Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1882, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE----O\IAHA 'I' URSD \Y NOVI“MBhR 2 ET..:BRO‘WN&O’ WHOLESALE DRY GOODS NOTIONS, Boots and Shoes. OMAHA NEB. | J. A, WAKEFIELD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN e W TRAL BES 3ET 6. Lath, Shingles, Pickets, 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDE, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEM I AT, HTO. rSTATE AGENL FOR MILWAUKER ORMENT COMPANYY Near Union Pacific Davot. —_ e ) OMAFAN' HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF W ATLTTL P.A.PEB | WINDOW SHADE § ! 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. 118 FARNAM ST. OMAHA STEELE, ZJHNSON & C0., ‘ WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN J Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers’ Supplies. é A Full Liue of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBAGCO. Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POWDER (0. | DOUEBLE AND SINGLE ACTING * POWHR AND HAND Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, ;l:gmg. AIITO% OZ‘EEA:BLS%D !a\‘lzflrlj\"tmmafi PIPR, &TEA \ } i RALLADAY WilD-MILLS CHURCH'AHD SCHOCLJ3ELLS W Oor. Farnam and 10th Streets. Omaha, Neb. C. B . G—OODM.A.N ! WHOLISALE DEHALER TN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. 47 Anyono contemplating building store, bank, or any other fine wiill find 16 to thelr ad antage ta corres ond with'us before purchasing their Plate Glasa, | C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA ; W.B, MILLARD, MILLARD & PECK, . Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits | A - 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET, | CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED} ¢ Aponts for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour | OMAHA, NEB REFERENGES ¢ OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & 00, TOOTLE MAUL & CO. B, —DEALERS IN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar Prao = A E B &5 N AULTS, T, O O B 5 . 1020 Farnham Street, OMA.II.A.. - = = NEE. NEB. ¥ B, JOHNSON ' || Omaha St Laundr | vmaaa eam Laundry. i § The only Laundry In Nebraska that 1s supplied with complete machinary For Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or expross, 4 GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & €0, i 1207 Farnham Street BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF - -GARRIAGES BUGGIES < A NI PR ESSLW AGONS. o in all Brannhex & ‘f.‘.‘.“&.’i‘."."fl:‘““"“ F. C. MORG-AN, ,WHOLESALE GROCER, 12183 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neh. OCCIDENI"\L JUTTINGS. IDA-P;O Carpenters aro in great demand at Cavour, Considerable snow fell hetween Bismarck and Jamestown on the 15 h The med recently rariously obstructed the cars on Fargo's street railway. A man near Pla_kinton, Aurora county, Ihhe.l sixty ratt esnakes io one day recent. y. Huteliinson taral fair crop- acre. Twelve bundred applications to make final proof are pending in the Haron land « flice. Mr. and Mras Zabolis, of Mellette, Spink county, are the proud parents of twine, wei, biog seven pounds esch T'he formal openirg of the Nurth Paci- f'c railroad bridge at Mandan was spiro- priately cele brated on the 21st. Livus Palmer, who has baen on trial ot Pierre for the murder of James 1., H Ward last Thanksgiving day, has been nc- quitted, E. H. Wileon, of Eden, js buildiog residence near that town similar to the res. idence of the Hon. 8, J. Tilden, to cost county oats—an agriculs went nisoty bushels to the 4 Grand Forks has the following enter. vrises in tow: Machine shop, planing mill, | ae scap fa-torv and suraw board and builaing paper works, A Dakota woman. Mrs, E. 8. Toprer, of Lincoln osunty, secured the prize « ffer- ed by the Youth's Companion for the bea. original story. The new hotel at Pembina, the G hnn-e. is heated throuyhout with water” piprs. The apparatus cost $3,000 and one-half cord of wood will furnwsn fuel for twenty-four hours, COLORADO. George T, Darrow, formerly of Siiney, is running for alderman at Denver. A villainous system of giviog short weights by dealers in various commod.ie in wenver has been discovered, On the 25th a couple of B, & M. freight: collided at Hudson, one locomot ve being destroyel. A fireman and roadmaster w-re injured. The coroner’s jury in the death of L. G Pierce, who was brutal'y pounded sud illed at Denver on the 15th, fuuud Chas. Rivers and wife guilty Everything at the Ute agency i1 re) orted quiet, the Indians are well satistied and peaceable, but man f st no extraordin ry Aesire to farm, D uglas is still crazy, an Chlorow is still at yarinnce with others of bis tiibe. There i & man living near Steamboat Springs, Routt county, who rejiices i fest that are over reventeen iuches in length, and finds fuither yaide in the pos session of a sweetheart who cannot get her feot into his boots. They ewmigrated from Missouri. WYOMING. Another banking institution will soon be started in Lorawis, Mr Dougherty, living on the Litt'e Lar- amie, raised this year over 10,000 p unds of cabbages on three-fourths of an acre of ground. This mukes his crop worth $350 per acre, A welknown Green River character was found dead in a chair in a saloon at that plice, Wedne dry moruing. Hun name was “Caid” V.pandel. He had been on a sree for about threo months, Construction of the Union Pacific shops in Cbeyenne will be begun at ouce Under the law p ssed in cooncctiin with the ie. suance « f the honds the company is re- quired to complete these thaps before the tirst of January, and therefore the wirk will be ne -esarily pushed forward as rapid- 1y a8 possible. A Boomerang corespondent writing from Londer under date of the 16 h says: A, L. Bruc+'s sheep camp was robbed by In- ians, Bruce tried to have the Induwns arrested at Lan: er, but the justios refused to issne warrants Bruce got a posse wnd started after the Indi ns, four in number, when they opened fire on the white, Biuce and his party returned the fire, kiil- ivg & squ \w, n horse, and wounding one of the bucks. The lndisusare suppcsed to be from For: Bridger. A Cheyerne wife beater has come to grief. Early Thursday morniog Thomns Talbot, # we!l-known character and at one time u depnty shenfl, was shot by his wifo and mortul y wounded. Talbot, who was drunk, entered the house and violen'ly as. saulted his wife, an 1 it is asid, attempted to seizo a Colt’s 45 ¢ libre revolver lying (n @ table. His w.fe, however, grasped the weapon hefore he could seiz- it ard en. deavored to flae from the house, Ho over- took her at the duor, when she tuinid and fired, The wound was & mortal one. MONTANA, Iu the district court at Bu'te a defend- ant had to pay 8135 for brandiog a plain- s cow. John Chennick, of Miles City, has bet 500 that he can ride & single horse 100 wiler in 24 hours, The Cornith pump in the Moulton mine at Butie is capable of raising 600 gallons of water per minute, Tae Yellowstone park is now almost de. serted by tourists, Even in Hel's Hulf- Acre it grets too cold, at timer, tor comfort, —Iuter Mountain, Three Cres Indisns who were run: ing off horses were killed a couplo of weeks #g0 below the mouth of the Musclerhell, by buffalo huuters, The debt of the Teriitorial Fair assoc tion now amounts to ahous §8,000, The loss on the recent ¢xhibition w.s $100, which i+ sttibuted solely to the bad weather, which kept exuibitors aud visic tors away. The discovery of & marble vein, from twelve to tweaty feet in thickness and equal to Italian in quality, is reported to have been made near the head of Luke d'Oreille, wud that the locator goe §1 for his discovery. u 000 ARIZONA, It costs Arizona $4,000 a quarter to weintain her in-ane at Stockton, Titles to town lots in T mbstone are shaky, It appesrs that the only reecg nized title is a shotgun in the hands of & determined man, At Nogalse, on the 25th the ceremony of driving the golden ‘pike conne:ting the New Mexico and Ar zma railioud was oh. served. The spike was driven by Mrs, W, R. Morley snd C. C. Wheeler, general manager of the Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe railroad Judge F, M, Bmith and others aelivered addresser, NEVADA . Vrank Cowing, & convict in ¢ nty ) ail, was furnished corfederate recently, with which he hored all around the lock of the j il door, re. moving it entirely, He eacaped, and Las not yet been recaptured. A womsn named Jones was shot and se- riously injured at Bovine, by an officer of the law last week, The woman, it ap- pears, was traveling with s team and put up at’ Kelso's ranch, near Kelton, U, 1\, aud refuscd to pay the bill for her enter- tainwment, s were iwsued and the « [ ficer overtook her at Bovine, sud in au o tercation emptied two barrels of shot trowm # double-barrelod shutgun into her breast Winuewmucca, chief of the Piute pation was buried with great powp aniceremony. After tho funeral was over the squaws re turned to the camp a1 took his yourg bief married last summer aud who has Leen kept ® clore piisoner since his iliness, and led her snd her tiule child ‘outside the camp sud stoned the both to death. This Is in sccordance with the barbaric custom of the Piutes, During Winoemucca's illoess the urfortunate rquaw attempted to take her own life sev eral times, but & strict watch was kept overher. ~ Although the dreadful custom was fully known by the white peoplo in the neighborhood, no steps were taken to re-cne the unfortunate woman from her awiul death, WASHINGTON. Two large snow plows over eighty feet inlength are being tuilt at Sprague, for use in the mount.in passes on the North m Pac fic raiiroal. Gareld hoasta of the smallest wol in t)eterritory, one Amanda Welch, years old, thirty-two inches in heicht, weighs thirty -four pounds sud bas yet her fiest or buby teoth, There are sixty prisoners in the territc i 1 pris 0 at Seaton, only one of whom i« undervoine a life ven'ence. The terms of th remaining fifty-nine range from nine wonths to seventeen yoars, IDAKO, LA watr e mpany, with & eapital of £500 000, hs been f rmel at Bolve Ulh Th s keeper of the tollgate noar Galens n few (dava ngo abseon ‘e { with about 81,700, tho receipts of rix weeks, BRITISH COLUMBIA. A hurly black nexro and & white wo- m o from_Portland, Or., were recently m. reie | st Vancouver, A Br ti h Columbia lax collector named Dewer i mising. He went t1 & Chinese nining oamp on Cherry creek to collect tues and his horve came back back rider. loss. 1t in nupp wed that & Ohinese known M *‘Smiart Aleck,” who has fled, murdered m, Miners work'ng in a bank at Cassisr found mbout thirty Chinese coins strung on A wite +ix feet beluw the eurface. 'Ihe wiro ¢n ubled to pieces on exposure to the air. The coins are said by _the hinees to beove §00)yearsold, Tae question is now aek d: *‘Wers the Chinese the first wettlors of this contin nt?” MISCELLANEOUS. A nickel mine in Douglas county, Or., is being e eloped by & California company. Sixty-two nw achocl houres were buit {n tne,on during the year ended in March st Itis stited that a dog belonging to a Sh . ts wan was recent y taken out of an abaidoned winig shuft atter haviog been entomd for tifty-seven days without food or w.ter rencrted that the Indians at the a. (N, M) a ency are rtarving, the recent actim of Uongress in failing to b pristi a sutflcient sum to suhei t thewe Indiws waking it vecessary to reduce Trey now ve just «nvugh to last them four days in a week, Kidney Disease, Pain, Irritation, retention, Incon- tinence, Deposits, Gravel, ete., cured by ‘Buchupaib. POLILE RECORD Synopais of Crime for the Month of October. The following table will show. the total number cof arrests made by the police last month, and the nature of the offenses committed: Tntoxication. ... D nturhvee of the peace. ... . Assnult and battery Assnult with intent to commit murder. Peotit lnrceny . . Grand larceny. Burglary. ........... Selling mortgaged property. Em'ezaloment........... Obtainiwy moriy wnd goods under false pretenses. . 55 .0 wrrying concoaled weapons, 1 ‘ruelty to animal . 3 Viulation of vehicle ordinance, 1 Discharging firearms %1 1 Obatru tivg an officer. 4 Vagrauts and suspi.ious character .10 Keepiug open saloon on Sunday.... ... 3 S Liing liquor to & mivor. o Prostitution...... . 67 G.m ling i 18 Masqusrsding in aje stilie i Visible Improvemont. Mr. Noash Bates, Elmira, N, Y., writes “Abut four years ago I had an attak of biious fever, and never fully recovered. My dig: ntive orgavs weie weakened and 1 would be ¢ mpletely prostrated for diys. Af cr uning two bottles of your Burdock Bio d Buters the improvement was so vis i lothat T was astonivhed. I can now, thoug 61 years of age, do o fair and res: sonacle duy's work.” Price $1,00. CHAFF, Which the Wind Blew Upon the Re- porter’s Note-Book. Auy roeview that neglects to co m went on the balmy autumn weather and the mellow sky that dwell with us this season would be incomplete and faulty. It is levely beyond com- pure; too utterly utter, as Oscar Wilde would say. Now that the last exciting days of a bitter political can- vaks draw near an end, this mild temperature and oalm breezo might serve as a hearty invitation to outdoor orations and mass meetings, Politics absorb the prosent time to the exolu- sion of mast every other toplc, save love making, which, like a motion to adjourn, is always tn order, Wher- over oue turns, night or day, fair or fou), he is sure to step a politician on the toe, But at this period the polit- ical gontry isapt to be in a most amiable mood, and to treat you to a wwile, where otherwiee they would be likely to growl and to swear. DBut tucsday will put an end to this for- beariug, Christian spirit, This is one of the cwilizing cffects of politics which even Susan B, Anthouy caonot deny. A new comer to Omaha must be im- pressed with our inherent tendoney to moving, which is everywhere manifest, KEverybody eecms to be constantly on tho wing, The Italian peanut vender or the prosperous business man chango their base of operation us often a8 it svits their convenience, Scores of hiouses, from the bay win- dowed remdecs down to the dilapis dated shauty are perpetual'y on the wove, 0. going to b ¢ “night one cannot toll whether Le would find his neighbor still next door to him when he urises next morning, This epirit 18 due, of course, to the rapid growth of our city, which ghift from a temporary state 1o a substantial existence, Peopls will scarcely belicve it, but it 1s nevertheless true, that religion is native to & warvellous degree to us, next to the sery ce of tenement blocks which speculative landlords raise to the greater glory of their pockets, the wwber of churches going goiug up here is truly encuraging. No mode of worship, no creed is owmitied, and wll 8o to be active and alive. Per- bhaps we are nearer the millenium than we think, As Tur Bee pr dicted long siuce, the trausfer of Gon- H)ward to the D partment of the Piatte, secured to the Y. M, C. A, & strong accesion to ita rauks, and to so ciety & great favorite in the persou of youog Guoy, who 1s his father's aid-de- oamp. Lt the stir and buss prevalling in uhflnn‘n' clubs and accieties is an ation of futuro events, a lively time may be confidently upnm-d this w\nhvr At present politics monopo- za the stage, but when the rumpus is over, as it soou will be, and the pol ticians subside then sosioty news will be more apropos. November also promises to usher in A rare theatre season which will b all the more appreciated as the h: lidays w closer and merry making be- comes the issue of the hour, Hop Bitters Are ihe Purest and Beat Bitters Ever Mado. They are compound from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandel ion—the oldest, best, and most vala- ablo medicine in the world and con- taln all the best and most ocurati properties of all other remodien, being the greatest Blood Parifier, Liver Regulator and Life and Health Re storing Agent on earth, No disense or il health can possibly long exist where these Bitters are used, so var- ied and perfeot are their operations, T lu-y‘;(lvn now life and vigor to the aged and infirm. To all whose em- ployment cause irregularity of the owola or urinary organs, or who re- quire an Apetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulent; rlnp Bitters are invalua. blo being highly curative, tonio and stimulating, without intoxicating, No matter what your feelings symptoms are, what the disease or ail ment is, use Hop Bitters. Don’t wa until you are nicfi but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at ouce. It may save your life. Hun- dreds have been saved by so doing. Five hundred dollars will be paid for a caso they will not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters, Romember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged nostrum, but the Purest nnd Best Medicine ever made; the “In. valid's Friend and Hope,” and no family or person should be without them, Try the Bittora to-day. IMEORTED BULBS ‘oz Talips, Croou: Andall other for Fall Plant ng mont ever - how Largo ¢ amsort. INlustrated Catal g in Chicao- Hiram bxbiey & Co,, . nend for it. SEEDMEN, 200-200 Randolph 8t., - - - - Chieago, 1l AT RIS T2 EUROPEAN HOTEL, The most centrall« located hotol n the clty, Roomus 75¢. 81,00, ¥1,80 and_ 32,00 por day, First Ulass Rostaurant cotuocted with the hotel, «HURST. Prop. Corner Fourth and Locust Streets. BYT. LOUIS IO, $500 REWARD. Tho abovo reward will ho paid to any porson who will produce u Paint that will equal the Pennsylvania Patent Rubber Paint, for presurving Shingles, Tin and Gravel Roofs. Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. All ordors promptly attendod Choapor and bot: tor than any other paint now in use, STEWART & STEPI 8N, 8olo Provrictors, Omaha House, Umaha, Neb, REFERMNCES. r & Pusey, Dr.Rico, Dr. Pinney, — cil B uffs, Iowa. B office, Omaha Noo. M. HORWICH & CO., DEALER IN Paper Stock, Woo'en Rags, Iron AND METALS, Highest Prices Paid. ~!Iupment.« from the country solioited, MAHA IR un])tly mad e. ESTABLISHED 1868, Fuller* SIDE BPRING ATTACHMENT—NOT PATENT ED, A. J. SIMPSON LEADING CARRIAGE FACTORY 1409 and 1411 Dodye Stroot, _nug 7-mo 6m OMABA, NKB. 'MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY {stian Family fichool for Boya. Colloge, &tentific Brhool o Cupt, BD, N, KIRK T Morrgar Propare Business. Hon LCOTT, >rincipal, alogtio. to ark, Cook mn o Nervous Sutierers THE GHEAT CUROPEAM REMEDY, J, B, Bimpson's Epecific Pl Sokad (@ & AFa) & poartts or, trom Womory, Falup ix the Back or dide g at load to |Cousumption [asacity an sont 1766 10 all. W'k for Wnota wod g Weulare, Price, Bpoctfic, ¥1.00 poy packags, oF £4x peck ngou for 83,00, Ad irens all ordors to ¥, SIMZON MEDICINE 0G Now, 104 an 100 Main Bt. Buflalo, N. Y. Bold in Omshe 5 . ¥, Gooduan, 4. W. Bell cod sll druggistessary whore Bold oy dra; ate, Besd ' Cirouler | wor Brrrems e 0o, Sechoaior B ¥ & Torcake. Osk yonsuffo ¢ from Dyspopsia, use BURDOCA ‘LOOD BITTERS. 1t you aro afflicted with Biliousnoss, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS It you are prostrated with slck Headacho, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, rogulate thom with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t wour Blood s mpure, puriy 1t with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you ha 7o Indigestion, you whl tind an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. It you are troubled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate thém with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t your Liverls torpld, restore 1t to healthy action with BURDOOK BLOOD BITTERS It your Liver is affocted, you will find a sure re. storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any apecies of Humor or Pimplo, fall nob to take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any symptoma of Ulcers or Scrofulous Boros, & curative remody will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS For imparting strength and vitality to tho s tom, nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, For Norvousand Genoral Debility, tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, Price, $1.00 per Bottle; Trla Bottles 10 Ots FOSTRR, MILBURN, & l}o., Props, BUFFALO, N. Y. Bold at wholesalo by lsh & McMahon and O, F. @oodn 10 27 o0d-mo The Great Lnglish Kemedy < Novor fafls te cute Nervous Debllity, Vi tal Exhaustion, Emis- P o0, Sominal Woak- Pa|oesses, LOST MAN AIHOOD, ‘and all the ovil offocta of "youth- Bajful follies and ‘exces: s, I #tops porma. nently all weakoning, involuntary losacs and [draing upon the sys- tom, the Inevitable ro- sult'of these ovil prace tices, which ro so doatruetive to mind and body and make 1ifo miserable, often loading to {nsani~ ty aud death, It strongthens the Norves, birain, to. Digoative And Ropro vigor and vitality onjoyable. Price, uantity §10. Bont by ation, to any address, 1, son, oxcopt Lottors rs Ming lifo cheorful ar Vottle, oF four times tho ant fnclose stamp. ""Dr, Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro the best and cheapest dyspepsia and billious cure In the market, Sold by all druggiste, Price 00 conta, D Minrie's Kjpxay Ruxmor, NRPRTIOOM, Cureasll kind of Kidney and bladdor con gouorrhos, glost and lencorrhes, For salo i duugglsta:' §1 8 bottl ENULISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive 8t., 85, Louis, Mo, oo Omaha by . ¥. GOODMAN For 8 Jangb-1v 20M COL. L. T. FOSTER. | Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1850 o.—1 had , very valus Iprigad vory bighly cn ono joint and & he had & large bone spay aall ono on the other which made bim very aine; [ bad him under the charge of two veter inary surgeons which failed to cure bim. 1 wae ono dey reading the - dvertisoment of Kendall's spavin Cure 1 the Chicago Express, I dotormined totey 1t aud gob our cruggists bore to sond for it, ard they ardered three hotties; & took | al wod 1 thoueht T would give it & thoiough | tulal, I nsed 1t a-cording to directions and d 3 i the have lettwo of my neighbors b ing two bostlus who are now w Very r Bend tor illustrated clrcular giviag positive prool, Price$l. All Druggists hnvu It or car yob It 'i:\‘m Dr. ll.Jy dall Pro- E‘ku ngh Falls, OLD BY ‘ALL DRUGGISTS | dew-ly | do.by but that it witl In the old Favorite and PRINOIEF ALLINE —FOR— CHICAGO, PEOR | ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East and@outh-East. THE LINE COMPRISES Noarly 4,000 miles. Solld Smooth Steel Trac] 1! connections are made in UNION DEPOTS has_a National Reputation as being the reat Through Oar Line, and is nnlvnw onceded to ba the FINEST EQUIPPED g road In the world for all classon of trayel. Try it and you will find trayeling e lnxury Instoad of a discomfort. Through Tickets via rhis Celebrated Line for salo ab.all offices In the West. Al tiformation about Raton o Fare, Dlow“)lul Car Acocmuiodations, Time Tables, &c., mmmlly Klyenb by applyining o “d Vice-Vroitt & Gon. Managor, Chioago, P:nown_ LOWELL, Gen, Passenger Agt. Uhlcago, W. J, DAVENPORT, ‘Gen. Agont, Connell Blufts, i . hUm.L. Ticket Ag). omahp mnso-ed 1y GRAY'S DPEGIFIO MEDICINE TRADE MARK . The Great ¥R § DX MARK Euglisron . An lnl Il\u cure for Sominal Wonkness, Bpormator- rhea, Im) ency, and all Discdacatint . follow IEMI[TAKIII,.«.usnu nl"f!l TAKING, o Loso of Momory, Univorsal Lol o, Pabn in the.Bacl, Diswiss of Vision, Pre matire O1d Age, and many other Disossos that load to [nsanity ‘or Consuraption and » Prema- turo Grave, 44 Full particulars tn our pamphbiet, which wo_dosiro to wend free tv mall o overy one, £ Tho Spocttc Medicino (3 old by all drigeiste at 1 per package, or 6 packeges for §6, or be ment freo by mall on receipb of the mone; hy addrensing HEGWAY 4KDICINE 0O Buffalo, . orhnw CATARRH AND E(ZEMA No argument is necessary o ehow that these lisoasen aro of @ blood origin; 8., § 8 , therefcre, boing composed of th m st powerful vegelable slteratives, destroys the di ea e, 10 tand brauch , by putiing thy blood i a pure, healihy state. 8.8 8, for Catarrh i1 u sure cure; aftor all othor treatu outs had faited ©. C, Buksy, Greencastle, id sured me Robinson, member North Georgia ve taken 8. . 8. fcr 4 cloar ea e ne; eruption bus dizappeared and I am » bouetl ; think th eo bo i1 complotely we KR, BROWN, Bpatauburg, 5. J.W. Cottrell, 8 ais, Mo : “I rogard 8, 8, 8. 48 moar wonde ramedy, aud have 0o are my Catareh,” “8, 5 8. hs cured me of & troub'esome Oa- hl’lh hich his vathled t1 @ tro alunnl of sl the est phyeiciaus Noithand vouth McuuIDE, Atlaots, Ga. Hor Srkinos, Ark., July 17, 1862, 1 hiavo had what wy physlolans torived Koz ma for over elght years.” Cawe five yoars ago to this place to Ive i or ferthat I might be cured. Du- ¥ing tha! tiwel evvrge ica Iy appl od u | the heal- {og Artof thiephysicia' s hero (b th intercal and external) in conncetion with tke colobr ted Ther- wal hot baths, and in addition have taken more than & hus dre'd bottles of variousu edicines with out the desired 10sult Up to throe months ( go I hiad almost b 1L ved my cass incursble, sud began taking Switt's Specifle (5. 8 8.) with all tho skopticlm posiblo, The cruption wis at flzet worse, higos of im provement, and aitor th ths' use of 8.8, 5. 1 s woud wud woll, Bot @ slgn of cruption, uly skin smooth and cléar, aud wy genoral Bealih #good as it ever w- 1 there ars any doabting ons, lct them write wme here yot there were som tD. N. PraT, From the Great Drui House of the Northwest hesltate to say that for » yes Specifie” (3 8 od parifiors comibined aud wich veutleman who 1 bot'los says that it aas done ian troatment which cost him £ who bas used it for scrofulous perinAneut cure frow its cute. ars truly, VANSAACK, S1exRNs0x & Co. Sold by all Prugeists. * BLACK-DAAUGHT " cures dy 3 ahe wton and Leartbyam 0 reprL