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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

why the Party of Noodle. sooss and
Bunconabe Nominated Harrison.
The nomination Of Harrison was
made in despair by the weary. worn
out delegates who had been struggling
for week against the plotting and
Juggling Of the Blaine conspirators.
Il was not the outcome Of deliberate
choice; Il was the only alternative OF
the anti Blaine element. While ma
jority OF the convention would have
nominated Blaine had II dared. there
was a compact and determined minor
ity in opposition. and the more prudent
Of the Blaine leaders feared that N
their favorite were nominated by a
simple majority Of the convention he
could not receive the united support Of
the party. The Blaine men would not
go to Sherman or Gresham. and Allison
and Alger were not regarded as ut all
available. Sherman's unyielding per-
sistency in his candidacy prevented a
concentration upon Mckinley and the
convention was reduced TO the alterna-
tive OF taking Harrison or sweltering
| for days in the torrid work OF finding a
{" dark horse" Harrison was. there
fore. sort Of Hobson's choice or rath-
err choice OF evils
| What strength has the Republican
nominee? the reader will ask. No
personal strength whatever. As cold
blooded IS John Sherman. he is much
more aristocratic in his bearing.
Without executive training. without
ability or statecraft. without personal
following. he can not fail 10 prove q
weak candidate His six years serv.
ice in the United States Senate showed
him to be man of mediocre talents
and OF slight equipment for the public
service. His name is not connected
with any important measure OF legis
lation. He originated nothing nor II
any way impressed his personality
upon Federal legislation. He has beer
regarded by the leading men Of hi
own party as political failure IL
was beaten for Governor Of Indiana II
} 1876 in canvass in which the whole
power OF the Grant Administration
, was thrown in his favor. He was do
) feated for United States senator in In
.. diana last year after a disgraceiul par
. ticipation in partisan election OF hon
estly and fairiy-elected Democratic
members OF the Legislature. How
can such man lead his party TO vic
. tory?
1t i charged and the proofs will n
doubt be forthcoming that he was
{ sworn and active member Of the Know
Nothing organization. His opposition
. to the legislation prohibiting the Inn
2 migration Of Chinese was presented 2
1 an argument against his nomination 2
: the delegates from the Pacific slope =
2 Chicago. These two blemishes IN M
! political record will repel thousands {
d voters who might otherwise be induce
. ~ support him. He Is defensive car
didate from the very beginning. =
aggressive campaign in his behalf
possible. His supporters viii be keI
: busy explaining and apologizing e
his political alterations during the q
: tire canvass. One needs not 10 De 40
! to read the stars to foretell the re-ele
= ton OF Grover Cleveland In Novemo'
l, next -Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

Henry W. Moore. Managing Editor q The
g. Louis s.Post-Dt>paeeh." Betrays His
Dess Yrisad BY Rsbbing Him q Hls wife
ana Llfs's Earnings.
81. Lorrs. July 9.-The greatest social
sensation that has occurred in this city In
: generation, Vas the elopement Satur-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

day morning. OF Hen
~ W. Moore, man
aging editor Of the
Post Dispatch, with
Emma 3, wife Q
John W. Norton, II
popular manager Of
the Grand Opera
house.
Mr.. Moore gained
cadmittance to the
|\home Of Mr.. Norton
2through the latter's
generous patronage
Of . man who, with
some genius and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

some genius ana
ability in his profession, was personally
unpopular, and took advantage Of the OPP
port1nify thus afforded to abuse the con.
6dence Of his friend and ben actor. In
course Of time : criminal intimacy sprung
up between Moore and Mrs. Norton,
which was frst suspected on ts.o day Of it,
discovery BY Mr.. Norton last Friday.
when he met the guilty pair on the street
returning from . house Of questionable
repute where they had passed the after
noon together.
The injured husband made an attack
upon his false friend, but was prevented
from harming him BY the wife and others
who arrived upon the scene. Mr.. Norton
attempted 70 draw . revolver. bat tho
weapon caught in his pocket. He struck
Moore several times who ran
That night Mrs. Morton passed with
Moore It his home. the latter's wife, with
their six-year -old boy, being absent g
Nanitou Springs. Col, and next morning
they left the city for parts unknown.
presumably Australia, Moore's former
home, taking with them all Of Mr.. Ncr-
tons LIES earnings-about forty thou-
sand dollars-which he in generous con-
<dence IN tn woman he loved and q
provide against the contingency Of nj
sudden death. had placed il her name.
Mr.. Norton and the deserted wife and
child Of Moore have the sympathy of a.
entire community. while the conduct 2
che criminal pair u denounced BY every
body-except the injured husband, vino
In Ms agony and humiliation has no wor
Of ccnxure for the infatu ated and mis
guided wife. whose unhappy future. whe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

FIRST freshman, ats all Pins'on.
pinson. nowadays. Moike.+ The p"ps W.
saws there's . thousand survivors 2 -. "a
Mcxican war. with twelve thouran !
widdics. afther. drawin' pinsions .r's
blessed day. Second Irishmarl :. :
exld Mprmons. Twelve wina'cs I
VERY one q chem, That's pfwnn' =
eomes ~ the surplushr Pssck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-20

.IIerc waiter! what kind OF ~
do you call thisY Apple p's' ..l.e.
..Rm there Il nothing In y ~
perdon. sir. but We use evarorn'esr -, " Y.
pies IN all our pies" D-''s" 80
ecriDl
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r. b Hayes was one Of the Ohio delegates 70
the National convention. yet no enc heard Of
him and nobody noticed him An ex-Presidens
OF the United States participating for SIX days
ia National convention and getting no more
attention than . yellow dog 1t bench show
One mana delegate from Texas-did speak %
Hayes early In the week. but we understand
that q soon as he discovered his mistake he
apoloQzed--Chicogo Nrcs-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
Excursion.

Yesterday mornings train brought
nine cars and about $50 excursionlsts
over the Utah Central road. which
we're transferred here to the Titan
Northern. With those who came ID
from other places and those VINO WenG
from here twelve cars OF the ABOVE foau
were filed to repl> ton and two 1000
motives we're necessary to draw tnem
The e1cursionists &c to Soda springs
and beyond and expect to be gone IRON
ten to thirty days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
Meotal and Ply steal Sufferer.

Naomi-"George, why are you SO
gloomyP If cankering care gnaws at
vour heart, tell me of it. To whom
could you better con6de your sorrows
than your promised wife?''
DO not worry about me, love.
"But | do worry. Tell me all,
Georaie, and conceal nothing. =,
well, my shoes are size too small
-Nebraska State Journal. ~.
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&c MI. Drug Department. Agents, salt
Lake City
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Justice Court.

q. Ballantyne & Co. brought suit
against the S. P. r. R. Co. for the re-
eoyery of So57. so for the alleged killing
of sheen in Decem Der last. 1t was not
clear in the Judges mind that the
pIaintiff had substantiated who the de-
PENDANTS were. and consequently the
case was declared non-sulted; a
motion for a new trial will be filed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
The County Court.

. The County Court convened IN the
courthouse yesterday, aad after trans
acting some routine business, opened
The bids for the new building at the
poor farm near Hooper. As The court
did not fe ! at liberty to spend over $lO,-
GOO. and the lowest bid being Sl3,Oou,
no awards were made. but all had
charcs to submit new bids.
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Briefs.

Briefs.
CLOUDY.
No wind.
No dust to sLeak Of.
|. No business OF Importance anywhere.
THERE is even no sickness to speak OF
in the city.
No preceI table progress ON the Union
Depot for some time.
OGDEN represented large collection
of negatives yesterday.
No one stayed athome yesterday that
could possibly get away ON the .Xcui-
sion.
No new bills or posters have bee n
posted on the bill boards for so loDs
that the dates of the last are oblIteraie d.
LEONARD Cox. travelling auditor Tor
the Western Union Telegraph COM
many, with headquarters in New ORR
mas been in Ogden for few days looK-
ing over the accounts of the local man
agement. Everything was found 10 De
correct.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL, SOLICITING
agent for the Celcago, Milwaukee d ot'
Paul Railroad, with headquarters IT
Salt Lake City, was in town to-oay
sesing the sights, in company with Mr
D. II. Perry, Jr. They w. re accompa
MED by J. Coe, of Omaha, Nebraska.
THE funeral of George Grisford, ,"h'
suicided at Eagle Rock Monday last
was held from the residence of the wild
owls parents at Lynne. But little iur
ther could be harmed OF The TRACED.
beyord what has been given IN ines
col INNS. The eldest child, glri OF
was with her father at the time al
was the only witness to the trafi
affair. She is now with her mo.het
the farm. The wife ana motnrI
PROSTATE with grief, and owing 10 he
feebls health grave fears are emit
tanned for her recovery.
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The City Council

met, Yesterday, as board OF equaliza-
ton. A number of applications for re-
mission for taxes were considered and
allowed. Several applications for re-
auction were also considered and lew
were allowed, while theirs werereierred
to a special committee for inves'lgation :
They then adjourned until o'clock to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
Personals

MISS MAY LoMAx, daughter OF Law
YER Lomax, VINO was reported seriously
i'll with typhoid fever Is fast reEalnlng
ner health.
Mrs. ARTHUR N. RAwsoN. OF Harms
vile, has found 1t necessary to, go 20
the Deseret Hospital IN Salt Lake CITY
for treatment.
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ENever Expccted 10 Recover.

was compelled to use cane when I walked;
and [ finally got so weak that couli not stanq
alone In q few months my physician SAID L
mad Brights disease ifh was d lHdeeI AFTER
had been i'll about two years, lad BAD at
tack OF Gravel. Six years ago, last ug' Ke ep
nedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout, \. J. :,
.vertised in paper. After ing one p %orS
threw away my cane and went to New OrK
on a visit, and three bottle cured me, TINS was as
six years age. 1 have never ha \ retu .t od
gravel, nor of the pains or weakness IN the
back, and though am over sixty years OF age
am Now Vigorous and Strong
as was in ny prime. I do all my eva W ,oda,
and rarely know what it is to be tired 1 KEEP
the medicine in the hose and give II 10 my
grandchildren, and recommend II the n,enI
remedies ha taken could not do, Dr.. kenne
avs Favorite Remedy did; stayed the disease
aad made me strong, vigorous woman
DIR. ID. Kennedy's FaVOrise Remedy
Rondout, n. Y. Price 81; 6 for >.
&c MI. Drug Department, Agents, sai
1
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O. O. - z III

We are at all times glad to receive con-
Of Of u pnblic interest. which should be ad-
nan i bv the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but as guaran
tee of good faith +1,,,o mott
fying this Office of any failure in the de
livery or this paper.
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No new bills or posters have bet n
posted on the bill boards for so ioDs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
BRIGHTs DISEASE.

The following state
ment from Mrs. Emeline
P. Miner of Burg Hill,
Ohio, will be of great in
terestto those who suffer
from Bright's Disease or
Gravel.-I have long re-
solved that I would ap-
prise you of the deep
sense of obligation which
1 feel. There is nothing
which I now enjoy that
, 1 do not owe to the happy
chance of having used
ADr. David Kennedy's
2 Favori.e Remedy a. q
atime when I was suffer
sing all that q h man BE-
jing coul1 endure. My
: troubles began in my
Kidneys over nine years
ago and from which
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
TIE GOLD BRICK swINpLER.


Dan Henpessy. Who Beat Prominent
Nnshvilllan out OF %, 500, Pardoned.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2i.-Gov. Rob-
eri l.. Taylor, who has caused the death OF
80 many crows recently, pardoned Dan
Hennessy today. II will be remembered
tit iienncsy Il tho man with whom one
o. y. Noel OF this place, entered in part
nership TO work mine out west, which
mine Dan convinced Mr.. Noel yielded
forth golden bricks rs thick as The
leaves that strew the ground In Putnam
county, any rs rich as Midas himself. To
prove this assertion slick Daniel produced
three alleged gold bricks, which were
bored with gimlet and the pure stuff was
shaved out. Noel paid Dan -, 500 for his
intcrst in the mine, which was near
Tombstone, A. T., but for some reason or
other Mr.. Noel has never gone west,
young man." 10 work H. The bricks are
among the most highly cherished treasures
OF the criminal court clerks Office, and
liennessy IN released from prison TO die a
consumptiye's death.
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ordor of Publication

No. Gisi. RD-in the Chanccry Couri ~ shelby
County, Tunn. Ann Eliza rf0udAt by D. "
Ifugdhi, next friend, etc, W Martha J. Greer
Il appcnrlng from the amended hlll In this cause.
which l. sworn TO- that the d,iondanis. tnsaio
haundcrs Samuel Saunders and Jessie saunders,
afc residents NJ the State uf Mississippi aud Rlp
Icy y. kaundeu, -allici W Nnrlllo and T. Nunille
r~i1cnisol the State Oi Missouri, aud M non.
residents ~ the Stats NJ Tennessee and II also an.
Fearing that the names and places II residence of
the hcir ~ w q Dunlap ar unknown aud can.
not D. nacrralncd after dllruut inquiry. aid un
known hcls heing made defendants on nccnunt VI
inienet IN and a. the estate IT W. A. DUNLAP de.
ceased, this being suit Ny complainant "a fcooyUr
her alleged Interest In aud ~ cufaln nai estate DO
longing Ia aid estate.
II 4 therefore 0fdcfed. That they make their 40.
pcamnro herein ~ The court house II shelby cpun
", 70 the city ~ Mcnphh. now Taxing District of
shelby county, Tenn, on the INT Monday la
July, tnAs, aud plead, answer or drmuf ~ roln.
plnlnanrE blu, ~ the same will b. aken for con.
iesEcd af Ia tlum and su for hearing oN Imrte aud
that copy ~ this order BE- published once week
for four s1Orssslfo weeks IN The Memphis Appeal
This iiih day Of May. ISIS
true copy-Aticst
r. T. MCDOWELL. Cicrk aud Master.
ny Il. ~ CALDWELL, u. q. aud n.
H. u narDcs aud CAN'T a Patterson, solicitors
Tor complainant ti2ipHt2
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Trustee Sale.

DY VIRTUE on DEED oF TRUST TO NIX
u executed on the ~ day ~ October issC, ~
Wiley luhnlun and wife Alice johnson 10 scCufc
T. n Yields iu The ayment Of one pf1iniss0fy note
iof one bundled 500 dollan 0i cycu date there.
With and falling due and payable one year there.
alter, and sald nOio with Interest hclng now past
due and unpaid Now, Therefore, a. trustee and
~ virtue ~ The powgf vested ln me as such I will
on The Iist day of May, 1883, within lcgal hours,
In iruni ~ the court huuts dOuf " shelby county
soll To- the highest and beet bidder cor chsh. the
ioNdWlhF dr'tfbod lot ~ parcel of land, lying aud
being situated Ia the Sixth civil district VI shelby
county aud bounded ~ follows, tO.wit Being 4
part NJ The ". q. Porter Tract BEGINNING At stale
ON the north line ~ The 0oodloit aud Prank tract
and vhcfu aid line interests the east idle II tho
rad leading from Wells station to the Macon rad
thence east with aid uopdleit and Franks Tract
north line A. chains aud ~ links Ia n ned oak
marked 60 y ~ thence north chains ~ a
stake thence west q chains and ~ links 10 stake
on the East sde 81 the mad leading ifum Wells sta.
lion Ia the Macon Rad. thence with said road 10
The beginning. oguiaining ten 10 acrcs, mofc Or
les. Tho fiFhi ~ homestead and dover l. Cxpfuss
y waived aud the title i believed Ia h. good. but
scll aud convoy a. trustee only. and for the pur
p0so VI satisfying said note, Interest and oosts
JOHN a. MOSS Trustee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
A DIsGRACEFUL MOB.
Attempts to Get a Jailed Murderer in
Knoxville.

Knoxville.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Mays. -Hicks Car
michael, the negro who killed Deputy
Sheriff shipel last Sunday, was captured
in Cook county this morning and brought
TO Knoxville at noon. He was seriously
wounded, but not fatally before, being cap
tured. Fully 1000 people followed the
bus in which the officers took him from
the train to the Jail. lie was safely jailed,
however, in spite of the excited but not
dangerous crowd. Tonight about o'clock
1900 or more men and boys assembled at
the Jail. II was bowling mob with no
organization. They yelled and hooted and
called for the prisoner until finally the
sheriff and jailor allowed them TO search
the jail and see that the man was not there.
The officers had spirited him away. The
mob was disgrace TO any city. The sher-
IFS father died today and he and his fam
lily were in deep trouble. but these wild
animals paid no attention 10 that fact.
The shcrilrs father lived four miles in the
country. The crowd was very angry when
they could not find Carmichael, and at
late bed time many are still in the Jail. II
Is feared that Carmichael will be lynched
tomorrow when his trial comes up before
the criminal court now in session.
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CIIANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Chanccfy Count ~ Nashville, Tenn T. r. liiilman
81 nj. " Mr.. N. A. Hillman q ai
byviHue Of m intcrlocui1fy dccfrc ior sale On.
iecd u The above cause on Tho "a day ~ Apfli.
isSN ~ ~ - T. itsl I will, No. special cnmmlsSlnn.
81 sell ~ public auction, % The highest bidder In
ifuni ~ the Clcfk and Masters ofine NJ the Main
.lcpl entrance Of The court house Of shelby county
Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. Jun. 2, 1859.
within lcrnl hour the following described prnpcr.
" slinaiel 10 the city Of Memphis, shelby county.
Tsnu., wit
lots fifteen 90 aud seventeen On. IN block mum.
lgf luunocn 10, lying NJ the northeast corner 81
linlon aud Hinton streets, and hunting in cct on
Linden sifrtt aud no icct on Clinton nirucl
VIII frll mii lots separately. aud then NJ the
same Time and place aoll the two a. n whole aud
Will strike the same % under whichever II the
two alcs that realizes the greatest prov iof the
lOta
Terms ~ galc-onc fourth cath. balance on a
credit Of dK. twelve and eighteen months note
bearing iniensi With security required. lien ~.
taiucl This IN day " May iSsS
JOHN ONlkiON, Ik, special Commissioner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
MYsTrRIoUs DISAPPEARANCE.
A Little Rock Man Supposed 70 fiay
Been Foully Dealt With.

A Little Rock Man supposed 20 Have
Been Fouily Dealt With.
Bpccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Lirrr Rock, Ark, May 2i.-Mr. J. G.
silycrihom, for years an Iron Mountain
railroad passenger conductor, and who has
been engaged In the grocery business In
this city for some time past, mysieriously
disappeared from his home yesterday, and
although the police aud private detectives
have made every effort TO find him moth.
ing can he learned Of his whereabouts,
and foul play IL suspected. He left home
10 ~ down town 10 pay a bill OF 800, but
the bill remains unpaid and the man
gone lie had aliiile child about at
deaths door when he left.
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Attachment Notice

V. A. Fuchs ". isao r. Gmy-lhiorc II. nuiten.
bcrg, Justice Of the rcaco for shelby county,
Tenn,
In this cansoh an attachment having been sued out
under section $3.50 ~ the Code 0i Tennessee, and
ant, Isaac y umy, aud anidaVit having been made
That Defendant u Indebted 10 the plaintiff In the
tum Of one hundred and twenty-five dollars due
by account. and that the claim Il lust, and that
the defendant j. non resident ~ the state ~
Tennessee II 4 thcfrOru ordered that aid defend.
ant make he Icfsonal appearance boiufp me on the
9th day 81 June, ikts, Al " O'Clock M, NJ my
Office, No, - second street Memphis Tenn, and
defend said attachment suit within the time pro.
scrhed Ny Law, o. the sane will b. pfOoceded with
er pafie and that n copy NJ this order be- pub
lished once week for iouf weeks 10 the Memphis
Daily Appeal
This tha 18th day Of May. isss
@29i0 ~ DUTrEHBER0, J. p.
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Tho Body OF Arthur Horton Found
Five Arreata Made.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
ARKADKLrnrA, Ark, May 9I.--It Is
learned from Coroner Galloway, who was
summoned yesterday to sit on the body Of
a dead man near Curtis, this county, that
II was the body Of Arthur Horton, the
negro, who was taken from bed Tuesday
morning before day by FIVE other negroes,
who took him a short distance 20 n thicket
and crushed his head with an iron bar
The names Of the principals In the affair
are given NJ George cambridge, Willis
Green, Bob Bragg, Anderson Mitchell and
Dan Jones' All but ono were arrested.
Three Of them are said 10 be preachers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-26
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

fI'o close mp the estate Of J. ~ wilson, DECREASED
Il lwlll on Thursday. June ~, Isss, b..
tNcen II aud " O'Clock, AZ the south west corner Of
hndlaoa aud Main streets. In Memphis prDcccd 81
hc t0 the highest bidder the following rial estate
lot ~, Mill0uRhty Williams subdivision con.
talnlnR ii.iOo acres. South half Of lot M same
subdivision, containing 2 % 100 acres
This property Il situated on the east side N Ia.
Rose street. between the city aud the siaty Eve
acfca sold last year by Mr. Napoleon mn Ia the
within stones hfow OF the residence place Of
Jacob VI Williamson, fnf which N.0Op per acrp was
rgcniy refused II Il we'll situated for tubdl.
Dummy Line, and within three or four squaru 81
two street railroads
Terms Of sale one third oash. balance IN ono
and two year, flss oi the propcriy and iniorma.
tOn a. ~ title can h. seen nt the once OF unndOn
Nay x, ISIS J. j. WILSON. Executor
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D. y. %.

Don'l waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio
plan rile Ointment will afford instant RELIEF
aud certain cure In every case Of blind, bleed
ing. Itching. internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at llolstcr's drug store, 2SJ Main street