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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

8 Debemos hacer constar que nuestro
amigo don Victor Quihones Foliciano,
empresario de coches y persona por to-
dos conceptos respectable, no es ell Vic
tor Quinones aprehendido hace POGO
en- esta ciudad por fuerzas de O. P.
Valga la aclaracion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
ANONIMA De LA LUZ
EL[CTRICA De pom CE
-1viso d los senores Accs0nistus

L1ctSO u tOS SeytO9'eS ~1cctOUSStUS
L. Jurta directive ed session le hey,
acardo coDyocar ''Junta General extra
ordiuaria" para el iueves "a del corIienta, a
les echo de ls ncche, en- ell demiciIio dc la
compsf1ia, calle de Ia Salud, con oljeto de
poner de manifesto ell estsd ecor6mico de
la empresa touaar las resoluoiones que
puedan en- defensa de los Interests de los
sef1ores sceionistss.
Debienao tratsrse en- dieha asanb ca de
asuntos muy importantfs S, de los cuales de-
peDde ell porvenir de la ccmpsfis, eIcarezco
la necesidad de Ia asisteDcia personal de
los seffores accionistas, y en- nltino caso de
autorizar per medic de carta, dirigida al
Prosidente one suscribe, ctrc accionista
rsra one este feprescntado al mayor uuEe-
possible de scciones.
El secretario, J. O. Psf sfarell, El rresiden-
te. Emilio Pozueio.
Ponce. 20 de Mario de 1898 4-4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
Biblioteca de "La Democfa a

2s6 Biboteca de "La Oemocfasia
-lC6mol exoam6 MouteC Cristo, Mr. de Vile
gle conocfa elaDcie2
-SEl antique proeur dor dsl rey &c Nimes3
ST.
-Que Sc la h;js ds marques de Saint
Merant!
ST.
-Y que tenfa Ia reputaoi6n del magistrate
honrado, mas severo rgldo. IL
-Paes bien, senor excam6 Bartuccio ess hombre,
de una reputation tan s6ida tan irreprensble
ST. 81.
II Era un nfarme :!
bah! diio Monte- -Cristo impossible.
Sin emhaFgt, es Ia rura verdad.
-SSf. =? dijo Mps.e. Cristp sy ten@is pruebas de
ello. -
La tenfe a 10 menos
-lY la habeis perdido2 sorpe!
--.Sf 70 iu:esndoa bien, podremos encontrarla.
I Bier! thies! ahors, con tadme ESQ, sehor Rertuc-
clio, porque digo Ia dad que interesando.
ell conde tarareando aria de Ia 4Lucfap, sc fue
sentar sobre banco, mientras que Bsrtuccio le
gufa reuniendo sus ideas
Brrtuccio pcrmaneei6 en pie delante del conde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Ell CANON, de w. Colon. - Por tener
que ausentarse su duef1o Sc vende una item
da con ests nombre en- la calle de In Guada-
lupe-Rabo de la Culebra,-l cual vende
de IA 16 pesos diarios.
Su representante, ,-R MontGlU0.
Ponce, 1S de Mario de 1893. 3-15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Sc VENDEN. $50 burras, entire
elias algunas hembras con sus crfas.
:. Para inferme dirigirse don Felipe
yai!lat, Playa de Ponce.
Mario 81 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

AVISO.-No respondo de ninguna
cnenta que no halla sido enjendrada
personalmente por ell que suscrfbe, Be-
lipe valiant.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
Don lose Frances Rodriguez.

A mas de las razones legales, nos i'm
pulsan adoptar esta determination
otros motivos de caracter moral y de
pOderoso inter6s pdblico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Sc ha extraviado un novilfo indio,
marca E. no 2, y otro no 20, ell rabo
cortado, proximamente de cinco seis
amos; ell que diere noticia de su para
dero los sefiores Cano q Go de Qua
yama 8 a don Simon Moret de esta ciu
dad sera bien gratifcado. g. 8. V. alt.
Extracto que pasa ell guardia encar-
gado del servicio del matadero y repe
SO en- ell mercado al senior CONCEAL del
IamO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Sc vende alquila un piano de medic
nso, chico de buenas voces. Tambien
los hay nuevos elegantes y de gran ia
maiio de colas, etc., y con sordlna.
Por una semana solamente, precios J
pagos c6modos 81 s e des ca. Estanos,
piezas albums clasicos., fabras mo-
dernas, de salon concerto y operas
modernas, de salon y concerto y ope-
ras. Accessories para piano, tabure-
tes, fundas, cubreteclados, fieltros,
cuerdas, llayes para afnar. El A,pa
Esozica, Leon, IS. Il Ultima semana!! l-s
AvISO A LOS SRES. MEDICOS-
EsTERITIzADoREs PARA LECHK para
preparar y 10 botellitas de 200 gra-
mos, al precio de 70 pesos respec-
tivamente, acaban de recibirlos e. To-
70 d CO
Ponce, "a de Mario de lsss.---l mes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
Don lose Frances Rodriguez

no es un descOnocido para este pals
nj una personalidad de escaso relieve
en- la madre patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
CARTBRA DR. I,A ISlA

Convocados por una hoja suelta que
hizo circular El Ensayo Obrero reunie-
ronse muchos individuos en- la Marina
de la capital con objeto de esperar al
doctor Barbosa, que regresaba por Ca
tano de su excursion Mayagiiez y
Otros puntos.
En- las GALES de la Marina que de-
sembocan los muelles, habfa fuerzas
de la guardia civil de caballerfa, COM
puesta de varias parejas.
LEGO ell vapor de Catafio las siete
y minutes, sabiendose entonces que ell
doctor Barbosa no venfa en- el, per ha-
berse quedado en- Bayamon.
La concurrencia de la Marina sc des-
parramo. Vefanse grupos en- la plaza
de Alfonso XII, en- ciertas esquinas y
en- algunas GALES, discutiendo viva
mente.
En- ell cafe La Mallorguiaaa hubo bo
fetadas por la noche, entire dos perso-
mas que suelen concurrir al estableci-
miento, con dano moral material de
su propietario Mas tarde, Sc dice,
que fnncionaron los garrotes por la ca
lie del Sol San Sebastian.
Ell doctor BarbOsa regres6 de Baya-
mon despues de media noche.
= EMPRESA DEL GAS Con mo-
two de la installation de La Luz Eectri-
ca en- esta ciudad, Sc avisa los que no
Iuieran seguir con la luz de esta empire
sa, 10 participen por escrito al Admins
trador para cortar y cerrar las llaves de
pase de este alumbrado.
Ponce, Mario 19 de 1898.
Schumacher q Cs
h.-31 de Mario.
Sc DESEA
Comprar una GAIA de hierro que sea
ropia para libros y valores.
En- esta imprenta informaran.
l1-15
De EI Pals, de San Juan:
ella sido trasladado esta Capital,
con destino al Ministerio de Gracia Y
Justicia y Goberracion, nuestro amigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
Para los fabricantes de bolos.

Tomamos de La Correspo5sde,scia :.
<Hemos visto un telegrama de Pom
ce, recibido anoche, preguntando ST era
cierto ell rumor que allf circulaba, de que
La capital habfa sido declarada en- esta-
do de sitio, 81 ell jefe lie Orden pdblico
estaba herido, etc, etc. Asf Sc escribe
la Historic. Y asf sc mantiene en-
constante excitacion al pafs.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Tambien Sc mos asegura, que existe
| en- dicho sitio crianza de cerdos.
Como hay familias muy cerca, ese
olor insalubre perjadica la salud, lla-
mamos la atenci6n de nuestra celoso al
calde sobre el particular en- la seguri.
dad que seremos atendidos.
Dfa de immense jubilo fuG ell de antes
de aver para la familia de nuestro buen
amigo don Ulises Garcia.
Su hlja Lola regreso de Nueva York k
despues de haber sufrido, en- ell espacio
de ocho meses, tres operaciones difci-
lfsimas en- ell cuello, practicadas con
habllldad suma y con maravilloso re-
suitado por uno de los mas habiles ci-
rujanos de los Estados Unidos.
InnumerabIes amigos acuden q fell
citrr al senor Garcia pnr ell feliz regre-
so de la tierna criatura, causa hasta
hace POGO de infinites afanes desyelos
y de exquisitos cuidados.
Unimos nuestra cordial enhorabuena
a las muchas que recibe ell querido ami
go y correligionario.
Ell REY DE LA LUZ 8 Ell GAS ACE
TILENo.
Els por eucelencia ell mejor alumbra-
do para ingenios, centrales, haciendas
de cafe, tiendas, almacenes, fondas,
casas particulares, edifcios publicos g.
&; siempre que Sc empleen los apara-
tos generadores automaticos sistema
Alemany
Pedid prospectos noticias al Agen
tie General JOSE SERRAT. -CAPITAL.
Piezas que ejecutara la banda del ba.
talon Patria en- la retreta de esta no
che:
10 Retreta Paso- Doble eAdller,, Wa
ner; 20 ! Lo Lograre <Mazurka,, Ca
hist; 80 Sinfonfa de Campoamor, Ma
zza; 40 Tanda de Walses eHora fla,
Llano; so Duo de tiple y tenor de la
Opera ~aidas, Verdi; Paso Doble con
<Guardia de HonorD, Llano.
FRANCESCA TOMAS TIZOI.
Paofesoru en- Purtos
Ofrece sus servicios, en- la calle de la
Salud no 10, frente la casa de Nava-
rro L. m. alt. 10 Mario.
Esta empresa soIieita un agente
en- Comeri0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

eB BELLEZA SIN PAR Puete
haber NADIA mas exquisitamenteh hermoso
que una joven a punto de contraer ma
trimonio, y cuya tez, snave como tercio
pelo pura como la nieve inmaculada,
con toque hechicero de carmin hace
pensar en- el sonrojo de ana rosag La
hermosura del cults puede obtenerse in
faliblemente usando ell Renaedio teta co
de Amazz Quevados, agente naravillo-
so que purifica la peel, hacienda des-
aparecer las granulaciones, manchas,
pecas cuanto contribuya d empa7lar
su belleza. De venta en- todas las far
macias y deposito, Guillermety, Vale
y Cancio y G. Mulet-1o Agosto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

| coedUd uciiuO, etC, otc' Asi sc esCIiUt
la Historic. Y asf Sc mantiene en-
constante excitacion al pafs.>
Bajo ell rubro Zo de Ponce publiea
nuestro querido colega Ez Liberal de
San Juan, ell siguiente suelto
vista la urgencia del plazo eleccio-
mario, y en- la imposibilidad de dar
repentina eficaz soluci6n al ins6rog1io
de alIf, la comision ejecutiva acuerda
aceptar la constitution del actual comi
te interinamente, mas con la condici6n
de constituirle nuevamente en- la prime
ra asamblea general del partido.>
De Aguadilla nos telegrdffan 10 que
sigue
DEMOCRACIA. Ponce.
Proclamaronse anoche representatives
camara insular.
Arrillaga, Is; Diego, IA; Estrella,
13 (; Torregrosa, B; Bautista Rodri-
guez, L. Coaresponsal.
Segun sc noe informa, continhan los
vecinos de la Playa amenazados de epi-
demia, dada la nauseabunda fetidez que
despiden las aguas del rio, cuya corrup
cion es completa, debido al desagiie en-
aquel de las corrientes de naosto de la
hacienda <Reparada.,
Parece que sc hallan rotos los cana
les del reeerido desagiie, y este es eau
ga de que, al desbordarse tales inmun
do a11p
<Salus populi, suprema lex.>
MUY CONvENIENTE. = Por te-
ner que ausentarse sus duefos Sc vende
8 arrienda en- buenas condiciones la Ha
cienda de cana SCasualidads, situada
frente a la Estacion de Aguada. Tiene
terrenos, bajur con regadfo
establecimientos en- buen
estado y completes para 600 bocoyes
azucar y para destilaf rom superior y
so cartier. Sc incluye boyada a algdn
ganado. Dirigirse los propietarios
en- Aguada Mayagiiez, Candelaria IA.
M. M. ~
Decfa EZ Automomista del dfa 2l de
los corrientes, refriendose 10 acaeci
do en- la capital durante la noche del
IS:
<Dfcese one los senores Nouvilas y
Vale Atiles hubieron de presentar su
dimision porque ell Secretario de Co
bernaeion les increpo echandoles EN-
cara su tolerancia con las masas :: que
ambos contestaron dignamente etc,
etc.
Anadese que ell Gobernador aprobo
"a conducta de ambos, en- presencia del
senior Munoz Rivera,
Tcdo ESQ ha resultado incierto.
Aver reprodujimos en- La Cartero de
lo isla dos noticias tomadas de >La Co
acerca de la candidatu-
ra de nuestro amigo el Lcdo. Texidor,
de Guayama.
Vease la la carta del mismo que in
sertamos en- otro lugar, y en- la que rec
tiica aquellos informes.
De la quinta de don Guillermo
Schuck Sc ha desaparecido el del Co
rriente, una yegua color alazano de 6 VI
media cuartas alzada frento blanca, y
en- la nalga con las letras @.
s., sera gratifcado quien la entregue 8
de noticfa de su paradero.
Ia Ponce, Mario 23 1898.
Son muchas las quejas que hasta noso-
tros llegan, sobre la peste que sc desa-
rrolla en- la esquina de la calle de la Vic
toria. con motive de la venta de los me-
do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
INDICE DEL TONIC SEGUNDO
CAPfTULo
PAs1SAs

/. Decaraciones ...............
IL. Los registros de carceles. .......... 10
Ill La Morre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
w. Eel cinco de Septiembre re................ AZ
v. Italia--Simbad ell marino .............. so
VI. Ell despertar Observation-Disclosures. ss
VII. Bandidos ramanos. nos..................... 95
Will Apariciones. .................. 12a
TX La Mazzolats l54
Y. El Carnival Roma cna................ III \
XT. Las Catacuubas de San Sebastian J.. Il el
XII Ii cita ........... nh
XIII. Los conyidsdos.. ..................... a2si
XIV. FL amuerzo. .................... aas
XIV. La presentation. Observation-Disclosures. ssh
XIV. III senor Bsrtnccio ......... ......... a7s
XVII. La de Auteuil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a7D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Para la poblacion, 1888 arrobas con
II! kilos;para la Playa, 10 arrobas con
kilos; para la tropa, arrobas con
81 kilos.
Precio maximo de La carne de res,
30 centavos kilo vaca prenada y "a no
vlllo; mfnimo despues de las Ie de la
maflana, "a centavos kilo.
Precios de la carne de cabro y cerdos,
45 centavos kilo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
Sc DESEA

Comprar una GAIA de hierro que Sc
I ropia para libros y valores.
En- esta imprenta informaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24
FRANCESCA TOMAS TIZOL

Pa'ofesora en- Purtos
Ofrece sus servicios, en- la calle de Ii
Salud no 10, frente la casa de Nava-
FRO. Il. m. alt. 10 Mario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

s De EJ Pals, de San Juan:
ella sido trasladado esta Capital,
con destino al Ministerio de Gracia Y
Justicia GoberEacion, nuestro amigo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-24

Son muchas las quejas que hasta noso-
tros llegan, sobre la peste que Sc desa-
rrolla en- la esquina de la calle de La Vic
toria, con motive de la venta de los me-
,,,t1Os de reses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26
REAL SCARLET FEVER.
Rather Mysterious Appearance
of 1t at Washburn College.

Considerable anxiety has been felt of
late in and around Washburn college lest
there should be epidemic of scarlet
fever in the school. Prof. J. P. Grismley,
instructor in geology in Washburn col
lege, is ill at his rooms on Mulvane
street with what the physicians claim is
a genuine case of scarlet fever. The city
health officers placed a scarlet fever pla-
card the house and are enforcing a
quarantine.
Prof. Grimsley taught his classes up to
a few days ago He was at first taken
III with tonsIlitis. He then gave up his
classes. He was very i'll with this disease,
but appeared to be recovering when I'M
miStakable signs of scarlet fever appear
ed. His mother. who lives in Columbus,
for her son. AS scarlet fever is of such
unusual occurrence in adults, ii was
thought that perhaps it was some other
disease, but the physicians were soon con-
WINGED that their first diagnosis was the
correct one and precautions were taken to
prevent the spread of the disease.
Prof GrimSley, although very i'll, is to-
day. much better. The disease is in. the
closing stage.
Whether the students who attended Prof.
GrinSley'S classes have been exposed to
the disease is a question which is worry
ing the faculty to some extent Ihey
remember well a smallpox scare several
years ago in Holbrook hall.
1t is not known where Prof. GrimSley
contracted the disease. He has not been
in the best of health for several months,
and the doctors say he may have carried
the germs of the disease for some time
There is another case of tonSilitis in the
streets, but aside from this there is no
reason to believe that the disease was con-
tracted in College Hill.
ON account of the precautions being
thought that there will be no danger Of
the disease being spread.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26

We do not always realize how much
work our kidneys are required to do.
They are the great filters of the body,
separating the poison and waste mater
ial from the blood. They work away
day and night, whether we sleep or are
awake.
There is nothing more dangerous to
health and strength than any derange-
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1t is easy to tell if we have kidney
trouble by observing a few of the more
common symptoms.
If you find it difficult to hold your
water, or necessary to pass it frequent
ly, or are obliged to arise often during
the night, your kidneys are out of or
der.
AS they reach a more unhealthy stage,
a scalding and irritation takes place as
the water flows, and pain or dull ache
in the back makes you miserable. If
the water, when allowed to remain I'M
disturbed for twenty-fOur hours, forms
a settling or sediment, you are on dan
gerous ground due to most serious kid
ney or bladder disorder.
If neglected now, the disease advan-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26
A WOMAN'S VIEW OF 1T.
What Annie Diggs Thinks About the
Spanish War.

Mrs. Annie l. Diggs, state librarian
and one of the most prominent women
in Kansas, is indignant at the United
States for going to war with Spain,
or more properly speaking indignant at
the conditions which have forced the
United States to go to war with Spain.
While the majority of the people in this
country believe that these conditions
are represented by the starvation of the
CubanS and the blowing up of the
Maine, Mrs. DiggS believes them to
matte movements when the trouble be-
tween Spain and her island possession
first started and war duplicating the
United States was not thought of.
IF we had had the right men at the
head of our government when the Gu
ban trouble first broke out" she said
today, 1--WE could have maintained our
reputation as a humane and progress
sive nation. But now we are resorting
to a relic of barbarism to accomplish
what could have been accomplished by
arbitration and without the loss of a
single life long ago"
After this expression it is hardly nee
essary to state that Mrs. Diggs is
wholly and emphatically opposed to
war. 1.-The basic principle of war is
can not be changed no matter to what
extent it may be legitimate.
There is no doubt that the Cubans
have been insufferably oppressed by
the Spanish government continued
Mrs. Diggs, "'but the Spaniards have
been doing nothing more than the mon
opolists of this country have been car
ryfng out for years. I believe in the
principle that in a family where there
is not peace and harmony members or
that family have no right to Interfere
in the disagreeable affairs of another
family where the same conditions exist
while L don't mean to say that the
United States has not a right to inter-
fere with Spain in her treatment of
Cuba vet I do say that 1T hasn't the
same right as it would have were JUS
tice and humanity practiced in our own
country.
'sBy going to war the United States
is making a big stride backward War
stagnates every progressive movement
and completely fills the public mind
1t stirrs up the lower passions of man,
and even the little children of this
country now rush out of the school
house ready to engage in a fistic en-
counter. They hear their fathers and
their older brothers and relatives talk
ing of war, and they feel that they must
infiict some personal injury to show
their bravery.
II wonder how many of the people
who now make use of the expression,
Remember the Maine realize that IL
those 266 men had belonged to the
great army of the unemployed of this
country, and while travelling about the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26
RAILROAD NEWS.
Changes Made by the Rock
Island at TX. G..
w. C.. Staley is to Be Made Gen
eral Agent.
NOW AT ST. JOSEPH.
Western Roads to Make a Rate
Western Roads to Make a Rate
for Soldiers.
Will Probably Cut to 2 Cents
as During Civil War.

Kansas City, April 26.-The Rock Is
land will make several changes in
freight representatives in Kansas City
and throughout the west on May 1. NO
official announcements Of any of the
changes have yet been made, but it is
known that w. c. Staley, now COM
mercial agent of the road at ST. Joseph,
will come to Kansas City as general
agent of the road here, and among 9TH
duties of that position will have
general supervision over the local Of
flee, relieving F. L. Selleck, local freight
agent, who will be made cashier.
Mr.. Segur is thoroughly familiar with
the work of the local office, having been
local freight agent OF the road here
from October, 1887, to July, 1898, since
which time he has had charge of the
uptown freight office of the company.
Previous to his appointment as local
agent he was cashier of the local
freight office for nearly four years,
having come to Kansas City from Chi
cago in February, 1888, to accept that
position:
F. L. SelIeck was cashier of the local
for several years. When J. a. Wentz
was transferred from here to Chicago,
Mr. Selleck became local agent in the
changes which followed. He will con-
tinue in the office as Mr.. Segur's assist
ant, and the new arrangement will give
the road one of the best, if not the best,
differed local offices in Kansas City.
w. G. Staley, the new general agent
of the freight department here, has
been with the Rock Island since 1888,
and since 1891 has been commercial
agent at ST. Joseph, where he earned
the reputation which brought him the
merited promotion to the general
freight agency of the road in Kansas
CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-26
COMMON DISEASES.
Piles, Fistula and 1nhammatory Con-
ditions of the Rectum.


The troubles so annoying and danger
Gus to health are among the common
est with which humanity is afflicted.
We are. therefore, pleased to an
nounce that modern research in medi-
cal science has at last produced GER
tain cure for them and as usual with
all great and meritorious inventions, is
simple and the only wonder is that
such a remedy was not discovered and
used years before.
The remedy we refer to is known as
the Pyramid Pile Cure 1t is not an
ointment nor a salve, liquid nor inter
nal remedy, but is applied directly to
the seat of the disease and produces a
cure in a surprisingly short space of
time.
For itching piles a few applications
produces complete cure, while for
bleeding, protruding and all other forms
of rectal diseases its use will result in
permanent cure even in cases where
an operation has failed.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is painless to
use and relieves all pain at once. All
druggists keep it or will get it for you.
It is prepared by the Pyramid Drug
you full particulars of the cause and
cure of piles, also testimonials from
every section of the country or if your
druggist has the remedy on hand you
VIII nnd the treatise on piles and teSti-
mon1alS IN each package of the remedy.
trlal Will convince you that the
Eyramld Pile Cure is a specific for eve
ry form of rectal disease and it is guar
anteeo TO contain no mineral poisons
nor injurious ingredients so often re-
Sorleu TO IN treating piles. Sold by
druggists at so cents.