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JOSIIi TAMBS, and
.WILMINGTON, N. C.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 1G, 1877.
V I JKIf S AN lip VIEWS.
The K'ussi.ins have 320 cannon in the
viVi-nity nf Plevna, freaticntly all in ac -
tive s"at,9Jffiomoar: -Jv; ''
At a recent personal interview with tne
rinrmin vitritt.un(L noicuiicui uiuuuu-
ced the 1'
tsslAy kAuelt AiW tWAmbas-
sador in reply spoke of Turkish atrocities.
The Sultan replied that if such were cum-
mittca il-teasHsP Sicrs tiguorant of
the GenaS. &a7criti6ri, -;Tuid that kicks
urn hail been taken to prevent their re-
currencc. wflauruwi un, . r
luctantiy into iuo ar . i-
muchW .my thchprrors . it had
mia&nu vjijv
A Boston woman is reported to have
had her dead black and tan uog lata out in
-a fiaerosewood coffin covered with flowers
and ornamljwUh-aTsUvcr plate bear-
ing its uame and .agc. Then she tried to get
it buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, if
but, bcin,g refuscdot, a physician to mate
out a burial certificate that "Leo Oilman
died of spinal meningitis," and, with the
assistance of a fashionable undertaker, had
the dog buried in Oanibnugo ocmetery,
the officers thiuking the body to be that
cf a Child. !
The French Free Masons have long
bccndednpdn tho question as to
whether a belief in "Tho Grand Architect
of the UnivcisoHhonld be a dogma of
their Order. At the recent Masonic Uon-
ventionin France, the second . clause of
the constsitution, which ran thus: "Free
ATashnrV Tin! ds to the i nrincinlc of the
" yj - i x i
existence ofJod and of tho immortality
of the soul," was altered by an immense
maioritv to "Frec Masonry holds to tho
i)rinciplflSraWoiute freedom of con-
science! Uli&l& itf .tho brotherhood of
mankind It excludes no one on account f
j. l i' n 11 I
of his belief.
The 6bservatoie, a journal published in
Home, declares in a recent issue that on
the proceeding evening its editor had
"thric6 fccr i'Ope -.Pins and kissed his
haud, and afterwards enjoyed his amiable J.
conversation up to a late hour." From
inis u woupiptsvriujivue reports oi
the PopjcplUn dissolution must
bj nfitrW lid . itf in bis eighty-sixth
year; however, aud life, always uncertain,
is particularly so in such a case. In this
conneotipn.t-Ui be borne in nuna tnat
a short1 frWe vinc&Dr. Pchgallo, one of the j0m u Thompson, of Ohio, Ser
physicians to' his -Holiness, was dismissed gcant-at-Arms : J. W; Polk; pf itis-
frrni flin srrvir! bv f'iirdinal Kiniconi for. I
M t v w . v w J . ; J
as it wrrs Tiiie.OTur-eriing pcopio ouimuu
the Vatican some particulars ahut the
condition of the Pope's health. Tlie state
ment 4jiaaiMt)entieeii inaile that it is the
purpose of tho j Vatican family. 'iu thO
event of the Pope's death, to keep it secret
inav be '-chosen before it is known to the
outside world. '
The Ne'Jturk bulletin speaks of the
ate persjntjdownward toridency ol gold
Lcwrfrfnlfo - ecccutrrc ' rnovemcut." It
as a
beheves that it is partly owing to the for-
wardiosoiltLa mw, cotton and graiu crops
wa,u,tiWYVJ 1 ' . ' . .
which causes the exchanges to. rule in fa
vor ot th United States. In addition,
however,! hdB0' ifavoiing commercial
movements, tbcre;lappeps to ho just now
a special , element at. work. The stock
speculators find it difficult, under the un
certainties that overhang the money mar
ket, to Wrqw. from tlic bauks upon the
vcrJJkfjJd amoiiht of stocks they arc hold
ing; and-they have, there fore, borrowed
from forign -baukers large amounts
of sixtyystbrHng bills, which, being
thrown upon thVmarkct depress the rates
of eicMatogbf ' These operations were oc
casional resorted to by operators to tide
'over the 'pressure of the fall money market
in jears-preceding' the panic; but since
1873 Vhey.naT been unknown, and the
fact of the revival shows how closely the
money nia'rkct is approaching its ante
panic condition.
It will' have been observed in the pro
ccediuss of thfe''piscopal General "0)11-
vA.a;n -tt u-lf th7t the Rev. Dr. Do
Korgn Kucccedpdj.aftcr.a spirited debatel
in securing the reference to a committee
of his proposition to change the legal title
f hrt Protestant Fnisconnl Church. It
is undcrsUiml tha the ' iarty represented
bv Dr. o Koven, who is an uncomprom
iainT"ilifTl Churchman, desire the name to
be "Ammbft'Ciifuch." Should the'eom
mittce report f.ivorably which -d-.s not
,nnMr at ah a,!j.lho. two lbm - i th-y
Convention asscntto the ch in- v. hk h
is still less likelyall the Diocesan Con-veiitiopsi'forty-nvc
iu nuniber, will have
ti vote upon the action, and a majority of
tbiwli vote anirmativeiy
before-theTcBango' can beeffected. The
-.f onuositiou is being mauir
fested'to1 the movement,1 and : the pre
all ' are that a ' large majority of
Aniencau Episcopalians Vicfer the iflrcs-
nt-tWW"fW tiUo 10 Uieir cuurcu
m - -n cjrn a mr 17 A TTO
Indications all point to the feet that the
otate J? air woicn opens in
will be the most successful thing of the
kind ever known in the annnalsf cfj this
State, f he exhibition promisci to be a
superb ouc, and the streets of Itaieigh
will be thronged and its hotels and board
ing houses crowded, during the next four
days, with an assemblage larger, perhaps,
than: the Oak City has ever known beTorei
Every part-of thtrState will be represent-
ana thcre will throngs of-vUitora
from - all of the .adjoining ptalps j vine
success of the exhibition ia alreadjr aisurea
ami utooie.uuw ouiv a nam u uv.
r.
THE SOUTH ATIAWTIt;,
We have receired froni the' publisher,
Mrj. Cicero AV. Harms, copies -of the
first number of her new magazine, : the
South Atlantic, and must congratulate her
upon the auspicious inauguration of '"her
.tfnrlml it. I .'Imm: with
j, of Q0 ordinary nature. The
of coQtentg pre8ented , ia a rery
attrrctive one, Capt. Maffitt sires us the
firsjt par t of a TCry interesting ' hiosrapni-
cal sketcn 0f lbe iate Admiral Semmes,
the galiant Bpirjt which has so recently
passed away from all worldly strife ;
prc - g - 1(jeilt jjattse writes of the - Unirersity
tho state, a-paper which wjl
bo read Mth iQterest eTery where;
paui H Hayne, the "Southern Laureate'.!
haa a ghort but charmiDg anu gUggestire
pocm) an(j tnere j8 a happy little poem
once written by John H. Boner, a native
(wc Leiieve) of Salem, in this State, but,
in our humble opinion, crude though
his verses were, one of the best poets in
the : Southland, although his hand is now
palsied forever in death. There is also a
very caustic, yet cicTcr critique upon
"Lowell s Larlier roems," wmcn ccriamiy
does not do that gentleman any injustice
and the first part of what prominses to be
a vcrv charminc serial story. The edito-
. . j
rial department also presents some very
pleasant papers.
The mechanical part of the publication
is worthy of commendation. The maga-
zinc is from the presses ot Jvicssrs. uacis.
son & Bell, of this city, and the printing
1 1 ' ! MAn4- n(t.niflv ortrl illlffl
ble.
CONGRESS INSESSION.
The organization of the new Congress
was made yesterday ,land that body wil
proceed vigorously to work to-day. Mr
Randall -was formally re-elected Speaker
0f the House, Mr. Uarneia naTing oeeu
nominated by the Republicans. The vote
stooa i for Randall and 132 for Uar
field. The other officers of the House, all
0f whom arc Democrats, are as follows
George Al. Atlams, ot KentucKy, vior ,
enmi llrTinrlrpp'np.T .Tas.'M. Stewart, of
UUIU I , a..w , w T " ' ' .
u triuia. rostaaster ; ana JtveY. xt vuuu
L'oin, of Maryland, ChaplaiD
Mr. Randall on assuming the Chair
Gentlemen of the Houso of Represent
lives Klcvated for the second time by
a irrateful heart. I shall endeavor,', with
even temper and rigid firmness, to per
torm the duties of the office and respond
adequately to the coufidence'placedinme,
by conforming my action to the clearly
expressed will of the House; yet, fully re-
a'.izing the delicacy and difficulty ol-tne
position, 1 solicit your auvice anu.
,nr(. fofiiin!? sure of Your forbearance arid
indulgence. -
We meet under circumstances imperi-ous-1)
demanding that all considerations
of class, section and party shall be subor
dinated to the loftier and more patriotic
f doini: what is best for the whole
c -
country and all its people. Since the
adjournment an Administration has been
iuducted into office which is obeyed as the
actual frovcrnment. regardless ot the grave
rvint rhieb marked its Virth. and this
House, animated .by a spirit of due
patriotism, desiring first the public tran
quility under the law, will frankly apr
prove any sincere and permanent policy
looking to cornnlete pacification- and the
advancement of all constitutional metf ods
of the general public welfare, and it should
be your sacred duty to provide legislation
wliirH will rnnder imnossible a repetition
of the wronns which have occurred and of
the dangers which threaten us. .
I assure yon I will take no step back
ward in the work of retrenchment and
reform so auspiciously begun by the : last
liouse. Under a mature and definite
plan of reduction ot tho expenses , of the
jrovcrnmcnt, to have an honest adminis
tration it should bo frugal . Never be
fore was it- mere urgent than how
With general financial distress and labor
repressed,' when the iron rule ot'hard ne-
! ni'nrir VirMC in Vrt lin1
extravagance on the part of the people'
servants would bean unpardonable crime.
It is partly because this wholesome policy
was faithfully carried ont, that I am per
mitted to sreak from this place.
Tnvokiiiji for our deliberations that tol
erance '-f opinion which Bccures harmono
oiu ;u ii -. . that right and clear judgment,
whi. iv j.ijnlk-s legislation," and that mu
tual tonlUience and respect will subsist
between the House and its presiding
ofhetrs, I am now read j to take the oath
provided bylaw. r, r,k-lr fC A
A buiidinj; has been erected near Biig
ham Young's grave for the shelter of a
party of men who keep a continual guard
Kil Atrr nrtA T?r1ifc ' ' '
, f 1 .' m 1 1 m i 1 i ' -ft - t i
Excavations for the tunnel under ll
chauuel between Franco and England hare
already been begun on tho French eiqc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA OUT OF CON
GRESS; . 'f
eryriveunS3Bhf Carol Ja will turn
. 9 . -1 ... 3 m
savs
it rtatsVith'fliosyb-
jOQ!e, enth judging
b'f the election returns and qualifications
of its members, to decide whether ibis
State shall ha?e any representation in the
raw .
Senate and aifdll aadrcotopfcte ,uepre-
sentation in the liouse. .
bv the General AsscmJblyJn .whose rrcs-
ence the election of .Governor Hampton
was declarei, incre is no nucsuon iz
he was. and is. thcjchoice of a ' maiorifvef
bthjbranQhcsrpthc State .Legislatu'r'c:
The Iclaims of his competitor are not
worthy of a moment's serious considcra
tiobJ Of what use is it to gend Gen. But
ler back to South Carolina for the' enthu
siastic re-election that Would 1 a wait hi m?
One thing wc have a fight 'to 'insist on
and it is that the Sen ate "shall make its de
cision, quickly 1 . Procrasy uatibri and post-
poneraent will oe a denial oi rcprcsenia
tion in the Senate to South Carolina. IiC
the Senate jact at encei
' Irl the House of Representatives Messrs
O'Connor, Tilmau and Itichdrdsou pro
test the election and contest the scats o
Cain, Smalls and Ramcy. They wn
show that they received a majority of the
legal rotes cast at the - election,
ma
ma
the apparent majorities, of Jheir opponents
are due to violence and fraud. It Messrs
O'Connor, Tilmah and Rrcaardsoti Wcre'not
elected, there, was no y4al..eicc,u.on:iiiM'
districts; Where there is any sfrwui
Annht hk ta Hho nonular verdict, it is ffifc
. , , . . , ,
to remit the whole question to the - people
for their decision. 'As we saiiVjih regarc
to Senator Butler, an tjarly determination
of the protests' and contests - is both desir-
rdio ana neceaaary .
r (Charlotte Observer.!
Interesting Law Case
A singular and interesting case was dis
posed of in the Inferior Court yesterday
Two day ago,' a deaf and dumb negro
known as Christopher, was arraigned be
fore the court on a charge t)f assault with
a deadly weapon.' His counsel' submitted
that, being afflicted by a visitation of Prov
idence, he was not responsible." 5 An ex
amination, of previous deqfsions rcVlp
the fact that there had bedn phly 6nc Site).
ilar case before the cou'rt's'of Nortli 'Carc
linatowit: the State vs ; Harris, invwhich
ehe Supreme Court, following th$ nsHge
of tho English court's, dircctcl atilal on
"the preliminary question?- Accordingly,
When tte counsel made tne , auovc . men
'tionect 'objection, the' court vbi;dered; a trial
to determine this question. - A jtiry was
impanelled, , and Capt H D'tob acting
as interpreter, the' case was-1 in'yc'stigated.
The '.fury rendered a 'verdict of F'ahity, and
the; regular triar on the Din onuuicuiran
was proceeded with, resulting i if 'the con
viction of Christopher," who'wvs subse
quently sentenced to two years Laid ia-
bdr. . V
Shuttinjr Outthe.Enemv. .
It is better to shutout the enemy, lj:ca..e.
than to battle with him after lie Las .entered
the fortress of the body. Therefore, if health
Is endangered by hurtful influences, such as
a malarious atmosphere, unhealthy occupa
tions, sedentary pursuits', and 'those which
necessitate undii3 physWl or mental '-strain
or exposure In rough weatlier.dt is the iirt
of wisdom to prptect It by the use ofa relia
ble pretentive article sold, advertiFod
or prescribed is so avU adapted for this pur
pose, as i UostetUr's- .Stomach Bitters, an
agreeable and efficacious tonic, recoinmcnd
edbr physicians; as, a. medicinal stimiilant.
and corrective,' botanic in, its . derivation,
and having for its 'spirituous l)asisold rye of
the purest quality,, w hich preserves in an
undeteri'oratln'A; form' th6 potjent vegetable
juices and extracts combined with it. Forti
fied with this behign preventive, tne system
may bid Ucnauce to uisease, no. imuier now
unfavorable the coViditioni3. 1 i '
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N AND' AFTER MONDAY NEXT -the
STREET CARS will Commence running, at
4 o'clock in the morning, and run every 15
minuter, each why from the Market 'House,
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until 6.30 o'clock, except Saturday?, when
'i : '" '
they will ran - anti! 10.30 b'cfocK
: The Cars will alternate tetween tbc'CcinC'?
Ury and Brooklyn."
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i There will be k Car to the Cemetery every
30 minute?, a'soone to liiooklya eery -0
mifciites. ! ' '
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Thtre.Will be a siga on the f e.ar of the Car
just over the dash board, degTnatisg which
pUcc the Car Is, going either Brooklyn or
theucmetery. , .- . : , ; .
Persona wishing to take the cars oh';clther
of the three Railroad; . will find the Street
pars the cheapest and inoat comfm table, way
of reaching them. , Person arriving . in the
citr Will alwaysfind a car at the upper end
of iProat street near Union Depot, wbkb will
take them to any of the Hotels for 5 cents, or
to any other part of the Street Car Line.
Price from Castle and Sixtfi street?, to the
Cemetery or HUtonf pnly. 5 cents for very
near the three miles of rotd, and return for
5 cents. The very cheapest fare in the United
SpSna -M W4&4 KftpfM'Vtfr c-Ii-
reuce on the part of the drivers to iho Super-
"at 21'." -1 -UyJ 1 " Superintendent.
h I -fjlfttS ktid OlaSsfes:
T
EST, LSrOUTMETj EVEK
oCered ia thlar city5 atlpricls raninff from 25
cintilosio. r:,i,,
! Call and examinefor j oursel yes. , ,
1 june 1 : . J. IL AliLEV.
with anxious merest tattrabenate md
Housa ij RepreseLtati xjf at! jWashinion,
tnJ UnariesE n M 3 c4 votiner, icr
Stoamship Lines, &c.
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
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! The Steamer
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: CAPT. OLiVFIi; ".
WILL SAIL FROM BALTIMORE ON
Wednesday,t Oct. 17.
. To be followed by the
X
J. FOLEY,
CAPT. PRICE,
Saturday, Oct, 20.
JSQ" tiliii i era can rely upon the prompt
sailing" .f steamers aa advertised.
2hrouh Bills of liadin? gen
to and from Philadelphia, and "Prompt
Dispatch guaranteed.
' For Freight Engagements apply to
A. Z. CAZAUZ, Agent,
Wilmington, W. C.
L. S. T3ELDE?T, Soliciting Agent; '
1 -- ; ' REUBEN FOSTER; - General Agent
CMrndrLea and Light Streets, Baltimore;
"oCt 1G . t ;: .
LYDE'S,
AND
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W i f in i Rgton , fti , C,,
teamship Linfe,
iThe Steamer
E FACTOR,
i CAPT. JONES, ' ;
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON
SATURDAY, OCT. 20.
.''PFCrs can rely Upon the'prompt
sannig of Steamers as advertised,
lor Lrcight Engagements apply to
A. B. CAZAXXX. Agent,
Wilmington, W. C.
L. S. BELDEN,iSolicitIag. Agent. ; ;
WiJ..r. CLYDE & CO. General Agents,
6 Bo wih
urcen, or rier 13, N. K., Wew
York
i ' oct 16
OEothinar and Hats
Renovated.
I I AYINU COMMENCED the business of
JL L dying cleansing and pressing all kinds
of ' Clothing and Hatd, I would solicit ' the
patronage of the public in general.
Cl.'arges moderate and satisfaction guaranteed.''-
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Ahjo, Old Clothing and Hats exchanged
for work. C. P. KEMSEN,
Practical Hatter and Djer,
" au -17 Cuvrie Row Second St
on ce-
T
UE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THE
SOLE risht to sell the SEWING MA
CHINES manufactured by the SINGER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, in the
County of New Hanover, begs ta inform the
public that hfr is prepared to offer EXTRA
INDUCEMENTS to those wishing to buy
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. i
f Needles, Oil, and Attachments, of all kinds,
always on hand.
Machines Repaired. Charges reasonable.
Mr. Robert C. Dudley is authorized to
make collections and receipt for the samel
JOHN L. DUDLEY,
Second Street, near Post Office.-,
' Mine-. Demorest's Fall and Winter Patterns
have arrived. Send for Catalogue.
" oct 9 x . . .
Iew Design.
.N INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirely
new desiTis has ju5t been received and are
being gold at extremc-Iv low figures; also a
fine aortment of LADIES WATCHES,
SEAL and PLAIN GOLD RINGS and
LADIES' ami GENTLEMEN'S C BAINS.
vrork left with me will be neatly exe
cuted. All 1 ask of the' Public is to give me
atrial. . J. H. ALLEN.
feb27 fWatch maker and Jeweller
The Centennial
JS THE COOLEST SALOON" IN THE city,
. and continues to' furnish forth refreshing
'drinks, line cigars and turtle, clam or, yege
table' soap every day. Come, ye hungry and
eat formotbiEg"andlye thirsty and drink
for a.cocsidtration. .
jjune
Prop rie tr.
Painting.
HERE 'f 6 CXN'GEVirdURPaint-
in done with dispatch, ..neatness and
at rcasocablvf rates is at. ,
a C. PARKER'S rALXT:nopf M
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
cess street HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN
Painting done and . satisfaction guaranteed.
Great care is given to small job?. ' 1 f'
may. 16 ..
York
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Miscellaneous.
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AIRES DISEASES OF THE.
rHROAT.lUNQS.HVER & BLOOD.
In the 'wonderful mediclr.e to "which the alllict
d aro above diroctod for relief, the discoverer
believes he haa combined in harmony more of
Nature's sovereign curative properties, which
God has Instilled into the vegetablo kingdom
for healing the sick, than were ever before com
bined in one medicine. The evidence of this fact
is found in the great variety of most obstinate
diseases which it has been found to conquer. In
the cure of Bronchitis, Severe- Coua;hS
and tlie earlv Etasres of Consumption, it haa
astonished the medical faculty, and eminent
rnrsiciang pronounce n. iuo K'eiiieM iuvuiou
iliacoverv of t
lidcoverr of tue ago. v nue u cures tno sever
est Coughs, it strengthens the system and purl-
ties the blood, iiy its great ana tnorougn
Llood-miriftintf properties, it cures all Hn
mors from the worst Scrof nla to a common
Dlotcb. Pimple or rnpt!on. Mercurial
disease, Mineral Poisons, nnl their effects, are
eradicated, and vigorous health and a sound
constitution established. l'ryslpela SalU
rheum Fovor Sorce, Scaly or Hough
Skin in shQi t,.all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful,
purifyiwj, and invigorating medicine,
11 you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal
low color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
taco or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste in tnoutb, internal heat or chills alter
nated with hot flushes, low spirits, and gloomy
foTP.hodinirft. irretrular appetite, and tontruo
coated, vou are sutferingfrom Torpid I4ver.
or " Ilillousaoss.'' In many cases of
Ilver Complaint" only part of these
nvmntoms are experienced. As a remedy for
all such cases. Dr. rierce'8 GoUlen Medical Dis
covery has no equal, as it effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT $1 PER BOTTLE.
Trcpared by R. V. PIEItCE, in. D. Solo
Proprietor, at the "Wohld's Dispensary,
Jiuflralo, r. V.
This Cut Illustrates tho Manner of Using
; . j Dlt. PIERCE'S -fV
Fountain Nasal Injoctor,
This instrument is especially designed lor tho
perfect application of -
, SB. SAGS1 S O'ATASEH SEIOSDT;
It i? the only form of instrument yet invented
With which flnid medicine can bo carried high
up and perfectly applied to all parts of the affect
ed nasal passagics, and tho chambers or cavities
communicating therewith, in which pores and
ulcers frequently exist, and from which tho ca
tarrhal discharge generally proceeds. The want
of 6uccess in treating Catarrh heretofore haa
arisen largely from the impossibility of applying
remedies to theso cavities and chambers by any
of the ordinary methods. This obstacle in tho
way of effecting cures is entirely overcome by
the invention of the Douche. It3 use is pleasant
and so Bimple that a child can understand it.
Full and explicit directions accompany
each instrument When used with thi3 instru
ment, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures recent
attacKs or tjoia iii me
Head" by a few applications.
' SYITIPTO HIS Frequent
headache, discharge falling into throat some
times profuse, watery, thick mucus, purulent,
offensive, etc In others, a dryness, dry, watery,
weak, or inflamed eyes, stepping up, or obstruc
tion, ot nasal passages, ringing in cars, deaf
ness, hawking and coughing to clear throat,
ulcerations, scabs from ulcere, voice altered.
nasal twang, Afiansive breath, impaired or total
deprivation of sense of fujc-11 2Jid tasf.7 dizzi
ness, mental depression, loss of appetite, indir
S2stion, enlarged tonsil, tickling conn, etc.'
nly a few of these symptoms arc likeiy to be
present in any case at one time.
' Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, when need
with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche and ac
companied with the constitutional treatment
.Which is rommendcd in the pamphlet that
wraps each bottle of tbo ilsnxdy, is a perfect
specific for this loathsome diseasfc It is nuld and
Sileasant to use, containing no strong or caustic
rugs or poisons. The Catarrh Kcmedy is sold at
SO cents, Douche at 60 cents, by all Druggists.
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Happy Kllicm to iouNu
from the effects of Errors and
Abuses in earl life. Man
hood Restored. Impediments
to Marriage rcmovedV New
method of treatment. . New
a&4 rznrkable remedies.
Books and circulars n free
in eealed envelopes. Address
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