Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-12-17
THE COMING FASHIONABLE TOUR.

The tour of the great lakes has not vet be.
come so fashionable as the tour OF the CONT
nent but when Americans learn 10 appreciate
their country better the time may, perhaps,
come when II will lie as "quite tine Thing" to
make trip 10 Duluth, Mackinaw or Sault
Sainte Marie, as II Is now to take run over 10
Paris, where all good Americans are supposed
to go when they die. Duluth, TO be sure has
not realized those splendid dreams of CONNER
cial supremacy so eloquently prophesed by
Proctor Knott in his famous speech In con-
gress years ago, but still 1t is young and has
plenty OF time to grow.
Just as w. ID. Howells "Wedding Journey
has marked out beaten track for young
couples in their honeymoon, down the St.
Lawrence, up the Saguenay, through Montreal
and Quebec and home aga n, "a novelist Is
wanted to paint the glorles OF the lakes, their
connecting rivers and the many beautiful
cities that look o II upon the waters; Buffalo,
Cleveland and Detroit, and of these Detroit is
the prettiest. Its splendid streets and many
handsome homes make II one of the most at
tractive cities In the West, and the tourist will
want to stop of here for a 1 tile while. IL he
does, perhaps he may chance 10 stroll into
Franklin street, where at No. PIT, Mr.. +. g.
Richards has the Office of his planning mill and
box factory, and perhaps the gentle tourist
may happen to meet Mr.. Richards and the
conversation, as II often does, may turn upon
the many evils and weaknesses that flesh Is
heir to. If all this comes 10 pass, Mr.. Rich
ards may tell him this story of his recovery
from neuralgia as he told It to u recent Wis
itor'
'Ihad had 1t for several years, and the attacks
were most violent. At last they became 50
frequent that they were almost daily occur
rences. All my efforts 10 obtain anything like
| a permanent cure were fruitless. | would
sometimes get temporary rel ef by resorting TO
hot applications, but the neuralgia would
come right back again. had used almost
every remedy could hear of, and had also had
physicians To prescri for me, but none OF
these did me any good. | have probably
spent two hundred dollars in various ways
without any benefit whatever.
"AthlophorUs took hold of the disease
quickly and | got relief In the first two dos $.
Three bottles eifeoed q perfect cure. | have
some In the house now and shall certainly
always keep some, as il Is worth its price, If II
did no more than give me relief. Whether II
has cured me permanently cannot say, but
do know that at the time | legan using ii |
was suffering intensely, and thar within three
months from the DAY stopped taking /. 10
this have not felt a particle Of neuralgia.
1t was Mr.. Blair, the train lispatcher at the
Detroit Grand Haven and milwaukee, Railroad,
who recommended me 10 use AthlOphoros
after he had tried II and cured himself Of
very severe ease of long standing"
IL the gentle tourist still doubts the efficiency
Of Athlophoros to do what Is claimed for it,
let him call upon Mr. Blair who will most
willingly add his testimony To that of MIR.
Richards in support of the sovereign remedy's
curative powers.
II you cannot get ArHLoPHoRos OF your druggist,
n dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy Il
from your druggist. bur II he hasn't IT, not be per
suadcd To try something else but order ~ once from
US as direct ID. ArilLoPnoRos CO.. M Wa Street,
New York.