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THE HERALD,

1968.

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MYSTERY AND CRIME.
{From the New York Herald,}

A great metropolis must necessarily offer feom
time to time extraordinary cases of mystery and
me. New York is no exception to the general

. On the contrary, its position as a central
point of transit from Europe to every part of
America, and the Islands of the Pacific, and to
China and Japan and other Asiatic countries
makes it the focus of all the wickedness of the
world. Our own dangerous classes may at any
time receive accessions from the cracksmen of
London and the thugs of India. The daily arri-
wal and departure of thousands of strangers ren-
ders the vigilance of the most cflicient police
cotnparatively tiseless. 11 is impossible for the
ce to ‘‘spot’’ every suspicious character who

woeks in New York a fresh field of operations.

A full record of the larcenies and burglaries and
murders of the past six months in this city would
be‘almost fncredible. A long list of unexplain-
able disappearances during that period might be
made out from the daily papers. The daylight
robberies in Wall strect alone would furnish a
thrilling chapter in the history of crime, Tlotels
and fashionable boarding houses, if their inner
life were exposed, would reveal pictures of ini
qnity uo less startling than the most disgusting
scenes of which crowded tenement houses are
sometimes the theatre, Many a ‘‘skeleton in the
house” might be discovered in recesses of the
brown stone from mansions occupied by the fami-
lies belonging preeminently to our ‘comfortable
classes.”’

The sudden death of Mr. Spicer, of Eleventh
Street, is still a mystery as profound and apparent-
ly as insoluble as that of the Burdell murder in
Bond Street. The strange and unsatisfactory
verdict of the Coroner’s inquest in the Spicer
case exonerated the druggist and the servant sent
for the seidlitz powder, and perhaps strained a
point to exonerate Mr. Spicer himself from the
suspicion that he had committed suicide, » But if
there were a murder in the case the coroner's in-
quest failed to discovery jt, or at least to disclose
it.. The responsibilities of a coroner's jury are
limited; but it really seems that in the Spicer
case the jury confined itself so strictly within its
legal limitations as to have left the public mind
in a painful state of uncertainty vespecting it,
The family of the deceased should demand a full
and searching investigation, if it be only to re-
lieve certain of its members from the cloud of
suspicion which now, justly or unjustly, rests upon
them.

We might easily multiply instances of unravel-
led mystery afforded by the experience of the
past few days in New York, But it will suffice
to refer to only two other cases—the assault upon
Mr. Edward Seaman, a merchant, who resides in
West Twenty-seventh street. and who was found
insensible at about one o’clock the other mornin
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty-fift
street, having been attacked and severely beaten
by several unknown rowdies, without apparent
motive; and the probable murder of Mr, Charles
Ellet, another merchant, who left after dinner on
last Friday the hotel on Broadway where he
boarded, having mentioned that he was going up
town to receive a sum of four thousand dollars,
and whose body was found on Saturday floating
in the East river, bearing marks of robbery and
violence. These two recent instances must be
added to many which show that crime is fearfully
on the increse in our midst, whether this lament-
able fact-be due to the defective education of the
youth, who, as they grow up, swell cur own vi-
cious and dangerous classes, or to an unusual in-
flux of ‘ticket-of-leave men,’ escaped convicts and

rofessional villians from Great Britain and the
Juropean continent,

Srxcutan Presentment or Drati.—Leonard Mail-
man, one of the crew of the echooner Vivace, of Glouces-
ter, as we learn from the Cape Ann Adzertiser, died
very suddenly on Aug. 6th, while the vessel was at
George's Banks Ie had been out of health for rome
time, and on Wedneeday had an attack of bleeding of
the lungs, from which he recovered and appeared ar well
jas usual. On Tharsday he had another attack ofbleed-
ng. and while attempting to get into his berth, fell back
into the arme of one of his shipmates and expired im-
mediately.. Previous to hie making the trip, he had
strong presentiments that he never should return alive.
This be communicated to several of his friends, who
endeavoured to langh the matter off and get it off his
mind; but jt was of noavail, So strongly improseed
war hie of his approaching diseolution, that just before
Jeaving for George's, he wrote a Jetterto his brother's
wife, with imperative orders that it should not be opened
until she caw bles again. He was bronght back acorpee,
and on opening the ‘letter it was found to contain full
directions in reference to the disposal of his effects and
other matters connected tierewith,

At a certain college. tho senior class was under exam-
ination for degrees. The professor of natural philoa-
ophy was badgering in optics, and the point under
illustration was that, strictly and scientifically epeaking,
we see no objects, but their images depicted pp the
retina. In rto make the matter plainer, the pro-
fessor aSked the wag of the clase:

‘Mr. Jackeon, did you ever actually see your father? *

«No, sir,’ was the prompt reply.

* Please to explain why you never saw your father.’

* Because,’ eaid Mr. Jackson, very gravely, * he died
before I was Lorn, sir!’

The austin sometimes a by. ebibiren for
anim repugnant to hnmam beings is striking-
1 ihemented Cio of a little girl who resides
troy She has been frequently observed. after having

, Polly, homely Polly, Polly, lives across the
Pevanarcka bee

street.” the house looked up at
fonger, came ; natico Fonte gory N er
pel my * brate

editor tella this rtory of Ming i
) nl ea aranged and th minister
any one who re te tha, tearriage fe
denen t astonished, tarned in that
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TOBACCO

MANUPACTURED NY

CHARLES QUIRK.

Customers supplied on

REASONABLE TERMS.
ON HAND,
20,000 CIGARS,

ONSTSTING of the folowing Brands, namely:
Flor, De Caeas, Prince of Wales, Star of the West,

La Flora and Panch.
Algo, a large supply of s
Fancy Pipes.

Burglar

perty of the Sabseriber, in fee simple, upon the death
of the said Peter DeeBrieay Stewart, which eceurred on
the Ist day of November last past. The tenants upon
the said portion of ‘Township No. 18, are hereby can-
tioned against paying rent to the said Margaret Stewart,
or to any other person or persons Who may demand the
same. ‘Those of the Tenants who may desire to inform
themselves relative to the Trrie of the anhseriber, are |
referred to E. J. Hodgson, Feq., who will afford them |

the desired information,
THEOPH, DESBRISAY,

Spring Park, Cl’tewn Royalty, :
June 23, 1866.—all pap. h&¢ 3a

NOTICE.
TO TENANTS UPON TOWNSHIP No. 18 |

18. formerly owned by the late Mrs. Mary Stewart, |
of Charlottetown, deceased. and einee by the under: |
signed, in conjunction with her deccased sistere, Mary |
and Ellen Stewart, are hereby notified that the fee |

now exclusively vested in her, she ALONE ia legally |
authorized to receive the rents accuring therefrom,

MARGARET STEWART.

Charlottetown, June 50, 1868, :

_ ja

Dr. LAWSON

reqnested to be paid nmmediately. ib
All accounts remaining unpaid after the 10th Oet., |

will positively be placed in Court for prompt collection, |
Mt. Stewart, June 24, 1868. 4me pd

~~ A FORTUNE FOR SALE!

oe consequence of the death of the proprietar, the Sub.
seriber is instructed to offer for positive Sale, that |
beautifully situated, well known property, the |

HALF WAY HOUSE, VERNON RIVER, |
Prince Ldaward Island. |

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of cultivation that it has been for some years past, and |
will, for years to come, vield a clear net profit, more |
than sufficient to pay the interest on the amonnt of |
purchase money arked for the whole establishment. Ag)
a money making investment this is an opportanity
seldom equalled in these provinces, which fact can he |

Stock of Liquars and Stock of Goods can be taken or

nota whe option of the purchaser, For partieulars ad-

dress GEORGE ADAMS
Hi way House, Vernon River, May 20. 1868,

Hishermen’s Outfits,

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oF

1868.

He also possesses superior facilities for Inspecting, Packing,
and Shipping Mackerel, Herring, Codfish, &e. /
N. B.—The highest price paid for all kinds of FISH,

I. ©, HALL.
Charlottetown, May 20, 1868. 6m

REMOV AL.
iy HOMER having every encouragement to locate
in Charlottetown, and for want of larger and more
convenient roome. has removed to the building ocen-
pied by Henny henerird Ro Merchant, directly
all.

of
tu

Black, Red and Yellow Paints, in 28 and 14 Ibe,
Rolled and Raw Linseed Oils.

Chuice’s Smethwick Glaee.

Party, Black and White, to bladders, 28 and 14 the,
Out Nails & Cut Spikes; Diamond head Deck Spikes,
Bare refined and common Tron, assorted Sixes,

Barrety & kegs Coal ‘Tar ; Coile hemp & wire Cordage.

PRINCESS

The Land, consisting of about 40 acres, is in that state | —-——

STELLA COOL

positively proved to any person about_parchasing. The | Rimnici’a Stolin. Colas Bouquet
. » ‘

such as:
Salt, Bait Knives, Flour,
Barrels, Splitting do Bread, ik
‘ogiog, Throating do, Reana, !
Clams, Tiait Heavens, Pena,
Mackerel Hooks, ‘Water Stores, Butter,
Cod do Fog Horne, Pork,
Mackerel Lines, Chopping Trays, Reef,
Cod do do = Knives, = Tard,
Sna do Nitty Roxes, Tea,
Rait Mills, Lanterns, Coffee,
Jig Ladela, Binnacle Lamps, Sugar, f
do Rasps, Lamp wicks, Molasses, ny
do Moulds, do Chimneys, Raising, D
Clam Choppers, Kerosene Oil, Currants,
Mackerel Forks, Pewter, - Dried Apples,
do Jigs, Lead, Sprees,
Cod Leads, Water Stones, ckles,

-*

P. kK. ISLAND
STEAM NAVIGATIOM CO'S. STEMARS
OF WALES AND HEATHER
BELLE.

The Steamer ‘‘ Princess of Wales”
ILL, leave CHARLOTTETOWN for NeTou
every TURSDAY and T’]UORSDAY morning, at

5 a, m., in time for the morning Train for Tlalifax.

Leaves PICTOU tor CHARLOTTRTOWN every

TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening, ‘after arrival of
Train from Ilalifax, '

Leaves PICTOU for PORT HOOD every THURS:

DAY morning at noon, immediately alter arrival of
Train from Ilalilax, returning (a Pictou the following
morning,

Biaves CHARLOTTETOWN every TUESDAY and

FRIDAY night for SUMMERSIDE and SHEDIAC,

at 74 p.m.
day morning's Trains,

Will connect with Wednesday and Satur-
waves SHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE. and CHAR-

LOTTETOWN every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY afternoons, immediately after arrival of Train
from St. John,

The Steamer ‘‘ Heather Belle”
Teavee CHARLOTTETOWN at 3 a, in,
ATURDAY morning for PICTOU,
Leaves PICTOU at 9a. m., same day for MURRAY

every

HARBOR, GEORGETOWN and SOURIS, remaining

200 Boxes T.ozenges, and other Confectionary, 6

Cases § card Matches. 398 doz. Shoe Blacking, 115 | at either Sonrie or Georgetown over Sunday,
Drums Figs, &e., &e.. Xe. Leaves PICTOU every MONDAY for CHARLOTTE.

Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown, : TOWN, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

June 17th 1868, Sms FARES:
at a e ’ "| Charlottetown to Pictou or back, £012 0
Notice! Pictou to Georgetown, a e666
TO TENANTS UPON TOWNSHIP 18, “ Port Hood, “ 012 0
Ch'town to Summerside, “ 09 0
"THE Tenants npon that portion of ee No. 18, | ‘ Shediac, “ 018 0
in Prinee Edward Island, formerly owned by Lient. “ St. John, “ $4 500r Ls
Col, Peter DeeBrisay Stewart, deceased, and over Eastport, % ¢6o 4.47, 6
which the late Mrs. Mary Stowart, of Charlottetown, ” Portland, * Bon 210 0
deceased. and Ellen Stewart and Margaret Stewart, “ Roston, « 900 216.38
daughters of the vaid Mary Stewart, lately exercised “ Halifax, « 42060 > 4: 0
acts ef ownership, are neRERY NotiFmp that the por- “ Port Hood, o' ¢ @
tion of Township No. 18, referred to, became the pro- "“ Georgetown, ‘ a
“a 12

” Sonris,

012 0
May 20, 1368. F.W. TALES, See's.

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NA.
1868,

B. &

1868,

| Summer A!rra ngement.
‘Ox and after MONDAY, 11th MAY nest, until

further notice, Trains will rnn as follows:

DOWN TRAINS—GOING PAST?

| Leave St. John for Shediac rnd Point du‘Chene at 7,

a.m. and 145 p m,

HE TENANTS upon that portion of Township No, | Leave St, John for Sussex at 5. p.m.

UP TRAINS—-GOING WEST:

| Leave Sussex for St, John at 6.15, a.m,

* Shediac for St. John at 7 and 11, a. m.
The 6.15 a.m, Train from Sussex, and the 11 a, m.

nti x ‘ | Train from Shedine, ae well as the 1.45 and 5, p. m. |
| simple of the lands respectively held by them, being | Pvahen fends HA See il aaees Becloh, »P |

Freight from St, Jolin and Suseex and Stations wrst,

will be sent by the 5 p.m. train only, and must be de-
| livered at that Station before 4 o'clock,

Freight for Stations rast of Sussex must be delivered
t St. John Station before noon, daily.
Freight to be forwarded from Sussex must be de-

NTENDING to leave the Tsland, would notify those | livered nt that Station at least oxe nour, and from |
indebted to him, that their respective accounts are| other Stations than St. John, at least HALP-AN-1OUR,

fore the advertised departure of any Freight Train.
Goods for Prince Edward Island must be accom.

panied with invoice or ontward certificate o value, to
| prevent detention at Point da Chene,

Goods intended for exportation at St John to the

' Umted States, must, in addition to the Invoice, when the
alue exceeds 850,00, be accompanied by a U, 8, Con- |
sule’ Certificate,

LEWIS CARVELL,
General Manager.
Railway Office, St. John, N. B, ,
May @, 1808.

ON HAND,
TOTE of HAND Books, Blank Forms of Sheriff's
Sales, Executions, Suammonses, de., &e., at the
Qvuenx Srarsr Booxsrors,
RK. REILLY

AS

dedicated by permission to this

talented Artist. ‘
Alexandra, Guarda, Fragebane,
Princess of Wales, ltimmel's, Lilly of the Valley
Jockey Club, Wood Violet, Millefleur,
Essence Bouquet, Patchouly, Violet.

West End New own Hay, Loves Myrtle.

|
HE Subscriber is prepared to furnish all the necessary :
ne , yi” | The Bard of Avon's Perfume, in ancat Rox; Sydenham Fau
OUTFITS for prosecuting Vessel or Boat Fishing, | de Cologue, ‘Treble Lavender Water, Extract ‘of Lavender |
| Flowers, Verbena Water, Tercentenary Sachet, Perfumed, |
| Terveentenary Souvenir, Shakespear Golden Scented Locket |

xtract of Lime Juire and Glycerine, for making the Hair

soft and ginssy; Rose Leaf Powder, an improvement oil |
Violet Powder; Bloom of Ninion, for the Complexion: |

and Whiskers a natural and permanent shade withou trouble
and danger,

Rimmel « Rose Water Crackers, a new and amusing device

r evening parties.
W.R. WATSON,
rug Store, Dec, 22, 1864,

BRITISH PERIODICALS,

The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative.)
The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)

The Westminster Review, (Radical.)

The North British Review, (Free Church.)

AND
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magaz no, (Tory.

These periodicals are ably sustained by the contributions
the best writers on Science, Religion, and gwoneral Litera:
re, and stand unrivalled in the world of letters. They

are indispensible to the scholar and the professional man,

obtained apiece of bread, to rit down a few feet from a | opposite the Apothecuries’
large rat-hole under a neighbouring stoop, and, holding ’ pe 7. 1%. and to every reading man, asithey furnish a better record of
, OU piece of tho food, call. ‘Here, yatsy, vatty’ A | —— 9 &———_--..__-..-__._.________. | the ourrent literature of the day than can be obtained from
rat jnvariably creeps outiat her call, and, without! NEW*GOODS! NEW GOODS! _|any other source.
tion ue fees. new? fromm her hens. ihe _sifostion Pt TERMS FOR 1868:
ex! %y een the animal and child hae re- SPRING 1868, per annum,
Yaga by the neighbours, who bear testi- ' esl ’ For any one of the Reviews, + . ~ 4.00
oth truth of the strange circumstance, HB Subscriber, by recent arrivals from England, araey Pad Apa tanto . * < A
woe related the other day to one ‘lias Ged ‘up thie For all four of the Reviews, - - 12.00
an aay ts ok of Chicago. Miss Polly Chester STOCK OF GOODS, For Black wood"s Magazine, ° . * 4.00
Ror hor neighbour over the way, Mr. C. and offers the following, | For Blackwood andone Review, + - 7.00
, annoyed her beyond all endurance. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Fg, oe heme pane cle fh slr ahha
They: ‘once, the enid, been intimate, bat she had J oe Sisen weed ond ON8.6k SOON: os os = 1D
pn ie him. He bad taken the mean revenge of teach- for Cach or good Joint Notes of Hand at 3 months: | For Blackwood and the four Reviews, - 1.00
half a dozen parrots to rereech out in chorus, | Not. 1. 2&9 White Lead. in 56, 28 & 14 Ibe. era.

Subscribers shold prepay by the quarter, at the office of

delivery. The Postion to any partof the United States,

te a number. This rate only applice to
ions. For backnumbera the postage ia Jowble.
BACK NUMBERS.
Subscribers, by remitting direct to the Publishers. may

obtain hack numbers at the following reduced rates, via :—~
The from

Barrels black and bright Varnishes.
Dols extrand see Canvae ayy EER
Rare Yellow Metal, @ te 9. to 18er. and the London Quarterly for
7 Metal Butt Lee &. the years 3868 and « at the rate of @1.40 a
; | Metal, for each or any Review ; aleo Blackwood for 186% and 1867+
for $2.40 @ year, or the two years together tor $4.00
3a ior Street, New Tork.

Tate J. P.

by Reyne Sraecurvs. of Bdinbw and the
» of Yale College. Octave, 1660 page

1c the twe voltimes—by M sil, post-paid.

WEPNESPAG FRR 4

Vuk
T and LEASEHOLD, PROPERTIES and 4
wel. wooded and possessing other advantages ; an

miles from Georgetown where close to

n trade at low rates, ScMMER Jr. ia" the on

line Kiln, will be sold or eased on reasonable terms,

G

pateh.

0 bushels of Produce are annually ship

given, F

four LOTS being the reaidue.ef, thirteen Ruilding Lots (the other nine hay en wut the
Fer perry he wo ety Loe manntion. knowm as SUMMER TI1,1," “tert ON’ GAY
‘Americans avid other speculators purchase here aiid ship for Great J : :

A number of Stores, Wharfs, « Meeting House Post Office, and
3 with Grist and Saw and Cloth Mills in the vicinity ; where also any quanti ds tu
pes, with es ty Froth? y for bale in the place icf Fenderyit mont desirable

A FINE CHANCE FOR SPECULATORS

—AN D-

ENTERPRISING MEN! “=

Jersiqned has heen instructed by the Owners to offer for SALE or to RENT several valuable FRERHOLD
ies —y : RS, in Becrast and other ports of the Island in. good. cultiyation
foy which good and, valid ty tle and immediate pospension,

cam, he
in
Pa

yd

have
of all kinds lumber can

in the Unit

nee Societ eatablishod fp? some

4 the

ol artigans now #0 much wanted in thie risttig town:
ae RLORK and DWELLING on it capable of holding 15000 bushels produce with’ # double Wharf and site for »

Plans, particulars or any other information can be obtained by ealitad tt the offide of Messrs. Batt, & Sox,
Land Surveyors, Charlottetown. Referenced caivalso be had from’ ;
eorgetown; Jas. Bropenick, Campbelton, Lot 4;'F. W. Huawes, Eremtner Ofliee, Charlottetown, and to he
subseriber at Orwell, who is also Agent for the sale of Manny's Mowing: dinchinesthe

Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, and also fogthe Fulling Mills of Messrs, Rognyr Mill Vig the Monble. Jas
McLaren, New Perth, Frxtay W. MeDonatn, Pinette ; where CLOTH dei fe dnd Fe

. Sanperdon, FL. Nortéx, Thos. Arxor,

d with des
RICHARD. J... CLARKE.

Orwell Store, Aug. 10, 1864.

| "THE subscriber is introducing more MACHINERY
| into his Establishment, by means of which he
| wi'l be able to give the Public a better article, and

]
CHEAPER than ever,

)
| QOFAS and LOUNGES—cheap.
JOHN NEWSON,

|({UAMBER SUITS—cheap.
* JOHN. NEWSON.

/ ENTRE, Leat, Kitchen, Toilet, and Dressing
| TABLES—cheap, JOUN NEWSON,

| QPLENDID Hardwood-seaied CHATRS—cheap.
Common do.,, at 3s, 6d. JOIN NEWSON.

1A GREAT assortment of BEDSTRADS—chenp.
JOHN NEWSON.,

|

(Late of the Customs Department)

SHIP BROKER, . &c.,

Ilaving rented the SCALES on

Qucen’s Wharf,

IIe will attend to the weighing of COAL, OATS
; HAY, &e.

e
Charlotctown, - P. E. Island.
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL.
KENT-STREET, - > » CHARLOTTETOWN
IIS HOTEL, formerly known as the “ GLOBE
HOTEL,” is the largest inthe City aud centrally
situated: it is now opened for the reception. of perma-
nent and transient Boarders, The subscriber trusta, by
strict attention to the wants and comfort of his friends

and the public generally, to merit a share of public -pa«

tronage.
tw" The Best or Liquors always on hand, Good
stabling for any number of horses, with a careful hostler

in attendance,
JOHN MURPIIY, Proprietor.

Charlottetown, P.E. 1.
Nov, 24, 1863,

“UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE —
THE “WAVERLY HOUSER,”
78 King St. «---«-St. John, N. B.
THIS MOUSE HAS NEEN PATNONIZED ny
i. #. Wt. THE PRINCE OF WALES.

ll, R. He PRINCE ALFRED.

By all the British American Governors, and by the Eag-
lish Nobility and Gentry, as well as by the most

UREAUX, CINQUES and COMMODES
cheap, JOHN NEWSON,

ILT MOULDING, LOOKING - GLASSES
| “4 PLATES, &c.—cheap.

JOUN NEWSON.

| PEATHERS and MATRASSES—in variety.
JOHN NEWSON,

January 22, 1867. ly
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te the comfort of guests.
JOUN GUTUREE, Propr ietor,
St. John, N. B., Oct. 31, 1866,
Butler's Rosemary. Hair,
N elegant preparation for the Toilet and Nursery
possessing, in the higaest dogree, the property of re
moving Scurf and Danduff from the Mead, and by ita inyi-
gorating qualities, increasing the growth of the Hair,
W.R. WATSON,
City Drug Store, Nov, 2%, 1887.

ALL CURES MADE EASY
BY
HOLTOWAY’S: OINTMENT

Bad Legs, Uleerous Sores, Bad Breasts.

No description of wound, sore or wicey can reast ‘the heal
ing properties of this excellent Ointment.’ The worst case!
readily assume a healthy appearance whenever this medical
agent is applied; sound flesh springs up from the battom o
the wound, inflammation of the piney Tr ekin 18 ar_asted
and a complete and permanent cure quickly follow th’ euse
of the ointment.
Piles, Fistulas, and Internal Inflammation

Theee disressing and. weakening diseases may with cer«
tainty be cured by the sufferers themselves, if they will ue
Holloway’s intment, and closely attend to the printed in,
structions. It should be well rubbed upon the neighboring
parts, when all obnoxious matter will be removed. * A poul-
tice of bread and water may sometimes be applied at bed
time with advantage; the most scrupulous cleanliness, must
be observed, If those who rend this paragraph will bring it
under the notice of such of their acquaintances whom it may
oneern, they will render a service that will never be forgot-
en, as a cure is certain,

Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power of reducing inflammationand eu «
duing pain in these complaints in the same. degree ag; ello-
way's cooling Ointment and purifying
simultaneously they drive all nflammation and depravities
from the system, subdue and remove ‘all enlargement of the
joicts, and leave the sinews and muscles lax and uncontract-
ed A cure may always beeffected, even under the worst
vircumatance. if the use of these medicines be perspvereut p

luptions, Seald Head, Ringworm, and

other Skin, Diseases.

After fomentation with warm water, the utmost, relief and
qeanee eure can be readily obtained in all complaints affee-
ting the skin and joints, y the simultaneous use of the Oint-
ment and Pills, But it must be remembered that nearly alk
skin diseases indicate the depravity of the blood and
ment of the liver and stomach consequently in mimy ea:
time is required to purify the blood, which will be effected:
& judicious use of the-Pills. The general health will readily
be improved, although. the eruption may be driven out mere
freely than before, and which should be promoted ; perseve-
rance ia necessary. ’ f

should be well rubbed at least three timesa dayoupon the
neck and upper part of the chest, so as to to the
glands, as is forced) into meat: this course will at once
remove inflammation and ulceration. ‘The worst Jeasba will
yield to this treatment by following the ft

printed directions.
Scrofula or King's Kyil and Swelling of
the Glands,

‘This class of eases may be cured by Hollowdy's
Pill and Ointment, a their double action of
blood and the system renders them more aff-
able than any othor remedy for all complaints of 4 edrofulo

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