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WONDERS NEVER CEASE. I am happy to infonn you of the great relief and benefit I received by t .king your Pills. Ten months ago I was taken ill with G av, I fr-m drinking impure water. I can scarcely express in words wh 11 suffered. 'I went to a doctor, and Le itiade me worse. I then went to hnother, and had little relief for a time. I was advised to try your Pills. These are worthy of great praise. I took three of your Pills for Gravel, and h .ve never been tr. ubled since. I have suffered many years from Piles, and could not get an effectual cnre. I was taken ill last week by sitting on a cold, wet roof. I took half a box of your Pills, and can do no more than endorse what I, said before. I am now as well as ever I was in my life.- I ours, &c.. East-street, Newport, Mon. E. PEARCE.

GEORGE'S PILLS A CERTAIN CURE. Among the multiplicity of Patent Medicines processing to cure all the diseases to which flesh is heir, it is difficult to find which is genuine or not. But after the perusal of a great num- ber of authentic Testimonials, we feel much pleasure inprono-in- cii.c George'- Pile and Gravel Pills to be effectual restoratives to health. These wonderful medicines have effected perfect cures where the most eminent of the faculty have failed, and they must be looked upon as one of the greatest boons to suffer- ing humanity.—EDITOR OF "LONDON REVIEW."

George's Pile and Gravel tills. I; ,n'- | "¡.: ..f:r-(- Yr wyfw,'di" ;:1: r C,r.OR(;i:s 1'JLK AND GKAVEL\ I 'D G RA'VFL I .u if I'LLLS," -AO yr wyf yn -cael eu ■ FILE & GRAVEL bod yn gyf;.usoddedig o ddffynddiau -MI .:I v. •■v llysU'twl. NID oes vhddynt ddim o natur \| ir.R -I PILLS. || fetelaidd. Yu YDWYF o'R FAUN EH il i 1.. V. M .OMMTM. (. lierwydd V J 11 BOD YN FEDDYGIXIAETH DBA GWERTH* jj j I'UQ 1"> i:, A- I.UL WVF^ yn petruso jj PAROTOIR Y PELENI UCHOD V, FATNT AT Y DOLCBIAU HYXY AB GYPER jj v < UX. IUCWI: gwmonedd, eu jj MEWN TRI O DDULLIAU VV Y MAENT WEDI J V. evil" V!> I<-1 :TI<-UD«'giniac:th tu;:g ft V. 4S? ft "r.t .WDLA y L'lles a'r GWAHANOL FEL Y CANLYN: EU HAMCANTT* 'No. I-GEORGFSPIIE 4 GRAVEL Puis. I No. 2- GEORGE'S GRAVEL PILLS. -? No. 3-SEORGE'S PILLS FQR THE PILES. T | |j GOCHELWCH DWYLLWYR. J! M — —- GOCHELWCH DWYLLWYR. —1-». MEWA biyohau ls.,lje. a2e. 9c.yrun. M Daliwch sylw fod enw y gwneuthurwr — Gofynwch yn eglur am GEORGE'S Pills, ar Stamp V Llywodraeth sydd o amgylch GAN EOB FFERYLLVDD PARCEL'S AC ER EICH PERSWADIO, na chymerwch bob blwch. Heb hyn nid oes dim yu DEWY YR HOLL FYD Gravel Pills," o wneuthuriad (J wirioneddol. „ V neb arall. I POEN YN Y CEFW | TH Y "TOED | ?-R YN Y N | YSSAFNLL^YN Y P £ H | POEH W Y^WYNAU L | G6V^EJ | DWFRPOETHACflTftLIOL| [ j | LUMBFTSO, SCIATICA, j I RHWYIYIEDD, &CT^ J I t i, ■«■■■■»■■ GEORGE'S "[ GEORGE, J1 OYY 17 FV DLA*SLE' RAI"N £ T" I1 Dear Sir,—YOUR PILLFTAFETWEFL here,' ■ I GREAT EFFL«-»cy of your FTLLS for Pile* and^Gravel. ^IWAVS F IJ1 I| FWMMT' recommend them with tlxe grratCM confblenco to MY cne- and M time I shall have a large opening -|> I 'T*FT *T" c *< tom«r» AS Iwing anperior to any other medicine in relieving ,-| OR —1— —L. ,1 II. ILL J. those troublesome and jiainful disorder!, and am rarely for them.—Yours truly, [ dUappeinted nen in MO«< olstmale cafet. n NNRRV X remain, yours truly, Ki. U WLR«, Cliemut to the Eoj/al Family. Y MA« y PeUni hyn yn Feddyginiaeth FRANKLIN DIXON, I' JI_, { SICR, BUAN, A DIOGEL I'R U U U PILES A'R GRAVEL, ae luQiot o anhwylderau ereill tydd lob amser yn eu canlyn, megys:— n!laa-rwr a?* X" ^NW. «U ''P9EI«-*N V CEFN, YSGAFNDER YN y PEN, RIFFYO «?T«- X X "GWELLHAD TBEUUAD. RHWYMECO. LL-YKGER MAN, DIF^YO ie. W «DWYR»AWN.. M. A ■< RI I T-> ANAOL, P06N YN YU -ARENAU A'R LWYNAU. 8URNI ° Vr WVF WODL bod TD X C BHYPEDDOL. —Bum X • •• YJ Y«TVMOG. POEN OIBFAWR YN V COLUDDWN. ^YMBOENI ^A'Y Piles'A ,• Gravel, yn NEHYD vn !lfl.WCR O LI vnyddfiXl GWA^W. GWYNT, COLIC, TEIMLAD O 6WY&AU YN Y oiawr ar rai amgerau yn DUFEWNO!. AM .tua IRO",U 'PVOJO-F RENVOI P.r-iirld CEFN, v LWYNAU, AWAELOD VB YMYSGAROEDD, #, deoddeg mlynedd. ac am y |)IIUI]I mit C!af cyn'i mi T I: V V IJI.UUU (P BYVFR POETH, OWFR-ATALIAD. Y CWEUEDIAO YN TI g*E| gafcel ar eicti peleni T'hwii yr ooddwn wedi fy vr uedtlwn yu altuog i sefvll ar fy EWLAC ANEGLUR.SYCHDER A ELAS ANYMUNOUYN Uwjr JAWTHTW I AI-O* yn, y ty. Vr WDD y FATH TOES >\ { ..IJL,] „ V O'R 6ENAU, POEN YN Y EorocwvDVDD, CHWYDDIANT 1/ gofidus yu fy ngl.oliirtuiuii, ly nghy|]N. a'm jtgjfaint. • J N,J';PU K-"1' ) L' .UL.seni 1 .» r L vN Y TRAEO 4C. 1/ poen muwr yn fy MLU-n. «<• YN Mdw gan T^r.dro. lei DM I.1 VK-lfnder vn fv iiiiieil. Fe WLI.ETH Doctoriaid 1 If ItaUwn annryfrre<l }R-ti.a« yn «U LLTW H'u llun |.r.oaol; mewn ;1 { | M' I RKWSQAK I ESKWVTKAB U*il3KGYRCH0l» |J gAir yr WIMWN wedi ty iwyr amlwjo gan K^EN a selni. fel ;» I J! KM I'O ;i TI liji. 1 j I NAS pallwnpreun fod itioilii 1 mi T.yth welia, ond diolcH I 1 i I I wvt <VFI!i tn"U idt-VIlt bill •••WL'L iuwerom LLVUV. I PERCHENCS, I, Awdwr P<.». daioni. H |>liarch i ciiwitliau.. •' I I ivvt PERCHENCS, I, Awdwr P<.». daioni. H |>liarch i ciiwitliau.. I I V |I Yu r.ilien l.yt:iefi»O», <nvy Jdefnyddioekli Peienl M 01 I i V. O:,D 111 «der..yu: 1 ;vr H<;S <>«,<V,rtli MI O F J. E. GEOECrE, M.K.P.S., V eich cyf*nvy<ldy«l, yr oetlilwu yn galin uilyn fy ngaliredl F V hoiivnt R'vr"i> <» GFORCE'S V W<L»S CPNI»phleser. Yr oeddynt JU fy ngnelia ,# tt r T> IT' 1 T V traidd BOB yu wyinnl i ml. gan y tuodd towel ac MUWYTLK I'JLERJ and 'I IAVJ- [ I, I.S. :l Ciiymorais Y/ » -I -V- ,-R <|yntyn pweitfcivdii arnaf. dtliin .ViO< t> lioi.vv.T- -'It' Vth,r;f i.'u pi AU'RTOO MJQPIPF Yr oedd ty nghyfansoddiad wedi myned mor V T • ,• •* •• «LAiViOKuAiNonint. oer ;> cliiai. orid drwy ba»han i'W cymeryd,.Y /M (tier ft >■;<! ;■>{ '("• II r~ ■■■ — -• — -"TF\ X maent wedi ty adferyd I'm JTWREA fel cynt, .jT X S I [»L X. ac yl WYF fel yn dyfod yn lecacc o'r /J J; .(J.IJIU V >> A _Z_ newyii.—Ydwyl, Ac. AHR'I AS! DAVIIJ> PAVIEB, I > George's Cambrian Lozenges. For Singers and Public Speakers. THESE LOZENGES RENDER THE VOICE MELODIOUS AND CLEAR AS A BELL. Patronized by Eminent Musical Celebrities andPublic Speakers. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS. Price 3d., 6d., and Is. per Box. A Is. Box by Post for Fourteen Stamp P ROPRIETOR:-J. E. GEORGE, M.R.P.S., HIRWAIN, ABERDARE.

DR. PARRY, Composer of BMwen/ the Celebrated Welsh Opera, writes:— DEAR SIR,-I have thoroughly tested your Cambrian Voice Lozenges, and found them to give POWER and CLEARNESS to the voice, enablit,g me to sing with ease. Henceforth, I will take pleasure in recommending them to my studends and friends as being by far the MOST EFFICACIOUS Lozenges known to me for improving the Voice. I regard them as a Treasure, which Singers and Public Speak- ers can ill afford to be without. I find' that in order to reap the full benefit, a few Lozenges should be taken before and after exerting the vocal organs. Yours truly, JOSEPH PARRY, Dr. of Music. Professor of Music at the University College of Wales. CARADOG,' the Successful Leader of the Welsli Choir against the World, writes: MR. GEOBGE,—T)FTAR SIR -I am anxious to say a word in reference to your Cambrian Voice Lozenges from the standpoint of a Choir Trainer. I doubt, whether any other exercise of the v$cal organs tries them so much as training large choir does, and no one but a prajtidal choir leader can have but a very imperfect idea of the labour that picking up' the different voices entails upon the Conductor. Since I have used your Voice Lozenges this labour has been reduced to a minimum, for 1 find my voice at the end of a tedicus practice as clear and powerful ss at the commencement. I have f ern th,c to time tried various Mods of Yoice Lozenres, but yours far surpass them in thuir beneficial effect upon the vocal organs. I have no hesitation in stating that Sing- ers, and especially Choir Trainers who will put these Voice Lozenges to the test, will regard them as precious above estimation, I am, Yours truly, N GRIFFITH JONES (Caradoc). Mr. J. THOMAS, Llanwrtyd, writes :— DEAK SIR,—I have had unusual oppor- tunities of testing your Cambrian Voice Lozenges, and I feel it a pleasure, as well as a duty, to write to congratulate you upon your success in producing such effectual Voice Lozenges. They are far superior to any other Preparation for the voice that I have come across. tunities of testing your Cambrian Voice Lozenges, and I feel it a pleasure, as well as a duty, to write to congratulate you upon your success in producing such effectual Voice Lozenges. They are far superior to any other Preparation for the voice that I have come across. I always keep a box of the Lozenges by me, for they serve me as faithful friends in in the hour of need. I am, dear Sir, Yours truly, Llanwrtyd.. J. THOMAS.

GWELLHAD RHYFEDDOL O'R PILES A'R GRAVEL WEDI I FEDDYGON FETHU. (Allan o'r Gwladgarwr" am Hydref, 18G8.) Bum yn glaf lawer o fiynyddau gan y. Piles a'r Gravel. Braidd yr oeddwn yn alluog i sefyll ar fy nhraed gan y poen a achosent i mil a'r ysgafuder yn fy mhen. Fe wnaeth doctoriaid Aberdar a Merthyr eu goreu i mi, ac yr wyf wedi talu iddynt hwy bunoedd lawer am hyny; ond ni dderbyniais fawr lies oddiwrth un o honynt. Mi brynais flychaid o George's Pile and Gravel Fills, a chymerais ddau ddogn o honynt-yn awryn ddyn iach.—E. EDWARDS, Cwmdar, Aberdar.

TYSTIOLAETH MEDDYG. (O'r Tyst Cymreig" am Awst 2Gain, 1870.) Newydd da i'r Claf.—Yr wyf wedi analyso George's Pile and Gravel Pills, ac yr wyf yn cael eu bod yn gyfansoddedig o ddefnyddiau lJysieuol. Nid oes ynddynt ddim o natur fetel- aidd. Yr ydwyf o'r farn eu bod yn feddyginiaeth dra gwerth- y el fawr at y doluriau hyny ar gyfcr pa rai y maent wedi eu hamcanu.—DR. H. PCROON, F.A.S., Loudon. Eto, ar ol rhoddi prawf o'r Pe!eni, dywed: Yn ol fy nysgwyliad, mae y Peleni yn hynod effeithiol at y Pile a'r Gloavel. Yr wyf wedi rhoddi prawf teg arnynt." V--

FORTY GALL-STONES PASSED AFTER TAKING A FEW DOSES OF No. 2 PILLS. Mr. John Watkins. collier, Lhvynypia, Pontypridd, was afflicted with very painful suppression of Urine, and was induced to try a box of No. 2 Pii.s (Pills for the Gravel) after taking a few doses he passed no less than forty gall-stunes.

DYSGWYLIADAU BYTH YN CAEL ETJ SIOMI. Rhymney, June 14th, 1872. MR. GEORGE, Dear Sir,-I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the great efficiency of your Pills for the Piles and Gravel. I always recommended them with the gvcarest confidence to my custom- ers as being superior to any other medicine in relieving those- troublesome and pa;nful disorders, and am rarely dissappointed even in must obstinate cases.—I remain, yours truly, FRANKLIN DIXON, Dispensing Chemist.

PAWB YN SIARAD YN UCHEL AM DANYNT. Llandilo. Dear Sir,—I have much pleasure in informing ypu that the demand for your Pills continues unabated, and my customers, without an exception, speak well of the great benefit they have received from their use.—Yours faithfully, TiiU-IIAs HUGHES, Chemist.

GWELLHAD AR OL DEUDDEG MLYNEDD 0 SELNI ODDIWRTH. Y PILES AR GRAVEL. 4 Camfawr, Lanunda, Ger Abergwaun. Anwyl Syr,—Ie, ac anwyl iawn i mi hefyd. Yr wyf wedi bod yn ymboeni gan y Piles a'r Gravel, yn nghyda eelni mawr ar rai amserau yn dufewnol, am ddeuddeg mlynedd; ac am y pum' mis olaf cyn i mi £ ael gafael ar eich Peleni chwi yr oedd- wn wedi .fy 11wyr gaethiwo i ai-os yn y ty. Yr oedd y fath boen gofidus yn fy nsrholuddion, fy nghylla, a:m ysgyfaint, a. phoen mawr yn fy mliiii, ac 11 yn feddw gan bendvo, fel nas gallwn amgyffred pethau yn eu. lliw a'tt llun priod tl; mewn gair, yr oeddwn wec\i fy llwyr andwyo gan boen a selni, fel nas gallwn gredu fod modd i mi byth wella ond diolch i Awdwr* pob daioni, a pharch i chwithau, yn mhen pythefnos, drwy ddefn- y yddio eich peleni yn ol eich cyfarwyddyd, yr oeddwn yn gallu dilyn fy ngalwedigaeth gydag egni a phleser. Yr oeddyrit yn fy ngwella braidd heb yn wybod i mi, gan y modd tawelac esmwyth yr oeddynt yn ga-eithredu arnaf. Yr oedd fy nghyfansoddiad wedi myned mor oer a chlai, ond drwy barhltu i'w cymeryd y maent wedi fy adferyd i'm gwres fel cynt, ac yr wyf fel yn dyfod yn ieuanc o'r newydd.- Ydwyf, VAVID DAVIES. Lukesbere, Luzerne Co, Pennsylvania, NOrth America. Deal- Sister,Y-Plea.se tell Alr. George that his Pills have done me much ifoo¿L" I was suffering severely-from the Gravel for about six months. I took one box of his Pills they gave im- mediate ease, and I have passed a stone the shape of a Ceyenne Pepper Corn, but much larger.—Yours affectionately, D. L. J. "I Maenclochog. ANWYL SYR, — Gallaf ddweyd fod eich Pills yn gwneud daioni i bawb sy 'd wedi eu cymeryd yn y gymydogaeth hon, yn peillduol i mi fy hunan. Ehoddais brawf ar bob llysieuyn adnabyddus, a doctoriaid, h-b gael fawr lies. Cynihellodd cyfaill i mi rodui prawf ar eich Peleni chwi; ar ol cymeryd un blychaid o honynt, yr oeddwn yn ddyn iach.—Yr eiddocn, B. DAVIES.

Gochelwch Dwyllwyr. Y mae Poblogrwydd Digyffelyb y Peleni uchod drwy yr holl fyd wedi temtio rhai pcrsonau trachwantus a diegwyddor i'w hefelychu, a galwant yr efelychiad (IMITATION) yn "tPile and Gravel Piils," ac ami y twyllir y dyoddefydd i gredu eI fod yn cael Peleni gwirio:leddol GEORGE, pan nad yw ond yn cael rhyw gymysgedd diwerth a pheryglus yn eu lie. Derbynir achwyniadau parhaus o'r twy-11 hwn o bob cwr o'r wliad. Os bydd i'r cyhoedd dalu sylw manwl i'r hyn a ganlyn, nid rhwvdd y twyllir hwynt yn y dyfodol I Gofynwch yn eglur am GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS. Wedi cael y blwch, edrychwch i'ch Haw, daliwch sylw fod Sttmp y Llywodraeth ag ENW y GWNEUTHURWR yn ysgriienedig aruo, ac o'i amgylch. Wedi gor y blwch, edrychwch a ydyw y Trade Mark—. "EAGLE AND GLOBE "— ar y papyrau o'i amgylch. Os daw blychaid o'r "Pile and Gravel" Pills ich ri eddiant nad yw yn dal yr oil o'r prawfion hyn, gwybyddwch eich bod wedi cael eich twylio. Printed and Pnblished by the Sole Proprietofs, MILLS and LYNCH, at their General Printing Offices, 1^ Station Street, Aberdare, in the County of Glamorgan. ». FRIDAY, JUNE 28th,* 1878.

oc, r, 0 BOB PETH YW IECHYD. Yr wyf yn teim10 i-hwn mau arnaf i wnpud yr hyn a a'laf er lies y cynoe t.i > n mhob c.feiriad, mor belled ag y siae \mvyf. Osm fy md » ri. dyst lpers not o'r rtaioti ar lies MimlirisiadAy, sydd ..11 r.eilli .w od uw.ta belsnau Mr. G3oiYe, lie yilyda, Hirwiu •, ie, nil dnioni p rsonol yn unig, oni heiyd i i jwt-r o'm cydriitLo i n; i i axryw ranau o'r wlad, y mne YTI « Ayltdswyrd ar"af i hysbysu hyn i'r cyhosdd yn gyffediwol. Yr wyf weii c '1 ty mli-m er yn ieunnc gai ddolur yn y c-'n ftrdiwyl- derau yn c,. tla; poenau yn fy nghluniau a'm arenau yn ami iawn. OV dlwe d c!yw-»is am belenau George, a chunerais ddau o h'»nynt ryw n'-son pan yr oeddwn yu u.ethu ymsynmd gan y p en n b draffe th fawr. Ond, er fy fr iwd, cyn pen pe <air awr ar iuuain yr ..ed. wn yn teimlo mor heinyf a mab 21 oed ac qlc.i r m ny hyd heddyw vr wyf yn cu cadw yn ty nhy fel y trjsor jorcn. Y maent i mi br.ii id fel moddion anSa.edig. Ar rvw brydmwn, prm < eddwn iach a heinyf cy'arfyddiig a Mr. William Davii, lieHevim Office", Aberdir, yr hwn oedd yn mhro.i 1 ewy^u gan ddolur yn y cefn; ac wedi iddo adrodd ei he ynt, a'r poen <iirdynol oedd yn ei gefn, nes peri iddJ gerdded braidd y ei ddau ddwbl, dywedais wrtho am fyned neu anfon am riyciiaid o beienau George. Tua chwech o'r gloch tranoeth cyfurfv 'dais ag ef drachefn, a ewnaetli amtiaid arnaf i ddyfod ato, a dywedodd fi fod yn hollol iach, ac y gallai neidio dros naw o berthi! Yr wyf yn coffhau enw Mr. D'ivid am ei fod mor adnabyddus trwy yr holl gymydogaeth. Cofied J'awb nad wyf yn ysgrifenu hvn am fy mod yn adnabyddus a Mr. George, canys nid wyf wedi cael y fraint o'i weled ond unwaith yn fy oes trwy wybodaeth i mi. Aberdar. ISAAC THOMAS.

MEDDYGON YN METHU-PILLS GEORGE YN IACHAU. Cilvode Farm, near Newcastle-Emlyn. ANWYL SYR,—Hyn sydd i'ch hysbysu fy mod wedi bod yn afiach ac yn fethedig am fisoedd lawer. Bu y meddygon yn hollol flwyd iiarius yn fy ngwellhid. Prynais flycha'd o'ch Pills No. 1, ac yr wyf yn awr yn iach cyn haner ei orphen. Yr eiddoch, S. JAMES.

"~ATtGLEIFION ABERDAR; MERTHYR,PtfSTYPRfBIV. LLANELLI, A'R CYLCHOEDD. From W. Badham, Canton, Cardiff. I one day called with a Chemist for a box of George's Piles and Gravel Pills, and was supplied with what I supposed to be the genuine article. I was greatly surprised, however, on opening the parcel, to find that instead of George's Pills, the Cbemist had deli^enrte'y cheated me by packing up a spurious box of Pills. I had the right article however at Canton, and am much better since I took them. CYMEKWCH GYNGOP. YNTE-Gofalwch fod enw y gwneuth- urwr ar stamp y Llywodraeth sydd o amgylch bob blweh. Heb hyn nid oes dim yn wirioneddol. Penllirn Terrace, Maesteg. T~z\t, SIP-The wonderful efficacy of your No. 3 Pills has been proved in my case. After trying various remedies for Piles, I was induced to try a box of your No. 3 Pills. After tak ng two boxes of these Pills, I can assure you, sir, I have never felt so well for the last 15 years. I have suffered for 15 years fro-n Piles, and have been hardly a week during that free from jJaill.- Yours truly, E. AUBREY. Maesteg. DEAR SIR,-I have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficacy of George's Pills. I often hear from persons to whom I have sold your Pills, both here and in the United States, say they have never had any medicine to equal them for Piles and Gravel.—I am, &c., W. R. WILLIAMS. Airdale Boiler Works, near Bingley. SIR,-Previous to receiving your Gravel Pills I had been for upwards of six months very seriously affected with Gravel in the kidneys, causing pain in the sides, &c., and had become so seriously bad that I was not able to follow my duties, and during which time I had tried more than twenty different re- medies, but I found little relief until I received your Pills, which gave me relief within 24 hours after taking the first dose, In and I am no less surprised than pleased to find all pain gone within a week. And now after using only one small box of your No. 2 Pills, I am happy to say that I am nearly free from all trace of that painful disease. Yours, &c., W. KEIGHLY. • From the Dowsland and Kemes Guardian," February 9,1878. GEORGE'S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS." We have much pleasure in calling the attention of our rea- ders to a never-failing remedy—one that has cured thousands of the most hopeless cases, and one that has relieved tens of thousands of their pains. No one who suffers pain in the back, sides and loins, or in fact from any or all of the disorders of the Bowells, Liver, and Kidneys, should any longer bear a pang irum these afflictions, for a sure cure is iound by taking a few doses of these marvellous Pills — George's Pile and Gravel Pills." Rhydberth, Tenby. SYR,—Yr ydwyf wedi profi eich peleni yn rhagorol o dda i mi, a thu hwnt i'm dysgwyliad.—^ dwyt, ttec., 0 T. JONES. > Llanerchmgog, Ruabon. SYR,—Dymunwyf eich hysbysu fod eich gwerthfawr No. 1 George's Pills^ wedi rhoddi i mi mwy o les na dun arall a gy- merafs erioed." Credaf nad oes dim arall a wna gymaint o les i'r Gravel a'r Piles. Clywais ganmoliaeth uchel iddynt lawer tro, ond fy marn ddiduedd yw, na fynegwyd nior haner. Dyl- edswydd yw eu cadw yn y ty bob amser fel cadw bara. — Yr eidddcL J. POWELL. '!J

CURE FOR A BAD CASE. Pen'ralitwen, Newcastle Emlyn. Dear Sir,-I have suffered from Pile and Gravel for four years, during which time I was quite disabled, and never, during this time, had a whole night's rest. I have taken a great quantity of medicine from doctors, but received little or no benefit. I was at last induced to try a box of your Pile and Gravel Pills, and incredible as it may appear, after I had taken but a few doses, I felt as if I had had another body. Encour- ap& effects of one box, I took another, and now I am free from all pain, a living testimony to the miraculous effects of theife PiUs.—Yours truly, WILLIAMS.