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The Exeter Times, 1879-3-13, Page 22 1 TZEB TINE S Mama 18, 137 ITEMS O1' INTERST. ' The fine Mak wqi fautt wells i4 the world wWe AR to gfow itn Fontisylvinia. Quin{, visitors eV' the grealt white an - pais Nell—tile electric light. It is t,C'hemistry, indeed, that we owe al' in, st all the comforts of eyery day life. L>Lt ou the other hand, the possibil- iter ct chemistry are almost too terrible •ef4otor i u Lynn' bit►seeeheeettti • re. to be; contemplated. As the science at pearly saw. a pair ► of kid boots made present stands, any student can, /f he from the stook in just eleven minutes, have access to a well stored laboratory, Amongst the .mostremarkable inven- carry awes iua pill box „matteraufli- cieut to lay Loudod in rains, or to poi- son the whole oommuuit • of it*inhabi- tants. The chemist can, as' etery school boy knows, convert water auto Frogs sometimes attack both tenoh ice lu the centre of a rod hot crucible. and crab. The get upon the bade of I He can construct a shell the size of a the fish, and hold on to the eye until 1 oricket hall which will explode the mo- ment it touched the water, and over. wheltn in flames a hostile fleet. In- deed the olletniet reduces the world to its primal exements. 'For him, even more than the engineer, nothing is im• possible. He can take life, but he can- not give it. He can level the city with the plan, but he eaunot build it again. lie can create prussic acid, hut he is ignorant of its antidote. He is like the fisherman who rashly opened the vessel sealed with the ring of Suleimat' Ben Daoud. The forces at hie control are beyond;;hit command ; the p vers he can evoke he caunut lay. It is the old story of Cornelius and Agrippa— those who trifle with nature's seotets do so at their peril.—Ex. 10-44,4-4 INHERITANCE OF DISEASE. tions represented at the recent paper exhibition ,at Bertin were paper teeth. They are said to be aiugularly durable, the fish pine away end eventually die. Yonhg ladies are employed, in the ob- eervetories of Washington and Har- vard. They make calculations but do not make observations with the teles- cope. Washington's will is kept in a glass case in the ofhoe i.f the clerk of Fairfax County, Va. The writing has almost all faded away,and the paper is au frail that it will not bear llatidliug.. A leading cotton raker of Hale County, Ala., lits introduced upon his plantation sight thousand L+ nglilih sparruws, in the hope that they wilt prove effectual destroyers of the ootton- worn. Repent examinations of the Atlantic Table of 1866 show that it i3 already so corroded as not to be able to sustain its own weieht, This seems to fix the average duration of a cable at about ten years. A breadfruit tree has been acclimated in the State Capitol grounds at Sacra- mento, and is uow in healthy bearing. True fruit is pear shaped, four inches long and three inches in diatneter,with a cantaloupe flavor. A fagtidinns Connecticut woman,who went to a New Haven lawyer to take steps to procure a divoroe, admitted that her husband treated her well enough but co'nplaiued that he "had no style about hull." The manufacture of jewelry from the pure blood of the ox is flourishing iu CYortnany. The blood is dried, reduced to a powder, and then moulded and polished. The ornaments thus pro - ducted are capable of high polish. A. Chinese almanac has been iasned which is described as a portent curios- ity shop. It tells when to shave, when to ilig a well, when to make an arrest. The almanac is believed in implicity, ally by it people are married and buried. In captivity, elephants have been known to sleep for months standing up and in some menageries the keepers in- fer the animal is ill if it lies down dnr- iag the night. In fact, its legs support it so well that one sportsman printed an account of his firing at au elephant .over and over again, and at ja3it,couliug up to it found that ib had died. A novel feature is a State Fair at St. Pant, lliinn.,reoently, was team a of elk. The animals were captured about two years on Rice River, eight miles south of Fargo, Dakota, when four or five days old. Tliey are well broken to' harues', thoroughly trained, and gentle. Their speed is sixteen wiles au hour. A middle-aged lady, living at Spring- field, Ohio, diced, quite recently, of some disease of the brain, and au inquest shows that death was caused primarily by the use, for a long period, of chemi- cal compounds for dyeing the hair. There is said to have been a coating formed over the brain, cawing some- thing like paralysis of that organ. Iti the International Exhibition, of articles made of p.tper, on view at Ber- lin, a stove composed entirely of that Combustible material attracted much lotion. Tho paper used for the pur- pose has been rendered fireproof by a ooatiuK of asbestos. It is heated with charcoal, and is reported to be auswer- ing its purpose very well. WHAT CHEMISTRY Ha.S DONE. Chemeatry is the world and of the faders. Tue. bridge which takes the engineer years upon,years to eon•'trnet the chemist c,lu iu 'SUal u many y -retitle° to etOtn9. Chemistry has given us the balloon ; it h,il put in our li.tnris gun p0w.l r, nitro-glycerine, dynamite, told, above 1111, fulminate u! gold, au explosive su terrible tliftt if an ounce of it be left iu a stoppered b.,ttle its grains falling a.iuong theulwelves by their own weight. will aerate a convil ion sit flicient to lay sl! 1, i-d•tu in rnii,a, It has given u- p.)iiolls so subtle that; iv(tro the to r.tn- ,fley a such means 111 warfare, we enllitl sail la a balloon over the camp of the e4l:np of the enemy and dr'`p upon t a shell, the burting of whieu wodld (l ill every hcrineu being withiu It toile of i.r+t range. Theo, ton, chemistry flag given ns dki)rfeetante. To the chemist we owe carbolic acid, chloride of lime and per• magnate of 1 email, Cheullete baso ttltigfis us to diei'ffoot our Rowel's and ,dwins, to ventilate our hone, to burn rias insfeed of (nil, toel to li.lit our I.t't'0ute with wh,tt i,+ inure powu' ful tlia]u AMA -e-- The predisposition to certain diseases like gout or insanity, ofteu developed after maturity, is transmissible ; and also the liability to die about a certain age. The famous Turgors for more than a century rarely exceeded fifty years of age ; and Insanity ofteu ap- pears after the meridian of life in sever- e! successive generations of a family. The remarkable faithfulness of praduu- tion iu the majority of cases is in fact econewhat parallel to the growth and maintenance of au organism, wherein with the constant succession of cells, each of brief existence, suetantial iden- tity is kept ut . There do not seern to be very marked differences in babes ; yet from the same food one will become a man of muscle and energy, another of verve and brain, and a third a port- ly man of ease -loving habits. All the original peculiarities of each tiny hu- man unclens pick out from a cominnn nourishment elements like themselves, rejecting the reef. THE BLACK KNOT -BILL. Mr. Creighton, the member for Grey, has signalized himself by bringing in it bill for the destruction of black knot ill plum trees. It provides that every oc- cupant of land iu the Province of On- tario shall cut out and burn up all till knot found on plum trees, and dig up and burn all peach trees affected with tate yellows ; iu the event of this not being rigidly carried out tine delinquent, upon conviction, will render himself liable to a fine not exceeding ten dol- lars for every such offence, Instruo- tious have been given to overseers and inspectors of Lighways to give spe2.iitl attention to this matter, and they are ) further empowered, if the disease is not removed after the expiration of five days after they have notified the occu- pant of its existence, to enter on tl:e land and destroy the tree or trees ; in carrying cul which they will be exoner- ated from any act of tresspaes. The cost and expense entailed by the over- seer or iuspeotor in burning out the complained of black knot or yellows will have to be defrayed by the owner, and in the event of the latter refusing to pay the caste it will be within the province of the Municipal Council to levy on the land. '`ostringent is the Act, that it enacts thai any officer nb- fflecting to di,charee hie duty will be liable to a hne of from $10 to $20, and lalso gives power to all Justices of the Peace to recover, by distr'liut if neces- Aary, any penalty the owner may be liable to on cflnvictinn. VEW BLAUKS MIT H SHu"P SNI AT WIN- CHELSEA. tV 11311t1KIN 1 HAM,lateof Exetet, if as commenced b u s iuessl n the a:.'ve brana'l atWineheIse a. and ispre- t pa ed tit do rill kind of black emittiingnork Horse shoo- in tip 3 tally attended 10, Proii p1uess cheapness dudg u,tl Warne guaranteed, .A eall solicited. le 4.1m W, 13UJ1CLNGHAM. kit,: SARSAPARILLA The Groat Blood Purifier. Messrs. Miikburn,penttey' (I ,Pearson, --Sirs, d feel it me** to teksta. you thatet spring I lost molesting will e ear, and oi0'fa111' lost the hearing t4 thq c er also, slipti,1 was s afraid I would neve be a' 1e to hear again. 1 tried everything to bring Mick my ,bearipg .at I eould,think of, -but . found it all in vain. At last I made up my mind to try some of the YELnow OIL so I rubbed a little on the outside of my oars two or three times aday, and every night aud:gloraing, .wet some veopl,witll the oil and kept it in my ears, and in one week's time 1 cot$i. hear se t jell as I ever could, but still rub on the oil when the weather is cold, and I keep wool also in my ears, I write this to you that you might know the worth of your Yellow Oil, Yours, truly, tibut CLARE. For sale by Dr, 0. Lutz; Exeter. A genuine fluid °exec,.. of Red or Jamaica S.trsaparilla, combine,) with Iodine rf Potas- sium, for the cure of all di••eases arising from imperity of the blood: Nearly all the diseases that trouble the hu- man 15(10 are influenced by thl state of the blood. It is judespinsahle that this fountain of life be in a pure acid healthy conditinu. As a Purifier of the blood, a Renovator of thesystem. and Preserver of the pow. re of life, Carter's Sarsaeal ilia has no equal, #' or sale at tho dreg stores. .KERRY WATSON & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Montreal, Boschee's til'rman Syrup can now be pur chased right at home, it is the most anooessful preparation ever introduced to our people. It works like a charm in all cases of Consump- tion, Pneumonia, Hemorrhages, Asthma, se- vere Coughs, Croup and all other Throat and Lung Diseases, No person has ever to;ed this medicine without getting immediate relief, yet there are a great many poor, suffering, skepti- cal persons going about our streets with a su- spicious Dough, and the voice of consumption coming from their lungs, that will not try it. If you die,it is your own fault, asyou can go to your druggist and get a Sample Bottle lot 10 dents and try it ; three doses will relieve any case. Regular size only 75 cents. DOUSE TO RENT. Known as the Rodgervillo hotel,- Immediate dossesstou, Apply to JP MARSHALL. Ecet.,r, 1,AINTIN (x PAINTING J. KITCHING Is prepared to do all kfnds of: Rouse Fainting, Paper -hanging Whitening,,tic. at:r'easonable prices and punctually: J. KI'CHIN(*, Main st Exeter.. VIE GREATEST Wonder of Modern Times HollowsY s Pills &Ointment The Pills Purify the B1ood,aorreet alldisorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys ant' Bowels, and are invaluable In all complaints incidental to Females, The Ointment is the only reliablere pedy for Bad Legs, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcer , of how ever longstanding. For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Colds, Gout,Rlleumatisnl, and all kind ofdiaease it has no equal. SE WARE OF New York Counterfeits. Spurious imibatioua of '•Holloway's IP11le :tad Ointment," are manufactured and sold under the name of " Holloway .1i: Co ," by J. F- t{eery, Curran & :,. Company, Drug- gists, and also . 3,. by the Metro p al it an Medi -s cine company of New York, with g ;_A inmistimed trade • i b,r mal k, thus-- . 1 --- Again one Joseph liaydocl ' i of New York,like,- wise 0118808 Off`'..... C011nterfeiLsnfhilt own make uuclor the name of Hol. oway&Co., having for ateed o mark a Creseut and Serpent; =Reason & Bobbins of New Yells aro agents for the same. Plume persona, the better to deceive you, un- blushingly oaui,ionthe public in the small hook. of directions affixed to their medicines, whirl are ror:lly thespurioua imitations, to Beware o Counterfeits. Unscrupulous Dealers obtain them at very low prte s and sell them to the uuble in Cana tis as my genuine Pills and Oihtin ents. I most earnestly and respectfully appeal to t11c Clergy, to mothers of families and other ladies and the public generally of 13 ritish N oath Ameri- ca, mori- ea, that they may bo pleased to denounce an - sparingly these Lauds. Purchasers should look to the label on the pots• and boxes. If the at.dress t5 not .533, Oxford Stro'1,Loudon, tuey are the eottuterfeits, Each pot and box of the 3imintye Medicines, hears the British Government stamp, with the word. HOLLOWAY'S PILlie AND OINTMIONT, Loti310n1, ' engravnd thereon: On the labegis the address, 533 (31-5 Street. rt0neoh,wbere alone they are if nufao "c whomay be defrauded a tar 1. Parties y d o )yVendore selling spurior s "Holloways Palle and Ointment as my genuine make sh, on com- municating the particulate to me, bo amply re• tat iterated ,and their t a me novel. divulged. THOMAS HOLLOWAY 5,33 Oxford St., W.C-, London,Engkand (Successors to R. Y. PIERCE, M. D.) rworld-wide 'lER ]; bat•In nc nt ed a nn. ti V.1 PIERCE. g treatment n Chronic Diseases, reputation f t the� 1 resulting Inca prnfb5slm11d business fler exceeding his individual ability to eondnrt, some years ago induced several medical getttlemen to associate them- selves with him, as the Pieenity or the World's Dls- p 11 lory, the Consulting Department of which has since been merged with the INVALIDS' HOTEL.. The organization has been completed and incorpo- rated meter the n:une and style of World's Dispen- sary Medled Association, with the following officers: lion. R. V. 1'tEUCa, Pres. P. D, PlEunr, V. Pica. J10. E. PIE 11011, Sec. LESTEIt 11. 5111TH, Treas. ]FINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS of end. melee tied skill herr been chosen as the Faculty. 4311RRONIC DISEASE, of 1111 forms 0030 wltlitet the province el. our 'several specialties. LANG DISEASES. -'Plus division of practice Is very aide managed by a gentleman or mature Judg- meut avid skill." Brnnr.hhil, Throat. Ind Lung Ins - envie treated with the most successful results. DISEASES 01r WOMEN. --Especially etre 011 1. 010111. ties of a superior order 1y11' the Cure of all these chronic diseases peculiar to females. 35511) 008 D1SrfASEe.-1'ieral rids, Nervous Debil- ity, Epilepsy Wits), taterea (St.Vltua's 1Auteel, Nea- r Agia, eo-r.tlgtia, and Other eerrotta allbcnnns, veoeivu the attention of aro e.i:prrt hI 1111s 1433 dant). NOT NECESSARY TO SEE PATIENTS. -117 our original system of diagnosis we can (r'CaL ,army C111131110 diseases as successfully without aq w1(1 a personal cmtsaltation. For partisanard1140"Propkes 4.o 1011 8 Sense hladlual Adviser" (1,000 pages, sunt Nmil -poll the 51.su)ti.'11Inv:tibis'r3111 Tourists' Guido f noir "110t) papa to cents post-paid ). SURGICAI. t'ASES.-Anuntg the operations which we arc cannaa nap wost 3' nasally to pe, ('arm, aro those rm.iNasal` Polypus i amli) Tumors, Fistula ht Ano, .Piles, Benda 111111 1 1, 1lvslracele (dropsy ,f Mu orolun), Vtu'leurelr, Ovnrtai and Merino 'raptors, Calculi (Stone in the Bladder), Stricture, etc., etc. We also treat sur: es411111y, by a hew meth- i{nd without su'gleet operation. (cheers, ephial Curvature, awl other dera'altles. (See peep. 1)nret enlltb•d'")lutlnn its a Curative Agent," b0113 eat receipt of iu colts.) Addre8a, giorlt't.Dilpestant th5itdnl dttetlatteo, Buvr,ti.o, S. Y. 12 00 ppnNAte tow0odst,yJe tiunasrtment of$ 1OQ oportionalreturns every week on StookOptions�1 111TT'D a�� GRIST 0 �, is 20 $50, • 4100, , :(` 1t(..4�:1! tial ito Reports and circulars free, Address,, , O p } order gives ever acct T'or'rNn Wionx & co„ Baukors, 85 Wallet. N.Y. lacing in `good working o d 6 ,u ii b' dation I,ossible in Krieting and ftt 1 8 A DAY ,to Agent• canvassing tar the and int feed delivered to parties 1e+.vine 1 FIRESIDE VISITOR forme and put- orders before one o'clock at J. BELL'S iyaltery. et k're. Address P. 0, VICKERY, :;0'13Y1IN t:.'i (Nott, or at mil Wm. day e Augusta, Maine: 114 xoter N or Oh 2nitro and Beautiful chrome 0131.8, with name Q10o., postpaid, (leo. I, Bann & CO,00, Nassau, XX. f� Lovely cards, noS atike,l0ote.,or to chromes Li510o58. post -pard, J. B,1H08TltD, Nasstui, N. Y. Fancy Cards, Chrome & , Snowflake, e, no 2 30 alike with name, 10 ots, J, ranutaxe & Oo Nassau, N Y --- 0— TERMS CZ.SITe W M. 17177 1" Cl Iry EXETER 1' 0. a mon bin and ervetoes guereateedtoagents /� T THE1r S ntv & co Augusto., 111niue. .L"1. $ti outfit free. & 6ust A DVERTISEIVtEMT ofdittltoanns eprtoe week in 300 newspapers for $10. Send 10e. fort 0pagepauiphlet, O.P.ROW ELL & co, 10 Spruce st., N. Y. NEW BLACKSMITH AND GENERAL J J8RINCS3J0P,'IENA1:L, --0— Having my new shop now in full blast, I would in- form the public that I ani prepared to do all kinds of 131aoksrnithing, including repairing of all kinds of Agricultural Machinery, shah as Reapers, Mow. ars, Threshing Machines, and Horse Shoeing will receive my careful attention, 13Orses that inter- fere, and having tender feet treated in the most approved manner, and satisfaction given. Charges Moderate. I have on hand all ki-ds of Agricultural Implo meats from the Massey Manufacturing Co., New castle. r 'Romfenbor the plltoe-First shop west of the Post O,boo, Hansell. WAC. SANDO. Wonderful Discovery. ElailESS itairlr ill I THE FRIEIW OF'MANKIHC. An Internal & External REMEDY, A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND. It cures Rheumatism and Neural ]a and -1 salt )inti 1^attntiv.-"Deny it who can!' Itis the only known remedy for Rheumatism on the AericanContinent,l)rov,dby others:' As soon as applied it gives instant eerie to tin unfortunate sufferer, Itis rapidly a sorbed. penetroices6o tihe Cory bone, enters the circuit, tion, neutralizing all "Rhotni..tic Poison" c 11 culating in the blood, and expels it aro 11 system through the natural outlets. IT CURES Tooth ',clic, Earache, Headache, Neurnliu Rheumatism, Sprains, Swellings, Inflate tition, r. -Burns Cuts, Bruises, Pain in Side, Pain in '+3Btick, rain in Chesty Pain in shoulder, Cough.. C'olde,l cost Bites, Chih,laius, Diarrhoea, Dys• ontery, Summer Complaint, &o„ &c. f It will cure the most ttgnuising pain, inter t ;unl or external, in one iinstni,t of time. Pooke• iv your prejudice and give it a tritbl ; the invent meat is small and rellui em tail'. The greet secret of its success with lClasses is owing to the feet it is safe and 111rn11ess, pleasant to take, gives instant ease, hurl Dau be applies to a wirier range of 5110a90 111 every day life with greater success than any prcparati0l which research skill and "Medical Science 1115.111.- ndllced. As a pprterof its great power over diseas, any person, 110 matter who it may be, 11M1 , ' or Pour, (11d or Young, who is suffering fron any of the above named pein'ul complaint. will call at the Office in T. sunto, anv day o ,the week, will gepractical qproof "Free o :'charge," of its nubg� gicill power over pa101111 tont application. Tostimonia is from all parts of tit e Dom iutw tiro a nsta' tly coming to hand, giving expect -ion to the most grateful gratitude for J a. tonisbing cures which it has performed, an, <we would be pleased to receive testimonial , from all others who nae it successfullyy. Physicians of the igl est respectability 11 commend it 11.8 a 0051 0310011101 ''dornesti, remedy"for the relief of Pain in cases of sud den oniergpucy _ Carry it to your homes, and it will prove blessing tom yol1 ' family and afflicted 11iends. Druggists aro Rolling enormous quantities o it w'ierevor introchlcod. I el,allnnge the world to produce its a nal. The Trade supplied through the wholesal. Drug and Patent Meiiicine Houses of tdoutrs• 3l, Toronto, Hamilton ttnd London. Price 25 Cents per Pottle ! Sold by all Enterprising Druggists. Sept. 19., Iy. - Tin hIPri: I!Ictr1 does not effect the ow prices at which Et. 8c T. IS S TT areoffering their stock of TINWARE, STOVES. Etc., at Exeter & Hensal vhi011 consists of r 11 the latest and improver atylel• of Kitchen. Cook and Parlor si ovei,Miif bins, pante, and pails of Inc most approve( tatter n, and everything inthe lino ; Algo, r oodsoleotior of handsome J'aave ti'our r f.�lr1 ; .15 nsnnl,tOCeiroe everyattention, and dont nt tits lowest figures. lHaving %pened onta branch establishment at licneall, 003 friones :^ that Oeighborhooci c+►u bo suupli(st: ou ti,mehortost notice, Standarc Sash.Doct F•�nd FAC'T'0It 1 is coast nntly kept 01, 1•n, 1. in311, ,.do- . 'Idtni material. k' leering Ford end , 3.?lumbi age &m., sold the tai, Piaui n t Tihr,t'•a :.111 ` mine promptly atl emit tt 11. BUILDINGS CON'rt.nc. r.i OR, and malefaction gnitrnnt-•c(3, a: •. ve of hand a 101110 slook of dry h, rebel. 'r• • re Dur satisfying those who 101y Rive 1111 I2 `SS lift ' 4.011 T I -I li EY PI Planln c I DOOR AND ALL R1 •T,T hD0110 t dementia 11 , :et ii; s Iver Olve rd. KNOW 'By treading., t p.tictlCtnit the inettinla_r ' Ulhs con- tained in the .n medical book 0'1.33'3101. is, entitle& THYSELFPEF-Py$1. 1) ` Tmait L Yrionly $1. 3 /13011015 on receipt of price. It treats of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, and the endless concomitant ills and untold miseries that rt suit therefrom, and contains more than 60 original pre. ecriptions, 31357 0113 of whic1, is worth the pncc of the book. This book was written by the most ex- teneivc and probably the most skilfulpractitioner in America, towboat was awarded n gn,d and jew. gilled medal by the N utio tal Medich 1 A ssoctation. A Pamphlet, illustrated with the very Swat- TelSSEAL Steel Enrrnvtngs-a mar - of art and beauty - sent TI'EE to alt. Send for it at once. Address PEABODY • MEDICAL 4 Bul- f HYSELF INSTITIITI:, Na 4 Btil. r tinrh St. Boston. blas. )By Its great and thorough hloo<t-pnrtfring proper:, tits. Dr. Pierce's (:onion Medlear Discover.o:urea all Humors, 11•om ths, worst Scrofula to a cemented Blotch, Pimple, or Eruption. Mercurial tlfrcaor, 'Mineral Possnuc, anti their effeche. are eradicated, and vigorous hen lt It and a sound constitution estulr- llt•lic 1. Erysipelas, Salt -rheum, Fever Sores, Sealy or Rough Shin, in short, all illseas"q ranged by bad, blood, lira =entered by 11114 powerful, purifying, tour Invigorating medicine. Especially bus it manifested Its potency in curing• Tetter, hose Ilan,,, Boils, Carbuncles, bore Eyes,. Suroroleue Sores and Sirellimes, White Swellings. Goitre or Thick Neck, and Enturricd Glands. 11' yon feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, least sallow color of slain, or yellowish -brown spots oil face or body, frequent headache or dizziness, bled taste in mouth, internal hent or chills alternated with hot flushes, low spirits, and gloonyP)rebotlhlg8. irregular 3311531(11.1113 tnug✓ue coated, you arc suffering frons. Torpid Liver, or "Ritlousness ' lit many eases et Ltv.•r Complaint "clay part of these symptoms arc experienced. Asa moon: lv for all such cases, Dr. Pierce's (10lden Medical Discovery has no Neel, 811 it effects perlect and radical cures. In the cure of Leone/ink.Severe Coughs, and the early sta5e9 of Consumption, 1t has astonished the needlcal faculty, and eulittcut pllybielans pronounce It the greatest mcdleal discovery of the age- While Itcures the srvernatCoughs. it.strengthens .the eyelets and purlllc5the blood. Sold by druggists..I: V. PIERCE, 3I. D., Prop'r, Wortd's Dispensary- and ispcnsar -and Iuvallds' lintel, Buffalo, 1C. Y. SIZE PELLETS. O OO O 00 16 IkeVefriSe Or Urta '`le eUeltip, THE CATHARTIC Nouse of taking the fare, rcpwlslve. nauseone9► composed of cheap, crude, and bulky Ingred este. These Pellets are .carse17larger then mustard wag Blatt entirely vegetable, no particular care is re- quired +gttire 1 while using them. They operate without db. turbance to 311e constitution,diet. or eccepatlrm. Tor Jaandlee, Iieadsehe, flenstlpatlt8W Blood, Pain !Atha Shoulders, Tightness of the (1h�.r, Mistiness, goer Eruetatlsae tem the $tomaeh. Isl.atpl Taste to the Sleuth. Btnou. attacks, Pain In gentles et Kidneys. Internal Fever, Bloated feeling abort Stomach, Rush et. Blood to need, tante Dr, Pleeafi Pleasant Purgative Pads. In explanation of the remedial power of these Purgative. Pellets over s< great a variety of Menses, it nuey be Sold that thole settee urea the animal e:enen7 is universal, not [had or tisane saes Irate thetramtative impress. A 1 does not impair the properties of these Pclirl0 They aro sugar-coated and Inclosed in glass bottles their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired Mt any denth of time, In any climate, So that 1 ley an always fresh and reliable Tills to no tItc a veld pills put up In cheap wooden or pasts r. boxes Fm' all diseases where a Laxative. Altura 3e, 01 Purgative, 1sIndicated, these little P cict11 w ' girt t 1 drumL gab b the V. j perfect .0.. tion. 7 It. Y. PIERCE, ht. D.. P1101011tyarld'e Utas'^•lsary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y.' CATARRH nctSYMiP''OM falling into sometimes pmfets0, watery, thtl'S urulent offensive, a,^. In others, a dryness, dry<,swatery, weak, or Milan: a eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pas. sages, ringing In care dearness, hawking and cough. In`` to clear the throat, ulcerations, seaba front ulcera voice altered nasal twang, otl'ensive breath, impaired or total deprivation of sense of smell and taste, <I11. :mess, mental depression loss of appetite, indigo* tion, enlarged tonsils, ticklin cough, etc. Only s few of these symptoms are likely to he pre- *•4• 1 u tag Baso at one time. • DR. SAGE'S. CATARRH REI,rtlOY\ produces radical cures of the worst eases of Catarrh 310 matter of ho%.lollg standing -Tho iters 1 roman may he muffled or tetter applied by tho use of Dr riEEca's Douche. This is the only forth of ludas' meat yet Invented with Which fluid medicine can tit (.rrItei 301015 lir and r1St1'it0Tme AM'Ltftp to al. parte oe the affected nasal pasaa3,r00, an l the ehusr bars or cavitis eonunnnleatltlyt therewith, in whirr. 110106 and Meets. r7cquently exist, and front width the catarrhal diilcha (tanorall proceeds. Its 1195 ti{ pleWrht and .iasl tmdorstood from duce/ fti assomtnahylnf( oath lnitrametlt iO'. SAW,l a tent Remedy curt,, recent attacks of 1.43.131 In atweed".by a low applinatlnna. It le n111,1 pluiY' sot to Ilse 00utaln nit no etr0ny� ar etlattl'• '.1regs.-)l D=dot otllsaeaa ,0 tt. vrll 1$J10e y pn Det o'r;+g�d d b '33y 1* akwsdo sad iw1'*nda' dorsi.110(1410. lt, Y• r