The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-16
THE COMING FAsHroNABLE TOUR.

TIE tour Of tie great lakes has not yet
become so fashionable rs the tour OF the
Continent, but when Americans learn to
appreciate their country better the time
may, perhaps, come when it will lie as
"quitc The thing" to makca trip 10 Duluth,
Macbinaw or SaGlL Sainte Marie, as 1t is
now to take rdn over to Paris, where all
good Americans arc supposed to go when
they die. Duluth, to he sure, las not
realized those splendid dreams of COM
mercial supremacy 50 eloquently prophe-
sled by Proctor Knott in his famous speech
in Congress years ago, but still it is young
and has plenty Of time to grow.
Just as w. d. Howells Wedding
Journey" has marked out beaten track
for young couples in their honeymoon,
down the St. Lawrence, up the Sagucnay,
through Montreal and Quebec and home
again, a novelist is wanted to paint the
glories of the lakes, their connecting rivers
and the many Leautiful cities that look
out upon the waters; Buffalo, Cleveland
and Detroit, and OF these Detroit j, the
prettiest. lis splendid streets a! d many
handsome homes make il orc OF TIC most
attractive citics,in the West, and Tie tour
list will want 20 stop off here for little
while. If he does, perhaps hcnny chance
to stroll into Franklin street, where, ut
No. 2l7, Mr.. l.. c. Richards has tie office
of his planning mill and box factory, and
perhaps the gentle tourist may Eall.tnto
meet Mr. Richards and the conversation,
as it often does, may turn upon The many
evils and weaknesses that flesh is heir 10.
If all this comes 10 pass, Mr.. Richards
may tell him this story OF his recovery
from neuralgia as he told it to recent
visitor:
al had had it for several years, and the
attacks were most violent. AT last they
became so frequent that they were almost
daily occurrences. All my efforts to OBJ
tain anything like q permanent cure were
fruitless. L would sometimes get tempo
rary reliefby 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 prescribe for me- but none of these did
me any good. have probably spent two
hundred dollars in various ways without
any benefit whatever.
tOOh iOiN w AitN NisN"oO
quickly and got relief in the first two
doses. Three bottles effected perfect
cure. / have some in the house now and
shall certainly always keep some, as it is
worth its price, if it did no more than give
me relief. Whether it has cured me per-
manently cannot say, but do know that
ut the time l began using it | was suffer-
ing intensely, and that within three months
from the day / stopped taking it to
this) have not felt a particle of neu-
ralgia. It was Mr.. Blair, the train dis
patcher at the Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee Railroad, who recommended
me to use Athlophoros after he had tried
it and cured himself Of very severe case
of long standing"
If the gentle tourist still doubts the eff
fciency Of Athlophoros to do what is claim
ed for 1t, let him call upon Mr.. Blair, who
will most willing add his testimony to that
of Mr.. Richards in support of the sover-
eign remedy's curative powers.
. II you cannot get ArHLoPHoRos of your drug
gist we will send IL express paid, ON receipt of
regular price-one dollar per bottle. We prefer
that you buy 1t from your druggist, but II he
else, but order at once from us, as directed.
ArHLoPHoRos Co.. il2 Wall Street, New York.