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, 1880-02-01
POSSIBLE PIETY.

Little Master Roddy has been in the habit
of putting his pennies into the box at Sun
day-school, till last Sunday, when he came
running into the house in a breathless hurry,
and shouted: Mamma! l shan't save up
my pennies any more. The money don't go
up to God. saw Mr. Kelly ia ke it and put
it in his pocket"
"What Is help" asked Lutheran Sun
Sabbath "a shirt with bottom of, ma'a, u
replied the boy. "Explain yourself; what
do you mean, sir?" demanded the meek
spirited but surprised teacher. "Well,
heard my pa say to my ma the other morn
ing when he put on a shirt with the neck
SnoW % about i it.a ''~ - ' N
tits stated as a fact that a New England
Baptist in preaching a few weeks ago from
the text, g In those days came John the BaP,
tist preaching in the wilderness Of Jndea,'
used the following words: "Oh! how I like
to read these words in the blessed Bible. You
don't read anywhere in it about John The
nor about John the Episcopalian, nor about
John the ,Congregatio tionalist. But it is John
the Baptist! 0h[ how / like toread t1latp'
A little Woodstock miss had long: desired
a sister for playmate, and having been
taught to ask God for everything. she asked
him for sister, telling her mother she would
do the praying if she would make the clothes.
little impatient that her request was not
granted, she said one night 80 Lord,
please send me a little sister right away. II
YOU haven't got white one send me 4 black
one'' This Same little girl was corrected by
her mother the other day for being naughty:
prayed for me why didn't you pray for bet
ter child ?'
A. Russian nobleman recently lay on his
deathbed. One Of his curious fancies was to
have his wife robe herself in her wedding
dress and stand by his bedside. It was very
natural bit Of sentiment, and in the course Of
an hour the, beautiful woman stood by his
ago. When asked why he had asked her to
do it, however, his answer betrayed his will
ingness to let every one else go, proVlded
only that he could himself stay behind, and
his mind was perfectly clear. "Ah,," he
sighed, *'you look so beautiful In that dress
that hoped that when the angel came he
might take fancy to you and carry you of
instead Of me-"
While quiet German family we're seated
around the Sunday hearthstone the various
professions which are, open to z man OF
ber Of the circle preferred to be DOCTOR,
another lawyer, and so on. It Is needless
to say, however, that i. large majority of the
children expressed a decided preference for
snug sinecure, where the work was unlm-
portant and the salary excessive. During
the discussion Of this important topic one Of
the children, who had an open Bible on his
knees, said, "Well, should like to sit on
the roof all my days and have nothing to DO,
the he attention Of the family was excited by the
remark, and the boy was asked to explain
himself. He turned over the leaves Of the
book and triumphantly read the passage
which aroused his envy: " And Pharaoh put
atbat's what | would like, to sit on the roof
and have a large salary."-Ne,D York Herald
, 1880-02-01
London Te{eQrsph-


Few games Of skill hare given rise to 50 many
OF this scientific recreation have been known TO
build huge marble courts, paved with bAck nl1d
white square slabs, and to play match after matah
daily upon thesB Br,bdigt1ngtAu chess oonrds,
with full grown men for places. Eminent pro
fesaiouais, again. have astf'niahcd the world from
time to time by plAytng u dozen games. SIM
ultaneously, blindfoldcd. But the quaintest
innovation hitherto introduced into chess ID
surely that recorded by our Hungarian cx,n-
temporary "R6svciemGny." Four young gem
tle1nen resident ut Prcssburg, ule OF the
"1astest'' cities ut Magyar!and, recently under
took to play match ut chess under the following
extraordinary conditions: Sixty-ftiur squares
were chulked out upon billiard table aud tho
pieces were represented by bottles containing
wines OF various qualities Champagne was the
king, clatct the queen, Burgundy the bisanps,
port the castles, and Madeira the kntxhfa. wufle
pint TASKS at common Hungarian vtntngca
stood for the humble but effective pawns VI kha
special playing rules laid down Tor observance
the most remarkable was that when rendered.
it obligatory upon every player making move ssI
to empty his "piece" at q drauYht. taisnfnl
found upon experiment to interfere somewhas
prc1narurely with the progress OF the game.
for by tho time the opening moves hAd beeu
executed upou strictly Dacchanat!au principles
the players were stretched upon fna utos.
around and under their too cons1y1Al cnes9
board Not cren Magyar heads, well SEASONED
BY good liquor though they be, can cope w!la
tie difficulties Ut playing two games az olc9
and it does not, therefore, surprise u 70 !entn
that this attempt to doretau d1auxh@ upon
chess resulted In @ hasco.
, 1880-02-01
PERSONALS

Bishop Kain, Of Wheeling. WA, is about
to visit Rome.
The Rev. DR.. Mckinley has accepted a
call to Edward Eggleston's church in Brook:
lyn.
The Rev. q. r. De Forest has resigned his
pastorate at Westboro', and will probably &C.
cept call to Taunton.
The Rev. DR.. Matthews, of Louisville, KY,
was received into the Presbytery Of North
Texas, and installed pastor Of the First
Church Of Dennison, Tex, on Jan. 16.
The Rev. ]. ". Sanderson, of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, has Just been appointed by the Board
Of Home Missions as synodical missionary
for Wisconsin. He will resign his pastorate
and enter Immediately upon the work.
The conservation Of DR.. Gal1eher, lately OF
Zion Church. New York, as Bishop of Louis
and will take place in Trinity Church, New
Orleans, Of which church he was formerly
Rector.
Mr.. Edward Nmball appeared suddenly in
the pulpit Of the First Reformed Episcopal
Church, New York City, Jan. 10, and took
hold Of its debt Of S41 ESD. The sum Of S31,-
400 was at once and readily subscribed. A
committee took the remainder in hand, and
it was expected that the whole would be
raised before last Sunday.
The Rev. Thomas B. Mcleod was last week
installed as pastor of the Clinton Avenue
Church, Brooklyn, as successor to the late
William /. Budington, D. D. Though reared
a Presbyterian and bronghtup in that Church,
he said there was nothing in the forms Of the
Congregational Church polity which would
embarrass him in the ministry.
N. Albert Reyille has been appointed to
the Chair Of History of Religions at the Col
lege Of France. The son Of IN eminent Prot
estant pastor at Dieppe, be has himself been
a pastor, both in France and in Holland, but
has of late years devoted himself to literature
and teaching. He is one of the leading MEN,
bers of the liberal section Of the Reformed
Church.
Dr.. Jacob Ide, who died recently at his
home in West. Medway, Mass, had been in
the ministry for nearly seventy years, and, had
he lived until March, would have been %
humble circumstances, but by teaching was
able to complete a college course at Brown
University, and to take. d degree at Andover.
During lis stay at Andoyer- he made the ac-
quaintance Of Judson, Hall. Mills, Newell,
Richards, and Warren, that famous band Of
young men who founded foreign missions.
, 1880-02-01
GENERAL NOTES.

Twenty years ago the Presbyterian Church
of Geneseo, N. T., split In twain. Last week
the two bodies reunited. ~
The Greek Government has made the New
Testament in the ancient Greek textbook
In the highest classes of the common schools.
The Episcopal clergy Of this diocese Will
hold pre-L Lenten retreat in the Cathedral IN
this city on the two days Immediately pre-
ceding Ash Wednesday,.
The pastor Of a Roman Catholic Church at
Greencastle, Ind, publicly reproved and dis
charged his. choir because the members had
perpetrated fraud in the rafting Of piano
at fair.
The notion prevails that the Episcopal
Church has pulpits and places for all the
ministers that desire to 90 over to that fold,
, 1880-02-01
SERVICES TODAY. !


Cathedral SIS, Peter and Paul, West Washing
ton and Peoria streets, the Rt.-Rev. William E.
MoLaren. S. T. D.; the Rev. J. II. Knowles,
priest in charge. Holy Communion at 8 a. N
Morning prayer and Holy Communion at 1890 a.
m, Evening prayer at 1850 P. m. Sunday school
and chIldren's service at 3 p. H. Holy Commun-
ion at L. N.
The Rt. Rev. William E. McMaren will OF
f1ciate ir St. James Church, Gamer Cass and
Huron streets, at l0:45 q. m. and 1870 p. m. Holy
Communion at lom.
The Rev R. 4. Holland will od3ciate In Trtnf-
ty Church, corner Michigan avenue and Twenty
sixth street, at 10:45 A. m. and 1880 p. m
The Rev. William E. Knowlton will ofhctate
In St. Andrews Church. corner Washington auo
Robey streets, at 1870 q. m and 1880 p. m.
Services will be held In st-Ansgarius' Church,
sedgwick street, near Chicago avenue, at 1880
The Rev. Clinton Locke will of1clate in Grace
Church, Wabash avenue, near Sixteenth stteet,
at Il a. m. and 7:30 p, u- Holy Communion at
Services will be held in the Church ot the
HOLY Communion. Dearborn street, near Th1r-
tieth. morning and evening.
IN - ng pnnls atr Church, Hyde PARK avenue, be-
tween Forty ninth and Eftteth stree1' al Il B.
N. and 1880 p. m- T. ..~
Church Of the Ascension, corner North La salie
and Elm streets. morning ana evening: O.
The Rev. B. r Fleetwood Will othctate IN o.
Mark Is Church, corner Cottage Grove avenue
and Thirty sixth street, at 1850 T. u and 7;a]
p. m ,r,- -,..,.-n-- r., To-o,,
.,il. ntficiafe in Calvary Church, WHrren avenue,
near Western, at 1880 g. n and 7:ao p. m. Holy
Communion at 7:45 T. NJ
tha Church Of the Epiphany, Throop street, be-
tween Monroe and Adams, at 1850 & m and 1850
.. N. Holy Communion at 7:aD 2 q;
The Rev. ". ]. Pet1te will of31c1ate tn the
Church Of Our Savior, corner Lincoln and Bel
den avenues, at Ii d. N. and 1 p n
Services will be held In ~ Lukes Maatont
corner Taylor street and western avenue at
10:46 a. -,
, 1880-02-01
REPRESENTATION.
TIE wArL or A pAl1EKAHD.

TIE VAIL or A DAuNKAHD.:
"To-morrow, friend, my promise Ill fuinA
The words came lightly from man f1l-SroW0s
They sounded like the last dash OF rtl1.
AZ, babbling over rock and over stone, =.
E'er and anon dnshiug in wild cascades
It's coufse ut lust Is run and in some dark
And hidden cave, it's lost TO earthly view.
4To-morrow shall my wild career be done;
ri then do good, and turn Leaf anew
OF pure and most transparent spotless whtto,
And writ thereon shall nothing ever be i.
That eye Of mortal man shall blush to seo-"
Tomorrow wretched. hopeless day, and va3uJ
To Observation-Disclosures It never camei
R. MONTGOMERY THUAL~
, 1880-02-01
AMERICAN SIS. UNION.
WHAT IT HAS DONE IN MINNESOTA AND THE
NORTHWEST

"AAA 49, Aaao oJ-NL Ian 1444NNE13O4h AND I11E
NORTHWEST.
81. Paul Press
The American Bible Society, Tract Society,
Sunday4School Union, and Young Mems
Christian Association are the great union
religious organizations Of this country. To
none OF them is Minnesota more indebted
than to the Sunday-School Union. Thou
sands Of dollars have been expended thou
sands Of schools established, many thou
sands Of childred protected from ignorance
and saved from vice by this grand old So
c1ety, whose missionaries in Minnesota have
from the first been men OF noble character
and great devotion to the work. Two Of
them, at least, deserve pensions from the
State They have no need of any monu-
ments at death other than the schools they
have founded and the churches that have
grown from them in so many instances. The
work of the Union is entirely undenomina-
tional, and Is broad, charitable, and Christian
in all respects. There is no denomination in
the State which has not received benefits
from its work, and none which ought not to
indorse and aid the Union. There are some,
more UNCONVENTIONAL than Christian, we
fear, who are opposed to the Sunday7School
Union, and, indeed, refuse to enterdnpon any
union work with Christian brethren whose
faith is not of the same tint as their own, and
whose work doesn't show their favorit ear
marks. The Union will outlast all this, and
will be still at its work, its influence ever
widening and broadening, when all such
have passed away.
:. In its northwestern departments alone,
the American Sunday School Union has es-
tablished 408 new Sunday-schools during the
last year, with 1863 teachers and i3,610
scholars. Other Sunday-schools IN the same
department have in 1,56b cases been aided, in
to s., ,045 scholars. Three thousand and forty
seven destitute persons have been supplied
with Bibles or Testaments; 6,l45 families
visited, over 1900 addresses and sermons de-
livered, and 116, ,l25 miles lourneyed or by
their i1 missionaries during the year. i;,tely 2
Union may be proud.
Thus far Minnesota has received $40 from
the Sunday-Schoo1 Union where she has
given one. Is it not about time to reverse
this order, and ourselves aid in giving to
more remote and newer settlements the bless
ings Of schools and churches, once brought
thus to us through this same ngency.
, 1880-02-01

of religious denominations among English
speaking communities throughout the world:
Episcopalians, Is 2o ooo .2 goo; Methodists of all
13500, 900; Presbyterians of all descriptions
10,250,000; Baptists Of all descriptions, s, :
0oo; Congregationallsts; 9, ,o0o, 900; Unitarians,
LOCO, ,000; minor religious sects, 1900 600; OF
No particular religion, 8,5oo, 600; totals, g.
, 1880-02-01

Of half an hour :precedes the lecture, led by
Prof. T. B. Williams and the Bliss choir.
An illustrated lecture on astronomy will
be the next in the course Of the Young Mems
by. Mr.: a: c. Thomas, Thursday evening,
Feb. S. Tickets free for gentlemen and
ladies at the office Of Z. n. G. A., No. $50
Madison street.
The Gospel temperance meeting in Farwell
Hall tonight at 80 will be in charge Of W.
O. baltimore A special feature of interest
will be that Mr.. 0. L. Minis will relate his
experience.
, 1880-02-01

South Side Chnrch, Oakwood boulevard, at 1880
& r. q aad a. 1 n,r 2 m Morning s S%e1sss; ST. The
Tile Rev. 4. J. Laughln will preach in the
''cff The p Rev: W George cor : ". Sweeney will preach
in the First Church, corner Twenty ifth street
Morning @ Subject: SThe Relis ision Taught s.
Christ and tho Apostles-Who Teaches It Now:''
Evening subject: "1ngegsolls Recent Tom
Challenge About Puine's Corrupt and cowartly
ley Avenue Church, corner Jackson street,
tianity = Religion ef Geo4 Deeds" Evening
ure-Shau We Know Each Other There?'
The Rev. Brooke Hertord will preach IN the
Church OF the Messiah, corner Ut Michigan.
hours Morning subject: .son Public Worship
Evening: ''Zoronster,' the first Of course on
The Rev. E. J. Calvin will preach in the Third
Church. corner Mouroe and Latlln streets at 3:o0
2. N; Subjects: ''Sympathy with Humanity, tho
The Rey. E. c. Butler. OF Beverly, Mass, will
preach IN Unity Church corner Dearborn avenue
and ra WALTON na place. M morning and evening: .t.x
Church, Oak Park, In the morning.
USIvERsAL1sT.
The Rev. Y. q. Ryder will preach In ST. Pnurs
Church, Mehtgan avenue, near Sixteenth
Or Supernatural Element in Releion." No even
Ing service
The Rev. F. slanford will preach in the
West Washington streets, ut 1850 a. NJ Sunday
school concert III the evening.
NEW JERUSALEM :
The Rev. ". F. Pendleton will preach In tho
church corner Of Clark and Menominee streets
at II e m., and in the church corner Of West
Washington street and Ogden avenue at $3.50
The Rev L. P. Mercer will preach in the
jeot: " !: Sermon to Bereaved Mothers $ on THE the
State Of Children in Heaven"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Liberal Reunion In tho hall at No. a13 West
Madison street at a:s0 p. N. Subject: :. Brother
hood, and What it Implies" Mr. J. B. Croker,
The hex: Henry. G. Perry. Of Al Saints.
the %S6gsSeaa bssDDs GSs cSpst as msge a No. West
The First Society of spirtslaiists vii meet at
at l0:a5 a. N. Mrs. sa1nuels- Of St. Louis, the
..trnnee-speaker," will lecture IN the morning.
In the evening Frederick :: Cock viii lecture
ditions." The Chicago Quartet will sing in tho
evening.
room, corner Of Kinzio and Canal streets, at ?.
H., will be led by E. Osgood. At 7:45 p. N. a
railroad mems meeting will be held It No. 81
". Kenyon will lead tho meeting In tie room at
No. 1915 State street at p M all arc cordially
Covenant and yearly meeting ut 0:30 o'clock
in the Advent Christian Church, No 81 South.
Green street. DR., Matthewson will preach In the
MARK q: Farscutt will preach in Temperance
Hail, No. al3 West Madison street. at 1850 a. m.
and 1850 2. N. Evening subject: " Whit Is
The Rev. James Kay Applebee will preach in
Grossmans Hall No. sR Cottage Grove avenue,
, 1880-02-01
TIL" FIRTH OF TAY.

The wfuter-winis swept mad1y
Ger Scottish moor and bay:
The dark and threat'ning storm~clou1 :!
O'erhung the Firth OF Fay
Across fearful chasm e-,.
There stretched q slender span. : )
While far below, In shadow, =.
4 foam1ng torrent ran
Thu cr,,c, tossing b;J,oxz -: =.
Fierce -surging to and fro, .,
Seemed like hungry lion
In ambush for its foe.
In f1endlsh glee they sported
While waiting for thetr prey,
And louder roared the tempest
Above the Firth OF Tay.
Afar, mid gloom and darkness,
Came hurrying to its fate 80 -;
The mighty n-horse, with
Its precious human freight.
Light hearts it bore and merry, "
For Christmas-ttme was near;
The glow Of Christmas cheer.
But ne'er for these would belfr3.
Its Christmas carols ring,
For DER them, as they 1ourneyed,
Deaths angel spread her wing.
The sun for them had r.aen
And set forever more;
To-morrow's morn would ind thom
On Eternity's broad shore-
The bridge that oft had borne then
In safety to the end
To wind and wave had yielded.
And proved a treacherous friend
And SO they rushed unconscious
Into Watery grave
Ahl bitter hour! its secret
Lies buried meath the WaVo.
That fatal leap none Winessed-,
Their anguish none can tell;
But thou, o Christ, vast with therut
Who doeth all things we'll
The wind requiem chanteth,
The waves sud vigfls keep,
While far beneath the billOW8
They sleep their last long sieop.
The tempest walls above them.
As II it fain would say.
" I'm mourning for those loved ones
Who rest In Firth Of Tay."
OsWEGo, N. 7. FLORENCE e. IuC10.
, 1880-02-01
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Feb. l-Se1agesima Sunday.
Feb. 2-Presentation Of Christ.
Feb. 6-Fast-
CATHOLIC.
Feb. 1-Sexagesima Sunday. s.
!: Feb. 2-Purihcahon Of the B. Y. M.-Caudlemas-
Day.
Feb 3-Chair Of st. Peter at Rome from jan
18): St Blaise. B. Nj .
Feb ESt. Andrew Corsini, B. G.
Feb. 5-St. Agatha, V. III.
Feb. 8-St- Titus, B. c.
Feb. st Romuald, abb
, 1880-02-01

but, according to recent essay Of the Rev.
Ffankford, Pa, there are 525 unemployed
Episcopal clergymen Of the $500 In the
United States, and only 1000 hold rector
, 1880-02-01

The Rev. D. S. Gregory, President of the
Lake Forest University, has kindly consented
to take he place Of [s1Gdea 8E Gibson and vii noa de-
n % FarTell Hall. on "The Gospels: Their
0rfein n and Aim.7 President Gregory is high
" " i6dorsed, @ and Is the author OF the book en-
t}t1ed "WRy -Four Gospels" which is CON
sidered standard authority. A. song service
, 1880-02-01

First Church, corner Indiana avenue and Twcu-
trst sireer at 1oo n n and n n ne
The Rev l. E. Klttredge will preach in the
Third Church, corner ashland and Ogden - aye se
Lords Supper, reception 0f new members, and
address BY he pastor z at 16;2 1 ,-ss a n Evening
Prof Francis {. Patton will preach ln JET
ers6n Park Church, corner Adams and Throop
streets, at 1o:3o q: N: and 5:mp n.
minister Church, corner Jackson and Peoria
streets. in the morning. Communion ana recop.
tiou Of members at 10:45 g. m ". B. JACOBS Will
epeSf pThe 81 Rev. Erthur swazey win preach In the
Fo1ty-f1rst Street Church at 10:f5 g. m.
REFoKatEp EPISCOPAL
TheRer.W. Il. Cooper will preach ia the Church
Of the Good shepherd1 cor9eE OF 'onas aoa a1a 70
- The Rev. R. Il. Bozwo5th VII preseh = &c l. IN
the Els ks1 T. 5. @soa Vii d St
enth street, at u =. m. and 7:,td P. N. ,..,,..
ch1Reh aorae4 %est W. and
Subject: I "1n the Name Of Our COD We Wlll Set Sc
so- s1The r. Rev. +. ". Adams will preach IN St:
Matthew's Church, corner Of North CLARK and
Gvnt inR subIect @ Christian ana Church Growth In
Times Of Quietness-" Evening; 1.-The Seeking
Love OF Christ, or Our Lords Method of Saving
the Lost" cotnmunjIon after mofntng E & service.
corner Of Nichignu avenue and Twenty fourth
street. at The Usual hours. Morning subject:
"The Harvest from Handful Of Seed" Even
tng: How Good Mans E4ith Was Shaken
THE Rev. Charles u. Gilbert will preach tn
Emmanuel Church, corner Of Hanover and
Twenty eighth streets, at 1890 p. m. and in
Grace Church. corner Elston road and ely
bouru-place, at l0:45 a. NJ
Services will be held In Grace Church, corner
Elston road and Clybouru-place, at 7:n p m-
CHRIsT1AN.
The Rev. Irving i. Sear1es will preach In the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-31
IN DISGUISE.
suHHsI Pestisnes UrssHhsA, and Sons
Tmay AAaes sh0ai Hos q Aso.4 Il.
Certain Valuable Facts Made
Public.

It's well kBOsR that Lot weather
rings sickness. and that few people
go through the summer without un-
pleasant symptoms The mouth be-
comes dry and parched the tongue fur
red with white, the pulse irregular, the
head feyerish, the body cranped, and
the limbs swollen and tired. Ladies
especially, with their natural delicacy
and tendency to female troubles, find the
hot weather almost unbearable, while
little children IN dying every day from
exhaustion and because parents neglect
~precaution and care. A prominent and
well known physician Ct New York as
serts as his positive belief that more
than three-fourths Of all sO-called sum
mer complaints arise from disordered
secretions, and that there secretionary
organs, which, by being out Of order
cause SO much trouble. are the Kidneys
and Liver. These organs are the gov
ernors Of the system, and by their move
nlents the other parts OF the body are
regulated. The brain controls the life,
bnt the lower part OF the body rnles the
health.
There Is one, and only one known
vegetable that will absolutely regulate
and control the Kidneys and Liver at
all times and thus prevent the many
dangers Of the summer. That vege-
table Ia West India leaf is used as the
basis OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. It is pure, pleasant 10 the
taste and absolutely certain in its re-
suits. 1t keeps those who intelligently
use 1t In perfect health, and cures those
whose secretions are deranged. For all
urinary complaints Of either sex 1t is
infallible. For all bilious troubles II Is
certain. For the hot season 1t is inval-
liable, and II should be used upon the
approach OF the slightest symptoms. II
may save your life or that OF some dear
friend; II will certainly prevent much
suffering.
No remedy In America has ever re-
ceived such high and enthusiastic COM
mendations.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-31
PILEsi PILES! PILES,
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No n need
suffer i've minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
ahsorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly Mt night after get
ting warm in bed). acts rs n poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is
prepared only for Piles, itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Coninber.
ry, Of Cleveland. says about DIR. Will
iams' Indian Pills Ointment: l have
used scores Of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure TO say that I have never
found anything which gave such i'm.
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williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
HENRY & DAVIES, Props,
Cleveland, o.
Dc sure and ask for Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms & Glover.
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