Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1882, Page 2

[ 5 ~ — THE DAILY BEE: WE INESDAY, JUNE 28 1832.. [ STATE JOTTINGS, There is only one sola fountain in Paw- nee City. Three-fifths of the legal voters county have petitioned ¢ to call a county seat election A young man of Blai says: “The play of the ‘Hidden Hand' is a good ome, but the ‘hidden foot' is more interesting to him The West Point Republican of last week contained an estray notice, a part of which reads as follows: A griy mare, half horse, with sore on left nllm)l\ffl 4 The Otoe lands cannot come into market this fall, as the bill has been amended by the house and will have to ba concurred in by the senate, which will not be accom- pfi:hwl this session of congress Deputy Treasurer Jay paid on Satur- day the last registered warrant on the county general fund, This is the first time since th: counly was orgamzed that the register has been clear, —[Osceols Record. Thowas Clatk, a six. year-old son of Mr, John Clark while playing Tuesday even- i, stepped unon & sharp stick that ran into the ball of his foot nearly two inches, The parents tried to pull the stick out and M,h] not, but broke it off in the foot, Dr, Holladay was called, and_after some cut- ting extracted the snag which was large s a pipe stem and an inch and a half long. — [Brownville Granger, A boy, about fourteen years of age, em- ployed at Fiank Kent's, a few miles south- east of town, mysteriously disappeared about two weeks ago, He started in the morning to go fishing in the riyer. taking his dinner with him and intending to stay all day., Ho has not been seen or heard of since. The boy was a stranger here and had Leen working for Mr. Kent about six woeks, He was a very quiet and well be- haved boy, and was apparently well pleas- ed with his home. Not having reason for ruuning away, Mr, Kent con des the boy must have besn drowned,—Red Cloud Argus, count of the splendid show for corn = Pawnee Enterprise. Several farmers are trying for the $25 premium offered by the directors of the Pawnee County Agricultural snd Mechan. ical association for the best five acres of corn, raised in the county during this sea- won. There ought to be & score or more f competitors,— Pawnee Enterprise, Julging from a branch pruned h trees in J. D, Schock’s orch- sach crop will be enormous, On one twig a foot long there were twelve well formed and goo ches. Mr Schock has about tw trees and all loaded with fruit,—Blue Springs Motor. It is & novel sight to see hogs herded like cattle and sheep; but the high price of corn has driven many farmers to try the experiment, and we are glad to state it is proving very successful, Hogs are doing nicely on the fact that “‘all fl ton Guard, Probably the honor of having the best garden in Furnas county belongs to Jake Struve, at Oxford, who has abont twenty acres planted to all kinds of vegetablos, which are looking remarkable well, He has also planted n large quar treos and shrabbery, ail of wh artificinlly_watered by h Arapahoe Pioneer, Sheep-shearing is now in fall blast in our county, and reports from flock owners are to the el that fle will averags a trifle lighter than provious years in conse. quence of 5o much weather, Our wool clip for this sexson will aggregate ful- ly oue hundred and fifty thousand p unds, and next year, it is predicted, will almost double the above amount,—Arapahoe Pioneer, How much will corn grow in twenty- four heurs, with such weather as we had last week? A farmer who has experiment- ed, says three inches, Another gives as a good way to measre corn the following: aup the stalk of corn in the hund, draw it up to its full height, cut off square the tips of all leaves, The two n\ll.n{:lu leaves will not grow and in twenty-four hours ying to the windmill,— On last Friday afternoon, quite a liltle excitement was caused in town by the dis- covery of a peculiar shaped cloud in the northeast, which was yronounced by many to be a wnlur-uumm Fiom T, H,” Saun- ders we learn that it was a tornado, It passed over the northwest corner of Butler county, about four miles east of Mr, Saun- ders’ farm, which is near the line. A cow. was carried bodily for some little distance by the d and killed, In some places the wind cut a furrow through plowed land to the depth of two and one-half feet. It came in contact with no buildings or we might be called upon to chronicle something of a serious nature.—Osceola Record. Henry Wangner, living four miles south- east of town, was alarme ! about 9 o’clock Monday nlg ht by the flare of fire, upon feninx up he discovered his shed contain- ng his machinery to be en fire, It was covered with cane pumice, and was set on fire by some one, His horsés were staked d one was missing at time of fire, this horse retarned about three hours after the fire coming from the west, well warm. ed up and evidently it had been ridden hard, The presuuiption is the sinner that set out this fire rode the horse off tar enough to get out of danger of pursuit. Henry lost a self-binder, bay rake and seeder, 'I'his loss came heavy, as the in- suranc: will cover only what the machin. was worth at the time of fire, and he will bave to buy the same new, and pay the ditference, — Blue Hill Times, A few nights since, near New Castle, Dixon couuty, an attempt was made to rob the residenca of a widow woman, Mrs, L. 8. Bishop, She happened to be away from home leaving two small children in charge of two young ladies, After the latter had retired for the night, an unknown man broke into the onn‘ and entering the sleeping room of the girls caught oue of them by the hair, and utt mpted to catch .fl;l other by the .lnhd\‘ofi. 'al‘;; x(lrl‘::::umm; ow tened "Mng they made lJump- ed out of & window and escaped. He was d{l‘.‘fuhcd by haviog a cloth over his face » sheet wrapped around his form, A few days previous Mrs, thag drew a sum of money from the bank at Poncs, and it is presumad that this is what he was after, loux Oity Journal, Fred. Woorth, the deaf and dumb print- e of The Volksblatt office, came near tak- ing up his journey to that mysterious country from whose bourne no traveller Mnnul on last Friday while bathing in the mill race. He jumped into water over his head and being unable to swim, would have drowned, had not sssistance been close at hand. ~ As it was he had a narrow escape, Willie Malchow went first to his n-htno:,o bnt"nv‘:nh :lkh ‘:h‘:d frenzy r to arowning people grahbed young Base,» soutlabad Bops thon umed 1y Baas, a o m! , then jum) into the water and after strenuous effort swbothto land after Worth had gone own for the third time. The German printer will doubtless be more careful the next time he goes swimming,—West Point Republican. ~—The people of Stanton had the pleas- ure, though tinged with ht fear, of watching the formation and olution of mall cyclone on last Frhh{ afternoon, at about four o'dlock, A black cloud hov- ored about three miles south and a little east of town, and apparently was 100! ing point of two air currents. The atten- tion of the observers was kept riveted on this cloud by noticing that a black ball was whirling in the cloud wing denser and denser each second, Shortly this ball nettled to the lower edge of the cloud, and then it assumed the appearance of a fun. nel, gradually lengthening out toward the ground. Soveral times it drew back to- ward the cloud, and would then stretch out l“l‘n longer than before, Movin, gracefully thmuflh the air, it reminded every one of an elephant’s trunk, It ex- tended downward probably sixty teet, and was within one huudred feet of theyround, The end appeared to be revolving in s sp ral form, and very rapidly, Toen about one-third of it became detached and lit i wmong the sending up a great co umu of dust, and the remaindes twisted itself back into the cloud. Lew Ley, who wis within balf a mile of the black mons- ter, sud such it reaily appeared, heard the roaring sound which “characterized the cy- clone lust fall, and immediately after the detached portion struck the ground the wind was 50 strong that he thought it would capsize bis buggy, It was o grand sight, and one that will ‘always be remem. bered. —Reglster, Farm, Garden and Orchard, J, J, Pettis sheared from his 101 fine wool sheep 1,000 pounds or nearly 10 to the head. [ Blair Republican, The Columbus Creamery s turning out grom four to six hundred p unds of butter a day, aud expect in 4 few weeks to jn. crease to one thousand pounds a day. A severe hail storm did considerable damage to crops in the northwest pact of Platte couuty, 8t. Beruard and Humphrey being in its gourse, T'ho extent of damage is not yet kffhwn, T, M., Gibson and Carlos Gibson arrived a short time ago from New Mexico with about ten acres of sheep, They are having them sheared at their ranch northeast of Wilsonville.—Beaver Oity Tines, The hprdest *‘kickers” we have heard of hul{ are those farmers who sold their corn Last fall for 30 cents a bushel and are now paying 6) cents for ‘the same to feed Madison'Chronicle. Martin Anderson sends us In asample of ?e_nlx feet nine and one half fnches high, ’uln s was raised on the divide lands, Mr. A, Hunter goes him a little better with & sample six feet eleven inches hig Next!—Indianola Courier, J. L. Frame beats the world on pota- toes. He planted sbout two-thirds of & bushel, aud they, while not appearing | above the ground, consequently are bu, rrwl. have good large new potatoes lormed already, ~[Red Cloud Chief, The barbers say it doesn't take half ay long to shave a farwer as it did & wonth #go, The agricultural gentleman’s fuc bas shortened up six inches if we are to believe the tonsorial artist, and all on ac- you can repeat the operation and find out just how much the stalk has prown by comparing the inside leaves that have grown with the outside that have not.— Pawnee Enterprise. M. 8. Malony, of Belvidere, 1., who 1s interested in & large sheep ranch a few miles southeast of town, came in Monday night. Heis enthusiastic over the crop prospect in Nebraska and thinks Nebraska e i happiest mortals on earth. Large districts in Illinois and portions of Towa through which he passed, will remain uncultivated this year in _con* sequence of floods. He predicts a large emigration to Nebraska from other states within the next few months, The readers of the Argqus will remember that Mr, Ma- lony last winter had a large silo construct- ed on his sheep ranch and he is here for the purpose of examining tho atructure and directing some details about filling it. He has ,mrcfi.mnl the machinery for cut ting the ensilage, its capacity being ten tons per hour. ‘He thinks 50 cents per ton will cover the cost of the ensilage in the silo. Mr. M. has thoroughly investi- gated the subject of ensilage and of his ul- timate success with the experiment here, we have little d wbt.- Red Cloud Argus, The Bound Unloosed. Chas, Thompson, Frauklin street, Buf- “‘T have suffered for a long time with constipation, and tried almost every purgative advertised, but only resulting in temporary relief, and _after ‘constipation still more aggravated,” I was told about your SPRING Brossom and tried it, I can now say I am cured, and though’ some montha have elapsed, still remain so. shall, however, always keep some on hand in case of old complaint returning.” Price 50 cents; trial bottle 10 cents. A Town With One Rallroad—] vantages and Disadvantages. Aa- Correspondence of The Bee, Nesrasga Crry, June 26.—Ne- braska Oity is recognized as one of the old and reliable towns in the state and this is too well known to need any description. Depending largely upon the country for its support it is at this time of the year rather quiet. Farmers are too busy to go to town if it can be avoided. After the crops are har- vested Nebraska Oity always presents a lively appearance. The older por. tion of the city built nearer the river is slowly being deserted, while the business center is ir:dnl]ly changing, The old stores are being deserted, and in their place we find costly struc- tures of brick farther up town As a stranger enters the city from the depot he first sees these deserted stores and is at once convinced that Nebraska Oity is going backward, but he would think differently if he would understand that the places have been left for more commodious places ot busi- ness farther up town. As one passes up Main street and soes the old Sey- more House, with its broken windows and a general appearance of decay pravading it, it seems like the skele- ton of departed prosperity. On the contrary it points with pride to its ture farther up town, known as the Grand Central hotel, It is unfortunate that the railroad dopot, which is itself a most insignifl- cant building, is 80 located that yisi- tors are first introduced to the poorest part of the city. Considerable building is going on and several new firms have started within the past six months, Among theso is the firm of Butt & Brauer, who have opened a well stocked furni- ture store on Main street. As both of these gentlemen were formerly conuected with other houses in the samo elty, they have been able to work up a very fine business, A hotel known as the Barnum house haa been opened at the corner of Main strect and Eighth. The location is very conventent and the house is re- ceiving a large patronage. Business men reporttrade as belng more brisk at present than is usual at this time of the year, The business prospect for this fall is very good, There is n great deal of talk in the city regarding the tnconvenieuce of crossing the river, Parties wishing to leave the town by the railroad are are obliged to cross the river cn the railroad transfer to East Nebraska Oity at an expense of fifty conts, The greatest objection to the system is the tme it takes. There is no transfer to moet the late train at night and those who cross are obliged to hire a skiff, The inconvenience to trayel sometimes very great. The citizens of Nebraska City are making an etfort to induce the railroad to put up a new and wore commodious depot, It is to be boped that they will succeed as it will be & great bmprovement to the city A. 0, D, ——— Bucklin's Arnica Salve, The Bst SALvE in the world for Cuts Bruises, Boros, Ulcers, Balt Rheawn, Fe vor Sores, Tetter, Chapped H Chil blaing, Corne, and all skin eruptions, and i It is guaranteed to woney refunded, For sale by O, ively cures piles, o satisfuctfon or rice, 25 cbuts per box, F. Goodman OIVEATXT.O Buginess Directary. “Abatract and Real Estat JOMN L. MCAGUE, opposits Post Offcs. W. R. BARTLETT $17 South 13th Street. Architects, JUFRENE & MENDELSSORN, ARCHITECTS Room 14, Crelghton Biock A. T. LARGE Jr., Room 2, Orelghton Block. Boots ana ghoes. JAMES DaVINE & CO,, Cine Boots ‘and Shoes. A good aseortement e work on hand, corner 13th and Harney, 1108, KRICKSON, 8. E. cor. 10th and Donglas. JOHN FORTUNATUS, h strect, manutctures to ordor good work t prices, 'Revairing done, 1 Bed Bprings. LARRIMER Manutacturer, 1617 Donelas st Hooks, News And Btationery. 3. I FRUEHAUF 1016 Farnbam Str Butter and Egg. #0AHANE & SCHROEDER, the B, and K 10use n Nebraska_established 1875_Omaha. OENTKAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A, RYAN, 1 ubtiwest corner 16thand Dodge. Boat Board tor the Money, Satisfaction Guaranieed, st all Hours, Toard by the Day, Week or Month, Good Terms for Cash, Farnishod Rnoms Supplled. Carrisges ana HoaG WAgoNs. WM_BNYDER, 14th and Harnoy Stroets, Murray T Works, Burlingtor lowa. Beml Portable Engines, FOR CREAMERIES, Printino \ Offices, i r;) Ete,, Sl IR B ) Specialty. The Largest Iron Wcking Establish ment in thestate. MANUFACTURRS OF Steam Eagines, GENERAL A:IDAIHINERY- The Howard Autoaatic Cut-Off Steam En;ine. Send tor Circulars, m28-1m Olothing Bought. 1. GARRIS will pay highestCash price for second 1and clothing rhor10th JOHN BAUMER 1314 Farnham Btroe Junk. H. BERTHOLD, Rags and Metal. Lumber Lime ana Cement. POSTER & GRAY_corner 6th and Douglas Bts. Lamps and Giassware. i. BONNER 1309 Douglss 8t Good Varlety, Merchant Tallors. G. A. LINDQUEST, Ovs of our most populsr Morchant T olving the Intest designa for Spring acodn for gentlemen's wear. ~ Stylia 14 nricon low sa ever 216 18th bet. D Millinery. MR, C. A. RINGER, Wholesalo and Retall, Fan- 37, Goods n great raricty, Zephyrs, Oar Boards, Hoclory, Glovos, Corsets, &. Cheapest House in . Purcliascra save 50 por cend, Order 115 Fifteenth Street. Plour and Foed. DMAUA OITY MILLS, 8th and Farohsm 8., Welshane Bros., propristors. Grocers. t. ETEVENS, §18b between Cuming and lear T. A. MSHANE, Corn 234 and Cuming Stroets. Hardware, iron and Bteel. OLAN & LANGWORTHY, Wholosale, 110 an¢ (12 16th stroet A, HOLMES corne 10th and Californls. Harness, 8addles, &o. B. WRIST 2018th St. bot Faro. & Harney. Hotels , ANFIELD HOUSE, Geo, Canfield,0th & Farnhan DORAN HOUSE, P. H. Cary, 918 Farnham 84, durabie, & Farn, - [ lead to Insanity or Consumtion and a Prema- BLAVEN'S HUTEL, F. Slaven, 10th 8, southern Hotel Gus, Hamel 9th & Leavenworth GRAY'S SPECIFI( MEDICINE ‘TRADE MARK The GritTRS DR MARK Englishret edy. Anu- tailing cve for Seminl Weaknes, Spermate- I 4 follow a8 a BEFGRE TAKING. soquence ot AFTER TAKI| Soll-Abuise; a9 Loss of Memoy, Universal Lassl. tude, Pain in the Back, Dimess of Vision, Pre- mature O1d Age, and manyither Discases that ture Grave, #27 Full particulars n ov pamohlet, which we_desire to send free I mall to every one, £47 The Specific Medicine {s old by all druggiste at 81 per package, or 6 packges for 85, or will be sent free by mail on rect)t of the money, by addressing ~ THEGRA (EDICINE CO., Buffalo, N.'¥. orsale~ ocfme-e0d To Nervous 3ufferers THE QREAT (un_mem REMEDY. Dr, J. B, Sim_p_sn's Specific IVICEN D X CX N E. 14 18 & posjtive cure for Sprmatoihes, Bemina Weoknoss, Lmpotancy, and vl diseases resulting trom Solf-Abuse, a3 Ment! Anxlety, Loss) Memory, Pains in the Back.r Slde, and diseasos M e = ful success. Pamphlets rugs, Paints and Olis, KUHN & CO. harmaclste, Fino ¥anc Goods, Cor. 158h and lsn atreeta. ¥.J. WHITEHOUSE, Wholesalo & Retall, 16th 0. FIELD, 2022 Norih 8ide Cuming Btreel PARR, Drugglst, 10th and Howard Streota. Dentists. OR. PAUL Willisms Block Cor. 16th & Dodge. Ury Goods Notlons, Etc. successor, the magnificent brick struc- | g, JOHN H. F. LEHMANN & CO., few York Dry Goods Etore, 1810 and 1818 Fam. bam streot. G 0. Enewold aleo boots and shoes & Pacific, Foundry. JOHN WEARNE & 8ONS cor. 14th & Jackson sk BONNER 1800 Douia o). Fine goods &o. '!l‘- ‘Works. OMAEA FENCE 00. SUST, FRIES 5CO 1518 Hamey S0., 1 ) Wood” Nasiow, Dffios loe Boxes, Irce and Alings, Counters Pine and Walnuod, Pawnbrokers. ROSENFELD 10th B4, bet far, & Har Retrigerators, Oanfleld's GOODMAN _1th 81 bet. Farn. & igars and Tobaooo. WEST & FRITSCER, manutscturers of Olgars, and Wholesale Dealers! n Tol 1808 #. 7. LORENZEN manufacturer (‘l.l‘m Florist. A. Donaghue, cut flowers, seeds, 00quele e I.'.w‘l'. lnmmmm GO To CRAIG'S Green House 17th and beter streed, for G° Wi Plante, Bouquets, Flowers, 'I;nl Designs forks. ©, BPECHT, Proprietor, Galvanised Iron Cornices, Indow ok, manutactured and pud up ln é"l Sountry. T, BINHOLD 416 Thisbdontn sreet J. BONNER 1800 Douglas street. _Good line. Gommission Merchants. JOHN 0. WIL LIS.1414 Dodgo Burest D B, BEEMER. For dotalls see Iarge advertise- ment in Dally and Woekly. T Ol Engineers and Burveyors. ANDREW ROSEWATER, Orsighton Block, Town Burveys, Orado and Sewerage Systems & . Olothing and Furnishing Goor . GEO. H. PETERSON. Also Hats, Caps, Books, 8hoos Notlone and Cutlery, 504 8. 10th stroet. Bhow Oase Manufactory.| 0. J. WILDE, Manufacturer and Dealor {n all kinds of Bhow Onsca, Upright Casce, 1817 Case St FRANK L. GER ory, orth and proprietor Omaha 18 Bouth 16th street, Marcy. ~ All goods nd Tioware, il klnds Dealor In Btove of T Roofs 04d Fellows' Block, J. BONNER, 1309 Douglas 8t. Beeds. J. EVANS, Wholeeale and Retat] Beed D and Culth Odd Fellows Hail nd Msnufacturer Bullding Work, 00d and_Chosp. Photogr GEO, HEYN, FROP, Graud Ceutral Gallory, 212 Bikteenth Stroet, oear Matonlo Hall, Pust-class Work and Promple ueas guaranteen Physlclans and Burgeons. W. B GIBIS, M. D, Roow N elghton Block, 16th Stre W N & Qerighiog P. 8. LEISENRING, M. D, Masontc Block, ©. L. HART, M. D, Kye . DR, DDY, Ocultst and Aurlst 2 aud Faroham 8t Alnting an aper anging. FMENRY A. KOSTERS, 141 Dodge Btreel, Plumbing, Qas and Steam Fitting. P, W. TARPY & 0., 216 12 8t., bet, Farnham #5d Douglas. Work promp y attended w.'u i ___D. PITZPATRICK, " Louglas Stroes. 8hoe Biores. 1920 Faroham st hei 18th & 14th, Becond Hand Giore. PERKINS & LEAR, 1416 Douglas 81., Now and cond Hand Puruiture, House 'fu.m.nlug Goods, bouvht and sold on narrow mareins \ Undertaxers. T CHAS. RIEWE, 1013 Farubam bet, 10th & 1M, Pallllp Lan 99 Oent Btores. ¥. 0. BACKUS _ Fanby Baicon HENRY KFAUFMANN, ok block on Dougiss Stro. overy day * Oalodonis * 3 FALOONER 679 16th 8¢ ANTI-MONOPOLY LEAGUE ' Blank membership roles for the cague, contalning statement of hods of procedure and lustructions how to organ. lze, will’ be sent on application to G, H. Gale, Melroy, Neb. . Enclose stamp. wle-ll Ear, opp. postomce | & 3 4ent freo 0 all. Write for them and get tull par- Heulars, . Prico, Specific, §1.00 pe packsge, or 2ix pack. w00 fo 900, Address 41 brdors o B. SIMS(N MEDICINE CG. Nos. 104 and 106 ¥ain St. Buftalo, N. Y. Sold in Omaha W, K. Ish, atid all it youare aman Dusineas ok ened by the sirain of W teratoiling ovar mid- r ‘Uuties. ayold hiichy work, 0 T Tote brain nerveand aste, use Hop B+ ou are young ana [lsuttering from auy i alvcTetion 3e s WFlon (£ youaro o e fanpule 'Oh'8 bod ¢4 &lok. 11 yon suffer from Dyspepsia, use BURDOCA ‘LOOD BITTERS, 1t you are aflicted with Biliousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 11 you are prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Bowels are disordered, rogulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t your Blood fs mpure, purity it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have Indigestion, you will find an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you are trowbled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t your Liverls torpid, restore 1t to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Liver Is affected, you will find a sure re- storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1 you have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail not to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any symptorns of Ulcers or Scrofulous Sores, a curative remedy will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For imparting strength and vitality to the sys- tem, nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, FOSTES, MILBURN, & 0o., Props, ¢ BUFFALO, N. Y. Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C. F. Goodnian, Je 27 eod-me 777N AR NE R Its origin is Disease 1a an ffect, not a cause. within; its manifestations without. to cure the disease the cAvs® must bo removed, d in no other way can a cure ever te_ eflected. R R b b Do principle. It reallzes that 96 Per Cent. ofall diseases nrize from deranged kidneys an KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE: The Most Buccesful Remedy ever discov. ored, as 1 la cortain in it effects 'apd does nob blister. READ PROOF BELOW. Also excellent uan flesh. FROM A PROMINENT PHYSJCIAN. Washingtcnvills, Ohio, June 17, 3681, Da your ad- Farm, of your d having & valuable horse which had been lame from elghtoen months, I sent o you for. Pzé_ Spavia for' bottle by express, which iu six weeks remoyed all lame: d nt and & o splint ews and enlargems large’ spi from another horse, and both y sasound ag colts, The one bobtle was worthto od _ doll o7 me one hundr lars. ull; rs, , A, BUwroLsrr, M. D, Bend ’::i fll'l;l\nmdnclvmdl:‘ :ln \ proot, Pricedl. ruy got itfor you. Dr. B, J. Kendall b 18 1 rloto burgh Falls, V. ES)L'.'P BY "ALL DRUGGISTS. wily SYPHILIS 1n any stage =8 g Catarrh, 3 Q E EOZEMA, E. v 0ld Sores, &= Pimples, = 5 g ] BOILS, BB 3 or any Zo ™ e Skin 3 E Disea se s | MAVERYN, ARK., May £, 1551 at We have cases in onr own town who liv Hot Springs, and were finally cured with 8, 8, §, MOCAMMON & MURRY, IF YOU doubt, come t0 #eo us and 4 WILL OURE YOUR OR charge nothluj Write for particulars aud copy of little Book “‘Message o the Unfortunate Sufferine e e 81,00 will be pald o any S0 TR dnaiys 0 Yortl 8.8, 8., one particloof Mercury, lodide Poias slum of any Mineral substance: BWIFT SPECIFIO 00, Prope; Mlastn Price of Swall slae, §1.00, Largo sz §1 © $1.76, Sold by KENNARD BROS. & 0 for the Life Times snd Wanted fancherons thorized by ber, an which wil Jlood and Thunder" stol such as has been aud will be publithed, but o frus Life by tho ouly prson who 18 1u possession of the facta LR Sad "devoted wile. . Trutb 18 more thau fiction, Agents should apply for territory at onse. Send 76 cts. for 8am- le Book, A m.lf..l...-.ao s e mrwa-a,qu“' & Louls, ‘0“ liver, and it strikes at once at the root of the ifficulty. The elements of which it is com) act directly upon these great organs, both as & vooD avd mEstoras, and, by placing’ them ina bealthy, condlticn, drive disease aad pain trom o syste m, 1 Loa ml-‘ Ii;numrfihh m:ing-!- fluuond by un- ineys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for tho distrewing Disordersof Womer for Matary snd physical erangementa generally, this gr rem-dy has no equal. Beware of impostors, im- itatlous and concoctions said to be just ood. oAb ururwuui'si'bz e DAl deators it et WP o tem, the Inevitable rc. ultof thess ovilprage tloes, which are so destruetive to mind and body and make life miserable, oftcn leading to insani- ty and death. It strengthe) Nerves, Brain, Bl tive and Repro- res t2 all the orzanic vigor and vitality, ma- d enjoyable, Price, the quantity §10, Bent by lon, to any add: expross, secure from obser’ ross, on recelptof price, No.C. O, D. sent, excepf on receipt of §1 as & guarantee. Letters ro- Guesting answers must Inclose stamp, Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills are thy hest and cheapest dyspepsia and billious cure In the market, Sold by all druggists. Price 60 centa. Dr. Mismin's Kiusey Resxoy, N&pRRTIOO, Oures #11 kind of Kidney and bladder complainte, onorrhea, glect and lucorrhea. For eale vy al auggists: €1 a bottle, ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo, For Sale in Omaha by C. F. GOODMAN, Jan2b-1v OSTETT GELEBRATED STOMACH FTERS The fecble and_emaclated suffering from dys- pepsia or indigestion in any form, areadvised, for the sake of their own bodily and'mental comfort, to try Hostetter's ach Bltters. Ladies o the most delicate constitution testify to its harm- properties. ! 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