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11' i li. Habj i uiting Xeeth. Be suro and uso that oíd" and well-tried remedy, Mus. Windslow'S SOOTHING Syrup for ohildren teething. It soothes the child, softens the gutns, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle vlt m k;. Antiqultle hath held that certaine vromen "f Scythia, being provoked and rexed against some men, had the power vo K1U tbom only wlth their looke. The fortoLsirS and Estriges haten their eggs wlth thtiiv looks only, a signe that they nave some ejaculative vertue. And .■onoerning witches, they are said to lave offenK've and harme-working Kies. WIuch lor lii'iiiliiiiK'il Fcmale. Physicians have used Speer'a wine, and having applied to it tho striptest test known to chemistry, they do not hesitate to pronounee It a pure wine of medium strength, and recommend it to bc of groat advantage to tho aged and infirm, also low and typhoid fevers Spoer's wine will bo found very superior. Curlett'e Hoave Uemedy is asure cure 'or Heaves in the earlier stages, and warranted to relieve in ad vaneed stages. ( iuaianteed to euro Couhs and Colds. ('has. Dwyor, ox-Sheritf of Washtenaw ('o., 1 ich., says, "I cured two, different liorses two ilitTeront years of [ieavea In early stages by uso of Curlett'e Heave Remedy. " J. M. Allen, proprietor of the Dexter er gaya, ■! have used Curlett's Thrush Etemedy with perfect satisfaotion. baving permanently oured ii very bad oase oí thatdisease with his Thrush 1 lemedy." Curlett's Thruefa Remedy Ib a surc cure tor Thrush and all ratting away tses of the feet ot Btock. One appUoation curea ringworm on man or -i and removes [ameness of oalked hoofs. Applied once a day growu t hi 'in out. U'ti's Pinwonn Remedy, f r a man or be;it. La a oompound that, effecttualy removes hoi', troublesome pv asiteB, whlch are suoh a ireat ; anoe to stook. If bowels are lx. and u"p, one or two dosos will put them in proper condition. Curlott's Remedios for sale at EL J. Brown'a and B. & M. Drug Store.