Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1882, Page 7

.. - 'S W, /GA RRIAGE 3, e Y ———— 'I‘HE DA“ Y BEE--"()MAHA TU J.J. BBO'W'N&; OO WHOLESALE DRY GOODS NOTIONSS, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, NEB J. A. WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND HRTAIL DEALER IN Eo T RE B IER IR Lath, Shingles, Pickets, DOORS, RLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN TLASTER, RTo. EYYTATR AGENT FOR MILWAUKER CEMENT COMPANTYY Uninn Pacifie Davat. SAEH, OMAHAN B HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERK PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST, OMAHA STEELE, ~JHNSON & ©0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Fiour, Salt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGCO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO. IDED AT RRELTD SAINID S € B O I €% POWEHR AND HAND AR W IV BT & Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND (RON FITTINGS PIPE, &Tis PACKING, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH'AND.SCHOOL i3ELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. ~ Omaha Steam Laundry. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery for Laundry work. Send your orders by muil or express. GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. BOYER OO, ~——DEALERS IN—— . HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo &S S EE L ES N AUILTS, I O I &5 | o . 1020 Farnham Street, ONVEAELA., - - = TRITEES. W.B, MILLARD, i 15, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNS Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruifs, 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Hills Flour OMAHA, NEB REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO,, TOOTLE MAUL & C C. F. GOODMAN wnonsnn DEAXLEIR TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass.’ 2 &7 Anyono contemplating bullalng store, lauk, of auy other fine vantage to corres ond with us before purchasiny their Plate Glass. C. F, GOODMAM, will find it to their ad OMAHA NEB, BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF MUGGIEW xpnr‘us WA GO S 319 8. THIRTFENTH 81 MAITA, N AN = Repairing Dona in all Branche . O. MORG AN, WEOLESALE GROCEL 1218 Farnhem 8t,, Omaha, Neh. “A FIZZLE." Cotrespondence of Trx Krr. Avnton, Neb., October 11.—1 have been informed through the columns of our lueal papers, the News and Ar gus, ‘“‘monops,” (we have no other papers) with a great flourish of trump ets that our senator, Saunders, Hon, rrior, and Dawes, our prospective go al others oi the bread aud butter citi seve brigade would address the the z:ns of this county on the political ismae the day at 8 o'clock on the 10th of October, at Broneon's hall Weo wont at the time appointed, and on inquiry fourd chat the eminent peraonages had not put in an appear. ance. We presumed they considered discretion the better part of valor ¥nd baving nothing good to say they st at home, We must confess that we were considerably disappointed at nt being able to hear the speakors it struct us about how to make a whistle from a pig's tail, But, disappointed as we were, our sympathies were excited to sn emi nert degree for our ‘‘Brass Band,” under the leadership of the “‘oditor’ of the News, They have been polish ing their instruments and practicing their little picces for some time, and lo! they did not got an opportunity of displaying their fealty to the “‘mo- nop” ‘causo. Hoping that you will aid mo in sympathy for the dissap- || pointed ones, Avurna. Horiford's Acia Phosphate a Re freshi- g Drink. .A. L. HALL, Fairhaven, N. ye: “Tt forms an excollent sub- stituto for lemon_ juice, and will furn. ish a refreshing drink for the ick.” - The Inter-Uity Telephone Line Oun another pago of this paper w be found the account of the propuscu union of this city, Lincoln and others with a line of telephone wires, and we give herewith the cordial endorse- ment of the Lincoln board of trade: At a meeting of the executive com- mitteo of the board of trade, held October 13, 1882, had bofore them a copy of The State Journal containing a proposition made by the Nebraska Telephone c.mpany to the citizens of Lincoln. After having carofully ex- amined the proposition the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That 1t is tho opinion of this committee that the proposition made by the Nebraska Telephone company should meet the hoarty ap proval of this board of trade as well as the individual support of the busi- ness men tn this community, ‘The advantages to bs derived by this enterprise seoms to us to be of great importance in connecting this city with Omaha, Fremout and other towns in this vicinity. Wa therefore recommend the enter- prise to tho people for their careful consideravion and liberal suppor. H T, Ly Committee. Chairman Exec In countries where malaria 18 prev- alent, or wnere the climate is subject to sudden changes——should be found in every house Brown’s Iron Bitters. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Postoffico during the week ending October 14, 1882, GRNTLENEN. Auderson G L “Atkinson W M Anderson J Lroeker H—2 Allen G Archibald J E Buck J D Brennan J Brown I, Burd L 5 Bell C H hurne ] H Burdy J I3 Boyd J L Brebe 1 M Burr I Breden I Bruner W O Beach ¥ H Bluck N iskey " { Chatmer G W Christirnsen T Clark A Cordes J Curtis G M Cassingham O W Chanc Cox J B Cole C N CUIRE Campbell 1 Dethless ¥ Deveraux C Danelsk . D Cli Cunningham S L Campbell W Calloway H Dicecomb B Deniston W S Diyer W Ti Elsinger G W Fion G A fei. Furemm (' Forhay 1 Kotz J W Faith | M tcher 8 S Finkelstein M W H n; ld W lor © innenkeller C Frush J 13 JH Gard W VL Haluwnist 1 O Hobbs 0 Howard J Hopsiue W Hone K Hamen © Houser M ar Hough 12 1D Henhaw 1T Jamison W N Jones W E Juhnson ¥ Jamisn O r Jachson 1° Kely D « Ketioid 4 A Lagntrom A Loury G Larsen J Lowcry Lotenintz } Lowell M Lippert Geo Mcbean Mu uliough T 1cCan Maguire 12 l\hnu T Markuann W MyersJ ¥ Minnick Mulvey Marton K 1 Marsh W ¥ Meyer A Muller ¥ Muncay Maloney ¥ Merdill ‘L N Nelson O Notler J 1 Olson C J Potter LPorter R B l'ntwmm we Puatman H Root E Rogers P H Reis erh G Roby M Royuolds § 4 Rolinger G Rasmus H veus N I Svenson I' 0 Schayer C M Swith D Sy Saundas J A Suuth Mre SawyerJ I, Sauuders N Swith B Shuarkey W H Simpson I 1 Sorsbner I 8 Taylor J 1 Tippie A C wurch r 0 § FW | | P Baker & Co k & Barne Seci W Tell Lodge 10O LADIE Bailoy Vs I J B Brown Mz } Beckstand M Clinn Miss M « G Hoykios Mes W Hill Mes o funti Hemgreen rs M iozen M Jennings Mrs A Michol-en Mrs M Mung.r Mrs M M Mortbion Mra Muuning Miss \1 ¥ M Laney Miss Hutchison Mre Kuapp Miss A Magreary Miss § A Moore Melherson Mrs M May Miss M Parrott Miss J ESD \Y ()("l‘()l%bR 17 Pratt Miss A } Richmond Mrs M Roshe Mrs N Shields Mrs M Schreier Mies | Tafft Miss | ‘Walters Mrs E | Powers Mre 1, Reble Mies M Deznieher Mrs I, Russell Mis« 1, Spe-ra Miss M Thiesson Miss P Wells Mm B B Weaver Miss K A THos. Postmnster F. Hauw Worthy of Praise. o a0 notreco mmend patent when we know of ono thut and ablic nefactor, , then we cor art that inforwal o Bitters aretruly & most valaable medicine, and will surely cure Biliouaiess Fe er and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kidnoy Complain's, even were a other remedics fail. - We know wereof we speak, and can freely rec ymmend them to all, Exch.—Sold "at fifty gentsa bottle, by C. F. Goodman, ——— How Hrotner Parsons Was Discour aged. A farmer belonging to_a certain re. | figious denomination in Illinois called upon his clergyman to usk the wood man if ho really beliovod that brayera wore auswerad. “'Of course 1 do,” was the reply. *“Well, T dunno," was Le doubtful observation. "llm‘u\-nu anything on your mind, Brothor Par. wons?” “1 have.” *‘Have prayed in all earnestness?” ‘T have.” “‘And of- twn!’ “Yes every day and twicoa day **And that prayer has not been answered!’ ‘‘No.” ‘‘Well, perhaps I had better pray for you. What shall I ask for you, in your name?” “Idon't want to bo a hog, you know,” said the brothor, *‘but if you aro & mind to pray that wheat jumps to $2 156 per bushel by the 1st of September, I'll bring down a bushel of potatces next time I come. I've wreatled and strug. gled and hung on till I've got a sore i throat and am cloan discouraged.” *The groatjvalue of Mra. Lydia K, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for all diseases of women is demonstrated by every day experience. The writer of this had occasion to step into the principal Pharmacy of a city of 140,- 000 inhabitants, and on inquiry as to which is the most popular proprietary medicine of the time, was answered, that Mrs. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound occupies a most conspicuous place in the front rank of all the reme- dies of thisfclass now before the pub. lic.—Journal. 1 The Awoning of Billious Colic, the deseribabie pan s of Chroni: ndigestio i, the de bty and mensai stupor r.sul ty hably, mgy be corala'y avoided by ing: thesystam wita © tandard 1'reparat PROURABLE GRATE!‘DL—COM!‘OBTIHO 5 EPPS’S GUGUA. BREAKFAST. “By n thor uch knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of oige tion and putrition, snd by & careful application of the fino nropert o8 of wel s loc d Cocos, MF. E: ps has p ov dod our Ereak{ue tabl o with delicat 1y flavorod beverage which way eave us many heavy doctors' bi i’ 1t i by the judici us use of such articles of diet that & ¢ nstitation may bo grad wily boilt up until strong enough to resiat ov.r, tendoney ta diseaso. Hundreds of gubtle maladios are floating ar und us ready to attack wherover there in o weak point. We may ckcape ma y 6 fital shaft by keeping our- selves wel fortified wi b pure blood and & prop- erly nourishod frame."—Civil Ecrvice Gazette Maiie rimply with boiling w tn tins only (3-1b snd 1b) Iabe or or milk. Bold ol | JAMES EPPS & CO, Homaeeopathic Chemists, a-tueaksnt-wly London, fogland. SUOMN BUBANE v Prew'y, dec, and Troan, THE NEBRASKA JOHN BrasuEx, \MANUFACTURING GO Lincoln, Neb \MANUFACTURERS OF Corn Planters, Hrrrows, Farm Rollers Bulky Hay Rakes, Buckel Klevating Windmills, & We sre propared to do Job work snd manufac for other parties, 1 or rurs NEEAASKA MANUFACTU1!NG CO Tincoln. Ne R T R S EUROPEAN HOTEL, | Th wt contrall 2 loeated hotel in the elvy, Rooms 75 $1.00, 81,60 and §2.00 por day b l-l Class Kostau t connected with the hote .HURST. - - Prop. Corner Fourth and Locust Stroets, =, p el op SUMND Lo N ' | | Washington Ave. Samuel C. Davis & Co., DRY GOODS JOBBERS AT IMPORTERS, and Fifth ST. LOUIS MC. MORGAN PARK MIuI’(‘A‘?Y AC'&D MY A Chrlstiay Scbool for Hoys Proparen w Oupt, D, N. KIRK TAl T Principal, Morrear Pk, Gank 0, 11l stainiciia ANTIQUARIAH BOOK STORE | 1420 DOUGLAS STREET Headquarters of the I NEW AND SECOND-HAND BUOKS& §1o the Wost. 80HOOL BOOKS A SPECTALTY Cash paid for Becond-Hand Book or exchinged for new. H. 5CHONFELD, ly PROPRIETOR, omnA Business ~ Iliectory " -nm.m Hea Eatal JOIIN L, MoTAG W. R SARTLE A UFSEVE & WEN) Room 14, ¢ 5. T LARGR Jr., Room 8, L0OLs ana Gnoes. JAMFS DeVINE & 00, Fsin Bock 1 assortment ! ! | Hamey. o, X K. cor. 16th and Dougise JOIls FORTUNATUS, 393 10t traet, mAnUTACires to Order g00d work |D. M. WELTY prings ntacturer, 1817 Dovrlas sh. Hooks, Naws and Stationery. _ L FRURNAUY¥ 1015 Farnbam Streed oea _UARRIMER M “Dutter and Egge. HCSTTANR & SCITROKDER, the oldeet B. and B, 300 1u Kebraska eatablishod 1878 Omahs. Uarrlages ana Road Wagone. _ENYDER, 14th and Harney Btreeta. & will pay hizhost Cash price for second . Corner 10th and Farnham, rugs, Paints ana Otls, KUIIN & 00, € azmeclste, Fine Panc Gooas, Cov, 1008 and Dougien shroots, W, WHITEHOU €, Wholoealo & Rotall, 18th 0. FIELD, $098 North Side Cuming Streed. PARR, Drugelst. 100 and Howard Streets, Dentista, = ). PAUL. Wiltiams Kiock Cor. 16th & Dodge. Olvil Englneers and Burveyors. ANDREW ROSEWATEK, Crolghton Elock, Town Surveys, @rade and Heworage Syatomn Bpocialty. Ury Gooas Notlons, Ete. JOHN 1. F. LEMMAKNN & CO. «aw York Dry Gooar Eeoro, 1810 wad 1819 Fars. Lam seriee, boote end ehoes Founary. JOHN WKARNE & SONS cor. Wth & Jackson ote o 0 & Pactfic vewe ors. JOHN BAUMER 1514 Farnham B Undertaxars, OHAS. RIRWE, 1013 Farnnam beb. 104h & 116, Hotels. , ANFIELD EOUBE, Geo. Canfold,9th & Farnham DORAN HOUSE, P 1. Oary, 918 Farnham 8) SLAVEN'S HOTEL, F. Slaven, 10th 81, Soutbern Hotel Gus, Hamel 9th & Loavenworb) OENTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A. RYAN swaanwan comner 16thand Dodg. Geat Doard for the Mor, Kntiataction vad, at il Houre, ri by She Day, Weex or Moneh Good Yerun for Cash, #urnished Koon s supplisd, Puru & ¥, QROUS, New and Decond Haod Parsiture nd Ktoves, 1114 Dougiae. Higheed cxsh price tld for pecoud hand goooe, . DONKER 1800 Douris ®, Fine gooun & Yerce Works. OMALA FENCE CO. WIS 600 1218 Harney 0, wid” Fenoen. Pine and Walunt, a0, frprove . Pawnbrokers. 10 BL, tee Kor 8 Rar rigarators, Cantiold’s Patent. VOO AR M) e e b Olgara knd Tobacco. WEST & FRITSCBER, manutacturers of Oigars, aud Wholesalo Dealer in Tobaccoe, 1605 Dougiay A ¥ TORFENZEN manufactursr 1416 Farnham Orock . BONNER 1800 D . 970d Hina Gunn. H. BERTHOLD, Rago and Metal, Tumber Lime and Oement. OBTKR & ORAY_cornor 8th aud Doug! “Lamps and Glassware. ). BONNER 1809 Douglas i Good Variety 1§ vrices low a6 over 1206 Faruai atrct. Wilinory. K2, 0. 4. BINGER, Wholeoaloaud Retal, Tao fo 1% crest varlo o, Ganl Boaris Gloves, Gorets, Jnacrn sa theonth ftrond Flour and Feed. MILLS, Gth and Farohao 8%, ron,, proplstars, IMATA iy Welsha rocers. €. UTEVENS, 919 botween Guming and lzar T A. McS8HANE Corn 25d and Cuining Btreote. Hardwaro, Irorf and Gteel. OLAN & LAROWGTHY, Wholesals, 118 and 112 15t strood A TOLMES come 16t aad Callfornla, i and Furnishing Qoor s Alw Hats, Caps, itlery 804 B, 16th street. lon Works, Manutacturers Woria, [ d Factory BI'EC Do 1 it wennor. 4 Harnoy 54 Galvanized Iron w Capa, eto., manutactuged and up in any part of the Gountry. 7. BINHGLD 416 Thirtocrth stroes Vommission Merchants. JOHN G. WIL L18,1414 Dodge Streed. D . BEEMEK, For dotall soc large adveriloo ment in Datly and Weokly. Show Case Manufactory. 0. J. WILDE, Manufacturer aad Dealer 1o all kinde Cance, Upriyht Cascs, &°,, 1817 Caoe BY, FRANK L. GERHARD, proprietor Omaha Bhow Caso nianufactory, B18 Sovth 16th street, betwoen Leavenworth and Marcy. ~ All warranted firut-clase. oves ana inwars. A. BURMESTER, Doales 1o Boves and Tinware, and Manutacta of Tin Roote and all kinde'of Bullding Wors 0dd Fellows’ Block, . BONNER 1800 Lou las 82 00d and Cheap Jurico iRy KAUFMANN, 1t Be now brick hlock on Do $1amd Opencd & .ot ok Lunch troto 104 18 overy day 1 0 ALCONKER A70 100k barnes Beoca. J. KVANS, Wholomle +nd Rotall See1 0 end Chlfitatord Odd Fullo e all Photoxs o €0 \ aear Masonic ilall, #oeqt Promph e Kuars Plumblng, Ges and i P.W. TARPY a OC i D. FITZPATRICK, ‘ Physlclans and Surgeons W. 8, GIEES, M. D No 4, Crelghica Block, 16k ' P. 8. LEIBENKI M. D, Mascolo Black, 0. L. UA D.. Eye snd Ear opp. postaioe W. BOEHL, Manufacturer of the NEW IMPROUED AWNINC, COR. 14TH AND HOWARD, Also does all kiuds of machinist and lock smith work (Snocoessor to D. T. Monnt.) Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANCY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Turf Goods of ALL DESCRIFTIONS, Agentfo: *Jas, R, HIll & Co' R OB LEBR A TEID GONGORD. HARNESS "“The Best in The World.” 1412 AR NAM ST, OMAMA, NEB WESTERN CORNIGE WORKS ! C. SPECHT, - - Proprietor, 1212 Harney 8t, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized iron, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, | __ Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patont Motalic Skylight, Patont Adjustod Ratohet Bar + and Bracket Shelving. I am the general agent for the above line of goods. IRON FENOING, Orestings, Balustrades, Verand; Bank Rallings, Window and uards; also GRNERAL AGENT FOR SALE:--MILL MACHINERY. AVING changod our mill to Hungarian rol- we offor part of our old ma. t low prices. 1t consists of & nely finished and spaced ma'n driving onl, (ir0 « and mor-is) 1 ine i chen face, thioo Inches pitch, driving & matn upright vhatt wvout 86 feot lor & and +tep, one main mortise wpur whon 7 inch face and 13 inch pitch two pair 4 foot and 1 pair 82 inch burrs, spindles, pinions (7 tnch faco 13 pitch), backlash spri g, ourbs, ete., comp cte, four reol chest, 17 loth, 7 conveyom, uhe two reel ohest, 14 foet,cloth, 4 Yore éwo Gratios wheat hoatorn ) No.s Ko attor, 1 Barnard & Lees r o/iving sepa- i elekw orw, shafts, whcols, puil 3w, con- Some of the wackinery has been bt aliitlo over tw ) years, a+ dail 1a in yood ulition. For further lnlurnm(l.m address J, U HOFFMAYR & CO., Council Blufls, Jows. 08 ane lar _aog10wtr $500 REWARD. The above rew who will produ Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, for proserving Shingles, Tin and Gravel Roofa. Warrantod to bo Fire and Water Proof. Al ordors promptly attended to. Cheapor and bet- ter than any paint now in us RT & STEPHENSON, Solo Proprietors, Omaha House, Umaha, Neb, REFERENCHES. Oflicer & Pusey, Dr.Rice, Dr. Pinney, Council B uff, Towa, Her office, Gmaha Nob, il bo paid to any person Paint that will equal Fuller’ 100,000 | TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN USE. They surpas atl others for easy ridlig. nlyle ud durability, They are for salo by a/t Leading Car iago Builders and Duatvry throughout ho country. JPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Forsal b (Henry Timken, Patentoc sndBullder of Fine Carrlag: s, 8T TOUIS, ~- ~- MO. J1-m J. P. KOGERS & C0. A CGTENTS F. L. B8ommers & Co's CELEEBRATED CRACKERS BISCUI'TS, CAKES, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES, Wholegale Manufacturing CONFEGTIONERS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nuts and Cigars, ‘Il S 14th St. OMHA, NEB FAST YIME ) unu,agu & Northwest: wmarx. (1 waw. Tralng leaye 140 p. m, und 7:40 . m For fu Jion 11 P, DEL Agent, 14th snd Faroam ste. Wailway Lupot, orat JAMEN T, CLARY Agunt Omana Cener CIFLC Great GILAY"S BF BLDICINE TRADE MARK Th ¥ LUEMARK | ;ug “ TARING nee of PFTER TARING, a8 Lows of Momory, Univorsal Lase tude o the Back, Dimiivs of Vi it "Ake, and thaty othor Dl load to [nsaulty ‘or Consumption & ture Grave, & Full particulars in our pawvhlet, vhich wo dosire to send froo |y wall to evory one. &4 'Tho Bpecil c Medicine Ly sold by all deny .m« b §1 per pockage, or 6 packages for be seut {ros by mail ou rect iph of the sddressluy ~ THEGRAY 4KDICI B In the old Favorite and FRINCOIE A XX N E ——FOR— CHICAGO, PEORI ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK, BOSTON, And all Poluts East And®outh.€ THE LINKCOMPRISES Nonrly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steol Track 11 cennections are mado in UNION DEFOTS. hta o Natiousl Repntation “aa boiuc the reat Through Car Line, ‘and I ugivormlly oncadod to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Ral rond 1n the world for all classcs Of travel. Try it and you will find trayeling & lnxury Instéad of a discomtort, Through Tickets via rhis Celebrafed Line for #alo ab all offices In the Wost, All information about Rates o Fare, Eleeping Car Acoemmodations, Timo Tablos, ., will be cheerfully glven by applyining %o 7.0, BOTTER, 2d Vico-Pres't & Gen. Manager,Chicago, PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gen. Passoncer Agt. Colcago, W. J. DAVENPORT, Gon Agont, nicll Blufte, . DUKLL, Ticket Agt, ovitha Sioux bn;y & Paoue THE BIOUX OITY ROU‘.‘D Runs a Solld Tratn 1hrongh trov Oouncil Blufts to 8t. Paul Without Uhange Time, Only 17 Hours -1 i ACC» MILES THE SHORTES ROUTE PROW OOUNOIL BLUFF& TO #T. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH OR NISM A KSR snd all pointe tn Nordhorn Lows, ilanm. i Dakote. ~This line s equlppad wiih o fmot Wostinghouse Automatic Platiorm Couvler and Rutiar: and for *PEED, AAFETY AND QONFOR! 1n onsurpvaed, Pullman Paiaco Slowpldy U run through WITHOUT OHANGE hotwasr Kait City and 8. Paul, via Oonoall GiafMy snd Sloux Oity. Tralna leavo Lulon Pacific Transter at 000 ‘EN HOURS IN ADVANCR OF ANY OTHER ROUTE #rsemember In taking the Aloux ¢ you ¢ot & Through Traln. Tha Wherte tho Quickert Timo and a Comfortabin Rid- 8 betwuen BLUF#8 AND ¥7. PAU. 7our Tioketa vend vin tha “ionx aiffis Rallron | o L3 WATTLES, touy A J K BUSLANAN “uverintandent Gen' Pasw. Agent Mismour! 1ie W. K DAVIY, Bonthwesserr Passenger Av.»m, o el Wt COL. L. T.'FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 185, D, B.J. Krxoa 1 had ble Hambloton v he had & large b oo vin n ono Jomt small ono o the thr which made him very iame; 1 kad him 1 der the charge of two voter- e wurceorn wiica failed to curo him. 1 was day reading the dvertisoment of Kendall's Spavin Curo in th atoneo 6 ¢ “hicago Express. I doterwined it and got OUFcrusg sta ©ere to send for it, and they ordered three bottios; | ook all and [ thought 1 would give It & thorough It a-cording to directions and the the colt co.sed to be Iame end the lumpe have disappeared. 1 used bu' ono bottle and the colt’s limbn are as freo of luwps and as lmmth 8 8y horse in the stato Ho ls entire. ly omred. Tho curo wa so remarkable that I Eave lettwo of my neighbors have the remalp- 1og two bottles who are now u-msm Vory rospocttal . FOSTER Bond for flingtrated wisiep) iving positive proof. Pricoyl. Al Drugglsts have It or can get Itfor you. Dr. B, J. ulllhll & Ool, Pro- rietors, Euosburgh Falls, E?Li) BY AL DRUGGIS 'S .w-ly AND BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES IN ANY STAGE, Disappear before the perfect sltorative and tonic effect of the greatest of all Blood Puritiers, It so completely roots out all poison from the blood and braces the deb- ilitated system, that diseases of this nature disapperr like coatf before the wind, 8. 8, 5., cured me of Scalp Sores, Sores in Nostrils and Ears, siter everything known to the medical profession had failed, Three months bave )nwd sinte I 8.; there symptom of the ining; l #m permanently cured It stanus unrivaled for Blood Dis- eanes,”' Jxo, 8, Tacaanr, Balamanca, N, . stunds without a peer, The profession will have to acknowledge it & Bpositio for Blood Di-eases,” way, Monroe, Ga, ve weeks ogo 1 was aflicted with a very Nt typo nl Bloud Disease. 1 cowmeuced using 5 'S, tuking the first bottle f ll "0 ved that I booght tive more, o oy A T thew, that | am entirely cured, freviou-ly having been under medical advice for reveral months,” t G R Rick 0L ond, Va, s from the size of s Ao Mur, I was At last I covimer S lna short time I be in tlesh, all the sores healed,and und know that I was well, and credit be given of storation to health, 1 beve a do-e for over six months, and rores or blowish ws any e Atlanta, Ga, ved at ec taking the first Lottle in two wecks was able to come the waters were no benefit,” W. Rrin, Newport, Ark, re hat of a Lui i despair coppr-col Y mu-t the [ homse, find *0r seience has not wade known acom- biuation equal to S, 8. 8, for skin or blowd di T, l. Musnntm‘ s Macon, Ga., SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIBTB.