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Malay Camphor. Dryobalanops Camphora. This species of camphor is produced from a tree growing in Sumatra, iiorneo, and the Malay Península, and is known as Malay Camphor. It ia seereted naturally in crysta'l'.ne masses and Iodged in cavities in the wood. It is whitish, transluceut, sromewhat unctuous to the touch, very vo'atile, and its odor is strong and fragranté One of the strongest properties of ilie Malay Camphor, as well as that oí all otiier camphors, is their strong sedativo power, and they are all oí great power in allaying irritation and re'ieving pain. The ordinary liquid camphor purchased at the drug store if appHed to a. tender surface, wiU cause a, smart. l)ut 1 liis i due, not 10 the camphor, but to the alcohol in whieh it is held in solution. The wonderful euceese that has followed tic intrortuction of Pretzinger's Catarrli BaJm lias been due to the fact that in it are carried. not only the well known camphora oï commerce, but lliis Malay Camphor and the camphor obtained from the Austraüan r!ue Gum Tree as well as the Jnpanese Camphor, better known as Mentliol. obtained from Japan, and other camphors. and all these In eömbination .have a wonderful healing effeet. and their powe-r t subdue the Èrritated membranes of the air passages of the nose and, throat is akin to the marvelous. Any reader of this nrticle who has any difficulty whaterer with the air passages of the head. sliou'd obtatn Pretzin;er's Oatarrh Ha.'m and see if the statements in thLs nrticle are not facls. The many thousands who have used this invaluable remedy will give it fcheir unqualified endorsement. Pretsinger Bios., Chemists, Dayton Ohio. v,-!l send a sample on receipt of a two-cent stamp.