A Discovery Made by a Prencher.
A discovery has be.-n made by R< v. J.
; A\ . Blosser, M I’., of this city, which marks
i a new era In tlie treatment of catarrh.
■ bronchitis, asthma, etc. Tlie remedy is ap
plied in a practical way, which brings it in
' direct contact with every affected sjiot. It
destroys the < atarrlial microbes, and makes
a radical cure, its use is convenient and
) pleasant. He desires to place it in the
hands of every sufferer, and will mail a trial
I sample free to every one who will address
i Dr. .1. AV. Blosser <x Son, 12 and 12 Grant
; building. Atlanta. Ga. r '
A Trying Position.
I From Tile Detroit Free rroxx.
i Gid Mrs. M—, who was seriously ill.
j found herself to lx* in a trying position.
which she defined to a friend In these
words:
"You see, triy daughter Harriet is mar
ried to one o’ these homeypath doctors,
and my daughter Kate to an allypath. if
I call in the lioineyjiatli my allyjtath son
in-law and ills wife git mad. an’ if I call
in my allypath son-in-law nn homeypath
son-in-law an' his wife git mad, an' if I
go ahead and git well without either o'
'ent, tb- n they'll lx>th lx' mad; so I don’t
see but I'd better die outright.”
♦
Young men or old should not fail to read
i Thomas Slater's article, headed "He bends
* It Free,' on pa»J 9.
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