The daily gazette., 1878-03-26
Skepticisml.


Nowadays people doubt nearly every
thing. They forget that the known facts
or to-day constituted the knotty problems
of hypothesis but few years since. Un-
successful practitioners of medicine quote
the doubts and uncertainties experienced
ny Sir Ashley Cooper, who lived not long
after Harvey discovered the circulation
of the blood, as evidence that but little is
known of medicine aside from conjec-
ture. entirely ignoring the fact that their
competltors are daily healing diseases
which Cooper thought incurable. Is not
such ignorance criminal? Catarrh. the
most common and most incurable of all
chronic diseases, readily yields to the
healing and soothing properties of DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy when used with.
DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche. If the case
be complicated the bio I'D must he enrich
ed and purified by DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery. No remedy vet
known equals the Discovery in perman-
emily curing affections of the lungs.
hver, blood and skin. If afflicted with
constipation try DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pnrgative Pellets. They are sure cure.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in late adj
dress. speaking of our progress, said,
ITO those of my generation this modern
world, which most of you take as mat
Ter or course. is perpetual source of
wonder, standing miracle. Science
and art have so changed the aspect of
every day life that one of a certain age
might well believe himself on another
planet or in another stage of existence"
NO longer does the sedentary man or the
delicate woman suffer from torpid liver.
constipation or drastic medicine. Science
has demonstrated that the concentrated
extracts are more potent and reliable
tAan the huge doses resorted to by our
forefatherS, hence the great sale and
popularity of DIR. Piercc's Pleasant Par-
gative Pellets, which are scarcely larger
than mustard seeds, yet, are safe and Ger
tain as cathartic Alternative and anti.
bilious remedy,
The following names are a few of the
many who have been cured by using the
Pellets, to whom the doctor refers
Chas w. Struble, Wauseon, Ohio;
David Thompson, Mounfort, Wis; Mrs.
n. NJ. Hastings, Troy, N. Y; L. T, Mac,
pilot Point, Oregon, VIM. r Bott, Hyde
Park, Pa; Caleb Cowing, Eddytowu, N.
T.; A. d. Brown, Lisle. n. Y; l. Fogg,
Stlllwell, Ills; Thos. w. Landon, Fair
mount, Md. dit
House Entered.
Yesterday morning about o'clock the
residence of Jacob S. Weldin, at the
vi hci VI A'ShClitil mig SlEttIS, wills
entered by burglar. The thief gained
an entrance by prying open the shutters
OF one of the windows on Seventh street.
After he gained an entrance it appears
that he went up stairs, and entered the
sleeping room occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldin. The presence of the thief was
discovered by Mrs, Weldin, who was
awakened by the oppressive air of the
room as though some one was or had
been burning sulphur matches. She call
ed TO her husband, and as she did so
heard some one rushing down stairs. An
investigation followed, and Mr.. Weldin,
upon examining the pockets of his pants
found that his pocket book was missing.
1t contained about 500 in money checks
and notes. The robber also took gold
pm belonging to their son.
Personal.
MIR. Harry Enoch, proprietor of
tnoch's Seventh street varieties in Phila-
lelphia, was in this city yesterday after
1oon, and recognized the articles that
we're found with the New Castle skeleton,
Is belonging to the young man who was
ost while OH pleasure trip last June.
Mr. Billy Wright who was with the par
y at the time, e,also recognized the articles.
Mr. G. X. Jarman, of the house of
Velch & Jarman, wholesale grocers and |
,on mission merchants No. 60 South !
treet, BALTIMORE, was in this city yester-
lay, and received large number of
riders for his firm. Mr.. Jarman is one
# the most successful salesman on the
Dad.
Ashore South of Cape Henry.
WASHINGTON March 25.-The Aus
rian barkentine Nipoli Fiume, of 42S
ons register In ballast, Eng, to Balti-
more, went ashore this morning at
hree O'Clock, twenty-six miles south
# Cape Henry. Capt F. Durmich
nd nine seamen. All well.
WAsHiNeToN, March 25.-Signal Ser
ice otGTon at Lewes, Delaware. reports
the Chief Signal Officer at S.15 IN.
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