Wilmington, bel The next
se,n begins on the trst Monday in Sep,em-
Der. A circular Of iniormation-lnuch or none
OF winch will be personal according a. need
thereior may or may not In the iaterim ap-
pear VIII be published as soon as prepared
a M any person desiring a COPY thereof viii
please address JOHN q. HARNESS
h-o-It Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
Where, oh, where, is the city's money?
Spent
The REPUBLICAN publishes Its origi-
nal spring poem to-day.
Send in yonr advertisements for our
big eiition Of Saturday next.
Pay ~ you 60 and 60 as you pay is
good motto.
The attendance at the rink lie on the
increase in the evening.
Racing on skates is exciting, and i'm
mensely enjoyed by everybody.
The trees are beginning TO put forth
their buds.
Now is the accepted time TO trim
your shade trees.
Some fifteen of our skaters visited
Chester last ev eniDg and took part in
the opening Of the rink at that place.
Our city fathers are having a monkey
and poll-parrot time just at present, in
regard TO finances
Senator Bayard has an apparent IL
king fort" them literary fellows" Two
college professors and poet are among
| the appointments ascribed to his in-
| tiuence.
This evening Bishop VIM. K. Sichol.
son, D. D., of Philadelphia, will ad-
minister the rite of confirmation at the
p E. Church of the Covenant. Services
will commence at 7.45 O'Clock.
| W. J. Lsnk had COW to die on We'd.
uesday morning, after two or three days
| sickness, prior TO his removal from the
Mcdaniel farm in Mil Creek Hundred
TO the Bradford farm in New Castle
Hundred.
James NJ. Bryan, 2l9 Shipley Street
is one of the best house and sign pain
ter In the city and has an expert grain
or employed who Is unrivaled Hi
| card will be seen elsewhere in the col
| umns of the REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
DEATHS.


TALLET-In this city, on the 2tth inst,
Rachel j., wife OF Isaac q. Talley, in her
18th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend her funeral from her late re
s1idence, loe East Twelfth street. on Friday
morning, the 9Th inst Services 81 the house
at ten clock. Interment al Bethel, aran j.
wine Hundred.
SMITHSON-In this city. On the - D
inst, Annie =, wife Of Herman =. smith
son, aged e. years.
Services at the house al kIy erFiew avenue
and Eighteenth street, on J hlrs Jay evening &,
AZ hAlfpast seven o'clocs. and ieaye OF FIJI
day morning az o'clock. u proceed u
Hopewen cemetery
REED-In this city on the 25tA inst. Of
heart disease, Mary Jane, relic; OF the late
Jose n heel.
Relatives and friends are invited T. attend
the funeral services on saturday. the 18Th
inst at o'clock p. N, 81 her iSte residence
ST. Jefferson street. .nterUeat at Whining
ton and BrandySine cemetery.
Wednesday. March IS
hannah, wife CT the late William Nc
Clure
Relatives arc fr!eais are res Pectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral from the late
resiierce oftae deceased A. Riddles Banks,
on saturday, n arch e at = 50 O'Clock. In
erInen. at Green Hill cemetery
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
THIRD EDITION,



LONDON, March 25.-Tbe excitement
over q prospect OF war with Russia is
again In full swing. Another week
will decide the question. The vigorous
actions OF Lord Dutf.rin in India and
the energetic military preparations at
home are known 70 everybody, and are
considered far more significant than
the soothing speeches of ministers In
Parliament. The military clubs are in
q ferment OF excitement and hustle in
consequence of the sweeping order for
all OH GERS of the Indian service now on
leave of absence to rejoin their regi-
ments in Indian forthwith. Many of
these furloughed officers only arrived
In England during the past week, and
they have had to start hack for India
before they have hardly had time to
greet their friends. Scores OF officers
have booked passages for India, via the
Brindist route for next Friday.
Notwithstanding the vigor Of the war
preparations, a great deal of diplomatic
parleying is still in progress. The favor
of the Ameer Abdurrahman is being
sedulously cultivated by both sides,
and Lord Dufierin has been instructed
to reassure him that England will never
allow Afghanistan TO come under the
TURKEY WILL CLING TO ENGLAND.
The counter proposals of England to
Turkey, which were intended 10 check
mate NJ. Nelidoffss efforts TO effect Sc
cret Russo Turkish alliance, now seem
likely TO succeed. Turkey has been ex-
tensively conquetting with Russia, but
is now disposed to jilt her in favor of
England. Sultan Abdul Hamid is
said to be charmed with the prospect of
Turkey being allowed 10 undertake
military operations against E. Mahdi,
as he knows that this is likely TO result
in Turkeys uDquestioned control of
Egypt. Ii Turkish troops are sent 20
the Soudan II ID probable that 10, 600 of
the British troops now operating IN that
country will De sent 10 India, as well as
similar force from England which
had been intended to rein force General
Wolseley and Graham.
The large feet of steamers which the
Admiralty office has been quietly col
lecting during the past six weeks will
furnish abundant means of trauspor,a
ton, and volunteers for the expedition
are numerous and ardent. Plans have
been perfected in the Admiralty Office
for the blockading of Russian ports ia
the Baltic and the Black Sea, neludiLs
Riga, Pernau, Odessa aud kertch.
These plans seem TO affect the mercaa-
tile community more than any of war
like preparations, and another decline
OF prices Is certain for TO morrow En-
glish, Russian and Egyptian secari les
are likely to be seriously affected
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
DRESS.

For gentlemen you will find
the greatest assortment of
fine goods, of all the new
styles and patterns of foreign
and domestic makes at Sixth
and Market. You are invited
to look, 80 that you may see
what is to be worn tor the
coming season. The proprie-
tors pride themselves in being
able to offer q selection of the
finest goods to be found, and
also in being able to make
them promptly, and in a
satisfactory manner, having a
corps of the best cutters and
tailors to be found.
We have large custo IN trade
the best customers of Will.
mington are our patrons we
also have a large patron age
from other adjoining cities
We have made preparstio n
tor an increased business, and
fully expect with our strong
Inducements, in way of varie-
ty of fine goods, best work
and lowest prices to get it.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
Oaice,s Elected.

The following Of c@f' M ~
elected by Natal pon 4'i'r' ~,
O. K. NJ. to serve he ~ ~,
Prophet, Henry iiaft'yl4s n
Winfred Starr Sehioi
Harry Hollis Junior sis'y Y
liam 2. Clayton =; ttiel .
Thomas Morelapu keepl
pun, Thomas MUM; Hep Pi,i a
Grand Council, 7. Nor ,;S SIsjl
and Orphans'commiitee' " and a
son, Madison b. Slhi'a ~
Montgomery. Il
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
The wrong Train.

A young man named Ia5la !
came 10 this city q few day'sD'
West Chester with three hO'a
te sold. After his business w
acted he went TO the sta'lgl !,
the train on the W. a \, h
hcme, but unfortupa'fiy ~
he got on the p, W. y y M
not discover his mistake
Newport, and when the iAI
at that station be got oul ~.
back TO this city, where he
that there were ne more nSlI
W. a. N. that night Mi
Obliged 10 remain until Ih0ip-T
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
No Jug Break 1ng.

There will be no jug breaking or can.
tata at the Union NJ. Z. church on
Thursday evening, April 2, as announ-
ced in the morning papers, but there
will be an Easter entertainment, with
good music by the choir of the church,
on Thursday evening, April 0, the pro-
ceeds TO 20 for Competing the floor.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

For the Middle Atlantic States, gen.
orally fair, warmer weather, followed
in extreme northern portion during the
night by local SHOWS, winds generally
shifting 10 southerly, falling barometer.
For Friday local SHOWS are indicated
for the New England States. and faiI
weather followed by local rains in The
MIDI lie Atlantic States.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
KENNARD'S.

AS we expect to move to
our new store early inApril,
there are some goods we
prefer to close, rather than
move them.
Among the lot is a case Of
A muslins, one OF the best
and most popular shirtings
in the market, always retailed
at 1oc. We offer them at
9 cents per yard, 81 cents by
the piece.
Also several lots OF white
spreads and quilts, more apt
to soil in handling than any
other kind OF goods. The
best 81 quilt in the market
will be sold at ooc The
SI.25 quilts will be 81. The
$3.50 quilts will be Sl.25,
The S. quilts will be SI.65.
The So Marseilles quilts will
be 1885. The 81 Marseilles
will be S., yard wide. Sum-
mer chintz will be closed al
&C., usual price 10 and I2l
cents, and many otf err kinds
lof goods are at reduced pri
ces. We have no old stock
of any kind, every article in
the store having been pur.
chased since we opened the
old-time store, most of them
since January Ist, 1855.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
A New Pastor

The members OF the ~ "A
Faith Church have Nh
Rev. George W. Wright III },s1
\. y, to be their pastor. ., ps
cd that Mr.. Wrigh' VII @S ~ n
and enter upon his duties Il .s|
Sunday in April. ne I'm ~
years Of age, and h 5 hFs M
cesaful in HE labor 'navlIis ctasI
msu,al in erecting severa, nI;s,yl
ces. Services viii os GU ny|
Sunday by Rev. AI''0'
philadelphia. Il
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

Judge Cummins n'spo''0, rll
ing cases this m"rninf !n,, drG'iI
son. charged W. et'p .,,s u
committed mt 'sp ,n l.r, N
Jonas Heck, an I" eti ..nness
81 and costs for nm ,nOlsy
Washington \ * 'ai .tE bssp
men who has fFsqt '"'i' So
court, was tiue'i ! sn' \ lda
drunk aud disord"l!' s,nrs
who came TO thr 81 , !, and y
ten ced to pay a fo- OF sI[
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
DE.Il,rER,S ORDER
REGISTER OFFICE
NEW CASTLE CDUNTY. DEL

IL REGISTER OFFICE
NEW CASTLE CDCNTY. DEL.
March % So.
| pom Tue Application Of ALBERT RICH
} b. l~tN, A min i-trator Of MAKY Il H.
4 Ei>. y, late II Hllulus oa Hundred IN
>a.e Gutu 5, dece3SsHl. il j. ordered ARD j =
r."t-4 lie Register that The Admin strator
itsIrsa.s = yc notice Of srAnttne Of Let ers of
.Al.u-u4si ration up6n The .st, tt Of the de-
ttst~--'l W.T. tkr dAte Of granting thereof. ny
ctu>4HE advertise nItnts 70 ~ posted within
- Is Lass ZION thc date Of such Letter. in six
~ il- H. st pr bile plares IN the county Ok New
a-tie, curing all persons havi demands
against iAe estate ~ present the SAME, or
abide by an Act of Assembly Ia such cas-
- e and provided end also cause the same
70 te Inserted within the same period IN the
ally REPl BLICAS, . new paper pu bli-hed In
Wilmington, and to be Continued therein
theree weeks feDd4.
Given under the hand and Seal Of
4. Office Of the Register aforesaid, al
WNmlnyton. IN New Castle County
afpei said, tbs LAY ard yesr above written.
IL NATlCe &. GkU BIB. Register.
NoTIC E-All per III, having claims against
tn estate Of the decrease must present the
SANE, duly atirst-d IL lie Adm stratgr. on
r bef"r Marcel - lo-a. or al DE- the Act q
a So. IL uly in such case made and prov idra
ALBERT RICHARD-OA,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. MA
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
Moving Day He's Passed.

but the picture frame business is still
moving faster than ever at Yerger's
frame depot, Fourth and Shipley streets
He = king some very fine gold frames
now, and doing UP old frames equal to
new. No gold paint used.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
clothes Recovered.

The suit of clothes that were stolen
from Harvey & Sisters wholesale
grocery store about one week ago, were
found yesterday morning by Sergean,
Tucker and officer Mcbride, on lot at
Thirteenth and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
NThe Winter tale

The Boston Advertise 10 .
Locke Richardson re'i1 Z
Winter Tale says " No tianl 4
the thirty.seven, tet'el LIP
au' hor's amazing and iS@1H11
fertility and variety, as 10 0rs "
illustrates at once his ci't'sszs
b istoric accuracy and hs y
tIuthiulnrss and insight u =
with human traits and n0ls
hear him repeat the great dnaisI
feel, to understand, to enloyhL'
even to believe it ALL TO "
him at the Opera House to-la''"1
ing.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
A Dents''.

Mr.. joseph Earn ~ ~, tbi
ington wishes u a,,'rnsticn
never applied for = ~, a'i in
mouse keeper, a, staie re- A w.
cation TO the REf' hl ,iy Dg
also says that lie l. Jpi' propS
instead of 81, ar DC fstIf ~
.ntire cou,munica ''H
ing TO END. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

Captain Joseph Sooy, of the steamer
Geranium, 2l2 King street, who has
been confined TO his house with severe
attack of malarial fever, is able TO be up
and about again.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
office.

Good picture frames made quick and
cheap at Yerger's frame depot, Fourth
and Shipley street. Old frames regild.
ed equal to new. No bronze paint.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
j. Paul Brown

made the excellent portrait of Senator
Gray that appears in Harper's Weekly
and all the leading papers. Cabinet
copies for sale at studio, 6l7 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
Grad uates of the College OF Phar'
macy.

The following Delawareans grad ia.
ted at the Philadelphia College Of Phar-
macy on Tuesday evening
Edward d. Cshoon, Horace T. Davis,
Oscar B. Deakyne, Ulysses G. Dennisen,
Norton o. Harris, Rcllin X. May, e.
mer M. Nor-. II. Naudain,
Joseph c. y swan George
tiOlph,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

State fuperip tendent Williams Is
about completing bis tour among the
schools In Sussex County. He will visit
the schools In Kent after the LIST ofApril.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

II anybody has had bad luck in NOV.
ing their picture frames or looking
glasses, Yerger, At Fourth and Shipley
streets. can help them out Of their
trouble. He can repair the frames and
put in new glass, and can alro regild
them without the use of gold paint.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

'1n r Co.'S thermometer registered
e-.srday, As degrees ut 8 p. m, Al n
IT., and so ut 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

.NorloEip BELFAST. Maine. Jan, 80 rs,
Provlded In good faith and by immediate
legislative act Laura changes her last fami
ly name, which ! should think would he pre.
ierable 10 her and an advantage, Will con
vey In good and sufficient deed in fee sim
pie, the northwest corner Tenth and Marke,
street property 10 her sister, Rebec-a, and
such deed executed Is already al escrow Ia
the knowledge Of her certain attorney.
Law requires thirty days notice 10 newspa
per, but nve years OF reflection ought to in
sert II within i've days.
II accepted please answer by telegram DAY
received. Other communication cut of.
To WHOM 1T MAY CoSoKRN: have never
pronted dollar or any value from my said
rusteeship undertaken dutifully TO save Ger
tain banking and loan corporations and busI
ness men from all loss, which has been accom-
piished with love, gratitude and tdeiity Il
brother. Respectfully.
bERELIA T.. HARNESS
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
zeal Darss'p,,,

10 pebble outton RBa,boocE's
aud children a.
Market st,eet.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
Babies

button shoe, for q quarter dollar, q
Babcock's, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
l.tOk ktNT.TAE MIL CREEK Mil

t.SOk RENT-pHE MILL CREEK MILLS
z property, on Christiana turnpike, about
I mile non Front street. as follows: ! 20.
lpr : water power gri,t and feed mill. 10.
nOrse power steam and water" lumber
wood and grain mill combined. A good
sized dwelling house and a small farm OF
excellent Trucking qualities The renter
ean take the personal II desired Terms
easy, a. We hope 10 fer special infucemen,
- .ctive person. Address p o Box 81
80 az the premises. J ). RICHAS
SIN m5eod-lm
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
~..r,y Struck WI

An aged woman an, I n.ipr e
escape yesterds,, y. '' {, IN ytcu ~
Railroad, as she WEI =, '.trt.t
at the foot of t. nal ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

a. Ao,.l EIi-BOAhUtkS Al iOs WEST
~ Second street Handy 10 railroad
dspo' ana h. ndy 10 the large werksheys.
Lsrse house, splendid rooms. m1e-3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

ENpk RENr-i PART OF TIE BUuI-
- iLg over ds'set street bridge. formerly
coupled hg the CanIia1 Co. Apply at bii
:. -HSI soH street. mh23-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

XAJHHI ILL., ~ MnH II, SILL ,+UOIiS
w from Ha2on on CON Mission must
be # gCtd ado ress Of xoCd Ii. raj cLara >ter
good salesman and careful driver Security
rsquiret. A sUly at = Marke- ST. matt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

WANTED - FIRST CLASS BLACK.
w smith. One used 10 all kinds ST
work. l.. WUOLMAN, lis Orange street.
m2c-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26
d. FLiC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
l. will sell on the premises, situated IN
the CRY Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 2s lss5

SAIL hDAA, M ARCH %, lss5,
az o'clock. p. N,
nne thousand three hundred and ttty so uare
fees OF iarl, De the same more or iess. stu
atea II est Wilmington, near the F.. W
Il +. hailroad, between bird and Liberty
streets, with two-stOry douD frame dwell
iug thsreon erected. Sale positive at o..
clock D. u, JAMES r. MURRAY
L. ". Stidham son. Aucts. m25.2Ts
DUBLIC SAIL OF BOOTS AND
4 shoe7 at D-aEes auction rooms No l.
East Fourth street on Friday evening. NJ arch
y. J. ". BLaChtSTON m253t.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

LSOR SALE- HOUSES AILSEC.
IT tiODs of the city. from $500 up
PIERCE q LOBDELL, 6 West Sew
enfh street. f6.tf-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

WANFED-A FIRSr-CLASS MUSIC
W teacher. Apply fr.day corning at
~ olaymont street, over Eley en:h street
ofhHe' mo ltt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

WANiED- A MIDDLE AGED WO.
tnan to do gen raj nousework In al
lamiiy without children At us Market
nh2s -
Daily Republican., 1885-03-26

OIlCE-AI.l. PERSONS ARE FOR.
oldden 10 trust ny enc on our account
without 2 written order
GElkGF " YE3NOH SONS
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
Into a Closet.

Edgar G. Spinning, Of Bridgeport, set
up stove in one Of his bed chambers
the other day, and put the pipe through
q stove hole under the mantel. 1t failed
TO draw and after awhile, he saw fire
under the chimney. He took down the
pipe and with poker drew forth the re-
mains of silk dress, which in some uR-
accountable way he thought must have
crowded in there. He then put the pipe
in again and tried once more to build
Are, but the stove did little less than
smoke. Soon after his daughter who
was in an adjoinidg room, had occasion
to 20 to clothes closet. On opening
the door, smoke first poured out and
then flames. She shrieksi for her father
and as no rushed in he saw the whole
inside of the closet was In f1au,es. When
they were extinguished Mr.. Spinning
discovered that the chimney had false
front, and the stove hole led straight in
to tbs closet. The builder who invented
this FIRE trap should be exposed. The
dresses and other articles destroyed in
the closet were worth $150.-Hartford
Times.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
Ice Mountains or summer Lands.

Those who wish winters sojourn
under Florida Orange Groves, or at the
wonderful Worlds Exposition at New
Orleans, will find the Michigan Central
Offering the best rates. routes, and ac-
commodatiOns. Others who seek the
manly sports and exhilirating scenes of
the MONTREAL CARNIVAL, with its Ice
Mountains and its Ice Palace, Skating.
Curling, Tobogganing, etc, will find the
Same thing. From Jan. 22d to 30th, the
Michigan Central will sell round trip
tickets to Montreal, via Ottawa, good to
return until Feb, 7th, at the lew rate Of
$3.50 from Cheboygan. 1t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
PILES I! PILES F.! PILES!
A Sure Cure fOund At I.ast.-NO One
Need suffer.

Need suffer.
A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams Ian Indian
Remedy called DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of rs or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. LOtiOAs instruments
and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
absOrbs the tumOrs, allays the intense
itching, particularly at night after
getting warm in bed) acts as peultice,
gives instant relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching of the private parts,
and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. M. COffinberry
of Cleveland says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: l have used
scores of Pile Cures, and 1t affords me
pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment.
Hon. Judge W. p. COOns. Maysville, KY,
says: Il have suffered for years with
itching piles, and have used many
remedies. l have used DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment and been cured
while every other remedy failed" For
sale by Packard 81 Upnam, and mailed
on receipt of price, $1.00.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co. Prop'rs.
Cleveland Ohio.