a falso
others'
stop
com-
Brertk-U'-Day Tonic.
When there aro no storms, every
body is a good mariner.
To many tho full rahto of happi
ness is not realized without a showy
setting.
Somo men aro a good deal liko tho
beer they drink all froth and no sub
stance. It is cotumcndablo to work for some
thing, but better to bo honest when
you have won.
Often is the result of
more to be endured than
me tits upon it.
Good principles aro tenacious, and
tenacity in tho right direction makes
good principles.
Most people aro charitable- as far as
sympathy goes, but low nave tlio Kinu
mat costs money.
Jealousv strikes at others and
wounds itself, which shows that jeal
ousy is near-sighted.
More than one man has, astrido of
his hobby, paraded it up and down,
only to return on toot.
To swear will not help on your
plans. Swearing may convince you,
but it never will others.
1 have always preferred to givo frco
advice rather than boarding and lodg
ing at the same tariff rata
Nothing is so easy as detecting in
vour friends tho faults that vou aro
most familiar with yoursolf.
I despise egotism, and yet a limited
amount of conlidenco in one's self
lends conlidenco in self to others.
People who cultivato a view of
thought best adapted to make thorn
miserable generally succeed
Most people aro good theorists, but
fow protit by theory, and they aro tho
ones who reuueo ineory to practice
It seems to bo a sort of soothing
syrup with many to lay their ill luck
to circumstance "over which 'wo'
havo no control."
Experience is tho lot of all, and is
our best instructor, uowover, uut
fow aro willinj; to bo taught, and a
lariro maioritv tiro trvincr to beat ex
perience.
Tho safest rule that I know of is to
bo faithful at present work, so that
when accomplished tho result of past
etlorts will guarauteo us, wnen louuu,
for better things.
All tho recorded truths, all tho
timolv warnings in tho world, coupled
with good counsel, will not dotor somo
from folly so ell'ectually as onco real
izing its real and evil oll'ects.
To allow others as much credit for
intetrritv as thev claim is good doc
trine, but to givo them a thirty days'
trial bofort vou turn vour busiuess
over to them is better sense.
Jt is better to havo a harp with ono
string, and know how to produco upon
it its fullest note, than ono with a
thousand strings whoso only echo that
follows the touch is a discordant one.
The worst kind of lies aro those
which have a semblance of truth about
them, and tho worst kind of liars aro
those who rcduco the practico to
scienco, and render it moro plausible
than the truth.
No doubt nianv of us would bo stir
prised to learn that out of all the good
and ovil spoken 01 us mat me goou
exceed tho evil words, yet 1 believe
thoy do. Humanity doesu t get sui
iicient credit for benevolence.
In order to get assistanco from
others in this world it is best to tip
pear sutisiieil with what little thoy dc
for you, oven if you aro not. Show
your appreciation for small helps and
you stimulate thorn to do more.
I do not beliovo there aro any peo
ple in heaven who never committed an
error but lived perfect lives here on
earth. If I reach there and lind my
self mistaken 1 shall ask to return,
oven with harps going and angola
singing.
Any man who begins lifo honestly
merits respect; ho who remains honest
is a in tin of a thousand and tho man
who can leave this world with tho re
spect for his honesty unchanged is
justly crowned with voueratiou. Chi
catjo' "Ledger.
A Remarkable Accident.
A pacific coast paper records tho
following remarkable accident; "On
Saturday, tho 18th inst., a 250 pound
fragment of a stump that was blown
on "of tho ground with giant powder,
near Tacoma, V. T., ilow past Mr.
F. Frazior, who was witnessing tho
process from a standpoint -120 feet
away. It struck tho ground closo by
him, just grazing him, yot so gract
was its force that it tore his clothes
from his body, ront his boots so that
his foot were" left bare, crushing tho
bones of both feet. Mr. Fra-zior, who
is GO years of ago, was completely par
alyzod by tho blow, and was insensible
for twonty minutes. With tho excep
tion of boing partially crippled in his
feet, ho will sudor no serious incou
voniouco from tho accidont,"
A 15ig Bakery.
A monster bakery is about to be
erected in Moscow, which, it is stated,
when in working order, will reduce
tho presont prico of broad in that citv
by something liko 25 por cent. Thfa
enterprise is in tho hands of a company
disposing ot a capital of -100,000
roubles, raised in shares of 1,000
roubles each. Tho cost of building
tho necessary promises, together with
tho requisite steam appliances for tho
company, is estimated at 250,000 rou
bles. Tho quantity of bread to bo
baked daily is sot down at 05,000
kilos. Rvo as well as wheaton broad
will bo baked and daily dispatchod to
forty. dilforont commodious shops in
tho city to bo sold. Tho who'o of this
vast mass of bread is to bo baked in
five, separato ovens.
Nigh Unto Death.
And yot thoro aro somo peoplo whom
tho graveyard impresses, i heard a
tot telling a story to an older catnpan
Ion that soomed.'on tho face of things,
to bo improbable.
"Are you suro that is tho truth?"
asked tho companion.
"Yes, indeed," with an injured air.
"You don't think I'd toll a lie in
n cemotery, do you ?" Pittsburgh
Chronicle
(X AVomlcrrtil Clock.
A clock manufacturing firm in Calcutta,
i India, havo lately completed n very in
' perilous tinie-picco in tho shape ot an eight
day clock, which strikes the hours on a
j large, lull-toned gonsi nnd chimes the quar
ters on eight bells. In connection with the
' clock there is a perpetual calendar which
gives tho correct days ot all the various
months, including tho twenty-nino days ol
February in tho leap year.
There is also a military procession worked
by tho clock, representing various branches
ot tho British nrmy, consisting of artillery,
cavalry and infantry, and tho staff in re
view order. There is also a sentry on duty
who salutes a drummer, who beats tho
drum, and bugler who raised his buglo to
Ids mouth every few minutes. All of these
figures aro arranged nt the top of tho dial.
There is also a musical instrument, which
plays whilo tho procession is marching in
review.
Near tho bottom ot the clock is placed a
military band which is concealed by a cur
tain, and which is raised every hour when
tho music is playing and tho procession
moving, and falls again immediately after
the clock has struck, and remains drawn
until tho next hour.
Tho case, made of chonized mahogany, is
about sis feet high, threo feet six inches
wide, nnd two feet six inches deep, highly
ornamented with brass trimmings. The
circles on tho dial to bIiow minutes, hours,
days of tho mouth, etc., nro engraved and
silvered. Tho center and sides of the dial
aro richly enameled. At tho sides ot tho
cttso aro massive brass ornamental handles
nnd ornamental fretwork.
Many sink into an early gravo by not
giving immediate) attention to a slight
cough, which could havo been stopped in
timo by u 135-cent bottle ot Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup.
I'nck tlic Lillian With Air.
Deep breathing and holding of the breath
is an item of importance. Persons of weak
vitality find an uninterrupted succession
of deep and rapid respiration so distressing
that they nro discouraged from persevering
in the exercise. Lot such persons take into
tho lungs ns much air as they can at n
breath and hold it ns long as they can, nnd
they will find a grateful sense of relief in tho
whole abdominal region. Practico will in
creaso ability to hold tho breath and tho
capacity ot tho lungs. After a timo the art
may bo learned of packing tho lungs. This
is dono by taking and holding tho long
breath and then forcing more air down the
trachro by swallows of air. Tho operation
may bo described by that of a fish's mouth
in water. To thoso who have never learned
it will bo surprising to what extent tho
lungs may bo packed. Caution at first is
needful, but later practice will warrant
largo uso of the treatment. Tho wholo
thoracic and abdominal cavities will re
ceive immediate benefit, nnd conlinunnco
nnd tomperauco in enting, good air and
right exercise, will bring welcomo improve
ment. Herald of Health.
Tciiiij'muii'm ".liny (liiccn."
Who knows but if tho beautiful girl who
died so young had boon blessed with Dr.
Picrco's "Favorito Prescription" slio might
havo reigned on many another bright May
day. Tho "Favorito Prescription" is a cer
tain euro for nil thoso disordors to which
females aro liable.
to tho
Printers aro tho galley-slaves
bargo of progress.
It Should bo Generally Known
that tho multitucU of diseases of a scroful
ous nnturo generally proceed from a torpid
condition of tho liver. Tho blood becomes
impuro because tho liver docs not act prop
erly and work off tho poison from tho sys
tem, and tho certain results aro blotches,
pimples, eruptions, swellings, tumors,
ulcers, and kindred affections, or settling
upon tho lungs and poisoning their delicate
tissues, until ulceration, breaking down,
nnd consumption is established. Dr.
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" will,
by acting upon tho liver and purifying tho
blood, euro all theso diseases.
Small, neat designs in carpets, show tho
highest tasto.
Don't hawk, and blow, nnd spit, but uso
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Komedy.
Truo friendship can only proceed from
perfect friendship.
To crndicato dandruff, nnd keen tho scalp
moist nnd clean, uso Hall's Hair Itenower.
Tho lives of many children havo been
saved by tho timely uso of Ayer's Cherry
1'ectorai.
Krupp, tho Essen gun manufacturer.
owns 547 iron oro mines in Germany.
BUY SALZER'S (UCro..e,WU.) SEEDS. Cml.Frt.
Military rule Saluto all officers accord
ing to rank.
How IHniiy lizs ?
Tho number of eggs a hen will lay depends
much on tho enro and food given. If you
do not beliovo it glnuco over tho follow ing
condensed by tho Cincinnati Commercial
from reliable statistics showing the aver
ago number of eggs a hen will lay yearly:
Maine, SO eggs to each hen; Massachusetts,
SG; Connecticut, S5; New Hampshire, SI;
lthodo Island, 7C; Vermont, 00; Pennsyl
vania, 02; Indiana, 00; Ohio, 57; Tennes
see, f5; Kentucky, 512; Iown, 51; Illinois,
12; North Carolina, 12; South Carolina, 37;
Louisiana, DO.
Awake Americans nnd leave nil meaner
things
To low ambition and tho prido of king;
Don't sigh with pains or burns or acci
dent, But uso Salvation Oil the greatest liniment.
Bilious, Intkiimitikxt and Rkmittiint
FuVKtts, to which peoplo who live near
fresh water, during tho warm and dry sea
sons, nre particularly subject, aro largely
caused by a torpor ot tho digestive organs
and a cloggling up of tho liver. To correct
theso vital organs, restore energy, and tire
vent these diseases, use Dit. Walkeu'b Cal-
IKOIINIA VlNUOAU BlTTUHS.
Mr. Cloveland wrote 150 veto messages
while governor of Now York.
FARMKKS AXI) STOCKMKN.
Tho only rttueilj that cures palls, cuts nnd
wounds on hores nnd rattle, ami nh ays grows
the hair In Its original color, Is Veterinary Car
bollsulio. 60 cvut and SI (O, at Pruirgtsts or by
mall. Colo Co., biack KWer Falls, Wis.
When two dogs meat, then comes tho
bono of contention, as you might Bay.
For Cuts, Galls, Old Soros, Scratch
es, Thrush, otc, uso Stowart'a Hoal
Ing Powder, 15 and 50 cents a box.
Queen Victoria's personal household
costs nearly 52,000,000 a year.
Every nervous person should trv Carter's
Little NKItVE Pills, They aro mado spe
cially for nervous nnd dyspeptic men and
women, nnd aio just tho medicine needed
by all persons who, from any cause, do
not sleep well, or who fail to get proper
strength from their food. Cases of weak
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsin, nervous
and sick headache, ,tc, readily yield to tho
uso of tho Little Nervo Pills, particularly if
combined witli Carter's Littlo Liver Pills.
In vials nt 25 cents.
One lends a horso by tho bridle, an ele
phant by his rope, a woman by her heart.
"Wo commenced selling Athlophoros
about a year ago. Wo havo had tho best
success with it of any rheumatic medicine
we ever handled," writes druggist O. W.
Halstead, of Mason, Michigan, und his ex
perience is a common ono.
Dakota has 20,115
women.
moro men thnn
"Molti; Til AN' AM. OTIIliU Lu.NO Ri:.MR-
inns," is what 13. W. Fairmun, a druggist
at Dayton, Ind., writes about thosaloof
Allen's Lung Rnlsaui. Ho has sold it for
eight years, and it gives satisfaction. Sold
by all druggists at at 25c., 50c, and 1.00
a bottle.
A wiso man will not gopher tho prond
minx.
If nflllcteit with Soro Hycs, uso Dr. Isuno
Thompson's IJyo Water. Druggists soil It. 'o
R Pptlic. 'or 51 ?cw fliromo, Scrap it OoM EiIro
v wwntw t urns. i.&sE:
200
exCarii Works, Ivoryton, Conn
New Scrap Pictures and AkI's Album of 49 Cinl
Samples for 10c. Strain Card Wkn, llurtforJ, Ct
C A II I C RflfW containing.1!! samples of Newi'iinli
FICHU i
for (let, to nuv mxlau-u. CK.N'TKIi
HliOOIiCAIEDCO Ontcrlirimlc.l' inn
A pultlre euro. No Kuirr.
Noliuster No l'ln. W.C.
layur, UftrthaMtoirn.lowi-
A FREE SAMPLE.
To Introduces the crest iiou.ehnld remedy. GOR
DON'S KINU OF TAIN intoever jrfamlly. I will send
sample free to anyone smiling aildrexi. Mention
tela paper and address K. G. lilCIIAUDS. Toledo, O.
FACE, HANDS, FEET,
tai all their lmivrlwlloni. iDclihllnr 'e,eUl,
lT,loiinrit, SuiwrRnoii llt.tr, Hirlii Mnrki,
Aloln, W.rli, Woib, (rrcklet, H.d Nine, Acne,
lll.ck lles.1i. Sr.ri, Pltthie end tlielr trretmenl,
rir .inMM u ufnnnmiDV.
3V Jl. tWlSt. llbln;, It. 1. EilVd l1u. SeuJ luc. lor book.
I'ltocrr.Ki) on no pay
for Soldiers, Widows, Chil
dren and Parents. Any
dlsahtllr v. illwenfce. womuL
or injury entitles I'KNnION'S INOKKA.SHin
llounty nnd pay collected. FlTZlililtALD tie CO..
Attys., Washington, 1). C.
w
AWTPn .Ladies mid flentlcmen to
81 to S-i n tiny easily mude.
own liouiea,
Work sent by mall. No canvassing. We
liavo cood demand for our worlc, nnd fur
nish steady employment. Addrcsa. with
stamp, CuoWN 51 F.Co.,2)l Vlnu8t.,0ln.O.
7IMP ffll I At imn OverJ.000.0fK) of there
ClliW UULLHII rMUihavu been used. The
most reliable anil (lunv
ble 1'AII for Noie
itfuU horses or mules.
Weather or wear has no
cited on their curative.
firopertles. Our new
oops with straps make
them self-adjusting. Wt
Hollelt it trial. t"oi
pale by all Saddlerv Jobber . Atk your harness
maker for them. ZINC CO I.I, Alt l'Al CO,,
llucliiiuun, Sllch.
W. N. U OUAUA
300 10.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
TTo dlicaie la so ccncrally distributed among onr
population as Scrofula, It Is liable at any time, on
the slightest provocation, to devolop Itself in some
uneipected form. Consumption and many other
diseases are outgrowths of this Impurity. No reme
dy has been so successful as Hood's Sarsaparilla in
thoroughly cleansing the blood and eradicating every
form of Scrofula from the human system. Head tho
following:
"I take great pleasure in telling what Hood's
Sarsaparilla has done for my littlo boy. Six months
go ulcers began to come on his right eye, caused by
scrofulous humor in the blood. After a time be
could not open his eye at all; the humor grew worse,
and his face became sere. Then bis left eye began
to be affected, and I thought he would be entirely
blind. I bought a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla just
Itemembcr, wo do not claim that Hood's Sarsapa
rilla will do impossibilities. We tell you plainly what
it hai done, and submit proofs from sources of un
questioned reliability, and aslc you frankly If you
are suffering from any dUeaso or affection caused
or promoted by impuro blood or low state of the
system, to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Our experience
warrants us In assuring you that you will not be dis
appointed in the result.
"My wife bad very poor health Ifor a long time,
suffering from Indigestion, poor appetite, and con
stant headache. She tried everything we could
bear of, but found no relief till she tried Hood's
Sarsaparilla. She is now talcing the third bottle, and
never felt better In her life. We feel it our duty to
recommend it to every one we know." Gxo. Sou
Seville, Moreland, Cook Co., III.
Purifies the Blood
(or a trial. What was my surprise, before the bottle
was all gone, bis face had all healed op, and be could
open bis eye Just a little bit, something he had not
done for four months. He continued to take It, and I
am happy to say can now see as well as ever, He has
left off the shade which be wore over his eyes so
long. X feel that If It had not been for Hood's Sar
saparilla my child would havo been bund. I cannot
find words to pralso It enough. My boy Is now six
jears old, and In general healthls cow better than
he has eTer been In his life before. Every word here
is true." Mbs, A. W. Lkoxaed, Mlddleboro, Mass.
'When I began Ukng Hood s 6arsaparll!a I was
dizzy when I got up In the morning, bad abeadacbe
and had no appetite; but now I can hardly get
enough cooked to eat." Emma Euktied, 1 Coral
Street, Worcester, Mass.
nWe all like Hood's Sariaparllla, It is so sucnfin-
enlng." Lizzu Dilvove, Auburn, P. Q.
Bolls and pimples, and other affections caused by
Impure blood, are readily cured by Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. While It purifies, this medicine also vitalizes
and enriches the blood, and builds up every function
ot the body. Scrofula, humors of all kind, swell
ings Intbe neck, hives, ringworm, tetter, abscesses,
ulcers, sores, salt rheum, scaldbead, etc., are also
cured by this excellent blood-purlaei .
Wallace Duck, of North BloomCeld, N. T., suffered
eleyen years with a terrible varicose ulcer on his
leg, so bad that he bad ti give up business. He was
entirely cured of the ulcer, and alto of catarrh, by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"I was troubled with boils, having several of tbera
at a time. After suffering about all I could bear, I
took Hood's Sarsaparilla, which entirely cured me.
I cheerfully recommend Hood's Sarsspailla to all
alike afflicted, being sure tbey will And permaneat
relief." E. N. Njuutuqilj:. Qulncy Mais.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drocrlsts. 1; six for si Prepared only by Sold by all druggists. 11; tlx for 13. Prepared only by
C. I. IIOOU li CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass. C. I. JIOOD 4 CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mais.
100 Doses One Dollar. 1 IOO Doses One Dollar
stress
immm mi&iimui institute
No. 663 Itluin Street, I5LTF2?AX0, N. Y.
IVot a Hospital, Imt a pleasant Kcmedial IBoiiic, oa'gniuzcd with
A FULL STAFF OF EIGHTEEN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
And exclusively devoted to the treatment or Chronic Diseases.
This impoRlntr Kstnbllshtncnt wns ilosiirtitHl timl erected to noeomniodato tho lnrpro numlicr of lnvnlUla who visit ilulTnlo from
ovcrv Stnto mid Territory, as well uh from ninny foreltin lands, that they may avail themselves of the professional services of
tho Statt or Bkilled specialists In medicine anil sunrery that compose tho Faculty of this widely-celebrated institution.
A FMR Mm BUSIESS-LBKE OFFER TO IffWAODS.
We earnestly invito you to come, see anil e.vnniine for jottwl, our Institutions, appliances, ndvnntntres nnd success in curing
chronlo diseases. Have 11 mind of your own. Do not listen to or heed tho counsel of skeptical friends or jealous physicians, who
know nothing of us, our system of treatment, or means of cure, yet who never lose nn opportunity to misrepresent and endeavor
to prejudice peoplo against us. Wo an; resixinslblo to inu for what wu represent, and if you eomo anil visit ti, and find that
we havo misrepresented, in mi) ixir(cn(ir, our institutions, advantages or sueeeas, wo will promptly refund to yon
all I'xpuiitiUM or jour trip. We court honest, sincere invest Itratlon, huvo 110 secrets, utid uro only too glud to show uli
Interested and candid people what wo are. doing; for sullcriiiu; humanity.
NOT AIL WAYS NECESSARY TO SEE PATIENTS.
Tly our original system of dlairnnsi.s, we can trait tunny chronic,
tli.seases just, as successfully without as with n petsotuil con
sultation. While we nro always Kind to see our patients, nnd
lieeome acquainted with them, show them our institutions, and
lainlllari.o them with our system of treatment, yet wo have not
seen ono person in live hundred whom we have cured. The per
fect (ircitntcj with which scientists nre enabled to deduce tho
most minute particulars In their several departments, appears
almost miraculous, if wo view it in the liirht. of tho early aes.
'Hike, for example, the eleetro-uiannetle tclcjrmph, the Kreatest
Invention of the aire. Is it not a marvelous detrreo of aeeuraey
which enables nn operator to crurfff locate 11 fracture in a sub
marine cable nearly threo thousand miles lontrV Our venerable
"clerk of tho weather" hns become so thoroughly familiar witli
the most wayward elements of nature that ho can accurately
predict their movements. Ho can sit In Washington nnd foretell
what the went her will bo in Florida or New York as well as If
several hundred miles did not intervene between him nnd the
places named. And so in all departments of modern science,
w uat in ieiuirvu in kmi KiiuwjeuKe ol eeiuuii
n j smw. 1'roiu mesu seieniiM.s tieuueo ueeiirctie eon-
uluNS OF I elusions regardless of distance. So, also, in niedl-
lui outline, film iini.pi iiutu villain uiiiiiiruiutmiu
kIkiis, or symptoms, and by reason of this fact, wo
havo been enabled to originate nnd nerlect n sys
tem of di'tennlniiifr, witli the greatest iteeuracy,
Disease.
tllll ,11 ,11 l ill 11 Itll, .,,,1, ill.' it-lllLnt till,, lilt
tho nature of chronic, diseases, without Bcclnir and personally
e.vamlnlntr our pntlents. In rccoLrnlzlnfr diseases without n
personal examination of tho patient, we elalin to possess no
miraculous powers. Wo obtain our knowledge of tho patient's
disease by tho practical application, to the practice ot medi
cine, of well-established principles of modern science. And It
Is to the nceurney with which tills system has endowed us that
we owe our almost world-wido reputation of skillfully treating
HnRerlnn or chronic affections. Tills system of practice, nnd
tno marvelous success wiiieu nas been attained
through It, demonstrate tho fact tiiat disensea
display certain phenomena, which, lelnjr sub
jected to selentille analysis, furnish nbundiuit
and unmistakable data, to iruide the judgment
of tho skillful lu-aetltlonernriirlit In determining
tho nature of diseased conditions:. Tho most ample resources
for trcntiiur llntieriiitf or chronlo diseases, and tho kith test skill,
nro thus piaceil within the easy reach of every Invalid, however
distant ho or she may resldo from tho physicians makltijr the treat
ment of such directions n specialty. Full particulars of our ordi
nal, selentille system of exanilnlntr nnd trentintf patients atndls
tntico nro contained In "The I'ooplo'H Common Sciiho
ItJc.llcul Ailvlwer." lly It. V. Pierce, M. 1). WHO pnfres nnd
ovcrliU) colored nnd other illustrations. Sent, post-paid, lor $JJ0.
Or write and describe your symptoms, lnclosinir ten cents In
stamps, and 11 complete treatise, on your particular disease, will
bo bent you, with our terms for treatment and all particulars.
Marvelous
Success.
FSB AS APPLIED TO MEBSCSME.
It Is a well-known fact, and one that appeals to tho Judgment of every thinking person, that tho physician who devotea
his wholo timo to the study nnd Investigation of n certain class of diseases, must bceomo better qualltled to treat such
diseases than he who attempts to treat every ill to which llesh is heir, without giving special attention to any class of diseases.
Slen, in all ages of tho world, who havo become famous, hnvo devoted their lives to somo special branch of beience, nrt, or
C'ily" thorough organization, nnd subdividing the pmctlco of medicine nnd surgery In this institution, every Invnlld Is trcnted
bv a specialist ono who devotes his undivided attention to tho particular class of diseases to which the enso belongs. Tho
nilvantngo of this nrrnngenient must bo obvious. Medical science oITers n vast Held for investigation, nnd no physician can,
within tho brief limits of 11 life-time, achieve tho highest degreu of success in tho treatment of every malady Incidcut to humanity.
1R IIa UF
homo physicians) has tho benefit of n full Council, composed of
skilled specialists. Our Department and rooms lor Indies in tho
Invalids' IlntiJ and Surgical Institute aro so arranged as to bo
verv private, utitl lreo trom the unuoynuces so common In other
Institutions. Scud ten cents in posuigo stumps lor our largo
Complete Treatise on Diseases of Women, illustrated with nume
rous wood-cula and colored plates.
riMiS, l-'ISTUIiA IN A NO, nnd other dls-
r B eases aiieeting 1110 region 01 tne lower tiowel, aro
rlLE I largely treated, and with mnrvelous success, by
specialism, mm ki men- vnuiu iiinu to uiu sillily
nnd treatment ol this class of allectlons. Wo never
fall to euro pile tumors, however large. When tho
patient can eomo hero lor treatment, tvo will
Nasal, Throat
and
Lung Diseases.
Diseases
Digestion.
ltecognlzlnc tho fact that no great Institu
tion dedicated exclusively to tho treatment
of chronlo diseases, would meet the needs of
tho mulcted of our land, without tho most
perfect, complete and extensive pro vision for
t 10 most In 1 proved trcntmcntol UIhcuscm
ol' tlio nlr-piiHNiigcH and lungs, such ns
I'lii'Oiite. rviiMiu umurrii. i.iirvnira
it!, ItroiicliltlH, Astliniu, nnd Coiihii iiiptlon, wo have
inuiio Lins uruuen 01 our uisiiiuiiou 0110 01 1110 leaning Depart.
incuts. Wo liavo every kind of useful Instrument lor examining
fho organs Involved, such as rhinoscopes, laryngoscopes, stetho-
hiim.'h, spirometers, etc,, etc., its wen us an or 1110 most approved
kinds ot unnurutlis for thu annlicution (.f snravs. futnlLriitlcum.
ntoini7Jitions, pulverijitlons, inlmlatlons, und all other lorms of
upproveii meiueuiai uppueiitious.
Wo publish threo separate books on Nasnl, Throat nnd Lung
tnseases, vi..: ireatiso on uoiustuniuion, Laryngitis nun Jiron
chills: orlee. oostnaid. ten cents: A treatise on Asthma, or
Phthisic, giving new and successful treatment; price, postpaid,
ten cents; A treatise on Chronlo Nusal CuUtrrh, prico, postpaid,
two cciiu.
Myspopsln, "Fjlvor Coiiipl.-tliit," Ob
Htlnute (JoiiNtliiiition. Cllironli; Olnr.
rlien, '1'iipe-ivoriiiH. und kindred ulfectlons
uro uinong tuon) ciuonio diseases in tlio suc
cessful treatment of which our specialists havo
attained unparalleled success. Many of tho dis
cuses ull'eellnir tho liver nnd other nrirnns con
tributing In their functions to tho process of digestion, aro very
onsoiire, nun nro not luireqeuuy misiuKon oy noui juymcn anil
physicians lor other maladies, and treatment is employed directed
to tho removal of a dlseiwo which does not exist. Our Complete
areaiisu on iuse;isoH 01 1110 jjigctiivu urgans win 00 sent 10 any
uuurera on receipt 01 u'n cents in postage stamps.
I iiitioifiT's i)csi:asi:, niAiirrns, nnd
HinUCV I "mureu niaiaines, nuvo neen very largely treated.
sllUnti I and cures cllcctcd In thousands ol cases which hail
D I been pronounced beyond hope. The study and
DISEASE? I PO'ctieo of chemical analysis and uileroscopleul
S e.vamlnatloii of tho urluo in our consideration
MMa of cases, with mforotieo to i5nrre;t illiiirnosis. In
which our institution long ago became lamoiis, has naturally led
to it very extensive practice In diseases of tho urinary organs.
Our specialist havo acquired, through a vast and varied experi
ence, grout exiertnes.s In ilotermlning tho exact nnturo of ench
cose, und, hence, havo lx'ou successful In tilccly adapting their
remedies for tho euro of each individual case.
The treatment of discuses of the urinary organs having consti
tuted 11 prominent branch, or specialty, of our practice nt tho
Invalids' ilofti und .Surgical institute, mid, being In constant re
ceipt of numerous limuiiica font complete hut concise work on
tho nature and curability of theso maladies, wo huvo published 11
lurgo Illustrated treat iso on theso dlseuws, wlilch will be sent to
uny uddress on receipt of ten cents in iiostugo stumps.
INI'LAHIIIATION OF Till!
l(I,,Ilti;ic, ;rnvt!l. i:nnrKOl I'row
tnte riliiud. Hetontioii of Urine, and
klndroil directions may bo lneluilisl uipong thoso
In tho cure of which our Bncciullsts have uchloved
marvelous sucorais. Theso nro fully trcnted of
In our llliiHtnit"d tminnhlet on 17rlmirv DIscikth.
It includes numerous testimonials irom well-known people. Bent
by mull for ten cents in btumps. Scud for it at once.
STKHJTUItr.S AND UK I N A It Y FIH
TOIwU. IlundreilH of cusesof tho worst form
of strtcturcw, ninny of them greutly nggntvnted
by tho careless uso of InstrumentM in the hands
of Inexm'rlcnetKl iihvsleiuns and siinrennPL euiiH.
ing falso iHissiures, urinary llstulic, und other complications, nnnu
ully (sonsult ua for relief nnd euro. That no cuso of this class is
too dilllcult for tho skill of our socialists is proved by cures rc
K)rtel in our Illustrated treatise on theso maladies, to which wo
refer with prido. To intrust this class of cases to physicians of
small oxiiorlenoo, Is n dangerous proceeding. Many 11 man has
Iwcn ruined for llfo by so doing, whilo thousands annually lose
their llveH through unskillful treatment. Bend particulars or your
cuso mid ten cents in tKstugo stumps, lor u large, lllustruteU trea
tise containing many testimonials.
I'plloptio CoiiviiUIoiin, or rit, In
ralyulM, or I'ulny, Locomotor Atuxln,
Nt. VlttiH'H IUince, Iiikoiimln, or InublJIty
to sleep, and threutenod lusuulty, No rvo 11 h
Debility, arising from overstudy, oxcesscs, nnd
other causes, und every variety or nervous nlTeo
tlon. uro treated bv our suecIallRts for these dis
eases with u measure of success heretofore regnrded us Imitossiblo,
8eo numerous cu-s reported in our dllferent Illustrated pnm
phletuon nervous tllseuses, uny one of which will ttosent for ten
cent in postage stumps, when request for them is aceomimnlod
with 11 statement of a cuso for consultation, so that wo may know
which ono of our Tmitlses to send.
Ho alarmingly prevalent aro thoso chronlo dis
eases rtocullur to females, and so famous liavo
our institutions leonmo for their euro that wo
ytrtri Irvnr. nrm .ilillmwl tf nrrvil,n fi,VMlnl rfr,nrf
WnMPU I '"'nt, thoroughly organized, and devoted rx
numLrl. I clxutvelu to Hmj tnvtmcnt of these cases. Tho
nlivHiclans and surgeons In this Department
have mado thcoo delicate illnwunii their solo study.
Hundreds aro brought to our institutions from far distant States
on I els, and they go homo well and strong. livery case consult
inar our six-clalUtfl, whether by letter or In person, is (riven tho
most careful and considerate attention. Hvcry Important citso
(and wo et few which have not already baflled tlio skill of all tho 1
Bladder
Diseases.
Stricture.
Nervous
Diseases.
Diseases of
TuMons.
iMiiii-iinton a euro.
Kortunately for sull'erlng humanity, n method of treatment hns
been (icrlccted und thoroughly tested In our Institutions, by which
In from six to llltcen tluys radical and peiicct cures ot tlio worst
forms of piles uroelfected without cnusing uny severe BUlfering.
Bend ten cents in stumps for our lurgo illustrated Trcatisoon l'llcs.
snernia (iireucu;, or ictipiiirc, nn matter or
lw.i.r I..,,,. (.,,., II..,. ,,)' ...!,..( .1... ...I.... .1...
HllPTIIRF 8 ,H' patient may be (If not under four years), is
IIUI IUIILi H HIII'I'lI 1 1 V mill rmlll'Illl V I'lircil in iiviipv
eitBO initlurlnltuii by our mocIii1i-hU.
without tlio knife, ivltliout tlependciico upou
triiH.seM, iviuiotii pain, uiiu iviinoui iuii(;er.
Delicate
Diseases.
TuDflUf AlUIV There is no longer nny need ol weiuing clumsy,
InllUtl HWAI nwkwunl, ehnllug, old frusses, which, utlicst, givo
TnilOOCC I""tltil roller, which never cure, but often inlilct
I nUooto. great Injury and induct) iiiiliimmutlon and strangula
tion, from which thuusuntls annually die.
Thcro is no surety in depending upon nny kind of truss,
though, no doubt, every niun who has suffered tho agonies
Qirc of 11 strangulated hcrnlu. nnd tiled, thought himself sale.
OOrC. Hotli the runturo nnd tho truss keep up 11 inciitnl strain and
Induce nervous debility and various orgattio weaknesses of tho
kidneys, bladder, und ussocluto organs.
VVUKS (itJAKANTi:i:i) In every enno iindcrtnUcil.
Can any suircrer ask for greater inducements than these 't
Notwithstanding tho great iiunilxjr of ruptures tnntcd in tho
three years past, many of them of Immense size und of such a
character that no other plan of treatment could possibly havo
succeeded, every case to which this perlecteil system of treatment
has been thoroughly 'applied, has Ikvh perfectly cured. Only a
few days residence ut tho luvullda' Hotel und Kurglud institute is
necessary.
Abundant references, by permission of thoso whom wo havo
cured, will be furnished to any ono wishing to cull upon or writo
them.
An illustrated trcatiso on Rupture sent to any address upon
receipt at ten cents.
wrguuiu wcuKncsH, nervous ucniiity, premature
decline of the manly powers, involuntary vital
losseo, ant) kindred affections, uro spccdliy, thor
oughly and permanently cured.
To thoso acquainted with our institutions it is
hardly necessary to guy that tho Invalids' Hotel und
Biirglcul Institute, with the branch establishment
located at No. !l New Oxford Street, J-ondon, Kngland, have,
for many years, enjoyed the distinction of being tho most largely
patronized und widely celebrated institutions in the world for tho
treatment nnd cure of thoso direct ions which uriso from youthful
indiscretions und iienilclous, solltury practices.
Wo, muny yeurs ugo, established a sjicciul Department for tho
treatment or these diseases, under tho management of somo of
tho most skillful physicians and surgeons on our Stair, in order
that all who apply to us might receive all tho udvuutugcs of u lull
Council of tho most cxticricuccd medical men.
Ur flrcrn Wo offer no apology for devoting so much attcn
fit Urrtn tion to this neglected class, of discuses, believing
Un Arjmnnv no condition or humanity is too wretched to merit
nU HrULllur. tho sympathy and best services ot tho noblo pro
fession to which wo belong. Muny who suffer from theso terriblo
diseases contract them innocently. Why any medical man intent
oil doing good, and alleviating Buffering, should shun such coses,
wo cannot Imagine Why uny ono should consider it otherwise
than most liononiblo to euro tho worst cases of theso discuses, wo
cannot understand ; nnd yet of all tho other maladies which utlllct
mankind there uro nrobnblv none about which physicians in iren-
cnil practico know so littlo.
Wo fully ugreo with tho celebrated Dr. Ilartholow. who says, "I
think it 11 renrouch to our profession that this sublcct has been
tiermlttcd, in a mcasuro by our own ludltrereneo, to puss Into tho
lands of unscrupulous pretenders. Ilccauso tho subject is disa
greeable, eometent physicians uro loath to lie concerned with It.
Tho sumo unnecessary fastidiousness causes tho treatment of tills
malady to bo avoided in prlvnto practico."
Wo shall, therefore, continue, us heretofore, to treat with our
liest consideration, sympathy, and skill, all applicants who aro suf
fering from any of tbosu dcllcato dlseasea.
Our Complcto nnd Illustrutod Treatise on these eubjecta la sent
to uny address on receipt of ten cents in suimiis.
t OIIIIONIO DIsnASnS A KPr.CIAITV.-AlthoUBh
wo liavo, in tho preceding paragraphs, mado mention of somo of
tho special ailments to which particular attention is given by tho
epeclalists at tho Invalids' Hotel und Surgical Inst It 11 to, yet tho
Institution abounds In skill, facilities, and apparatus for tho
successful treatment of every form of chronlo ulhnent, whether
roquiring tor 11a euro nuHiieai or surgical means.
All letters or inquiry or or consultation stiouiu do miuresBoa 10
WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
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