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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-10
Aviso importante.

Segun las clausuas "a Sa del pliego de- condico-
para c arbitro Municipal 1874 IS, el tipo
al de las matrieulas de carruajes cabalos es Ell
siouiontos
Para coches, carros Y carretas. s...........Sl2
CarTetillas de dos ruedads. ds........-.-..... so
Carretlllas de una rueda.
CaDalloS dc sillas.
I'll importe de dichas matricul9s debera salts
fechO por semetres anticipates al subasta Tor que
suscribe qu'en suplica los duenos concurran a
veTiticarlo el tarmino de ounce dIas contadus
desde la publcaci N de este anuncio de no ha-
cero, Sc lHs causara perjuicios
Los matrculados 10 verifirarln cuando mejor
csnvenga al contratsta; para mayor facilldad So
ha puesto una estaciOn al lado derecho dc la car
retera, pasados los pIlares, tipo 2OlJ0 por
cada veZ.
Puerto-Rico 10 de Julio de 1874. 74.-Francisco Ra
mos.-FortaleZa 81. 3-lO
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LA AURORA.

EstableCimiento de mercerta y arttculos
de NOvedades.
Gale de la Fortaleza n1mero 33.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-10

PROFESORES.

Doctor Don Santiago 1erdn Puvdl. Presbltero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-10
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

Fl duo1o de este acreditado estableoimiento tie
Ia IsIa como de fu6ia que ei expr9sado Hotel IS siu
doda mo de los prlmeros de esta Capital, tanto por
la froscura, llInpieza, dc sus 6abitaaiones como
das 10 que participo ell "a segurdad de que el gus
me honro Goa su aospedage ira satisfecho.-Agus-
in N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-07-10

Conchas id. $780,
Regalfa de conchas i'd. 1850
Conchitas i'd $25.
Brevas id. $50.
Brevas Imperiales cajas de so tabacos)
Brevas en- hoja cajas de so tabacos 500 mllax.
pTevas dc Kegalo cajas de 50 tabacos)
Ia. cliIndradas superior id a $40
Kegalia de i46ndres $50
hegalla clIlndradas on paquetes de 10 2da$20.
Lar buenO id. id. 10 id. 1918
Millar i'd 90 id 10.
Id rodondo id. id. id, 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cgarrilo no varfa por
que el papel empleadO sea dc hilo 8 de algodOn
En- este establecimientO hay constantem ente
bricas dc EspaGa. q q
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Venta de Muebles.
Callede San Francisco nl1mero 25. 3-3
Relojecla de Constan-

tno Agustin Muza herma1os, calle de la For
taleza, esquina a la de la Tanca.
Hay relojes de sobremesa garatizados por
dos amos 4-12
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TIME TABLES.

.-..rr = u.SERAt rorvr rArtRoAn.
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Eictor Sewing Machine Go.

The most liberal terms will be given 10 a
live man in this place TO take the agency
for the most saleable and perfect Sewing
Machine in the market The Victor in
troduced for the past years in nearly every
county in the State, combines all the good
points that experience and the defect of
others have shown to be necessary. 1t has
the only selfsetting needle, which cannot
be set wrong. The shuttle, is at once the
simplest in conctruction and most perfect
in tension, threading up precisely as in up
er thread the tension cannot vary from a
fall 10 an empty bobbin. To sum up by
discarding all spring and loose attachments
the result is attained by a mechanism 50
simple and direct that inspection is all
that is necessary to decide its superiority.
An cnegetic man with this machine can in
a short time make it the leading and popu
lar machine in this county, as it now is
wherever introduced. c. G. Berkenkamp
will be at the Somerset House for a few
DAYS where call for particulars.
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ut. enIen College.

Weare very fayorably impressed with
the deserved popularity, and present large
attendance of this Institution. During the
last year the whole number of different
students in attendance has been, S32. This
large patronage is doubtless owing TO the
fact, that the college is centrally located
on two pr )minent Railroad lines in very
pleasant and healthy locality, surrounded
by good influences, furnishing the most
modern illustrated instruction and the most
economical facilities of lessening the aggre-
gate expenses for students. The courses,
the Ancient Classical, Modern Classical,
Philosophical. Scientific, Musical, CONNER
cial, Fine Art and Preparatory, are in
keeping with the wants OF all classes. The
next term commences Feb cath, and the
summer term May 12th. Catalogues and
circulars can be had, 10y addressing Mt.
Union College, Mt. Union, or Alliance, @.
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DRAKErowN, Pa, February 14th

EDITOR HERALD: That rare bird
down at Ursina, recommends Draketown
to put on his specks, just because he, like all
crows, is favored with fine orbs OF vision,
suitable for pulling up little corn. Tom
Crow displays the contents of his brainless
Uranium, by using orthographv bordering
on immensity, Judging from the length OF
the words used. We would recommend
a chronological examination of Tom
Crows cranium, We are sure that the
bumps of destructiveness and sclfesteem
will be found in the ascendancy over be
nevolence and veneration, judging from
the nature of his famous writings in former
times. Doubtless the bump of inhabita-
tiveness has something to do with his ex-
tended knowledge of the croG nology
of events in this vicinity. Tom Grow
failed to inform US what kind of q bird he is
If not q "rare one" Is he "Palmiped
or does he belong TO the oviporous kind,
we hope he does as eggs are quite scarce
in this vicinity, and in Ursina especially.
Perhaps in shape Tom Crow,resembles the
"Flamingo." yet we fear he is OF the PA
pilionaceous" nature. Dwell, let the poor
dfd5Ee Jotfen go. We look and expect 10
get touch of history, perhaps Tom Crow
will inform US that Daniel Lambert was
the latest man that history speaks oi, or
that Ghangis Khan was enc of the bloodiest
Empcrors that e yer lived, and that over
IA. 600, coo OF the human family perished
by his sword. Would time and space
permit we would say more, but dear Tom.
Crow. Domiaus Uobiscua, for | can't.
Hopeiug to hear from you am, yours has
tily. DRAKETowN.
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Obituary.

Prof Cyrus Brubaker of Dale City Pa,
Is no more on earth. He departed this life
Feb. 3rd 1874, aged 20 years 10 months,
and 10 days. lie was most worthy mem
Der of the Evangelical Association, and left
a bright testimony that hc has gone to Il
better world. His liieless remains were
taken TO the home of his aged mother.
and from thence were accompanied by
many weeping friends to their last resting
place at the Lichty Church. Services by
Rev. I. Eisenhower, text: Remember
now ny Creator in the days ofthy youth. 3"
4 FRIEND.
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SAtLOR-BESECKER.--M Somerset.
10y the Rev. A. N. MILESTONE Mr. Cy-
rus Saylor To Miss Emma BcsecKer.
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Alter q snow and freeze by way oi
variety, we were treated 10 another dis
pensaiion Of mud. How Jc long for
spring
with lts gentle showers
And It's pretty flowers
we are anxious to get another bunch OF
those "blue violets
Prof Miller and Jennie Lewis are pro
crossing finely with the Ursina schools.
The express trains continue to pass by
our town. Pharisce like. We opine that
the Railroad Co. are afraid that their
through passengers might get the Asiatic
cholera in case they d call at Ursina.
/. We are sorry to say that Col f. ID.
Yutzy's health has not improved as we had
expected. The Col. has been lying in a
critical condition for some days past
Rev. Tridy. Of the Lutheran church
is also holding a meeting here.
The new block of brick houses are be-
ing painted and glazed, and will soon he
ready for occupancy.
Messrs. Batzer Il Co, informed us that
they have shipped over 10000 bushels OF
lime from their kilns. since they com
menced business.
Mr.. II. b. Barnes of Lexington, is re
nairinr what is known as the Meyer s
Min. The intends 70 convert 1t into dis
tillery.
We arc pleased 10 notice the return OF
oar young friend T. Dumbold 10 his native
county, after a soiourn of three years Ia
California. Mr.. Dumbold Is young man
of intelligence and of a genial disposition.
We hope he may locate in this neighpof-
hood.
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NnwurRE Eeh 1Ifh 1874

Mr. EDITOR Though this communica-
lion is not about local matters | hope it
win be deemed worthy Of space in your
columns. Ipropose writing a communi-
cation on correspondents. There las
been some rather odd things said by your
correspondents Of late, and some that we
think might as well not have been said,
bnt Of course you are the judge Of that.
Your correspondents from Ursina, who
signs the suggestive non -de-plume, Tom
Crow" complies n mass OF big words,
which he himself does not know the mean
ing of and then thinks that he has made q
brilliant reply to Draketown article.
"Draketown" by way OF spicinga very
dull article, puts in few sentences of Lat
in, evidently culled from some pocket
Dictionary of Latin and French Sentences,
Again, your St0ystown correspondent
makes queer statement, he says: "Atter
supper came smoke and moonlight
stroll in the beautiful grounds adjoining
the residence OF the Captain. A moon
light stroll in the middle of January.
Well, Parson Binks is either very senti-
MENTAL or he is not a strict teiotlar. ] am
always interested in anything of local
importance that any Of these gentlemen
have to say, but they had better learn to
"boil il down. Is. JABERs.
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We have examined the sample pages of
the above work, and also complete vol
umn of the same This is a new edition,
revised, improved and illustrated. We
have no hesitation in saying that this work
has no equal as a work Of reference or as
a complete library on all subjects. Vol. 4
is now out, and there win be volume
every sixty days until the work is compile
ted, Every mau in our country should
own This most valunble work; YOU can do
50 at an expense of - cents per day; who
is there among us who could not save
that amount for such library as the
Cyciopeda. Six f.st-class canvassers
wanted COR this work Call on or address
the Genl Agt, ]. b. Stewart,
New Castle. Pa.
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TO the law. but Il was to The 3ac OF Glifa
which, we fear. "Veriias understands as
little as la does the laws nf his native
State. Paul neither by word or deed ey-
er authorized any one under the broad
heavens to coilect money from unwilling
parties for religious purposes. His whole
teaching and conduct are against such an
unrighteous procedure. He preached to
The people without charge, he labored dill
igently NJ his trade of tent making TO sup
port himself and others, while lie proclaim
cd the gospel Of the grace OF God. He
commanded his successors to follow lis
example in this regard and not 70 be lords
over Gods heritage, iicecins the flock.
and rendin@ the body OF Christ Paul
once claimed his privilege As a Roman
citizen to avoid scou:gins, and also ap-
pealed 10 Caesar to protect his life /; but
unless "Neritas' can cite case in which
Paul called in the aid of the civil authori-
ties to aid him in collecting tithes from un
willing victims, his reference to the great
minister of the GcItilcs, Is not only ilog-
ical but absurd.
"Ieritas' also tries his hand at verbal
criticism. He must have his critical knife
well sharpened on go0d Milestone, be-
fore he can succeed in thlskind of work.
Even then VIC would advise him TO heed
the old saying that children should not
play with cdge-tools. " At present he is
exceedingly vulnerable. Any well read
school teacher will assure him, that, in
spite Of the classical calash behind which
he hides his modest face, his literary style
is 10y no means in accordance with the rules
of Aristotle or Quintilian. TO be plain,
we must say that his article is not good
English. 1t is verbose and weak; and
contains sentences that cannot be parsed in
accordance with any system of syntax
known 10 man. We are tempted to give
examples, but we spare our readers and
him the iatliction. Still, we bid him be-
ware; and for a parting thought leave him
the old provcrb: People that live in glass
houses should no; throw stones. "
Not being Il degenerate son of. the
Scipios but free born Anglo Saxon, we
sign cursclf TRUTH.
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FOR SALE.

The light engines are well adopted for farm
Use.
Fer particulars and price lis. address.
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= aoUr BsTTERs.--At certain periods OF
life a tonic is necessity but there is dan.
ger IN using siimulants that iniure the or
ms OF digestion while giving temporary
relief To obviate this, and present TO the
puoiic tome free from ALCOHOLIC POI
son, DIR. Greene prepared the OXYGENA-
TED BITTERs, sure cure for DYSPEPSIA
and all kindred complaints Sold every.
where. JoMN +. HENRY, CURRAN 4 Co.
proprictors, s and . College Place, New
York,
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A PROPOSED LAw.-The Harrisburg
correspondent of the Shippensburg SeRti-
mel, SAYS that Mr.. Butler, the member
from Cumberland county, has introduced
a bill repeating the local option law, and
cnacting instead thereof a stringent hotel
license law, the prov .Sions of which are as
follows:
Hotels and houses OF entertainment may
be licensed by filing certificate, signed by
twelve citizens as heretofore, who swear
to the facts set forth in the petition. Hotel
keepers are 20 have not less than SIX
bed rooms and twelve beds, and stabling
for six horses. Heavy penalties are i'm
Dosed tor selling TO minors, on Sunday,
and 10 Incorporate persons. The license
fee is TO be regulated by the amount OF
yearly rental. No license 10 be less than
5000. Bond of every license s., 600. Heavy
penalties are declared against selling llq-
uor, as a beverage, 10y druggists. Whole
sale dealers are 10 pay the same license as
hotels and are subject to heavy penalties
for violation of the law, and are forbidden
70 sell by the drink. All bar rooms are to
he above the surface of the ground. No
tice of intention TO apply for license must
be given by printed hand bin. y
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Nc,- Adrertiscmcafs
A rPEALs

~
Aotse - nslegy gen i., - .as taxaole ,aa9;,
20 MA nv inc t,ommssioner, on fhe ssx. sa
p.sss, ps for n. enTeed iass ng ~ s na ~ ~,
when aad where they can attend if they fnl,iE
proper 70 wit:
For Jenner township % Tuesday, The si day CT
February next. at the house OF Thos GalIsghe-
In said township.
Fcr ccuerrau1h ts--nshfp On rraire-Fc- ~
~ e.sy cf FstTus enext ~ t.f nrg.4 q l,st~r
Psr PAINT ,a~ 1si,;, d, rb,,1laas. ll,- i. d..
Fersttsry n-xf ., the Bersey sildor llars- i tsIi
i,,susi.ip.
FOR shsle fnggsbii, on FRIDAY il,e gfil ,,sv o.
February next a, tie hous, ~ Js--,g, I!eiItiai li
said township
For Quemshonins township and ssoystown bon
ouzh on Saturday, the 7th day u February next
For Stonyer.ek township on Tnegisv. the lo,b
dsy Of February next az the house NJ Dos Sfuli.
in said township
For ALLEGHENY t0ynsliiD ami New Halfiuore on
wednesday. the i1th day OF February next, =; the
bonsr of C;eo. a KImmcl in saif tDvpsLip
For BrothersysIIey and Berlin borough on Tues
dsv. the I'd dsy OF March next at the h0useof
sam. FerrcI in Berlin borough.
For Eorth.mnton tovn.hi1 ON "Wednesday. the
.,h day Of March next. a. the house OF SaInusi
Paorha;tgh in .ajd tevnsbfp
For southampton tovnshi, and weiIersbur,s
borough on THURSDAY the 9TH dav Of March next
st the house Of Peter Knereeme in said borough
For I.arimer tornsbIn on F'risiay the sth daV Of
March next. al the lscs o baa. ~, h rid te,v
"trip
Yor Greenyiiis ;Dwnship on SATURDAY. the eth
,sy o. March next at fhe house Of a. j. sfrrnrr.
in said township.
For summit township and Dale Crisv fsgr,,;..l a
on Nondav IN. oh d,x Of ~, -. :. ~.
house Of Frederjek NaurIc. in saiJ hnranc,b
T., Eitlics go, NJ, .e,d q q t,s ,1l .r'Ioasn.
Tnssda~ ths 1otb dav ~ March n.,' ~ ,, o
of Daniei IA ,cns IN Z. al horonoh " ''' ''''0
s.or 49, ,,.nshs 't, ~, Tbrx.. a., 80,
d.v ~ Msreb 80, ~ no,,.. - - in - ~
- ,ovn.ht, ' " ~ ~ - 'i- Ia
Ell 80 kv,,, -. L. .,,a t-,,. a.,
,,.sh IN rrttsx ~ 1s,b - r. xTa - - .
Hss ps,i on tI! .ns iI asy ~ "a" ssA net -
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lT is proposed to let the women of Ohio
settle the question of women suffrage for
themselves. A resolution has been offered
IN the House asking the Constitutional
Convention to submit to the women of the
State separate clause giving them right
To vote. /. majority of them vote in IA
vor OF it, the clause is TO become a part of
the Constitution of the State The political
world will await with undisguiscd inter
est the result, should the proposition be
q reed 10.
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New CESTERvILLE, PA. !
Eab 1Atb 1874 4

MIR. EDIToR:-l wish to correct a mis-
take made in your last issue in an article
headed Dedication. Ii is therein stated
that Fleck ~ Phillippi made an altar for
the New Lutheran church and presented
1t to the congregation. The facts in the
case are these. Mr. Flick pat up the altar,
employed me 10 finisli il at his expense,
and he then presented it, claim no
credit in it as presen
JOSIAH PHTLIiPPL
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why will You
SUHcrS

To ali persons suf-
lcring from RheuIna-
!tisIn, n C uralgia,
Cramps in the limbs
or Stomach, Bilious
Collie, Pain in t he
back, bowels OK side,
we would say, THE
HoUsEHoLDPANACEA
and FAMILY LINZ
SsNr is of all others
the remedy you want
.or internal and ex-
ternal use. 1t ha g
cured the above com-
plants in thousands
of cases. There is no
mistake about 1t. Try
1t. Sold by III. Drug
gists.
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PHILADELPHIA is in Il peck of trouble
concerning the Centennial. The ground
is selected, plans on magnificent scale
prepared; committee, committee &c,
all in working order. officers, multitudes
of them anxious to be at work. and all
that is lacking is the money, than which
nothing seems scarccr just now. 5000,
600 is the sum Philadelphia asks for. The
State, and city and her citizens by private
contribution have raised barely s., 600, 600
Where is the rest TO come from? The
State cannot do any more. The [. :.
Treasury is not in condition to stand any
very extensive appropriations for that sort
Of thing, the plan of stock subscriptions
by the various States don't ''pan out well
Philadelphia thinks she has done her
share and inasmuch as the celebration is
90 be national one, the nation at large
should help foot the bill. Having com
menccd this work, it will, we think be a
national disgrace if, through false econo-
my or lack or interest, it will be allowed to
fail. We believe the people viii applaud
any effort that may be made TO ensure the
success of the Centennial exhibition, and
before the winter is over we hope to see
ample funds placed at the disposal of the
commissioners by both the national and
State authorities.-Er
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EN"J "JIHAMFION, Feb. IIth. ISL.
Nh EDIToR:-0ur Supervisors have
built Two bridges near Kennelrs Mills one
on dry land, and the other over a small
stream The planks were placed below
the slecpers.
The pro,racted meeting near Kennels
Mills lasted nearly five weeks. and met
with good success. $
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Sti!Imans Defiance Washer.

Washes as clean as a lady can by hand in half
the time. There never has been n machine oi!er-
ed to the public which has given such general
satisfaction in washing as the Defiance Washer.
1t fits on Il common tub, washes both wrist bands
and collars as well as heavy blankets Any child
can work It; only weighs IL pounds.
JAMES u. CUPPLE,
Agent
Refers 60 John N. Holderbaum, Wm. Hciiey
W Wa. A,tiather Oi this place.
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sso oB
ortt2 ofth above expended Steward
We the undersigned Auditors county do hereby certify
that we have settled and adjusted the Boerts
the Somerset County Poor House for the
going is correct.
In testimony whereof have seals this
day of January, A. D. 1874 ~ ~
ATTEST: GEORGE A. KIMMEL r.. 81
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM, JACOB j. SPEICHER, H.
Clerk JONATHAN j. WELLER H. 81
County Auditors
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Rev. Long Of Mt Pleasant, is assisting
Rev. Davis of the Church OF God in
holding q protracted meeting at this place.
Mr.. Bookman will soon open his new
photograph gallery. Young ladies get your
photo. taken and send it 10
Mac.
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WE wish TO call attention to the adver-
tisement OF Patton * Hurst, in another
column. Call and see them at No 4
Bacr's Block
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A00'Dn'DD
Years Experience of
an Old Nursc.

Hrs. WiudslOw'S SOOTHING Syrnp is
the prescription of of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses IN the United States, ami has
been used for thirty years with never failing safe
y and success by millions OF mothers and children
from the feeble infant OF one week old to the adult
IL correets acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
coke regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health
and comfort TO mother and child. We believe 1t
TO be the Best and Surest Remedy in the World
in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHGA
IN CHILDREN, whether itarises from Teething
or from any other cause. FIJI directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None Genuine un-
less the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. lulyo
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used
in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprletors.
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists, aRd Dealers Ia
Medicines q! TWENTY FIVE CENTS A Box lly9
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WASTED TO BE HEARD FROM. IL any
body has ever used the thorough and
scientific course of treatment recommen-
ded by The proprietor OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy for the cure oi Catarrh and has
not been perfectly cured, the proprietor
Dr.. II. V. Pierce, would like to hear from
that person, and by addessing him at the
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. y, such
person. If there be one, will hear OF some
thing 10 his or her advantage, AS the Doctor
Is IN cHraest, when he offers $500 reward
for a case OF Catarrh which he can not
cure, and is perfectly able to pay 1t II he
fails in "A single case, as any one may ascer-
tain upon enquiry. The thorough course
of treatment referred 70 and recommended
by DR.. Pierce consists in the use OF Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Plerce
Nasal Douchc which is the only means py
which the fluid can be carried high up ana
applied 10 all parts of the nasal passages
and the chambers connected iherewilh IN
which ulcers exist and from which the DIS
charge proceeds. I'm addition 10 this thor
ough application of the Remedy when
sh0uld ALWAYS be used warm Dr. Pierce 5
Golden Medical Discovery should he taken
as constitutional treatment, win
out which few cases can be cured as the DIS
case is always constitutional and must DE
treated accordingly. This treatment has no
unpleasant features about H. anu has INC
advantage of never driving the disease 10
the lungs as there is danger OF DONG oy
the use of strong. irritating snhiis OF poi-
sonous solutions.