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Al THE OPERA HOUSE.
Mnrsaret Mather in "c,mnellne.y

| Margaret Mather In "CymbeItnc."
! BRIToNS.
| Cymbelne, King of Britain ...........
....... -. -. ~. MIR O'Kane Hills
Cloten, son to the queen by former
husband. -. MIR. Il. r. Ringgold
Posthumus Leonatus gentleman.
husband to lnogen. ...,..... an.
.. 49,. 80. Mr. Frederick Hartley
Belarius, banlsbed lord. disguised
under the name of Morgan ........
.,,.. -, ,.... .....,..Mr. II. \. Ebcrle
Gulborius. supposed son to Belarius.
..., -. -. .....M Mr., Conrad Cnntzen
Aviragus, supposed 10 be q son to Be
larius .... -. MIR. Lester Gruuer
Pisano, servant to Posthumus. ..,...,
-. ..,.. -. ......Mr. Lynn Pratt
Cornelius, a physician. Mir 7. .. Murray
TWO British captains ..........,......
MIR Geo, Munroc. Mr.. Lawrence White
TWO British lords -. .,,,.,..s.,,...,.
MIR J. w, Traverse Mr.. H. n. l3clnap
Queen. vile Of Cymbelinc 49,. ......
80. ~. -, Miss Augusta neIroTrest
Helen, lady Of Tmogen 49,. ....,....
49,. -. -. miss Elsie Slurkow
1mogen. daughter 10 Cymbclne by
former queen :. .,.. Margaret Mathcr |
First page ..... -. Miss Fannie Devote |
Second pnge =. Miss tIc,ilse Yorke
First waiting lady on queen. Miss SturlSow
Second waiting lady ON queen ....,,..
$50. -. -, 80. .....Miss Williams
ROMANS
iachiino ~. .'''..' ,,,Mr. Mark Price |
phlario ....,,.,.. ar G. Il, Larned |
Calus Luclus, a general .............,.
80. &C.. 80. ..,.,Mr w V, famous
Roman captain ,...M Mr., Waiter Munroe |
The above attraction drew a large and
'ashopahlc audience last night II is the
most gorgeous Shalcspeatiar production. |
rom a scenic stnndp1Int that has e,pr
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personal MENTION.

Bart Moore was in the city yesterday from
Waco
Miss Gussie Stafford of Columbus is visiting
mt 3i0l Austin street.
Miss Edmco prouet of Galveston Is in the
city for short visit
W, y. Jones and wife were In the city YRS.
terday from Deopwater
Mr.. Morris NJ. Sam. the hustler for Texas
made shoes. came in OFF the road yesterday
Mrs. V. q, Weed OF Austin is the guest of
her sister, Mrs, Is. W. Hunter. at the Capitol
hotel.
Mr. A., Goeru. brother-in-law of NJ. i.
Hacker, Is In the city on visit from st.
Louis.
Miss Gillian Brown OF Admission. Ala. is
Smith,
mt, Mr., lanes anne, n Evans, maragor of the Mar.
IN the city yesterday.
'Mr. Dorman Noble Davidson LEFT lag, nigh,
Tor Orange, where he win combine business
with pleasure during the coming week.
!, Mrs. !; Hammond Of Dallas ana Miss
MMrpn.r oi iiarrisbnrg Pa, are the guests OF
land avenue.
q, ~ DeNerna, Conrad Cantgen w l.
Mnte, william smith and james kirkiess OF
n. ne Marsaret Mather company were guests at
the Bristol yesterday.
Mr., II. G, Lidstone, Jr. an attacho 30 A,
iaaaeh Rrothers. cotton merchants, win leave
n The near future for Waco, to which nni,,
No mas been transferred
y w, Boon. a prominent merchant al Jv
ier, rs the guest OF his sister Mrs Hnraco
tooth. and is attending the BEDSIDE Of pro
lessor Boon. his father who is hi. y ~
Mr. Massie Beayens. accompanied by MS
sis,er. Miss Emily Beayens, Miss Della iI,I
anu Master Cassie and his sisior, Rita Turnsr
., sar n are Il the city visiting MIR. and
AIRS heavens. at ZIG Jackson street
Mr. g. Fowler charliss is visiting his s,s.
t.ers, Mrs, VIM, Christian and Miss Io,,Io
mas nut recently returned from Central Amnr-
,vn' where he has been for the past fou,
pr. winston Of the State university was =,
houston last night en- route from Austin 10
nantNeston 70 inspect the medical branch n,
.he uhiversiy Or, Winston win leave Austin
aasAin soon for Northwest Texas. Ia hne, |
s.s annual tour OF the public schools az tho
, na,,i; re expects TO be In Houston Ia |
Nountv Judge bowers. County Commission i
ers Morton, lawhon, Ramnnd ana Nie,sr,,;n
ana sheriff Sparks Of Lee county were IN ,,a |
Guy THURSDAY inspecting the new county isiI |
ana criminal district court house The ;si, |
suu court house OF Lee county aus beoa ~
een'iy destroyed and these gentlemen III. |
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OMAHA EXPOSITION.
NEE SECTIONS OF TEXAS INTER-
fSsTisD IN BEiNG REPRESENTED.
I0nhJect 10 Bc Laid Beforc the Cattle
men's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deep
Water Claim.

9k Captain s. J. r. johnson, vice president
iSfor the State Of Texas for the Transmits
4sissippi and International Exbosition tele-
'Ssphoned Mr.. 4. A. Riesner chairman OF
Mthis senatorial district, yesterday from
y.Austin that there would be a State meet.
b,g held at Fort Worth, Texas, during the
y session of the cat,lemens convention,
"wednesday morning, March 0, at 10 o'clock.
~ Governor Culbcrson. who is deeply in-
Interested In having Texas represented at
Stlis greatest OF expeditions held west OF
Wthc Mississippi river, will be present Mr.
Y Riesner and Secretary Tom Richardson OF
$the Business League will 20 to Fort Worth
lt TO be present at The meeting, MIR. Rufus
Gage, chairman OF the local committee, is
now In New York. There Is a growing IN
terest in all parts of Texas In favor of this
State being well represented at the expo
alton. On account Of Texas having great
deep water interests In which all sections
SSof the Transmississlppi country are inter-
slested. Il Is expected that ibis State VIII
make an especially good showing The
Following from Omaha shows the interest
of tho general government:
Twenty carloads OF exhibits, consigned
ito the United States government commits
stoners or the T'ransmississipp exposition
reached Omaha today from Washington,
and from Nashville. Fully tifty carloads
of exhibits now lie on the sidetracks ana
ifn storage warehouses. The main buildings
are neatly ready 10 receive them
The government building Is making the
most remarkable progress. 1t is under con
tract to be completed by April J. and LIN
,Gtneer Furnau, the government engineer
i'm charge of the construction. says the
building viii be ready before that time.
He has already notified the several depart
|mcnts which are TO make exhibits In the
building that exhibits may be shipped at
once. ms tho building will be ready to re |
ceiye them by the time they can arrive. |
The building is entirely under roof except |
the dome, and that viii be completely en-
closed within Il few days, The staff fer
the building Is being put In place as fast as
possible, and already the government
is one OF the landmarks on the
grounds, II can be seen from downtown
with great distiuct.iess. and when the III
per portion is covered with staff It viii
fern most imposing sight a staff Statue
Liberty EnllghtenIns the World four
teen feet In height win surmOunt the
dome, the pedes on which the figure
Will stand being $50 feet from the ground.
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.
The words or Friends Are Genuine
and Reliable.


II Is easy for people to talk about them
selves and state what they may have done
but IL is far better to have other people
speak for you, The words which follow
are the frank expressions of people who
know of what they speak:
Rev. VIM. W. Whitney of Linlithgo,
N. Y, says: 81 have been afflicted more
or less for six years past with malaria,
ague. have had pneumonia three times and
have been troubled with bronchial and
catarrhal trouble of the throat. Two years
ago | had the grip which ran into ca
tarrhal pneumonia. While in this condi-
ton | began taking something OF which
had heard much, and am rejoiced to say
that | have been practically cured by the
use of Duffy's pure malt whiskey"
Mr., John *. Chase. Amesbury Mass,
says For some six years past my wife
has been suffering from nervous prostra-
ton For years she was troubled with in
somnia and nothing recommended by the
NEST eminent physicians would induce
sleep Under the advice of physicians she
recently tried Dutfys malt whiskey in
small quantities and with the most salts
factory results. While Mrs Chase has al
ways been staunch In her temperance prin-
ciples aud consistent in practice, she has
no hesitation in recommending to invalids
who need gentle stimulant, Duffy's pure
malt whskey."
e. C.. Avila OF the Brooklyn association
for Improving the condition of the poor
says. ~ have used DuTy's malt whiskey
fer the past two years. having suffered
from severe headaches and nervous pros
traton. have been very much relieved
by the use Of the whiskey and have gained
nearly seventeen pounds in weight"
The above statements speak for them
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WORK. ON THE POSTAL.
cable tnder the Mlssissipni-Con-
strUctiun In TcNps

struction In Tcxas.
Mr., ID, MoRoynolds superintendent Of
construction for the Postal Telegraph com.
pnny. win leave tonight for New orleans,
where he viii supervise the laying OF n
submarine cable under the Mississippi
RIVER, The work will be begun Monday
and the cable viii be strung al a point
about twelve miles Gorth Of New Orleans
.afoptr Vt will connect the Ines now be-
Ing built westward from the Crescent CITY
with the old wires OF tho company along
the Illinois Central railway. About two
DAYS will be occupied in the performance
OF the task
mo wires now being strung towards this
CITY from tho east along the line OF the
southern Pacific have reached point la0
miles west of New Orleans on that road.
me erection Of poles along tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas from Dallas las pro-
dressed 70 within i've miles vi SmIthyille
ana ~ the polrs are m on the Interna-
uolHi and Grca, Northern from Tavlor
y Austin The work Is beiug pushed with
sreat rapidity and the management homes
% be able to have tho Houston oface in
operation even before the time originate
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INDEPENDENTS DAY.
How II Mns Observed nj the Long
x fellow school

How II Was Observed NJ the Long
4 fellow schooi.
/. The Nth and sixth grades Of the Long
fellow school observed Independence dly,
March @ with the following interesting
and appropriate programme:
| Song bs school. "AmericlL"
Theodore stathurg, Who Have Been
Acting Governors
Jerome Cochran, Names Of Presidents. -
Athena Harris, Declaration OF lnle-
pendence.
ALLAN Bash Nolan.
History OF the Republic of Texas Minute
tchildress. first part; John Sprue, second
part; Corene us2ell, third part George
Magce. fourth part
Song by school
James Fuller, Declaration OF irdepend-
enee .
Marion Archer, The Lone Star"
Rehier Brown. First Convention
Anons Rosomltialsky. recitation
Leone Blackmon La Sale
Georgia Brien, The Flag of Texas"
Meta Limroth, president Burnett"
Song by five girls
Freddie Kawfold, Second Convention. ="
Camille Bradburn, solo.
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THE RED BAR Is UP
AUTHORIZATION FOR CONSTRUCT
ING THE TEXAS FLAG.
The Third Congress of the RcpnbIIc
Designed the Present Texus
FIng.

| To tho Editor of The Post
Complying with your request as to the
official authority for flying the Texas
flag red bar UP, quote the following;
The first official record OF nag for
Texas appears in the proceedings OF the
convention at Washington on Saturday
| March II, 1886, when the following action
was taken ION motion of Mr.. Scates, the
rainbow and star OF five points above the
western horizon; and the star of six points
sinking below was added to the flag Of
Mr. znvala accepted on Friday last.
Mr.. Taylor introduced the following
resolution: Resolved, That the word
Texas be placed, one letter between each
point of the star on the National flag :"
Csoe page s. oil the proceedings or page
$50 OF volume | of Gammen's reprint OF
the laws OF reXas.) This is the only action
reported in tho proceedings that / have
been able TO find
The next Official act appears in the pro-
ceedthgs of the first session of the FIRST
congress on page u tplge 1872 Gammell
reprlnt):
An act adopting National seal ana
standard for the Republic OF Texas
Section L. he II enacted by the senate
AMI house OF representatives OF the RepuD-
He on Texas, IN congress assembled that
for the future the National seal of this
republic shall consist OF a single star, with
the letters Republic OF Texas circular
on said seai. which said seal shall also be
circular
See. 2 Be it further enacted. That for
the future there shall be IL National Nag
to he deuomnated The National Standard
OF Texas" the conformation Of which shall
b" an azure ground, with large golden
star central
SEC. 3. he 1t further enacted, That Ma
tiphal flag for the naval service for the
Republic OF Texas as adopted by the pres-
dent at Harrisburg ON the 9th day OF April.
tS3b, the conformation OF which is union
blue. star central. thirteen stripes pro-
longed, alternate red and white, be and
the same Is hereby ratified aud confirmed
and adopted as the future National flag
for the naval service for the Republic of
Texas.
The next proceeding you will fud on
page rs of the acts OF the first session of
The Third congress:
An act amending The act entitled an act
adopting National seal and standard for
me Republic OF Texas, approved December
10, 1896.
Section t. BE 1t enacted by the Senate
aud Rouse of representatives Of the Repuo-
lie of Texas in congress assembled. That
from and after the passage OF this act |
the National arms OF the Republic of Texas
be aud the same are hereby declared TO
be white star of five points on an azure
ground, encircied by an olive aud live oak
branches.
Sec 3 BE it further enacted, That
the National great seal of this Republic I
shall from ana after the passage of this |
act bear the arms of this Nation rs de- |
pluf., h. n,..4
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NOTICE. TAXPAYERS

IN accordance with the city charter the
DELINQUENT tax roll viii be published on
,he sist day of March and appear for ton
consecutive days, An additional peuaIty
OF ~ viii be charged to cover cost of a.
vertising and statements to the civ ~,
,orhey. Those who desire To save the cos',
anu a suit TO recover taxes by law viii 40
wen 10 pay their taxes before the Allows
rsw ,,, Az properly NOT rendered By AMI
unknown rolls Justin q Wa anu
CITY Assessor and Collector
Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston az.
Light Co s1s'on 1as
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a number of counties in Missouri have
been playing havoc with the valuation of
railroad property in assessing for taxation
during the last few weeks. In Boone
county, Missouri, the valuation per mile
OF the Chicago and Alton, an old estab-
lished road, was raised from $4,000 to $l0.-
600 ana that of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, only recently built, was jumped VI
from $500 to $4,000 per mile. The roads
are Contesting the ;lssess1nnnls
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want a yntionnl ouarantips.

WHIT " NuVTONVI VUUT""'--''3I4,
Vicksburg, Miss. March 4.-The u
exchange today adopted resolut'up
questiag the senator and represent
from Mississippi in congress to adsoes,,
National quarantine and hopins
through the general welfare clause
constitution congress will find SOM L,
TO protect the lives OF the people
various States. besides contributing b
maintenance hereafter OF republicaH 9
OF government in such States wnevf'
denies may prevail and which los
government our experience tahsAixz
ceased to exist during the late eplosA
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Light Guard Smoker

The Houston Light Guard club will give
a smoker at the club rooms in the armory
tonight. which promises to be very en-
1oyable affair committee consisting of
John 5. Hoover, Mildly Porter aud D. u.
Huey are in charge of the arrangements
and musical and literary programme
by members OF the club has been, provided
for by them Suitable refreshments will
be served
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I1s -. n EITHER BY1
NdI||g P0pe| I I sss ! ! !! !
q. w. BALDWIN'S.|
ENTIRE FAMILY poIsoNEp.
A Young Ex-Convict Is Likely g
90,

Lynched for IT,
Meridian, Miss, March 4.-Supervse
Il. Royals, his wife and the latter's ~
Miss Annie Mckenzie. were poisonka
morning with rough on rats, placss3
their coffee by VIII Hill, 16-ye1T
negro, an ex-conyict. Mrs. Royals am :, y
Mekenzie are at the point OF deatn. 2,
motive was revenge. having been l'sr
by Royals yesterday for insolence i.
lynched.
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Child burned to Den,h.

Ardmore. |. T.. March i.-Robert Bryan,
the 1Smonths old child of j. Il. Harmon
at Elk, was burned TO death yesterday.
The parents were in the field burning tho
brush ard fallen timber. Upobseryed
their child ciawled on TO n log and rolled
on into the fire and was literally roasted
TO death.
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THE oFFIcIAL BALLor.
Will lie Closed on March ~, Five
Days before the Primaries.

Days heforc the Primaries.
chairman Riesner of the city Democratic
executive committee publishes notice
elsewhere notifying candidates that Friday.
march iS' is the limit Of time in which
they can aet their names on the official
ballot that VIII be voted at the primaries
u'us leaving only five days, Including a
SUNDAY, In which to prepare the ballot and
tribution, W. s's'
Mr. RieSner also advises ahe cans,a,,
mat, UNDER the rule adopted by the az
esniife committee. no oandidate's name
VIII % placed Upon the official ballo, M.
- ~ has paid the assessment levied
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Going to klondiIxe.

Bartlett Texas, March Air. Edward
Clark, prominent young man of this city
leaves tomorrow for Seattle. Wash. and
from there he will accompany his father to
we hiondike regions, his father having le1t
here about a month ago for Seattle.
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United srArns NAV, orr.cnn.
lieutenant Albion v. wadhnm. IN

Asiratcnaht Albion v. Wndhnms In
The City.
Mr. Albion y. wadhams lieutenant com.
nander Of the United States navy, and In
|'rector in charge of the Southern light
aouse district, was IN Houston last night
"a route from Galveston. where he had
lseen looking after the governments lights
70 New Orleans. a reporter for The Post
ssskea Mr.. Wadhams for an expression on
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On the morning of February 20 1895

On the morning of February 90, 1885, I
was sick with rheumatism, and lay In bed
until May /, when | got bottle of Cham
oerlain's Pain Balm, The FIRST application
OF 1t relieved me almost entirely from the
pam and the second afforded complete re-
iiof In a short time was able TO be up
and about again. "A, Il. Moreaux, Luz
erne, MINI. Sold by all druggists.
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..............,..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.
FIR. Lieb very naturally became provoked
and. calling up the drivers, he told them
very plainly what he thought of the card,
saying, substantially, tfat any employee Of
the American brewery who had any hand
in such proceeding, or who Endorsed any
such action. should hand in his resignation,
wbcronpon John Nietsch left his wagon,
saying he did not need the Job anyhow.
ard John Boyle told MIR. Lieb he could
| take his old wagon or words to that Of
ttct he also quitting.
In the Afternoon delegation from the
Drivers union waited upon Mr.. f. Hacker,
the manager of The American brewery, aud
made the complaint that his company had
discharged two union men. This was the
fnst intmation Mr.. Hacker had received
OF the incident of the morning Mr.. Hack
er replied that he knew nothing of this,
but that he would Investigate the matter
and If the mon were discharged for no
other reason than that they were union
men, they would be reinstated
Tie was then asked II he ran q union
brewery
He replied that he employed union mon
and did NOT oppose tabor organizations.
ne was asked Il he would discharge all
his employees WLc were not union men.
He enid ttct he would discharge 40 man
excrpl Tor dereliction Of duty. whether he
belonged TO ullon or did not belong 10
union that he never questioned a man rs
ia whether he belonged to a union or no..
lio simply know Ia a Ecnora way thpt
most Of his employees were union men.
The delegation then asked him II he
Mrud send his driver around to a meet
ing Of The Brewery Drivers union, in Or
der that they might become members.
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The Rer,istrn1lnr

me total registration Of voters yesterday
was sso' as against AGA for the correspond
ing DAY Of tho last registration,
Inc comparison thus far shows con-
.ihnea increase as may be seen from the
following:
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gathering data for constructing new build

ings,
Mr. II. l.. Robertson. an attachc OF the
State compuollors Office at Austin, was in
Houston last night en- route from Tyler to
line for Crane for governor and Finley for
comptroller Sayors has some following IN
that section hut as far as he is able to see
the present attorney general will be yic
torious
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Luetgert to Mako wieneF..:,,

Chicago. March 4.-Wife Murderer
CERT has been told the task seiecsss
him during his life Imprisonment =
intention Of the Jolist officials y
ufleture sausage for use in the pis st'
and Luetgert viii be given charge -
work. The information plsases Lut1Ssss
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Brnsorta County Teachers''

colu-ns.a, Texas. Mareh 1.-THE 1t
county teachers institute IS in session !
today with about thirty teachers pi5<
The Alvin, Yelasco. pearland. guy
sandy Point and BrazeEia schools a.
resented.
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.., Rave you noticed the new rate for post
,hs any Ads. z They don't cost much. but
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THE BREWERY BOYCOTT
ANOTHER TROUBLE ~ ADDED no
THE BEEn WAR;.
Lcmp Observation-Disclosures
Drivers.

When Mr. Lieb. In charge Of the shipping
department of the American brewery, went
&c the brewery yesterday morning he found
the following printed notices stuck up
dbout the brewery:
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ATTENTION.!
Union Men and Supporters Of Organ
izod Labor
Should Refuse to Drink
American and Lemp's Beer
Because They Are Employing Nom :
Union Drivers.
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Last
e reglstratlon By wards on Thursda

First ward. IN. \.
Second ward j. 81
Third ward XII. = os ~
Fourth ward ,s ss
Firth werd ~
ss'fAH nNtu s...'s ........ N
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Ian, sSse ~ ana Iar-For sale by Houston Gas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-29
CARELESSNESS.

Often Causes No End of Suffering.
Probably half the people who see
this article suffer from Piles. It is one
Of the commonest diseases and one of
the most obstinate. People have it for
years, and just because, it is not i'm
mediately fatal they neglect it. Care
lessness causes no end Of suffering.
Carelessness about so simple thing as
piles has often caused death. Hem
orrhages occur during surgical treat
ment often causing DEATH
Piles are simple IN the beginning
and easily cured. They can be cured
even in the worst stages, without pain
or loss Of blood, quickly, surely and
completely. There is only one remedy
that will do it-Pyramid Pile Cure.
1t allays the Inflammation Immediate
ly, heals the irritated surface. and with
continued treatment reduces the swell
ling and puts the membranes into good.
sound, healthy condition. The cure is
thorough and permanent. Druggists
sell the Pyramid Pile Cure at so cents.
Send for Free book on cause and cure
OF Piles by addressing Pyramid Co.,
Marshall, Mich.