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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
TELLS STORY Of HIS
CRIME TO JURY
Harry Orchard, Self Confessed
Slayer of Gov. Steunenberg,
Eases Conscience.
Special 20 Tho Tribune

Special 70 Tho Tribune
BOTSB. Ida, March 3.-Before the
grand jury ut Caldwell Friday morning.
Harry Orchard completed his testimony
in the Stcunenberg murder case. 1t is
said he went into great detail about the
entire matter. telling the Jurymen what
Induced him to undertake tho crime, how
much he was paid. etc. Today he seemed
much moro composed than yesterday. He
was brought back to tho penitentiary on
the train arriving here at o'clock
Other Witnesses Heard.
During the afternoon a number OF wit
nesses were before the jury. One was
Capt. w. s. Swain OF tho Thicl Detective
agency at Spokane. who was on the
ground early and has been I'm the en-
ploy OF the State ever since.
Advanced Bomb Theory.
Joseph H. Hutchinson, former Lleutcn-
nnt-GoVernoT. was also before the jury.
II was he who first formulated "A theory
OF the nature OF the bomb used and he
found piece OF the hshlinc used in firing
the Internal machine. Later he assisted
in the search OF Orchards belongings, dis
covering many powders and other sub
stances which IT is thought were used In
manufacturing the bomb His theory OF
the bomb was correct az shown by Orch
ards confession.
May Hear Others.
Tho jury may take some additional
testimony tomorrow. but II Is not expect
cd any indictment Will be returned until
some time early In the week.
Orchard Is quoted a. having said TO ono
of tho three officers who guarded him last
night:
Is Happier Now.
Now that my mind has been unbur-
dened OF the guilty secrets which have
haunted me continually. l feel like q new
man. l know that ! Will be punished.
deserve TO be punished to tho full extent
OF tho law. | have been "A bad man, but
l have conscious feeling within me that
/ can hardly describe that God approves
the course / have taken. My hope is to
repair what l can Of the evil | have
done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
LIKES MEXICAN TIMBER.
Ogden Man Greatly Impressed With a
Purchase Made in South
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March S.-Since his recent re-
turn from a visit TO Old Mexico, Adam
Patterson Is more enthusiastic than ever
over the wonderful stretch of timber
lands he and his associates have acquired
In the State OF Guerra 'It looks better
to me now than 1T did at first" he said
lumber for the next nfty years and then
have plenty left"
The company ia Incorporated In the
United States and Mexico as the Guerra
Lumber. Milling and Manufacturing COM
pany. \ recent meeting OF the stock
holders and directors has resulted In
office OF the company from Salt Lake to
ogden, and the management VIII open
Offices here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Comes on Sad Mission.

Special 10 inc Iriounc.
OGDEN. March 3.-John S. Baker,
County Clerk of Boaverhcad county
Montana and n formerly wcll-known rail-
road man here, Will arrive In Ogden from
the north Saturday morning on q sad
mission. He comes here to receive tho
body OF his son, Claire Baker, 70 years
celes and whose body Will arrive to-
morrow on the Salt Lake Route. The
remains will be taken TO Dillon, Mont,
for burial No information has been re-
ceivcd as TO the cause Of the young mans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Frozen Body Found.

DES MONIES, Ia, March "a body
found frozen In the Ice near Harvey
last night was identified today as that
of George w. Chapman. an Emmets-
burg merchant, who disappeared from
his home on December 10 The body
was cllnging TO a cake of Ice when
discovered. Chapman is believed to
have been murdered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
GERMANS READY FOR WAR
FrcnchInan Makes Inspection Along
Frontier; Excellent Preparations.

PARIS. March 3.-Thc journal today pub
llfhcs the result OF an Investigation made oy
lts correspondents along the German frontiers
The paper says the Germans do not desire
war. but the German army is ready and It's su-
pcriOr mobilization plans permit n rapid iny0-
sion Of French territory
Tho Journal counscls tho Abandonment OF
French reliance on fortllcntions and tho adop-
tion OF the German plan OF n rapid invasion OF
tho enemy territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Politicians Speculating.

King Edwards tour crrutcs great ntercst
onG more especially abroad, from tho point Of
yicw OF It's political possibilities and its bear
Ing the AlgeoTus conference.
a meeting b,Uwccn King Edward and Empe-
ror William f. talked OF both in London and
in Berlin. but official basis for such talk Is
aSCcrtanuble. II seems certain that no definite
plans have been laid by either monarch and q
u7, citing is not likely TO occur unless the Alge-
Ciras conference reaches RInlcablc conclu-
sion. In which caso II IL thought probable that
the monRrchs mpy meet toward the end of
April I'm Greek waters On the occasion OF the
ORmpiau games.
In Vienna the opinion il expressed that Ger
many has found horsolf Isolated at Alsc-
ciras that she fccls the need OF displaying 10
the world hor fealty To Anglo German friend
Dhp and therefore has sought to effect q
meeting between tho two soyercigns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
1000 Russian Refugees.

NEW YORK. March 3,-Nearly 20eo
refugees from Russia arrived here to-
day in steerage on the steamer Penn
sylvania from Hamburg. Many Of them
left Russia several weeks ago, but wero
detained at Hamburg for a long inspec-
ton by health authorities before they
were allowed TO proceed 70 The CnAlsd
Stotpg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
phS OF
|IrS DISEASE

! srIshrs Disease is 50
Is.@s the health depart
sies cities that ment,or
symptoms IS tlmo,v
yields or swelling OF
Ia. a'as In the morning,
y abdomen.
kidney increases tho
y ~ -. 'he heart may be-
sisb tfa i. painful, This Is
- ~ an asthmatic con-
'ase ss,. commonly ON starts
"a hoy. aSs kidney disorder
/ r",'s user than three or
ssS ,SSllee zee Of the chronic Ic
Hls that 1t can be ''I,o NO
not be sediment
Is, eases there Is no
%sss' drowsiness and
II ''e all advanced
81 e9sasplsnlon, = with wen,
II regarded as "srs- sus-
\ sdsSrii ssss IN the hands Of
lsrsss lsrss Disease a sSl e.
ts.,,.sI' Renal CSrnro',as, Ut res, J,
aspShlsss, d ssIs :; hitherto falsI psI
III sEen'. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON March 2.-Thc senate in eS-
ecu,Ivo session today confirmed the following
OF postmosters: Arlzona-J. II.
NcClIntock Phoenix. CaltorEia-W. p Rat
lin Tularc. WyominG-W. l., Britain Sher-
idnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Tnvey Is Recovering,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 3.-H c. Tavey, West
ern representative OF the Marshall Field
company OF Chicago. who has been laid
up at his home for the past week. Is re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Framing UP a Revolution

PARIS. March 3-Accordng TO Information
which has rcoched ofilciol headquarters here.
n movement against Venezuela IL on foot. The
rcNolutionists Rro concentrating on the Island
OF Trinidnd, where they nre awaiting arms and
supplies previous TO landing on the Venezuelan
rnmNi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
KING EDWARD ON VACATION
Leaves London Incognito as the Duke
Of Lancaster

LONDON, March liking Edward started
tonight two months holiday in Franco
and tho Mediterranean. travelling incognito rs
tho Duko OF Lancaster Arriving In Paris Sat
urdny evening. he VIII stay at tho British en-
baSsy until Tuesday. =nd during his Visit TO
the French capital will President Falllcres,
whom nc has not yot met.
From Paris he goes TO BlnrritZ. France. and
viii stay thcrc until tho end OF March. after
ward Joining the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert, in the Mediterranean. whore. II Is Spid.
no viii meet Emperor william
During HIS stay at BRrrlts. King Edward
viii see King Alfonso and discuss the details
OF the latter's marriage 70 Princess Ena OF
Battcnburg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

I'VE
Last had
went the doctor Tor
decided
took i've bottles Of Peruna m low ntireycu
not stand on my feet My head ached
cough
WI alarmed
nerks TO Peruna am enjoying
De "hout Feuna Keep in the
"hen ne mas colo.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

grand jury A request has been made
Tor the appointment OF such a body This
awakening Is timely and the request lis
but Voicing of the public conscience
HOW long. O Lord, must we suffer!
Hanson's Work.
In discussing the article which appeared
In Fridays Tribune. relative to the pro-
tected graft In Weber county, n gentle
man yesterday remarked Why. Han
son work Is exactly similar to that for
which Bishop Smith Woolley OF the mint
al Boise, and n son-in-laW OF President
Bulge, was peremptorily removed by
President Roosevelt recently" It's true
But they do things different In Weber
county,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
TELLS SECRETS Of
THE INNER CIRCLE
Steve Adams Makes Sweeping g
Confession as to Steunen-
berg Murder.
BEARS OUT ADMISSIONS
MADE BY ORCHARD
Gov. GOOding Issues Statement
Denying DiscOrd Among the
Prosecuting Officers.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. March 3-A sweeping con-
tesSion has been made by Steve Adams,
who was arrested February 20 at Haines
Or, In connection with the assassination
OF former Gov. Frank Steunenberg at
Caldwell. where he was living under the
name OF Steve Dempsey. This statement
was authorized last night by Chief Detec-
tive James Mcfarland. Gov. Frank r.
Gooding and Senior Counsel James II
Hawley OF the prosecution.
Knew Inner Circle
Adams, II Is stated. has been in the con-
fidence OF the ruling powers in all matters
for many years connected with the opcI-
ations of the Inner circle" OF the West
ern Federation OF Miners. and for that
reason he Is iH position to know tho
secrets OF the secret organization OF
which Harry Orchard. who, IL is alleged.
was merely tool OF the band for tho
execution OF Its sentences OF death was
profoundly ignorant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

Women are especially liable TO
colds. These colds occur more fire.
quently during the wet. sloppy weather
of winter and spring than any other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Tells of Many Crimes.

The confession of Adams tells of many
crimes committed by the men now In
prison awaiting trial for Steunenberg' 8
assassination, as well as others vet unap-
pretended. In all matters. In which he
touches on the confession OF Orchard
Adams fully aifirms the story of the man
first arrested and whose confession was
the basis OF the testimony woven about
the high officials OF the Federation tha,
resulted In their arrest in Denver two
weeks nEo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Of
INAS RA|DED.
l, Of Dollars Taken
'TI,lstion Of the
- =
1lBT WILL !. ;, ,.7rD
TAKE UP NATTER
k,Ilsd, the Probe Will
Ssveral Persons
Iueh Pain.

Iueh Pain.
rsspne. 80, ,sors
-uunlty consideration In
Il, Bill Glasmanns vanity
not public conscience
cot business not .ne
,,y. but everything mas
4, Ell Glasmann's vanity.
Lm bigger than a noun
!, ogden expressed HIM
Il, ,Ius But where nc mas
I,rd continual source OF
r-actiOn to the community AT,
-,n.rIty. his totai dis
n',nIty veal. his utter
srd his absolute suoor-
IN public Interest TO MS
6 Years as Mayor.
H. wars Glasmann was
u. he Illegally distracted
..mry a sum approximat,
= Will probably exceed
An NOT be less \ care
4, M u,oords In the office OF
~. tsSay revealed this TACT
The Illegal abstraction
- Time and time again
Esss been cised to l.. But
i rublic conscience had
S.i rude and shocking
las during the past
4 s'c,,ilon now OF the care
"A rpprejudiced attention
,bs record is timely and
Y. bscause the season OF
iyscaches.
eths Law Says.
- De revised statutes OF
r;
!, T.,srestet 3n Contract
1. 5l,e.,ly or indirectly In
--set work or business OF
:. ale Of any article. the
o1ssdesa,Ion OF which 10
-. or by any assessments
4 n ozdlnonoe. nor in the
ii l..ste OK any other prop
4. corporation. or which
,sfts or assessments or by
rrcss. al the suit OF said
& olhsr oficer Of the city.
rh tie Statutes.
Mayer OF Ogden City. ad-
nussr and alleged TO be
ID hast one of his two pa
n It's city, virtually took
rsisSV $40 during his in
yklated the above quoted
rr,arscn with other gratis
b exceedingly large. II is
! IN But when one consid-
i ten In the huge aggre-
Y Protected graft" which
,sopIe for a number of
t1elce today is not posi-
ls been overcome to any
! lssisu in conveying TO
Ae lnmensity OF public
esss Of Raids.
y ne itemlzation of the
t5oear on the public rec
IL because It helps 10
iAnsss and audacity of
z ecblic e1chequcr. Dur
- tie last OF the Glas-
GNl Of the total OF S4O1
PlA Emboldened by
"A; and uninterrupted in
ssthe funds. the then
and ostensibIe proprle-
lhe'e organ. determined
q himself while the op-
Ard an examination OF
1se the further fact that
,sot the genesis OF this
= oJ any mcane). an en-
Aadard Publishing com
1s warrants. but later
OCCASIONALLY performed
- evidently In the Van
Toe public be ID.
8 elsiness anyhow.
g The law II Is no ex-
atre was no other We
,Sh 10 reach the public
liable and. latterly. the
ssned or at least con-
prAayor The text OF the
HG positive II should
Instead IL was treated
! zpl a'eu
Equally Guilty.
e1-presldent Of the
Is equally guilty with
%anecdon. The deposed
es bis incumbency OF
an employee OF the
company. ana
Iovlng spirit in voting
' public work contrary
tne year 1893 he was
aiant dcstinies of the
ssstau9ns. But he was
80 ,s has overtaken him,
'aer still preys upon
answer to Query.
80 ,hal,' answer TO the query:
~, a; t' II? This is one
.'or Investigation by a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

1t would be wise, therefore. 10 guard
against II by every precaution possi-
bic
Peruna has been found the most re-
liable OF all remedies for coughs. colds
and catarrh. by reason OF the fact that
II goes at once to the very scat of the
trouble.
1t searches out every crevice, every
duct OF the body. IT quickens and
equalizes the cir
hIoo6 lne PE-RU-NA
ing Tho coreestod THE REMEDY
ucous m em- FOR CITnRRH
branes. II exer- OF THE LUNGS
cises healing and -
soothing effect upon the mucous mem
oranes, no matter whether they are the
more exposed membranes ot the head
and throat. or whether they line the
remotest cells of the lungs,
A word TO the wise woman Is suff-
cient Take Peruna at the first ap-
pearance of q cold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
| WON EN- SHOULD
| BEWARE OF
] CATCHING COLD

way as TO only palliate the symp-
toms, while the cold becomes more
deep-seated and the patient finally
awakens 10 the fact that she has a
weH-developed case OF catarrh.
BY reason Of their delicate structure
the lungs are frequently the seat OF
cold, especially II there is the slightest
weakness OF these organs The treat
ment Of catarrh OF the lungs is also
moro difficult and dlscouraging than
catarrh OF any other organ OF the body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Reveals Deep Secrets.

Adams's confession goes into fun de-
tails regarding the operations OF the I'm
ner circle. declare the officers. but they
state no details OF tho confession as no
particular crimes charged against the fed
Grafton officials Will be given out, guaro.
ing this as they have the text and de-
tails OF Orchards confession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Worked In Harmony.

There were never two men who worked
closer to each other. whose entire asso-
citation has been moro pleasant than Mr.
Hawley and myself from the day We we're
employed by the State until the present
time, We have worked In perfect har-
mony, There has not been Mt any
time tho least disposition toward fric-
tlon between us, l have known Mr.. Hnw-
ley for number of years. and feel
that a wise selection was made in
placing him In charge OF the States case.
| gave my statement OF Orchards con-
fession to the press on tho advice OF Mr.,
Hawlcy and James MCFARLAND. 1t was
submitted TO them, heartily approved and
then handed to the press representatives
In their presence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Not in Dark Cells.

IT wish to state further that Mover
Haywood and Pettibone have not been
has only one dark cell, and neither OF
these men has occupied IT. There has
been no truth In published statements
that the accused men have not received
good treatment at the penltehtlary. A
committee from the Trades Council
waited on me a few days ago, and were
given permit to visit the prison Their
there much better than they had hopod
for. and In their judgment Meyer, Hay
wood and Pcttbone. 9t John. Adams and
Orchard had no ground for any COM
plaint." +. r. GOODlNG,
'GoNcrnor OF Idnho."
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time of the year.
Often they are not
considered serious.
and so are allowed
10 run on. or they
are treated in such
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

a NEGLECTED cold is generally the
first cause OF catarrh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Gooding Makes Statement.

Gov. Gooding last evening gave out tho
following g statement. requesting that II be
given circulation to correct any false i'm
preston that may have been aroused by
the publication OF incorrect special cor
rcspondence from Boise representing
that he and Mr. Hawley, chief counsel
for the State in the Steunenberg murder
case. had quarreled, and that Mr. HaN,ley
had threatened TO withdraw from the
cnse.
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answer to Query.

(t, ,Ss,', answer TO the query:
n ss"u; ~ It? This is one
WIoI Investigation by a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
Denies All Dissension.

My attention has been called to
published statements. IN which IL Is
claimed that the prosecution In the
Steuncnberg case Is split by internal dis
sention; that James II. HaWley, chief at
torncy In the prosecution OF Mover and
others accused OF the Steunenbcrg as
sassinatlon, threatens TO withdraw from
The case. | wish to state that there
The whole matter is false on the part of
special correspondents These articles
throughout. have been tissue OF false
hood and Misrepresentation. tending di-
rectly to create class prejudice and pre-
vent a fair trial OF the accused men
triumph OF justice and punishment OF
parties solemnly charged by the State
with this cruel murder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
. Equally Guilty.

~ e1-presldent OF the
s equally guilty win
|ss %snssSuon. The deposed
M. Ills ineumbency OF
an employee OF the
company. ana
IOvlng spirit in voting
- public work contrary
the year 1893 he was
,-sssa,,,ant liant destinies of the
srsi.Au But he was
q ss 30 has oyertaken him.
'aer still prey-s upon
The Newark journal., 1906-02-16
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates for prosecuting attorney will address the voters of Independence county at the fol- lowing named places and dates. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come out and hear them.
 Fairview Township, Pleasant Plains, Friday, February 16th.
 Christian Township, Oil Trough, Saturday, February 17th.
 Magness Township, Magness, Tuesday, February 2oth.
 Oil Trough Township, Ayde- lottes Chapel, Monday, February 18th.
 Ruddell Township, Batesville, Wednesday, February Dist.
 Speaking at the above named places will commence promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Newark journal., 1906-02-16
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.

The candidates for state senator will address the voters of Indepen- dence county as follows:
 Magness township, Magness, Friday, February Is.
 Big Bottom township, Newark, Saturday, February IT.
 Greenbrier township, James town, Monday, February 19.
 Liberty township, Floral, Tues day, Februay 20.
 Fairyiew township, Fairyiew, Wednesday, February Fl.
 Christian township, Oil Trough, Thursday, February 22.
 Oil Trough township, Elmo, Friday, February 9.
 Salado township, SaIado, Satur day, Feb. 4.
 Black River township, Doris Store, Monday, February 26
 Gainsboro township, Ham School, Tuesday, February D..
 Barren township, Gray's Store, Wednesday, February 2S.
 Ashley township, Reeves School house, Thursday, March 1.
 Cushman township, Cushman, Friday, March 2.
 Ruddel township, Batesville, Saturday, March 3.
 Washington township, Bethesda, March ,.
The Newark journal., 1906-02-16
J. l. STURDIVANT.
FEAR FOR POTS AND LINEN
Duchess Forever Measuring to Pre- vent Petty Theft of House
 hold Articles.

There is one middle aged but still beautiful duchess whose many whimsicalities pass all the bounds of reason. One of her idio syncrasies is firmly grounded belief that the world is i'll league To steal certain yalueless and un- important possessions, says the New York Sun.
 At the ducal palace i'll Scotland are many priceless heirlooms. much magnificent plate, etc, 10 all Of which she is seemingly indiffer- ent, leaving the care of it to hire lingS. Not so the house linen, travelling rugs and kitchen uten- sils in her various residences.
 Often, indeed. before her guests have left their rooms at the con clusiOn of q visit she is upstairs stripping the beds, and with tape measure and memorandum, goes carefully over every sheet, towel, slip and cover in the place.
 It is of little avail that she as sures the Gisconcerted visitors that her suspicious of filching bits of linen are directed against their maids and vaIets.
 She is equally queer about rugs and wraps. The duke buys heaps of warm carriage blankets, furs. etc, against the shrewd air of the north, but no matter how gener- ous his purchases there is never anything but d ragged Highland plaid on hand. When lc Ect& for drive all the thick things have been carefully packed in chests, never to see the light
 But most eccentric of all is the duchess passion for measuring her saucepans. Every day she de scends to the kitchen domain and with her own hand records the di- ameter of every vessel in the cooks keeping.
 She fears a big pot may be re placed by smaller size, and keeps an uproar in the servants quar-  ters by this strange fancy and also by compelling her domestics to live almost exclusively on fish.
 Otherwise the duchess is bril-. liant, dignified and delightful woman. and it never seems to oc- cur to her to restrain these uncom- fortable and disconcerting prac- tices.
The Newark journal., 1906-02-16
Restricted to the King.

Only the king of Korea may rear goats in the "Land of the Morning Calm" or have round columns and square rafters to his house, or wear a coat of brilliant red. Only the king may look upon the faces of the queens hundreds of attend ant ladies, or have any building outside of which there are more than three steps. J
The Newark journal., 1906-02-16
J. 1. STURDIVANT.

A man who once had rough horney-hands made them soft and smoothe with Witch Hazel Salve, but he used the genuine-that bearing the name of "E. c. De- Witt & Co. Chicago. For sores, boils, cuts, burns, bruises, etc., it has no equal. and affords almost immediate relief from blind bleed ing, itching and protruding piles. Sold by J. |. Sturdivant.