Camphor Not A Very New Drug

Ai. ingenious chemist of üayton, Ohio, has conipounded írom a mmi1 er o; üttle known campliors, a balm lnoivr. as Pretzinger's Catarrh Balm, 11) a I has met with a most remarUable ;.le, and he is now on the high roac to fortune and wealth, as it seems 10 bo the only catarrh remedy that is a sure cure. There is notihing new í;1 oui camphors, and their healing pioperties are well known. Every 1 ody with catarrh or cold in the heac ese:; "Pretzinger's." This wonder ful success has raised the question omong a good many as to Uow oíd ramphor, as a drug, was. But we liave to go down the long ages oí Iiistory to find the starting point. Oamphor was used among the Phoenecians at the earüest dawn of liislory; the Egyptians six thousand years ago knew all about it ; the Chinese have used it for at least live thousand years. Tlie Dayton C3iemlst was bright to uso so ancient a rfmedy, and well deserves the fortune h; will make out of it. The healing pioperties of the camphors iustantly allay the inflammation of the nasal organs nnd oren up the passages so il.a'l easy, confortable breathlng is possible. The oíd scnbs and sires yielci readily and qnickly disappear. The horrible cholcing sensation f o common. stops nt once. Pretzinger's (loes not seem to be a secret remedy at n.ll. and we'l known physicians prescrlbe it ponstantly ín thelr pvactice. A. smail sample can be had by sending !t. two-cent stamp to Pret'ziiïger Bros. Chemists. Dayton, Ohio. A man giving liis name as John üoberts was arrested l.-is( week lor an impaid board bilí at tlfe Varney House. AVhile lh custody it was karned that he stole a horse and 1 ugjry al Aun Arbor, which he sold to A. Carmichael. A deputy heriff íion. Washtenaw county (■.■une and tc-ok the man, together with the Uori?e md buggy. Mr. Yaruey "o'lected l.'is bilí and tlie purchase money was ■cturnod to Mv. Carmichael.- Wayne KE view.