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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-06-21

.apoio9n Bonaparte livat only iu-f f@vond
mi1lfe. chen died at Sc Helena ami o1o ID
his DOCTOR said that his disease va iflfroo,1
~ o1ceesiyo Fnuhiug Toe hero on Auqfer.
tno center 0f Europe shook he oerfb tsil-f
~ snuh box. Oh how many paonle 80
nave known who have not lived Oft hoff
their days because ~ their a sslpafione and
lnauiseneea. Now practical religion h n
pr0ies. .against at dissipation n any kind
have fallen. professors Of rsilrion haze ~
ui1uh pfoieors ~ religion have misanpro.
liate trust funds, professors Of religion
h9 80 ahscou5oI Kes. bnt fhog fi.resy 90,
.eeii religion i.efore theg did their moroiitg
h.aH - White Star line steamer bound
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aAsLx"ADs. -.-----------
,o,urs.prsKr AND OHIO ROUTE
',,e,gor,xm EFFECT nov. 2Ssh
ooA' 1903.


LEAVE RICHMOND:
s4s am For Newport News oi an, uv sxcstt
Nv i5ri and Norfolk ">'
s,s am sum s1"d 1sys only. To Newport News
$40 am S oia pns,t and Norfolk, . 81,
,s, Th1argh and Local Nh, '"
IL D an Ipiyuhtv est except Sunday. a
,o o,'i Wssswnorts News, oid fo'n' anu
oz' pm rol .s LII except Sunday.
rollI",n, scoommodntie'' "a
ccepf sn nn',yI,, Cincinnati, Chiosgo,
go pm FOR io.!.''S '1smuhis, and New Vt
90. LoIiisl ~ ~ ruress. With through
Pullmang Daily az o 80, froro Rich.
n.ng Tullinans "e''
AReTvE rrcBwoNp, ,.,,o, ~
o q A., Gordonsv.ile accommoua'''" vs.
eepl o'i minsfolk. Old Point, acc
1853 am rom uaus s-ccpt runuay
EeMPJT coal noists and the wen
neliy Sso,t,'t Old Point ana view
sos pin FfoI'ro,sd daily. Pullman PSI
pom -.e"s, 81, UI a. IA Richmond I
ace sleeping car III :"
CinClnnau' ~. and Cincinnati
o(O mn From l.Ouisf,iir "'
wv '' East Express daily.
naro, Seventeenth aud Broad s. ,y ds,ot
tiese' orn'ee NV r. W. FULLER,
oonarsi Passenger Agent.
J.r. ODELL,.
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The Fragrant Cream of Almonds

Cures and protects Skin and Complexion.
For chopped hands or face, cracked or
rough skin, It has no equal; 1t is a de
lighifnl, refreshing and healing appllca'
ton. and a desirable article for the toilet.
Prepared and sold by l.. Wagner, Drug
gist Wholesale and Retail, Richmond
Va. Price, 25 cents.
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CONNECTIONS.

IUlt = fstIl IUsf'f
Train No. 90 connects daily az Keysyiie
for Chase City, CiarSHViilo, and v4lotn.
Dnrham. Hende. son and hhlclgn con
ne"ts NJ Greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. and all points on
North Carolina d. vision; at Salisbury for Ash
vile. Hot Springs and ali poiots Ia Westefn
North Carolina. and at Charlotte t0f c'
Train no. &c connects daily re 0lccns-
boro, Tor Salem, Winston, Raleigh. 0ol:ia-
boro'. and Morehead CITY et seIaoury, 10 y,
AshevtIIe. Hot Springe. aud all points, ~
western North Carolina; at Charlotte With
Charlotte, Columbia aud AUGUSTA rairoan Tor
Coiumb.a, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan.
nah, Thomasylle, oa' Jsisarn r sn csntrSi
railroad for Wilmington. - -
Trains from tho South arrive at Aiohsnonu
5:l5am. and $50 m.
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No. 4 Thank You,

| never take anything for Sick Headache,
BIIlousuess, Constipation or Topid Liver
but DR.. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills.
Have used them for years and always
keep well.
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Don't Forget

n ask for that which is now the standard
Family Medicine and cures eyeryiime-
DR. Davids Vegetable Liver Pills Tor
Sick Headache, Giliousness, Constipation
and Liver Disease. Price, % cents for
hox of o. Pills boxes for 81.
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And are recommended by everybody fol
sick headache, biliousness and torpic
liver. We mean Dr. Dayid's Vegetable
Liver Pills. Price, - cents Tor twenty
five Mills
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That Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup lie harm
less, reliable and pleasant, and that Dol
tie OF this valuable cough cure ought u
be In every household.
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Nav Ia the Time

To guard yourself and little ones against
consumption by stopping that hacking
cough at once with DR. Dayids Cough
Syrup.
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hh&

DICHMOND, FREDERlCKSBuk9
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLR0AD.--Schedule
commencing MAY eth. lsSo-eastefn etanohfu
time. -, 80 ~s<>...
only at Ashland Junction, HhIofu,
and Frederic Uburg: sleeper "
Washington. Leaves Warrington TO-
New York at llsO an.
,lTT su, leaves Byrd stro' alton daily, es-
cept sunday. Leaves Weshinst9n for
New York at il0 pm. Parior car 10
Washington.
40 M. leaves Byrd-streot stGtios daily.
Sleeper TO New York.
ia.2s am. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper frOm New York.
sts nm. arrives at Byrd-strcet station daily
stops at FrederiCbshurg Milford, and
Junction. sleeper from Washipefcns
l0.ib nm. arrive9 NJ Byra-stTeet station daily
except Sunday. Fall0r car ftom
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suEDAYs.
100 pIa. accommodation, leaves iiyrd-sfreet
station; arrives at Ashland az 8 pm.
6sDi pm. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland ~
6l2 pm.
SAT am. accommodation arrives a. iny la;;
street station; leascs Ashland &C s's'
am. ~ -.
$50 pm. arrives 80 hiJa leaves Abhisn" ~
CA. taylor, General Ticke, Agent.
x. T. ID. MyERs. General buoerlntenaen..
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CoNCLUsIOR.

The consciousness that have presented put
sn imperfect statement # the &C. ndltlOn OIL
co., id,intrv ana It's wants occasions no leai
that anything omitted is not known anu ~ 49,.
.,,,,,ss.istfd nv the Congress upon whom rests
~ rcsnonsihiIity of intelligent legislation III
hehaf Of a great nation ana conuding peo
L.. As pubic servants we SHAH do our au,y
well II we constantly guard the Iecttude o.
our intentions maintain unsu gu, Nv, f ~
Conntry a"d with unselhsh purpose stilhe Iol
the public good. ,o,,cp ctrvrrAEn
fSigncd.l bhVN I'm ~ - IN ~ -
| NNnshlnQfnn December $. IFS.
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ARRIVE RICHaaSSm,ngSay)
daiiy, S seNf1Ti4n dsilS taIoep
Sunday. ,.crtoNs
A. Clifton Forge with cao sagg aogt fpS
railway tor the SOUTH ns eriiolE and westo.
Toa L5 ior ali points south sSu tai ssy " r.
az tO Hie1mond With Associated na,,SS Fpede
al points in re south ami aiI for the NORTH
road I'd making close connections d a. tb nAIgs ss
Ferry 70 aud from Pitt Pitt pdss ANU Wv
a' si ~ PINSI-CARs LYnChBuIhnHt u 70 pnn SSk
Pals NEW ORLEANS, aud t I,indsE " rDI
Trans marked daily except p00i5Ices: 81
Fist Ma, ,treet, 1000 Main stree sshn. m
IIe6mond AMI Allegheny depot h'sn'A
canal streets. ,>, , u.cNURDO.
7ie5 Gen russ -
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDM0NT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs ON ALL NIGHT
TRAlNa.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER .. Issa
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tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
YORK RIVER LINE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNpAv
The ravorite Route TO IiantmM
The steamers of this line sro ncaoi3
beauty. elegance, and comfort.
fIeaye Richmond 81 pm ano s:J P.m.
1--we baltimore Arrive lichmon0
e,S0a.m s-.e and 1919 an.
Leave Baltimore pm. -.
Fare richmond 10 baltimore FIRST ciasss
| az: second class, <l.5J.
vsntaQes 20 business men IN enabling tnom 70
/ leave Richmond near the close or the dayr
! transactions, and arrive at baltimore CARLY
next morning, after having enjoyed a delight
fni nights rest, free from the dust and noise Oh
! railway travel. -------------
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
A WALKER President JAMES W. PEGRAm Secy
G. A. WALKER Presiden

~ regular which holds charter from Tue
be proud
ton
ofrelatle snranceto
afaulyfr Dollars to Five hhaFd p'
FRONT eceutI fully furnished
etherin or V
needed when IL h"I
following gentlemen g. walker 4 William
cra,I pegam J.G Waiiey george Jo'N '" ~
+ H. Camera Cooke
made good agents dlrou Oh iep9'N'"e ~
where u" COMPANY % J. ". PGRiM, &ty Life ms Co. Of Vaq
/
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HOLIDAY o G3opS aooDs
NEW, Fresh, AND ELEGANT. 7

Illustrated Books. Standard Literature, Toy
Books, Juveniles and Books OF Travel. hlbles.
Card Cases. Pockethooks, Lap Taalets. Screen
Albums. Goods in Plush, Brass, Bronze AM
Leather. All specially selected for our hon
day trade. WEST, JOHNsT0N CO,
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ruE RrFORT Of THF COMMISSIONERS OF
TuF DISTRICT or COLUhDlA'

with ifs accompanying documents, gives IN
datal the operations Of the several uepat
yncnfs Of the District Government am lui
nl.hps evidence that the financial snuli "a
the District are at present an such fd,IilaC.Os5
condition as 70 instiiy the toWIhlsaiohers ia
admitting 10 the Congress estimate -, % uo
si,ahIe and needed improvements. lne on, ,.
roie.iOners recommend certain leslsIdtlVh
,Shlch m their opinion IS necessary 70 ADVANCE
INC Interests Of the District
HoVite your special attention 20 theil =
o,-est for such legislation As VIII enable lhe
INN sslouers. without delay, TO collect; az
o.-f ard properly arrange The Laws ~ NJ. ,.
the District IS governed, ana "hlSh AZ iion
.uohraced In several collections making tnc,D
eIatishIe Only with great Difficult. y anu idpoI'
+ Tic eug0astiOns they make touching deslidOIo
+ arnendfncuts TO the laws relating 10 hcenses
/ TAINTED for carry ing on the u talI ianO III
/ sriritcus LIQUORS 10 the observance OF SUNDAY,
~ The pfIper assessment ana coleotlOh ~
tsxes. 70 the speedy punishment OF minor o.
tenders and ~ the management anu Cuil ttli ~
fine reformatOry and chautaOlo lnsll, tlD ,n
supuort Il hy Congressional Jpin'loh'
ord commended 10 careful consideration.
IsQain call attention 10 the present i me-.
20. hence md the danger to life ana property
et,endif u 10 the operate lon at steam IalIl' uu
rbro,l gh ana across the puzzle streets III,
r0,ls on the District. Tue propriety OF -uvi
legislation a. will properly guard lhe use q
those railroads aud better secure the con
venlence and safety Of cltiLens Is HAH'le9'
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rHE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

During the past four years the process -,
,ieusion as APPLIED 10 the manuiactuTc OF
sugar from sorghum and sugar cam, has 80. ..
Introduced into this country and Iuiy isIIeSt
"a h, the experiments car led on hy lne uo-
nertnpnt of agriculture. The process j. nov
Universally considered 10 be the mol ecoiipm-
inel one. ana it's through it mat the S'fshuh
supar Industry has been eslabli-Hth VI pon e
ann b3.l.. and the rOat 10 IL iutuie success
oncncl. The adoption OF TINS diuu-ioh pc
ctss ls also extend ng In lOuisitha ana otuVt
e,,,er producing parts Of the couuii5' anu WIZ
do1. less soon be the only method employ Ell
for The extraction of sugar nom the sane -
IN exhaustive study mas al59 "ithih ~
same period been undertaken ot inc sun 81 vi
Good adulteratiOn AMI the pest ANN " az
methods tor detecting II. a part 81 Wy "a
eillts of this work has already heeh puD.is.T ~ =
la the department. which, with the ILh't.t ~,
course OF PREPARATION VIII MAKE We no
comulcte treatise on that subject mat bas nv 81
bren publshe in any country. Inc uel ar
mont seeks a progressive deNeloplhehl.
,vould combine the discoveries OF sclc'c' WI
the economies and ameliOraii0n OF IuIal pIaJ
tce A suuery isiOn Of the endowed tAltii
mental station system recently Prov ca l1i \
- Dr.,uer function OF tn department. anu j
- in OperatiOn. This supervision Is vi!
i,nnortanf and should he ufsely ana lig,ll
directed to the end that the lecunia'y all ~
fhc Govcrnment Ia favor ut lutelll2enI W.
culture should be 20 applied as 10 result ID tu
oeneial good aud 10 the benefit OF az o I peqq
nle. thus cu.tifying the appropriation nI'N
IRON the Lublic treasury.
LAR fs..tr ~ = MINT an
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FOR SALE.
DEAL ESTATE SOLD PUBLICLY
AND PRIVATELY

Money loaned on real estate and investments
made. Money collected and prompt returns
made. deeds drawn, etc. Parties who have
money TO invest in real estate, either TO pur-
chese or lend, will ind Il to their interest TO
FRANK D. HILL & CO,
3dec2-lm keai Estate bfokefs'
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AIIOEs BEIwFEN IBE GOV Ll.S "|"4
rus RAILROADS.

The adjustment q the ftlatlohs Nv, NV - -
tho Govcfnment aud the railroad comp ahler
s.Gich t1ve received land grants and tue guar
sntS of the public in ala OF the consitu tigh
"f tneir roads should receive carly attent,on.
tnD'ti,.+.t a. eygnlinc the Affairs 1nd indeCt
"IIppess OF these roads. IN which they favor an
c.teusi1n of the time ior the payment o,
such Indebtedness In at ieas' "n i,,'.i,r.
where the corporation hlleha,ht'
~ he able 10 comply WIN
s.Uu,u guarded and exact terms
nj such extension anl the relnioice mem ~, ~
tt1ir opinion by gentemen Ot undoun' "a "a
t-.sioos5 ilII m.ut and experience, appointed
~ rrrt,i mo interes's Of the Government as
The Directors OF said corporation MAJ VIZ" ~,
i"9d 10 the belief that such en eAte .slo.
~, IA Lo tofhe advantage OF the Government
me subject should be treated as o1 i.i, ia,
I0posltion with view e. q iinti fc.lili,t.o o
Of lis Indebtedness 20 the GoNerhmeul' ,@ ,',,T
man asa question 20 he decided upon PREV.
diec ace or by way ol punishment for pfe'iou
. wrong doing
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which viii be laid before yol. The condition
~ fbn various branches Of our domestic az
tairs connected with that department and lbs
operations during the past year are iully
exhibited. liuta brief reference 10 some OF
me objects discuss sd I'm this able and inter
cstiug report can here be made; hut com
mend the entire report 10 the attenti OF
the Compress. and trust that the sensible and
valuable recommendations II contains VIII
etrouuou-ly insist uinn the importance Oi
proper measures 90 insure night di-pos ton
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oad.a 10 the rolls during the fscel year cnaec
mne so 1885 Is CR 52 and increase o. penss'd,nes
ives granted IN ,Sls e dropped from ise rolls
~ pens tSs year for various causes. aud AZ me
ns ef The year the number OF persons q az
Class osses receiving pensions was 9 ;s,a ' 30
there were M safyyots o. W. Y1 10 that war
!7 wdoMs; q f y he Mex can war; and siosl
,1o,gs az ssid soldiers. One nuna.eu, ~ thsss
H,sPeren Il rstes Il pensions are para " 'A''>
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j. L. ODEli.,
Ganeral Manager. ---------
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.r,,A1as NnRTHwAKD.

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foava rive
No Po,srsrurs. RichDcnd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-08
Forest Destruction in Russia.

According to the Moscow Nedomosti
the banks OF the Syr-Daris. not more
than twenty years ago, We're SO thickly
covered with woods that the operations
of the Russian armies were thereby
considerably impeded. So great, how
ever. has been the destruction Of tim
Der in recent years that there arc now
extensive areas of from 5000 to 5000
square miles-notably around Perovsk
the old Ak-Metchet fortress-in tht.
greatest. want, not only of building
material. but of ordinary brush fire.
wood. To remedy this statetof affair,
several experienced foresters have been
recently invited by General 1Rusenbach
to visit Central Asia, and t, take step
for the immediate formation of extern,
.siva plantations If young trees in thi-
and other districts Of Turkestan.
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COUSINS.

met her in the summer by the loud.resound.
ing sea,
Aud thought it quite peculiar she should
waste her time ON me.
When / begged an explanation she devoutly
bowed her head: 55s1
II wnlten you, you're = fellow after my own
heart" she said. ISL {'s34 4S-#sgg5sss
1assumed the post Of suitor, as thought it not
To have her think me more than kind, . little
less OF kin.
For tho fellowship OF cousins, il they be Of diff
ferent sex,
Has forever been trouble and fear twin
eVer vex. %
Tread to her from Byron in a tent pitched on
the sand;
With the freedom of relationship, I often
pressed her hand;
o., In oreaky, rattling gig we joggled thro the
"a, lanes a. = - - -
While my sweetest OF div1nitics shook out the
le0thern reinS.
TIN OF last Hooked upon her as worry tender
friend; -. W. -. - =
(Thus mans fellowship with cousins, If theyre
as fascinating, end.) ~ ---'s -
recalled to my remembrance from some closet
OF my head
'Youre fellow after my own hoart," the
pretty witch she said. Z 5>$
So marshaled all my feelings in sentimental
way, e.
And I quoted the expression to nv second.
cousin May. ; -f. 'T%' %Fes@s. -
But neater, cooler answer mortal man will
never get: 49, .. 49,
"You stiu are after it, dear Jack: YOU haven't
caught up yet"
-IuG0A
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FASHION. LETTER.
New Fen&iros of T lpOr Gowns. I'm ported
u. Drcsses-Visiting and Tsa Gowns-Bnu


! New FrnAlros of Tabor Gowns. I'm ported
DEMONSTRATING and Tsa Guwns-Bau
r Toilets, Etc.
Especial New York Correspondence
feature OF the newest tailor gowns Is
their buttons, which are only medium in
9, bu, very expensive These gowns are
m de with very simple drapings, with no
decoration beyond braiding or narrow
band OF fur ut all the edges If there fs
waistcoat it is simple in Oh r. cter, as ire
bodlces OF oil Parihan tailor gowns are
made with rigid avoidance Of any thing
that interferes with symmetrical outline
Of the wearers' figure One very popular
style shows Russian polonaise, very loag
very straight, and draped over u striped vel
VT skirt. Another model exhibited at the
show rooms of L'Art de Ia Node has q
graceful Grecian draping finished with q
deep hem, the drapery opening up the sides
and at the back, to show the handsome
skirt beneath. designed to be fur bordered.
Killed skirts still appear on imported
dresses, with Louis XIV TUNES and bodices
above, but these are intended only for
dress occasions, the vest to the boaices
often being the objective point of elaborate
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tracks covered up good; but murder will
out Case in pint here. We seeu

tracks covered up good; but murder will
out. Case in pint here. We see.u
Mike Flaherty choked down a laugh.
80 Aaron, he Civ her walkn' ticket
lastWeek, and writ for Fan to come home
70 her.old uncles and run the house, seein,
sne was ut an prepared to leave school.
THAT'S why she's here; and Lyddy Ann, she
quit day before yesterday"
Ia half an hour they drew up at the
Mills, and Aaron, directing them where to
hnd spades, led the awed and curious
crowd right into the center of cornield
among the stacked harvest, and, pointing
10 Q place where the sharp stubble and use.
less nils had been cleared away, said:
"Dig there"
How rapidly those spades were piled !,
now eagerly the little crowd watched for
some startling discovery how they all re-.
coiled; and oh how Mike Flaherty yelled
with laughter when the busy spades re-.
vealed the stiff body of great yellow cat!
"'rwas Lyddy AIMS Tommy" explained
Joe. 'She sot the world by him, and he
sot all creation bv our little Braymy chicks;
out she wouldn't let nobody teach him; SO,
as soon as she cleared out, Aaron give him
MS send; and that's the hull ont" @
1T is lesson to the inquisitive female"
san Judge Stopcock, again elevating his
nose and shutting his eyes. IA lesson
eminently needed by the sex to avoid lis
tening surreptitiously, and passing un.
instructed judgment on the conduct of their
fellow-men." '.-', '=...:
He darted piercing glance at Sopkro-
MIA; but she was gone. Her tragedy had
vanished In thin air; the chorus of laughte,
with which the by-standers greeted the
body of Thomas, the cat, stung her to the
soul. She sneaked Off across the lots to
Johns house, and the next day departed to
the bosom OF her brothers. family, murmur-
ing to herself:
'What made him call cat sHe?'"
While Hiram, pining for pie and dough-
nuts In the void interim before Johns mar
rage, more than once exclaimed to the re-
gard'ess oxen, whom he dashed by way OF
emphasis:
"Blast them telephones v-Rose Terri
Cooke, IN ". y Hdepende,t :
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A BusineSs-ltke Offer.

For many years the manufacturers Of DR..
Sages CataTh Remedy have offered, in
good faith, $500 reward for a case OF N sal
Catarrh which they cannot cure. The Rem
edy is.sold by druggists at ony so cents.
Tbs wonderful remedy has fairly attained
a world wide reputation. If you have d h,
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head:
into Ii 9 throat, sometimes profuse. watery,
and acrid, at others, thick, tenac GUS. mu-
cous, puru ent, bloody and putrid; if the
eyes are weak, wstery, and infamed; if
there is ringing in the ears, DEAFNESS, hack
ing or coughing to cl ar the throat, expec-
ITERATION OF offensive matter, together with
scabs from ulcers, the voice being changed
AMI has nssal twang; the breath offe We;
smell and taste impaired; sensation of diz-,
siness, with mental depression, a hacking
cough and general debi iry, you are suffer
ing from nasal catarrh. The more COM
plicated your disease, the greater the num-
b r and diversity of s, mptoms. Thousands.
of CASES annually. without manifesting half
OF the above SYMPTOMS, result in consump-
ton aud end in the grave. No disease is
so common more decept We aud dangerous,
or LEES understood, or more unsuccessfuly
treated by physicians.
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4 FALLS view was. unknown until created
by the Michigan Central Railroad, which
stops its trains at this point to enable its.
passengers to enjoy the grandest and most
comprehensive view of the falls that is to-
be anywhere obtained. Before that time
people came in carriages from the Ameri-
can side 10 "Inspiration Point" the view
from which Howells said was ssunequalled
for su blimity," but Falls View, being more
elevated, the scene from it is much finer
through passengers by the Michigan Cen
trial, 1.-THE Niagara Falls Route,'' have this
great advantage without detention or addi-
tonM expense.