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CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE BY
HAWKS & SHELTON. S21 Montgomery st.
,! 81 800 Farrell St, near Taylor; rlgne IN IN
be altered to flats and store.
SIS, 90o-Jones St. near Golden Gate ave; re 90
rooms; can be leased 500 per month.
a6 65O0-Leavenworth st, near California; 3
dwellings; rented $135 per month steadily; easy
terms
$40 OoOQ.,scott St. near Washington. opposite
Alta Plaza; choice neighborhood; elegant
se0o6-New flats; Frederick St. near Clayton
ss500-New flats; Clayton St.. near Waller and
the park; rents $50; easy terms.
81, O99-yaleneia St, near ar Twenty-third; large
this once; must be sold in few days; snap
blocks from park very cheap.
S25e0-Inside lots, adjoining above
S2Seo-Lot on north side Fifteenth St. near
s220o-loo5 Clay st. between Powell and
Mason; rooms; fine view of bay.
HAwks S. S M5asgahgfg skEhT2N: St
near Twenty-third; 2S:4x1O0; part cash. ".
H. GRIM & CO.. 11S Montgomery st.
s260o-Two fats and 8 rooms. bath; lot 26x
100; mortgage for $500. w. H. GRIM s. CO.,
lis Montgomery st.
-TwENTY-FoURTH St. near Church;
house of rooms 25x102. W. H. GRIM &
CO., 1lS Montgomery st.
s35Oo-TwENTIETH St, mr. valencia; rooms
and bath: 25xiO0 W. H GRIM & co. lis
Montgomery st.
S27, ,O00-ELEGANT Pacific Heights residence:
splendid modern home of 20 rooms and 3
baths; sunny side; all the latest improve
merts; finished in various beautiful woods;
inlaid floors; frescoed ceilings; fine marine
view: in the choicest part of Pacific Heights.
Apply to CHAS w. SUTRO, IA Montgomery
ST. IL m or ) D. m.
SECOND-ST. property 62x10O: Nos. 12S and 13O
TO be sold subject to confirmation by court.
Send bids to A. NJ. SPECK & CO. 66T Mrkt.
EXPERT OPTICIANS
GEO. MAYERLE, German Expert Optician;
charter member American Association OF OPP
ticians. 1071h Market St. S. F.: examina-
tion free; open evenings.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Il.
To All Whom 1t May Concern-NotIce :.
hereby given that the 18th day OF April
1899. the Bakersfield and Los Angeles Rail.
in the office of the Clerk OF the Superi5Sr
Court of the City and County OF San Fran
cisco, addressed to the Superior Court of said
county, making application for the voluntary
dissolution of the Bakersfield and Los An
geles Railway Company. which said petition
and application stated that at a meeting of
the stockholders Of said company on the I3th
day Of April, 1S9e called for the purpose Of
passing upon the question, IL was resolved 10
have q voluntary dissolution of the corpora
tion and that such resolution was passed by
that all the claims and demands against the
corporation. of every kind. nature and descrip-
tion have been fully paid and discharged
Wherefore, Il was ordered by the said Su-
perior Court upon the filing Of said petition
and application that the undersigned as
Clerk of said Court, give notice of such an
pcation by publication in some newspaper
published in the City anu County OF San
Francisco. for a period Of thirty-fve days
the matter OF said application or desiring to
oppose the granting of the same are here
by notified to file in my office. on or before
the 22d day of May, 1899 any and all obiec-
tions which they may have to the granting of
said petition.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal of said court this
the 18th day Of April, 1892
tSeaD. WILLIAM A. DEANE.
County Clerk and ex-Offcio Clerk OF the
BY E. NJ. THOMPSON,
Deputy County Clerk and ex-Offcio Deputy
Clerk of the Superior Court.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A. $500; OLD ESTABLISHED and well-p paying
saloon, including Il furnished rooms and
branch bakery, rent S34. lease; kept by own
crs years; bargain. r. G. WILKE 90e
Market st
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EXPERT OPTICIANS

GEO. MAYERLE, German Expert Opticlan
charter member American Association OF Op
ticians. 1071h Market St. S. F.: examina
tion free; open evenings
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TO lease for one year or more a pleasant
sunny home in Alameda; house of rooms,
bath, attic and basement; modern plumbing
electric lights and gas throughout; large
grounds. 1889 Morton ST. near Santa Clara;
rent $40 month.
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FOR sale. or will exchange for lots in Oakland
Berkeley or Alameda. house of rooms and
bath: street work. ]. H. YOUNG, Builder,
1243 Park st.
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BARBER shop. running chairs. for sale
cheap. lnqu!re I04 SeYsnth 81.
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A-Sl25o; SALOON. doing a splendid paying
business. established Tor years: close 70 Mar
l5et and Fifth sts; good bargain; investigate
40 once. no better location in the city. r.
q. WILKFl Sos Market st.
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DR. c. c. O'DONNELL, office and residence
lo21h Market St. bet. 9Th and 7th.
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ALL ladies-C only DR.. and Mrs NJ. Davies
true friends Of all invalids, men ana women;
80 years practice; safe and quick cure guar
anteed; any disease or irregularity; disgrace
avoided kind sympathy and aid sure relief
though else fail: delicacy. privacy. home
etc; babies adopted; travellers treated; no de
Dental MRS. NJ. DAVIES, 1928 Market ST. ;
pills, 81: very strong e.
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SHOE shop that viii clear 500 per month. good
prices; low rent, must sell 322 bush 81.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.
=
HOME for ladies in delicate health: large
grounds: private. MRS. h'UNKE. 1916 sth st.
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S0o-PA RTNER wanted in printing business:
good opportunity. Box l5i Call office
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AILMENTS peculiar to women. also obstetrics;
latest methods; strict antiseptic precautions;
ladies far see DRS. GOODWIN free;
well known. reliable safe and sure: cure in
"a hours guaranteed; any time; maternity
home; best medical attendance; pills, 81; cure.
S.. 1862 Market bet. 7th-Sth; tel. Howard 424.
This well known ladies physician will leave
for Europe May %, in order to gain knowledge
which is to be derived at that central point
of medicines for the benefit of her many pat
on her return in August.
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THE RAILROADS.

Inst now there Is no railway interest
,.,,.,.. ,ho, tho RoItimore q Ohio. The
'u'.e. 49, ~. - ,,,,.,,,,.,. -, ,Lo a.,
road mas rush Oh Uus'''e'S "''u '"e
ecutlves have revived many a project
or5 tolon lin now cases for the bet
.'''N :, ~. .,.,.o,,. rroDor,,, the
terIheht vi 'ie P'e''
construction OF snort cuts ana en-
frances into new territory. II Is under
.,ooJ tbat n will he hut a short time
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Of physical life. It is not enough on
the Sunny slopes Of orthodoxy and
church membership; not enough to at
tend camp meeting and stand away
OF on the rim. laughing and Joking. or
eating and entertaining. gratifying
selfish desires while the world Is slnm-
bering in darkness and despair. God
Is to-day calling the church, as never
before. to the top Of Carmel, the secret
place of the Mot High. where Heaven
comes down the soul to greet and glory
crowns the mercy seat
The first step. then, to prevailing
prayer, is separation from the world.
Elijah must go to the top Of Carmel.
There was nothing sinful In his eating
and drinking with Ahab, but in a day
Of famine. when men were dying for
water. to have fingered on the side OF
Carmel for selfish pleasure. would have
been inonstrous heartlessness. Who
had the promise Of abundant rain In
answer to his prayer? The key to the
battery OF heaven was on the top OF
Carmel. Oh, brother, the world to-day
is slumberlng in the evil one. Millions
are perlshlng In sin. dying from spirit-
ual hunger. Some in your own home
or social circle. Multltudes in our cit
les are being swept away by rum and
greed and lust to ruin. The Christian
has power in prayer. With the hand
Of faith he can touch the secret spring
that viii unlock the windows OF heaven
and bring a deluge of salvation. But
he has power only on Carmel, not ban-
quoting with Ahab. The preacher then
dwelt upon humility as a condition Of
prevailing prayer, emphasizing the fact
that Elijah cast himself upon the
ground, and that all who have ever
moved the arm of omnipotence have
done SO from the depths Of humility.
The third and last step essential to
power In prayer Is an absorption of soul
in the desire of the heart, as seen in
the attitude of Elijah when he put his
face between his knees, thus shutting
out the world. He closed with an
earnest and powerful appeal to his con-
gregatIon to abandon every form Of sin
and walk up the heights of personal
purity and conservation Of Christ, after
which an old time altar service was
held, which was an occasion of tears
and prayers and songs and shouts.
Camp Ground Notes.
The visiting preachers. none of whom
ever saw the grounds before. prdnounce
them the finest in the country for their
purpose.
Mrs. James Lancaster and daughter.
of Wheeling, are visiting Mr.. Lancas-
ter's mother.
The camp ground store-keeper, Mr..
Charles White, attended the New Mar
tlnsville fair on Thursday. he says
he was taking lessons in electloneering
from some of the Wheeling politicians
who were there seeing their friends.
There seems to be misunderstanding
concerning the price Of admission. The
twenty-five cent admission entities the
one person paying 1t to a full day
on the grounds. A pass will be given
to any one wishing to leave the grounds
before the day closes.
Rev. DIR. j. w. Hill, ST., of Ohio, has
charge of the pentecostal services at
$3.50 a. m. each day. He is a man of
rare ability as an exposItor of the
Bible, and large experience in evangel-
lstlc work. .
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his FIRST individual effort to raise tho
standard is most happily omened. Min
OF the dramn on the stage; 1t made
public an absolutely native and nations
al music; and It developed the genuine
American negroes own invention, tho
banjo. With such record, tnsepara-
bly, connected with American life, ita
death would have been national loBa
and Mr.. West deserves the gratitude OF
all Americans for having started itn
revival upon a broader and more mrs
tlstlc scale than ever before.
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DIED.

WoERER-on Wednesday. August 10,
1889, at $40 p. M, Mrs. ROSA WOE
Der, rellct OF the late Frank A Woo
Der, sr.. In her 65th year.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence on Saturday morning. Re1ui-
EN- mass at St. Alphonsus church at Q
o'clock. Friends Of the family are In
vited. Interment at Mt. Calvary.
IAYMAN--At Wheeling Hospital, on Fri
day. August rs, 1899, at 10 o. m, CLARA
b. LAYMAN, wife Of 8. 81. Layman' IN
her 32d year
Funeral from her late residence, No. lOl9
Lind street, on Sunday afternoon at
2p. m. Friends Of the family respect-
fully Invited to attend. Intermont at
PenInsular cemetery.
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FOUR POUNDS OF FLESH,
From ono Pound OF Food.

The statement is made that one
pound OF Grape Nuts will supply more
nourlshment Chat the system VIII alb
sorb). than ten pounds OF meat, wheat
or oats.
A man protested that the claim was
extravagant, but upon trial 1t was
found that by leaving OH meat alto
gether at breakfast and lunch, and TAX
ing in its place, heaplng teaspoons
OF Grape Nuts began to gain flesh and
strength and before the full pound pack
age was gone had gained pounds In
weight, whereas he had been losing on
his meat diet.
How could he gain I pounds and only
eat pound Grape-Nuts? Remember
the teaspoons of Grape-Nuts are but
portion OF the meal, but they furnish
the pre-dIgested and easily asslmtlated
part and help digest other foods assist
ing nature in building in water CIb per
cent OF all fesh.) In other words,
Grape Nuts furnish the workers or the
active elements Of food In the most
perfect condition for nature to make
use of. -
cents per package. =,
Made by Postum Cereal Coz Ltu.'
Battle Greek. Mich.
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FIRST FULL DAY
OF the Wheeling District Camp
Meeting Friday Drew an
UNEXPECTEDLY LARGE CROWD.

sermon was by Rev. Dr.. Ezra
Yocum. of Harrisburg, and was Of
Great Depth and Power = Young
Peoples Services in Charge of Mrs.
J.w. Hll-Dr. j. Wesley Hill's Ser
mon Last Night a Powerful ONE.
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SO. Excursion TO Niagara Falls via
Pennsylvania Lines
Thursday, August 81. from Bellaire. ].
A. Ney, ticket agent, will tell you all
about It.
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Billy Link, the famous minstrel OF
the Casino Vaudeville Co., and Miss
Willctto Charters, noted singer, arc
the strong additional attractions 40
Wheeling Park tomorrow afternoon,
Admission 1Oc.
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At 1880 p. m. Rev. j. Wesley Hill
preached. The subject was prevailing
prayer, based on 1 Kings 1s-42, 80
Ahab went up to eat and drink. and ELI
Jah went up to the top OF Carmel and
he cast himself down upon the earth
and put his face between his knees"
He said, in part: Carmel is Of pecul-
lar interest in the church. 1t is rich
in historic associations. It's slope was
once ornamented with dazzling mira
Gle, and Its summit crowned with
sublime testimony to the covenant
falthfulness OF God in answering pray
err. Without entering, however, into
the details of these miracles. call
your attention to the painting Of an
other scene. AS we study we picture.
We see two men on the mound. Elijah
the prophet, the other Ahab, the hea-
then king. It is not, however, an UNI
usual picture. for Ahab has walked with
Elijah In almost every age. "They
have hated me, and they will hate you"
was the prophecy Of the Saviour con-
corning the future of the church. And
vet every now and then. the world has
been obliged to pay tribute to the
church. Darius lifts Daniel from the
Hons den to the prime ministry. Mary,
queen of Scots, calls John Knox to n
friendly interview. Darwin contributes
1--WE pounds to Christian missions. The
picture is not unusual. 1t commonly
follows some display OF spiritual power,
as in these modern days a great pente-
costal revival Ahab went up to eat and
to drink. He had suddenly become n
sworn friend of Elijah. His faith was
transferred from Baal to Jehovah, but
he went up to eat and drink. He had
no power with God; his desires were
an earthly and sensual. He was very
glad to be at that prayer meeting, but
his place was on Carmels slope. and
his supreme delight was in eating and
drinking. Elijah went up to the top
Of Carmel. Prayer Is the touchstone of
a renewed heart. 1t is the sign OF spir-
Itual life, just as breathing is the sign
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Sc, 9Oo, sl.25, sl.5O to $500 Yard.
BroadCloth

for tailored gown has no equal therefore we already
have the new fall oolors on hand, in prices from CSC
to $3.50 yard A few of the shades are purple, navy,
light blue, medium blue, brown, TAM green, red,
garnet and green and beige.
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BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily at the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
tickets at reduced rates. Try US.
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Rpiuai SaDfags 9ank.

At Mozart Park to-morrow-Band
COncert 9 y. IN. AdmIsalon 1Oc.
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Phil Carroll, of Parkersburg, is at the
Windsor.
w. t. Lewis and wife, of Moundsvllle,
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Charles Ray and George Bowers, of
the South Side. Will 60 to Niagara
Falls to-day.
DR.. James G. schwinn returned yes
terday from months stay at Cam
bridge Springs.
John McCrum. jr.. has resigned his
position as book-keeper for James NC
Adams, the painter.
w. G. Kensley, Of Archer's Fork, and
Lynn Kirkland. OF slstersville, were
Howell registers yesterday.
A. L. Bumgarner, the st. Gainesville
stenographer. who recently returned
from Porto Rico. was at the Grand
Central last night.
John H. Hobbs. OF Boston, formerly
Of this city. stopped OF in Wheeling
yesterday, while en- route west: ana OF,
dered some improvements to the Hotel
Windsor, Of which he is the owner.
Messrs. Clyde Trlppett, of Ravens
wood, formerly Of Wheeling, and Jesse
n. Trlppett. OF Morgantown. were IN
the city last night, and will leave TINS
morning for Granger, WyO.. where they
viii conduct drug store, in connection
with the practice Of medicine. both OF
them being recent recruits of Aescula-
plus.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, OF the
State University, was in the city yes
terday, being called here to place his
niece in one OF the hospitals. The
genial professor. 1t is understood VIII
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for state superintendent OF
schools. Three years ago he missed
getting the nomination, for which ne
had reasons to be thankful, In view OF
the Republican sweep.
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At whecllnR Park this afternoon
RnSselI a Co.'s Employees Outing;
Ainssillon Military land concern 81 81. ~
cyclic Races.
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ELEVEN good races at the St.
Mary's picnic this afternoon ut the
state FAlr Grounds.
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R&o omeiaIa Here.

~ 20, ohariata Here
A party OF Baltimore 8 Ohio ofieiais
on an inspection tour over the main
system were at Benwood Junction yes
tetdRy morning. The party was made
up Of General Superintendent i, FitE-
gerald. Assistant General Manager D.
willard and Mechanical Superintendent
n. Middleton. with their private seere-
L.-l.--
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At Mozart Park to.morrow-Bnnd
Concert . u. IN. Admission IOc.
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a large FUNERAL.
The Last Sad Rites Over Remains
OF ex.Mlayor seabright.
lTEASN CHARGEOF THEElKS

Tho City Council and City onclais
Turn out ia a Body, and the Elks
and German Pioneers Honor De
parted BROTHER Elaborate Eser-
cises-The Eloquent Eulogy BY Roy.
P.J. Hob.
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entire line being broad enough for two
trucks, wherever buiit.-Connellsville
Courier
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Messrs. F. c.. H. schwertfeger and
H. c. Meyer OF the Merchants Days
committee. returned from Pittsburgh
yesterday, where they had gone to
arrange for fireworks display here
during fair week. Their object prIm-
arIly was to bring to Wheeling the re-
production OF the Battle OF Manila, but
It's cost. $4,000. made this impossible.
They will secure prices compatible with
the fund raised for other pyrOtechnlc
displays not OF so elaborate churac-
ter. and hope to bag an attraction that
win delight the thousands ex-
pected here during fair week. A
null attendance OF the merchants
and business men is desired for next
Monday evening, at the chamber OF
commerce rooms, when figures Will be
presented as to the cost Of different
spectacles. II is proposed to place
barges at the foot Of wharf, so that
people on both sides OF the river can
see the display.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Going aud Coming OF Wheeling
People aud Visitors
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John Frew left yester-
day afternoon for New York City
where they win take the RED Cross line
steamer orinoca, to-day at noon, for
Halifax and st. Johns, New Found
land. for a two or three weeks pleas
ure journey. The orInoca is a splen-
did Vessel-one OF the best that goes
to sea from New York City, and Il
goes without saying that the tourists
vii ientoy the trip, for Il Is one OF the
pleasantest OF the many sea-1ourneys
that can be taken. The climate in that
latitude. ut this season Of the year, Is
healthful and lnvlgoratlng.
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GEO. R. TAYLOR COMPANY
SUMNER COMFORTS.

now line of these LIGHT WEIGHT FULL SIZE COMFORTS
the thing during the changeabe seasons Just arrived
and will be placed on this IIonday) morning
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q. sEsns.sl .nl. g...,s... cs.ss.r.
Do You Want An Insurance

conteslabiy
without
danger OF loss through misfortune nesnsoneo9
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UMBRELLAS.

If you are looking for good silk Umbrella sometht
give you satisfactory made of the best materi'
handles and covering you will nnd 1t in our line Of th'
and latest in style and finish.
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THE DAM ASSURED.

News of the Passage of the Rivers
and Harbors Bill Received With
Satisfaction-Thc Good Work of
Congressman Dovcncr.
Late. yesterday afternoon. President
Hullihen Quarter, OF the Wheeling
chamber OF commerce. received the fol-
lowing telegram from Congressman
Dovenor at Washington:
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 2. SIS p. m.
Hullihen Quarter. Wheeling.
River and harbor bill Just passed house
by vote OF l6l TO :. i. b. DOVENER.
The news was soon communicated
through the business district. In which
there IL especial interest In the rivers
and harbors bill through the fact that It
provides for the construction Of NOV
able locks and dams at Wheeling and
Marietta, In pursuance OF the national
governments plan OF providing slack
water navigation on the Ohio, the great
est inland waterway In the world from
the standpoint of the commerce It car
rles.
The work OF Captain Dovencr In Sc
curlnU the dam below Wheeling before
the several intermediate dg:ns between
this port and the Beaver are provided
for. Is n striking testimc1ill OF the
worth of the First dlstrlctS representa-
tive In Congress, and that his constItu-
ents appreciate his hard work goes
without saying.
Although the bill provides only for
present appropriation of $4,000 for tn,
dam survey, yet It carries with It future
appropriations each year until the dam
Is completed. The survey will be COM
nlcted the coming summer. and It il
likely the site will be n short distance
above the Wegee coal works. below Bel
laire. 1t IS not thought the actual VOL:
OF construction on the dam Will begin
before the spring of 1900.
OF course the senate has yet to pass
on the rivers and harbors bill. but 1t is
altogether unlikely /. will disturb the
provisions COR the Improvement OF the
Ohio.
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A Forerunner Of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though its offensive features
nre sometimes almost unbearable,
few people are aware of the danger
of which Catarrh is the forerun-
ner. Catarrh invariably leads to
Consumption. Growing worse and
worse each winter, those who rely
upon the usual treatment of
sprays, washes and inhaling mix
lures find that it is impossible to
check the disease with these local
applications which only reach the
surface. The offensive discharge
increases all the while, causing a
feeling of personal dcfilement, and
gets deeper and deeper until it is
only question of n short time
until the lungs are affected.
The Importance of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But no good what
ever can be expected from local
applications, as such treatment
never did cure Catarrh, and never
will.