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About Harrison press-journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1899-1905 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1900)
P ress-J Oil vnal Thcbbpay Oct, 25th, 1300. Ha." T, Canon Editor and Prop. F. E. k M. V H. it hate table. Going Went. Going East. Jk. . mixed 11 :30 1 So. 6. mixed b:0u T JI 1C North-Western LINE M. V. R. R. is to and from the the best BLACK HILLS, lEAIWOOD Alii) HOT SFIUXUS. SOUTH DAKOTA. F, E, & H. V- R. R llomeseekers Excursions Will be run Sept 1, 4, 8, 15, 13, 22, ad 33rd; C3T F. E. & M. V. R. R. in Nebraska, where the one way fair from nearest Missouri River Point, in cluding Council BIulTs is $3 00, or more ... r r. V rr ' 11 " wet nl ar.d in- eluding Oriu Junction, and to Points in Black Hills district of So. Dakota, Tickets will te sold by connecting lines feeding to our line at Sioux city, Onowa Mo. Valley and Omaha and by our agents at South Piatt, stations, Blair, Omaha ami on S. C. & P. in Iowa; except that our agents will not sell to points in So. Duk. . Fare will he. one fare plus $2.00 for round trip. Write your folks in the East and have them come and see vou, taking advantage of fiese rates. Tickets limi ted 21 days with 1-3 days limit on going portion. F. AvcaY, Agt. Dont forget I fie speiiking tomorrow, Mas will be celebrated at the Court House Wednesday, November 7th. ,We uuderstand Clem, Leelmg has been taught how to chop wood now. -Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Clarke, Sunday- d at the Andarson. ranch on Runoiog Water. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith, are to tVe up housekeeping at the section house. . ',' ' . ;' ' ' Master Jean Williams is among .those who are suffering from, mi attack of fever of soaie sort. DiWitfs Little Early Risers are prompt, palatable, pleasant, powerful, purifying little pills.-. E. Pms.VET. We understand, Sam Thomas, of Warbonnet, is suffering from an acute attack of stornneh trouble. Dr. Phinney is attending (lira. John Christian, who hits been confin ed to his room during the past two months from an attack of Typhoid fever is convalesent and left for Hot Springs, last Monday evening, Jo take treat Went for a couple of weeks.""' """""" John Fitagerald, of Hat Creek, Wyo. ir.d his family left for Chicago, on last "Monday evening, to be pone at least two months. Mr. Fitzgerald, goes to the "Windy city to settle ip the business affair cf his brother, receotly deceased. Aleck. Lowry, our nest sheriff who has been confined to his ho ne for the -past text weeks is now able to be around signin. Aleck, is all right, and wijl make an ideal officer. And furthermore Tiis party will know just where to find liim on all occasions. Vote for Mr. Low ry. Sheriff Lyon, returned from Lincoln on last Friday noon where be liad taken Charley Russell to the pen. He says Charley Was assigned to duty in the 'irooui factory. Ed. O'Connor returned The emergency ba gs sent by a church r-fty to Kansas soldier in the Phillip- r..ne eoatained among the necessities a box of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, the -H known cure for piles, injuries and Kn di:ises. The ladies took cure to i.S'iiin the original Oe Witt's Witch Haz el Halve knowing that all the counter feits are worthless. J. E. PHWKEY. Anyone wishing to buy young cows wim cures nv siue, win uo wen, to can on, or address Chaa. Shi 1 1, Harrison, Neb. L. C. Lewie, of Andrews the candi date for comni asioner from the 2nd dis 1 rict on the fusion ticket, is a man high ly esteemed by everyone, and worthy of ilte honor and con Qdendonoa which his jstrtjr has seen fit to reposs in him. He is an old resident of Sioux connty, and ia thoroughly awake to tbe needs of onr - cava, aad wil I escuU the duties of his aOm with credit to himaalf and party a- lika. He will be elected without doubt wAU witl be glad to bear ex-Judge Karl ' r, of tt pioneers of Sioux county, sow a rantikmt of Custer, a Dak., has n" i-eivl fe aoasiaatkHi for County Treas urer of thatcouatr, atthehaadeof the -frJi&aa, Every body la Sioax couoty, mi'A WrtaiMd to bear that the cltixeo ; M E)r oaaaty, kaow aod ay prod at Ira cad loyal niM, wbM Umjt MrttuatUws wK oowpHevt . '. t??JLZ:T fCskL Tat f t .i -: VL Cat Cksr r --;':;'iT-..:toaaart ...... . . . - . ' I ' biii-nrr l.on ! 9uy tuis wetK posn 'election uoiiors, . . --. Mrs. Ilolly and children ' left for Stewart, on last Thursday eveuing. The ladies Ail Society wiil meet at Sir. Hansons W4. afternoon Oct. SI. All ladies requested to be prevent a there In business to be transacted. Secy. Messers Bartlet; and Wertx are busy siding and otherwise improving Mr. Ilol- hngs worth s residence on the hill. BORN To Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Par sons, on last Friday evening a son. All parties concerned are doing well. To prevent consumption quickly cure throat hod lung troubles with Oue liinute Cough Cure. J. E. PHLSNEY. John DeBano, of Montrose, is suff ering from a severe attack of Typhoid fever. Peter Weidi cfeUl of Ardmore, S. Dnk. , dropped in for a friend iy chat, yes terday, while iu town. Rev. Lee II. Young, of Chadroo w ill hold Episcopal services at the Methodist church tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Will Marsteller retur ned from a summer outing in Pennsyl vania. The family are all well not witstauding the long journey. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith, arrived here from Dead wood, S. Dak., on last Saturday noon, and expect to remain here permeuantly, and Elmer, will a -sist his father ia his business. The most dainty and effective pills j "de are De Witt's little Em!y They are unequalei for all liver and bowel troubles. Never gripe. J, E. PHEiXKT. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Weber, of Glen, were called unexpectedly to Dead wood, owing to the sudden death of Mrs. Web er's mother in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Weber will have the sympathy of a host of friends in this neighborhood. Manuel Knori, wf Monroe, Wis. and a brother of our own Knori boys, who has been here during tha past week, vis iting with his brothers Andrew and Sam, expects to leave for his home this even ing. Mr. Knori, says he cannot lose his vote, this next election. j Voters when you cast j'our ballot for countv Attorney, vote for a man wIk has the interest of his own county at heart and againsi the present incum bent whose interest o his personal ag graodizmenl alone. Our statement has been clearly demonstrated; his interests are not with our countv. You can spell it coqgh, cod", caugh kauf, kaff, kough, or kaugh, but the on ly harmless remedy that quickly cures it is One Minute Couh Cure. J. E. PnctSET. MARRIED At the oHIce of Justice J. H. Bartell, in Harrison on Thursday Oct 18lh. His honor preforming the ceremony, Mr. Henry Olbright and Mrs. Bertha Sauer, both of Glen, sped res pectivelv 44 and 35 years. Mr. Olbright is a gentleman of sterling worth and one of the old school and we feel that bis bet ter half has won unto herself a true and loyal husband, and we bespeak for them Vwyth miirth hapnioess. We are not per sonally acquainted with the bride, yet we feel coufident she is worthy of Mr, Olbricht, otherwise she could not won him. The Pussb Jocrsal joins with the many friend of the happy couple in wis" hi ng them all jiy and happiness- A little over a week will elapse be fore election, and it behoves every voter to be on their guard against the "salari ed broilers", who move in our midst They are smooth tongued syrens, but poison, venom, envy, jt-ulousy and vul garity in the extreme is exaled from their conversation. If perchance you do not hesitato to tell them, you have made up your mind as to how you are going to vote, then they do not hesitate a moment to call you a crank or "fool." Is not this a fact? Shun these -'stickers" they are bing consumed by. a worm far worse Una cancer, which is malice, because soma one else is popu lar, and tbey are not. and never were neither can they ever be.' School Report. Report of District No. 7 for month en ding Oct 5ih those neitlier absent or tar dy during the month were as follows, Primary Room. Helen Clark, Mattie Parsons, Dee Dav is, Fred O'Connor, J. Lawrey, Charley Burke, Daisy liollingsworlh, Pearl Phin ney, EUa Crane, Plato Valdez, George Burke, Ve.-nie M.irsteller, Joey Parsons, Ethel Burke, Edna Davis. Montie Patter son, and Fred Clarke. Maude A. Stuart, Teacher. Intermediate Room. . . , Viola Wallace, Franc Wilson Basil Guthrie, Oracle Reed, Ida Meravek, aad Delia Hanson. Oenevia West, teacher. H. 8. Room. May Lewis. May Wilson, aad Dorctha Patterson . Geo. W. Myers, Pr It is earnestly desired that the number of tardy aad absent marks ba decreased as moch as possible as no pa pi I can do good work aad cod in late twioa or thras times a week, aad no teacher i interest a passl who is absent oa or somfetleseoa watt, ; .Aismci, awayf. when caused by atek ana. Is fares1 asossaary and ewtkeag alas win so diaoowatgs a avail as sa testa art of aaca waritt work aaj as a faaaH awfci apt ta pwaniti taa.warfc aall etatfet, nsaassiaXart af taa r' ' f3r?, K ssatarttsy wKI ct irMl "11 Mrs. J. B. Barke is suffering from a severe sore throat tins -weeic. vr. Phinney has lieeu called in. otice. The parties that took all the bed cloth es and other i.tulf from the house of tbe ranch of G. W. Hester will save them selves trouble and expense by returning the same as tlie parties are known to me. V. A. Hester. NOTICE. We would deem it a great favor, if any of our t-ubscrilers, who fr.ir any rea son do not receive their' PliRss JotRJiAl. regularly will notify us of the fact. Editor. A Woo Wulllc With Words. Or all the Saws He Ercr Saw Suw lie Never Saw a Saw Saw Like that Sawed. To The Editor of The Globe Democrat TONTANA, OKLA., September 13. Being a reader of your paper, I send yon the following: An old farmer of Arkan sas, w hose sons had all grown up and left him,' hired a young man by the came of Esau Buck to help him on the: frm. Oo the evening of the first day thsy has!?'! p small load of poles for wood and unload?! them between the garden and the barn yard. The next morning tlie old man said to the hired man: Esau, lam going to town today aod while I am gon", you may saw up that wood and k-ep the old mm out of tli garden. When tbe old man had,gooe Esau went out to saw t!ie wood, but when he saw the saw he wouldn't saw it. When Esau saw the saw he saw that he couldnt saw it with that saw. Esau looked around for another saw. but that i was the only saw he saw, so he didnt i saw it. When the old man came home be says to Esiu: Esau, did you saw tlie the wood? Esau faid: I saw tbe wood, but I wouldnt saw it; for when I saw the saw, I saw tliat 1 coulJn't saw with that saw, so I didut saw it. The old man went out to see the saw, and when he saw tbe saw ho saw that Esau could n't saw with that saw. When Efau saw that the ola man saw that he could n't saw with the saw Esau picked. up the ax aod chopped up the wood and made a see-saw. The next day the old man went to tOvn and bought a 'new "buck saw for Esau Buck,' and when' be came home he hung tlie bu:k saw for Esau Buck oo the saw buck by tbe see-saw. Just at this time Esau Buck saw the old Buck in the garden eating cabbage, and when driving him from the garden to the barn yard Esau Buck saw tlie buck saw on the saw buck by the see-saw, and Esau stopped to examine the new buck saw. flow, when tne old buck saw au Buck looking at tbe new buck saw oo the saw buck by the see-eaw, he made a dive for Esau, missed Esau, hiv ine'sw raw, knocked the see-saw against Esiu Buck, who fell on the Buck mw on the saw buck by the see-saw. Now, when the old mnn f aw the old buck dive at Esau Buck and Ean unl h:t tin see-saw and knock tbe sue-saw ar;a!UM Esau and Esau Buck fell on the Buck saw on the saw buck by the see-saw, he picked up the ax to kill the old buck, but the buck saw him coming, and dodg ed the blow, aod countered on the old man's ftomach; knocked the old man over the see-saw onto Esau Buck, who was getting up with tlie buck saw of! tlie saw buck by the see-saw, and knock ed Esau Buck and the buck saw onto th saw buck by the see-saw, crippled Esau Buck, broke the buck saw and tlie saw buck and see-saw. Now when tlie ok' buck saw the completeness of his victory over the old man and Eau Buck and th buck saw and the saw buck and the see saw, lie quietly turned around, went back and jumped into the garden agair. and ale up what was left of Uie old man' cabbage. 5a YP H I L I Su"ir 7 aiun! rndrt Tr.liult aoeiiietUl. Cam b' n,h of 1M Ina. Call v vrlta. 1 tr. X, Pit WASH tastllUTE, 120 s. atk sc.at.tssi. as UnsaiMtua mi Stylb om oiaiaa - oe Caaa. 3 CU H3ISE I :'?P- n 1- Game Wanted We want (lame in any quantiy at high st Market Price aod Gl AHAKTEE SATISFACTION. Omaha, Nebr,, aod Philadelphia. Pa. Capital 34,000. References, V. 8. Nat'i Bank or Your Express Agt. Wholesale, Butter, Eggs, Poultry and (lame. THE PIONEER Drus, c Drugists Sundries, 5 Paints. Oils. Varnishes, - i Books and ii ' J. Oyer In Wyomin a 0 "A Cncii's among ye takin' notes an' fa'Uth he'll print them.'' Fntneis Denel, moved the house recen tly purchased of Andrew Christian onto bs claim in the nortl.ea.st part of the sttloment, the first of the week. J. II. Newlin expects to move into it soon. Dr. S' Pansburn, an esteeemed friend of the writer, and one of the lead ing physicians of western Iowa, died at Maysville, Kv., after onlv a few hours sickness, on Oct. 4. He was a sir Knight in tlie Masonic lodge, and was buried by that order. Miss Abbie Flucker, of North English Iowa, arrived here on last Saturday's train. She had been engaged to teach the east school. Ye scribe met her at tlie depot and took her out to the liidge where she bad her first view of the great state of Wyoming. She engaged hoard at Harry Deuel's and began her school on last Monday. Miss Fluckey comes to us highly recommended, both as an instruc tor and musician. We predict for her an enjoyable term and for the pupils a profitable school. We are fortunate in getting good teach ers for our schools this winter. Mrs. Hunt the teacher in the wast school, taught the summer term here and we all know that she is one of the nut teachers and his given general satisfaction. We were glad to see Mrs. C. L. Chris tian able to be out to meeting on last Sunday as she has been quite sick since she returned from eastern Nebraska- Chris Christian and, son James, are looking after their cattle at tin lower or south ranch this weak. Rev. Warren preached an interesting sermon to a crowded house io this east school bouse on last Sunday. Preacing ngun at the same place every two weeks. M's. AB'rw Cl'Hli(in a' Mrs. J. V, ?e witii, rneivci ttorloi the eiious 'il- ness of an auut, near OUndon, i.i., on last Saturday. Herdauiise was hourly- expected. Zezijsl, Sand Hill News. Joe Sturdivant, is busy hauling lum ber from Scotch Bluff, to finish h;s bouse. Cluirley Lewis, was at He itt yester day gathering cattlo. H. Keeling, was down on Sheep creek, this week. T. Weeb, was over from Rawhide Creek, yesterday. E. Rose, was visiting his brother Sun- Chailas Smith, is busy fencing a horse pasture. P. F, Outfit, is working Sfca.i creek, this week. W. Reed, is going tt ship a congign meot of cattle this week. CaJ-KB. HOSPE PIANOJ Ws sis Se ferwa the best sts Maaa Sesetl It a tbs kraest bMorfatien ot'oar style B. OaMaeS rtaao: ,71- leT. INI; irte Bm rati 1vu 1'iaU, krpnett aa4 Oraor a'H-4 iiW rywnlof AMl-.n. ,wy f l'U'i V Cki". , ' KWil-luw it, O k. M' l. -sny n1 WilnoS . ;. I 'i' i kfei'l ,' .',-i s-e4ir (Waste Pw.ailt-iHi'" fH flnl.t C''1H! H liifK'-t MB r . !. . . T',r. I' ! ',t,-fil O'er.! Vlo't. fxml hi f riini; ie'l ' it ; 4'f evn . "' j'cf'hi a le '. " ' vi )'i j f ' A :! h- . ; Vr'f trl' V-S"'-. XtUt iUk. A lo O-k an I l.ia", ' " Write fur Tefiwa m4 I'rim gT ,llpe IMs Is tn ifam-r-l 1 . .r. i.r-ini ef.' )n Utuf, uiiiva, T ta liiorsiHl. Vm1 Paf steals. A await ssa arwea aad easy "aojih. If s' s S Will ei i ew m Z'ZLa -aws fce wr aaas. HUNTERS i AND SHIPPERS PERRY, BAUER & EliHIS. PHARMACY. STATIONARY. J E. PHINNEY, Proprietor. ) If you vote for Deitrich you favor all the vicious things the administration favors; a national banker, money loaper, a man who referees pnze fights, a man without a family. - it :;.r j cysier y lavor a man who is opposed to all the v.c'ous things favored by the MtKiuley adminis tration, a farmer, a roan who settled on the praries of Nebraska years ago and tasted the trials and tribulations of the early pioneer; a man whose heart beats in sympathy with the farmers and labor ers of his state. A man of a family," a man w ho loves his family and would de fend the honor and purity of any maus familv, a man who made an honest ai.d eonciuuliotis chief executive, a man who is liberal in all things, but temperate in all thin-. Before voting this fall do not forget the record the fusion State otl!irs made for honesty and econmy in the manage ment of the state's business. Remember--that' alt the institutions under the fusion Governor have been run with a great deal less money than they were under the republican administra tion. Rpmembar that the candidates on the republican ticket are members of the same old gang who aided Bail ley, who aided Moore, who aided tlilion, w ho aided Hill and other republican olltcinls in rol bing the tax payers out or ?r00,000,00. Remember that tlie republican candi. dates were nominated by the same ring and by the same men who nominated the defaulting republican otTloiala. Patrick E-an, president of the Irish American union plegos at least 250.000 votes of the un;on for Bryan. The republican party lay great stress upon the full dinner pail of the labonug class, just as if that was all that was re quired by !.;icr2 iji .. "onnmi-nt Why, the convicts in the pniten,i,rv have that? and are not at sfied, ' bat ? M;irk Jtinna's argument. Mark llanna, the bead of t'tis tmrierial gos'ernmont, as sd-ninisVred ly Billii'iis McKiuieV, was in our s!a the past week. He made a speech at Lincoln, w hile here aud while ruakiiig an appeal to the people of that city to fave Billi ous McKinley from defeat, the platform which he stood upou, collapsed as a re sult of ill') ponderous load of iniquity which it supported. Simple PuiiKlimcnt for a Cross Child. Take the child a ho is cross before a mirror and with a black crayon peucil draw the creases on the frowning fore head ard the deep puckers about the pouting mouth. Promise to remove the marks as soon tis the smiles come again. For fretting, press a plug of cotton in each ear, saying it is best the child should not hear the whinning voire in which he is speaking. If there is no phy. sical reason for the crossness, diverting tlie mind is ofieo all that i necessary o S op it and bring the offender to a iietler humor. November Ladies Home Jour nal. Tbe Compuhioti For The KcMtOflSJOo. Every U.no ef THE YOUTH'S COMPAN ION lor nine week of November and lire emlMT mill be enlarKCsl, and lbs ijllly Kuinbers will be double the uol li, with richly decorated rover, from now until the end of tbe year TIIK t OMI'ANION will be crowded with artlo.es and niorlr s. fjlci eutiy varied to pirate every taae In both old and younf-man and wvuieu, boys an4 alrla. Amorif tbe contributions announced for esrly Issue are "Jluw 1 Acte.1 tbe MlMlon ary." t.y Mr Henry SUnleyj "With Uie Pre torlaUuard" by Itldar liMsrdi "A Historic ttanie of rootbull," by Waller Camp; "liorae Henae," by rank K. Mocklon; -I'alpH Kh -qnenee," by Ittym ferrsr; "Ouy of long Aca", by laa aacelaren; and "A Uartkine onf rsraoat rwtple," by Victor Hears; laa Uoa towbiek Uiere will be srital sail abort atOTtea by Wsrgaral lielsnd, Ulsbeth stosrt rHelps Want, BHm Perry, Charles W. ClMMtatt sad otber writer of delhjhif Uoa. Tboae who jrabrsnisi now for I SOI a-U re ealvaTHKfOMI'AI'wS' for. thi rsinal.MBd week of lQ free from Uie Uu e of rabacilp. Uoa, la addlUou to Us "feritae Ulrl" fal eadav for MM. UUtaraisMI Is It saor tram . .. OOMfAJIIOJI etaXtstad aaaaaasaassat af tas voioine far ITS Witt be st sa la nay artdraai with Societies. , W. C Warmm, Pastor M. E. Church. IUT1UIS0X - NEFBASKA. I'resrHi'S every Kandsy evening st T40 p. ra-, and erery alternate Soudsy st IU Sunday School 10 e'elork a m. Epwertk L?nf 0 :30 p. m- rinyer M'rlln? Thnnrtsy evrnlur at 7 :80 Con.e nne, Vome all AutoharpSolo Sunday evening at the ijgPCIiurch Professional Cards. J. E. PHINNEY. M. I). PhyUelta and Sdrrmn. 411 calls siven prompt attention, omee In lru Store. -HAHU1SOJI NEBKASKA. GRANT GUTHRIE. Attorney-at-Law. Trompt attention given to all legal matters in Justice, County and District Courts, and before the United Slate Land Office. Fire Insurance written in reliablt 20 m panics. t3JLgal papers carefully drawn. Hariusos. - Nebhaska. tt. i. OCoiinell, - - Co. AUcntfr, ., ef - Will Practice in All OnrH. Special Atlcutlon Girea to Land Ot Bee KiislncsH. Collection and all business eDtrnst ed to me will reeeire prompt attention. Habkvox - NtwiAsKA. Michael R'-ffing, COfNTY bt KVEYOIt I am pre purei! U tlo all klwU of Civil Knifinrs-Tlnir work. When in need of the Surveyors Services, give nie a call as I have a full and com plete outlit, together with exrienc to do the work with neatness awl Uwqiatch. A Wl.il .ss. MICHAEL RUFFING, HARRISON. - - - .- NEERASKA.' .il I.J.J., i.i ' . I To Kent. I w ill rent my place North of Harri son 14 m e. unt May 1st. 1BUI. Willi IW. tons of feed on tbe place, also 15C0 aerea of patllre. . Ow! Running Water on the place. Address J Kolas. 1 Eckard. S. Dnk. ' Public Sale. Tlie undersigned will sell nt Public Auction on Saturday tbe 27th of Octoht-i 11)00, at o'clock, in Harrison, at the Commercial house Uie following prop erty t"-wif. Two driving mures, one 10 years old, one t years old," two 1 year niii mm colts, Hou.hold goods", carpenter tool", and iimuy other articles oot menlioned. TERMS CASH: O. J. &HA17M, 11 D. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LIVESTOCK. The undersigned executors of the lust will and testament of Jul ward Downey. deceased, will by virtutue ol an older of the County Ourt or moux i ounty. Nebraska, made Oct. 0th, ICOO, lll on the31-tdiv of October l'JOO. at the hour of 10 oclof k, A. M. at ho Run di or Robert Nt eveon Running, Water in said county, offer for sale st Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in band, the folllowing described perMinal proper ty, tc-witj 13 head of long yearling steers. 80 head of long yearling heifers. 1 4 year registered Shorthorn Bull. 1 Buggy. 1 Sat of Harness. I . d M lutMAa 1 I film ui v jmi viu mviwv. RoBUHT Naext Maktj J. Webbek. Executors. EVrRAYED About four weeks ago. from Mr. ). D Bock's ranch, on es t Hit crek. 8 last Spring sUer calves, braids fT" m left side, any informs- tion conJU'erning t ieni will le suit ably iv warded by ths owner. Address L?o, lX-Bock, Bodarc, Neb. The p otressivs nations of the wor ars the great food consuming nations, Good food well digested gives strength. If you cannot digest all you eiit, you need Kodol Dyspepsia Curs. It digests what you eat. You need not diet your sslf, It contains all of the dlgestanta combined with the best known tonics and lac instruct! vs. It will even digest all classes of foods in a bottle. No ot tier preps ration will do this. It instant' ly relieya and quickly curse all stomsch trouUss. J. E. PnuttgT eTnb Couldn't Hare Stood It. If bs'd haditching Piles. They're ter-i-ibljr annoylsg; ant Bucklsn's Arnica salve will curs Ue worst caaa of Piles oa ' ... sa in, It lias curvd thoaaaada For la- juriss, Pains or bodily Eruptions it's Ih a. bastaalrsin ths world. 14 1 tV Cart r;-TJ. C;'J r, -
