Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-26
FLEE FOR YOUR LIFEl DEATH IS ON
 YOUR TRACK
NECESSITY WANTS HELP, THEREFORE TAKE THE PRoFFERED HAND THAT IS Ex- TENDED TO SNATCH YOU FROM
 A PREMATURE


 GRAVE.
 Consider how intricate the structure of the human system, how multiform the disorders to which it is liable mediate for an instant on single infirmity-Nasal Catarrh. This is the most prevalent of ailments and, there fore, like
 ''Vice is monster of so frightful mein
 As to be hated; needs but to be seen;
 Yet seen too oft. familiar with her face
 We first endure, then pity, then embrace" :"
 Nasal Catarrh is more appalling than devas- tating wars, wasting famine or sweeping flood. Hark! Methinks bell is knelling at a funeral.
 Yes, the knell is mournfully sounding; I see the hearse, the coffin, the shroud, the mattock, the grave; and the cypress and weeping willows waiting and holding their tasselly foliage as the blighted flower is laid beneath the dark and gloomy shadows.
 Softly ring and dolefully toll the chimes: Nasal CatarTh is unceasingly ushering throngs of the fairest and brightest-the dar- lings of your hearts and homes-to untimely, windowless inns.
 Thus the round of bereavement and sad ness continues as the years come and go, and of the past. Yea, at the shrine of Coryza the pail and bier hold high carnival.
 Up and down the avenues of human society black crape is streaming from almost every doorknob, hung there by Nasal Catarrh, which stalks abroad to laugh at your tears and mock at your calamities.
 The untold millions that people the cerne- teries, are annually augmented by mn1titudes of loved ones, inundated on the prescription counter of popular professional ignorance Alasl if women and men only knew before I,o,, IA much wiser their deeds might be-
 All that is disgusting in life or revolting in death is thine-Nasal Catarrh. Though this charge may seem severe, yet truth is never abuse.
 You, the victim of this dire disease-you who are now struggling in it's toils-I want you to know that as surely as the thunder succeeds the lightning's Hash, at every respi- ration you are drawing it's polluted shafts deeper into your most vital organs.
 The cause of Nasal Catarrh is myriads of inspisated sordes, which destroy the delicate ly formed mucous membranes lining the nos- trils of every man and woman foolish enough to make no effort for their removal The cause is hidden, but the effect is notorious In the early dawn of an October morning 1869, the heroic, salutary and superb SovER- EIGN, came from the grand crucible of sci ence, to rout the insidious Sordes, which hold you in catarrhal servitude. The cause being removed, the effect ceases.
 I know not what discoveries may lead this globe to glory; but do know that from the infinite sea, no process of terminating the dying olfactory nerves, or removing the Sordes, will ever strike this bank and shoal, superior to the SOVEREIGN.
 It waves aloft the banner of victory in half hours engagement with Nasal Catarrh, and choirs of glad voices sing thanksgiving songs for its having kissed the roses of health back to their pallid cheeks.
 Why is Nasal Catarrh so destructivea From catarrh of the frontal sinuses results sore throat, from which arises bronchial affsc- tion, which in turn produc ces asthma or con- sumption. Ont what g woe begone array of loathsome ills, none of which can or ever did exist in a nose in which the sordes have not anchored.
 Before Nasal Catarrh's ghastly sequences reflect themselves in your toilet mirror take the reprieve which betide from the SovER- EIGN's normal court of mercy Negligence (that is, want of watchfulness) makes the thief.
 Physicians are welcome to call and witness the SOVEREIGN purify. the unwholesome nasal cavities, which takes only thirty min utes.
 Under the eternal dome, inlaid with suns and moons, solemnly declare that Fam the only man on earth possessing the 'sSovER- EIGN."
 R. PELHAM DEWEY, M. D., Ph. D.,
 S28 Chapel street, Room IA.