Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1882, Page 12

g THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA MONDAY JANUARY 1 A LANDLADY'S FOB. The Tale of Two Adventurers with a Man of Soft [Corkonlan Brogue Kow York Sun *Miasas in” inquired in the softest of Corkonlan brogues & man who looked like a hackney coachman at a down-town boardiug-house last Toes- dny. i know tho red faco, the esandy whiskors, and the brogne at once,” safd the landlady to a Sun roporter yesterday, “'Something more than a year ogo I had just moved into a honeo in Baok atroet. All the ready money 1 had T had spent in moviog, and 1 hadu't so mach as a losf of bread in the house untll 1 sent out and 80ld ompty bottles to buy one. 1 pasted up a bill, ‘Rooma and Board,’ and sat down with rather a heavy heart to walt events, Toward even- ing there eame a ring, and I went to the door. There 1 saw tho red face, tho whiskers, and hoard the soft Cork. onian brogue, **‘Have you a large room to let, ma'am?' said tho brogue. ““T havo,’ sald I, and I took him up and showed hima lovely apartment.” ¢ 'Tis very nlce, ma'am,’ says he. ‘Now, myself an’ threo frinds 'l take this room. You pat up another bed, an’ I'll give ye 85 50 a week for board an’ lodgin’ an’ I'll make me frinds pay $6." And he looked very aly, and winked at me. “Well, he said his frlends would come next day, bat he'd stay that night, and ho wanted a good suppor. I sent out some sheots and pawned them for §3, and got two pounds of pork stoak and fried some potatoes. +, |Heateevery bitI had cooked, and sald it was just like home. Then he told mo to have some more steaks for gl A. M. CLARK, breakfest, and to call him at 8 o'clock, {Painter&Paper Hanger s vias . o b omios SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR. excopt & piece that he put into sand- wich case for his luncheon; told me to L ALE & RETAIL sond to an address in One Hundred IWALL PAPER! TREPAISN BT Il DR. NARTER MEDICINE CO., £1i K, XAIX 2., ST. 1OUIR Chas. Shiverick, 1206. 1208 AND 1210 FARNAM ST. FURNITURE ., Mirrors, Bedding, Feathers, AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE FURNITSRE&UPHOLSTERY TRADE, OMAHA. NEB. and Tenth stroet for his baggage, and went out to bring his ‘trinds.’ I sent the girl to One Hundred and Tenth stroot, and gave her money to express the baggage. He wasn't known at the at the address he gave, and I never CORNICES CU_RTAIE POLES AND | saw him again until yosterday, 1 was ; FIXTURES. ready to cry. d}lob dn't know me esterday, and he began in the same Paints, Oils & Brus,hes' Iydondclly words., I showed him a 107 South 14th Btreet room, and hs wont through exactly AHA, NEBRASKA the same performance that he did a 'BERQUIST BROTHERS, year ago. Ilet him go on till he came to mention supper, and then I told him I knew how he had treated a slater of mine on Bank atreet. ‘Well, Idid that—yes, I did, ma'am,’ said he without a blush. ‘Me frinda had taken another place, and I was ashamed to go back.’ I ordered him out of the hoose,” “Why didn't you have him arrest- edf” *“Well, I ¢idn't like to do that, But the people ought to be warned against him. He eaid he was in the employment of a well-known express compaany,” MANUFAOTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND NIFRESES W.AGHONSS- 410 §. THIRTEENTH BTREET OMAHIA. NXR ppairing in all Branches How Times Have Changed. St. Nicholas, ‘“Changed !" exclaimed Deacon Green to the dear Little School ma’am a year ago come Christmas, ‘I should think they had changed. ‘Why, many's the time I've heard my dear old father tell how, years ago, when he and Aunt Mary were chil- dren living on thelr tather's farm in old England, tho least little present used to delight them,” *“They were well-to-do people, too, the Greens were; but to find one book or a ball or a shepherd's pipe in his Christmas stocking would make father perfectly happy when he was a boy; and his aister thonght a box of augar- plums, or a new doll, or any cne pretty glmerack, was a joy indeed. Changed | —well, I'd like to know ! Why, I'm told that a boy of this day, Sl A i a real boy of the period, would con- Imported and Key West Cigars, a large line of Meer- tlder hluasltia mushabused follow It schaum and Wood Pipes and everythin O Loz s e bl 0 required in a |, bail, a six-bladed knife, o scientific first-Class Cigar, Tobacco and Notion 8fore. |top, s box of carpenter's tools, gg:rin fgogl afififif per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price |Fioios ooy o e o sed, » Panch-and-Judy show, a telephone, a B s steam engine, a microscope, a steam- boat, a working train of cars, a box of parlor magle, & pistol, a performing acrobat, a real watch, a gold scarf-pin, gold cnff-buttons, a bound volume of St. Nicholas, and 20 or 30other books, more or less, besides a pocket-book with gold money iu it, and a palr of kid gloves,” “I may have forgotten something,” added the deacon, wiplng his brow, ‘‘but so far as I can make out, that's the proper thing for an average boy’s Ohristmas now-a-daye." “As for the girls,” the good man went on, ralsing hls voice, “‘Asfor the girls—as for——" How she did it, I do not know but that wonderiul little school ma'am Single Breech Loadiug Shot Buns, from 85 to $18. Double. Breech Laadinfi Shot fGuns, $18 from to § 75, Muzzle Loading Shot Guns, from B8 to $35. Fishing Tackl , Bage Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Goods. Full Stock of 8how Cages Alwaye on Hang, 22 e ‘e sy WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTUBER OFt CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND ROAD W.AGONS. Firg-Class ‘Paining and Trimming, Repairing Promptly Dons. 1319 Harnov, Cor. 14th. Omaba_Neb. i DIRECTORY OF LEADIRG WESTEK K HOTEL HOTELS, PROPRIETORS! TOWNP ARLINGTON, J. Q. McINTIRE, Linca'n, Nebs WEATHERLY HOUSE, A. Q. WEATHERLY, Manring, lowa, ] REYNOLDS HOUSE, ©. 0. REYNCLDS, Qoon Haplds, owa.§ BARATOQA HOTEL, J. 8. BTELLINIUB Milford, Neb, MARSH HCUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE Neb actually stopped the proccedings thew COMMEROIAL HOTEL! JOHN HANNAN Btromsburg Ne ane there. 8o to this day your Jack HALL HOUSE, AW.HALL Loulsyiile doesn’t know what sh average girl of OITY HOTEL, OHENEY &JOLARK, Blalr, No .j the present day does, might, could, COMMERCIAL HOTE ., J. Q. MEAD, Nellgh, Neb» would or should find on a Christmas GRAND CENTRAL €.BEYMOUR, Nobraska)Olty,iHeb tree, MISBBOURI PAOIFIO HGTEL, COMMEROIAL HOUBE! QREENWOOD HOUSE, P. L. THORP, A, O. CAARPER, W. MAYFIELD, Weeping Water,N Hardy, Neb, Qreenwood, Neby San Franciseo Exchange, “Don't you go there!” he sald, as OCOMMERGIAL HOUSE, E. BTOREY. Olarinda, lowa he turned around on the passenger ENO'S8 HOTEL, E.L. ENO, Eramont, Neb?! who announced that he was going EXCHANGE HOTEL, 0. B. HACKNEY, Ashland, Neb through to Idaho, ‘“They are the METROPOLITAN HOTEL, most selfish people you ever saw.” FRANK LOVELL, Atkinson, Nob MORQAN HOUSE, E. L. GRUBB, Guide Rocd, N+ “‘How?" “Well, take my ocase, I BUMMIT HOUSE, BWAN & BECKER Oreston, la. ran & wildcat under a schoc’ house HOUSTON HOUBE, QEQ. OALPH, Exira, la, and discovered a rich mine, and yet REYNOLD8 HOUBE, 0. M, REYNOLDS, Atlantic, la, they wouldn't let me do any blasting WALKER HOUSE, D. H, WALKEP, Audubon, la. under there during school hours for COMMEROCIAL HOTEL, 8. BURGEES, Neola, Ia} fear of disturbing the children, I had OITY HOTEL, DIA., LLIAMS, Harlan to work at nights altogether, and then PARK HOUBE, MRS, M. E. OUMMINGS, Oorning, Is. even charged me thirty cents for NEBRASKA HOTEL, L. AVERY, 8tanton, breaking tho windows," ‘Indeed!” “‘And in another case, where I staked out a clalm and three men jumped it, the governor refused to issue ammu- nitlon or let the sheriff move; and do you knaw what I had todo? T had to dig acanal from the river, three miles MERCHANTS HOTEL COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PARKS HOTEL, COMMERQC AL HOTEL, BAGNELL HOUSE, Q. W, BURK, Burlington Junatior, & Blanchard, la. Bhenandoah la, Dayld City, Neb OCollege Bprings, I, F. M, PARK, HENRY WILLS, OHAB. BAGNELL, COMMEROCIAL HOUSE, WM. LUTTON, Villlaca, s, Nt t y, and let the water in to drive, o« YUDKINS HOUSE, FRANK WILKINGON, Malvern, la, the jumpers out, and even then the BALL HOUSBE, H. H, PERRY, Ida Qrove,lla corouer who aat on the bodies made COMMERCIAL HOUBE B, F. 8TEARNS, Odebolt, la me pay for the coffius and charged me WOOD8 HOUSE, JOHN EOKERT, Osceola, Neb, twelve dollars for a faneral sermon DOUALAS HOUSE, J. B, DUNHAM, Olarks, Neb, only soven winutes long! Don't go BEDFORD HOUBE J. T. GBEEN, Bedford la. oy Yol i "W ARLINGTON HOUSE, J. M. BLAOK & EON, Marysullla Mo beyond Colorado if you want to be NORFOLK JUNOTIONHOUBE A, T. POTTER, Norfolk Junction Neb used well, uroar A New Invention for A AURDRA HOVER Y B SRozitR, aliroer) ew Invention for Melting Iron, AVOCA EATING HOUBE D. W. ROCKHOLD, Avoca A new system of melting iron, and CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & anATwoxL. Red at the same time incorporating in it FOSTER HOUBE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER, scrap, wrought iron, ete., has been in- WHITNEY HOUBE E. HAYMAKER, Gri DEPOT HOTEL, O. L. CHAPMAN, Eunlap, vented by IHerr Ibruegger, a well LUSK HOUBE. J A, LUSK, ogan, la. known engineer, who has built one DOW CITY HOUSE, W. 'H. MORTON, Dow Cita. I ' ShdaER HovaE®: N AGORGA BON o dliasls furnace at the Michelbacher Huette, HARMON HOUSE, TAMA CITY, 1A, Harmon & Keales, Prop, at Michelbach, and another at the works of Julfus Moyer & Co., at Nor. blast through two seta of tugeres, one above the other, there belug elghteen in each set. The tuyeres or ports, which have the form of a vertical slat, are directly connected with a clronlar tuyere ving, The partioular feature of the cupola Is that the bottom {s aliphtly inverted arch, which fa piorced by two openloge throngh which both biasts, or rather Imporfectly con- sumod gases of combustion, and the flaid fron can flow. Bolow itis & small chambor ia which tho fron col- lect It is heated by the gasee forced pownward from the ocupola above, which aro supplied with the neccssary ofr tor combnstion by a special tuyoero londlng from the main blaet pipe, The chamber at the samo time scrves for preheating serap, eto., which need only pushing into the bath ior dls. solving it, Of course, it is well known that consfderable quantities of scran oan bo used by directly charging in any ordinary cupola; but it Is elaimoed that in this caso there are economy of fuel and a groater facility in making sharp, strong oastings, and s purer metal. Tho beat iron for this pur. poso is sald to be inforior pig, like N 3, Middlosborough, holding coustd don, The oupols I8 supplied with| curront shonld be introduced into a house which s strong erough to kill, and Mr, Edison has perfocted his ays: tom acoordingly. Wo shall be sorry to see the death current of the arc light clreult used to supply storage batterles In houses, because the dan- gor and doaths sure to follow will in jure all aystoms of eleetrte lighting tor domestic parposcs, espocially our own, The public will notdiscriminate, They do not know that electrio cur. rents differ In Intensity and danger So dong wa tho death eurrents of the aro lighta aro used only four strest lighting tho dangoer of death ia Jimlted to the workmen of tho Aro Light company and to firemen In cano of tires, But when this death carrent ts carrled fnto houser, althowgh it be carrled no farther than the storage battery, au eloment of danger and death appears which may lead to & wholosale, although unjust, disorimi- nation of all aystems of domeatto fllamination. Whonever the desth current {8 thus actuslly Introduced into a houss to foed storage batiories wo hope the public wiil remember the distinetion betweon it and Mr. Edl- ‘s carreut, which, like tho other details of his aystom of lighting, has - | been perfected with an especial oye to ble sillcon and little mangsuase, To it from 40 to B0 per cont of scray, eto., may be added. The total wconsump- tlon of fuel is stated to be 10 per ocent of the welght of the product. —— Experimenting With a Cat Peck's Sun A fow weeks agoa man rogistered at an Oshkosh hotel, and was assigned aroom, and everybody notlced that he was & most mournful-looking man, Ho never said a word, but there was that about his face sand actious that he was laboring under somo great sorrom. Ho had his supper taken to his room, and the waiter said the man never spoke, and secemed to bo the saddest-looking man he ever saw. The guests all talked the matter over, and thoy decided that the man was going to commit sulcide. A traveling man, who had & room next door to the solemn man, and who had pre- viously occupled adjoining rooms in different hotels to three men who had committed suicide, felt that he was about to experience a fourth shock of the same kind, and he ladd in his . bed all night and never slept a wink, believing that the next moment he should hear a re- volver shot or the death struggle of his neighbor from poison. He nover heard a sound all night, and when he got up in the morning ho told the clerk that he was sure the man way dead. They passed the room and listened, but could hear no noise, and it was declded to look over the tran- som to see if the man was dead. It is not a pleasant thing to look over a transom into a man’s room, not know- ing whether your eye will fall ona corpa or a live man with a revolver pointed at you, 8o nobody seemed to yearn to be the first to climb the stop-ladder. Finally it was decided to throw a cat over the transom on to the bed, and if they did not hear any nolse, it would be certain that the man was dead, sud they could go on with the funeral. A oat was pro- cured, and the porter, who knew just where tho bed was located, was detailed to toss the cat over. g; He.went up the ladder a foew steps—not enough to look over, becanse he was not pre- pared to look suddenly upon a corpse —and taking the cat in both hands, by the legs, he gently tossed her or him over the transom on the bed occupled by the mournfal-looking man. The cat was heard to tall with a dull thud, there was a sound of scratching and ripping, a heavy form was heard to strike the floor, the cat “permeouned’ #and ‘‘spit,” and the half-dozen people out in the hall looked at each other wonderingly, whea suddenly the door opened and the maddest man that was ever seen in Oshkosh came out in the hall in his might-shirt, his arm and face bleeding on to the white night-shirt. He had the cat by the hind legs in one hand snd a revolver in the other, and as he struck at the assembled multi- tude right and left with tho cat there was the worst getting down stairs that ever was, and the cat was thrown at the last person who went down the staire, and the man returned to his room. He dressed himself, went down to the office, and paid his bill, and took the first train sounth, never having spoken a word while in Osh- koeh, and the people are to this day wonderiog whether he was a prohibi- tlon speaker, a traveling man for a corset factory, or an agent for a deaf and dumb arylum, The traveling man who was 80 nerveus for fear his neighbor was golng to commit suiclde wishes he had, the landlord fearsthat he has displeased a guest who might have remained longer, and the porter who threw the cat says that itis the last time that he will every try to find a corpse by the aid of a cat. ‘Worked Wonders. ‘‘My daughter was very bad off on ac. count of cold and pain in her lungs, Dr. Thowmss' Keloctric Oil cured ber in twenty- four hours, Une_ of the boys was cured of rore throat, This medicine has worked wonders in our family.” Alvah Picckney, Liake Mahopnc, N, ¥, Brush' New York Tribune, Maj. Eaton, the preasldent of the Edison light company, was asked yos- zerdlflwhnt his company thought of the plan proposed by the Brush com- pany to use storage batteries in con- nection with arc-light current, ‘‘The public,” said Maj, Eaton, ‘‘do not distinguish between different sys- tems of lightiug, The “Edlson system was Invented to supplantgas for domes- tic lighting, and was made absolutely safe 80 a8 10 be free from danger in houses. For that purpose Mr, Ed ison adopted a low-pressure current und carriod it under ground, The Jrush and other arc-light systems wero doveloped for a difforent pur- pose, princtpally that of street light- lug. They use currents of high pres- sure, and carry them over aerial wires, It Is now proposed to intro- duce these bigh-pressnre currents into leath-Ourrents. houses to feed storage batter- fes, This high-pressure current used by the arclights and proposed to be used in houses for storage has a rruuuru of 2,000 volts, which means Instant death to any one who touches the wires., The Edison current has & pressure of only 100 volts, about one-twentleth of the arc light and storage-battery current, and the Edison wires can be handled with entire safoty, like wood, and glve no shock whatever. We believe that no abeolate safoty. 1f the publio will anders nd this distinotion the Edison syster vill esoape future csusure for accids s and deaths caused, not by our ss . current, but by the high press. . curront of another system of lightl . used in streots but not adapted to hou. 8. Not .aalecholic kwve};;(.l\, but a true and ro blo family romedy is Brown's Iron 15 ters. PEE BAD AND WORTHLESS Aro never imitated or counterfeited. This 1s espocislly true of a family medlei o, and it 1s positive proof that the remody imitated is of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters waa the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had expressed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce suf. fering invalids {0 use thelr stuff in- stead, expeoting to make mnnn‘y on the credit and good name of H. B. Many others started nostrums put up in similar style to H, B., with var- ously devised names in which the word “Hop” or “‘Hops” were used in away to induce pevple to believe the) wero the same as Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name ls, and espicially those with the word “‘Hop" or *“Hops” In their name or in any way oonnected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Boware of them. Touch none of them, Use nothlng but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch er cluater of groen Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else. are warned against dealing in imita- tions or courforfelta FOR . R-H-E-U-M-A-T-X-S-M As {4 ia for all the painful diseases of the KIONEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.| It cleanses the systom of the aerid poiso| that oauses Lo dreadful sufforing which| & only she vistims of rheumatism ean realise. THOUSANDS OF CASES of the ‘worst forma of this terrihlo disoase BIDE SPRING A‘ITAUlI:IM ENT—NOT PATENT D. A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodgo Stroot, aug 7-mo 6m Omama, N G EO S IVEXL X EX M. 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The “RUR PUNCR® s of aupertor quality and meats with marked popular favor s & healthtul and palatable drink, 1 in prepared withgreat carc from dhe beat ma- Verials, and will be found an sgrecable sddition 0 4he cholco things of the bly enlarge the ploasures of li 60d fellowship aud good nature it rig! oyed. Families, Clubs, Hotels, Exeuraions, Picnios and Yachting Parties Pro- nounce Hub Punch Unrivalled. Trade supplied at Manufaciurer's pricss byM. A, McNamara. Omaha. Famdlies supplied by A. H. Gladatone, Omaha, Neb, CORNIGE WORKS] 0. SPECHT, - - Proprietor, 1212 Harney §t, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized fron CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Irou and Slate Roofing, Spocht's Patent Metallo Skylight Patont Adjustod Ratchet Bar and Bracket Shelving. 1 am tho general agent tor the above line of goods. TRON FENCING, Oreatings, Galustrades, Vorandae, OMen n1e Bank Rallings, Window and Oellar] { Swie Gty @ Paeune B AN X A MRICD. 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Bolid Brooth Stosl Track 1l conriections are mado in UNION DEPOTE has_s National Roputation s being the reat Through Car Line, and s unlvorsall onceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall oad In tho world for all clasecs f travel, ey It sod you wil fad drayollng & lnxury tnatoad of & discomfort., Through Tickota via rhis Celebrated Line fos sale at all offices In tho Woest All information sbout Rates 0 Fare, Slooplng y cmodations, Tuwe Tablos, &o., will ve ully glven by applylulng to \J.yPol tH,“ ¥ %4 Vico-Pros't & Gen, Manager,Uhlcago, PEROIVAL LOWELL, Oon. Passetior Agt. Ohloago cho muio-ed 1y - | tung and shoulder, Mrs J. O, Robertson, Pitteburg, Pa., writoss' waa sufleeing from genoral debillly, whnt of ape potite, conwtipation, etc., 0 ShaWl tte was a bur. den; atter nsing Burdook Blood Blwers 1 folt bob tor than for yoars, 1 eanno pralee your Bittem too much," R. Gibtw, of fufialo, K. Y., writee: ‘Your nardock Boe Bittors, In ehronlc disoases of the Jood ,liver wad Kidnors, have been signall marked with euceoms, Thave used them mmfl with beet roeulta, for torpidity of heliver, and in oano of A friend of wine sufferlag bow diopay, the effect waa marveions." Bruco Turner, Hocheter, K. Y. rwrivear ‘T have et 40 sorious disorder of the kidne, urdoek Bl Bittern relievad me hefore Ralf & bottle was tsed feol confident that they will enbirely eure me,® Arenian 1all, Binghampion, N. Y., writest | with &' dull’ pain through my lefd Lo my spirile, appetive and eolor, and conid wikh diffculty keep'up ol day. Took your Burdoek Hlood Bitbers an di- roeked, and have feld no pain sinee Orebh weok b ¥er vaing thom." Mr. Noah Hates, Eimirs, K. Y., writea: “Aboud four years ago 1had an attack of fAllova fever, and never fully recovercd. My digeetive organe wero weakened, and | would be completely pros Arated for dayw. After uslng two beitien of your Burdock Blood Blsters thel mprovement was so vialble that I was astonished. - I can now, though 01 yoars of ago, do » falr and reasonsbio day's work, O. Blackeb Robinson, propriekar of The Canada Preshyterian, Toronto, Out., writea: *'For yoars 1wuftored groatly from of¥-veeurring hoadache. 1 usod )unr‘h\r\lm‘k Toed Bitters with happlest rosults, and 1 uow find mwwilt n better health Ahan for voars past.” Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N, ¥, wrika: "I have usod Burdock Blood Bisters for nerveus and bik oun) adashes, and can rocorimond 1 40 anyone oqu g & cure for billiousnom, ' Mrs, Ira Mullnolland, Albany, N. Y, writest “For peveral yuaro I have euffered from cft-1ecur rivg billious headasties, dyspepsia, and com. atnta pecullar $o my ‘sex. Since walng yous Burdock Blood Bittors | awm entirely relioved.” Price #1.00 per Bottle; Tria Bottles 10 Ote FOSTRR, MILBURN, & Co., Props, BUFFALO, N, Y. 3011 at wholensla by Tah & MoMahon and O, aotian 1a 87 ondom + T hvervaus Sufterers THE GREAT ZURFIAN REMEDY, Or. J, B, Simpeon's Specifio DRI NS T IN X » positive cure tor Npormatoirhes, Snite oss, lnpotancy, and all disensce resulting tal Anxlety, Loes) dey nud dlnoases (that lead ta |Consnraption: (usanity an onrly grave: o Spocifio " (Wodielue 1o holng with wonden rul paccess. A Pamphise o for Wheen acd get full par . Price, Specific, $1.00 por package, or sls paoks agos for 46,00, Adiress all ordor ta ON MEDIVINE 0@, in Bt. Euttelo, Sold In Omaha Vy C. ¥, Goediman, J aglewn e ryehizo DOCTOR STEINHART'S ESSENGE OF LIFE. FOR OLD AND YOUXG, MALR AND FEMALE, It In o sure, prompt avd effectual remeds for Ine digestion, Dyspopsin, Intormittent Fovers, Wan$ ol Apbetite, Nervous Dability in all ita Stagee, Weak Memory, Loss ot Brain Powor, Prostration, Wenknoss and genoral Loss of Power. It repairs nervous waato, refuvenates tho fadod intofloct, strenghthens tho ~ enfecblod brain and restores surpris ng tono and_vigor tothe oxhausted or- 18, Tho experience of thousands proves it to bo an_invaluablo remedy. Price, 81.00a bottl or six for #. For saloby all druggists, or sen socuro from observation on receipt of price by £o“€$? t, P. 0. Box 2460, Bt. DOCTOR STEINHART'S SUPPOSITORIES ! The Great Popular Remedy for Piles. Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding & Irching Piles And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors, These Burrostrones act directly upon the coats of the Blood Vessels,and by thelr astringent 1 the ood “from the swollen o stron cal cure s ¥ ow the centa w box. For salo by all drugiists, mail on recelpt of price, by En_1ish Medios. {imtltn(a. 718 Olive St, §t Tonis ! * Dty fivody e fue GRAY’S BPECIFI C MEDICINE TRADE MARK Tho Grost TR DE MARK English rem- edy. Anun. ' » twillng cur for Hominal Voaknoss, Bpermator- rhoa, Impot: ency, and al} Disedsoathat follow sa & » Il’ll!flll“.-rsu-nm of AFTER TARING, Boli-Abuse; a9 Love of Memory, Universal Lassi tudo, Paln in the Back, Dimices of Vislon, Pre mature Old Age, and nisny othoy Diseases thal Ioad to Insanity ‘or Consumption and a Prems furo Grave, 44 Full particulars in our pamvhle, which wo desire to sond free tv mall o overy ons, &% 'Tho Bpeciflc Medicine 18 sold by all drugglete 491 per pockage, or 6 packages for §6, or will be sent frco by mall on receiph of the money, by addressing ~ TLEGRAY 4EDICINE 00, Busialo, N.'Y. me voel D 3T 3 \MPERISHABLE PERFUME, Murray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER, Rest for TOILET, BATH ind HANDKERCHIEF. -