Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1882, Page 3

J.J. BROW N & CO WHOLESALE DRY C0ODS NOTTEXOR LT, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - - =« « NEB. "J. A. WAKEFIELD, WUOL¥SALE AND RETAIL DEAL; S )T WAL R R R Lath, Shingles, Pickets, 8AS8H, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEM ¢ FPLASTER, ETC. MFETATR AGEN{ FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY! OMAHAN ¥ Near Union Pacific Devot. ———————————— HENRY LEHMANN, WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERN PRIGES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA ~ STEELE, JJHNSON & C0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Salt, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. Fiour, Sugars, A Pull Line of the Best Brands cof CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGGO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & EAND POWDER (0. IO UTEBILTE ADBIAD 7% POWER AN BRASS AND TRON FITTINGS PIPE, 9TRA HIN NERY, ERLTING, i10f Lo e ot (OLESALE AND RETAIL, FPACKING, AT V7. RALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH'ANU.SCHOOL IBELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery for Laundry work, Send your orders by mail or express. GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. P BOYER JO. ~——DEALERS IN-— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Proo &S L. ET S EH N AULTS, I. O CEK S, o . 1020 Farnham Street, ONEAELA., - - - NEIB. W.B. MILLARD. ¥ B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, Commission and Wholesale I'ruits, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED] Agents for Peck & Baughers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - g =hNER REFERENCES OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & CO. DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. will find 1t to thelr ad Anyone contemplating bullaing store, bank, or any other fine mu.m o eorres oad with us before purchasing their Plate Glass, C. F, GOODMAN, F.C. MORG.AI, WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neh BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Repairing Done in all Branches, 419 8 CATA NTH STREET, OMAHA, NEB. THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA TAFFY. An Australian Speeial Commis- sioner in the Gate City He Thiuks It Will Be the I'u. ture Natioval Cap- ital, And Lingers Lowi Broad Streets and O the Big Muddy. A Pen Picture of nn American City and American Uitizons y on Its ver Hon, John Baumer, the connty clerk of Donglas county, has just received from his brother in Australia a copy of “The Town and Country Journal,” published at Wagga Waggn, a city situated in New South Wales, half way between Sidney and Mel bourne, The Journal is a handsome sheet, containing some fine illustrations and 1ots of news, but what it is desired to note par. ticularly is a letter written by a special commissioner who was seat out to make a complete trip around the world, He pass ed through Omaha during the winter and his letter is published on his arrival home, under date of July 15, 1882, Tt will prove interesting in more respects than one to the citizens of Omaha, showing how the Gate City of the West appears to an intel- ligeut foreigner. The special commissioner says: *‘Omahs, with which I think must be included Council Biuffs City on the other side of the Missouri, constitutes THE MAIN GATEWAY out of which the civilization of the east pusses on its way to the west, 1Itis true that the river is crossed at several places further north, and at still more further south, but tor the direct west Omaha will, asa matter ot course, remain the most portant. Omaba has water commur tion with Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming, and Dakota to the north and st, and with all the states on the Missouri and Mississippi to the south, and as far as Pennsylvania to the east, Anyone glane- ing at ‘a map of the United ~tates can see what this means, and when it is realized ya from all points centre in the ¥, 1t will be seen that it is not alone to the fact that it is the direct route to Cali- fornia that is due the rapid growth aud great importance of THE GENTRAL CITY, It is the dream of the Omahans that in to come the wreat west will have suf. ficient voice in th irs of the nation to demand that the not be sheiled ! equally accessible to all legislator the heart of the vast territory represented, Then they believe OMAHA MUST BE CHOSE and the apotheozis of the city would take tlace. This is probably looking rither too far ahcad for most, but ¢ epectilate on the result, and in these s of marvellous progress *‘may-be,” cludes everything.” “‘Omaha, to the yisitor, presents at fir that scattered appearance 1ot all new cities, built where tbere is an abun- dance of room. A weil-built and closely tined street is joined hy one with here and there, beyond which will com BLOCKS OF FINE BUILDINGS and vacant lots further on still. This is always the natural consequence of the fact that land isin some spots held for specula- tive purposes and in others sold or used for building. I’ ndant room ahead also assists in the spreading, since if & man determined on building cannot get land at a reasonable rate close in, he goes further afield, and his stores and warehouses at once become the nucleus of a group of others, Those who hold lau for =pecu tive purposes do not in these western ies, as a rule, wait TILL THEY ARE GREYHEADED before they have an opportunity to realize profitably on their investments, the rate at which the cities expand wmaking the “‘unearned increment” rapid in arrival and substantial in amount,” “Our Jast car porter on the U, P. I, I, was a colored man, a merry-looking fellow, about 22 years old. Thesé car porters are, as a rule, obliging, civil, and entertaining, and well earn the gratuity everyone is jus- titied in bestowing, *‘Bob” was one of the best, and the commissary drew him into conversation on one occasion for our joint benefit, Bob said HE WAS A MARRIED MAN, bad been married about a year, and the “union had been blesse i at he bit of a yaller gal” he had ever seen, When he married, Bob had gone about a couple of miles from Omaha’s busy parts, and bought a cheap allotment, on which he had managed to get asnug little two-roomed cottage, and in connection with which he had estab- lished those desirable allies, a cow, a pi and a “flock of fowls.” He ‘‘guessed he'd bave to move mighty soon,” however, since the city had pretty nigh resched Lim, and it was not comfortable to keep the cow or the pig and their descendants. Moreover, he had been offered e price for bis block representing a profit on the original outlay of BIX HONDRED OR SEVEN N HUNDRED PEL CE) and he gueseed that in & month or two he should be able to realize enough to buy a small farm somewhere, give up the railway and settle down for good, This actly the facts of Bob's story dive the details and illustrations a3y completely i his flowery diction, and it gives a v a of the manner in which the march of the builder continues, There is no leveling or clearing necess.ry in this case apy more than in Chicago, and con- sequently all that & man has to do after obtaining a title to a block is to excavate foundations and run up a row of dwelling houses or stores, 'TI'he site oscupied by i's COITAGE, when we passed Omaha, is now in all prob- ability covered with sone four-story build. inga riot by any means on the fringe of the city.” “Omahnis well laid out; has wide streets, is well built, and is being vlanted with trees, Altering the first word of the sen- tence would make this description do for o dozen, or perhaps a hundred, other western towns; but age, narrowness, and crookeduess were ahead, and we LINGERED LOVINGLY over streets which suggested modern ideas and made us recollect with pride the ave- nues on the rocks and the roowy diives off Lower George street. The blundering and ignorance which blotted lovely spots with lulv{rinlhu like Boston or the old part of Sydney have had to move on, and the newer, as & rule, the new made cit, the better its condition as regards width and regularity of streets,’” Taking the Union Pacific ftrain for the east, the writer, after describing the bridge, continues: “We were rattled down to the bridge pretty fast but proceeded slowly across it, which was just what all could have wish ed, since the day was fine and bright, and bigh in air we could gaze without any in. termiption both north and south along the course of the wide white street which was THE SOLID SEA covering the bosom of the “mighty Mis. souri,” For some time only the flood land was directly under us, but very soon we came directly above the vast ice field, Here and there across it were tracks made by crossing teams, and it was difficult to realize the fact that it was not a snowy plain we were gliding above, Still more sndlike did the steam become when we saw a plow drawn by a couple of stout horses at work upon hese were cut- ting the pattern of AN IMMENSE CHES: ARD on the ice, cutting it into imuense blocks, 0 that it might be carted away to the rail. MONDAY, way station and sent to where it might be smashed up for cocktails and iced “And by the way it may not it of place to wonder here as 1 have done in a hundred other places, why itis that Amer ns crave #o for ice, Give an American aty water to drink, and he r any other componnd ratl But drop into § il of mashed e, en it lips over it aud prefers i 1f hie does take champa In the colde iliarly b of . vinter youe words fre y are | polysylla mmer, the Amer can has a iced wat t the [ of a small bu at h wnd | enerally empties it. 1 have em | putting lumps of Itis fortunate that this or eravin comes in a land where it can be o easily ed. Tused to wonder how it was all ma till T saw the ice plows at work on the Missouri. pseing the bridge we stayed a o in Council Bluffs, and here our connection with the U, P. railroad ended, and we took up our quarters in one of the comfortable cars of the C,, B. & Q. line, in accordance with OUR TREATY with_“Tom Mackay,” made in far away San Francisco, We found all he told us true to the letter by the way, and had no cause to regret having elected to patronize his route. Our car suited us, and wo start. ed east, convinced that, at all events, as far as Chicago, we were all right, “Council Bluffs we did not see much of, and in reality it is only A MORE RASTREN OMAHA oh a smaller scale, T consider it in point of fact part of the city, and it s quite as mu h #o as St./Leonard's is part of Sydney, 1t derives its name from the fact that, on the bluffs alongside, Lewis and Clark held a council with the Indians in 1804, Tthas a population of between 16,000 and 17,000, and is a well built and busy place,” ‘Woman's True Priend. A friend in need is a friend indeed. This none can deny, especially when assistance is rendered when one is sorely aftlicted with. disease, more particularly ¢ those com- plaints and weaknesses 8o common to our fowale population. Every woman should know that Electri '3 are woman'y true friend, and i ly restore her to health, even when all other remedies fail, A single trial always proves our as- sertion, They are pleasant to the taste, nu‘llnnl(\- cost fifty cents & bottle, Soldby C. . Go y NEERASKA NOTEES, Personal and Soclal T. 8, Parks, an old and respected citizen of Dodge county, died on the 12th, Mr. and Mrs, Keith, of Lyons, Burt county, ce'ebrated theiv tin wedding (nthe 1st. They were surprised by a purty of ahout seventy friends, WVhile at the reunion Capt. house of The Juniata Herald 1 man who gave him his onl with which to escapo from Libby prison, 1t was & happy meeting between thosetwo brave soldiers, It never rains but it pours, Mr, and Mrs, Edgerton, Sunday; .‘)[rL " ber 10th, & whole Iot of little girls, J. W, was a little excited when he gave us the information, and he probably over esti- mated it, and we cut the number down to two, both girls, weight 74 and 7{ pounds, Mother and babies doing well. \Who says th t a healthy country®—Stromsburg Republican, e most notable and extensive event of i acter eince the ettlement of Col the Reunion of the Woods which took place Thursday of last Ik, on the farm of W, Cameron. The y was delightful, and the numerous rel- atives and visitors enjoyed themselves as only people wh s mest in fawily reunion and at a gathering of former friends and ucquaintances know how to appreciate such comiing together,—Schuyler Sun. Dorn, to Churches and Ministers. Dedication of the Methodist church at Ord will take place on the 17th, The Presbyterian church project at Ful- lerton is progressing, A lot has been do- nated, The Mennonite church in York county, twelve miles southeast of Hampton is fin- ished and dedicated. The Seventh!Day Adventists will hold a c>mp meetiog at Columbus, beginning on \\'eJnuuluy, the 20th and continuing until the 2ith, The plavs of the new M, I, church have been selseted, Elder Maxfield has written to the trustees saying the donation of $ will be grant«d, and also a loan of ), at not over 7 per cent,—Fullerton Journal, We regret to hear of the protracted ill- ness of Rev, L., Barr, ot Blue Hill, He has been in poor health for two or three months and as he is not encouraged by the hope of recovery here he now contemplates a trip with his family to the Pacific const, He will sell his personal property at auc- tion on the 2Gth inst, His many friends will hope for his complete restoration to health and return to Webster county,— Red Cloud Argus, Farm, Garden and Orchard Joseph Talmage laid an egg on our desk Saturday that messured ia circumference 81 by 6§ inches, — Ulysees Dispatch, Joseph must be a shanghi, sure. The amount of hay that will be cut and put up in our county this year will be fu- mense, The grass is extra good on account of theamount of wet wo had early in the season. —Tekawah News, The potato crop in Otos county this year will be larger thun ever known before and 1tis asserted by those thut profess to know that they will'vot be worth over 23 cents per bushel.—Nebraska City News, My, A, J. Huxford brought to town Wednesday a stalk of corn which lacked but four inches of being fourteen feet high, Wae stood it up by the office and the boys amuse themselves trying to jump and touch the lowest ear, “He says there is a stalk in 5, D, Ay, field about the same length, on which there are four ears, and an ordinary man can not reach the first ear, Mr. Ayres will chop his corn and saw off the ears,—Central City Courier, John Leech brings us & curious phenon enon in fruit growing, He brings us se eral twigs from a cherry tree in his yard which has borne one fine crop of esrly cherries this season, and Is now again in blossom for @ second crop, Several healthy, well-developed cherries are already formed upon the twigs in hand, and the prospects ave that Mr. Leech will have another partial crop of fruit upon that tree,— ' lattsmouth Journal, ‘The Iron Horse, During August the shijments Schuyler amounted to 445 carloads, Mr. Johnson tukes the place as conduo- tor on the passenger on the B & M., be- tween Lincoln and Central City, in place of Mr, W, H. Doggett, who has been pro- moted to the managewent of the fast train from Atchison to Denver. Doggett is a very accommodating gentleman and & good railroader, "I'he big cut near Fort Niobrara will be, when completed, 107 feet deep and over o quarter of & milé in length, This s one of the deepest cuts on record, They are almost down to the solid rock, when they will have to blast for some feet, the num- ber we did not learn, It is to be com- pleted by Christmas, — Holt County Ban. ner, . from Journalistic. The Phelps Couuty News has gone to meet the angels, The Creighton Regulator has swung out into a six-column 4-to, It's a lively baby. The Hall Connty Kree Press, after a brief but glorious existence, went up the spout, ‘The next issue of The Motor will be un. ler the managewent of Mr, J, M, Pryse, who will, with his brother, assmme contr of the paper. The boga ara both practical printers and hard workers; and with likeral patronage twe . in aesur the ¢ vsy paper,—Iine The f the Republican L AT { their base Al with that of Th paper they wate with abilitios, h ar fa o for Many. long and had caused my husband much trouble and exponse, no one seomed to know what ailed me, that 1 was completely disheartened and dis couraged, Ta this frame of mind 1 ot a bottle of Hop Bitters and used them unknown to my family. 1soon began to improve and gained so fast that my husband and family thought it strange and unnatural, but when I told them what had helped mo, they said, ‘‘Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long may they prosper, for they have made mother well and us happy.—The Mother. An Officer’s Situation. Detroit Free Pross, When the Michigan cavalry brigade was sont west to wallop the Indians after the close of the war, one of the companies in the Sixth was command- ed by a lieutenant who was hated by every man in his command. He real- ized this fact. and lost no opportunity to make it warm for the boys. One evening when the regiment went into camp o the banks of the Platte, far beyond Omaha, the lieutenant rigged nup a fisk line and slipped off down tho stream to try his luck. Rattlesnakes were plenty out there then, and it was well known that the officer had a hor- ror of them. He was Wshing away, gotting a nibble now and then, when one of the boys stole forward to within ton feet of him and hoarsely whia- pered: “For Heaven's sake, don’t move hand or foot! big rattlor in the The ofticer w licutenant, There's a graes behind you!” a man of nerve, and though he heard every word he made no move. He realized tho situation, and after a moment replied: “Can’t you kill it ‘‘No—he's too near you! T'll go to camp for a gun and come up on the flank!” The officer heard the away, and ho eat Il fish began to bite, he dared not move bis arms, Ho saw the sun go down, and thoe darkness found him as rigid as a post. When he had been in that situation forty minutes he could stand it no longer. Gathering his man crawl o a statue, The breath and muscle, ! leap 1 after swimming BAY climbed amp, as wet as a rat and loaded down with mud. The story had gone aronnd the camp and at least 400 men wers out to greet his return and question him regarding the of the reptile. The oflicer solemn vow to make somabody sweat for that trick, but he fell before an Indian’s bullet before he had secured his rever THE BAD AND WORTHLESS Are never imitated or counterfeited, This 18 especially true of a family medlcine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imituted . of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was 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 io use their stuff in- stead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H, B. Many others started nvstrums put up in similar style to H. B., with vari- ously devised names in which the word “‘Hop” or **Hops’ were used in a way to induco people to believe they weore the same as Hop Bitters, All such pretended remedics or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and espicially those with the word “Hop" or “Hopa” in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none of them, Use nothlng but genuine Hop Bittors, with a bunch or cluster of greon Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else, Drugyists and dealers are warned against dealing fn imita- tions or counlerfoits. Fighting Fire with Fire, This may he good policy ona blazing prarie, but it will not anmwer with the fevored human system. Irritat dicines exasy rate and intensify all com Never take its of the stonach or the bowels. invigorant and has a soothing anc upon the disordered vicera BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, CMINARY FOR YOUNG ROWNFELL HALL §) LADIES, Omaha, N, Fall term Imrm- Saturday, Septe 16'h. The new building will be ready ders at that date. Pupils who in course will b to teceive bos unabloto enter the ordinary it'cd to the musc. painting or mod ro lan clasves on the same terms, and at the same rates sx rogular pupils, For cataloguo and pasticu are spply REV, KOBERT DOMIERTY, Omrkt N THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY makes a specialty of Collars & Cuffs, AT THE RATE OF Three Cents KEach, Work solicited fromall over the country, The charges and return postage must ac- company the package. Hpeclal rates to large clubs or agencies, a24tf e WILKINS & EVANS, MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY A Christian Family School for Boys, for Colluge, Bcleutic School or Buisihoss, - Bead 0 Capt, ED, N. KIRK TALCOI'T. Principal, atalogue, 140-mokw vt Morrgar Park, Cook 0o, 11l HEAT YOUR HOUSES : sy : it [~} s i, FURNACES IN THE WORLD., MADE DY RICHARDSON,BOYNTON & C0 CHICAGO, ILLS, Embody new 1882 impr v mte. Mor practionl fod uces; Cost loss to keep i rder; U less fuel; Wil € more heat t volume of purs air than any BRADFORD, Omana, N Jy21-dsm Swox Uity & Pacific RALILIVOLED. THE BIOUX OITY ROUTE Runa Solid Train Abrough trom Oouncil Blutls to 8t. Paul Without Changs Time, Only 17 Mours it ACHECS MILES THEX SHORTES ROUTH raou COUNOIL BLUNFS 70 8T. PAUL, MINNKAPOLIS DULUTH OR BISMAROK and all points fn Northern lown, Minzon da & 10 Dakota, * This line In equipped with Al fmprove Wosllnghouso Autoratlo Alrbiako and Nille Piattorm Couvlor and Foffer: and for KED, BAFRTY AND COMFORT 15 anarpamed, P Slosping Om run through WITH( TANGE betwoon K a Couacll Bluffa » ity ne feave Lnton Pacific Tranetor af ¢ ol Biufe, a8 7:50 p. m, dally 0o arrival of 2 Olty, 8¢ Jooeph and Council o the South, _Arriving st avd at the Now Union D 11} noon TEN MOURE IN ADVANOR OF ANY OTHER ROUTE, ot fn Laking eho Sloux Clty Roud 3 Tho She Ly le Ride in bh ND 8T, PAUL ead via the “Slon Mla: W. E. DAVIH, Sonthwortom Passenzer A Oovr cil Blufls, Ta* | THE KENDALL PLAITING MAGHINE) A TINT XD DRESS-MAKERS' COMPAKION, 18 platta rom 1-.00f &0 fnoh to saracet felta or finest i by wtylon of y Iaitiog in-age, Indy tiwd doos hor own drom-making cen without ono—as nice on, 1t veon 18 colla It or Agent' bormy ad CONGER Adam FAST TIME! Uhicago & Northwes Traing leavo Omaos 8:40 p, m, and 7:40 &, m, For full information call on . P, DEUEL, Ticket Agent, 14th and_Faroam te. BELL, U. P, Kailway Dupot, or st JAMES T CLARK, Genoral ent. JOUN BYABLAR, Py Provident, Vico Prewt. W. 5. Duistinn, Hoc. and Trean, THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING £0 Lincoln, Neb MANUFACTURERS OF Qorn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollors Sulky Hay Rakes, Bucket Klevating Windmills, &c Wo are prapared 80 do Job work and manufac uring for other partios, ddress &l oriers NEZRASKA MANUFACTULING €O Bmenln. No LAKE FOREST UXIVERSITY COLLEGE-Threo courses; open to hoth soxos. ACADE —Classical and Englly tho boat of_traln.ng for collego or bus'n FERRY HALL—Seminary for Young Ladios. Unsurpassod In beanty’ and heal hiul- noss of situation, and in extont of advantages offered and thoronghness of training given. On Lako Michigan. Yoar hoging Septemb PREST. GREGOK Glves 3, 1882, Appl o , Lake Forest, Il Jv18-00d2m Genins Rewarded, OR, The Story of the Sewing Machino, A handsomo little pamphlet, biue sud gold cove with numerous engravinge, wiil by GIVEN AWAY 0 ny aeult parson calllng for it, ab any branch or sub-office of The Binger Manutacturing Co pany, or will be sent by mall, post pald a0y pernon liviog at & distance from our officos The Singer Hanufacturing Co,, Principal ‘ffico, 94 Union Hyuare, WN!QV YORK. wanted—,}f::fllfll.;): Lite Times snd written by iy O WIEN 36550 James the only lito authorized by hcr, and which will not be i **Blood and Thunder” story, such as hss boen and will he dublished, but o true Lite by porson who 18 In porsession of tho facts the onl Proparcs ul and dovotod wife, Truth 18 more fictlon. Agents should apply for torritory at once. 8end 76 ot ple Book. ~ J. H. mu}nb- & C St Louis. MO0 =AW Mo, D. M. WELTY, (Successor to D.T. Mount.) Manufacturer and Dealer n Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods —a fall Interesting than Agentfor Jes. R. Hill & Co.'s OBLES »n CONCORD HARNESS “The Best in The World,” AALA EA XN AV ST, Ordor 8 olicited, OMAHAN, EB 18 the old Favorite and IV E N O X E A . X INCEY FOR CHICAGO, PEOR | ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and®outh-East, THE LINECOMPRISES Nearly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Tracks All connoctions are made in UNION DEPOTS. has_n National Repntation as being the reat Through Oar Line, and In universall; onceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rail+ rond in the world for all classes of travel, Try it andyou will find trayeling a lnxury Instead of a discomtors, Through Tickets via rhis Celobrated Line for eale at all offices In the Wost, All Information about Rates o Fare, Sieoping Car Acocmuiodations, Time Tables, &c., will be checrtully glven by applyintog to T.J. POTTE 20 Vice-Pred't & Gon, Manager, Chicago, PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gon, Passenger Agt, Chicago, W.J. DAVENPORT, Gen_Agent, Connell Blufts, IL P. DUELL, Tickes Agt. omahs _ _mnao-od 1y M 3 apvery valuas Tprizad very bighly, ho hd & Iarge bone apavin cn one joint and & wmnll one on the athor which made him very lame; 1 had him under the charge of two veter- inary surgeons which failed to cure him. 1 was one day reading the dvertisement of Kendall's Spavin Curo in the Chicago Express, I determined atonco to try it aud got ourcruggists here to ocnd for it, and they ordered three bottlos; | took all wod 1 'thought T would give it a thorough trial, I used it a-cording to directions and the ‘ourfh day ‘the colt cessed to be lame and the lumps havo disappeared. 1 used but one bottle and the colt’s limbs ave as free of lumph and as smooth as any horse in the state He 1s entire- 1y curod, cure was so remarkable that [ Nave lettwo of my neighbors have ‘the remaine fng two bottles who aronow using it. Very respoctiully, Y Dr. B J, K L, T. FOSTER. Bend for Allustrated clrcular giving positive proof. Pricedl. All Druv‘xllu have It or can get Ittor you. Dr. B.J. Kendall & Co}, Pro- E(uwll Enosburgh Falls, Vt. OLD BY ALL'DRUGGISTS d-w-ly HEAR THE WITNESSES. Many shrink from publicity In connection with 8.8, 8., but woaro permitted to refer to the fol- lowing porsons who have known and witnessed its wonderful effects: Pany, Houston Co., Ga. We have known “Swift's Specific” testod in hundreds of most obstinate cases of Blood Pofson- ing, Murcurial Rheumatism, Scrofula, Sores, Fczoma, Catarth. ote, and 'do conscicntiously testify thatit mot with'thie most perfect and sig- nal riiccess, effected radical and permanent cures in every cabe without a single exoeption, Geo, W Killen, Goo. W, Singleion,] Hugh L, Denvard, John G. Brown, Wm, Brunson, James D, Tharp Moore & Tuti J. W, Win W. D, C. Day & Gordon, T, M. But We aro personally acquainted with men whose § gnatures appesr to the above cer- tificate, 115y aro citizons of said county, of the highost respe tability and character, A8, GILES, Ord nary, Heuston Co, Ga. D H. CULLEK, o' 8hp, Ct, Houston Co. Ga, “Nothing but favorable reports, Believe 8. 18 awpecitic for all Blood Discases. universal satisfaction " G. W. JO! S & CO., Memphis, Tenn, '8, 8, 8. ¢lves Dettor satisfaction than any thing we Imve ever handled. JACKS & CO., Helens, Ark, “‘Hayo nover heard a complaint of 8. B, 8. ARTHUR PETER & 0., Loulswille, Ky. 8. 8, 8. bas glven entiro satisfaction to overy one. A. B RICHAKDS, Sherman, 7 ““I have had excellent salo for . 8, results have boon most satistactory J. 0. BURGE, Bowling ireen, Ky. “Our saloa of 8, §. 8. have been good, and ita BuCCoss porfe JONES & CAREY, Montgomery, Ala, “§. 8.8, has given entire tatisfaction to every one. E. REUSS, Pails, Texas, 5.8, 8. has glven univeraal satisfaction, R. W, POWERS & CO,, Richmond, Va, § 1,00 will be pald to o, BRTATS, Toyanol 100 8. 8. 8., one particle of Mercury, lodide of Po wlum of oy Mineral substance. BWIFT BPECIFIO 00, Props, AMauia, Ga, "ot Suwall uize, 1,00 %o stse $1.70. 80ld by all Drugglsts. P GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRACE MARK Tho GrostTRS DI MARK English rom- AN 00y. Anun. failing cure for Seminal Weaknel Spormator: rhoa, lmpot- ency, and all X Disoasesthat follow aa & N H qlunu.uquum of AFTER TAKING. jolf-Abuse; a8 Loss of Memory, Universal Lsasi tude, Pain in the Back, Dimnges of Vision, Pre uatiiro 0ld Age, aug iiany othor Discasod thak lead to Insanity 'or Consumption aud & Prema- ture Grave. €& Full partioulars in our pamuhlet, which we dusire to send froo v mail 8o overy ons, 43 Tho Bpectfl cMedicine Is wold by all druggiste b 81 por package, or 6 packsges for 85, or will be sent froe by mall on recriptof the money, by sddroslug~ THEGRAY 4EDICINE CO., u E SR ] IMPERISHABL PERFUME, Murray & Lanman'’s FLORIDA WATER, Best for TOILET, BATH and } ANDKERCHIEF, e e L e R