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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-09


90 doubt aboet is ability 10 do that
when we have passed through the pres
ent critical period. and been disarned
OF the isalsusies With which shy change
vas approached bot for the pressni
there were three classes Of pesple whom
thar we're bound % consider. First
sns ciass connected vita the land; seo
ond--ths civil servants AID offiosrs ef
the Goverauent in lrelsnd third--she
Protestant minority. Toe speaker
cou,a not admit the e,aiEa Of the Pro
sessans msnarity Ia Ulster OF else where
10 rule on Questions shsch sere for the
whele Of ireland. .seseral schemes for
the separate government OF Ulster
had been snsmttted - htaa. Ons
cas- that the Prcvisce At Ulster shoald
he sxcla led frsn the operations Of
he prescott btu. Anether vss that sep
sfala satanorns shouid be provided foe
Ulster, and third snesested that Ger
tain rights should be reserved and rnk
ander rrovtnatai councils. No one OF
shrse proposals bad sppsarsd 10 the
0overa@ens 20 Be 80 eompsstsiy iasfi-
AID ssx its inertia sr By TIE vsixnt Of
public epinIcn IN ~ favef A. " var
rant tie 0avsrament IN Including q ~
taetr tffi. It2rse8s f&Et &r~~FNro tatt
consideration, aad toe tlscs.sisn that
woela follow the trtroSscsion Of tae
prsssn, bill might lssd 10 tae discovery
OF one plan vhicn had = rfcSismsnsttnx
asaeaat Of snpcerf. std TIE Gcvsra-
neat woaid 10 their ec<s 10 aeops tue
plsn that seemed % give esnsrsi sssts-
fscttun.
fseteFring 10 The great settlement az
1878. Mr.. Gladstone sad; Ia vss aas
rrsl slttienens. aud wss u Ireland shst
we've ased real sstsienaens bang ns1ef
lrisk' eheers No. II v&s The mss-
tskess polsey OF EaxsAsa. lisssasne 10 q
perno iea< volee, ADD claims Of xscend
ensy' fhe Irish Pssiiam<ns lAscred
nnds. great aszadssntAxcs. Yea 70 had
IN 10 spark of tAe spast II fr>etcua.
and 10 smsnsipsted the ko1sp C&sk-
olics Of Ireland wAea the Ramsn cssh-
elsos Of Lsn&oa ~er~ stiii on-m.nci
pAsed. II received lsra fsssiiitsm
With op~n Arms. and snen sfter Q bxi<f
career be Gas recalled 20 knxlAzd The
iran fNfii&mcrt Registered tAets ccnn
dsees il atn b. pasnisg rssslstisn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-09
FOR SALE.

A s1x-ROoM HOUSE AND CORNER
q lot centrally located nns view aa1
Al modern improvements; win ell for
lees THAI cost Of Tie buii1ingk Addren
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-09


of.scs with an oateosns eovernmsnt.
The Qaren woaid be empowered 10 del
esats 90 him any prsrogstivss which
she nov enioyed or woaid enjoy.
rhs religions disability nov exist
ine, aud witch mskes a Roman
Catholic ineligible 20 any eflee. would
be removed. In the future judges
soaid be appoinsed By the 3oversme
add snsuid be paid oat Of tue corsoli-
dated fund. and be removed only on the
point Of address of thetue orders. rhe
csustahaisry Gas to remain under the
present term 81 ssrvice aud under thsir
present authority. Vita respect 10 the
civil service. the 9overume1s did not
shink tneir Gases we're the same a. the
coxstAbolasy. and The transfer Of the
evil service 10 the Legislative bsdy
fore tnoaeht that 10 woaid be gizs 10
sashorsxs she etvsl servants nov serving
90 esaisp a pension that would bs due
that they served too years. In order 10
prevent the fnconverience fron q rapid
srassltion Of services and 81 the closp
Of shst time. both parties shoald ee
free % negotiate afresa. This cas- all.
Mr.. 0iadssoae sssted, he bad 10 say os
he sanfses Of tie nee irt<n eon<tita-
tisu- he pfopartisa Of tue Inper,Al
Gardens. which he bad 20 propose thai
Ireland shcasA bear. v<s a. QUE - four
teen he thoagns the ncw Irish Pzriia-
saeEt oss 10 stand vita Q balance to 40
credit. hat the only fead thas u voaid
hzv., IL len alone, uoald be Q solitary
E2a oc from tee iyish esarce fund he
kssx Il no vay II pxsvsdinx TIE nee
ssszsy nsney sxc>pt ny taking - oas Of
thfs yessss e1dxet He propo<sd thai
ia sns fas1rs Ireisnd Eeosid pay . 9f.
te~ash part % tns lapsFiAI expeudi-
tzrea.
He thea sntsred isfa 90 slahorsts
exieniasian Il sae total incogns sed 81
psaiisares ~ ireland. and stated thai
tie Charge te irsixad. - IN imperial
esnsrlbstssns be pss - s.. o.oooo pss
ssann- Ne essi9stsd he tosal ex2sa-
assurs By ireland. tnssudiaG tie pay
neat - . ssnksng fS,a tos the t<ssk
nreparsson Of sns Nxticoai 9eyeru-
n~n1. ~ 81 81 sooc pss Aaaam. sxsin
| snere v~s tosAi ipeems a. - s51mo
- . sarpsss ~ ~ Gsssrazesas q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
The Cot ON. Mnr.

The following figures may be worth
preserving by those who care 10 refresh
their memory occasionally regarding
the cost OF making war in this country.
OF course the figures given do not in
clude the amouats paid and due on &C
count Of thepensi0n rolls:
United States Treasury Department,
Washington. June Il, lsSG.-Hon. A. ].
Warner, House Of Representatives
Dear Sir-Yours Of the % b instant
duly received. / am unable 20 find any
stat ment Of the expenses OF the RevO-
lutiouary war, the war Of 1872 and the
Mexican War prepared by the Ire asury
Department. 1 do not know Of any
statement having been published else
where which may be termed trust
worthy. have rough J estimated the
expenses from the CURES of national
expenditures as increased during the
years Of war. respectively: Revolution
AIRY War, 5000 COCO. This is the sum
assumed and paid By the Uui'ed States,
and has no reference 20 the expendi-
lures Of the several colonies. War Of
1872. Sis 10000: Mexican War. Sl35.-
600 900: War of the Rebellion, s. 1S9. 80
1923. An article in Putnam's Maya
u a. for August, 1856. on the cost of
war. has some general statistics mot
yerified) on the subject The Peace
Society has printed some statements.
but they are not reliable 20 the statisti-
clan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01

The recovery Of digestion, and the re-
sumption Of activity By the liver,
bowels and kidneys, are mlestoles
which mark our progress On the road %
health. They speedily become percep-
ubie when Hosietter's stomach Bittsrs
i used By the invalid. Nothing 50
surely and eKpeditousiy consumes the
distance 10 the desired goal. As no
bodily function can suffer without I'M
pairing the general health OF the system
50 the system can never acquire per ct
Tlgor, health's synonym, until that
Junction be actively resumed. Take
Tor instance; digestion. . suspension OF
ShIchis invariably rect:6ed By the Bit
ters- II the organs upon which it de-
wolves grow weak. biliousBess. co1stI-
pat,ol. headache, poverty Of the blood.
and hundred other symptoms super
vene. which indicate unmist aksbly the
6aneful general influence Of dyspepsia
The disappearence OF all these symp-
toms, through the 1se Of the Bittsrs,
show with what thOroughnsss II re-
moves their cause rrr ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
RsIIro.d Thro rh Ala..n.


The project OF buiidi g a railway
through Alaska TO Behriug Strait, to
connect with road on the other side Of
that waterway, is not a new idea. tn ugh
tue reports Of the government survey
ors have given TO it a standing which it
has not before possessed. So far rs our
own TerTi'oryis concerned. there are no
difficulties in the way which modern
engineering science could not readily
overcome. In winter the temperature
is very low, in the valley Of the YUKON
the spirits in the thermometer often
ranging as far down as co degrees and
20 degrees below zero; but this is not
greatly under the point indicated on the
thermometer in the districts through
which the Canadian Pacific railroad has
be built. Special precautions would
have to be taken IN winter TO insure the
comfort and safety Uf the passengers
and employees exposed 10 tn rigoTs OF
such climate; but here agsin the o5-
stacles are Of an allAy able character.
There Is reason for believing that large
deposits Of coal are TO be found at a
number of different point in the Terri
tory, thus partially meeting objections
that might be urged on the score Of eI-
psnss Tor fuel.
tut having said this, about all that
can be urged IN favor Of the plan has
Deen said. Unless some astonishing
discoveries Of deposits of precious.
metals we're made there would be no
local demand for the road, for no civil
lied man IN his senses who could find q
meagre Lying in other and temperate
parts Of the world would think of set
ting in the inho pitable interior oi
Alaska. where a short hot summer OF
about two months duration is followed
Dy winter of nearly ten months in
length.
As 10 overland trade. the continued
prosecution Of this would involve be
meeting and overcoming Of difficu' ties
which engineering science has not YET
demonstrated that it can triumph over.
BshTing strait Is some eighty miles IN
width, but whaieTs following the icr
uOTthEard through Behring sea have
rarely b-en able % get into the Arctic
Ocean through the strait before the tirst
otJune. aud are compelled 20 all south
ward IN September. Four months out
OF year would probably be AS long d
period as this waterway would be open
tor ordinary steam Jerry age. Some
2 MUS has suggested the notion of l4y
ing temporary track across the ice
during the winter season by means OF
which trains could be run from shore TO
shore. when navigation was suspended.
But. apart from the question OF expense.
such a suggestion uld never have
emanated from the brain Of a man who
had had the least experience with, or
knowledge Of. the irregular and shift
ing character of Arctic ice formation
of an open seaway. Under existing
conditions. The overland route would
have 10 suspend operations for eiehI
months ont OF the year-a suspension
which would be fatal TO its profitable
prosecution. For III Is reason. We
imagine tbata majority OF the members
of Congress will hardly be likely TO LEND
the aid of the gOveTnm' mt 10 the carry
ing out Of an undertaking of 50 prscari
Gus a character.-Boston Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
A MaehIss for shearInE sheer

Such = machine is said TO be in sue
cessfui operation in Victoris. II is
made Of brass, in the shape Of = small
iroTel. The motion is setuAted BY s
small turbine wheel. on which Is fixed q
cutter. In front Is a comb, serving as
q guard against cufting the skin. The
steam IS conveyed from the boiler By
an Indis-rubber tube, which Is double.
having one inside The other. The inner
one is the injection and the space be-
tween the two the election. The ma
chine Is used in the same fashion IS he
shears. but cuts. il Is stated. much
quicker and far cleaner, without the
least danger Of iniu-ing the fleece or
the sheep.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
HOW WOULD DoIr.

II were a railroad brakeman,
I'D holler the stations so plain.
That the man who was going TO Texas
Would 60 clean through TO Maine;
Id Open the door Of the oking car,
And l d give such mighty roar
That the passengers IN the sleeper
Would all fall out on the floor.
For / couldn't afford q tenor voice,
And eouldn't afford 10 speak
In the sweet, soft voice OF Aeolian harps
For eleven dollars week.
II was baggage master
I'd rattle the trunks about:
d stand them up in a corner
And I'd tear their bowels ont.
1 would tear their handles out by the roots.
/ would pick their corners in,
And strew their stuffing all round the car,
And make them lsnk and thin.
For / couldn't afford to wear kid gloves,
Nor put soft pads on my feet,
Nor handle things gently, when all my pay
Just kept me In bread nd meat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
sELEcrIoS OF TaE BARLEY.

The selection OF barley for beer pur-
poses IS not an easy matter either.
Some kinds possess too much starch.
OF. ers not enough, or else tney are too
hsri and the terminating presses goes
On too slowly; or PERHAPS there : 700
much nitrogenous substance IN me
grain, either OF which would prove sen;
ously detrimental 20 the making OF good
beer. The proportion Of malt necessary
TO barrel Of beer varies; u IS safe 70
say. however. that it's not far from tSo
and a half bushels. Two pounds OF
hons are about the Average thrown N
for each barrel also. The barley used
comes in great QuAntiles from Europe,
as well as the hops. Germany. and
especially BOhemis. produce the laIter
exclusively. A few come from NeS
York State. They retail from SLID 20
Si.iO q barrel, but they are sold much
cheaper for beer purposes, being ire
auent.y obtained at an average OF 80
cents a pound. Greedy brewers. WHO
like a graf many of humanity would
want the earth as their share Of The pot
have tried once in q VII le 20 suosti-
tute other herbs for hops, out aAFs
found out TO their sorrow that u oi1 not
paw. The favor TO the beer vas iosts
and as q natural sequence the MAJ Ae' .
/ the brewer.
The cooling OF the cellars 5 sooon-
plished bv means Of ice maehine-- Ihs
consolidated machine Is the --latest l'aI-
I tern. This msCaine consists OF 40
ammonia pumps, one on each SIDE
/ filed with liquid ammonia ann a II sis
acting compressor. The operation ! IS
follows: the liquid goes into s!s'Su q
! coils submerged IN g tank OF criny
water. the purpose OF the brine being 70
lower the temperature Of the water be
low the freezing point without c-ystal-
LIKING the same. The rapid eysp9rauon
Of the ammonia causes the temperature
of the b-iny water TO lower below tie
freezing point. At the same tune TIE
evaporation goes on the asO ~
liquid has turned 70 gas Ana 80 me
action Is kept up slternatisely, ne am
MONA being now liquid ana nov
gas The briny water Is tnen leo INTO
the pipes which are suspended ron me
ceiling above the casks and tnns lne al
mosphere In the cellsr IA loEer-- q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
The Botssm OF the Sc.

Yields no pearl that can exceed n
beauty teeth Ehitened and cleansed
with that incompatible dentri6ce. the
frrzrsuf SltZOTllHT Eor- ia-~or-t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
Judge Stayner's Lecture.

A crowded house greeted Mr.. Staynel
I: st evening in the Nineteenth Ward
to hear his new lecture on Health,
Wealth and Wisdom, and the audi
ence certainly enjoyed = feast. The
lecturer vas in one OF his happiesI
moods and occupied about one hour and
fifteen minutes. in picturing the ways of
wisdom in acquiring health and wealth.
he introduced many new and crisp
ideas, which all would do well 20 con
sider, and interpreted his words Of in
struction with telling anecdotes. AL
present seemed TO feel that they had
been well repaid for their attendance.
A hearty vote Of thanks was rendered
the lecturer at the close.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
An End % Bone serapinr.

Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. III.
says: Having received so much beue-
ct from Electric Bitters, / feel It my
duty TO let suffering humanity know il.
Have had a running sore on my Lex 70.
eight years; my doctors told me !
would have to have the bone scraped or
leg amputsted. l used, instead, three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes BuckIenis Arnica Salve, and my
Leg "a now sound and well" Electric Bit
ters are sold at fifty cents . bottle and
Bucklenis Arnica Salve ~ sc. per box
By z Q, II. ]. Drug Store, o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
self-Praise no Recommendation

Self-praise is no recommendation,
but there are times when one must per
NIT person to tell the truth about him
self. When, what he says is supported
say that = llcock's Porous Plasirrs are
the only genuine and reliable yDr"us
plasters made is not self-pTaise Ia Tie
slightest degree. They have stood the
test for twenty five years, aud ~ prrof
of their merits it is only necessary 10
call attention TO the cures they nave
and TO the voluntary testi-
monials Of those who have used them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
peeemberI4. 1855.


WHITE HOUSE,
r. Lynch. =: Joe. No: J. II. JOhauinC-
meier, Bingham; ". d. Do0re. Washington
Territory; !. Henderson, J. Mack, Idaho;
&. Boylan, Logan: d. Guernsey. Omaha; J.
CARLSON, ogden; VI. Bellows, Morgan; L.
B1urgard, wife and hoy, Bingham: ". a..
Rpurk, Chicago; W. J. Painter, Green River;
}. J. Dan, Denver; W. Harker, TaylOrSyille
J. =. Barnard, Salida; ?. BektSOn. +. Hickey,
Leadyille; K. Watts, BOdie; J. CRANES,
Kentucky; ". II. RACER, W. Fulton, Thistle
Mrs. e.. DOuris. stockton. D.. y. swan.
bingham; J. HigEinsOn, K. p. SMELL,
spanish FOrS; J. Jones, Davenport.
VALLEY HOUSE,.
Mike NOlsn. Pocatell0. Idaho; Mr. Heroer;
and wife, An erican Fork; A. 3. Thomas and
wife, (. Martin. Spring Lake; Jno. K.
stuart, II. +. Riggs. KanRo; Mr.. Dunn.
Mendon; c. II. PiersOn, Chicago; Z. Bird.
J. c. Stewart, Kansb: b. COnrod. chester;
JnO. A. Smith, Helena: X. s. Spence, Paris,
idaho; Ed. X. Adkins. Edward Akin, Neitie
Smith, Tooele; A. Day, Emery County: c.
diversion, A. Wright, bennington; B. Fermo,
Helena, Mont: E 4. McKeunv, Wyoming
J. S. Page, PaysOn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
PROVO POINTS.

ALL RESIDENTS over so years of age
have been invited to q grand dinner in
the Fourth Ward Westinghouse on
Wednesday, the 18th inst.
OUR ORIG store proprietors are not
the only men in Provo who pay the
United States tax as retail liquer dealers,
but this does not prove that any OF
them sell liquors. They simply pay the
tax to help sustain the government.
WHILE MOST of the stores have made
8 show Of holiday goods, tae show win
dows of Smoot & Co. 5 drug store have
appeared empty, and for q few days
curtained from the public view. On
moved. revealing 10 view a dazzling
profusion of fancy articles, such as
jewelry cases, toilet articles. card bas-
kets, etc. too numerous 10 mention. 1t
is needless TO say those in search of
holiday presents invariably stop in
front OF SmOot & Co.'S window.
Dancing PARTIES and other social
gatherings are occurrences OF every
night.
PRoFEssoR GILEs will give another
musical entertainment next Saturday
night, when he proposes 70 distribu e
SO worth OF CHRISTMAS presents among
his patrons. The Home Dramatic Com
pany have been rehearsing play en-
Tilted. Bitter Cold which will be PIE
sented about Christmas Eve.
THERE WAS an exhibition OF panor-
annie views AZ the Theatre on WedneS-
day night OF last week, which was highly
interesting and instructive. One Of the
pair tings, representing the peuhelion
OF the planets, was commented on by
Mr.. Robert Smith. the proprietor Of the
exhibition, which he said was copied
from an illustration that appeared in
The HERALD, four or five years ago.
Some Of the paintings represented moth
ing but imaginary scenes and although
not executed IN the highest style OF the
art, the attempt to illustrate Zion as
il will appear" and The Final JudR-
ment," was certainly very commendable
and appreciated by the audience. b.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
1nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute

This widely celebrated institution,
located at Buffalo. y. Y. is organized
with full staff of eighteen experienced
aud sklllful Physicians and Surgeons,
constituting the most complete organ
ization of medical and surgical skill in
America, for the treatment of all
chronic diseases. whether requiring
medical or surgical means for their cure
Marvellous success has been achieved in
the cure OF all nasal. thToat and lung
diseases, liver and kidney diseases,
diseases of the digestive organs. bladder
diseases. diseases peculiar TO women,
blood taints and skin diseases, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, nervous debility,
paralysis. epilepsy (itsl 81. rmstorrhea,
impotency and kiudTed ale ons.
Thousands are cured a; their homes
through correspondence. The cure of
the worst ruptures. pile tCmo:s. yari-
cocele, hydrocele sd s'Iic;ures is
guaranteed, with only a short residence
at the institution send 40 cents n
stamps for the Invsli Guide Book
(I6S pages). which gives all particulars.
Address, Worlds - spensary Med ca
Association, Buffalo. y Y c
UsK the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
RaileH& Son

Want Carload OF Luce-ne Seed, quick.
Parties having any for sale will consult
tAejr Own interest by sending it 10 them
AZ OuEE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
EASY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
and lain Lesh also in Pushes

Fancy Chairs,
Rattan Rockers and Work Bas-
kets,
Fancy Fire Screens,
Patent Swing Horses,
tAH Wood and Skin Covered
Baby Swings,
Wagons,
Velscipedes,
Toy Chairs,
Toy Desks,
Toy Bureaus,
Toy Cradles,
: Fancy Footstools,
Slipper Cases,
Fancy Wool Mats,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

Wishes to call the Attention O IntendIc.< Esur-
chasers to his STOCK of Goods, suitable
for XMAS and NEW YEAR ESENTs air eadx
Hand Arriving. Daily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-15

Parlor Desks,
Fancy Rattan Chairs,
Elegant Easels,
Rocking Horses,
IAN sizesl
Sleds,
"a Large Variety. including the Patent
AllSteel Sled.l
Wheelbarrows,
Doll Carriages,
Toy Tables,
Toy Wardrobes,
Toy Beds,
Mirrors,
(All styles)
Fancy Parlor Brackets,
Smyrna Rugs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-06

slow and shade stronger on good COM
mon and medium unchanged, no demand.
CINCINNATI, O., August 5.-Hogs quiet
common aud light 81 OOa4 so; packing
and butchers 81 9Ol5 90; receipts 1870
head shipments $50 head.
Petroleum,
on Cry, Pa, August 5.-Opened at
65!e; highest 654c; lowest este; closed at
6SsG; sales 1855, 900 barrels; clearances
l.0S2, 900 barrels; charters 60,Sl7 barrels;
shipments 5S,5SS barrels,
PITTsBvRaH, Pa, August 5.-Pstroleum
active and weak; opened at oslo; closed
at 8Slci highest 65Ici lowest GSsC,
BRADFORD, Pa, August 5.-0pened at
65!Ci highest 65lr; lowest GSiC; closed at
6S!ci clearance 10000 barrels,
TlTusyILLE, Pa, August 5.-Opensd at
65.ci highest 654Ci lowest este; closed at
63sa,
wYoRE, August5 Petroleum steady;
United closed at 6S4c,
Dry Goods,
NEW YoRE, August 5,-There was very
general inquiry Tor moderate selection OF
u supplementary character and business
Of this nature is larger than expected 60
early in the season. Agents have advanced
their prices Of Columbia and Boston grey
duck and A o A tiCkinga 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-06
Sure Cure for Piles.

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
OF ten years. standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb
aorbs tumofs, sllays the itching at once,
acts as poultice, gives instant AID pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only Tor the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Is warranted by our
Agents, Logan & 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 5Oc and 81 per box.
kirk MEDICINE Co.,
Mwr4w Proprietors, Lorain, Ohio.