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A  New and Highly  Valuable  Curative for
And ail Catarrhal Conditions and Inflammations of the Mueous Surfaces
      and Air Passages of the Nose, Throat, and Bronchial Tubes,
Such as
           Catarrhal Sore Throat, Cold in the Head,

  Hay  Fever,  Incipient  Btqnchitis,  Rose  Cold,  &c.
It has also  proyed of great  value in many cases of CATARRHAL DEAFNESS,
                and is a  most excellent  cure for PILES.
   FOR CHAPPED  HANDS AN»  LIPS IT IS  INVALUABLE.

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   ♦ This Method of Treatment is based on the only correct  principle by which a
thorough and radical cure of Catarrh, etc., can be effected.  it is a miid and yet powerfuiiy
Anti-Septichealingbalm, applied directly tO the  effected  parts, and thus the virus and disease
germs are destroyed, ail irritation and inflammation removed, and the diseased surface healed more effectually
and speedily than can be done by any other method. This is the plain, practical, common sensé way of
sreating and cunng Catarrh, and it is the only way in which it can be done.  We hâve been endeavoring for
several years to perfect arrangements by which this splendid remedy could be  added to our price list and we
are now enabled to offer the

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m our Agents, Friends, and the General Public, with full assurance and confidence that it is the Very Best and
surest Method for Home Treatment for Catarrh, etc., that has ever been devised or discovered. The fact that it
is used and endorsed by some of the best Physicians of JSew York City, is suflicient évidence of its superioritv
an4 great curative value.
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CATARRH—WHAT  IS  IT?
    The term Catarrh is of Greek origin, and means " a now down," and, as the disease is accompaaied by a
profuse discharge from the head, it was called' Catarrh.
    The disease usmally  beghi» as a common cold in the head, with a free dis«ha*ge from the nose, the
tymptoms of which are too weU known to recuire any mention hem