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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

yes, stets, ehilasra-
Bizua,k receives the smallest aalnty of
hny Of the Prime Ministers u the Great Fowe1S II
Europe,
Seventeen burlesques on Victor Hugo's
i" Man who LarEhe" naye already been published
In Paris, and several more are announced.
It has recently been aseertsiued that the
dethroned Duke Of Nassau owned most Of the
stock Of the Wtesbaden gambling hell
Minnie Hauck's concerts are poorly pat
roplzed In Frsnce She IL now going to NJ her
1uck In Gernany.
The aged brother Of the late President
Troplong has gone ual, in consequence Of the lst-
teri dea1h.
Sweeden has at the present time fourteen
eminent male md female norelists, and little Den
marx has eight or nine.
The executors Of Rosaini's will are cen-
sured 70. delaying the payment Of the few be-
quests made BY tho old maestro.
!Aubcrs strength is filling rapidly. His
doctors prestic: that he vii die within the next
eight Of tea weeks
1t is sid that Victor Emmanuel had
recently conceived so intense dislike for General
Menairra that he never spoke 10 him uuless At
cabinet meetings or other Official occasions.
The sale OF Dickens works in Franco is
80 omtteo .aas sae aasao. nsse. ~.
sou lIom it1e puouslete u 1e u ~ @1a
novels ID saat country
The hing Of PRUSSIA IS SO cafele5s ABOUT
the clothes he wears that Ills adatants arc said to
wear uniforms nads OF much 1ner cloth thaa
those OF Hts Majesty.
The prnssian officers who we're recently
sent to Russia for the PURPOSE OF examining the
m1l,ary reforms made in that country stncc 1865
haze ytfnrnr.f with yesv unfayorabJe rcr,oft4
Alexander Dumas, Sr,, had the other day
a sch, slroke Of cpop1exy. lie has promised to r..
late his sensations On that occasion In the feule.
tim n, the Pttus {rt.s<
There ara fonr varant scafs in The Frsncb
,,ss, -. -. :. -, r,'u,.u 49, ~,
faTtnd,ea,e,t .hc,r in.enton tn becope candidstes
for inese vacancies.
t.I.n, a.,,,. ,u,.. fo,.1t 1,,,
3nN A'4aueA ~ 49,
FeA ~ fa11s- Ing p''''et "a' sn.o' me" " Aoos'
one tnlru VI tie1a otio1e 1aes heie lVnsus' puA4
fuseaa 10 tntes1e3s.
Over ten thousand copies ct Baron Won
uork & excellent work On the finances Of the United
ssates hAve been sold In Germany, nos~tshstaod-
ing the high price Of the book
4 sheet Of paper containing love song,
written py Cardinal RlcheIieu In the year 1879,
vas rcceuti5 sold at Leipzig for one hundred aad
arr ,halcrA
II ia Inf n fa,r ,raals since the Eino of
Greece esme near hetuc t-ownct,: now nss ta;her,
King Christian the Ninth, Of Denmark, narroHIy
escaretl the saue tate.
The ex-Elcctor OF Hesse- Casscl admits
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Wf1e Good~

The anno!snces Of spring md sgmnes, soch "a
ctes, mosquitoes. duss, etc, eau be obstased bT
usmg the wire window screers Manufactured bT
Eracs CO.. No. ~ Lake Street These can be
obtained e Hfleen to nfty cents foot, and. a.
theJ employ 10 canTAAserA, buser8 can have the
eoznz1:zsi1ns Eaia 70 asenta- fneJ also n1auufac-
tufc STEINER houses, 1fe1lises and yefaudshs snt
tAndktape screens for sAioous
, 1869-05-16

Bishop Barnes, the welI-known Lake street
fufrteEs continue. as In former years. to receive
ladies' fura for preservation du11ng the summer
months, tusunug them against all damage from
moths, of otherwise, at = tyininx expense En-
ees.iu snne1, 1setr ps,sons lei II pccuaI saSetT
10 HhateSer Is entrusted to their care. Or leaving
or1lers at their store No. lis Like stseet fufs viii
be called for, receipts enumtfat1u4 the afEcIea
stvrn, ann the owner relieved from III care and
anxiety fer their HafttY
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Something Good frnzn California
The following certificate from une of the 1ead~
Ing RI! sctans Of the cir, AMI Professor Of Nate
ria MedIca OF Bennett Medical College, viii speak
Tor i.se!I:
OFFICE BraxAr MEDICAL Co.aCLEA71os.t
.. CHcAGo. Apsft =. lss3. :
Mr. IT, n Higgins. ~, 1es .S'xth t'tor& ry.7:
hEAn S1H; Etr thu I.st I have G1en lIsnk tk.
Fl Wire Company wfnr~ in my practice ws:k
enkire enrhdeHce and trect-t After thrrouEa r1am,
tnatou fully tatsrd their purity, and eaner
fElS seeetusCeEa their tcinF the bcsf wines f1I
the sief rom have found fGry traJ.
j. F: lOtlk. II. D..
Professor Aateria Meatca. Ben1et: Col:S.:
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Types.

Relations Of Man and Beast.
, 1869-05-16

To minister satisfactorily to the Wants or ca
prices Of the inner man Ia the mission of Smith
odilu- It tnelr oJEter restaurant, No. y CIa.t
street The most fastitious cannot help petnur
pleaEed w1th the variety offered and the manner Il
4 Set before them. Confectionery Of the nost
ossktous qua.:t-eyeEthing tn the nlartet to
teEnpt the pafAte-a14 soda water of tnsrtnws -
vuz 10 coal And cheer but NOT t1toItfste III -
found Ht their e4sabfiaErnent "-AA 1@
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AapT Of ctr best citizens, WHO have been a,,-
noJed with sinks and 1asttubs Whaeh leak+ rus, Or
rust and caccor bc kept clean, have had those
made Of scapstone put into their houses. and ~
enitssiE sas:sted viii then. soapstone sas and
FasntstA Of Sny desired Size or patzero. cau Be
m&nn1aeio1J, No. 50 Monroe street.
George sand has made resy adyzntzyeoua Coz
tact for The publication Of her complete votss,
embracing ninety volurneA
Caleb Coahtng Is now 70 yeazs old AID looks
much younger. In is31 It VIA thought he HoQ1t
: speedily lie Of Consumption.
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RHutaTB1.


The old establishment Of Messrs. Hall and Spsu-
eer, merchant ta1lorz, on Randolph street, VIII be
Heii remembered By the public. Finding their
accommodations inadequate, the I'm recently re-
moved to No. 1l2 Dearborn erect, where they are
now ready te meet ali demapda, They hare iaIxe
stocE on hand. consisting OF the finest imported
and domestic goods In the marfet The speciality
IN which they deal is that Of wEitc sht5ts. NJ
James MontgpMefT, well Known throughout the
West, has chafEe Of the custom depaEtNtak
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RafrofEx

Ceary / Co., rawnbrokers, Of No ia5 Dear
toru Street a: the corner Of Madison, will hare a
great sale Of unredeerned picdr. Of every oesqto-
don on Monday. commencing At hat. .pzzt o CLOCK
a.. and to continue each day and evening untii
leut opportunity to make good bargains. EveT
che EnrwlrE o1 What auch IN assortment coYi-
sts1s nttd lot be instructed a. to the chances for
, 1869-05-16
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT. I !.
At Breakfast.

Discussion on Men and Things.
, 1869-05-16

I N4S e%r
| viii ,n,a, and thai London Is crazy to nate her
come hack. 10 60, Clara Louise 80. The latest
bulletin rom Ia1tl Is thai her next engagement IN
| e.. Petersburg viii extend r1um November IA
1~as 70 NA,ch Ii, ls'o, And the pay will be aA,ooe
| it.ncs-ahout s4e,c 600 In sud- ~. Wilson made
| her appearance IN London on shc 81 Inst iSssl
| xas to sppesr shortly aiter. L lively seasou-
| growing out ct the jealouAles Of the TWO Deat
/ Crra.uye3- WIS expected II tu1us OFT tnat
N8Erer's "Jud.tsm IN Music resolves iself into
| these TWO propositions: that no Jew can ArpEc~
I ctate music. and that everybody who doeznt Ap-
| frscate Wagner u1x.c Is Jew. hFes9 Ra4
who wriscs for the prcsA according to
him, Il he = not Sungcnital1y Jew.
becomes Jew after a 3eas OF mo ct
that degrading practice Bosh: -. The Rich
ings Troupe, now IN Phflsdespnit, secms 10 DC IN
I scft 9! chaotic condition TIE Pss<s cruelty VI
yscs Ms. Barnard to withdraw s<ml4sruri}g fEnrn
the stage, whlIe another papet says she t. psacds
| ing a Dew cEata3e song. understand An ad-
dttou to the troupe u shortly expected and tna'
the prospect ahead = 4 ts:hcr EquAlly one n Inc
! reanr1ne Mlsa Susan Cation Il trtleEfuR Catnaof
all she CHI by singing to1 her. "Rest thee esoe
! 4rst thee. The Buaaio Eprtst so4s
| "BatAle,'' SAYS TIE CHICAGO TRuCxx, ~ Ut
1ne to Eei II orchestra. Md the BnGAoefs Ne IN
| karnv becauer they can't But ther have" NJ
| tter dtdur Tina dc NCfsfa n1ade heE frss -
| rcs.arce n London Oh the 18Th ullimo, IS ta'
heroine c1 III PuHisanl. " sad naaae EEest sacee4'
Middle. Lucca has been obliged to bare ~
operation performed upon her 1onslA and Is qals'
tncArac1taied from singing at III 1t present. Lace
Il Eripekt. -. Besides ras1l the PFfHts sosaa
yolprtni, fTscei, Lucea, 11ceelu' The senors ea3o
1AFa, Net,tni, Na1.o, the haEtsonts afs1anA Cap
, nous, Meo and Stella; and the hsssss hssassoi
aud xccenlu. arc Al engaged for :;
| Petersburg next w1nter.-..Tne eeieeFstt'
r Roman v,o,tntss, Bat7euon.- Is the MT
. | s.cal Hon Of Paris, Mis- Dora HATS
| unaAc her atbut IN New fotS on the aofa hH. :.
. 4 4 daughter Of the late william E. Hufson. N
! cotncd.ao, has achieved = decided Eueke2s n Nc
. York society - - amateur kng+E. Mss s.nn
!. Ia Jeu1esse, 4 yocne American stages. fa1ua
srokrn Of IN P4sss.. .Brtsnoli Is vaEhltaS his N
up the Mississippi River, stopping u nc pssnetp'
> c1ttea Isee.hosent piano oven sat1entssaeo
.ach> L. offered for sale hy = Jew Of CEnostAat &c
. 1900 aoxtus. :. Camilla Ctso Il ANNOUNCED 70 ndol
!. an the outsktrts Of civilization 1t Che5eooe
. | Afs. Adelaide Pnsutps Eoes to Rorppe eoon.
{ulnl TWO yesrs' engagement IN PadA ArgSn
. l. tha Bos.au Tru.ssipt ssys 1ounE snneh N
vtaa, TO peooeae pablo EsnSeis should take II
+, saez pode4a such azTsza u Adelaide Raissqq
, 1869-05-16

dytnx lion of TnorwNdsen. md Cauosa1 Aasda-
len koeeitus, bound. 4 portsit Of caoova s In
the talI sru OF the glow o6 xcntaA, and Of ife-n
contrast 10 that NC are Aeeuseomcd 70 see, raken
from his face after death.
In music We have some 4tt1aessons suggestive OF
the sp1tn; season- The CeatTsi Park Garden IL to
be opened 70 night for summer coaee1t1, md with
adt1uons In the orchestra; and 11ch selections a.
will help to reconcile tor the loss OF our be-
| loved Phnnarmopiea which closed brilliantly on
Saturday night ttsh r1ch programme, includtng
tAsnfred," " With the Eeadsng by Booth and the
coc1E& b. tae Lcdert1auz. In comic opera We
hare n. Her1nIta Bel and "Les Dragons Dc
| yiIlAzA"
! Rosttn!'s ~Xasse soionle!le," which proved
fathr disappointment In LIS projection At the
Academy ta4 passed from the OPEN house 20 the
church. whe1e the *sczcd scene mar add soIetnnttJ
10 ita Characteristic grace; and, next seek, ne are
/ TO haye At the Academy Na1area "L11ioe,'' ai-
| tctoa;e1y N English and Italian.
| One Of the events OF :he week has been the con.
sec:9eou 0! lie ncT Jewish Synagogue OF :he co.,
greSa:ion Ct SEaasJ Tecla Gates OF Prayer. tenn
pie bell, u TIE Moorish style, and exhibiting In ttd
! Inferior al the rich co!ottoy, calyicg mt nSa-
tes9re Suggestive Of the Orient
t TIE serv:ccs were similar to those 1t
the opening Ct the Temple Emanuel: The deliseJ
Ct the key. the procession With the scrolls, which
! s=e EraH- r.accd N The nrk, the r11JcTs AL
| tr1;mrssl Hcs!c, and the solemn chaats-
stca 4 GLIMPSE OF oy.cntl worship Illustrates
| sore os the naas descriptions Ne haEe been
ree,icg, fresh from the East, In oae Of the mast
| charming books Of the day: Letters Of . Sea
ttraeE.al 1..er r.rza Greece. TuTket,ET7t, Suhta-
and The EoIy Isad, hy HaHy Hazewood 1ecea,' y
prnnaaed bs A;p.esou, and worthy to he eslled
| :" 4 perpetual {eARt Of nectaEtd s*ee:S.
Where no crude surtett fe.1as"
The following i description OF The ralace OF the
=. tr,1Ats3, ',s,,.az an. Nu. tosk. OF
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who Is driving him, has not BOIL and,
more Than that. better and bigger soul than
his d.1FeE The mental scutreu Of M the schools
would ncycr convince nc that the faithful dog Who
sosss k4s Fnasst1, searches lot Kim das anl ntGn,
only to end his grave, and lying upoa thss grave
| refuses lood aud drink. and moaning piteoualy,
,lIes rpou his mastery sicerae place, has not \
! sopi Did Jnu eyer look directly TITO thr eyes Of
the OK and not zee the soul Of the animal looking
or, nj ypu IN shtit fos, AID expressive oEts To
my utnd, hind old Homer nests sasaA nner thing
,hau whcn be called the mother Of tue geds "o1.
| e7ed Juno, although think it Vas an Injustice
! TO the ANIMAL eecause Juno was scalla~ag and
dese,yea 1ust such an Old rake 81 4 husband II
the C}oud-Deases. ..-
In these various types re do not nlx2ys ind
| perfection. There arr brcAks In The a@enL I
1 Win Illustrate this to yon. Among the Insects
there sre ceas, mosquitoes, eockIoacacs and 9th.
c. spee4es Hnich have rot advanced particle tu
deceucy and Intelligence above The hideous.
| hofpt3 Auttukllxn1s IN drop Of water. Among
the tttis there asc some ttpeA ot n1o9c tuupos-
iarce than the insects In the higher gtale Of
enlnals there aFe the same unfortunate bFeaES
In the dog grnuA for instance. the yellow dog I.
realIr iar below the plane On which he stands Ht
be!crSs IN tho ssme cAte&oE! a. the skunk Hcf'
of 10 earthly 70 the tyrts bciow him or above
Lin. TIE object ot his creation q mystery. The
| enl- thing that be can do Is to hA-k; and as II
| hark1 ax everything from the moon 10 mad pud
| lie, even his barking has no significance. Nnel
xou fys up TO men there u no exception 10 th'
rule. ScIne met have NOT fufly changed fr,m ore
urc to smother, bat hare the Characteristics Q
The lower type IN I crude form, which they haS
brought alt1s with them like polJEoss m
water newtA
Now, zoe see, Assuming uy doctrine to BE- co.
| rect, you can explain great nany Pecatta1ttcs G
uen and the aniDal characteristics secJ caE1,
| ;-,yout With them, tust. Is chicken some
trSs only ecst ha1f hstchtd and FRn
a,.ou, with bis shell on his bach
1t explains Hhy some mcn loo
| Ike anImAls; why some nea sct Ike = dog; VII
! soruc arr SLOW sna.l; why socae arc see1'
. tive IS i clam: wny se1e abscrb oil 5ou have 50
IKE : sponge: why some arc ditt5 a hoE' WI
seuae a1e s1J n = fo1: Why some are scaiy ~
, fish; and 20 On A. tnfHitsu- Io1 NAY una IN
| features Of atuncst evtEy Aatsnai tn the hnma
: lacc-she .za ana the usonHey beng kpetaau
prcnInant Tne number oI men Who U Ii
/ change Of type, h&ye .presefted the fkmig n
fber1n.1oce 70 these anisnaa no<A IN faee And =
uaaA u sopewaas remarkable, In I&es, The u
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
HELP EACH OTHER,

Ask mo whore I 80, my knowledge,
Business taught me more than college,
Pushiog forward every day.
Life is like a mighty rivor,
Rolling on from day TO day,
Men are vessels launched upon it
Many men are cast away.
Tbou do your best for one auolher.
Oufe each pain not take n fees
WoLCOfr shows himself a brother
Always PAINTS the public free
Here's a poor, hard working fellow.
Has not got one cent Of tin
Pale and thin, hrs skin all yellow
DOCron WOLCOTr welcomes in.
P,ISrs him over. stops Az ailine,
H,ves him practical advice, ,
Cheers him forward, never falling,
Acts a brother, kind and nice.
Baxter Stroet may como and willing.
Al can come without n %suiling,
BE restored to health again.
Don't sive way whom sick to SORROW.
Better health viii como TO morrow,
90 to WOLCor1'S never toar.
DArkes. doubts will meet the morning,
DOCroR WoLCorr %,cattors, clouds
brighter days arc surely daNhinE,
You will praise PAtN PAiFr out ltud
r7erything is in ,our favor,
PAIN pAINr tested lIOe OF cost
inyAhds can shortly labor.
Once considered hopeless lost.
Not a desc IL over Fivou,
Al One Hundred EiFhty one
Naiuto hates II, and High Heaven
Taught each brute such trash TO shun.
For CHATHAM SQuAHE all hearts are yoarniug
CArAHnU or IAIE wilt msol It's rOut;
PAINT has no stain, ~ has no burning.
And spindle frames will soon groW stout.
PAIN PANT Is tho uoat invention,
linimpntH IRE thrust away
Aud all doses that we mention
Are but relics growing Rray.
Six pints Of ASNmuAron, for Oatarrh or Colds "a
Heau az "A mint ~ PAIN PAINT nOut. free OfpNuFpH
,hatgta, on receipt Of 40; Or a galiCn OF Pals PAIN
nr 500, double STR ugth. ADDRESS X. u. MoLCOTT
si Cha ham Sauaro, n. Y, Remit by post thcB order
,r by express or money In registered lcttor. Sinai
o. ld at all drug stores.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
WATCHES FOR the MILLION.

The GREAT TRAD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated by the STATED sell fISE Coin aud soLIb
SILVER NA1CHFB at no each.
1000 EngTayings fully illustrating aud describing all
our Watches, are plaoed In sealed envelopes, which are
thorouRhly mixed, and when ordered artlmAil0d, post
paid, at the foil wing prices i-Singlo EngrAvinga, Doc
Twelve and rich premium, Sbi Twenty five, ana elegant
Silver Hunting Watch as premium, $40. kvey en-
CRAVING entules the holder thereof TO a NATCH WORTH
fnoM S26 10 800, irrespective OF value. FOR $40 Moth
ing can be lost by this inye as no article in our
stock is worth less than tho m1ney ash cd while the
buyer may obtain a watch worth $40. Circulars FREQ !
TRY uB before form X a hasty opinion. Address
MIOHELlN A 90, Managers,
broadway. corner Fulton street, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
Irritation of the Sonln.

WATEnytLLE, Me-, September 10, 1860.
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT h Coz
Dear Sirs,-I have derived much benefit from the
use Of your Cocaine. Twelve years ago | had the
typhus fever; after my recovery l found myself
troubled with an irritation Of the scalp.
purchased a bottle OF the Cocoaine only for tho
purpose Of q hair dressing, but 10 my surprise, IA
has entirely removed tho irritation of so long stand.
ing. Ihaye recommended IL to several Of my friends,
wholly eradlcated the disease.
JOSEPH HILL, in.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
No Other

possesses the peculiar properties which NO exactly
suit tho various conditions of the human hair.
N sofens he hair t0hen harsh and dry.
N s0ODes the irritdtei scalp.
n affords TIE richert tustre.
remains longest IN eDsct.
prercHts ne hair Jfom falling %.
HpromOies is healthy, vigorous gToiDh.
n Is not 0redsy or sticky.
HisdUei no disdgreedbe odor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
have failed. address
DIR. HIRLEN,
lnnhmlLInn PhYhII
the PLASTER OF THE TIME"
ALLcoCK'S

In lumbago they act like a charm. In a few hours u
violent cough is relieved by a plaster applied 10 the
chest Many persons believe that a cold cannot 10
taken while 4 plaster ia worn there; thia We do know.
they greatly Assiat In the euro OF a neglected cold, 80
often tho introduosT OF Consumption,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
Dandr'uR.

BosTos, October 80. 1850.
Messrs. JosEPH BURNETT 4 Co..
GsHHemen,-My worst complaint for several years
has been DdndllG. After brushing my hair, my
coat collar would be covered with white scales.
I have used less than q bottle Of your Cocaine.
The dandrun, and the irritation which caused IL.
have entirely disappeared, and my hair was never
before Ia 10 good condition.
Your obedient servant,
A. FTIIrU
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER.

A gentleman after a severe sickness had leaion OF the
liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar gave him
severe pain. often laying lhm Mp Tor days, Hence be
was unable TO follow any occupation with regularity.
In this condition h~eapplied over the part affected an
ALLCOOK's POROUS PLASTER. At hHt II aeem'
cd TO initiate, SO ID was taken oil. Hut the marked i'm
provOmenth he experienced afterwards gave him courage
to try again, and be therefore applied another plaster.
In q few days somsthing gave way 'aipped," " to use
the gentleman's own woTda. 1heTs was some foreneai
for a few days after, then bis health wAA perfectly
restored. Upon being sounded By his physoiAn,
adhesion or lesion was found To BIO gone.
@
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
Hair-Dressing

The foVoigiHg note Is from ne ipeii-knOgn proprietor n
Frank Leshes Illustrated Newspapers
and Magazines.
NEw York, September 20, lsGO.
J. BURNETT, FsQ. g.
Dedr Sir.-For some time past I have been using
your Cocoaine, aud think IL far preferable TO any.
thing I have ever used for the hair.
my Endorsement Is Of value, you are perfectly
at liberty 10 use II. Respectfully yours.
FRANK LESLIE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
Badness.

BosroN, November, %, 1860.
MesBrs JosEru BURNETT 4 Co, Boston
G~enHemeH,- I have been bald seven years. After
using one bottle Of your Cocaine, my bald pate ls
covered all over with young hair. about three.
eighths Of an inch long, which appears strong and
healthy and determined TO grow.
Very truly your obliged aud obediont servant.
ID. 4. MERWIN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
COCOA-NUT OIL,

presented itdi most strongly as possessing many properties peculiarly adapted for opuTogn ny
selection foh Their Ingredient. hose which viii chemically combine with he oil AVE bend H.
covered and they together have oicCda topical rnpUmiw hb Ia uquauheIy pronounced to h
that My yet appeared
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.

Preservaiive as well as Curative.
II il not only Tor their absolutely eurt,iya, bg, tr
ARTS medicines ae 30 widely
celebrated all over the Union.
TuE PINE TRFETAR CORDIAL GOT only restores
tho sick to the bloom Of health, but 1t ioriihss the ys
ten against subsequent attacksoi
Malignant Affections.
The array Of di,oasss Of the LUNGS e1d .lr9St iielGss
Pine Tree Tar Cordial
A. the tummerf foe disappcars before the fresh evening
br.eIe. ID constitu9nt properties though simple, are
poworfuL From tho very htst tho debhitated victim
A glow u warmth begins to pass through hts chile
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and REGULAR
snraneo OF returning health upon tho patient.
The Toll disease, Consumption, while tho. lungs retain
]SSy ,6s 3 q '! TRfH FgiRp oTopRiSbbii2G Hu IN a manner 70
which Thousands ofgratoful patients have tclt ~ duty,
How many, Who have died. and loft their children
orphans, might have been living IN blooming health
simple remedies instead oftho nOAioua poisons TO which
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
Tar from tho Pine tree forest, as prepared by DR.
WfsHARr, 10 a panacea.
"Tls Product 81 The Tree Is for hs HsaliHg Of The
Ndti0Hg.'
The hardy backwoodsmon, breathing tho aroma q
tho spreading branches, are as ctcmpt from that tell
disease. m as the natives OF southern
uoothiSl s q az once, frbTey hrst Gbotde exhibits to YOU
grateful '~oretastes OF returning health. Won arc rsck
Cd by no more cough nor bathed with debilitatt IN z It
BNeata.
thousands Of people will tell you that IN the entire
range Of natures curatives, there " no combination 90
happy, 40 etlcacious, and so harmless ns WishAhl's
Pine Treo Tar Cordial.
Ohomists agree IN saying that rHE PROCESS OF MS.
rmLATtoH by which this Cordial h yielded, i,to phho.
tOphirai A. 20 be uususcoptihle OF iuriher Improvement.
The generic taste ofths tar s centralized, and the idea
Of medicine becomes lost In the quality OF n palAtablo
luxury.
Dr.. Wishart's Medicines
Are told by all respectable apothooarioi, and supplied
TO the trade at DIR. NtsHAuT's Great Family Medicine
store,
No. 232 North Second street, Philadelphia.
A medical expert, holding honorable collegiate
diplomas, deyotcs his entire time to tho examination
OF patients, At tho once Pahors. Associated with him
are two consulting physicians, OF acknowledged emf
nence, whose services arc given 20 the publi FREE on
CHARGE. This opportunity Is thortd by no other insit
tuition m this city.
LepcTs from any part Of Tho comfy, asking advice
will TO promptly aud grAt1itnualy responded TO
Where convenient, rsmttancos shoi I'D take tho shap,
OF drafts OF post office orders.
Price OF wRHARIH Pine Tree Tar Cordial, $3.50 pei
bOttle, or Sll per dozen. Sent by express.
Al communications should DO addressed
I.O. -. MlSiiART, NJ D.,
No. gla ". Second street. Philadelphia.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-15

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