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Iior in counsel II Is good to see dangers
but in execution not TO see them, unles
lthey be very great. i5s.
\ READ not to contradict or confutei no
Ito believe and take for granted; nor y
| find talk and discourse; but to weigh ans
consider. Some books are to be tasted
Others to be swallowed, and some lew 10 d
chewed and digested.
MINIS minds will either feed upon theil
own good or upon others evil. Who
wanteth the one will prey upon the other
and whose Ia out OF hope to attain "a
another's virtues will seek to come at even
hand by depressing another's fortune.
TRUTH, which only doth Judge itself,
teacheth that the inquiry Of truth, which
Is the loye-making or wooing Of IT. the
knowledge Of truth, which Is the presence
Of It, and the belief Of truth, which ID the
enjoying Of 1t, is the sovereign good Oh
human nature.
The way OF fortune Is like the milky
way in The sky, which Is . meeting or knot
OF 4 number Of small stars, not seen astn-
der but giving light together. Scare there
number OF little and scarce discerned
virtues, or rather faculties and customs,
that make men fortunate.
THERE is no passion in the mind Of man
so weak but It mates and masters the fear
OF death; and therefore death is no such
terrible enemy when man hath 80 many
attendants about him that can win the
conflict OF him. Revenge triumphs over
death; love slights 1t; honor aspireth to
1t; grief ayeth to it. HS .d,
Ir q man be an ordinary flatterer, he
will have certain common attributes, which
may serve every man; II he be q cunning
tlatterer, he will follow the arch.flatterer,
which Is mans self, and wherein man
thinketh best OF himself, therein the fiat.
terer will uphold him most, but II he be
an impudent fiatterer, look wherein man
Is conscious OF himself that he Is most de.
fectiye, that will the tlatterer entitle him
to perforce.
A man that is of Judgment and under.
standing shall sometimes hear ignorant
men differ, and know well within himself
that those which 80 differ mean one thing,
and yet they themselves would never
agree. And II It come 30 TO pass in that
distance Of judgment which % between
man and man, shall we not think that God
above, that knows the heart, doth discern
that irail men in some Of their condradic.
tons intend the same thing, and accepteth
of both2 |
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When ?


From The Detroit Post aud Ttlbapr,
When did General Hancock denounce
the Ku.Klux2
When did General Hancock denounce
the Democratic crimes in Mississippi in
1857
When did General Hancock denounce
the "white linep horrors Of South Caro-.
lima in 1876? a1.a
When did General Hancock denounce
Democratic bnlldozing in Louisiana?
When did General Hancock denounce
the methods by which solid South is So
cured2
While millions Of humane people in the
country have been shocked by these out
RACES and yehemently expressed their in
diguation General Hancock has been
dumb. r: ,-1l
Can the people trust man who has
been thus silent while the country has
been theatened and alarmed by these out.
RACES. ... N. Id
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Four years ago Mr.. Fleet bought ten
head of sheep, Gays the Mankato ReUielp,
for which he paid 81 each, or $40 for the
lot. The first year the wool crop sold for
sls; the second sss, and the third $50, or
a total Of Sl42. He has killed 0 head,
which have netted him more than the
original outlay, and still has 30 head Of old
sheep and 80 young ones, from which he
estimates that be will shear at least $3.50
worth Of wool. This will give $500 for
wool in the four years, and his flock Is
worth $3.50 more. OF course their keep.
| ing has been source Of expense, but the
benefits OF flock OF sheep in keeping
down weeds and brush on a farm almost
compensate for their care. a farmer Of
experience In wool growing has well said
that there Is more money In growing wool
at 90 cents pound than to loan your
money at 10 per cent interest,-4inneso'd
Farmer,
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Revival Of emo Iron Furnaces.

Some time ago all Of the furnaces in the
Hooking Valley blew out on account OF
the high price OF mining. The rate at that
time was eighty cents ton and the price
Of pig iron would not justify the continu.
anee Of operations at the prevailing rate.
During the last week the furnaces have
been resuming operations, and all In the
Valley are now in blast except the Winona,
Baird and Akron, and these are out only
for repairs. In another week the furnaces
In the Hooking region will all be in blast,
and this branch OF industry will continue
to prosper as long as the price Of mining
remains steady and reasonable The labor
troubles caused the recent suspension.
The rate OF mining is now seventy cents,
and iino further decentralization axes place
the present fall will be one OF PROMISE
Columbus, 10y State Journal.
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nn NJ EAr roo, mucM?
A Comparative study of the Question Of
SOS Nourishment. sgiaa

A Comparative study Of the Question Q
j, Nourishment
From the London Standard. ( 10 efp ~
The amount Of nourishment which
person needs greatly depends on his con
stitution, state Of health, habits and work
A sedentary man requires less than one
whose duties requires the exercise OF his
muscles, and brain.worker needs more
than an idler. But unquesionably the
mstority Of us take more than we need.
Indeed, food and work are distributed
most unequally. The man Of leisure is
also the man Of means, and, accordingly,
fares sumptuously every day, while the
lsborer tolls for eight hours, aud finds 1t
difficult to get enough 10 repair the waste
OF his tissues Yeta Chinaman or Ben.
ealee will toll under tropical sun, and
findsa few pice worth OF rice or jowrahsuttif
Gent to sustain his strength. A French
man will not eat half what an Englishman
engaged in the same work will demand,
and "a Spanish laborer, Gontant in ordi:
nary times with q watermelon and q bit OF
black bread, will toll in the vineyards and
grow fat on dietary OF onion porridge
and grapes. tits true that Mr.. Brassey,
when building the Continental railways,
found that one English navy was worth a
couple ofspare.ied foreigners. But, on the
other hand, the British Columbian and
Californian gold.diggers, than whom q
moro magnificent set OF athletes does not
exist live In tho remote mountains Of the
far West mainly on beans favored WIN u
few cubes OF pork. But they also obtain
the best OF water and the purest OF air and
their outdoor lie and active exercise en-
able them TO digest every OUNCE Of their
frugal fare. The English soldiers, though
better fed than those Of any army except
the American, do not get one-halt the
amount OF solid nptriment which thel
idlest OF club lonngers considers indispen-
sable for his sustenance. An athlete In
training ia allowed even less food; yet he
prospers on the limited fare, and prolongs
his lie BY the regimen to which he has
been subjected. King Victor Emmanuel
was a monarch oil the most robust ply
sique; yet he only ate one meal per day,
and II Is maniiestly absurd for any man TO
require more or less Welghty meals, and
an afternoon cup OF tea, to support the ex-
ertion Of walking to the club, riding an
hour in the park, writing note or two,
and dancing a couple Of miles around
ball.room. The ancients had their same.
or "sober stones" by which
they regulated their indulgence at table.
The moderns have NOT even this. But they
have their golt and their liverS to warn
them when It Is too late, that nature has
been oYertasked.
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why win You

Allow a cold TO advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious inaladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hem6rrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 30 readily at
tained2 BoscuEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
II Is DR.. BOsChee's famous German prescrir
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest car
and no fear need be entertained In adminlstti
ing II TO the youngest child, as per direction
The sale OF this medicine Is Unprecedented
Since firSt introduced there has been a con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure 10 do It's work in any case,
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth OF these re-
marks. Large sizes Is cents. Try i and be
convinced. TrhS4w
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Among the many remarkable cures ef.
fected by Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure, may be mentioned that OF Charles
s. Prentice, OF Toledo, Ohio, who was by
It's use restored to health in few weeks
after he had tried the treatment OF some
Of the most eminent physicians o.
France, England and America without
benefit. His trouble was Bright's Disease
Another Is the cure Of Peter Slovenian
at the age OF seventy years, after great!
suffering Tor forty years from kidney ant
liver difficulties. Testimonials OF thes,
and others, can be seen. TTh&s.
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CouaHs.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches'
are used with advantage To alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and nron-
chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches have been In use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
GRAFTON, they have attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the
age. -.
chesp act directly on the organs OF the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
| In ali disorders Of the throat and latynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed
either from cold or oyer:exertion Of the
voice, and produce q clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and singers find
the .Troches useful.
A cough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re
quires immediate attention, as neglea
oftentimes results in some incnrable luni
diseases browns Bronchial Troches'
will almost invariably give relief. Imita
tions are offered for sale, many OF which
are Injurious. The genuine Brown
Bronchial Troches" are sold only II
boxes. TTh&s.
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J. G. starkey, a prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; ~ have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded totryit. lam hap
py to state that 1t has entirely cured me. It's
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of u
Price rs etG
Sold BY u. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellow.
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller.
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The pride Of mother, the life and Joy Of 9
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running a terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or whoopint
cough, which leads to consumption, II you dc
not attend 10 1t at once. shiloh's Consump
lion Cure is guaranteed TO cure them. Pric,
10 cents, 80 cents and 81 90. For lame back
side or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price as cts. Sold by Z. Booking, Agents, ODD
Fellows Hall, aud 'Chas. Moenkemoeller.
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sHI1oa's CArARRH RENEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
ful treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 30 cents, Sold by E. Book.
Ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
M0enkemoeller. TIsArow
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MARI,N MATTERS.
Political Meeting at Manpington-Ex.
Governor Pierpoint, G. w. Atkinson
aud Mr.. Stnggers speak.

Political Meeting at Manpington-Ex.
Governor Pierpoint, 9. w. Atkinson
aud Mr.. stagGers speak.
MAsNlSaToN, w. Va, August "a.
Editors IntelligennnF
The Senatorial Convention OF the poun.
ties Of Marshall, Wetzel aud Marion as
sembled to-day at this place at 2:se ?. NJ.
Hon. B. F. Charlton called the convention
to order and stated the object Of the meet
ing. Hon. H. s. White, Of Bolton, and
Mr.. R. @. Huntington, of Rsirmont,
were elected temporary President and Sec
rotary, respectively. Marshall and wetzel
not being represented, on account, it
seems, OF not knowing the time Of this
meeting, the convention adjourned to
meet at Fairmont on the 9TH Of septem.
Der.
After adjournment the members Of the
convention and citizens OF the town.
gathered In the shade Of the school house
to listen to Ex-Governor Pierpoint and
Mr.. George W. Atkinson. The Governor.
In one OF bis otf.hand, characteristic
speeches argued that the Republican party
is the party Of labor and the friend Of
the laboring man, and that the bane OF
the Southern States, and OF Europe to-
day, is the aristocratic class who do not
labor.
Mr.. Atkinson followed the Governor in
logical address upon the party platforms,
tariff, Presidential nominees and party re.
cords, This Is the first time, 1 belieye;that
the people Of this county have heard Mr..
A., and ! think members OF all parties
agree that 1t was an able speech. The IA
cIlity With WHICH he tells an anecdote, and
the apt illustration by which he presses
home truth, give him many friendly
listener from the other parties. He de-
liyers no gospel OF hate.
In the evening large crowd was ad-
dressed by 7. B. Staggers and George W.
Atkinson. The very best attention was
given by all present. Marion will give a
good account OF herself in October and
November.
The Board Of Examiners began their ex.
animation to-day for the ensuing school
year. Thirty-tSo teachers we're enrolled.
\. VA
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aswnyne,. ointment and PMS"
EVER KNOWN.

Curing the most inyeterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, scald
Head, Bar ber's Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles. AS q blood
purifier and y Yer. T p." OT sSSsaet
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys:
pepsia, Indigestion, ward of Malarial
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels OF
all impurities, festoringt to healthy activity
all the organs Of the human body. Price %
cents q box, FIVE boxes 81. Ointment so
cents, three boxes 81 %: Can be sent BY mail
10 any address on receipt OF price in cur
rency or 8 cent postage stamps. Address
ali Letters Dr.. swayne & Son, $50 North
sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading druggists. TThs4w
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BALrInoRE, August 25,-Flouf ktsady and
oniet: western superilne s. OOa9 rs; exira
"a OOai is; family IS OOab rs Wheat, west.
ern qniet and a shade easier; No. 9 western
winter red, spot and August 81 OGIaI O6N;
sentember 81 C7alo7 u; October 81 OSTal 0SX:
November 3lO9Nai06X. Corn, western high.
er and more eo active; western mixed, spo'
ana AnsVst olhaosNc; oeplenlDer oZs4e; &c
I0oer p9aooSe. oaIs urn nfIn western whl'e Sea
Soci rem rtenhsyivianla oolsaoec. rye Iuet ~
BIC nay sSo s HGa1 Pf''ne !" in"lcs ie"',syl
wanna ~ ~ WAL p w. rtvSS ,o urn, Msss
poEk slo 20. DUN 'nS ;a, 'O" S spo osn.
nons nav aSo Sie% m R,co e.g sboe-s '
aekesu, o'snv+Gt naCi, ~, ''ta'
lo s;ats ~" ao RH,t". MA. ' r,. To- ~
uh ne% ~ wsstsrn nScked iisac ES "cs ir% N,
CHOICE Wss is,lp ,on nJ Jaw a . az a.
zoe Sst snd . Ssu sn@ar r rSAa MI
v ,S,H q Wh;stn stesdS a, sITa '' N SO't
cn,,,oo Ann,st os Tho n,ov,,,, ro,r,.,
. SlI.UH"O' N"s1'' l'''s'' ''"' "H'
FeP Eass'- Pscs,rts aoOOo head. sh,rmen,s
noS hsoj Market nnened Tnsvsn and ir'
800 I,,,a "o con,mnn IN nscEine SnII a. ~ sna
Ky ,i,t AZ tI,eS OK hill a. ST. nhoics bos ~,
~ ~ oa aEs 70 AVs' ~ '"'A " 81 ''''''e "'A'9
" SVaoTO' poco;n,s 40, head. sbinr,or+, o /.
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Bacon firm at 90 75ae 62J5alo 90. Whisky

bacon urn At t6 7bA9 62Ifal0 90. Whisk
dullat 81 90. Butter firm and unchanged.
ToLEno, August 25.-wheat dali; ambe
michigan 9eHc; No. 3 red Wabash, spot ant
/ august 98Hc; September OF Nc; October 9S Nc
80. :, ssNc; No. Bred Wabash 93slc; reiectet
s32Zc; No. = red mixed Gle. Corn dull
t hleh mixed 4Sc; No. = spot 42lo: septem
SSns s No, !, Slci No. 2 white Michigan
SIC; rejected &c.
NEW foRK, August 25.-DRY GooDs-Thers
continues a steady demand for cotton good,
and large sales Of brown cottons are being
made to exporter., Prints ar, n
fair demand. Marlboro fancy prints
ross halt cent per yard. 6inghans
are very active, while clothing In wool.
ems are quiet Silks are selling freely at auc.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2s-Cofr.e steady
and In good demand; Rio cArgoes ordinary 10
prime lSAal6Ac. Sugar scarce and firm |:
quoted; prime 10 choice open kettle OLA
1890; yellow refined 10kc. MolaSses dull
and nominal. Rico. IN good demand ut full
prices Louisiana ordinary to choice 6ab11c.
NEW YoEK, August a25.-Metals, manu-.
featured copper quiet and unchanged. lngot
Lake $40 %. Pig iron quiet and firm; Scotch
S23 00a25 so; American 81 60a29 co. Russia
sheetings SIS 0Ual6 90. Nails, cut $30OaS 10;
clinched "a 60a5 65.
BosroS, August 2a-wool- Quiet; stocks
are apcumulating and manufacturers contna
purchases TO present wants; Ohio and Penn
.sylvania 44ai6c; Michigan 4Ua60c; comb
Ing and delaine, 46a62Gpulled 40a5Oo
INV oRLEASs, August e5.- Cotton firm;
middllng ike; low middling IKE; good
ordinary l0Nc. Net receipts IS bales; gross
l92 bales; exports, coastwise, 1896 bales; sales
600 bales; stock IS, III bales
0IncMsAri, August s5.-Hogs easier: com.
mon 81 0Oa4 10; light 81 76a5 90; packing
- sSab 30; butchers s. S5a6 so. Receipts
! 900 head; shipments POL head.
PIrTsBUReR, August 25,-PrrRo1Eux--I
Dull; crude lower at 81 OK at Parkers' for
shipment; refined exc for Philadelphia de.
livery.
Nkw YoRE. August 25--woo Steady; No.
! and aupeIfine 3Sa60c; pulled 22a47c; un.
washed l6aS7c; Texas lsa35c
ANTWERP, August 95.--PErRoLEuM-Re refined
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TUE REaoopAoY AND TIE TARIFF.
A Prominent wheeling Workinga,sn
Exposes some Of the "Register's" Ral'
Iaeies.
WHEkLNa, wv. ", August q

WHRkLENa, w. VA, August 20
Editors IntellIgeneer. ,rt,.,
That the Republicans Of this county
may DO encouraged to work with unusual
energy, let them read in your columns
the fact that the "bloody sixth" Of this
city, with Its usual large Democratic ma
iorities, bids fair to redeem itself at our
next State and National election. The
primary on Saturday evening was very
largely attended, and more. hopeful and
enthusiastic gathering OF Republicans
was never known in Webster district.
The yorkingmen OF this ward who have
heretofore believed that the Democratic
party was as much for tariff as the Repub-
| iican party are becoming satisfied OF their
mistake 6hen they notice the lukewarm.
ness OF their orators on the question, and
when their leading organ, the R0iaer,
with It's accustomed audaciiy prints under
The bold headlines 1.-THE tariff, words oil
truth and soberness from an independent
Journal" and prints from the Chicago
fines an article intended to deceive The
careless reader by showing by citation {
few cases where the tariff had beer
taken of, and. where It did no
stop those industries. The entire artiol,
Is Intended TO prove that past experienced
shows that our wheels Of industry instead
al being stopped would spin with create
activity with free trade than with tariff
but with very ingenious purpose omit
TO mention the only, or most essential fact
that before we could make sales enougl
either In our own or foreign markets :
keep our wheels turning as now,
would be absolutely necessary to reduc
our labor to paupers wages, as In Europe
: Asia, and Africa. Depend on 1t, sir, th
sixth warders are finding out that tart
and Democracy are not bedtellows, nu
} that Republicanism has always been tn
! friend OF the laborers by holding up tart
I that manufacturers might be able TO pa
workingmen fair wages. Count on th
sixth ward for the Republicans.
: TARrrF.
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FoR4IFY the body against disease. This
is readily done by purifying oil the fluids
OF the system with DR.. TUFTS Pills. Then
there need be no fear Of epidemics, Chills
and Fever, Bilious attacks, Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases, or Nervous Debility. Buoy
ant health and elasticity Of spirits will be
the result.
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Macon, Ga, writes: l have TESTED
the virtues Of Colden's Liebig's Liquid Elk
tract Of Beel In general debility, weakness
depression. dyspepsia, loss Of appetite ant
nervous affections, and have found 1t tn,
best remedy l ever used. p&w.
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Windows Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves mind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dySnteTy and diGnhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy,
25 cstiLI bottis. paw
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The Violate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
Will send their celebrated Electro. Voltait
Belts to the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
without delav. p4w
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Financial and Commercial
now YorI. homo, ANA stoeI.a.

dealings, aud under good buying the entire iii
advanced steadily from Y TO OK per cent.
Coal shares being the most conspicuous In the
improvement During the afternoon realizing
sales caused q reaction, which was subse.
quently partially recovered. in late dealings
the market again fell OFT, the reaction ranging
from Y to " per cent. Montauk coal adj.
vanced In the last hour TO 6sA. AT the close
u frmcr feeling prevailed and prices re.
covered u to u per cent, Central Arizona
closed at on bid, OK asked. 400 at
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lifelong oppression Of the poor, Of which
the court records OF indianapolis furnish
annie evidence, -a 14
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P1LATApLE MEdIclsEs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop Of relief; bis
Cathartic Pillsglide sugar.shod over the
palate; and.his Sarsaparills is nectar
that imparts vigor to life, restores the
health and expels disease.- Waterford Pa
Adpertiaer. p4w
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DR.. ]. F. CosrrLlo, office zoos Chapline
street. Whaling. W. Va.
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Five Persons Cured will One Box Of
Saliva.

"DocroR-Aaer u.irg your ointment three
10 lady friend Of mine She used Il few time, and
was ve-and then gave what she had leit 10 friend,
whom il cured The balance Of the ointment sent
Tor yasrs. II cured him; also friend o. his"
Yours, An H. 7; ALF tIa 5;.,o
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Blind Piles.

DE, GRAsr-"I had been suffering with piles eight
yeart, when got YOUR remedy. AIt"r using It lev
-ays, got we'll, SC. Now. alter i've years, nave
seen no return" Mrs. SUSAN e. BROWN
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liberated Piles, Sc Years Standing,

UHaye had ulcera'od piles over thriy-.lk ytaEs,
ana IeSaiyod more benefit In one week from your
Treatment thar rom all other sources In lifetime.
In six weeks va. entirely we'll. Have not been
t'0a0''a '''e'' VIM. HOLMES Esq.