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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
New hotel. cottages and the most complete bathing
establishment in America.
Two thousand i've hundred feet elevation In the
ings and climate.
Bathing attendants from the best European baths.
Every bath from the flowing Hot Springs. including
hot vapor, hot air. hot spout Uhe curative bath
knownl. tho needle. electric, massage. nc
leaves r. IF. f. v Limited" leaves IL 10 ID. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Of the Washington Riding
Academy will send portion Of their stock the vir
ginia Hot Springs in charge Of Mr. Burton Instructor
EXCURSION tickets and full information at Chesa-
peake Ohio Offices. 142l and 513 Penpsylvania ave..
Or address DR.. F. W. Chapn. medical director. J.
r. Chsmplin, manager, Hot SPRINGS Bath county. Va.
Holders Of worlds fair tickets may stop at the
springs. my2fI2w
WINDSOR. SULPHUR SPRINGS OPEN FOR
w Ruests June Is. Call for circulars at BREN-
TANo,S. lo15 Pennsylvania ave.. or address A. NJ.
JELLY. New Windsor Nd. my27-2m
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

SCHEpCLE IN EFFEcT NAY "a lssa
9th and b SITS w. ~ns r. %
Ihroueh the srsndest scenery in America win II,
West from Washington
200 Pm. daily" Washington and Chicago sr~,.
hghted train, Pullmant finest siespsns carr vsee.
Arrives cincnns 7b5 nc e aisS dam %s.h n
m chicago 5; pm
n;lo p m; daily-The famous IF. r. " Iami,~s--
ssoid yestibule train With dining car and Pui-mss
S;Sous a iSs cnot .1y5, Ls,9stcn nd 2uss
apo 5lnf'p9 Sl mp n LSSisvl. 80 Isass
oonnectne In Union DEPOT for al so,n,s 7'&s
zoo m aaily.EIprsss for eordonssfiis, ohs,,
gibi. points; daily. except sunday, for kickmone
ruilmsn legations and tickets al Compsny.s o4r~..
ns2s Al NJ fFrfffyfn c.,up
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RAILROADS..
u IcHMoND AND DANvILLE RAILRoaD
~ r. W. HUIDEkoPEk AND REUBEN FOSTER

Schedule in eject June L. 1eaa
Alrains arrive and leave Ct Pennsylvania pa.s>p-
ger Station. Washington. d. O.
500 m daily. Local for Dsnvflle and station. ~
for Front Royal and stras burg daily except sn,'.s
LILO AN. Richmond and Danville fast mail y
Daily Tor Lynchburr and Norfolk end Wsss<rr ana
Esst Iennessee Nfrefnis and Georgia railway sfs-
uons and for Principal points south on RichugSl
nna bsn'e ~ en- nelud,ns knn,.ton and bir-
ton 70 stlAhts and Nontsomery. which unfit =
ercensnsro With Sleeper for Augusta
Il e p n-Daily. except Sunday. for Front noysi
SoS y b.ny Cor pr.ncip. point. south on s,eh-
,ns,en 20 Charlotte. and D4nvilie 20 kshesiis ana
u| 20 INM;;7psns wksHrseyoN AVID sorrs.
itrely ~ Pullman se-rers and Dinsng Cas- ara I'm.
~ sssn., M9SSsso@ers and Sew orssn- -iS -
New Orleans via Monteomsry md New Yosf ~
So,u,2pls Hno New YORK 70 Ashrvfie and Ho, ~pr,rS
add WAs9irSton 70 kemrhi. Via Dirmlnrb.r. -,
iuismsn scorer cunningham O. winona Nt.s f,,,.
M TR "a Ss- Sc u, {. 81, Ncn,Sen,
leave wsshinston a; o 10 a m, = IS p m. a. ~,
h9rnd hil and 30 n. daily For i>e.ba-. nj
q = m except Sunday. for Herndon and Ia ts-ne-
oiate stations Returning. arrive washinrton q n
9. m. 59 p m daily from Round Hill and 81 81 a N
asy s Iron H. gurs snd a. daily erc.pf sum
Throurh trains from the south arrive wsshisr1~
% - a r.. 10 - m. 2 5o m. and .. IS y m va
nsssas DIVISION. q 20 a m. daily except Sunday
Ilckets Sleeping Car reeervstions and fnform.t,o,
Passenger Station. Pennsylvanis Railroad WALT.
W: II. GREEN, Gen. Man. wa TURK Gen Pa. a~<
l. :. BROWN. General Aren't Passenger Dept. ies
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SUMNER RESORTS.

w MmGO ItLOOhlO.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL.
LAKE GEORGE. n. Y,
Will Opsn June L. The largest best appointed
PURE WATER. PURE AIR, PERFECT HEALTH.
Seth ST. and 7sh avenue, NSH {cfi Sonr.
mye-9et owner and Pro;pr,..o,
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED ON
" Fruit Hin Farm. Blue Ridge mountain east side
May 70 SovemSer Gspset erpy b %sst Va 0Pen
% Per hall rates sGi 81 and
te1-1m 6. ". GREEN. Proprietor.
MQUNTAINLAKEH HOTEL CAPACITY DOUBLED;
~ bath; and sanitary giI,IbinS: goo feet
and M eEfi aof f .;SS going
je1-1m Mountain Lake Park, Nd
TOP OF June rHE
good board; large airy rooms: ssadIs and DRIVING
Aurora. W Va. Va ,1' .le ~ mEI7-smH A.
MokRELL HOUSE, BLUE Ridge MOUNTAINS.
has an
renovated throughout tnylS.lm'l I. N. SPEAR.
The LoG H,NspRa,s FERRY W v.
VIII open !. June L Mrs s E. LovErT. Propristress.
T'HL. SUMMIT, HOUSE OPENS JUNE Is, 1888
L The largest house and highest point at Harper's
Ferry, W. Va. For circulars and terms address
my5-3ms s. W. LI6HTNER
HOTEL .sHIKELLIMY. sUNBURY. Pa. ON
IIsusquehsnna Heights; most beautiful scenery;
elevation 500 feet above SEA level season opens
June 1893. Send for descriptive pamphlet. DRUM
HELLER BROS. Proprietors. Sunbury. Pa. Js21ms
(ILEN HOUSE.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. NH
One Of the greatest health and pleasure resorts on
the continent. Location unparalleled.
OPENS SATURDAY. JUNE "a
Address C. r. MILLIKEN,
my24w, meet Glen House. Nh.
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OCEAN TRAVEL

MALLORY slEAhsaIP LINE AAIKx Ana
pu Provincssl-s & wsufArup frsn rssr q
n. Y. for Bss Harhor. Rsssport 81 SohA III n.
every ssturdAyst 6n m. sixty40w psgs asnnspavN
pbsnplet for loo3 mailed AsA For pss.w a
freight rates apply % C. h MALLORY 90 Lr-usu,
sPier 20. z. r.. 3. 7, m11Sa0
A 1THuR W. ROBSON.
"A Seeapsmp, Psslpeesf apd ToulveAspu<sonf In
q Nd o yss.spsoos l9St d..spS q A.a9e H
al y:s%.biP ,less . 'Euoss- "a T}ssca. kss.;z
Al:o.s Sgss0e; fso,sd.oe.. xessrA s.-....A.ss
pon0 soutn Ssrths o. ssAss rooms rsssrvsd On eng
s.iias lisa, r.ss sEsst: dp,... Of ss..n.. fur
.XeExF foS rHos. COOK q son
iSs Sn $50 e s e s q 'i Essa 49,
FossiSn sSprss spd custom hous. broksr. A~.uss
IN all TIE prtAcRf attss q Europe Bend fes IN
CpEAxD LFNY-RkASs .,oAMPANIA- AND
1pceniA ~. 500 te9a. aAfngs. prices. dssrrip
:sS sses 81 er1 stHsti ss.s
An. You, Gorse To Eynorr
A & Ssssa 3hR6yHis ss
sjss ~ :. y Low, u = A.
81 y:
R!.s e. ~
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n, ..

SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
HOTEL ALD1NE ~
Strictly arst-cl..s in all .pponsmsnss n'-' 0'
ss9f !ss d'''I AsEsg 'BDhhl;;s Rsss IT. s.
HerE1 Ss 1 TIE R S.y s ssss
vent so is1; vt w. n..s,
HOTEL KENDERToN.
Ocean end of Tennessee ave-
my31-2m MIRA J. F. NEALL Of Tioga
HOTEL LURAY. ATLANTIC CITY.
KENTUCKY AVE.
DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH
Passenger elevator and all the modern improvements
which constitute hrst-class hotel
sun PARLoR
Over the Loard walk connected By covered way
with tho hotel.
my2e-1m J. WHITE. Owner and Mansxsr.
II Atlantic City. Nj.
tel6-em ALEX NJ oPpENHEIMER
HOTEL PEMBROKE. ATLANTIC CITY.
msaJ Esasssd throughout Open ali Il: s'sr AXE
II from beach Eteam heated; excellent table; sun
.d Ss%siiis hSS': % I5skSks per
HOTEL TRAYMoRE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
mh22-4m Wv. GREEN Co
KEs1Lw0fEETHI IISSFTio CITY, NJ.
ern cOnvenisnces. lsps7-2mi Mrs ANNIE CRUDE
TIE AALgEMARLE: yIRaINIA AVE. NEAR
ss
THE cHALFoNTE. ATLANTIC CITY.
ON THE BEACH
Salt water baths in the house; elevator; modern and
complete; sun parlors.
ssnd for illustrated Booklet.
,as7:4,<m Addre.. THE cHALFoNrE.
THE CLIFTON.
AND
per week. Mrs. F. N. COPE jei-2m
o,.., At. At,a ut S; CITY 49,.
n Rebuilt with every eonvsnisn los Fl horton.
THE ELKToN: ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY
ave n:., Ss;ch soHyi:tsly rsfurnishsd since last
fe3-sm MRS. z. VILE
THE GOULD.-NOw OPEN I4l OCEAN AVE.
i modern convenienees; bright; coy; reasonable;
my3i-Im Ed. L. GOULD.
On the beach. Steam heat Elevator. Bend for
mh2e-am CHAMBERS l. HOPES.
S On the beach sHSrhH %SoSTE SON.
i ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
che al. trains and
ss.ss Ss.'oasS' Special s 'sps .ns sgly
Ne" H S,i. nss; c Gssr r r: beach.
ASf''n ''n''H'nf:' 0HRH 'p Psopri..o
THE NEW ENGLAND. ATLANTIC CITY.
ocsss end South Caroline R axe T;Ews p9G:,:s
THE SS.s, Ss1sh Il Rys3 cITa
mh143m Formerly of the Florida House.
AsBURY PARK. Nj.
A BUnH PAf hof FIJI: COLUMBIA
SSw dsn 9TH sSe , al modern i'm
Hddrsss " HARVEY JoSEs PGOprie,or n' ,s 9ss'
AsBURY PARK !EH H. rExrxonx.,
je3-:m fHOs. NOBLE.
A TALANrA HOTEL.
IA ON the beach Asbury Park. Nj.
,es-em VIII. XPPLEGATE. Proprietor.
A sBURY PARK. Nj.
The [laGayeGEe7
s ssSis;S s1', u,r
HOTEL LYNDHURsT. % AVE, AsBURY PARK.
SS
METROPOLITAN HOTEL. AsBURY PARK. \. J.
Az THIS leading hotel opens June -: Also Of the
dres. until june IS THEo .6vEs. Prop sei-am NJ
"NoRwOOD HAIL."
MI desirable family hotel one SGsF pom rs
'I'HE LEADLEY, AsBCRY PARK \. J. 4TH
ave Near the beach; 18th season :, accommods-
condlssSs. perfect PRoBsT IEHpLES. f1ops :.''
SEASIDE JERSEY COAST.
f. Opens jane n 10 All modern sonx:ni.nc... ,n
house Special rates S 81 sspS isI s.sssis
myl-117t Beach Haven. H. J..
A rLANrIc HOUSE USE, 4Np n GCooTTAaEs.
tanEsr 6 sA s6sAN bb sInsf 4
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
BELMAR. N. J.
Hotel within 150 feet Of surf orchestra through
out the season.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPRINGS AND BAT

Spf1nes GOOD nshinF boating and fruit free; first
ie1-im' -A pk. T. p. GLADSTONE SON.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
ARANDALE SPRINGS HOTEL.
~ WILL OPEN F RaRkkS FEE Flo OF GUESTS
Renowned for its high Standard Of excellence and
NTH IL springs Of most curative virtue.
home; For circulars and terms address
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA.
"THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA"
HOTEL OPENS JUNE o.
my153m L. B. DOTY Manager.
'NKE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL BIZ
;;yndSsss H.
out. Pamphlets at Star ofice and principal drug
spn HTpE w.
TEE LES, sT. CHARLES HOTEL. BERKELEY
An :ss'1S S.Is
and sFf r's54sso address
bSia' Ridge %Sa M ~, Maryland R.
last season thereby enabling the company to offer
MS ssa 5sas Spsss
T,ship Ho.n1 cS ma arst Sil be At WI
from 10 q m. to 4 pm. my4-sm'
CAp2N SPRINGS AND BATHS. WITH ITS
ho %:, .Ha s0;sases open. June as%Ishirs
"a SsSSs = s.
IN REGION s.. nss4ss
cholera. Rates reasonable, send for pamphlets and
ES%s ~
14th st NV. my54 I'm
L ericsson, PA
lsrSS. M ,R line Penn
OPENS JUNEa
$si the east 0 sss
EIAf4 iEk kIdH.H h sshdISSSh COUNTY VA
This f:m q, resort q urde, III.
and Albion Hotels Batinore The hotel ' building a IS
rs Al pnse .p
closets. &c. &c.
lowing million and half gallons daily. is piped
Magnificent scenery. splendid boating, bathing and
H SNax s stENs H q VIRGINIA WITH
Rates $40 per week and upward.
Send for descriptive circular.
... S sS, q rs; 20 Hotel
EAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA.
Il JNO. l. BAKER. Manager.
Late Of Everett Hotel. jacksonville. Fla.) Amod-
ern brick hote-gas electric bells bowling Glley ten
mis- and hrstclase livery Hot and cold sulphur baths
For rates. &c. address a. above my24-eo3m
'THEFAUQUIRRINSTITU wARRENTON, VA.
Will bs open for summer hoarders JUNE Is. LARGE
re.. r. sS"n.t sfd Aa
MD. myl2-eo1mo'
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
erick county. Va. will he open 2lst Of June;
hotel modern In all its departments: lighted with
gas; sanitary arrangenents perfect capacity. $50
ton minutes drive from railroad station TO springs
Write for PAMPHLETS. Z. G. JORDAN. my23-2m
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL.
M Summit OF the Blue Ridge Mountains. Pa.
l.5Oo feet aSov sea level. Pure water. pure air
perfect health. no malaria. mosquitoes
3hours' ride from Washington.
Will open June II.
Write for circulars and rates
NJ. A. and y. s. MINOR, Proprietors,
Circulars at Star ONCE. myi2-3m
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, SHENANDOAH
" Co. Va. open June to october.
Accommodates 900; elevation, 9, 300 1T. mineral
waters aud baths unsurpassed; superb music.
Send for catalogue.
myll-1m' VIC. JONES. Washington. D. c.
ID oCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS;
IL siS hours from " ,shington, In the great North
guest can be received earlier; NO BAR ali home
comforts rational amusemcnts; moderate charges;
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MELRosE INN ON TIE Il PE AI,
@ Gsfn san sis l. Address MELRosE
NEPTUNE HOUSE,
open June Is. Ar t.inHM Water, e; .
ss'THE COLORADO BELMAR. n. J.. OPENS
sc%fST "a SrhPS
b b. POLE SUPERINTENDENT dent: A jei-eoim
CAPE MAY. :!HG i 1ArAyrrrE.
sn ptSstsd q tPP en-
CONGRESS Ht eHFE MAY. NJ.
Under the same liberal management.
my133m LIP CAKE.
'"THE ALDINEa. CAPE NV,
ms M the 0e''n rHGo s1 MU sEf ffsE Proprietor
CAPE MAY. NJ
s., .. D'R Welt Sf * TUE sSsH RE4oH o,,.x
OCEAN CITY. NJ.
HOTEL BRIGHTON.
ali sran ave- esc .snsr1
arrangements 1nI Send for circuars p COO,
OCEAN HOUSE. OCEAN GROVE. n J-HOTEL
- thSroughly renovated sanitary arrangements per
fect frstclass table reasonable rites; accommoda-
lions for l5O Box 3l7 T. PRENTIs Prop. je5am
'"CHE ALASKA" Ocean Grove. Nj. Pitman ave. !;
one house fromthe beach Table hrst-class.
jeL n. H KILMER. Proprietor.
THE CARKoLLTON.
L Ocean Grove. Nj.
HH
'THE FREMONT. SEA GIRT, n. J.
June7 to October l.
I. s. HINKSON, Prop,
my2O-2m Late of Carleton Spring Lake.
IL sPRING LAKE. j.
Opens June H. Directly on the beach.
my3l-3m l. NJ. RICHAkDSON.
, "A-'' palmer HOUSE.
Now open. Send for circular.
1e1-lm Z. PALMER CLEAVER
s.11>HE RUsKIN." SPRING LAKE, N j.. NEAR
the beach. opens JUNE l. One Of the most
popular houses
my io-lm Address THE RUSKIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPRING LAKE, Nj,
te1-2hm Il. X. LETcHwoRTH.
SEASIDE NEW ENGLAND.
HE AcADnN. CAsr1Sr. Me-,
east coast; perfect drainage and sanitary arrange
inents excellent opportunities for boating and hsh.
ing hotel Supplied With pure spring water; rates
2? 80 day. $40 to $40 week. W A. WALKER.
manager. my1O-eo2m
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENT. WITH
experience IN teaching. win give instruction in
ih' fHSfaSfS R; IT W.
CoLuMBIA ooNsERyAToRY OF MUSIC. 900
sSS s@ E sS'ss Il
A PUPIL OF THH CONSERVATORY OF PARIS
mer MISS DE G.. rs ssS St .G nE rates '0r ne ~"
ELOCU1ION. TERM OF 10 WEEKS
:: :Pd readers recommended Mrs KING l2s s.h
SHINES GREAT !, SHORT MEIaoD OF BOOK
10 @ IN 70 lessons q the cost q car fare
s sn!NS . isis I or write - fi1se-
A JOHNS hopkins GRADUATE. STUDENT OF
work v vs in Classics and o:er stud
;s aIns 'nm@si f paL e pr Pa sadre.
SouEse of Twelve Lessons IN which the WHOLE art
now sfmns TO or ,h! JS lesson. weekly .,ss,
Sonrss ine,udng instrnc,io1 on tyreSriter. elo Tt
these should rssistsr imMedisseiy Isrrest nd
eS9sst ,ehGol rooms in the city Cali address the
school builders Fsehsass fsiS sRd
pRlNATE LEssoNs-ELEMEYTARY OR AID
enced tutor tnesr. rssS Sasi desEsd fsps
ton to backward. unwilling and adult pupils Prof
y5H mS SGfinf place. near 10th and Pn-w.
=. Acsoemy OF Fine Arts S04 1T n. W. Best cheap
sell the wonderful progress Of students mylS- I'M
IVY iNssIITyTE BUSINESS COLLEGE. s W.
corner Sth and SITS. q. w.-Busness course 425 Q
hand. droInss and positions for
NE xER ss,cs , MSsIo sTgplo: 1908 9TH ST.
development Of voice guaranteed; deep breathins
overcoming throat troubles no charge for examining
VOICE.: myl2-lms
WAsHINoToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
49, - t LU'n sI a twenty fourth year. Piano.
Iu ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Boardfne pa piisiin fmys-im:i los ST. NV
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
' 'ys x e' 6R m ipd 4 IN a Sc g. n
Learn 70 use the phOnoer.ph and typevitsers Ii.
for a e
~ e!peAepced reporters. THOROUGH instruction IN
ducsd rates for summer monthA ssndfor catalogue
Woops COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
c.n, o. shorthsnd and fypew,ting 4ol and 4o7 East
teachers Send for circular. mhs
/! THE sPGSc aan N b snsfsEss COLLEGE
Natl Bank Of the i ssp s.ass. 7th and Dn.~
Spring and Summer Sessions-M.rch I 70 Ju,v1
Serves: q sTsau.ts: .Ssys demand terms MOD.
open every business day. Tslephone call, 1854.
fee7 Principal and Propristor.
MISS s BALcH's Civil. sERyIcE DESTITUTE
prepared successfully for civil service departmental
and census examinations. stenoTrsphy taurht ss2tr
OUT OF WASHINGTON.
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HOTEL COLUMBIA.
BELMAR. N. J.
Hotel within 150 feet Of the surf orchestra through
out the season.
my27-1m F. E. FOSTER.
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u Ot,K ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS;
~ si hours from y ,shington. IN the great North
noun aims, near Winchester. Va; open June 81 |,
quest can be received earlier: NO BAR; all home
comforts rational smusemcnts; moderate charges
illustrated circulars. giving all informato this
ONCE and ct the Office Of A. s. Pratt Sons, Sun
building, st. A. s. PRATT
my@S-10w Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05

MELRosE INN ON THE PEaGH,
Open June l. Address
my17-tu, thEs2m MFLROSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


TRAMP, TRAMP. TRAMP-THAT is WHAT YOU
have been doing for q week looking for 4 piano
bargain Why not stop tramping and cali at worcl's
Piano Ware Rooms and that slightly used upright
piano which has been reduced from 1878 TO SSi5s
SIC cash and $40 per month. One steinway square
S1'o: 80 per month HUGO wORCH CO.,
mh14-1y Ok 7fh AZ n "
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SEA.SIDR-JRRSEYC COAST.
LNGLESIDE. BEACH HAVEN. n. j..
~ Opens June To-. All modern convenisnces, in.
GLIDING passenger elevator; hot water baths In
house. Special rates for June Send for CIRCULAR
kOBT. b. EN6LA Prop,
my1-111t Beach Haven n ].
A TLANTIC HOUSE AND COTTAGES
IA OCEAN FRONT,
LATEST SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS.
my25 I'm G. c. AUSTIN. Belinar. n. J.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
AUsTeRlIT1!
Not the Famous Conquest Of
the Great Napoleon.
But Still a Great Victory Over
a Dreaded Enemy.
Fraupht With More Value Than
All the Conquests Of
Napoleon.

ArsrERLirz Mich.-This town vas
named Ia honor II the place where the
great Napoleon 80 signaily conquered
bis enemies Our little town has lately
witnessed some notable conqnests. con
quests which are 81 more benefit Ia the
World and Ia mankind than were all the
victories of Napoleon
Mr. Thomas Carson, one 20 our most
prominent citizens. became very III.
Il Was troubls 4. he says. with liver
diss sse, biiiousne~-. chills. tad digestion
and more ar less rheumatism | Was
,efy nervous and had hysiefic4l dreams.
! suffered terribly with faint and dizzy
spells, had no appetite and could not
sleep az night.
II did not know what to do. but
finally began 10 USE DR. Grecne's Ner.
,urs blood and nerve remedy The very
trst hottie made such decided change
IN my condition that bought fv. bot
Ties and took them up and | must aud
viii say that am astonished at what
this medicine has done for me.
Il am completely well and I shall al.
ways pray that DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy will always ex.
list i shall never lie without II In my
house, for think IL was a God send 10
me. ! would like what say published
for the benefit 81 other unfoI .unate SUI
ferers from disease"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

George w. Warner. Esq. the most
prominent merchant and storekeeper Of
Austcrlitz. says:
Il had been troubled with palpitation.
kidney troubles and general nervousness
and insomnia. / had dizzy spells and
half the time my legs TO my knees were
like chunks Of ice. felt blue and took
no interest in anything. / used DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy and began To feel better right away.
am perfectly cured and am amazed
at the curative effect Of this wonderful
medicine. now enjoy myself and feel
like another man."
Mrs. Mary J. Warner says:
Il was troubled with nervousness and
sick headache. had no appetite and
could not sleep half tho night. ! was
very weak and Frustrated. l used DR..
Greene's Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
EDDY and il has completely cured me. I
cannot speak loud enough in it's praise. -
II you are sick use this great remedy.
especially now in the spring when you
need spring medicine. II il purely
vegetable and harmless.
1t is the discovery Of a physician. DIR.
Greene 81 No. Is West Fourteenth street.
New York City. the noted specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases and
he can be consulted free, personally or
by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
CATARRH CAN BE CURED.
II You doubt Reed and Verify Such
Statements - These.

The face 81 John &. Gray. a vide awake
business man In the grocery line. IL familiar
To nearly every resident in the city. He WAS
seen at his place Of baaincsr, IL South Di
vision street, recently and In reference to
his treatment Of the Copeland Medical Le
said:
Il had become thoroughly discouraged.
finding that no relief could be obtained for
my diStreesing complaint, casArrh at the
bowe)A. ! had suffered from IL for several
ycars and finally consulted Drs. Copeland
and Graham - the last resort Ny sierp
Was interrupted and my days wcre rniserabie.
Everything ate would pass away from me
70 rapidly that Vas exhausted physically
and at times felt exceedingly had I had
often passed blood and large quantities. oi
mucole. and did not know what q day or
night Of comfort meant. AZ result of my
treatment can say that my bowels are en-
tirely cured. and although have taken no
treatment for It for some time. am still
gaining. most heartily and chesrfully
recommend Dp. Copeland and Graham ss
skillfh. careful, intellis snt and remarkably
successful ply sicisns. and am glad ~ this
opportunity Of publicity indorsing them TO
the people Of Grand Rapids."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Ohio pcnitentiary and fined $500 snd
costa. the full extent of the Law. His
attorneys appealed the case " the su-
preme court Pending an examination
by this latter body Balm " sold % b.
again using his best efforts % defrnud
the unsuspecting. This man has been
. source OF great annoyance 70 the past
Office inspectors ever since his residence
In Ohio.
During the latter part of 1890 Balm
located ut GAINESVILLE, O.. and opened up
IN Office under the name of 0rtfiith &
CO. He advertised in the leading Jour
nails oil over the union an electric
plating battery" for plating silverwarc.
knives. forks. spoons, etc. The object
was to sell this plating battery" 10 an
agent and have the agent solicit orders
for plating. After he had paid big
price for the battery. whatever his in
come for his work might DO would be
the agents compensation
The advertisement was usually In
serted rs recommendation coming
from . woman In which she incidental.
" alluded 20 the immense profits Aris-
ing from battery, and that any person
could earn $40 day with very little
work. This scheme resulted In the
sale OF hundreds Of his batteries. The
business was So profitable that he
started another Office Mt Columbus, o.,
under the name of c. T.. Egan, from
where he did the same style Of sdver-
Using and sold the same battery. This
apparatus would DO plating in q meas
urc. but the 1attcring Inducements
held out In the advertising matter
could never be realized. His advertis-
Ing while fraudulent, was scarcely SUI
Hcient To justify criminal proceedings.
Balm WAS now beginning ~ assume
bolder measures He started new
scheme. 20 be run In connection with
tho other. This venture was % be
known a. the GAINESVILLE Chemical
company. Of Zanesville. o. As In the
other scheme alleged Recommendations
were inserted ia papers trstifying 70
tn. unlimited success Of the sale OF the
pure soap manufactured and sold by
the GAINESVILLE Chemical company. The
advertisement wound up with tho offer
Of . position To anyone who would like
tn ct as agent Correspondents was ~
be entered into Mt once with the com
pany. OF orurse thousands Of people
answered this Gathering offer for =
position with big pay and little labor.
An inquiry ~ the company would
bring reply in the shape 81 a printed
circular letter which informed TIE al
dresser that the GAINESVILLE Chemical
company had changed hands aud -hat