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for not less than one nor more than five

for not less than one nor more than i've
years for the second offense.
AS further binding clause the bill also
provides that the owner of any bGliding IN
which such trades are conducted shall be
fined not less than $500 nor more than
81, 600 for each offense and that such fines
shall constitute lien upon the building.
Secretary Stone of the board of trade
attributed the bill to ignorance. ANY
legislation" said he, ''that is inimical to
the board of trade is ALSO inimicai to the
city of Chicago, Cook county, the state OF
Illinois and the entire west. You can not
hamper our business here without the en-
tire cenntry being affected. There is no.
tion among people-a mistaken notion
that the board of trade makes the high or
low price of wheat when the fact IS that
:he price of wheat is made In LONDON,
where American wheat competss with the
wheat OF the world. =
1.-The Chicago board of trade is bench
cent institution. 1t has by thorough organ
ization and persistent attention secured
the wonderful facilities and methods that
enable wheat to be shipped so cheaply
from the west abroad, and without these
methods we could not compete with the
cheap labor of Russio and India. IL is I'M
possible" concluded Mr.. Stone, ito wipe
out the board of trade without paraiyzing
the business of the entire west"
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CENTRAL AMERICAN ResEls.

PANAMA. March IA dispatch from =
correspondent in Teguio says that General
Deryencia Sierra. chief of Barillss' array,
al the head of the forces sent against Gen.
eral Vasquez. commander of the govern
ment troops, attacked the advance line of
the euemy's army. General Vasqusz'
army was driven back after desperate
fight and General Sierra's troops passed on
toward Comagagua, from which point
General NasQuez is conducting his opera
tions. The siege of Comagagua has al
ready begnn. Meanwhile Barillas Las es-
tabIished the headquarters OF the rsvolu-
tionary government at Amipalls- IL Is re-
ported that President Issta of San Saiva-
dor has sent arms and reintorcements from
that republie-to aid General FasQuez.
while a strong force Of Nicaraguan troops
is stationed aloag the Honduras frontier.
apparently about 70 march to the assist
ance Of General Bar;iiss This leaves lit
tie room for doubt that Central America
will become involved in war
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Mess CITY NOTES.

NESS CITY. Kan. March 14-There is a
good revival in progress and another on
tap; but they have no effect on the
weather clerk. High winds and dust are
the order of the day.
E. E. Besler, clerk Of the district court.
returned from Topeka yesterday.
A stranger coming into town just at
present would think, frem the fresh paint
in sight, that we were on the boom. But
not so; IT'S but the healthy growth of II
prosperous people. We have not. nor do
we want, boom. New faces are seen
daily, and farms are selling well, but 1t is
not speculative sprint that prompts the
sales.
Hon. r. o. Elting returned from Topeka
yesterday, and was met by delegation Of
his admirers. Led by a brass band, Uncle
Dick was escorted to the Calhoun hotel,
where he expressed his sincere thanks for
this manifestation of friendship and ap-
probation on the part Of his constituents.
The populists have printing outfit on
the ground and expec: to start next week.
The new sheet will be called the Echo-not
bad name, by the way. when It Is known
that the whole populist press does naugh
but echo Simpson, Doster, Clemens. ct al.
We have only three applicants for the
postoffice, and one of these is woman.
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GREAT PROMISE FOR WOOL MAN
UFACTURERS.

It is only quite recently that manufac-
turers of furniture, wagons and wood
work generally have become aware OF the
wonderful promise offered by North Gal
weston, Tex. Directly tributary to this
younp CITY. and not many miles distant, in
eastern Texas are over 10000. 600 acres OF
timber which comprises all of the high
grade hard and soft woods.
Many people are coming in and are now
doing business, but there is room for a
great many more With rail and water
facilities for shipping and markets in all
directions, there should not be any heslta-
tion about the outcome of manufacturing
ventures. For further particulars call on
or write Wright & Miller, Wichita, the
local agents The address of the home
Office is North Galveston Association, Box
963, Minneapolis, MINI.
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THE CHICAGO SHOW.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE work of gett-
ing the exhibits into the worlds fair build
ings and Of putting the big show in shape
for the opening on May l is to be pushed
from this time on as it has not been done
before. Director General Davis has ISSUED
rush order. telling exhibitors to hustle
their displays to Jackson park at once. AS
soon as the great food of exhibits begins
TO come into the park the forces of work
men will be greatly increased, and the
work OF installation will 20 on steadily
night and day.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHEg BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 7
WrcEIrA. Kan. March IA. 1898.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA. Kan. March IA, 1893.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity-
Fair with rising temperature Wednesday
and Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 38, the lowest
90. aud the mean 20. with clear cold
weather, brisk TO fresh northwest and
north winds, rising barometer.
One year ago today everybody was ont
sleiEhing.
The average temperature for March SO
far 43e
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the mouth Of March has
been 42o and for the 14th day 4O'.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHINGToH, March II Following Is
the forecast until p. m. Wednesday.
For Kansas-Gensrally fair; winds shift
ing to southeasterly, and warmer.
For Missouri-Fair; northerly winds,
shifting to easterly; slightly warmer in
western portions
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MICHIGAN FLOODS.

DETROIT, March 1.-THE high water in
some of the rivers in Michigan has subsid-
ed, while in others it is still doing consid-
erabie damage. At Grand Rapids the
water Is past the highest point in forty
two years. and is still rapidly rising. One
hundred houses are surrounded by water.
Children 60 to school in boats. and fifty
families or more have been taken out on
RATS. They have suffered intensely from
the cold storm that has been prevailing.
Last night the city was in darkness be-
cause the electric light works were flood
ed Probably fifty concerns are now idle.
Several bridged above and below Grand
Rapids have been carried away. The
Gunnison swamp district, where many
working men reside, is submerged, and
the house owners are using boats in going
back and forth.
Above Marine City the Belle river is
rising rapidly and great damage is threat,
ened Every factory in Midland is closed
down. Tae city water works plant IS
flooded and cannot be operated. The body
of Mrs. Sullivan, who was drowned on
Sunday, has not yet been found.
At Lowell a large number of stores aud
other business places are flooded. Several
mills have closed, and many small build
ings along the river have been carried
away. Telephone communication be-
tween the two sides of town has been cut
of. Fifteen families have been forced to
abandon their homes Flat river above
the dam is full of ice, and i5 is feared that
when the gorge breaks loose the entire
village will be flooded. The river In some
places is two miles wide.
At Venia and number of other places
on Grand river no further damage Is
feared.
Around Muir thousands of acres in
Grand river valley are still paved with
Jams of ice from one to six feet deep.
Thousands of acres of winter wheat will
be practically ruined.
In Ionia county the total loss to farmers
aud others is estimated at $50. 900.
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He Agreed

Jones-whst's the matter With yoar
face, Chsrlief
Charlie-rre just been shaved
Jones-Weli, the man who hacked
Won in that ray uaEst be one OF the
bir~-rs. fools on earth
Charlie fezrnessly}-He IA, Jones. be
l. shaved myscit.-The v zterb1r
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THE ANN AR8OR STRIKE.

TOLEDO, O., March 14.-ATairs in the
Ann Arbor strike remaia practically un-
changed, though settlement does not
seem far off Railroad Commissioner
Kirkby and Manager Ashley of the Ann
Arbor were in consultation all the after
Loon. examining the list of grievances and
demands presented by the men. Mr..
Kirkby says that settlement will proba-
bly, be reached in the morning, and it is
thought that it will be at least partially
satisfactory both to the company and the
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Rinso-Hsd quite an accident On my
train to-day. was just going TO take
out those sandwiches you put up for
me W hen crash. we struck another train
Mrs Bingo lsnxiousiyl-Was anyone
tnjured9
Bingo-No. But thnes sandwiches
were te.escooad.-LiH
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TAE MODEM MAY

Commends itself tc the well-formed, to do
pleasantly and effectually what was for
merly done in the crudest manner and dis
agreeabl, as well TO cleanse the system
and break up colds, headaches and fevers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of FIGS
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IMPLEMENT DEALERS.

ST. LOUIS March 1.-The National As
sociation of Retail Implement dealers met
this afternoon to elect officers for the en-
suing year. One hundred delegates were
present. The delegates voted to change
the name of the association to the Misss-
sippi Valley Retail Implement Dealers
association. The following officers were
elected: Matt Sprou!, president Sparta.
ILL.,; E. A. Keller. vice president, Edwards
vile, Mo; C. K. Reifsindsr, treasurer, st.
IOuis Mo
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IROIIlNG MEETINGS.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE National
Trotting association. the American Trot-
ting association and the American Trot-
ting Register association met today and
adopted a number of new rules and regula-
tlons governing the different meetings.
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A RANK ROBBERY

MONTGOMERY CITY. Mo, March A.
The Farmers and Traders bank OF this
CITY was entered by burglars last night.
The vault was blown open aud robbed OF
S, so The damage TO the vault amounts
TO s. oO0
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THE HOME RULE BILL

LONDON, March 14-In the house of
commons yesterday Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, the chancellor of the exchequer,
announced that the second reading of the
Irish home rule bill would be postponed
untii after Easter. The announcement
was received with cheers by the opposi-
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Miss Bewty lromanticalJl - Men
never do brave deeds nowadays 70 show
their love for women
hr. Beest - They don't. ehr Don't
they marry thems-Puck-
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aIocKanEH ROADS

IsHpEMISG, Mich. March 1.-THE heav-
lest snow storm of the season set in on
Saturday night, and il has showed con-
stantly since. Railroads and highways
are Completely b4ockaded.
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GLADSTONE AND SALISBURY.

LONDON, March 14-Mr Gladstone is so
much better as 10 be able to conduct all
his correspondence.
Lord Salisbury is confined TO his home
with cold,
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POO, SELLERS KNOCKED OUT.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March H-The
senate bill modifying the existing laws SO
rs to authorize the sale OF pools on race
courses on eastern events between April
and November Is was orerw nelmingly de-
feated in the house this evening.
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THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
The Society Girl Has Changed tho
Current Of Her Thought.

What the Lsntsn Days ALLOW and What
They Fersid-The Delightful OpPor-
tunities Afforded by the Afternson
Tea--New Spring Goods.
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Those Candle Chandeliers

what are you looking At uneS
Eilas?''
.Jes' lookiu' 1T them burned candlcA
ourn TO heI7e only last one night, an
these has burnt hull week -"-inAgs-
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The aaeha 1alu eagle aWduesday ornno 7areh Is. 1se5

II disuppears-
the worst forms
of catarrh. with
the uss OF DR..
Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Its
mild, soothing,
cleansing and
healing proper
ties effect q per-
feet and perma-
nent cure, n %
matter how bad
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THE DEFEATED OPPOSITION STILL
MAKING NOISE.
The Blackguard of the Boulargist
Faction Calls the Ministry
Government of Liars.
The Senate Follows the Example Of the
Chamber of Deputies snd Gives the
Cabinet Vote Of Confidence.

Premier Ribot Charaoterizss as Infamous
the Allegation That President Garnet
Possessed List Of the Corrupted
Deputies Batch Ct
Dsnials During the sss-
sion of the Court Of
Assisas-Mr. Glad
stone Better.
Notes.
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Plain truth is good enough for Hood
Sarsaparilia No need of seusationaiis N
Hoods cures
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Dali NAV MATTERS

Sick headachel BEECHAM'S PILLS will
reliava
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Job Printing.
Lithographing.
Engraving.

Wedding Invitations and Ammo
Luncheon Cards, Calling Cards
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Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum," can be used IN
state and in anv court The most complete
convenient pocket docket ever published. with
inSexes-an alphabetical index and diary IL
shows at a glance just what date lawyer has
in court keeps complete record of OF the
Handsomely bound in flexible back, conver
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attor
evervwhere Price of Docket $100 BY mail
paid to any address upon receipt of ~ "7
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Township Officers.
Notary Seals.

Seals for Notaries Public Corporations, Stock Com
panes, Lodges, Etc. Orders filled promptly; Also
Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com
panes, either printed or Autographed
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1898 II II i: 1893
9prlHg $ LrGGtlHg.

SPRING bue
magic influence bcany producvnes Man
Keeping with the
wdeawakc The demands 90 Al
rushing Spring trade Now the buy clothing First because the
aud
variety surpassed Efforts naaRAy and make
IN buying figures
bctore We doors Spring
strong opportunity for Selection
Inducements the
prices all buyers If good quality
probabilities reader will becoe
clothing wprov judciou
How clothing II lesson have yet
place. there much dn
in the clothing world
the then
trade questions Whether value for his
be little who nothing but the price, and
he fails look after his reasonable g conclude no one
who looks 70 the quality
make 81 We perfectly abb
willing nth qualify We doi
back for another when
him his worth That fair sensible and
clothing the satisfaction q both
That our way q dong business how sell cloth
fal buyer Can't deal together This basis during The present season
clothingp The Allied with styles aud elegant
qualities Sterling with these goods honest cloth good Innings
fort good looks and wear every
help but like il Our remember that Quality can't
rock bottom prices and tic keep propose
our trade and constantly increase by selling goods
to catch trade for day week. but want constantly md egn
determined public that good
trade that goods always reliable that they always
cordially welcomed that always q being shown the best the
so oass 6 D. as NJ mi sa s 1 s. ls @
these Methods believing deserve patronage and hold
@ know Ts q and va are always there ready Do thing
BY AZ al times and glad 20 see You Yours resi- eefuy
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sro0KHOLDERs MEETING.

The stockholders ~ the Charleston
Clendennin and Sutton Railroad mel
iii the office az the company Tuesday
and authorized the issue Of bonds 70
the amount Of 100000. The bonds
are to run three years. redeemabls
after six months and to bear s per cent,
interest. II is ascertained that tbs
bonds can be negotiated in Charles.
ton This amount will enable the
company to liqnidate its outstanding
debts and purchase rolling stock. A
further issue az bonds will be authorize
ed at d later meeting to extend the
line 81 the road up the Elk river.
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THE HARPER's FERRY TUNNEL.
Work on the superstruo.ure Win Be Begun in
August.

Work on the superstruo.urs Win Be- Begun In
August.
The tunnel through the foot Of
Maryland Heights, at Harperis Ferry,
which will be something over eight
hundred feet in length, is within about
one hundred feet Of being cut through.
The piers for the new bridge are well
advanced toward completion, and the
work Of erecting the superstructure
will be begun in August. A large
part Of the new roadbed along the old
armory yard and base Of the hill on
the Harper's Ferry side has been made
and the side Of the hill has been eui
out well up toward Island Park. What
will be done with the old bridge has
not yet been divulged. The railroad
portion may be removed and only the
wagon bridge left, or the whole may
be taken away and lighter and neal
or wagon bridge substituted. The
new station building, II is predicted
will be not only roomy and CONVENIENT
but handsome and creditable in ap
pearance. N
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PERSONAL MENTION.

TIE Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
aud Strangers
Mr.. G. L. Hensel spent Tuesday ln
Washington.
G. D. Matthaei, of Cumberland, is
U this city to-day.
Miss Mary Kantner,is visiting friends
IN Berkeley Springs.
Miss Lille Seibert has returned from
a two weeks visit to Jefferson county
Mrs. will Rentch and Miss Daisy
have returned home from Washington.
Mr.. Peter Blake, who has been ii
70 some time past, is again able to b
about.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Tomey, Of Balti
more, are visiting friends and relatives
N this city.
Mr.. j. H. Whitson, of Chambers
burg, has returned home after short
visit IN this city.
Mr. z. T. Brantner stopped off II
this city on his return to Brunswlci
from a two weeks trip to the Worlds
Fam.
Mr. n. w. Russell, Of Riverton
Va., is in this city calling on hi
friends, and looking after the Interests
Of his firm.
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ADEsFlaArEnEeEo SHOT.
sss Hsy,. Rsssl.u Fer Ballet. !. Mort Az w.a-
n.saay,

Joe Hayes Reoslsts Fssr Bullets 4 Mont kits We'd
nssaay,
A shooting affray occurred at Mont
Alto Park, on Wednesday, which may
cost Joe Hayes, negro Of desperate
character who has long infested this
city, his life. The occasion was the
picnic Of the colored NJ. Z. Sunday
school, Of Winchester, and several
Young negroes from this city were in
attendance, among whom was Joe
Hayes. During the day quarrel
arose between Ptarl0w, Of
Winchester, and fellow from Hag-
ersfown. Hayes walked up and inter
fered. taking the latter aside In the
meantime he transferred his revolver
from his hip pocket to his coat. Pear
low saw this, aud walking down near
Hays, said, "The man that pulls rel
volyer, III make him put il in his
hat, Y when Hayes drew his revolver
and fred, the ball taking effect in
Pearlows leg, below the knee, he At
forward snapped it twice without any
result. Pearlow opened fire on Hayes
firing Ave shots, four Of which took e.
feet. Hays was taken to the jail ln
Chambersbnrg, where, i Is said, hs
lies IN critical condition. Pearlow
was arrested.
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r SHOULD Be IN EVERY HOUSE.

j. b. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharps-
burg. Pa, says he viii not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that i
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack d
fla Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber o.
Cooksport, Pa, claims Dr. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything lie ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like It. Try It
Free Trial Bottles at E. g. Williams
Jr. q Co. Drug Store, Large bottles
500. and Sl.00.
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BEWARE OF oINTMENTs FOR oATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering i
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phys
clans, as the damage they will do IS
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by F. j. Cheney
& Co. Toledo, o. contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting direct
|ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine, 1t is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
70 Sold BY Druggists, price Toe. pei
bottle.
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i CONVERSATION on WOOL
II. Bsots,s M A. .Fsv Psihtsn y he snAis,s
~ --tAs Prsssat Psios.

ths Prtsszt Price.
How do you do said Mr., A. to
Mr.. b. What did you get for your
wool Only fifteen cents Nov You
can see where things are drifting
What win become of rs anyhow since
we have free trade and free wool; and
you voted for free trade and So you
should abide the consequences and
share the loss without murmurn
So faras wooli Is concerned replied
MI. B, iii has been depreciating ID
value for several years, owing % an
oyer production and Il limited demand
for II. do not murmur a. the price
Of wool when | consider the piice q
other farm products. But Won are too
fast when sou say that we have Free
trade. free wool, &c. Nothing Of the
kind has been done III Congress since
Cleveland has been inaugurated TIN
last time. hence, yon. base Your argu
ment on your vivid aud prejudiced
imagination, and use as your defen-
sive weapon to sustain your imagina.
ton the same that Sampson used
against the Philistines
Mr.. a glanced at Mr.. b moment
then dropped his head, put his hands
into his pockets and walked off
For the benefit Of Mr.. A we win ado
that to-day wool il worth in Baltimor,
nnwashed % To 20 cts. washed q
to so cts. per. lb. Who bought WOO
in your town Republicans or Demo
Gratis They are Q. X. Foltz cores
pondent.
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KIED Of WEATHER JULY DIgPEssEs.

Weather Observer Deall, Of the
Washington station. publishes the fol
lowing data complied from the obser-
vations for July for twenty-five years;
Mean temperature, 770; warmest July,
in 1876, with average temperature Of
8Io; coolest July, in 1891, with an
average Of 72o; highest temperature,
lO3o, On July is, 1887; lowest tempera-
ture. $50, on July 20 and ~, l09O;
average precipitation. 4.84 inches;
average number Of days with one
hundredth Of an inch or more. IL;
greatest monthly precipitation, 1853
inches, in 1886; least monthly precipi-
tation, 82.1O inches, 1872; average
number OF cloudless days, 10; partly
cloudy, IA; cloudy, Z; prevailing winds
from the south.
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RIrnKI.EN,s ARNIoA sALYR.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Ernp
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
Day required. 1t is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded, Price 25 cents per box. For
sale BY =. G. Williams, Jr., 4 Co.