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OLD ROMAN AQUEDuCTS.
1mmcnstty nj the Works tn snrpay tho Mis-
trasa OF Tho Nnrlt! with Water.

OLD HUMAN AUUEDUClS.
,.,,.. ;r--,- ,,.
tro.' of q. s.,., world s,,l,.,al Win Water.
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IL. r.nvrn = Il ..rmr HuI;rnrrr. III.
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a" n.'.e 'la ~, ss a1nn.te !, "a rca,. NJ, ca,,,y
attatuc,l, and many Of our grcat modern towns
1,nvc not as vet ach,cycl Il. There f. nothing.
,.'r.rs. NV s.;,sn, ,n.o ,,,,,,,on. ~ HEALTH az,
"u"s's'' ",'1" "o'. IT, ,,.,'.
eonnoEt. ailu u ~ " mattct ""eA y" e"'Ia "
tncd and ciyilizcd people will make It specially
their business to study. One OF thu must strils-
Ing evidences Of old Roman greatness and good
sehse ID ~ oe !oa'u VI LYLE en"ot".' e' a.e'
VI aauet'ucts, traces OF wl'sh wItho"t nul''oes
l'aVo been lai.l bare In the recent excavations:
~ 1;r,nr NJ nrd NJ tin o1Inrcut eountry' NM, wc
. oo niioro n ,ot ~ o ~ H. Turt.r sars bn noc.
Tnn % II ths'r . ,,rnaj M s,ai.. u,st ayo besn
snH s' Kxcst wsto crs.s t!y ere sy
T., sn.r,,sa ar s1,btcrrSnean channsls: sumo.
~ .i+,s s!ecus' Soan ~ Il Maa nrr"ssary thot
ncs hns 1,o tnto ti.. form ri imne.ims nrcotlcs
aton ttsy r,a 70 nty @ ace. Il III fn;or ~ % ~ tse tse
eveIy srs'su and"at. srh.i, H.. Tnrtnr ,,"s @
e ~. ho't ~ rirclnfc in lin. yni,mc. ho as
a1 nor1,v No ' conscnton. Tiey arc. however, Of
...,.s ~ tn,r"-t nnt n1e,r.Et IN i'm a1rl,nnto0v
svusss' sh' ~. ~ af e. r.rrn- +,nrs ti'ot h." ~
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IN pui, VIZ 4hi v,.. ~ "ns " ~ ,ront
t uen ,ut' ,i is ar.a nr ions u ~
alns.usts, tne a: We, Me,G ;axIa
~ f,u .,atn. t III ire4 ~ t,o a",,ars
were onm @ ia ras !. y VI o 4 VA
paA9en tiMt spn ~ t'T paI 70 H., ~. y. LIE ts ~.
e,n1s ~ r % ~ ,e Viva ue us s1v ~ f1 III
s ~ u. ssaerc''n. ~ .tr,,i,m IT, .oa. os
- ii, .r,t II, II :. F..ss,'.. -,
ao.h'tan.e p;Ss ;,;ita. "'e'' "'1 Aof'et 'o'a'osa
nass @ a.u w. aa aa,1a, @ t,,,,, q, 1,r nathan ,ro.
- no.ae wy .os .o um. III me'tnsa "n1
ns fnat mtuIuo ~ - ,hSI n.ay We, "u.
cAtt ons ~ .J T.. ~ ,.II, ~ - t,s ~ 'tI ~ -
anu petieeicu ~ Aa S.!na'ty M u,.sa pssou. ~.
aeeu, idr 1, pt t II IL ,M
ehtIsn lan esS Sss .t, ~ nsu ~. ~ ptl ~ puece
t9e wn.e. nn y, ts ,s,,h" c3 hoiar,.! T.! t1e IT,
, 1877-07-27

II Aonetlin2 pu1s aud uicn Il wanted 10 A4vos
cakes, p.es, Or puddfnss. yet Ds. Prics's Tsus
Fhyonpx Exttaels-Y4ni1la Lsu,on, slc.
, 1877-07-27
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ftrst srnons the regulates Of thu toilet 10 a eo,t
article Ut Soar but to procure It not always mn eay
matter. Many Ur the most cxnen1lve Euaia In tho mar.
ket made from and dctetosoHa materials mi
their delicate coosnR and fragrant pcrfnns too pft.n
conceal tho most Fepnsye aplittcl Thu disclosures
recently made pubic regarding th!1 subject arc rod.
trtlv Startling anil deserve scso1s consideration.
Scented Soaps hrc now kuown to b. extremely ob|e.
tonc, especially II applied tU The head, tnJurlng tbs
hair Irritating thu scalp, and inducing Acyrrs h.ad
aea The character nf the tnREcalents may bc inferred
from tho statcMrht Of gentleman who tnakcs las
pcEsons enHnxed III tlts emooYn'tnt vera abort lived.
from to Ten yt4s bc1aE te oAgess period uar.1
which thu Occupation coulIl be ioIluwaI.
roet sSap i Il tast oy,s,s. 'awsssf. thaaka . IL
cntsrprIae and chemical skill Of MI. y. r. tAnBltr. =.
Eis Ut II % tho aitei satss iii: r Vi ~ H. sanfrr,
sesnase III Hi isse.s success /. liz appn,pria:s
cIvwn to the nniernns ylct 1rtrs alreaay .l1svea
vi. H.nniTr succeeded n peffec;ix t.e cei1sa'
tion of thr finest toilet soap ntrln c Ihr pn.
,fsc.arins procc:ses ato ca!irs!Y isw ana original m
ihr result simply unparalleled in this VI ID
as; soAr + t,s 81 y,
IT, + 7, = ort ncs sza9e e i: s @
Properties. This ssn II aoi psfaMta. the inRr!l!eau
,sn e .TSr na5y r. X ~ ;s e
Me ta.st considers the asencs Of artificial rertnms
q g. es ~ a.. q ,ssss { ts @
nestht9 and agreeable article Of tho kind cver nanu
ThoHah specially desirable for tho use Of ial'e. I'D
nats toes. al = msEts ssss f..sr
Essss E:ss ssea rs s'aa ''f " W"
B. T. BABBlTT.. New York City,
, 1877-07-27
OBITUARY,

Moukr STERLING, H.. July aa.-M. W. Levi
Luak, Past Grand Matter Of the GzAud Lodge
, 1877-07-27

L6UEfFTHF Ia Y. EUATWFFCTaFt.
The main dependence foF suclu1 order. " the
commuulstc spirit aroused tn FIttsbuFs should
sptgad, must ts on thu snl foree Ut ths regular
army and VIC hays NJ d0ubt that 1t will 20 c01,-
duct itself rs to give rise to popular dou,anl that
It shull be prutccttd rum The assaults OF the
letnauegicat economists, anti maintained IN
deeeAt and permanent httcnKlh.
, 1877-07-27

.pAr.t. rnpop.
,..t.r,n. r.mxt., ,.,".,,
. L"a"e 'N,1.n ~
baa men must unuerstal1 that kooa men aTe
In the fnuiurty In INujHTi1lr: TINT these mean
In uulr thr,r mnInrity = felt III TIM nrcseryattun
~ III, law md That hr whu think. II /. .af, n,
Kill burn. md rob will ind out, ia cthrr crI1rl.
tnals do, That t4c has perpetrate.t fatal error.
when IL Is too Lutte.
THE FOOLISH AND TIE WISE,
Ruri,agtnn Nuuk<vt.
The foo,tsh ,nou rnshafh mt tn 1es thu YDnh
~ " '' ''' - -. ~ ~ 80 ~. '
anil Is hhot Through tho lungs 0ut thc "lae man
lumuaAA the Constitution OF tho United Statcs
to Ills hoFon. and ubiicth III the cellar until tbs
eyil Iaya bc aver. ''' ~@
"~'s Nv S>'' t,,,.rx,s,,
e'AhuSlSA'
tkffaH .ssr@. 49,
The trub friends vi the working cl11ses will
aeyer encourage them III Communism, Thcro
's. 49,. 49, -.
1lusl ~ aosle pF'pEf menus VI eel!'psotectou
short u 1nursie7 an! anccnuiasaIn.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY lIAutE,
p;Hsaurv ftnmr,etat f,...It.
oL,t ,.,t.n ~ ,h ~. - ~ n, ',o.,
.a,I,..s -. sn,I,,v.. .@ @~' >.'''
.,I, 81 ,..n. ,.t,n avn 4 ,lx,,,,, ho,.. =. ,,t
,u!I,uy Or prupcrty traf OF prrsuuai liz, bcen' ar
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-04
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1877.
Mail Arrival. and Departures.

Until further notice the Postoflce will be
open for delivery and reception of mall mat
ter from 8 a. m. to s p. m. daily, except sum
days, and on Sundays one hour after arrival
OF Western mail. Omaha time Is the time OF
the once.
Money order once open from 8 A. m. to 0 p.
m. daily, except sundays. 49,
Western malls close daily at lilo p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at 3:l9 y. m.
Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern mails. close at 8 p. m.
Mails arrive from the east daily atl:2 p. M,
and from the west daily at Blu p. m.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific r. W.. at los y. m.
Malls close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Agencies daily at 0 p. m.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies daily Mt 4 p.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho on Mondays
Mall arrives nom Davis Rancho Tuesdays
At 8 p. m.
Col, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays ut
=. m.
Mall arrives nom Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-04
$40, $50, 800, $500, $780,

ers and Brokers. No. II WALL St.. New
York. make for customers desirable Invest
ments of large or small amounts in stocks of
from five to twenty times the amount In
vested every thirty days. Reliable Stock
Privileges negotiated ut favorable rates.
Stocks bought and carried as long as desiie ed
on deposits of three to five per cent.
Circulars and Weekly Reports sent free.
oct3idly.I
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-04

frost. Then the cod can be set In the
ground. and the sod rotting will give
the plants a good start. And water
melons are worth more in July than
September.
Mr.. Bergh is needed in the Turkish
Provinces. The fanatical Circassians
drill their horses in their village by n
curious and brutal exercise. They spur
and whip them repeatedly through a
crowd of shouting men armed with
long sticks, which are mercilessly used
on the poor brute until it stands the
torture with philosophy. The principle
is to impress the animal with a notion
that the iron will of its master is be-
yond all its natural instincts Of fright
and bodily pain.
In Southern India children are mar
ried at 8 years of age. Native fathers
consider it a disgrace to have single
girls in the family, and endeavor to get
them married in childhood, but when
married they do not always go to their
husbands homes. The marriages are
generally arranged by old women. who
go from family to family to find suita-
BILE matches. Widows are treated very
badly by the natives; they are made as
miserable as possible. An American
lady doctor has a large practice among
the natiye woman
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

The cry In New York IL "Stand
from under - Tweed il going TO tell
all he knows. Up to date the lesser
thieves have felt sense OF security
based upon the old mans heroic ret
icence. Meantime press which had
been subsidixed to his ends while no
welded tho power Of Tammany, have
Joined tho ranks Of his accuscrs. We
have long believed him to be the
manifest ono OF the whole pack
When no went back 10 Now York
from San Frncisco be did 80 with
every appearance OF believing him.
self innocent. He has evidently got
tired OF being tho pack horse OF the
Ring. Atapy rate, we are told tina,
he ID going not only TO restore TO The
city OF New York the plundered prop.
erty, 80 far rs that IN possible, but
th,t no 10 going TO unburden his
mind Of its stock Of facts relating 10
the Ring and its management and nj.
lies. Says tho telegraph
There are ominous foreshadowinys
IN private circles here of startling dis.
closures To follow Tweed's release th,,
week. Il Is understood that his ron.
fe-sion exposes no criminal acts Of M,
associates, except whore tho statute
of Limitation bars prosecution never.
thelsss there IN much sensation
s"oog the friends OF parties whose
regulations are likely to suffer nv
weeds exposures. Among these i.
"a well-kuown nov sEaper editor and
publisher, whose Endorsement viii no
exhibited upon Tweed's fheck for
many thousands to the journalists
order, paid to silence opposition 10
ring legislation and buy votes. The
story of Tweed's escape aud wander.
ins- l. fuil Of exciting aud romantic
interest. Tic disappeared December
"a year zgo-was concealed by pro.
'rs.ional criminals In New Jersey In
actual sight of New York. and snb,e.
luontiy al n lonely burglars rendez.
sous on staten Islsnd until towards
the middle Of February following
Thence bs went To Florida, wher. he
Remained ill inidsu,nmer, part Of tho
tinhe In tho coast lighthouse, whence
Ito crossed 10 Cuba, and thence pro
cecdcd to Spain In tho vessel from
which lac WAS captured on her arrival.
weighing nearly 800 pounds In his 4
pAimy days be has shrunk 10 1855. but
" now rapidly improving.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04
WILL HAYES RESIGN,
Under date Of New Orleans. April
We have The following:

Under date Of New Orleans. April 2
We have the following:
The Times Tomorrow will contain .
statement from high Republican sour
Co.'S that Il has been recently discovered
that the eight electoral votes Of Lsuisi
ana properly belong To Governor Til
den, and that testimony will be fur
pished him IN the prosecution Of hi
cult under . writ Of quo ~srraDto.
This means. II it means anything.
thai the Republicans Of Louisiana viii
NOT res. patiently under any deseriion
Of their cause by tho man whom the,
put In the PrcsidenHal chair. l. mean.
that they are determined 10 make his
place uncomfortable for him AMI bcse,
his incum bency Of the Presidential Of.
flee With such annoyances ~ they can
conjure up II his pusillaniini,y reaches
10 the extent they believe It viii. In.
deed IL MIR. Hayes has no right to tho
office be holds and II the fact Of his
want Of title has been known IN Lou
isiAna, II ought to have been brought
10 light long since. We have believed
that Louisians's honest vote was for
Hayes; but II THIS IL now known by
tho Republicans Of that state not to be
the fact who can blame them for dl-
sslgtDg the truth! What honest man
can deny that il Ii their duty 10 make
known tho mouentous facts? 1.-THE
republicans OF Louisiana turn State.
evidence against the President, will
no Democracy attempt to impeacb
their credibility I, Certainly il this re-.
port lie true, II they who are acquain.
ted with tls bottom facts relating u
the Republican vote Of Louisiana come
forward aud make II piain that. MIR.
Tildsn and not Mr.. Hayes carried that
state, what elise has Mr.. Hayes to d.
bot 10 resignr He ~ a Reformer. He
reforms ~ zeal0usly that he leans
back t'other way. II Is evident thai
Governor Packard In moving!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

all Southssness. TO uso a1sve csSeAes,
md dsspias them. mskss no efEert q
hide his disgust. Such . Cabinet
. slsye-houDd Cabinet--to pilot Thu
ship, tossed on the he's indianstiou
OF twenty million Northernsrp ~
the tireleas hate Of TN millions =
the South Only gush" and idiocv
would dream Of such Q thing, 4
gushing thing was the younger Miss
Pecksniff. but that ioyesick eirl
would not take passage on such :
craft.
What name shall we give TO the
cool and barefaced assumption which
claims that the Cabinet represents
all the elements Of our politics 7
Where do you find in it the elemen,
which Blaine, Morton and Butler
stand for? Without that idea in the
forefront Of the canvass Tildeu would
be to-day in the White House and
the republicans not only defeated
but humbled by their verwhelmino
annihilation. Every other element
appears in the Cabinet. This onIy--
the Hamlet Of the piece--is omitted
There is Evarts, who represents the
nentrals- linen 90 indifferent that rs
this battle OF giants and struggle OF
principles, they could see nothing
either in the republican or Demo.
cratic party worth working for.
Schurz stands for the treachery. self.
conceit and morbid Office seeking
that rebelled with Greeley. Kew
brings in Tilden and secession. De.
vens keeps fresh before us the men
who ate dirt and wore collars in the
old pro- slavery days. II the Presi-
dental canvass had contained only
these forces Hayes would dwell
quietly to-day in Ohio. Blaine and
the bloody shirt elected our prosi.
dent. During the long doubt OF
December and January the only
words that reached us from Governor
Hayes WAS the assurance how "deep.
ly he felt for the negroes how he
pitied them il the count should show
iiiden elected He knew we'll
enough then what chord would reach
the nations heart and make men
pray Tor his success. II Tilden had
been counted in, what more would
the South have asked Of him what
more would he have dared to do than
to Withdraw the troops? Fancy Hayes
proclaiming in October that he con.
templated calling home the troops f!
II the telegraph had announced such
apurpose on his part that moment
the canvass would have virtually
ended and Tilden would have walked
unchallenged over the course. II
the Cabinet calls home tho troops ]
affirm they hold seats which have
been obtained on false pretences.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

bismarck IL about 10 take . pro
longed leave Of absence. Wish m
might como over and see what Q mag
n'hcent triumph tho American people
accomplished when thcy paved thu
way for Wade Hampton aud David
McKendrse hoy. lie might accept an
Invitation from August belmont and
still bs Hayes welcome guess-fc,
Hayes has cot hIs goodlsh fscc against
nobody but tho Mortons. tho BlsIns.,
the Conklings and the Camcsons--un.
icss u b. the entire Radical party. The
rumor thst Rutherford hes made on
Bis swsst, conscientious mind 70 sp.
point John Morrisscy Collector OF the
i'or Of Now York IL doubtless tho
fsbricasion Of sos,s monster Of . Car.
pct baggsr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

| a word to widows and old maid.
who contemplate matrimony IL hap,
PLY forthcoming In time to proven,
| any fatal mistake. Inasmuch as wild.
overs are big enough and old enough
aud ugly enough to knew better, they
are, rs is to DO seen by the subjoincoi
formula, left to follow the usual Gus.
toms of newly married people. Dem.
orests Monthly is the authority for the
following /. m sa
1t IL contrary To custom 10 invite
guests to the marriage OF a widow. If
q widower inarries q young girl, the
etiquette Is the same as that OF first
marriage. a widow must marry In
the morning early, without show, and
mas only her witnesses and those of
her intended. Her dress must be
plain, OF quiet color black, however.
y not admissible. On leaving church
the bride invites to brcskfi,s the wit
nesses who have formed the party bu,
no other guests are invited TO this re.
past. On tho fifteenth day after the
marriage. cards are sent bearing the
new address OF the married pair. A
widow never makes wedding calls ar
Ter ren,arrying. Those who receive
the cards do the visiting. There IL a
month allowed for tho return OF cards
and the visits. When a single lady
msrries. after having passed the usual
age Tor marriage, the ceremony should
DO simple and unobtrusive.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

A jury has been iupapsled a
Oroville for the trial Of the Chico
Assassins. By = strange lack Of de-
cision. Judge Stafford permitted q
known member Of the Order OF Csu.
casisns to be sworn 10 ~ one Of the
Jurors. The jury is said to be . very
weak one. The telegraph indicates
some determined action at Chico, in
the following:
On Saturday night the citizens OF
Chico held . meeting, TO which only
those Who were neither members OF
the Caucasians nor Labor Union
were admitted. II was . gathering
OF farmers from all over this part Of
the valley. to take steps looking TO
the protection OF their property du-
ring the coming summer. They are
determined to rid this part OF the
State OF the class Of men now in jail !;
and not one will give employment to
= single person known TO belong to
either order. 1t is reported on good
authority that DR.. Glenn called to-
gether his men and discharged ALI
who were members Of the Order OF
Caucasians, telling them TO bnrn
him out II they dared.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

a certain Mr.. LeAtham has lately
been tried and convicted Of damning
her Majesty, the Queen Of England,
aud sent TO jail for two months. some.
how no mixed up tho Qussn's pr.
son with the Queens tases, aud
not liking the taxes he cursed the
Queen. The funny part Of the per.
formance 10 thai he did II In church,
during service, greatly 70 the shock
Ing NJ those Of her Majcssy's pious
subjects tbcrc gathered.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

Chamberlain mus. b. pigeon .livsrsd
aud lacking gall. TO take hls custer 70
complsccnt'y ~ 10 dine with the Psss.
idrns, - he did, on Monday evening.
afser the decision Withdrawing the
trsops from the state House u Cclum.
e's. Does he hops 70 b. plscaisd with
. slice Of federal bread aud bu,ssr.tks,
he IL 20 pustilsn ismousIy amIablc I
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

Hayes Is 80 apprehensive lest he be
caught doing something for tho doing
OF which Grant WAS blsckguarded BY
the cutworms Of the press that be has
announced his intention OF not going
TO Long Branch or other sea side 70
sort, but In remain In Washington
during the sweltering period, instead.
lie Is evidently bent upon inuagura-
ting reform to that extent, that, II he
can discover time whom Grant kept
cool, to illustrate his contrasting policy
he VIII maintain . profuse psrspirn-
ton aud " At any time during tho
late administration Grant alto baked
potatoes, he. Rutherford, will. with 10.
coming ostentation take his'n boiled.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

qutck thaw, coming upon con.
s'derabIs fAli Of snow 1t Chicago. has
csussi tho 1oosiing VI the southwest.
ern part cf that city. Csllars and even
nrst stories are swampsd and mach
distress prevails. Tho sewers and
drains arc altogether Inadequate 10
carry OF tho surplus water.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

1t is said that one Of the partici
pants in the recent murder Of More
at Santa Barbara county has turned
States evidence against his fellow
assassins.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

ARSsR TAYLOR. 0rcenbsck csndl.
date Tor Mayor Of Chicago has drawn
out Of the rsce. leaving hard cash 10
walk over the course and win the
stamps end honoss. Abnss goes out
In . mild slsss Of patriotic glory In
the shape " . card.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

There are said 10 be emily twenty 81
co"'sdsfstss--includins JsfSsssee In.
Wis and Ro,crt Toombs-~koss diss.
eilities have NOT been removed
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

Il 's stated that Mrs. Isyes's favor.
lie color is light blue. and ccnse.
quensly The White Hosss 10 " b. 70
furnished In that color.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

Oakley Hall 10 ss'll the suhjscs u
much bard susssias By The soc,h.
ssyers Of the press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

The patriotic elements Of Virginia
City begin to assert themselves
being ihawed out by the approach Of
the Spring election for municipal
offices.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

1sas''soa ed fAsssl Rsssss,
bsels ssd csbsf Dsssss Of s,.v..
Wsss ESD PIP. DsssA wis.
S esss"s $50 0,as.. Weed s.a
~es~ eosa csesA Usaa
pssessA tssssaassa 0ss 60
Wsess go essoa pss,~I
"ovee eusriol,lng Goods.
esass ss1 sssas e.,s~
- ssss'sssss'ss e 81 iisSs z - 80 90 sssg.sss
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-03-29
The Important Question.

OF all loathsome diseases, Catarrh stands
pTe-eminent. 1t renders its victim g. disgust
ing to himself as to others. And the most hui
initiating Of all is the consciousness that
his presence is offensive to those around him.
Ii any disease deserves the name OF universal,
i is this. Dietetic errors and the tollies which
Fashion impose upon us tend to foster and dis
seminate it. To the pitiful cry OF its victims,
is there any cure tor Catarrh there is but one
answer consistent with Christian reason. God
has never sent one evil into the world for
which he has not sent the remedy. For the
grestest OF allsplritual and moral evils, the
Great Physician has prescribed potent and
never-iailing remedy. He has given explicit
rules for the treatment and preservation OF the
spiritual and moral man, but He is silent in all
matters relating to the physical man. IL would
be an unwarrantable detraction from His be-
nitcent character to suppose that he has atflet-
ed the greater portion of humanity with an in
durable disease. The day OF plaques is past
The God OF Christianity is a God OF Love, of
Mercy; his message is "good will to all men,"
The earth and all contained therein was in
tended by the great Designer to supply mans
wants and surely he has no greater wants
than the healing OF his lnfrmities. Science
is rapidly proving thst the earth is fitted to
supply mans utteTmost need. New medical
plants are constantly being discovered and
new properties developed from those already
known. For Catarrh, the most potent rene
dy yet discovered is DIR. Sage's Catalrh REM
edy Its efficacy has been tested in many
Thousand cases with uniform success. Cases
that had been repeatedly prol ounced incura-
BILE, readily yielded TO it. In confirmed or OBJ
stinate cases, DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
coyery should be taken in connection with
the Catarrh Remedy. Full particulars in
Pierce's Memorandum Books. They are given
away by all druggists.