The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-18
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Albany. N. y, Journal.
Among the hundreds Of thousands Of
tourists who have visited Niagara Falls
and stood in awe before It's miracle Of
power, there Is, probably, not one who has
failed to notice the large stono building
which stands directly opposite tho cataract
and a short distance below the railroad
suspension and cantllever bridges. This
building Is known to all as the "Monteaple
House," and 1t has been a popular place OF
resort for hundreds Of travellers during
many years. Nearly every place In America
posseeslng unusual natural scenery has la
legend, and a most tragical one 10 located
on the site where this stone building now
stands. Monteagle, o young chieftain OF
the Miami Indians, loved tho daughter OF
a mighty chief among the %Iroquoig, His
wooing, unlike that Of Hiawaths, was NOT
received with favor by the father chief. and
hence he was compelled to resort 10 the
usual methods Of abduction and flight.
The escaping. pair were oyertaken on The
banks Of the Niagara where the hotel now
stands, and rather than submit 10 capture
tho lovers cast themselves into the cataract
below. Their bodies were subsequently
found at the mouth Of the river clasped in
an embrace which even the cataract could
no sunder. Many occurrences since that
Time have tended to make the Monteaple
famous, and 1t was with surprise that Il
was learned q short time since that the
ediEce was to be entirely transformed. re.
arranged and reiurnished Tor the benefit Of
and especially inyalids.
Feeling that this Is a subject in which
The public would take unusual inlersst. az.
peclally as the National Park question Is
being 80 strongly aeitated, a representative
this paper visited Niagara Falls yester.
day and learned the following facts:
D.. W.. R: Crumb, who Is about under.
taxing this important task, is a gentleman
who is well known throughout tho land.
having successfully practiced medicine in
the city OF Buffalo for nearly thirty wears.
He ia exceedingly we'll preserved, t6ouoh
nearly 90 years Of age, while his enerey
AND ambition are something wonderful, IN
conversation with the reporter he said:
" anticipate greatsuccess here. althouoh
few years ago l should not have dared
IL e. It, for ! was then what people
"Mow was that. Doctor. How did it &C.
1T was brought about, as such troublpa
are, by mental and physical de.
preston, arising out Of troubles and re-.
'erses. The mind has a remarkablee effect
Upon the body and when one meets viii
financially, or in any other
they are likely to DO accompanied hv
nlfiortunes physically. Such, at ali eyen,s.
vas my case. l WAS irritable, restless and
everish. l had a heavy and irregular pulse.
I'D my food did not asBimulate, nv heart
you'd throb violently and then stop and
fluids ! passed were p~rofuse, hivh.coi.
req and thick with deposits. l was Obliged
0 abandon my practice, and also to sus.
'end pushing my valuable invention.
ss Crumbs pocket inhaler for The
ure OF catarrn and asthma" II
"How long did this c%ontinue?' |.
For about two years, / reslizad that 7
Fas quite sick but like everyone else / felt
t would only be temporary. The msioritv
people drift along the way a man mivht
mo Knew nothing about these great FALL
nd Was floating with the current. II ia
0 easy to DRIFT, you see. At the end of's
ear however, my condition became
imply horrible. l mad a serious irritation
II the throat, a hard, sluggish pulss. a
yelling cf the limbs and numbness ~,
ending. down the thighs, 1 had ter.
Idle night sTeats and my urine was
with atbumen aud acids. | called
n several Of the most .ekilful physicians
,ut l continued 10 eink rapidly. Was
ne victim OF Bright's disease OF the kidpevp.
no l looked forward with almost car.
alnty 10 a few weeks OF terrible gvonv
}then-deaih T. ass Itis painful IN
this experience and it is sutIicient
g cay thai lam entirely we'll aud that INV
lte haa been saved'b by means of Warmers
'aie Cure, which arrested the disease.
llscted u cure and has preserved ma n
lealth ever since.
"lhen It was this remedy that saved
our life, doctor Z"
Yes, | can testify from a grateful heart
1t is invaluable for men or women
'ho are depressed by reason Of d%isappoint.
nents end reverses: who're losing lesh
nd strength sud who must find relief or a
atal termination awaits them. 1 prescribe
uis greet remedy to my patients constant
y and the wonderful effects l observed in
ny own case l See repeated in their exne-
lencee. 1t is this thai makes me certain
can endure the cares Of the great SANTA.
Jun am about to establish.h
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