Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 July 1885 — Page 3

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V»d Cocoa, tfa fast tables Ira^e which bills, hartloies be gradual to

Hundreds tag around UB cfthere Is awe many eB well operly

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klnd. but they altfiaveo "Relief. During tile? «Jrl£ ar extl-* ^tnai )DSl»Ut sller's Karth,' 'to dry Among other ^niis, ('•as fltfl ifcted wli ha neriotfjcal rier Ous

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•t tfe^fi^nf^a ni niai

rtiliiK soft, wliite and and. wU$t .ts more, her ^"'•-disappeared

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weight in gold.

me. JOHN 1 BRMJLKJ., 44 O i8Wold strfeel. ^rolt, Mich., Mny 1% J5V -h•

•"'sure to ^bt the gfenii ae, and send for itlse on »^md 6W«q DBrealea ifjfee jraale by all

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WHILE MILKING.

A louJg JPomm KJcked by a Cow and Vies la .Fifteen KiinatM. Special to the Elpresst

CfiAitUS8TpN, 111., July 3.—An accident wifli *fat*L result oteurfed yestetday evening, abottt bihe to lies northwest of tfiis'city^n H^tebolt tomshi0. Mfes Mary fendei-gast^ a yonhg lady^iS years of age and daughter il Mi1. /t?hrtiiias Pei)d#rga a worthy Irish farmer, was t^tUlelbj'V \»w while wilkiog. It was a young cow she was roll,king, with her first palf. ffer fa nad gone with her to kii^ t&e&J tyvt .4nitjwliile''!in,tbe act.o4 driving it to rfea80iiiiably fildr distta^iiroiDfjlier, the jdbw^feaHag: some vTolen^e if As meditated aj^finst her )ff1I^D|^urniedand.iti^cktheyoungIady •in 'i with her head, hre£fck0 h«r iplriS. JSl^ di^ in fu8tl,nfW»ea hun^tea "ter thtt Occident otaurred. Mias .Penin on^jf daufthter, and her'aud•jien death.k a terriWt| blow to her father and mother.'

AP1AS BROKEN.

TTwtt filritUitsM Hkfctet "Wltli AccidenU on tlisSatife Da^ and in Different Manner _Ka Sr^aks Hi* Left Arm. Special to theftkpsf^J. S

CHAKLBsropfflli, Jtfly —Yesterday E jsfortunes in a double form, (it hardly Jet

oomes alona) strOck the -family of lanraa Lync^, janitor of the.center School "building. ...james" is blessed with two p^eciovo^ons ttjUnjed- Arthui 'and Jnce, iwh 10 years of agf ,m ^ach respectively precocious jJTto h&ye their ^MQ8 broken on the same day, though under different circumBtapc«.At|toi^liondne88 forearly barnrt belly-ache apples induced him to forsake "aii'feir of (jorisequeubes, toti repair him^Jf into th^heights of a treelwiuleenioying tlae deUcSous fruit, ^ujft^ ^rhiSi' lie :was 8tandiii« jraV^^y 1®Sd -he was "predipitated td-tie ground, ftacturing his left arm below the hirteoiljer Qlftr^ge^ wjaMng toyo^k. off

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I^rrisonywho

got the-best of Clarence, and threw him ratheifforcimy oiliis irfde breaking his left* Mm also-^The boy*. aregood sianir^nd taking th^ mirfortuner eich with martyrly grace ana foratuae. 6irt Be^en Hartuurille PlaneU

On Wedue^day, June 24th, the family tf Sj^»heh MeCouct, Uving, a tew miles (iouth of this pla«», iudulg^F' in a fight) rl^whieh culmigated in,a Vwfcrerious aflain

Miss Iiiatie Fox, a bound^irl Of SOtae 16 yea«-^ ager'was ciharged. by the widow McCoftrt with leadiftg hei son Si from ®e path of vilrtue, antf when his wife was' task

,f'Hana aottaeaH jhe girl aw "^ie head with wood^which slled hereto, the -fosejasiblS .condition. The

stick ef

floor, in an .—- nvu».*'ml?rnihg 'Stephen and his wife left ver^ early by wagon. a&d Life: zie. Fox has not been seen sigttes A little boy, otte:of the family) reports that the last he saite_ ofs, her hi# giehdmother inocked liefaown with a stick of wood and sfie got!tip ind Tvcnt on through the orchard with'& hole in her head and blood on her face. The neighbors liave instituted search everywhere for the missing girl, but haVe failed to find her ahd_ the

feoberfe falling iindi»t Roberts then slipped out his knife from a side coat pocket tod sUfcbewleU Itt Cuttipg Iteming-, ton across the face add slashing his cfothes in several places. James Remington then pulled the combatants apart this lead to an attack from "Babe" Roberts, And a general melee occurred, IM^febrfts using a knife or rafcor freely E&d the others their bare fists.- In a short time each of the Remington boys had been cut with greater or less James received a cut across one and also a flesh wound on the rigl besides -having his clothing nearly slashed to ribbons. Albert ata received slight cut in Ihe palm of his right hand. The Remingtons fefilsed to profeecUte the Roberts boVs, who jq turn were desirous of keeping oilt of thfe CotiirtS.. Dick Roberts has the refutation of beihjf a high tampered but by nb means a quarrelsome man, and the Remitigtohs are prosperous farjnert. "g.

Restoration of East-Boaad Bates to

Vandali» aia Dispatcher's Exeellent W ork—XitbellAneoat Hewi oi tjis Bail way World.

oullyniurderedy "IffiiyKCourfi -are very as easily as passenger tmus. J^68 much-frightened and sa^- it *iU\break t«day afternoon Mr. Weed, had them up, while theneighbOrtsay if a freight at Greencaatleahead ofthe west

they

in court. Liztie Fox was an h.onest i^'i.^^Vorking wl, «d alwajw ttore a' 'pod chatfWtwc. It ^s,-.said by. jieighhoi^lthfl lie wai ^JawhiW «iggef" for tfefMlfle fadsy. Conjidwing the o|a#|f fownpa# that M4 teen harborel 4 wpt^e sineethe deMi?

Mr. McCourt. it is ^ery probable that a serious tragedy htis taken place on the fpp- 'that,-poor LiazMf F®#, the botind girl, has Well tnade way

Tile" i(ilhoritie« ^hpald enquire the matter at onte. tTEK.—On Tuesday, about 3 o'clock iri .was" found at the home of Mr.

Johnson, who lives about .three, ,h of tbejriace. She had iurks i)e^ce on her person, her face being and beat^n^ui asbockinn manner: questioned in rtedrd to her -ad how she got the bruises, she $irnothing: but denied emphat-

story that Stephen McCourt en improper liberties with her, said she would die before she would rn'to the Widow McCourt's. Stephen and wife have returned home ,$tzie Fox still remains at Mr.

•Alpther Mine Accident*

Sranl'rtS«noc^t.. .. -. Joseph SiddonsV Esqr, while at work °Kiikibg an air-8haft at Sigler A Zeller's Pea-Nut mine, near Knightsville, yesterdaSj«dftefaoal met with a serious and

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fatal accident, by falling some

||hir|jr feet. Mr. Siddons was engaged in cdinWe%ig the work begun by Mr. Siiott, aAija¥mich the latter sustained iniuries some weeks ago. Drt Qiffprd and Black

Siddons," arid report the

in* two p!a^w,:an/^«' patftnt spfierijig with great thirst, indicating internafhem (This morning after wounas and placing tne 1 Dr. Black nronOunces Mr. Siddons as rest4ng!*Nfe$? 'CQsafortable, and likely to recover. ^sk-jKm

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,x«y are perfectly safe to take, beings Vwr.v vBGITABIflt and prepared with ffreatest care fro in tne oest drag*. relieve the Buffersffat once by carryofi.all iwpui»y^£»ro«frh thfr. bo.Wr

All dil^.ttl?^7!3yl.nlS-^'¥0 ^euW

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niaSer dw«ingthe the leg in splints,

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M4otoall llhtioiStar: /•Vffi leaoi that Amanda Handy, d^fighter Austin Handy, the family-- residing'"' in Rice county, Kas., "committed suicide last week anging herself with a halter, idy formerly resided in Walnut

andy formerly resided in ie and moved to Kansas a few years

girl was 19 years o^ age.

A Blood-Thirsty Fight. William Snow, an eye-witness, yesgave agreporter the details of the hich occurred last Saturday after-

Ellsworth, between, the Rentingirothers, whit6, and -the Roberts Jejra, colored, the 'circumstances of which have thus far been withheld from the newspapers. It seems that the Remington boys were Btanding in front of Stewart's grocery, when Dick Roberts came out of the store and mounted horse standing there. Ben Remington had a buggy-whip in his haijd with wbic\i he struck Roberts' hotse. Roberto became angry, dismounted, and struck Remington in (he face. Retningtonthen clinched with Roberts, and the two* fell, *ir*Vs" v%9t",\z rf-'ir

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At a meeting of triink line man#gers: .tald at iri^ara Falls 'thiiraday, the question of a restoration of eist-bound freight rates was'discussed, and finally it was decided to advance rates, July loth, to the tariff which went into effect April 6th. Yesterday freight line agent* apprised of the action of the ni ana orders were given not to conuAcf lor any freight shipmeiits ifter theI3th. at the rates at present prevailing. The new tariff will be 20. cents to New York, 555 cenU to BoetcB» 1$ cents to Philadelpma and"17 cents to Baltimore. These are the rates from Chicago, but TerrwHaute is governed by the rates there, afld hence the same tariff "Will go into effect here.

At last rates have peeh advanr' it •fftma thai ohe ol thfe uioet disflstxuus rate^ wars tlmt Hay* i^S&ed to ^finally been ended, and the "liferent lines will now go to work to regain all that has been "lost by the demoralization.• Through the depression of business and increased -depression by rate cutting a number.of roads were abtitaton their last legs and gave up the ^fii'ht be^ cause of ezhausion, in fact, all the -roads were suffering. more or. less from wasted resources, it is altog ^er proBaWb. that th^ twenty cent rate will be maintained, ai 80Dse of the lines have taught a severe lesson or at leastthejr should have been ta«gbt it. The prospects although hot exceedingly bright are encouraging. It will not be a long time until the new civ^s tegin moving and this is looked forward to as 9]stiinuleBt to fx -ght traffic, irad ?10..doubt it will prove t" ,be quite an effetAiylone. 1

scattered along, the line. freights were rushed in to this cityAa is a terminal for such trains. When blockade war removed the track cleared for the passengers af^aVjg they made very fast time in--^j®' to this city. Dispatcher L. E. Weed, on' the east end wire, ran a number of freight trains in ahead of time, train No. 13 arrivlhg thirty inihUtes bfefote due oil schedule. The three east-bound passengers were sent out several minute apart, and ran thus to Indianapolis. Ki. Weed was asked yesterday if Jthe trains were h^fd'to handle Wednesday. He Vei

sahf, not sb much so asyestetday. Nearly every regular train was in a nutnater of Sections,'the ^ntirejiumber of trains bang over thirty. Freignt trains afe more lia4le to delay in running th'an passengers, bfen. and henqe. Ban not be calculated upon,

bound fast express. He found it neccesaihtsville betch betweenfilled with te. east end i% ?3 miles in

a train.

Witk so many trains running dispatching to get them Tro tkne and With perfect ie Vandalia dispatchers ate 4am and are unsurpassed for

competency. Non.e areof very great age but all have a thorough and never failing, understanding of their duties.^ -. Business. -'jf!

There is a somewhat heavier business, being done by all the roads entering this city. The.Vandalia reports business fair. Local business on the main line and T. H. A L. is said to be picking up to a limited extent. *-The I. & St. L. is doing a better busing. The Chicago & Eastern Ilunofe, while not doing a very heavy business, enjoys fnlly.as heavy a traffic as last year. This speakB well for, ihe road and its management* The E. & T. H. and its branch, the T. H. & S. E,, are both hauling a fair amount of freight. The Illinois Midland's report of the condition of business is more encouraging than any of the rest. Local traffic has literally taken a boom, "and through business is developing. A railroad man -was asked if the 4th of July'inade any perceptible increase in business. He replied that it did not, and that it was never noticed. Inquiry at the express companies' offices resulted in obtaining information that business for some time past }ias increased but not to any very great extent.

Local and General.

Master Mechanic Ranson, of the In dianapolis & St. Louis, was in the city yesterday.

The Vandalia will run excursions to the fair ground to-day. Fare for, she round trip 15 ce^ts.

The Wife of Superintendent Jos. Hill, of the Vandalia, is reported better. She Will be removed from St. Louis.

All freight depots will be closed to day and. no Ireight trains will be run except those carrying live stock.. and perishable freights.

Conductor. P. J. Herb, of the E. & I. was relieved Thursday by George N »b ling. Herb will rup on the majn lint. the E. & T. H.

Pictures of tbe late X3ol. Forsythe and floral decorations at the funeral obsequies have been JKgeived and hung conspicuously in I. office.

Mr. E. wife return home to-day. Tht -5 ^^^Vigo lodge No. 36, B. of L.

obliged to wait ovefc

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M»P^on

in their lodge rt )e next week. Indianapolis Sent. iere are seven passenger, one broker and two scalper officers en the "ror" at the present time, and it is rumored that another cut-rate man will be "wid em" in a few days.

Mr. Fordyce, son of Dr. Fordvce, of Shetburn, was Thursday placed in charge of the station at that place as agent and operator. Mr.Fordyoe'6 predecessor was Mr. F. F. De Lashmutt, now agent at Petersburg.

Indianapolis Journal: Last night five sleeping coaches were sent east oyer oh the C., St. L. & P. and Bee line, and every berth, both lower and upper, was taken, and a number of persons were

rttfe EXl'ttESSr iiSHfite flAUTE, BATtTBPAY, JULY 4, 1886.

EvansyjKe iouroai TM switch engines on -the Rf said to lie performing nicely. roads use their worn-out wd .. switching purposeful Mr. Mackey cgn siders this too important a feature to. Be trifled with. and^pveajaxdnW^feelp? enginesin^tLe shop f'-

Indianapolis Journal: It is staged thai bat for objections made 1* the Oa syndicate, who hold some $200,000 Wir... ^. of the T., C.

St L. narrow-guage road

bonds, 3). H. Conklin would haye jfeen appointed to the position. It then^nt the Corbin syndicate movid have beep satisfied Were Of B. Heni3erson appointed receivfef

Indianajiolis ^Tews: tfh* .he* yattdalia wrougnt irfljj bfldgfe is In tjie hahds of the Detroit Bridge company, whrett has already completed the tfrttl? work bi the'etfst dp&n, and a part ol. frame, to siibpdh tne trafcka fbr the tise «M trains till the irop work 6an be ^ut in place, and will probably finish' thewhole structure in si* :weeks-or ooaWr two months. The copt^ill be about $20,Qw,i tit over fSjOOO a span for the-thtee sptos.

A PiieJ)lo tjapef has, tie idlowing wjth

I ciw...erof the Wells-Fargo anp D. A R. ?. ^yprf vqces iir city, £•Si- to Deav» fo-d acc^ positf«to"of cashier in the'Wls oiflcrat Denver, the two companies hr^u^g divid^ theroffices in that.city. lOl J., K.Allen n^w

uiim.VII y-i,-' "J. therUnion depot here will Blythe as cashier, and will in turn, succed by Mr. J. K. Siddell, Mr. Blythe distant in the city offices.

neral Freight ^ent Hibhard. oflte andalia, has nrf fed agents and connections that OH 4fia after July. 1 itj refuse

ail

consignments of almapaj

Jess'Ji-elgrht ahdthirgeS Oil flame/" paid or giiafahCefed thM*« tion. At first glance a small matter, but the coritraiy i| case. The wholesale drug housea ,10 the east have been in the hsbit of s^fidin^-out tons of this sort of freightr jao^ding "th? i^ an« dufldretteiof the "coir-

western courUy wil copsignihfehtv hands of the

signees refusing to i«o4iVe thejnii ani charges. It is for this reastm that prepayment will be insisted

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Work of Van'-jls Train DiBpv ch«rs. Thp blockading of the Vandalitrack a^'Collinsviile laJt Wednesday morning made skillful management of trains bv come /en moire skillful. An ta^inat individual seldom, realiies-what gfeat .responsibility tests Ulion a train dispatcher A single error, or a moment's ferMtfulness may result disastrously to bote life and property. Wm. J3.Burnestf juS*at the dispatcher's table for the west end of they dalia Wednesday morning.. Three^ bound passengers Were tHe be "begun, in .WasMngtefti the blockade anl many frei^Sjgt^ iiately. The inBttlaUnf' material

Felly (feoloted) party of Boston sfior in hatks from Spring. pitched in barh. Jas, Kee"»n BScked Murphy and Patsy ShepiL back«l Kelly. The referee Was' a p»OT8n6ri£

Kelly. The referee Was a p»onnnent Boston sporting man. Stxty-aeven rounds .were fiercely fought™ aisd Muqjhy was knocked senseless in thfr last by a terrific blow On the neck p?rty returned to Springfield o'clock. Both men were badly .punished and ii is said that Murphy was hardly far asSpringfield, 4

able to carried so I

B.AO. Wires 6olit* ,4j*de* 4

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BateSj pfesidept of the Baltlmore A'Phlo Telegyaph companjr, yesterday Signed ii contract with the Averul Ihsliliti^-Com-. duit company fo^ gls^g!tlte iri^:iif th%. .company underground.' Thfe'ftt'otit:

Easr gf**!iich the naked. Wires ate latid'ii. jed Of pure'silica'and 1^hro'adpl(aRi& ^V?n From experiment already bade ppeared that "1,600 wires --an Be the squaVe foot/ the insulation perfect that the sbtehgih olTwiir

The Rush to the Far Washington terri.ibry hu doubled -its •population in the last decade. tUw Vw'

LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

Mwl

The O(io prohibitionigtB.ptlt a tlcltot' in the field. hfi 'The dofdon memorial fond now amffants to £18,081.

General Beauregard ia the guest of Jta^ernor Harmadnke. ..* Madagascar is threattebd 'Mth faaifine» thes rice crop having failed.

Minister Roberts will have an tldjiadii with the president oi Chili-this -West.Great d&mage to on|kft an4othflfpsopwty.5| reported from southeastern Kansas, •.

The B. & O. Telegraph' coippaiijr have^tatei steps to put their wires.under grQpid^^^ h1®4013- ^4

People of southern Colorado ari .gwai alarmed 6r0i the ihreaten^ihg IndianB.

Br. Chas. T. Castleman, DMabar^^Dl. mad and attempted to kill .ills *ife, locked up.

Charles A- tibby, who disapp»nM| f)#n Chicago some time ago, and Whose wife eommltted. suicide afterward, has turned up at Boston -. W-JA J?

Collector Hedden has reappointed all the r«£ lablican storekeepers, inspectors,, etas*, at lew York, much to tKe detuotrats.

M. De Freycinet has tel^graphed to 6|liro lot particulars of Piun's death.

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Knocked Senseless in tha Bound. WssTFiELD, Mass., Jaly 3.-^A priz«. fight took place at the West Parish, three

hah

T. P. Wright, Centralis, Ilk, faittdf" Cigarmakers are tm a rtrijfe"at BUuini|aI Mo. 4Iiss Cleveland's book ifiU be pnt na^ '$nA»•day*

''&£•-

Sr.' Bgcown-Sequard haB been hwai'ded'th( prizl of $4,000 by the French institute tor discoveries in- phisiOlqgjr.:

No more furloughs will be allowed in"6dtl until the Afghan question is settled. ... The inaugural (tinner of the Imperial aul American dub too'rplsce in London.

A new. steamship line will be established between^Gfrmany, East Africa and Australia, A fund is to be raised for the maintenance of a torpodo servicer for coast defease iit England.

Workmen of Wolverhampton' oon|klain t0 Premier Salisbury that they are in^ a starving condition.

Two men were caught sketching the fortifications at Boiogne, They ire tnought to be Oennan spies.

The Sohth American' ^omnrission noin the United States has made its report on Chili. It received very little enconragemet there.

VARIETIES.

Miss Cleveland is partial torthe bonnet.

poke

Never'fery to raise a family good newspaper,-TMOvad" advertisement of Dr: Bi for this valuable mediciBfe il to keep your children in good health

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General

Hancock has,been aNew York eoll^ge.

made an

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Kfriee.

id'that '^putf^Vyz 409 teapheis

^iians Sj^r^Port'Grtoe^ine |n iaidtlbej to gt^Ottr^rCts ,iR^JCfio^ft in faVot aaoag jflmi" tdast ^fealthy in:

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Ikti's'dttig stttfe?" The free dist: iat^i'le 'igtties of Dr. Bbsanko's ai^Xuhk^Bk the mMJsbpaM?i dy. for 'OTfigu^mm cjifataptiati a bronchitis now ote, thfe size 50 eant|and $1.00

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The»illi4fc«|af ^/AtBeaftiiie RepubW #rei.«» ftrf «Mlual

aivi^nSof?'.^ iS

,, r^hiS i.™ ,ihe mo8tor Stales-tl^l that he is the ol Bosnnko people's favoi kno'w^ Wdaka P«icfei%

r6s' #i .k.iWfabitirtyttih ottftlf PttAed trfstate he great Dr. m^nhe wherewaH J' consumption'

.giiiitoro, and Lui'

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tfiroifn feasfcnj

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bv a^ifcfc

get a

thing value is-

mediately.

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"was not pnoujtti to drive the CON re to

?S8 impaled «rt' TRENTON, 111., July A Mrs. K"te Hanselmann, llving'ltt,

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climbeiCU.ttee to gather cherries, when a limb broke and she fell on a^ picket fence underneath, a picket pierc^pg Beir iletk, severing the cafotld aftetyj anfl ratasing her almostinstatttdeatlb|

BfalnedHJs Child on a Chlppltlfci bldDok. UTICA, N. Y., July 3i-^Y«stetd«f wCW(r ing at Morris, N. Y., John A Sehuyler went to hiadinner latoand wa6 reproached by his wlfe, when*in his angtfr, hotoaught his two-year-old child from its ^haii and. dashed its brains out on a chipping bloik. Se^gave himself up ana was takfin to! ail.

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softens uiLgites tohe system. Mrs.

tfitejifld^ the-oldest ah' in tft&

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CAT^RH!

BUeases Tending to Consumption) 8ym^tomsi| Effects, Treatmen

RATIONAL HOTEL,

HZ.TTB, IND.

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?Wg the li§rif Chronic diseases nfeieh effect th^ baman frame, Catan-h is the'most prevalent, fliosl offensive otiI most productive of discofflfrfti and of a variety of distressing and dangerous complications.

Its earliest and most prominent •ytoytoials a discharge from the head, yafying ia it* faatare indifferent cases, and even in the same i^vlduals at different times. It may be ft thin coloroirfd fluid*, or a glary, starch-like aahstance. Generally, however, it is a thick purulent or mucn-purulent mattef, eittwr ash-color, greenish yellow or a deep green tint occasionally •tfeaked or Wrecked with blood. So oopldus and offensive is the discharge in many c^sea! that the patients express their belief that their heads are one mass of corruption. "HAWKING" itatt of tfife' discharge passes baokward, either dropping Into the throat or collecting as a tough, viscid tanacioulr phlegm, behind and above the soft palate, in the passage between tio throat and the head. Its lodgment cjjpb&rr&gjges respiration, and creates a (tthsttfnrand almoBt resistible desire to reltete the discomfort by drawing the offensive substance-into the throat by a lotid insaflation through the nose^ atf as then to be nble to eject by a disjt flj^feeable "hawking.

OfFElfSItJJ BEMTMr sfiij|A" the more advanfeed stages the dis* jtSrg6S are generally of an offettaive oaor, causing gW&t annoyance to one's to the patient himself,

While his-sen&e of ^mell remains. This annoyairc^ from the odor becomes almost beyond endurance, more especially" when the disease assumes tl^e forii) of Ozssna, and the dfelicate bOiies of the nose become diseased,

-stomach,

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her thigh^&turdayiin a chair. sEM-&wnfc it&r a her arm white. wietffer*

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„. .m 'Sftlifaetory W.' Graham, wholeferfe fej) Aist of igtin, Tex., writeSa Sll^iave been

THE NOSE.

DEFORMITY OF In neglected cases, when the b»ies of tite nose become diseased, hot only in the dffensiveness of the breath greatly increased.-but there is a liability to serious personal deformities, among which ia the flattening of the nose.

EFFECTS OF CATABEH. of catarrhal secrefunctions of the

."njawflloiring.

causing indigestion, loss of

atite and health. Debility, deafness, iness, lassitude, headache and disurbance of mind soon follow. In some instances the mental affections is one ol irritaibility, the patient being unduly annoyed by all the little perplexities of life. In others the prominent feelingtis that of melancholy and depression Of spirits, when the invalid can see no hope in the future for himself or bis affairs. CONSUMPTION AND} DEATH.

Catirrh affections unchecked by treatmphs are prone to extend-by conii^ace along the natural air passagei to the substance o| the lungs, thus causing consumption and death. In this connection it should also be remembered that the air wihch enters tire lungs of a catarrhal patient is, every breath of it, poisoned.by exhalation? I:cm the foul secretions of th«dJseatec* aurface. Bv such air tha blood, cannot be properly purified and made fft tc .mpart healthy vigor in its unending''circuit to all and-Overy part of! th#«nimal mechanism. One would ^p^ose that this consideration alone would lie sufficient to induce every person thus afflicted to make-early appliefloon lor relief.^11

TREATMENT AND CURE. By the system of treatment which Or. Nicholls has adopted and pursued fier years with nniform success, a com--plate and rrrmanent cure of this.reiulsiye die fuer can be effectftiv This «has demonstrate in thousands of ka««, representi&<g the disease in every form and/J^ its various stages o| ddyelopt^ej^? His apjdications are oiade to reatf M* deceased parts in, the niorft direct and positive manner, inatahtaiueously penetrating every cell «nd cavity of tha head communicating witli the^iostrils, and subjecting every porSonof themembrane to the healfng. yJaon. of the remedy employed, with the most beneficial results, and without causing the leaBt pain or unpleasant sensation.:-

So effective is this plan of medicadon'that a single application is generally productive of decided relief. Th« affected cavities are .thoroughly cleansed from encrusted morbific matter, the offensive smell is removed, and relieve from other troublesome symptAwia \n almo&t immediately experi-, enced. The discharge Boon diminishes, irritation, is allayed, the infiammatldh subsides ulcerations are made to he&l, and finaihr a' radical and permanent cure is effected.

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Diseases of the Throat & Lungs. Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption, which destroy more lives than all other ailments combined, snceumb almost miraculously under Dr. NicKolfe' treatment. To the pale and emaciated, to those whose lungs are being eaten away by & destructive ulceration, and to those whose violent coughing, pTofuse expectora^on and sleepless nights which mak» lifetobqmQrea curse than a blessing—to all suchr Dr. Nicholls can give irbmedidate relief and, with a short cbursft'of trestmenr, can eflect a radical id penhanent cure. iBrTheent^ cost ol a complete cure' under my treatment is often less fhnn has been paid by the same person in a single' year for worthless, patent medicines. 7

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