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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-08
CITY IN BRIEF

Thomas Kelso Of this city, attended a
tea party at Augusta last night.
C. P. Fullington of Wichita, IS registered
at the Midland hotel, Kansas City.
Judge Wall was attending,to professional
business at Hutchinson yesterday.
J. T. Ludlum was at Pittsburg, Kan,
yesterday and day before. on business.
Mr.. Henry Dyer Of Kalamazoo, Mich, is
in the city visiting with Mrs. George
Brown.
Special Detective Bedford Woods of the
Rock Island railroad, is in the city visit
ing his family.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Joseph Young of Aleppo and.Miss Mary
Steffins of Ost
Miss Flora T. Griffin Of Salt Lake City,
is visiting Miss Agnes W. Davidson at 1910
North Market street.
DR.. Lewis and family have changed their
residence to 1501 Paramount avenue during
the summer months.
Senator Bentley has papered and painted
his part Of the office and the rooms look
very neat and attractive
Mrs. Frank Mitchell left for her home
In Ell Reno last night, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. c. J. Fletcher.
H. E Pyle has returned from Oklahoma
He says there is much excitement at New
kirk over the escape of Clyde Mattox.
Mr.. Joseph W. Ausselman is very n at
his rooms, 1 and ?, Firebaugh block.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Purdue returned from
Hot Springs yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Pearce of Fitchburg.
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs. W.
w .Pearce for several months past. re-
turned to her home on Thursday last.
The funeral Of George Edwards will be
from the residence, 219 South Lawrence.
Sunday afternoon, at 2:3O. Rev. Won Herr
Itch viii conduct the services. The friends
are invited.
Henry c. Boyle and wife, recently of |
Valley Center having disposed of their /
fine farm just east of that town, have To- /
Gated in the city and purchased home /
near the fair grounds.
Ed. H. Madison of Dodge City. one of the
well known lawyers of western Kansas.
was here during the week comforting with
Messrs. Bentley and Hatfield concerning
the Cimarron. Gray county, bond case in
the federal court.
r. {. Cook, managing editor Of the Rail
way Journal, published in St. Louis. No,
was visitor TO the editorial rooms of the
Eagle yesterday. Mr.. Cook is an old resi-
dent OF Wichita. He lived here twenty
three years and is a graduate of the high
school
Judge Appling. the justice Of the peace
who has recently moved his Office up close
70 the city limits, had his first criminal
Ease Thursday. J. NJ Brown was arrest
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ed and taken before the judge, charged
with stealing hay. He was fined s. and the
costs, part of which he paid and gave his
word for the balance.
w B. Alney, wife and mother arrived
from Monmouth, H., yesterday and stop
ped at the Occidental Mr.. Alney recently
purchased the Hutchinson farm, two and
half miles north of Paramount, and will
move to it at once. He said he left Hi
nois with five inches of snow on the
ground and thought he would be content
the rest OF his days in Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-08
BANDITS RISE ON NEGROS
are Sque'ched in Short Order by an
American Expedition

Manila April 6.-C:f5 p. m.-CoIonel
Smith the overnor of the island Of Ne
gros' reports that q number of bandits
headed by man named Papaissso. al
tempted rebellion on March p and
killed several officials of Jumamayian. He
also captured other officials ana issued a
proclamation calling upon the natives 10
rise and eNterminate the Americans and
Spaniards. Major Sine and two compan-
les or the California regiment were dis
patched 10y water TO the scene of the dis
'uf'anee and Colonel Duboce and two
e'heF companies OF troops were sent over
land. On April =. this force marched twelve
maes and captured La5zid, the headouar-
tiers Of the bandits. and DESTROYED the
town. The troons also captured -hir-v-
1--WE prisoners and scattered Pa9aissio,s
forces. thus enectualy queuinE The re-
bellion az the outset
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Eczema My daughter had eczema
and it affected her eyes. The doctor said
It was incursble. Her skin is now smooth
and white and all on account OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. ] have taken II for weak
ness ard can now walk three or four miles
easily" Mrs. r. A Hendry. Sank Centre.
MINI.
Tired Feeling My appetite was ca
PRECIOUS my liver disordered and I was
tired. Hoods Sarsaparilla relieved II all
II cured a friend OF mine Of female weak
ness" Mrs. II. G. Mearns. Clayton. Del
salt Rheum My mother was seri-
ously afflicted with salt Theum and painful
running sores. No medicine helped her
until Hoods SarsaparilIa was used. which
made her entirely well" Esse r. Maple
stone, 35S Dearborn St. Chicago. IL.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Regular meeting OF Wichita council u.
c. T. No. 50 tonight
All participants in the Old Maids con-
vention win Please assemble al Plymouth
church tonight or rehearsal
The ladies' Aid society. Of the Central
Christian church. will serve supper this
evening at the church. and general good
social time Is promised all
The Young Peoples chapter. Of So.
Johns church. viii hold an au-day sale
Of cakes, candles and other appetizinx
dsinties today at Romig & Howard's drug
store The famous autograph quilt" wiz
be on exhibition. and II is TO beawarded
TO the successful guesser this evening.
The young ladies Will be pleased 20 have
your patronage.
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Neuralgia II had a dreadful neural
gia. miserable for months. Neighbors
told me to use Hoods Sarsaparilla; it
cured perfectly" Mrs. Fred Turner,
Barre, VT.
ScrOfula Bunches My baby was
weak and delicate after scarlet fever.
Skin was transparent and blue. Scrofula
punches came on his neck. Three bottles
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla removed them COM
pletely and he is now strong" Mrs
George Clark, 522 Chestnut Street, Lynn,
Mass.
MaIaria-'T was very low with malaria.
My doctor did not help me and scolded
because I did not stop work. Took Hoods
Sarsaparilla and got sound and well. Can
eat sleep and work we'll" Mrs. Julia
Stocking, 70 West Washington Street.
Bath, New York.
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Hoods sarsapariIIa Is prepared t

Hoods SarsaparilIa Is prepared to-
day under the careful personal SUI
pervision of those who originated it. Ev-
cry ingredient is the best of its kind. All
the roots and herbs used in it are gath
cred at the seasons of their greatest
medicinal value and are ground in our
own Laboratory. Buying in enormous
quantities we have the first choice of the
entire markets of the world. Hoods Sar-
saparilla is modern medicine whose COM
bination, proportion and process are pecu-
liar to itself producing a remedy unap-
preached by any other blood medicine. a.
clearly proven by cures effected. often
when others have totally failed. and by
its enormous sales far exceeding any and
all similar preparations. all claims to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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Dyspepsia For twelve years I was
dyspeptic and broken in health, had ter
rible pains in my back and was unable to
work. When l had taken three bottles OF
Hoods SarsaparilIa I recovered my
health. I always recommend it" ]. 3.
Manor, 362 Eighth St, Oswego, n. Y.
Sick Headache For years I tried
different medicines for my sick headaches
Found no relief until I used Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t is marvellous in its cures"
Mrs. Henry Miller, S29 Leonard Street,
Dunkirk. y. y.
Run Down. was weak, had no ap-
petite, nervous and completely run down.
Tried many remedies, hut nothing helped
me until I used Hood Sarsaparilla. which
cured me-" Mrs VIM Marks, 81 Henry
Street, Binghampton, \. Y.
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streets. II the police dc not interfere"
'sYou have been interfered with eozSid-
erably In this respect"
Yes; 1 have been interrupted In vsrt-
Gus ways. but this work must so or untIl
my mission Is filed"
How did you first discover that you
were possessed OF the divine power TO
heal?''
That Is something I hardly ever speak
OF. but 1 viii tel you: When I was a liz
tie boy always believed that / could re-
lisve people OF pain. I had prsetlsed Il
with my plsymafeS when they got hurt or
became sick When about thirteen years
OF age there came 20 me a sudden feeling.
an intuition that I must 80 out and heal
the sick People Of my aeighhorho0d In
Wisconsin began 10 notice my power ana
said there was something strange abou,
that Schraeder boy. one day they came
10 me and wanted me 10 so over 70
neighbOr's and see What coaAd do with
a woman who was in terrible pain. She
had rheumatism and was al drawn up
weEt into the home and knelt dowa by her
bedside to pray. / asked the Lord in faith
TO heal the poor woman. and inside Of
three days she was well The news Of her
recovery spread far and near. and soon
they began 70 bring people 20 ne and
healed them. There was where my career
began and l have followed the line Of
work constantly ever since. going
wherever the Lord sent me and doing MS
viii wholly"
Some one in the audience said: Pretty
fat job. isn't it?''
Schraeder turned around and said SOL
EMMY: Not much. my friend. Il IS very.
very hard work I venture 10 say there i
not another man on the universe who
works harder and gets less for e than
I do"
schraeder says ne Is thirty-three years
old and has a wife In Los Angeles. Cal.
He Is a member OF the Divine church.
which has its headquarters in New York
City. and when he was there last winter
he created great excitement and vas Civ
en- columns in the leading New York "a
pers He has given his entire nfe 10 ths
power OF healing which is vested In him.
and has travelled extensively all over the
United States. He came here from Texas.
where he had performed many cures at
Fort Worth and Waco.
Schroeder VIII remain IN Wichita - lonr
as he can find some good to DO He say.
he Is wholly under the Influence OF divina
power and Is guided by the divine Will
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Malaria II vas a go -. z-s ss.er -.
paoid fever ] had fever ard zEus. rsess-
T-atlsu ard nervous sraafrstf1r - ssz'
7 could aos Eork Soth:rF aesass uu-..
Hoois szFsa7srIlls cured re complete g
- that }9se 70 time DsE J. Il Et-
nan. C-ss.tez8am. Pa
sick Headache II am nsE = see
vas Fez-s Cd I suffered constantly
s5t5 lr1FgTs t.1ss3 bsflo1szeFs a11 sls x
hea1acses l5t5 took TosE's zaFzapzfs a
- eoet1rs &sv8ce. 7 ope rny ne - Sc
F-sFlrs A. Raznrs. C9zren1af. = 81
NsFtey-e teis.-'I saTs haeE a great
flTerer f7@n Tarseas< weiss Eesea aEsz.-
- NJ feo1 aid Hase 6zaeazrzsax sztsFg
matter ] sgak Hoo s4sss parse sa5,A-
t92sT ard - sores zs42e4~ EsA- a =
Clsoz- E&<13z2. ~
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season having expired. Calhoun says that
Powell told him to call occasionally and
ne would soon be put to work again, and
from the day he was let ont he held him.
self in readiness for work, but Powell
was never ready for him. BY reason OF
this, Calhoun did not work at anything
else. He says his time was worth more
during the ice-making season than in the
winter, and he claims that he is entitled
to his wages per contract for the entire
time until the expiration of the contract.
amounting TO $50.
This case will doubtless bring out deci-
sion of vital interest to every laboring
man,
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Poor Health Had poor health FOR
years. pains in shoulders. back and hlns.
with constant headache. nervourucsr ard
no appetite. Used Hoods s4fsauarllla:
gained strength and can work hars al
day. eat heartily and sleep Wpil j took
II because Il helped ms husband Mrs
Elizabeth J. Ginels Moose Lake. MINI
Dyspepsia suffered everything but
death Tor years with dyspepsia Nothing
relieved me until took Hood- psrsa-
paTiila, and i made and kept me- well
An eat ANYTHING : wish Mr- EuEsns
Murphy. HuiFs MBI Bar8urf Conn.
Catnrrh - VAS so low With estarrh
that I cou.f not get around tHe hous-
Tried all sorts 81 reu~5ies ffoa5s Sara
paTilla was the last ft cured me W-s.
Charles Rhine. - Oak Lane. York "a
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>crofalou~ Hip Disease M : DO y
Willie had scrofulous nip disease from a
BABY Assesses developed. Months al
the hospital WIKI best treatment. did TO
good. They said he would never walk
again He was helpless and wasted away
90 nothing bat skin and hone Hoods
SarSap ari.l5a had helped me and I gave
% q him. Ina CINE my delight AZ Won
tcrfui change Assesses All healed
cTltCl=s -lroWn away. Re j. nos Jsil
au5 stout perfectly We'll and -he thanks
are ais due "a Hood Ssrsap aTilla- otAer
mothers with crippled children should
know t1.S &Fs- Emms \. DuG- Nsi-
pole &sss.
Thr.- -'-sz,b,e- - hal rheumatism.
weakness u ;le heart ana stomach and
sc7ofu.a- Nothing helped me uutu sos.
shor, time Mrs. r P. Nai-.s. w-nris-
guam. y. 4.
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NEW CITY COURT ROOM
ommissi on ers Tender Rooms in the
Court House Basement

Arrangements have been made whereby
the new city court will hold its sessions
a the court house. All the rooms in The
basement south and east of the Railways
will be given up TO the use of the city
court. Coroner Mclaughlin will be given
another room. The arrangement seems TO
meet with general satisfaction. Judge
Kirk said he thought the new court would
be ready TO begin business by the first Of
ha
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COUNCIL TO GO IN A BODY
Will Visit the Sick Bed OF Council
man RandIey

The council will meet Sunday at the
city building and go in a body 20 pay a
visit TO their associate, Councilman Hand
ley, who is very i'll at his home on the
West Side. Mr.. Handley has been con-
fined TO his bed for some weeks with a
fatal disease and has said himself that he
does not think he can spend a much longer
time on this earth. He was one of the best
councilmen that the present board has bad
during the last tive years
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~ "a ToRTA,
Bears the ~ The Kind You Have Always BourH
''4 of &HZZt1Me
SUES CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY
G. NJ. Calhoun Wants $3.50. Claiming
Breach of Contract

G. NJ Calhoun has sued the Crystal Ice
company for wages which he claims is
due him on a contract for work. His petit
ton states that on April 10,1S97, he made
a verbal contract with E r. Powell, su-
perintendent and manager of the Crystal
Ice company, whereby he was to work one
year for $50 month. He worked until
October TO- 1897, and was let out, the ice
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RISE AND FALL OF KlOWA
Important Bond Shit Brings Ont
Some Local History

Judge Gillett. of the Twenty-fourth judi
cial district. sitting in chambers at King
man, has dissolved the injunction order
that was granted by Judge Mckay in the
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practical and
sympathet tic.
Mrs. Pinkham
hnc hann c11rirn.
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FTVHE ills of women conspre against harmony.
Some arrangement of the generative organs is
the main of of the unhappiness in the
household
The husband cant understand these troubles The male
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Cincinnati Ohio. April 7,-Abe Roths-
child and stansheid. who escaped yeeter-
day from a deputy United States marshal
AT Vincennes. Ind. handcuned t1ethsr.
have been captured. They Wit be spec
tally guarded and sent TO indianapolis.
where they are 70 answer fer fraudulent
use OF the mails
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BALLARD COMING BACK
He May be Expected In wichita. Ia
Custody, Today.

Deavenworth, Kan April -fspscisIl-
Alvin Ballard. who IS serving sentence
IN the pententiary for horse stealing. vii
be taken to Wichita tomorrow. Governor
Stanley has consented 10 allow him 20
accompany Officers on a trip 81 INSPECTION
70 gather evidences against the Matthss-
Allgood alleged gang Of outlaws Ballard
confessed that he was a member % ths
gang and knew all their secret hiding
places and where much Of the plunder was
secreted.
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WOHEA.MyS
PECULIAR
ILLS

these serious ills of women for al
quarter of a century. Failure to
secure proper advice should not ;
excuse the women of to-day, for t
the wisest counsel can be had -
without charge. Write to Mrs. | 4
Pinkham for it. Her address -9s4s!.a
is Lynn, Mass. Sck4tf ss
Among the multitude of wo- -0JtlF
men helped by Mrs. Pinkham ~
and by Lydia E. Pinkham's 81
Vegetable Compound, is Mrs. Joseph
KING, Sabina, Ohio. She writes:
dear Mrs. PNKHAM-Wil1 YOU
kindly allow me the pleasure of ex-
pressing my gratitude for the wonder
ful relief have experienced by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I suffered for long time
with falling of the womb, and those
terrible bearing-down pains, and if
seemed as though my back would never
stop aching; also had leucorrhoea, dull
headaches, could not sleep, was weak
and life was burden to me. Idoctored
for several years, but it did no good.
My husband wanted me to try vorr
medicine, and l am so thankful that I
did. have taken four bottles of the
Compound and box of Liver Pills. and
can state that if more ladies would ONLY
fair trial they would bless the day thew
ment. My heart is full of gratitude to ]
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For world IL which there is notl5-o
new under the sun there are 4 lot O. discoy.
eFeEs.-TruIb
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Gsstrffgs se~
uEEe - ~
q tlF uas ~
VIE Ter latssssT
fr 80 ss--
$500 -
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Grip--Through the
blessing of God,
Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Hoods Pills
cured me Of grip and
the after weakness.
My heart and Rrves
were badly affected,
but am now strong
and hearty, doing all
my Homework. I
have been q walk
n 8 advertisement
for Hoods among
nelghbors. Mrs.
NJ a ~ Messenger,
Freehold. Pa.
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Imnure Blood

AbScess An a6-
sceSs formed on my
right side. caused by
im p ure BLOC &.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
has made me as
sound as a dollar
and the cure is per
uauent- ". Hen-
uer. A3vira. Pa
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
ROLAND REED TONIGHT.

ANO1@ANO NEED 1ON1GHT.
At the Crawford Grand tonight will be
given one of the finest performances of the
season. Author and actor have both made
great hits in the new play that SYDNEY
Rosenfeld wrote for Roland Reed. He
certainly sized up his man when he wrote
the play. Reed has a character, In His
Fathers Boy" that fits him with that per-
lection that a kid-glove fits the dainty
hand of charming maiden. The compli-
cations and intricate situations arising
from the fabrications that Penny CNIr.
Reed tells his wealthy wife. in order 10
secure money for his pleasure and dissi-
patton keeps his audience in one contfn-
uous state of merriment. Besides giving
Mr.. Reed a great character, it gives Miss
Rush and the other members of the COM
pany excellent opportunities for a displav
OF the dramatic ability which they so ably
possess, and which has placed them al in
the high class of their profession. Miss
Rush, especially. in this play is a great
foil for Reed, having part full of pathos.
dramatic fire and comedy. and she gowns
herself with more magnihcence in this
play than she has ever done before, her
dresses being the most elaborate worn by
any woman on the American stage.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ana
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, Abstract
or. Court House. Phone 1881
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Harden Eby to John Wilcox, lot s,
Hydraulic ave. aMthewson's 4th
add ............ . { Ok
Joseph A Hartman to ]. ]. Hieger.
Tot Is, block g. Mt. Hope .. 400
A S. Young to Sarah E. Childs. hf
NV or, sec 9, twp 26, 2w...........1 800
Bette n. and Thomas Wood to w.
Kautz, lot 10, block TO- Mt Hope. 500
Charles Cox to Edward Schnug, lots
(odd) l to Allen ave- Aliens I'd
add. ............... ........... Ss
Martha w. Coney ct al TO William
NJ. Pirt,e, lots 2, 4, u to Is (even)
Lawrence ave; to Il (odd) Topeka
ave, A. T. Carpenters add ..... 500 |
Wichita and Southwestern Railway
company to John z. Frost, % IT
lots and II Fifth ave, English's I'd
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Tom Hoben ct al to Hardin Ebey
lot Hydraulic ave, Mathewson's
4th add. ................. 80
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TAR trial they would bless the day they your advertise
ment My heart full of gratitude Mrs Pinkham for what
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physician only knows of them theoretl-
cally and scientifically, and finds it hard
to cure them.
But there is cure for them, certain,
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Ulcers in StOm-

Ulcers in StOm-
ach -" Medical SCI
ence IS exhausted
said the doctors. We
can do no more for
those ulcers in your
stomach. nor stop
the hemorrhages I
took Hoods Sarsa-
paTilla and In six
months ! was per-
fectly well. Several
years have passed
and I am sJiil well"
Miss /. Huntiey,
Cortland y Y
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ana
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House Phone 1881
Nrrf>xr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-17
COULD TRY THEM ALL.
"A Drus tI"rk', experience.

The following letter from Mr.. II. r.
Stark, 1022 Pine St. Scranton Pa. cp.
plains itself and will be OF interest to
thousands who have suffered the tortures
of that common trouble. hcmorrhoids or
piles.
MIR. Stark says: 81 feel it nv dutv to
write an unsolicited testimonial regard
ing the Pyramid Pile Cure. Since q nov
| have suffered untold agony from piles I
have tried all available remedies consult
cd many physicians, but without helm
or even relief. have been employed MS
n drug clerk for the past fifteen years.
consequently have been in a position
where ! could try all of the new and old
remedies for piles, but as before stated
to no avail.
About SIX weeks ago I was again suf-
ferinG from my old trouble and as an
experiment tried the Pyramid Pile Cure
and let me say that 1t gave instant re-
lief and am now wholly cured. / am
sure also that the cure Is permanent
/ shall always recommend the Pyramid
to anyone suffering from any form, or
piles and shall do what can to advance
the sale of so excellent a remedy" Sign
ed ii. B. Stark.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is the most non.
ular and widely known Of any remefiv
ever Offered for piles.
1t is the most popular because Il f.
the most successful. 1t cures every form
of piles without pain or detention from
daily occupation and contains no oplate
or cocaine or any poisnous or Injurious
All druggists sell tho Pyramid P1le
Cure at 70 cents for full sized Packages,