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The Irish standard., 1901-03-09

organizations and was a member of
the knights of st. Patrick. One of
his ancestors, Count Alexander O'Reil-
ly, was the first governor of Louisiana
under Spanish rule, in 176S. He stood
high in the medical profession, being
Fellow of the Royal College of Sur
geons in Ireland and a member Of the
British Medical Association.
The Irish standard., 1901-03-09

Father Phclan, of the Western
Waterman, has come down from his
lofty perch and now admits that King
Edward took the anti-popery oath as
stated by the Irish Standard. He was
right, however, in what he said of the
coronation oath.
The Irish standard., 1901-03-09

The Grafton on st. Patrick's day in San
Francisco will be delivered by Father
Yorke. The subject he has chosen for
his discourse is "God Save the Queen"
In referring to the title of his address
the Monitor says: 'It is appropriate
for the first festival since the death of
the queen. Ireland owes an i'm
mellse debt to Victoria, a debt which
all good Irishmen devoutly hope will
some day be paid. The remembrance
of our obligations is great help to us
toward the fulfillment of them. Lest
we forget works many ways, and
every Irishman who loves the fair
fame of his native land should be
present at this lecture to hear the
good and sufficient reason why God
should be asked to save the queen.
Irishwomen, too, should be interested.
The Irish standard., 1901-03-09

The Dublin Freeman's Journal. COM
nlcnting on the expulsion of sixteen
Irish members from the House of Com
mons last Tuesday night, rejoiccs that
ireland at last possesses party that
will teach Westminster that if the
rights OF Ireland are to be sacrificed.
the character and privileges of parlia-
ment will accompany the sacrifice
The Irish standard., 1901-03-09

titute women, examining them every
week and giving each a certificate
with her own photograph on it, to
securely identify the girl who holds
it," What does the unctuous and
benevolent Billy Mckinley think of
that? Does he call it American civ
iliZation?
The Irish standard., 1901-03-09
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Greens Prairie.

Greens Prairie, Feb. l2.-We are
having some very cold aud dis
agreeable weather just now. It
has been cloudy and rainy the past
ten days The ground is 70 wet
that it will be impossible for US to
pillow any more for several DAYS.
Most Of our people are very we'll
Iup with ,hcirplowing. Some talk
of planting corn. but think IL hest
TO wait until winter Is over From
/ the present indications it seems
as though winter has just begun.
Miss Maggie Holland of this
community was called 90 the bed
side of Der sister. Mrs Della Pate.
OF Tom Green county, who wa.
very sick.
We hayelearnel since that Mrs
Pate's spirit was called 90 the One
who gave 10 on 4th or 9TH of Feb.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy
TO the mother, brothers and sister
OF Mrs. Pate, who reside in this
community.
Messrs. John Wilson and Will
Dixon Of this community enjoyed
a hunt on Navasota river last
week. They viii not report their
success.
Mr.. Will Jolly was here last Sat
urday evening.
Miss Zaddie Williams and Bros. !
j. D. Williams and W. 5. Dixon |
Of this community attended preach.
ing at Rock Prairie last Sunday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Williams is at work
on Mr. James Cooper's Greens
Prairie pasture.
Mr.. Geo. Gilbert and family Of.
Bethel community visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
We were glad to see the commu.
in your paper from Sey.
more, Baylor county, as we have
'ause TO believe it came from one
If our neighbors and friends that
moved from this community last
November. HANKS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Mustt the Bu11ard Go?

The News correspondent at Vie.
toria sends 90 the following anent
classic fowl that has long been
protected by the strong arm of the
law The idea that our Texas
buzzards are more or less a NUS
auce has undoubtedly gained
ground here with many stockmen,
and today the New, reporter ask
ed DR.. Stiles. Zoologist Of the Blu
reau of Animal Industry, for his
views on this bird from a sanitary
standpoint. In discussing the sub.
iect he said There must have
been some very good reason for
protecting these nightmares by
law or it would not have been
done. have not studied all the
pros and cons in the subject, but
from what little | have seen it is
quite clear that while these birds
may be of use in some respect they
are certainly not only a nuisance
but positively dangerous in other
regards. That they may carry
disease from one county or pas
ture can hardly be doubted.
Sheep scab and other diseases
among cattle can unquestionably
be spread by buzzards. 1t may
be that they do enough good to
make up for the injury they cause,
but serious doubts arise in my
mind whether such is the case. At
any rate this subject is well worth
detailed study. From the stand
point of any speciality of parasitic
disease ! am not now a friend
of the buzzard. Possibly after
studying him from the broader
subject of general hygiene, ! might
change my views and become his
ardent defender, but it would seem
70 me that some less dangerou.
means Of disposing of garbage and
diseased carcasses would be an i'm
movement over the present plan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

Why Premium Baking Powder Is
the best made. II is made OF the
very highest grade Of French Crystal
Grape Cream Of Tarter and will, II
used according TO directions, take
the place of butter milk and soda or
will take the place of cream " tartar
and soda for cakes and can be- used
In place Of cream Of tarter for angel
food cakes. We guarantee Premium
10 be- the hest baking powder ever
made. n not entirely satisfactory
return empty can and get your mon
cy back. BE sure 10 get Premium
Manufactured by the Potts Baking
Powder Co. For sale by John NJ,
Lawrence N Co. and Cole Bros SIT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
HARVEY.

Harvey, Texas, Feb. live
were very sorry TO hear Of the
death Of Mrs. Della Pate, wife of
Mr.Lige Pate, near san Angelo. Mr..
Pate had moved out west for hi,
wife's health, but Jesus called her
home, where there is no sickness
Mrs. Pate belonged to the Christian
Church. She was loved by all who
knew her. She leaves four little
children. Mrs. Pate's death oc.
CURED on February 4th. To her
mother, sister, brothers. husband
and children we offer our heartfelt
sympathy.
Mr.. Gober has a severe attack Of
grippe.
Several beautiful duets were
sung at Brightlight Sunday after.
noon. All who have not ordered
one Of GLANDS song books, "The
Gospel Cleaner are missing som,
sweet music.
Miss Emma Arnold Of Rock
Prairie was visitor Sunday.
BoNANE,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
|. &. q. n. Excursions.

MARLIN, TeNas-Feb. ~, Stste
Senate biennial meeting Modsrn
Order Of Praetorians.
LAREDO. TeXOs-Feb. %, George
Washington birthday celebration
NEW ORLEANS, La-Feb. H-i9,
Mardi Gras festivities
MARLIN, TeNas-Au year Excur-
sion tickets one and One-thrd a.,
fare for round trip, limit ~ days.
World famous hot wells. natural
sanitarium and health resort.
Low excursion rates will be- made
for all the above occasions.
Ask ticket agents for particular,
rs Ia Rates, Dates sale etc. or writ,
10 ID. j. PRICE.
Gcnl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Palestine Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
CROSS

Cross, Texas, Feb. l2.-Thc
pillow has been stopped again on
account of continued rain.
Oats are looking well IN this
part Of the community.
Master Sampson McClung has
been III for the past week but b.
reported better 40 present.
Mr. Jim Robertson is moving
over in our midst from Bryan
The health j. good in this section
at present
There was no services no Con
cord SATURDAY. aud Sunday.
As news is scarce will ring off
Ned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
MONROE EDGE LHND Z Rental AGENT
HAS PROPERTY TO SUIT I'LL.

Two IUf#sfH tuHH H..... rarI.rIHf other
Improvements. H.Hs" f0 Main street. iurs $50
Cool mon house. I.fr. aH-fH. stables;
next to In1. Lawrence. Ir0. $1,000
large i1,.i ar boarding house. o- F.1 rert
'0r sINHNl gear. . bargain I.. .i.U.It
Vacant H0rs Sr GO .r western .lrf NJ r..r.
rarrHst vacant block to N1.u street. Price only
$1,000
Good room house. sH.l. .,a. l northern
part ~ 0.y price 9'OW
Largs dwelling a..t o' 900 adjoining lem
llhI Ilu'" barn lHi lN other necessary improve
HsH.. M. $1,000
Two .aH win rH H.... rsarau-a tesi-
emr. rargaIH fHf $1,000
TIr. Dots. a.E. ..l..r .H..".t rIIuy cottage
nr College s.rt IU. ..NW
Seven .0ts. room house. closets garden
only slInW
I-lt.uas room house. 8 galleries. pantry
bath noon. Haf.r aUrss, electric lights, g0Ct
orchard. .'.. Tor sl-nHn
1a-iIa.s .0.rr. IaT Franklin Price $1,000
Eight I1H near hu.1 Academy price SDD00
T1rer blocks known Hs .IfrulrE To western
llr FOL, U.'T pr "" $500 poo block
Two I0ts u.th room house, patsrworss. cut
ful"aH. "t'. no southern part m city; price ~
AfW.Gnor ono nicely finished house with
servants house r'H'ern HHII md nth"r improve
ment-. price So lU. one si0r.t14se 5000 40
.fuVhuuaH 5000.
81 ClycrA good new houses are renting
f0- i1i4uIa wear, HiIl trade Cor Bryan prop. ny
Oi selI Tor SEu0o
~ Kuten-One good new room house,
tarus, stables. fine we'll, hen house, 3 blocks
ground Wit. LtWiess store, an ur NnDu0
County Property 2G2 aoris IN Wix0n lresk
5 miles northeast N Bryan; 10 acres in Cuitiya-
non with good pasture son pei acre.
221 acres timbered land lu Bryan rad 10
Grimes county Nill sell cheap
IN aer.s Z miles west = Bryan, % acres In
cultivation, - sores IN pastur'i price tDAD.
a. scrcs land near Morg ms gin; price 1000.
Ons room house, we1s. barn worn gO00,
good 8nChard, with ~ acrl farm miles west OF
| bryan, price i3pO.
Is acres one mile north ~ Bryan with good Q
room house. well. C~merf olsteru, large barn
she,f, etc Tor g0u1
good 30 acre farl on wlIon orcek vii
selioheap.
n you have property 70 sell a reas0nahls
| lzures. can on me- n Yuu arr thirzing OF beJ.
] lax don't fal 10 see me.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
MARVELLOUS TALE Of IUNIS.
Brave Southern Girl Killed Two ALI.
gators 10 Refeue Her Mother.

Savannah Walston is a heroine
as pretty as she is brave. She
lives IN Iuuis, Texas. on the BAYOU
Sarah, an arm Of the Brazo. river.
Last week two monster alIigators
entered her mothers cottage dur.
ing the night. The house stands
within twenty feet of an irripaiinr
ditch, across which is foot bridge
AZ this bridge the yard gate opens.
The alligator-, IL is supposed
were proving BOO seach of food
when they crossed the bridge.
pushed open the gate aud entered
the yard. Miss Walston was sleep.
ing on a cot ON q little porch In
front Of the door. I'm the ward a
negro boy was sleeping under a
china tree. Mrs. Walston, who
was i'll, occupied a bed in the par.
Tor, her baby in CRADLE within
easy reach.
When the monsters bursted into
the room Mrs. Walston called TO
her daughter. The brave girl oil
eighteen rose on her cot, as she did |
20 putting one Of her hands on the
head OF the alligator. At that in.
slant a little dog ran out of the
parlor and was snapped between
the jaws Of another alligator at the
girls side.
In her fright she leaped over one
Of the brutes 10 reach her mothers
bed. Both alligators pursued her.
one upsetting the CRADLE. The
baby rolled out on the carpet.
The noise awakened the little ne
gro, and he ran toward the women.
They called on him to run. Instead
he stumbled and fell. Ina moment
monster had crushed him between
its Jaws.
Miss Walston got her brothers
rifle. The larger Of the brutes
was devouring the little negro. She
aimed carefully at one Of his eyes,
fred, and the alligator rolled over
dead.
Instantly the other saurian rush.
ed into the room, with jaws wide
open, straight toward the bed
Miss Wals'on showed the barrell Of
the rifle into the brute's mouth
and fired, and it fell, quivering on
the carpet.
The above is taken from a lead
ing New York paper. We pause
for breath after its perusal, and
wonder what is the writer's favor
lite drink. lie has evid ntly gotten
hold Of the wrong bottle and held
onto it too long. II there is a
scintilla Of truth in the whole Of
the above the most diligent micro.
scopic research has failed to dis
close it. There is no such person
as the heroine, no such bayou, no
irrigation anywhere in that locality
aud no alligaiors have been seen
in this section for years. The
story makes good reading, how.
ever, and will doubtless be gener.
ally accepted for the truth. Such
statements do great injury to the
State, but may be they help to iill
the stomach Of struggling sensa-
tional writers with something more
nutritious than the north wind,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
Premium Stamps.

We give a premium stamp with
each iOcents purchase for cash. You
can get a handsome piece Of furni.
lure free 10y trading with us. Secure
"A stamp book at once. We have
them.
81 WILsoN-JENKtNs DRUG Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
n. ct. {. Excursions.

MARDI GRAS-Fcb. 10, Il, f., 10,
II and 10, II. & 4. G. VIII sell round
trip tickets 10 New Orleans. Fare
1850. Tickets must be signed and
stamped In New Orleans on or before
March list, 1901 for return trip.
w. s. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17
McGee's Backache and Kid
ney Cure

Will cure you OF backache, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, etc. IL Is
the best treatment known for these
troubles. You will get the worth Of
your money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

The A. and NJ. College solicits bids
for the erection Of two cattle sheds,
to be- built I'm the College pasture.
plans can been seen at Garth, Howell
& Wcbb's office. diw-Gj
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-17

PUBLIC HAULING-I have a
good wagon and team and will do
all kinds Of hauling n.town or coun-
try at reasonable rates. Apply to ID.
ID. Dawson at residence two blocks
east Of courthouse. A
The news & observer., 1901-01-29

Capt. Jno. Berry. Newbern, Bx Gray
Board, so, sic.
Frank Harris. Ncwbern. / Rox Wood.
$50, 5Sc.
7. A. Land, NewDern, 1-2 Bbl. cider
Mty.
Jno. Perkins, Newbern / Box Medicine,
Short, paid.
1no Perkins, Newbern. / Box Medicine.
10, 1Gc.
J. c. Witty. Newbern, / Pkg. Sings.
25. 25c
j. c. Witty, Newbern, ! Mower Knife.
IS, 25e.
J. r. French, Spring Garden, IL Bbl.
Cider Mty. 25O, (paid)
S. e. Hamilton, Newbern, / Keg Paint,
1906
Mayan and Lewis, South creek Boxes
Crcckery, (paid).
O. N. s. =. Nash, Ncwbern, Case
WhisIey, so, 4sc
r. w Earned Newbern, Case Smo.
Tobo., 25, 25c.
J. J. Tolson, Newbern, 1 Oil Tank. EGO.
$Sil
]. r. Pigett, Newbcrn, 1bls. Vinegar.
$500, $7.59.
Mccoy and Moore, Newbern, / Bbl.
Vinegar. 4SO. $3.50.
4
las, STAG
w r. Reel and Co., Arrapahoe, 1-2 Bbl.
Cider, $50, 92c.
B. II. Owens. Newbern. . Slot Machs,
Box Glass Jars, SIS, $792.
n. II. Patterson Newbern, 3 Boxes r.
Tobo., (paid).
J. w Toler, Popular Branch. l Box
Frames, 30. 77c.
0. N. G. p. Dudley, Newbern, Tub
Butter, 80. 25c.
E. A. Lewis, Newbern, Cases Ptd.
Matter 200, (paid).
Chas. d. Bray, Florence, N. c.. Is Bdls.
800 Lawn Settlers, $4.GS.
G. southwick, Newbern, 8 Pkg. Adv.
Matter (paid).
J. W. Aldrldge. Newbern, / Bdl. (2)
Hangers, Car Bell S1.OO.
A. Roberts Newbern 1 Box Soap
N. Garrison, Newbern, 8 Bxs. Photo Sup.
10. (paid).
T. Burke, (B), Newbern, ! Bbl. whis-
key in Gls., 22O $l.So.
Mrs M. Robins, Newbern, 65 Jacks,
c. Arti. Cons.
Mrs. NJ. Robins Nexbern, Bdl. Jacks,
1 Bdl Canvas.
Mrs. NJ Robins, NewbernS,2 e Boards,
81 Poles.
Mrs NJ. Robins. Newbern, ] Bdl. 1NSods.
Mrs NJ. Robins, Newbern, IS StrngersA.
Mrs M. Robins, Newbern, 4 Ash Cans.
7,24O, S6O.S1.
E. w. smallwood, Newbern, 1 Pkg.
Castg., IS, 25c.
J. c. Witty and Co. Newbefn, Now
er. parts, 400. $1.24
II. w steinheIper, Ncwbern, Bags G.
Seed.
f. S. Duffy, Newbern, Plow Pkg, SIS,
SEC.
r. s. Duffy. Newberh, 1 Bag G, seed.
100. CSC
T Bowden, Newbern. Case Liquors,
30, 25c
Hyman Supply Co.. Newbern. BdL
Pipe. rs, tic.
The news & observer., 1901-01-29
NEW CABINET OFFICERS.

Now that the Presidential election has
been decided, the most important ques-
ton is the selection of trustworthy men
for the cabinet, and we hope tie changes
made will prove beneficial to the coun-
try's interests In private life the peo-
pie are also making many changes. For
instance, in regard to their health.
When their stomachs become weak, their
nerves unstrung, and dyspepsia. indiges-
tion, nervousness, and sleeplessness re-
suit. thev try this and that medicine
without getting relief. What they need
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the only
sure cure for these ailments. and after
giving it fair trial, they will be cor
vinced that his is the medicine they
have been looking for. If you are among
these sufferers and want to get well. try
it at once.
The news & observer., 1901-01-29

Any person or persons claiming any of
the said freight may redeem the same be-
fore the sale by establishing their ute
to the same and paying the freight
charges, warehouse storage charges and
their proporticnate part OF the expense
for advertising same for sale.
THE SALE WILL BE ON MONDAY,
rHE 4TH DAY or MARCH 1901, Al i
O'CLOCK. NJ. AT SAID STATION.
The following is q list OF freight IN
s,'d warehouse showing consignee dcsu-
nation, articles. weight and freight
III, yge-. (The warehouse gtviage charges
and advertising charges can be ascer-
tained from the agent al said station)
n. q. Cotton Gin Co, Newbern, ] Cotton
Gin Points, $3.50.
N. B. Bottling Works, Newbern, l Mt.
Beer Crate, 53c.
H. Danenberg, Newbcrn, Empty Bottles,
SIC.
J. c. Green. Newbern, l. Pump Leve' ,
SOC
j. Green, Newbern, / Bbl. Vinegar.
J. w. Coffin, Fairfield, Box $1,2p.
j. W. Coffin, Fairfield Bxs. Ess. Cof-
fee 25c.
Baskets.
Walter Fulford, Ncwbern, l Nest +.
Baskets, $3.41
Walter Fulford, Newbern, 3edstead.
Walter Fulford, Newbern, 2 Pr. Rails,
80, 66c
H. R. Bryan, Newbern. SKIS. walnuts,
557, 1896
L. II. Cutler and Co, Newbern, 81 Bdls.
p. Cstgs., CSC.
Kemp Sisters, Sewbern. ? Chariot
Bodies.
Kemp Sisters, Newbern. Chariot
Bodies.
Kemp Sisters, Ncwbern, / BI. Harness.
Kemp Sisters. Newbern, / Trunk
Kemp Sisters, Newhern, Chariot
Wheels.
Kemp Sisters, Newbern, 9 Ladders
Kemp Sisters, Newborn. Frames
Kemp Sisters. Newbern, Tongues and
Arbers, / 200, $14.1O.
e. B. Ellis, Newbern, Bdl Sacks, 10,
Ice.
II. Denenbcrg, Newbern, l Mt. Ale
Crate, so, 15c.
j. NJ Hollock, Newbern, / Jug Wine
BSl., 20, Ice.
J. B. Ferrebee. Newbern, Bbl. Molas-
ses, 500, Gee
c. c. Benson, Arrapahoe, l Box Medi-
cine, lO, J6c.
Jno. B. Bell, Newbern, Cases p. Tobo.,
73c.
j. y. Smith, Newbern. l Kkg, . Bas-
kets, 20. So
Henry and Co, Newbern. / Case NJ.
Water $50, Csc.
s. NJ. Edgerton, Newborn, 1 Bl, G. Re-
frain, 50, 1Sc
Henry and Co., Newbern, Dmii. Acid,
co. 25c.
Graham and Co., Marshallburg, / Box
Drugs, 80. 1Sc
J. w. Cowan. Oriental, Bdl. Whips.
100. rec.
John Manly, Newbern, 1 Bx. Books, 25c.
j. G. Bishop Sons, Scranton, Case
Rugs, 60. 90c.
Geo. Slower, Newbern, / Bdl G. Castg3
so SSc.
The news & observer., 1901-01-29

ment Company of North Carolina, passed
third and final reading.
Bill to authorize commissioners OF
Stokes county to levy a special tax, pass
ed its third reading.
Bill to empower the commissioner of
Swain county to- levy special tax for
the purpose of building an iron bridge
at Whittier, passed third reading.
Bill to amend chapter 12S, Private Laws
OF 1899. passed third reading
Bin to amend chapter 1O6, Public Laws
OF 1885, passed third reading.
Bill to keep in repair stock law fences
In Macon county passed third reading.
BILLS TABLED.
Act to amend Chapter 1899, Public
Laws of 1887, relating to the regulation
of the sale of seed cotton and other
farm products. Reported unfavorably
by the committee, and tabled on mo-
ton of Mr.. Thompson, of Onslow.
Act for the relief OF w. NJ. West, re-
ported unfas orably by the committee,
was tabled on motion of Mr.. Payne, of
Cherokee
Bill to allow the County Commission
ers of Wilson county TO issue bonds to
improve the court house and other pub
lie property in Wilson county, is on
motion of Judge Connor laid on the
table, and a substitute introduced and
placed on the calendar.
Bill to have the Bible taught in the
public schools, reported unfavorably,
and on motion Of Mr.. Gattis, laid on
table.
On motion of Mr. Thompson, of Ons-
low, House adjourned till 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The news & observer., 1901-01-29
THE BEST TEST.

Is the Service and Experience of Tears.
The best soldier is not the new recruit
of few months service.
The best mechanic is not the appren-
tice and the best man in the line is he
who has been tried by years of ser Use
and experience.
This is not only true of men but of
nearly everything else and especially is
it true of medicines for disease. New
remedies must be thoroughly tested and
their merit established beyond question
before the intelligent public will put faith
in them.
There are not many remedies which
have stood the test of ten years and con-
tinued TO increase in popularity each
year, but this is true of the Pyramid
Pile Cure. and it is the only pile cure
that has stood this test, and among the
many popular medicines on the market
it IS the only one which can be said to
have no competitor its sale has steadily
increased from year to year and this re-
suit has been not so much because of
iudicious advertising as because it has
been recommended by word of mouth
from one cured sufferer to another.<
Piles is supposed to be caused in most
cases by a sedentary life and lack of
exercise, but it generally comes without
any apparent excuse and often people
who live an active outdoor life are vic
tins of the disease, case Sin point is
that of James Creeden lumberman and
teamster in Northern Michigan. He says:
II suffered for eight or nine years from
itching and protruding piles, sometimes
so severely that ] could scarcely walk
then l would get better for a week or
two. but the trouble always returned.
could not afford the expense of an opera
tion and endured the disease until / was
advised by my mother, who lived in
Manistee to give the Pyramid Pile Cure
a trial.
/ had never heard of it but when
went to town / asked my druggist about
it and he told me he had sold it for
years and never had a complaint of its
failure 20 cure piles.
l bought a package and found not only
relief but permanent cure after several
weeks regular use.
One of the best things about the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure l found to be its con-
venience. being in suppository form and
lsed at night, it did not interfere with
ny daily work and is simple and pain
ess
All druggists in the United States and
Canada sell the Pyramid Pile Cure al so
ents per package.