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THE NATULAL HISTORY 011' A
HORSE,
"(How Many species of horses are
found in .A'uerlca ?"
"Welt, there's the olothes-llorse,sr►w-
hnrse, the wrong horse, horse oheetreut,
hobby -horse, and several other kinds of
horses. This is a groat country for
horses, especially fast oues.
Does every owner of a horse th4nk
that his auimat can.trot in 2.40 ?"
Ile does. He knows it just las well
as you (.now it's daylight. You uever
saw a horse yet which wasn't supposed
to he very fast, avec when hitched to a
post."
"But I have seen lots of horses who
couldn't trot a mile in five minutes,"
"Yes, so have I;. but there was some
exc'ise for it. He didn't feel good, or
the bit was too largo, or his harness
didn't set gold, nl' be bas been this (ting
of his childhood (lays and was sad -
hearted. There is alwi ys the very
plainest reason iu the world why every
Aotnaal ocotlrrenoe in to Chicago street
ea, t•„- Stylish lady holding a lap doh; is
about ready to leave the ear. Dog is.
impatient. Lady says in her sweetest
traces : "Wait, darling, tilt mamma
puts c'n her glove." Passengers roar
with laughter.
FACTS AND FIGURES,
There ere in the British Kingdom,
268 miles "of tramway8., built at the
coot of $21.,036,750. •
Oa la peace footing the Japanese
army consists of 81,680, and in time
of war is increased to 46,850.
Vancouver Island seut 110,186 tons
of coal to Stu) Francisco between Jan -
nary 1st and December 1st of last year.
The value of the ninney and securi-
ties iu the English Court of Cbaneery
is reported by the Auditor -General as
,27.240, 692.
The total consumption of sugar in
the United States iu 1878 was 778,.
472 tons, and in Europe for the same
horse don't let himself out like 1► streak Period 1,723,401 tone.
of lightniug."
"They are a very useful animal, are
they not ?"
"Very. If your neighbor has one
andlends lliul,yclu'll find his horse just
the thing you want."
"Do they rensou ?"
They do, You seldom see a horse
throw away time iu Liming at a man be-
hiud biro or trying to kick the hostler
after he gets oat of the barn."
"At what age do they die ?"
"At ten. You can find thousand of
horses which tire ten years old, and
have beeu ever since any one could re-
member, but they i ever got up to
twelve. Even after their teeth are
worn down to their gums and their
eight gone, they are sups owed to be
about ten."
„What is a square horse race 2"
"It is an affair where several men
get together and privately agree that it
certain horse shall wiu, and he always
does."
"What is a pool ?"
"It is a spot of hind and water some-
thing similar to a mud -puddle."
"What is polling a horse ?"
"Hitching a teats to a rope around
his nt ck."
"Whet is the house stretch 2"
"It is when a luau Allo has a bet on
the wrong horse stretches his legs for
home, knowing that his wife will give
him fits."
"What is meant by a bad break ?"
"It is when a horse breaks three of
his legs."
"Aad what is a skip 9"
"It is when the ggate•keeper lights
out with a pocket full of inuney."
"'.Vhat is 'scoring?' "
"It is trying to get twenty feet ahead
of the other horse in the start,"
"Why do they speak of race -tracks as
the turf ?"
w• "Because all the turf has been care-
fully removed."
"When is a horse off 2"
"When he shoots rut of the gate and
starts fc•r Lome, drying himself. That's
It is estimated that in the Mount
Canals tunnel temperatiu'e increases at
the rate of one degree Fahr. tor; every
eightv.'ine feet in depth.
The anoint' value cf bilk ribbons ex-
pert eft by SwitZ0rl,tiud to. the Uuited
States has fallen in the last five years.
e oto uvea $4,000,000 to about $1,000,•
000.
The export of seed leaf tohaccn
1378 were 70,036 easee, agaivat 33,-
950 in 1877, 51,426 in 18711, and, 56,-
015 in 1875. Over two-thirds of this
amount went to Germany,
St. Louis has twenty-six flouring
milts, with a capacity of 12,000 barrels
a day. For the past six mouths the
receipts of wheat have been 4,882,698
bushels, against 2,610,811 in the sam,
time last year.
Female artists are invading the do
main of art in IFrance iu formid ..bl.
numbers. In 1874 there were 280 fe
male exhibitors at the Sabo) then
were 812 in 1875, 446 in 1876, 648 in
1877, and 762 in 1878.
There were last year, 7,629 merriag
es in New York,against 7, 129 in 1877
Thus there was a gain of ju,,t 500mrtr
riltges. This indicates a hopeful i n
proveulent in the conditiou of the peo-
ple.
Berlin has 1,305 first•clhss and 2.-
962 second-class cabs, 182 omuib ses,'
tied 284 street railway cars. In all 5,.
020 puLlic carriages. A "course" iu a
oecoud•class orosky costs about 1:
cents per two miles.
The total wool clip in the Uni'rd
tates for 1878 is ei timated at 211,
000,000 pounds, which is the largest i'
t he history of the country. Cloloradr,
New Mexico, and Texas are rapidly in-
ereasieg their prodnetion of wot.l.
Di the course or the past year, 244
newspapers and other perindicc,is were
founded in France. 01 these 12 were
daily pavers, 180 were to appear week.
ly, 23 fortnightly, and 30 monthly.
For the remainder the iuterval of pub
!leaden is not stated.
Texas racks third among the wool-
enough for to -day, and about enough producing States, having 3,674,000
for the horse." sheep, and so treading closely on the
Heels of Ohio. California leads, of
CURIOUS CALCULATION, course. Nimes county, Tex., ha
11018 sheep in its limiter titan any oth•
er county iu the Union. -656,000.
A Frenchmen --none blit a French-
man wonld have done il--has taken
the troble to calculate the proportions
o a long life really employed in norlt
of any kind. and this is the result: --
He supposes his subject to be a hale,
vigorou-t man, of 72 years of age.
Allowing eight hours on au average
for slept , that deducts at once 24 years.
or caressing and undressing, on tis
irigFand going to lied, washing, shaving
etc., half an hour daily, makes 1i -years.
Theu two hours daily for nie,,1 ,(that
is an exeF'ss of one half for Americans
who belt food), count up six yeurs.
Love-mul.iug, acooiding t this cal•
entail tr , will average one hoar daily
r
or 3 years.
For society, idling, theatres, nossip
ing, balls, play --three hours more --up
to 9 years.
Finally, the ckt•dinary maladies of
childhood. the accidents and diatoms
of matinee age—and like causes, will
deduct two hours on an average, wak-
ing 6 years.
So that, in ennclasion, one hale and
hearty man of r2 years, has in fact not
been able to employ in tate positive 00-
cupatiou of iudestry any more than 221•
years.
17.10..71
WIT AND HUMOR.
A baby imagines that he can sleep
all day and cry a:l )light, and still be
tee " darling of the household." On
this rook we split.,
" Oils and pomades ate no longer
used on the hair," This is a sensible
edict of fashion.. Hereafter a young
mem can help a young lady to say
nothing in particular without having
his vest soiled.
When a snow ball aahard as a door
knob hits you in the back of the head
as you are crossing the street, no Chat-
ter how quickly you tarn, the otily
thing you can see is one boy ttiuh the
»t,,
moat iiltltuc.ut Fe and emptiest hand,
that aver confronted:a false accusation.
LESION SYRUP FOR A GOUGE.—To a
pint and a half of water, add two largt
"tippy -heads, and two large lemons.
Boil them till they a e so", press thi
lemons into the water,strain the liquor,
and add 1 elf a drachm; f saffron, and
half a, poul.d of brown sugar -candy,
pounded. Boit all together until th
sugar-oandy is dissolved ; stir thewhola
until ,you perceive it will jelly strain
it a second time and take the seeds
from the poppies.
Clime CROUP. soonthe
t L FOR C UU A9 s . as
1 first symptoms ere di cov4r
edi apply
cold water suddenly and freely to the
neck and chest with a sponge, then lay
a cloth net with cold water on the
chest and closely cover with cotton
hitting (nothing else will do as well)
and the nreathing will be gnickly re-
lieved. Give the patient plenty of
water to drink, and cover it warm in
bed, and will sleep sweetly. There is
rto danger of taking cold by the opera.
tion.
STAMMERING. —Iml'eriiMen ta in the
speech may be cnrecl where nitre is no
lntrl.fat matitn of the otons Of articu
lation, by perseverance:in three or fon,
months, by the simple remedy of read-
ing aloud, with the teeth closed, for at
It'taet, two hours in the course of each
day.
Comm SyRnr.—One clu 1Ce of though
wort, one ounce of flaxseed ; simmer to-
getherin one gltart of water until the
strength is entirely 'extracted: strait.
oerefully add one pint of best moles-
t»es and half a pound of Roger ; simmer
thein carefully together, and when coli,
bottle tight, A few doses of one tea-
spoonful at a tiine will alleviate the
most distreasing cough of the lungs,
subdue any tendency to consumption,
break .up entirely the whooping -cc -nigh,
arttlrna, bronchitis, and all nfliiclione
of the lunge and throat. • It is aitnple,
0 tfe and effective.
lir or SARRSA1 ABILLA
The Great Blood Purifier..
A genuine fluid extract of Bed or Jamaica
Sarsaparilla, eornbiued with Iodine of Potas-
sium, for the cure of all diseasesarising from
impurity of the blood;
Naariy all the-, diseases', tbat treuhlo Om list-
man rase aro inflltinioed by the state' of the
blood, 11 is inctespehsable that this fountain
of life be iu a pure and healthy condition.
As a Purifier of the blood, a Renovatorof
the system, and Preserver of the powers of
life, Darter's Sarsaparilla bas no equal,
For sale at the drug stores.
KERRY WATSON & 00.,
Wholesale Druggists, Montreal,
JEWELRY ! J iii(\'ELRY 1 1 JL\\ 1:11l3I
:o:
S. E. J'1 N 7i S
Has a fine assortment of
GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
In all the latest styles, and at
Prices to suit the Times
--:o:--
CAhL AND EXAMINE !
Before you boy elsewhere.
Seclat attention paid to Repair-
ing.
S. E. JONES,
Opposite Central Hotel.
DENTAL.
R. ABBOTT L. D.S.,i\'LILC.D.S.
raduate of Royal College of
DENTAL SURGEONS.
Jlfrce oyez O'Neil bank, and opposite Barnwell
eiokards.
1-I.
KINSMAN, DKNTIST,
:' icentiato of r
be Dental ;!.,?V
'olloge of (In
nl•1)' be l
'onsult'd any
iaV. 0111c0 --
text door to
:he Post Office.'Exotor, On
Fa 111 suable Dressmaking
.Dresses cert and made to order
-- BY . —
1 RS. Gr. fOSSb
main (peat, Exeter,
OVER THE POST OFI+I'J14.
Shingles tor Sale
1'1.O Y1 $t TO al.00 1'1:11 SQUAILE,
At Cr. & 3'. Brooks' cawrn511
TWO MILES WEST 0G THE LONDON(
ROAD, T'I' 0 t' HAY,
A good supply of Ilcia1ookLr.Iubbraut1Otdor
Posts constantly 011 band
JOHN SOOLOAN
Westjust commenced business one half 11)11t
1'l rest of Dashwood, and is prepa'•arl to clean
Olocks,Watehes and Sewing Maunlines. Din-
!milesrepaired and Organs and 1talt,diltnsat-
teuded to. `Noose in slant or Iris servicer,
should givahim a call before going away from
home. Charges moderato and entlresatisfaC-
tiou guarnteod.
Christina,s Comes but
once a year -but some-
body's Birthday every
day, and a present is al-
ways acceptable.
:R 0
eager
0r 07R FANCY GQBD:
TO BE SOLD
CJJEAJ?
NON IS TIME TO BUY AT TIIE
Dominion Laboratory,
EXETER;.
,nye
LEGAL
R. H. CADDY,
BA.RRISTER & ATTORNEY'
At Law, Solicitor, Sic. Office, Pauson's Block
[lxoter.
A LIDING 11AIi,DI\ G, tr WHITE,
Banisters, Attorneys, Solicitors, Cern.
donors, B. 1.1., kc.
Its sw1i—Ii l)rro2 a BLooz, Water tweet, Si
'L try's.
1 t 1121 5 . TIARnr2 G,. E. W ii ARAING. $.A.L.1V1?TTl
4 T 1ZcDIARMID, B.A.,
ttflt 'TER,NOT'ARY, COSVEYANCEI.
T,UC AN,ONT,
ESSRS. JONES & MOS';IIII-'
Barristers, Attorueys-at-law, Solicitors
To; ncr--ry, Conveyancers, Commissioners inBR
a , '\ntaricsPublic, St, &fury's
C.S.JONES. W.C. HOSCRIP .
0' 'i Olt--Hutton's Blook,Waterst. So Mary'
MEDICAL
I IR.- COWEN. OFFICE — MAIN
Street, Exeter, upstairs, opposite Central
tote( Side entrance, on the south—street lead.
,go to B. U. Church.
1. -"Orders dors left at Kline's shoe store will receive
prom tit attention. 42.1y.
DPa. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons o!
tuttario, &c., the., Wail Street, Exeter.
l
it
{ : ]:IFNLIVIAN.—CORONER FOE
the County of Huron. Office, to
all.LOernsstore,Lxeter.
T W. BaOWNING M. D., 0. M.
�J • P. 5, Graduate VictorinUniversity OAicc
and residence. Dom cion haioretoty, Exeter.
J C. MOO1iE. M. D. C. M.
Us Graduate of .100111 University, 11Wontrea'
Office audresidence ,Puaster, Ont. OOice; ours,-
itto10 a.ln and 7to10n.re
DB. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. S.
0., Victoria Sb. Crediton, Ont Office hoot
from 5to10a..m.; 2to5p.m.
(. LU'.i'Z, M. D.,
'kJ • Office at his residence, Exeter,
FIR. IRVING, GRADUATI t7NI
VETi,SITY Trinity College ilnt•'bcr(01low
Pnvsicians and surgeonr Ont., (Alec Iiirkton.
• HOTELS.
t VENTRAL HOTEL, CREDITON
' ,) —',Vin, Baker proprietor. This Hotel has
been newly tarnished unci fitted up in arettclas,
style, Ttar a and couvenfout Show Booms for
loirmercial7'ravellsrs; best of liquor• and cigars
at the Bar. Attentive l3ostlers always on hand.
\t 21-3m, WILL CAM BAKER,
OL'LING.CD LLANDS.— 'Tie uuder-
V signed h avirll' recited the Duff orin Ilouse,den-
trulia fora term, it will befound m ti-at-etass 1to-
te I, With every,t0oomrnodatlon fdr the travelling
rublic, Convenientto the Station. Good Chinos
end cigar's at the bar. Attentive hostlors,
19S Iv.
IiINcE 01? WALES HOTI'+L,
L Cr,IN t'PN. G. SWARTS having purchased
the above hotel, and fitted 11 throughout, now of-
fers fir:t•c.ass accommodation to travelers, Good
liquor and cigars at the bar. Good stabling and
attentive mistier on Land. Every attention paid
to guests,
TTIE
rF'
s: L WA REti USE
izogmagoraimisonasiampoommommins
Wonderful111? Discovery.`'
r t /luxe
THE FRI",r'0'F'd9!tt (Peen.
yin Internal & Externcl
REMEDY,
BAL>LI FOR EVERY 'WO1.ND,
It cures Rheumatism and Nhtn•nl is sue
1It11ea11hitt 1"stLntlt,^•lttut it whoen.t1
10
is Win 0171)' k,u,o n lulnPQ) 1„t• lef,e,tluatl• alt
00 the American Continennt, plot ashy others.'
•.'
1s soon 148a{rplltdlbgives Instant, ofkrototh(
utifortiuitt,to:macro',IL is i•ailtlly absorbed
tl1e2tetratos to the very r t bone, enters tin: elrenla
.ttou, neutralising 1111`Ibi'tuttic Poitou' o it
ttcul'atiug intim blood, awl expo)a 1t idols aha
System tip•ough the natural outlet,,
1.7 CUES
NTootbtch7, Ilaroahm, Headache, Neurone
'tT,iiheumutigln, Sprains. Swellings, Ittilmnlit fion,.
vfl.urns. (Outs, Bruises, man in Side, fain in
113a cit, Paiu in Ghost, Pahl in shoulder, l cughs,,
'Welds, lerost Bites, Chit •laius,Diar111aoa,1)yr-
enter , Summer Cowin -int, etc, &o.
It will mire the most agonizing pain inter
Itul o1 , nt( dal,"1:l one his ti101 hftillle Pocket
your prttjtattoo undine Ita tial; bit'tulest-?
lineal1.•i 11uut11 and recta yLlt tilt The grout'
smelt of its 01100018 with fill (17800 1, owing
to the fact it is safe and 13armless, pleasant
to tale, gives instant 011$e, atlrl can bo applied'
10 t1 wider rouge of disclose iu every day lifr.
with groat.); 8111/70118 tharl tint, 18e011latf4u
which research skill and "Medical i't,iencn
llfyet p)nducediii,
•is a pruuf f l~moat power
„or
tlis0asn'
ally person, 110 matter who it may be, Blob,
of Poor, Old. or Young, who is suffering fru:n
any of the above named p,, it ul complaints,
will cull at the °thee in Tronto, ant. day of
;11.men;vzoilelto,:111 grt practical proof ''Fre or
hare' os inagioo1 plower over pant ill 1.210
•
'.Testimonials tr%.in allparts of td'e Dominion
aro a lista tly ch111i11g to 111111,1, giving oxpres-
"•.ion to the most crateful grutit le for I1s•'
•. tont:lhiing cures whin!, it has performed, and
We wonidhe pleased to r'ttlnto te,,t;ltlonla;+ti
Jfro'rt all others who 11 •e' It soecostanlly
Pnvsimiaus of tlir 717Air
1 i et r. ap,ectahility ro• ;,
.!trlinemi it ash must nffectuot 'O )) testie
eulledt 111• the relief of Pain 131 cases of mid-'
tell eluergutic
Carry ! it to year hiunoa, ani(” rt will i,reve 11
aasinto you: family mid aflllt.ted 171,1158.
Druggists tiro soilingr nrnioa> quantities of
t w arevt l introduced.
1: 01 011i, . theworldLte 111 i(lu it equal.
Tho Ti'iu bo s i,+jrl oil tlirotle h the wiwi ,, e
1.trug and Patent 311 dietue Holz,es of lrontre-•.
,1
!1, Toronto, li niiltna 11.1,3 Tr,n'tr10.
?rice 25 Cents per Bottle ! •
;Solcl by all Enterprising Druggists. s
1Sept. 19., ly.
I,0i' Dt)N;,
Yoii will find the Largest as-
iorrtlnent of Silks, Ali1Iiner3
1lantles, Dress Goods, Kic1
4•1ovPs, Laces, and all kinds of
blancv Dry Goods.
Mantles and. Dresslnakinr
to lei the irlanaoeutent of s
Lady of long experience. Lad-
ies can depend on getting tht
latest and most Fashionable
'tyles of the Season, at Mod-
fllLte Prices.
Wedding and Mourning Out -
its got up on the Shortest No-
u1ce.
Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
EAU E
& CO.
140 Dundas St, London
ThohighPricoofrlotai!
dons not effect the ow prices at which
R. & T. BISSETT
areoffering their stook of
TINWARE, STOVES. Etc.,
at
Exeter & Hensall
which oansiste of all the latest and improved
styles of Kitchen, Cook and Parlor stovos,Afillt
cans, pans, and pails of tue most approved
patio) n, and everything in the line; Also, 'a
ood soleotiol' of handsome
JtA ive troupthing
as uHunl, rooeivee overyattetition, mulatto(
at the lowest frgttres.
fiavirg opened ants branch establishment
at llensiill,out friends ' 1.1 that yoighborht-otl
can be suppiio4 on cue Ilhortest notice,
r
L, :t •:tie ,
)I gl:atamt thorough Ross-purifylor • •tri-.
+ D+ 1'iert t. ,kit a ).r= h•�d D cct•.
et .rid
.11 t ,,mor , 11 nt ala- w,,r't beroful2 to a • .e+,(1
L,lotet I mpl ai 3:ru111,o . :11,1.1.1:1.1n1 r t ar •,
uthignimil- it :I:1,1 11111 ernes, aro Irialicatrd,
e8T 11 '01111411c1 11111 , 11 ebrt.r-
Il01-1. Erralp la., Saitrhtuun, Fever berm,8erly
or (tough 011., in short it tils,l',' s camel! meld try bad
1Inn I, ort' remotely d 1)' 1,18 jiowertol, lLlriSlor, an!
111h .Ig mein11h1lygnmit Iualn
Vested Its 1 rt uco hr citrin';
Tetter, Bose Itas)1, Bulla, Cavbul c2 s, Soso Lyc'ly
t.erernioos Beres 1001 Streilinge, tvu:to Swelnngs,
Goitre or Thick i'icc•tr, nod Enlarged Glenda
1f yin' foci dull drowsy,debilitated, have snllow
color of stem ut ), 110 1111 -brown spots at (sec ur
hoot frequent headache or dizziness, bad trite in
ruuuh. internal 1 c•1t it 01,111$ 111tc1nattd With 1101
ti n.
M0,1 w t, sits, and gloomy forebodings.iru'glittr
rtpperitr, nn tongue mated. gnu test 011.510114 from
Torpid Livor, or "iiillousncssP I0 tunny c11808
•
Liver t•omprahit" may part of lbws symptoms are
experiential. .1v a resod) for all •,ueh oases, Ur.
'Nerves 0010,1:Medical Discovery has uu equal, as
it streets pertttet cud rat 1Ie 110110e%
In the tune of Iiroueultle. Severe 80116710, and the
•arty stages of Consumption, 11 huts astonished the.
•tt le tl faculty, .old ennuent physicians pr0uottnee
thy gre Itch medical discovery of 111t' age. 'synth:
tcuu 111 sctlnn.tCoughs. itstrengthens thesystcm
rid purllles the blood. Sold by druggists.
11. , . 2'i l,pll C, M. n.. Frolic, Wmxd's Dispensary
:mud Itv:llid9' llotd, Butrl+le, N. Y.
SIZE
OF
PELLETS.
®0 0
s
teamssIl
fate 71.7
Lt•r;.rLiPA
THE CATH
No use of taking the Io ,ge, repulsive, nauseous pilin.
composed of cheap, erode, and ituilty ingredients,
These
Pelletsate scareeI
largerc
r
than mustard seeds
Being entirely fctostetparticularno rd is ref
nlred while xing hem. They
operate rate without dr:,
tt
turbanoe the constitution, diet, nr occupation.
For
Jaundice, 7l hrr Constipation, Inapt=
Blood, 'sin in the Shoulders, Thrill nc*8 of
the Metre
Dlrzb,ou•, Sour Eruetations from the Stomach, Bad
Taste to the Mouth, Bilious attacks. Pain In rector.
or Kidneys. Intern:.l Fever, Bloated feeling abed
8toeauolq Mush of Blood to Wad, take Dr. Pierce%
Pleasant Purgative Pelletal. Inexplanation of tht
remedial power of these Purgative Pellets ov, r er
great a variety of diseases. It maybe Fuld that theta
action upon the cosmos economy is uulveread, not a
eland or tissue escaping their sanative honorees. Ai::
doss not impair the properties of these Peseta
They :aro sugar-coated an Inclosed insass bottles
their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired 5't
any length of time, in any tlitnate so, that they art
always chtsttand reliable. This is not the ,'trot Witt
ills put up 10 cheap wooden or pasteboard ,coxes
pills alt discuses where a Laxative. Alterative% 01
Purgative, is indicated, these little Pellets will givt
the most perfect satisfaction. Sold by druggists.
R. V. PIEISOE, M.D.. PItOO'tt, World's Dispensary
and Invalids' Ilotcl, Buffalo, N. Y. �.
CATAI° N
SYMPTOIIIS.—Fregtteut bear.
a chs, d i c011nrge Riling into throat
sometimes profuse, watery, til t1
mucous, purulent, offensive, li.r
In others, s dryness, dry, watery, weak, or In5amtt t
eyes stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pos.
sago, ringing In mare, deafness, hawking and roes).
Ingg to clear the throat, ulcerations, scabs from ,,0111 s•
voice altered nasal twang, otlenslve breath, hmpalrr'd
or total deprivation of sense of smell anal taste '.Ib
zlness, mental depression loss of appetite, Mona •
tion, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, rte. Only a
11115
tew0of at Wnuc hole.ere sy!nptotne are likely to be present In utty,
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REl1iLDY \.
produces radical cures of the worst cases of Catarrh
no matter of l,oW long standing. The llteHda•cnted*
may be snuffed or batter applied by tho use of Dr
Pn SICE'8 Douche. This Is the Ohl y form of 1115irtt•
anent yet Invented with which fluid nu:Melonmin Ito
Carried 111011 tit' and rescailteTLY A,'L'LLL`D to ti
arts of the affected nasal passages, and the ehatlr
ll l$ or cat'Itle% oenlmlmleating itterewli.h, in stilet
Sores and elders equentiy exist, and front Neld
the catarrhal discharge gonerally proceeds. Its use
1t pleasant and easily understood hot) dtrcet(ont
accompanying rash lnstrltmoltt. I) `+k.•t:' 1 es.
writl{nmudy Corm recent.nttanks Id' "Cold In the
Wad" by It Mr applloSnehs. It Is t tl1 1 end 1 i
int In use r•tmtatnli* he Strong h0 W11131 •'1•11-,,,7,1
poison,. _Catarrh honied)' and Daur ke soul by oboist
ti{Iditr Mid ,In.tltltde 1lelel, I11 ,:C j 'rl�., 7)1a4;
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