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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-17
.HARLES B. MILLER,
" H. WAGNER, Esq,,
~ Ip6plpR or tue PNApk

Jssksop Township, ssyder 90. Pa,
will sstssd 10 sll hssinsss jselvvstsA. 70
BIZ sass ssa ~ w most vSes6qabie
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NJ" ",uEb'S'S HIIH VUItIF'V"ryWHVf'
Idpe Worm ReD,oyeI .A(iye

Head aud all complete IN two hours, NO fee
TIL head passes, Seat Pin AID STOMACH Worms
remoyedby Dr. KusgrL. 35J North Ninth St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circulsr. For re
moving Seat, Pin or Stomach Worms, call on
!9dr druggists and ask for y bottle OF Kunkei's
Worm syrup, price IL. II never fails common
sense teaches II Tapc Worm he renewed, all
other worms can be readily destroyed,
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UNION HOUSE.
Middieburg Pc.
GEORGE Q. SMITH, Proprietor.

Accommodations good and charges mod
crate. Special scpopmo citations for droy-
srs. a share Of ths public patronage IL
soljpltsd. GEO. q. SAITH,
Aprill2 1915. 81 asA.
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Or. A. m. Smith.

Al the late Republican Primary election
held In this county, DR.. A. NJ. Smith, OF
Adamsbnrg, was chosen as our candidate
for Congress. The vote given him was
the unanimous poll Of his party and goes
TO show how popular and with what re-
spest he is held by his party friends. In
presenting the name Of Dr.. Smith, we hut
endorse the sentiment expressed by the
vote Of the entire party, He 10 n young
man Of good family, o astSnnoh Republican,
and every way worthy Of tho position he
has been chosen for. As regards sompe.
tsncy he ranks equally well with q great
many Of his political friends who have al.
ready been houored with similar positions,
and rs regards honesty we entertain full
assurance that he would not be found
wantipg-aad should the conference see
it to couhrm his nomination, we will have
. candidate. who ii elected, will give en-.
tire satisfaction. Wo trust the meeting Of
Conference. which will ohortly convene,
will recognize tho claims Of little Sny-
der and do itself honor by nominating Z
DR.. Smith, VINO will be an honor and credit
to tho disirici.-lF lFresburg Courier.
The above we quote from the Freeburg
Courier, and chesrfully endorse tho senii.
ments contained In il. DR.. Smith Is a
first class gentleman, successful practi.
toner OF medicine, has been q gallant SOL
der, serving with distiuotion in the brave
old 40th Penn'a Regiment, and IL nomina.
ted he would poll large vote in "liule'
Snyder County, with him rs our standard
bearer the Republican majority could ems,
lily be rpn up TO 500 in this county Il Tri.
bune,
The views presented in tho foregoing
articles respecting our candidates
for Congress and Senate coincide with
our views, We do not deem ii an er groiio
concession to give to Snyder the nomi-
nees in both cases. but simply yielding
to her indisputable claims. Especially
in the matter of Senator arc the claims
of DIR. Wagcnseller to he recognized
and yielded without partisan and con-
tentious divisions, 80 as to place his
election beyond q possibility OF doubt
IN 4tc coming election iue must be unit
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HEALpHs THREs EssESrIALs.-Al who
are now Ia, health osu keep we'll. and three
out Of four OF these suffering from the
common transient ailments Of life can be
perfectly cured by giving n steady. judi
ciops attention 10 the three following rules
Pirst.--Never sat between meals. nor
take anything for supper but q pisoe Of
cold bread and butter and glass OF wstor
or one cup Of any kind Of hot drink.
Second.-Secpre one regular, free, aud.
full daily solion Of the bowels everv
morning after breakfast by the use Of
ysur ordinary food and TO this end do
not leavs your home under any pretense,
for . single moment, until these is On In.
elipAtiop 10 stool then, - you value .
long end healthf,l life, DO not defer
the call for Q single second of time, for
anythipg short Of q fire or q fit; rather
cherish the inclination, Ifit does not
come within half an hour of tho regu>
ler time, solicit nature, II unsuocess-
fpl, do not eat en- atom of anything
until the passage 10 secured. or at least
until ncxt morning, Meanwhile drink
- much cold water or hot tea ~ you
desire, and keep exercising (topfold
hotter II In the open air) 10 tho extept
Qf sustaining. y scarcely peroeptibIe
psrupiratjon for the greater part or the
day fov IL must strike you that II food
u steadily passed into tho mouth, and
r SsTsssI;SSess HgsdlSs bern
second day, the bowels do not move,
call W : regularly educated physician,
Third.-O0ol Of very slovly after all
forms ofexsrcise |; The negloot of this
lights. up the fires Of three.fourths Of
ell the diseases which sfjict humanity.
Cool oft slowly by putting on more
clothing than while exercising instead
oflAying aside some, pyon q bat or
bonnet 20 TO . closed room rnther
than an open window at all events,
keep In motion in such 0 way ns 10 o.
low the perspiration, or any EXTRA
vormth, 70 disappear very gradually
Ifg fourth rule wers added, it should
be "a keep one end of tho boay, the
fept, always dry aud warm, and the
other, the head, cool and clean. by
spending two minutes in midwjnter,
and five or more IN midsummer, in
washing. with ordinary cold water, the
scalp. u tho hair u short, the cars,
mock. throat. arm-pits. upper part OF
the cheat and arms rub dry briskly,
drsas quickly end 90 10 break last, !,
These sanio ob!egysnoee 1.-THE Ant
lbreel 0il| Inoe)oplebly mitigate every
llsP(6a g which mortal nlan y sub:
a ~ a . T ius
~ =: :. " q .ov Z. 81 hshlsuslly
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Companies In want OF equipment and sup
plies should doal direct with tho man nufscturer
Hats, Gaps. Belts, shirts, sc. Tho cheapest
house In the business. Catalogues FREQ. tho
old nrm Of ANDERSON JONES, l9J orsnd
st, N, Y. F.H
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &c.-Clos.

~ ing Prices Of lax HAVEN n TowssEyn, 40
south Third street Philadclphia. Stocks bought
and sold either for cash or on laaigin. August
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! DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

~ Letters ofs4qlsi !tratIes on tbs csts!e q
ss ssss:s s'1 Eass.: s:ic sfsss:s
nsts ln9sdlsts peyns9l While tksss LsvtsG
:'s's: s:ss':.:ss =: '5i ?s
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CEND go. to O. H. lluwsLL 4 10, New York
Dior Pamphlet ~ 100 pages. containing lists or
soo newspapers, aud estimates showing cost OF
Advertising. Mar a'T0ly.
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The coming crop Of chestnuts prom
ises TO bc tho heaviest known for sovcr-
al years.
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4 G. HORNRERGEa,

JUNITCE OF THE PEACE1
Perry Township, Snyder CoHnty, Pa.
CQlleotions, conway anoipg, and sli othev busi
ness PSrtsining " the othoe viii b. promptly
ended TO. On1os near Troutmisviils
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TT O'NEIL,
Justice Of the Peace,
po,S V,.nerfo, y,,,,y,. r, H.

All business partaining 10 tho onlcc of Justice
OF tho Peace will receiyo prompt attention. -
Deeds, Articles written 80. Coivcyancing at
teniod TO. July - 'Th.tf e.
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Kesps on hansl. and makes 70 ogaes sIi kinds
of Harness, Sadllcs, Brides. Whips, Dollars
understands hiA business. i.'''' ''tNov.1p.'fA'
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-. CAUTION.
is hereby given thdt the

IN following articles have boen puYcha sed BY
tho possessioa u Joseph Louy durlns hts pleas:
uvs. all psrsons are csuttousd ant 70 med.
dls ov Ln3fkfs wi.f thsesassi Wis; 3 Qhstrs;
IDS. carpet, Potsloss IL tlss vrounda J trank, .
pt Of uew4rs, W. HAL ohtekssssl meat stsad
ltab Baessri Dough rr.y. wv,.,,,,
Beaver ssriusss Sept. a., ,ll'S.
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Pennsylvania Day.

6eptember 28th, being the one
hundredth anniversary OF the COM
pletion Of the Arsh constitution Of
this State, more than q Quarter Of q
million Of people assembled in the
Centennial grounds to commemorate
the event. and signify their spprecias
ton OF the International Nxhibi~
ton. business In PhilsdelphiA was
generally suspended, and residents
tdrued out BY tens Of thousands.
Ths number Of visitors present with.
in the grounds during the day is
officially placed at over 400, 900, and
there were not less than 10000
outside the gates, who came to see
the crowd aud fireworks. OF course
in such crowd, there was little op.
portunity 10 see the exhibition.
Visitors were much in the condition
Of Yankee Doodle" who couldn't
see the town because thsre were 30
many people. But on this occasion
the people Of our State did not 60 TO
see-shey attended for the purpose
Of demonstrating how big . acrowd
they could get together, and contri-
buts to the funds OF the Exhibition
and the result was the browning
triumph Of ell previous dsys--far
sxeeliing the opening. -.
The Grafton was delivered by Ben
jamin Harris Brewster, aud address
ses by Gen. Hswly, President Welsh,
Gov. Hartrsnft, ex-0overnors Bigler
and Pallook, Senator Simon Cameron
ex-S Senator Scott, judy Strong and
others. There was also . reception
by the municipal authorities. All
parts OF the grounds and all the
buildings were crowded. In the
evening there was . grand illumina
tion OF the grounds BY means oi
magnesium lights and oolorsd 6rss.
A grand display OF fireworks on
Georges hill, an emipenoe TO The
north- west of the exhibition enolos
q 1eaossd The reunion exercises.
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. MUsT BE DEFEATED. the co un-
try is to enjoy peace in the futur Q
Democracy must be defeated. II
we are 10 maintain the value Of our
CURRENCY Democracy must he defeat
ed. II the nation is to live and
grow, the enemy Of It's peace and
prosperity must be defeated. The
humblest citizen has vital interest
at stake in keeping the Government
out OF the hands Of those who have
no sympathy for its principles Of
freedom and equality. Let all who
value good government work un-
ceasiugly for the success OF the Re-
publican ticket. Our national saliva.
ton depends upon it.--Repa16lic
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What we sWe 10 Accident

"A Dublin tOb0CcOniet, LOOKING
dolefully at bis poor neighbors gro
ping among The ruins Of his burnt
ont shop, noticed that some Of them
after trying the contents Of cettaih
csnisters, carefully loaded their
waistcoat pocket from them. He
followed suit, and found the ssiuh
had come out Of tho fiery ordeal
very much improved in pungency
and aroma. Like Q wise man he
said nothing, but took another
place. set up q lot OF ovens, aud be-
fore long, "blackguard snuff, 9th.
erwise "lrish blackguard,' oil
the rago with lovers Of the nasal tit-
illation, aud in q few years Lundy~
foot was rich man, owing 10 the ac-
cident he thought had ruined him.
A would-be alchemist, seeking TO
discover what miat,ire OF earths
would make the strongest err les,
one day found he had made t-,,ss,afr.
lie was on sudden translated from
On alchemist to potter.
When one Of Van Dyk's pictures
cracked in the sunshine, che artist
experimental to produce varnish
that would dry in tho shade. He
iuuud what he sought, aud found
that by mixing It with his color they
acquired greater force and brilliepcy
and required no subsequent varnish'
Ing and 30 came about the discov-
cry, re-discovery, Of the art Of paint
ing ia oil.
Mezzotinto owed its invention, BY
Prince Rupert, TO the simple arci-
dent Of ssntry's gun barrel rusted
by the dew.
Henry Schanward, q Nurembufe
glass cutter, happened to let some
squafortis fall on his spectacles, and
noticed the glass was corroded and
softened where the aquafortis had
touched t. Taking the hint, he
made liquid according, drew some
figures upon piece Of glass, cover
cd them with varnish, applied his
corroding fluid, cut away the glass
around his drawing, SO that when
he removed the varnish the figures
appeared raised upon dark ground
and etching upon glass was added
to the ornamental arts.
Alcis Senefelder, poor musician,
thinking it possible to etch upon q
stone in lieu Of copper, polished a
slab for that purpose. He was die-
turbed by his mother coming Into
his small laboratory with request
that he would jot down her list Of
things for the wash, a. the woman
was waiting to take the basket away.
Lacking pen and ink, he scribbles
the items on his stone with the etch-
ing preparations, that he might
copy them ut his leasura. Some
time afterwar.l, when about to clean
the stone, he thought he might as
we'll see what would be the effect Of
biting the stone with aquafortis, and
in a few minutes saw the writing
standing ont in relief. Taking up a
pelt.ball charged with printing ink,
mixed the stone, took of fow im-
pressions upon paper, and be had
invented lithography. The pelt-ball
used by Senefelder was long indis'
pensible In printing Office. A !Sa~
lopian printer, in q hurry to get on
with Job, could not And ball and
linked the form with soft glue that
had fallen out Of the gluo pot, with
such excellent result that he hence
forth discarded the pelt-balls alto-
gether, and by adding treacle to the
glue, to keep it from hardening, bit
upon the composition OF which prin'
ters' rollers have ever since been
made. SO much for happy acci-
dents.
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(Ind.,) Of that city. publishes = list
showing The assessments levied on
the reform candidates at the coming
election I Civil Sheriff. s2,500 ,
Criminal Sheriff, $1,000 Mayor.
$3.50, City Judges, each $500 /;
Coroners, $3.50, etc. Pat uxclaims.
Ito hell wild yur prenceeples prem
ceeples is nothin' 10 do wild it.
what we want is refarrum."
August Belmont. at Cooper
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NItAhLES HOVER,
" ATTORsEy AZ Law,
Selinsgrovc Pa,
Ufers his professional services TO the pub
lie. Collections and all other rrdfessiona
busines. entrusted 10 his care will rs'
oeive prompt attention. once two doors
udrth Of the Reysidus Hotel. ttan 6. 'of
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Where the land IL rolling isn't real
estate apt 70 be rather unsteadyY
The two places to look for Philadel.
phia pickpockets-ths centennial and
the penny"tsutiary. VA aaH
I wish I was pudding, mama.
"Why?" Cause I should have lots Of
sugar put into me-" us ssg
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A Raleigh lawyer was interviewed
recently. by an agriculturist living
a score ok miles from the city. who
wanted to secure q devorce from his
wife.
You don't live happily with her.
ell ?" inquired the attorney.
mo we don't seem to hitch wuth
b cent" was the quiet reply.
"Does she scOld and fret, and
make your home o hell Upon earth,
30 to speak 2 continued the law.
yer
"That's hei, exactly"
sand You are prepared to prove
that you have q peaceful disposition
and that you have done everything
You could to make home pleasant 2
"You bet l am !! ]. Anybody who
knows me will swear that I Iwouldnt I
hurt q flea, and that move around
home like an angel |"
swell, gtiuss we can make out a
base,' said the lawyer as he took mp
his pen and began to jot down the
points.-After q moment he inquir.
eds
"Do you think your wife will oon~
test the case Has she any de-
fence 4
"Waal now, I never thought oi
that" slowly replied the farmer.
IL didn't know "a shs had ANYTHING
TO say about IT,
"She may have. Has she sny
grounds for complaint against youi'.
" al don't know much about law"
answered the client in o hesitatin9
way. VI know I've got q hankeriug
After her her sister, Mariar, and her
sister has h6uksring after me, but
whether them 10 good grounds fol
complaint I don't know !"
The lawyer hasn' t'6ls.i . bill YETI
Rdjsi1h Sentinel =
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His Ground for Divorce

M 1 = q @ l 1 u m q q u - .
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AdvertisiniF s
one column one year, ;;0,
t,ne-half. column, one yesf ~
Uns square J, 10 iInStl | n6srif - 4 g
rroSsssionsi and Bysinsss "a d Il I.
sos more than 5 lines, per- gear, 500
ASd;tor' Executor. kdmini| |fatof
All advertisements mrA shorter re-
riod than one year are payable atths
sime they are orderei, M u not pM9
the person ordering Mn wilrse heiu
responsible for the pefev.
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Poetrv.


when THE old hat Was rye. boys,
San Tildsu sad BillsTweed
Wsrs besom croniss Ia New YORK,
Asd nsighty we'll agreed
The tsicks one did not think Of, sir,
The other surely knew
And % they swsllsd their bank accounts,
when this old hat was new.
when this old hat wss new. boys,
Oh Z how the money went;
They scoopcd tho city treasury up,
And yet we're not content
BY plans that Sam inveuted, sir,
Kaown but to very few.
They counted Hoffman Governor,
When this old hat wAs new.
When this old hat was new, boys
And everything serene.
while Sammy ran the Railroad,
The Boss ran "the Machine"
With HoGmsu up the Hudson, sir,
Oh how the money hew;
Reform was what they did not want,
When this old hat Was new,
when THE old hat was new, boys,
Great scandale were ahoat
The Tsm'ny ring vas br oxen up.
The Boss Was made scapegoat
UnRrsteful Fam 81 last began,
Though stiii one Of the crew,
70 cry, "stop thief" and keeps II up,
Since this old hat wss new.
When this old hat was new, boys, %
II we have learned the facts,
Our Sammy made false return
Upon bis income tax,
And had the Law but reached the fraud,
And dealt him justice true.
Like Tweed he'd worn . striped suit,
When this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, boys,
A funny thing to SEQ
Was little Sam a figuring
The President TO be.
lie pardoned oonvicts great and small,
And Tweed to Cuba few,
For Sammy had no use for him,
When this old hat was new.
Although this hat is old, boys,
And bleached by rain and sun,
I'll wear Il like an honest man
Uutil the victory's won.
Ill swing II In the air, boys,
For Hayes and Wheeler, true,
And next November will win
A dozen bright and new.
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SATURDAY NIaHT.-How many q
kiss has been given, how many q
Uurse,y how many caress, how many
q kind word, how many o promise
has been broken, how many o heart
has been wrecked. how many loved
one has been lowered into the mar.
row. chamber, how many babe has
gone from earth to heaven, how
many q crib or cradle stands still
now which last Saturday night held
the rarest Of all treasures Of the
heart.
d, A week ID o life. A week is Q bis.
tory. A week marks events OF sor.
row or gladness, Of which people
never hssrd.-Go home to your
family, man Of business. Go home
YOU heart.erring wauderer Go
home 10 cheer that awaits you, wrong
ed wait Of life's breakers Go home
TO those you love, man OF toll, and
give one night 10 the joys and com.
forts fast flying By { Leave your
book With complex figures, your
dirty lworkahop. your busy store.
Resi- with those you love |, for God
only knows what the next Saturday
night will bring you Forget the
world Of care and the battle OF life
which have furrowed The week. Draw
close around The family hearth. Set
urdsy NIGHT has awaited your oorn
ing n. bittsrsst Years and silence,
Go home 10 those you love, and q
tyou hask ia tho loved presence and
vMest 70 rstufn 10 ths loved smbrae(
* yo1y hesrt's psf. stsive % b ~.
~ hSh, md % bless CD lbr gjviro
& - =. 8. e : is'e2
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r N. LINN, A. II. DILL.
-. tSuccessors to J. Fih !. NJ. Linn,)
public. Collections ahd all other pro-
fessional business entrusted 70 tbtit caro-
will receiveprou,ptst,en,ioh..tj i Jan. 8, EFF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24

virtually disfranchised in the recent election.
The result was accomplished without blood
shed, but the methods used were quite effect
i've Now what concerns Northern voters is
to know whether such methods are to be pur-
sued without interference in the other South
ern State. The conduct of the Southern
members and doughfaces, when Mr.. Lords
resolution was sprung upon them, indicates
pretty clearly what the sentiment of the DEM
ocratic party at length is upon this subject
Every effort was being made to defeat the res
olution, when the circulation of secret letter
from Tilden suddenly changed the policy OF
the Confederates, and was voted to protect"
all votes under the 18th Amendment. Tilden
is too adroit leader to fail to perceive the
effect upon Northern sentiment of the present
drift of things and he hastens to set matters
right by forcing his followers to adopt high
sounding professions, utterly at variance with
their personal views. 1t costs nothing, and it
is part of the programme of shams by which
the crafty old-foI hopes to reach the Presi-
dency. 1t is too palpable to deceive thinking
persons to any dangerous extent Gin. Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
Repeating the Resumption
Clause

There is no longer room for dispute as to
what the Democratic party intends. For the
avowed purpose, as set forth in the brief let
ter of Governor Hendricks to an Indiana
member, of removing all doubt as to the true
meaning of the st. Lonis platform, bill has
been passed by the House, 81 Democratic
members voting and 81 being paired in its
favor, while only 25 voted against it. This
bill proposes to repeal ''the resumption-day
clause" of the act of 1875, :'said clause being
in the following Words"
And on and after the 1st day of January,
1879, the Secretary of the Treasury shall re-
deem in coin the United States legal-tender
notes then outstanding on their presentation
for redemption at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States in the city of
New York, in sums of not less than $50.
This is ingeniously styled ''the resumption
day clause" The intent of the party is to
pretend that the powers conferred by the
Resumption act, in order to prepare for re-
demption of United States notes, are not re.
pealed, but remain in full force rs originally
granted. The cheat intended is to make
hard-rnoney Democrats believe that the pro-
cess of preparing for resumption is not to be
interrupted, and that the only change is to be
in the date of resumption. We call this q
cheat, and justify that term by quoting the
entire act of 1875 as it will read with the ''re
sumption day clause" repealed and omitted:
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of dmer-
fca IN Congress Assem6led, That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized and re.
quired, as rapidly as practicable, to cause to
be coined at the mipts of the, United States,
silver Coins Of the dehominations 81 ID, rs,
and 90 cents, of standard value, end to issue
them in redemption Of an equal number and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-08-24
DIR. Sage,s Catarrh Remedy


Is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUM
BUG, got up to dupe the ignorant and
credulous, nor is it represented as be-
ing composed of rare and precious SUBJ
stances brought from the four corners
Of the earth, carried seven times across
the Great Desert of Sahara, ,on the backs
OF fourteen camels, and brought across
the Atlantic Ocean on two ships II
is a simple, mild, soothing remedy, a
perfect Specific for CATARRH and
COLD IN THE HEAD also for Offen-
sive Breath, Loss or Impairment of the
Sense of Smell, Taste or Hearing, Wa
terry or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
In the Head. when caused, as they all
not unfrequently are, by the violence
OF Catarrh.