Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 30, 1882, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE-THURSDAY, NOVEMBEN 30 7 DOUNCOIL BLUEE H. H. SHAMAIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS. CCUNOIL BLUFFS, ?OWL TITLE ABSTBAGT OFFICE Lands and Lots Bought and 8old. NEY T LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC —AND CONVEYANCERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - IOWA, JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST S8UITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Possible Prices. NO. 316 UPPER BROADWAY. b uire orimplng, at Mre, J. J. Good's Hale Store, at prices never betere fouched b ny othec Wi dealer. Alo. & full 1nG 6t hwitohos, etn. st urebly reduced pricos. Al pold, sliver o colored nota, Waves nisdo trom ladiee’ ows hatr, Do nok fal to all before purchnaing eloowhere. All goods warranbed aa representod. 19 Malnsivons, A 00D, TAYLOR BROS. G- ROCHRS 1005 MAIN STREET', COUNCIL BLUFFS. LINIDFEIER axo EIEIL. Wholesale Dealers in Liquors and Wines. No. 18 Main Bt., ©Oouncil Bluffs, Ia. Branch Houge: Linder, Kiel & Jensen, Sioux Falls, D. T. BEILIL & EAILIL, Wholesale Dealers in IOWA, NEBRASKA, AND MISSOURIL, FRUITS, Also iEA—"qYVgangRIEs. } No. 102 Broadway, Dealer in Council Bluffs 215, 217 and 219 Main 8treet, GROCERIES Of All Kinds. New Giods. New Prices and quare Dealing. Call and Examine Our 8tock. |m. E. J. HARDING M. D., BATHING HUUSE”MedicaI Electrician At Bryant’s 8pring, SN0 Oor. Broadway and Union 8ts.| GYGNECOQLOGIST. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plain, Medicated, Vapor, Electric, Piunge, Douch, ‘Shower, Hot and 'Cold Baths. Com. petent’ male and fomele nurses and attendants always on hand, and tfic best of care and .&iten- dlon given patrons. Special attention given to bashing nifiren. " Inyestigation aud patrooage wollcited. DR. A. H. 8rupLey & Co., 10¢ Upper Broadway. Dr. Studley: Trvatuusu} ot /chrouls’ Glksasss made a spoclalty. DR. A. P. HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEGN. Office, No. 14 Poarl Street. Houas, 9 . m. to 2, a0d2 p,m,, t0 6 p, m. Resfdence, 120 J. G. TIPTON, Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with Attflmfly&uflms&uflf. Dbl Office over First Natloal Bank, Council Bluffs STARR & BUNCH, Lowa, " Will practice in tho stato and fodoral HOUSE, SIGN,| INO.JAYFRAINEY, AND Justice of the Peace, ORNAMENTAL PAINTINC, 814 BROADWAY, PAPER HANGING, Council Bluffs, - - KALSOMTNING AED GRAINING,| - b+ MAYES, 4o BPEBEOIAX. XX .- S8hop—Corner Broadway and Scott 8t | Lnalns alnd Raall Esta:fle. s E M MUN | Propristor of abstracts of Pottawattamio . B " y county. Office corner of Brosdway &nd Maln streets, Councll Bluffs lowa. AR O EL X T E O W HUGHES & T@WSLEE, DEALERS IN OOUNOIL BLUF®S, - - - I A e —_— " | Qonfectionery, Fruits,Nuts REAL ESTATE,' Cigars and Tobaaco, Fresh W. 0. James, n connastion with bis 1aw sua | OFSY€TS and Ice Cream in sollection businessbuyw sad sclls real ostate. Season. Persons wishing to buy or sell lty,property call 12 MAIN 8T., 1 his offico, over Bushneif's book -siore, Pearl Oouneil Blutfs. ““goww s, asoorr, | STEAM LAUNDRY. %23 W. Broadway. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. LARSON ¢ ANBERSON, Propnetors, ¢iBBroadway, Council Biuffs. “ This laundey has Just been opened for busl.| ness, auid wesire now prapaced to boe gl MAIN STREET work o al kis s and fua usiaskon, 3| LIVERY, FEED R e cufts, fine nl:I:\l, otc. Wo want overybudy $0 —AND-— W, . M, BESNY, SALE STABLE, VFFIUER & PUSEE, LARCON & ANDERAON. All Shippere and Travelers will n | [}Umfl Blufi‘S Ia‘ y ' 1866 good accommodation and ressuosbl Established, - - charges, SOUTH BTREET. | oenies 1o Tonier tndh Do sxsbanen ané_homo securities. ) OPPOSITE O&YSTAL MILL, |“- Council Bluffs, - - JIowa. Graduate of Electropathic Institution, Phils- delphis, ¥enna. Offiop Our. Broadway & Glenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUTFS, IOWA. The treatment of all diseases and jatal dit- ficulties peculiar 0 ferales a by Towa, Office over eavingo benk THOS, OFPICER, 1D, EDMUNDON, K. L. SHUZART, A, W. STREGT, Prosident. Vice-Pres't. Cashier. HOLLAND & MILLER, ;3|'TIZENS BANK Proprietors, Of Council Bluffs, = aalt o = Organlzed under the lswe of the State of Iows JACOB S‘MS, Pald up capital, .. uzgtam:; Attorney and Counsollor at Law. Interest pald on thns t its. Dratts lssued on the principal citics United Btates and Europe. Speclal attention given to collections COUNOIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC. Des Moines ac GTON AND QUINCY, Arrlve. Neb & Kas Ex. CHICABO AND NORTIWRSTRRN. Arrive 815 p m | Pacific Ex}... 0:15am 920 4 m | Maicand Ex 603 pm Sat.)..5:50 p m | Accom, (Mon.).1:45 p m KANSAS CITY, 8T, JOR AND COUNCIL RLUFPS, Depart. Arriy LEx....0:55 & m | Express 650 pm 910 pm | Mall and Ex.. 645 p m UNION PACIFIO, Overland EX.11:30 a. m. Lincoln K: . m, Denver m, Local Ex. . m. Emigrant m WABASIH, 8F. LOUIS AND FACIFIO, Depart. Arrive. Mail and Ex.. 9:45 A m | Mall and Ex.. 4: Cannon Ball.. 4:50 p m | Cannon Baii BIOU CITY AND PACUPIC. Arrive Frm Sloux C'y.6:50 p m Frin Fort Niobrara, Neb., From §t. Pav Atlantic ¥ CUICAG AUKKE AND KT. PAUL. Leaves ( Arrives at Or Mail an m | Pacific Ex, Atlantic Ex.J Mail and Ex! “Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays. {Except Mondays. | Daily. Council Biufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Blufts, Loave Omaha. 8amOam 10am|8amdam 10am, 1am,1m,2'pm,3p|1lam ipm, 2pm,3p m,4pm,5pm,6pm. [m 4pm,5pm,6pm. Street cars run halt hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at 9 o'clock a. m., and run rogu ariy during the day at o, 11, 5 and 6 o'clock, and run to city time, ) AjWinter View Along the Denver & Ri1o Gra.de 1n Usah. Correapondence Salt Lake Tribune. I was lucky enough to get an invita. tion lnst week to be purt and parcel of a party of officials of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad to make a flying trip over their road in Utah, us far as completed, We left Lake at 7 a. m. After stopping at the different sta. tious we arrived, at & o'clock p. m., at the end of track-camp Farnham, The road from this side is all graded; only about ten tents, thirty laborers and a number of horses constitute, under Forewan Carter, the nucleus from where ties and timber and de- livered over the road and bridges kept - | in repair. Water seems to be easily acquired at little depth here. The railroad company dug & fine well and got at twenty-two feet a strike of three and one-half inch wator It was quite interesting to me to study the nomad life of railroad laborers. Their tents were clean and orderly, their appearance rugged and healthy, and their appetites—oh, bless me! I met them at supper table, and saw the good, substantial grab disapperr like snow before the sun, This sight made me envious, and wou'd make swoon any restaurant- keeper at sight. It may be here cited that the D. & R. G. fuiks never employed in the con- struction of any of their roads and Ohinese iaborers. Tributary to this .part of the road is Huatington and Cottonwood, two farming towns tweuty miles south, also Emma Park, the winter quarters for sheepmen, fifteen miles northeast of the mouth of Price River cunyon, where here are now over 30,000 sheep corralled and herded until spring. The Emma Park road starts in at Spanish Fork canyon, over Soldiers’ Hill to the government springs in Castle yalley. This is the old road taken by Sidney Johnston's army in early days on their return from Camp Floyd and Southern Utah. Price, the new town laid out at “‘Daad Herse Crossing,” will be set tled with forty families by the Mor- mons next spring. About twenty-five farms are now cultivated between this place and Fish Creek, all ralsing fine potatoes and good grain. The soil everywhere from Spanish Fork along the Castle Valley is a very fertils, sandy loam, able to grow, with the necessary irrigation, any kind of crop. ‘Water with a very high fall is here in abundance to bring Price and Castle valleys under prosperous cultivation, the Price and White rivers and Fish creek rippling and foaming at this season as if nature was in the midstef spring time, Off Fish creek there are seversl saw mills, The Orandall mill, one mile from Castle Gates, in the canyon, saws about 6,000 feet per day for the Denver & Rio Grande con- straction company. Large numbers of piles are taken out for the use of the company. Some parties here claim that in the surrouncing mountains a superior article of marl is found in large quan- tities. This earthly substancs of do- composed lime, clay and silicions sand is used in New Jersey and elsewhere s @ fertilizer, and may yet bacome a commercial article in Utah, Onjthe south side of Castle Valley is the Wasatch range, where it was reportea last summer that someim- portant discoveries of copper and sil- ver deposits wero made by prospect- ors, The same reports sbout gold discoveries are floating around from the mountains southwest, where the Denver. & Rio Girande railroad crosses Green river, PLEASANT VALLEY JUNCTION, sad vorrespondence with prompt rotussa, Authorized capital COUNOIL LLUFFS, IOWA, DIRKCTORS, Ofce~Droadway, between Meln snd Pea |J. D.Edmundson, E.L.Shugart, J. T.Eert, treets, Wil practice lo Stete end Fede | WaW. Wallace, J. W, R%lw. L A, Millsr wits &, W, Btroet, o formerly Fish Croek, is as lively as a oricket for a town three months old, L'here are already twelve houses, in- oluding stores, hotels, postoflice and saloons, The coal trains running now from Clear Creek will connect within & few days over the new line with this place. Near this place is the Wasateh Range, ten to twelve miles distant; the first discoweries ware made of minersl wax, oil shule and oil rock, The wux s found in veine of one-quarter to ten inches, but in tuo small quantites to wake it an impartant commercial arti- cle, The shale, however, shows in a regular ledge aud lays like coral in a sandstone formation, Both these substances are bordering on the goal and having the same strata between sandstone, Tarand ashphal- tum are also found there, cozing out of the mountain through the acticn of the sun. We stopped over might at Fish Oreek, aud were well iceated by the hotel-keeper, E. Covington, whomade - | other handiwork of the Deny us a supper ‘‘a la Dolmonico,” with some nice music for desert. The thermometer jumped below zero, Yes so far below that I was too frozen to discover in the morning 1's arctic freak—bat I felt it, This new town will undoubtedly be. come & lively place, as it has some re. sources, and it is a distributing point for the Plessant Valley Coal mines, The ¢:nl mines of Pleasant Valley, al- titude 7,851 feet, owned by the Den- ver & Rlo Grande railroad, but worked and lessed by D. Williame, with a branch office in Salt Lake, appears to me to be a solid mountain of coal, The tunnels show the full width of vein without slate, shaloor spar, They now work uvent{ five men, and pro. duoe 200 tons daily from two tunnels, They (are driving another tunnel to meet the main body under the vault The branch railroad now climbing frem Ciear Oreok to the mines is an. r and Like a ship against the Rio Grande. - [ wind, it tacks againat one of Natures "| pyramida until it resches the top of the mountain at a rate of 200 feet per mile. SORNIC UTAR, Washington Irving wrote: “Never need an American look beyond his own country for the sublime and beautiful of natural scencry.” Hay. ing circled the globe, I humbly yield to this groat mind by observation, and say further that Utonians need not leave their territory for seeing the grandeur of God’s creation. How many of our people ever visited the Price and Castle Valley canyons? I wager not one dozen. They all go ocast, to the Yosemite and other pie- turesque places, when the “‘Eureka” is at their own door. Here you will see the wonders of mountain scenery; the romance and statcliness of lofty and precipitcus bluffs and cliffs; the glacier-hewn ob- olisks of nature; the fertile patohes of pines, firs and bushes; the ever snow- capped heads; the sweet murmuring streams—all silently waiting for your admiring®eye —dormant and in soli- tude since nature, in its riotuos whim, created their peculiar charac- ter thousands of years ago. We in Utah seem to be blessed with all that nature has put in store for manhood. This scenery is equal .to * | Switzerland or the canyons ot Colo- rado. It is even wilder to the tour- ista’ oye, vegotation is more copious, undulation is more easy, change of tcenery loss sudden; in silent nature is grand here, surrounded with abun- dant animal life and' human industry. Did Popo visit our territory when he wrote “Look throogh nature to Na- ture’s God,"” or did Milton think of the Castle Gate when he wrote ‘‘Heightened with majestic grace?’ The sight of Castle Gate is the per- sonification of the words sublime and imposing. In the heart of all this wild and rugged grandeur stands the ‘‘Castle Gate,” 450 feet high, as mighty and as pompous as if it commands to all the privilege of entering its gates. It is an imposing view, and only one of the numerous repiesented on the line of the railroad in Utsh. The form tion of these rocks are most peculia some of them look like fortifiul(innu,‘ { with oater walls, squarely cut down arapets, donjous and ramparts. thera show the peculiar formations ot sandstone, terra cotta, etc., in strata; others, again, are as if they are chiseled to represent fuces and other models. Large plateaus, affording s fine view over the surrounding and wiliest country on the American continent, wre everywhere, Here s all combined to make this eastern part of Utah the summer resort of our people, and of western and eastern tourists. GAME, The country abounds with game of every kind. Ducks and geese I saw flying by thousands within easy rifle reach ot the cars; rabbits are throw- ing np their hind legs in all directions, deer is abundant in the mountains, and bears and coyotes ad libitam, Here is the sportsman’s paradise with- in a radius of thirty miles. The White river and Fish creek are swarming with speckled trout, this locality being the great fishing grounds of the Utes now on the new reservation between Thistle and Spanish Fork, The track at the Colorado side is laid within twenty-five miles from the Utah line, one mile per day track-lay- ing being the average. Near the surmit several springs, strongly preg- nated with sulphur and iron, are near the line of railroad, open for location to some enterprising sanitarian to erect a summer resort, The Resurrection of Lazarus ‘Was a miraculous operation, No one thinks of raising the dead these times, though some desperately clcse to death’s door have heen completely restored by Buenock BLoon BItTERS to genuine and lasting health, A Liberal Reduction Wall §troot Reporter. Some months after the close of the war a stranger appeared in Virginia with & $1,000 rauroad bond that he desired to sell to a Richmond banker, ““This bond must have been stolen dariny the war,” remarked the ban- ker, ““Yop, it was,” “The cailroad it was issued to aid has never been built,” AR ‘‘And the town it represents was completely destroyed by the federals?”’ "glul, 80" “‘Under these circamstances what value do youfiplace upon the bonds?" ““Well, considering all these circum. stances," replied the bondholder, after thinking it over, “I am willing to make & liberal reduction, I'll knock off $200 from the face value and figure the thirty yeors'interest at only §150, I'm from tze nor-h, and I don't feel {lk: drobbing you after you've been icked,"” How Much Will Do It. How wuch of Thowas' Eclectric Oil ix required to cure! Only a very little, A tew drops will cure any kind " of an ache; and but a trifle more is needed for sprains and lumenesses, Rheumatism is not so eadily affected; an ounce and sometimes two ounces are required, No medicine, however, is 8o sure to cure with the same number uf applications At Brighem Young's Grave. Larawic Boomersny They say that Brigham Young's grave is looking as bare and desolute asa boulevard now. At first, while her grief was freeh, his widow used to march out there five abreast, and just naturally deluge the grave with scald ing tears, sud at that time the green grass grow luxuriously, and the pig- weed waved in the soft summer air, THE OTTAWA CYLINDER CORN SHELLER, g"n._vh"r IMPLEMENT CO., GENERAL '“':,,,, INTS, COUNG tions, the humidity of the atmosphere disappeared, and griet's grand irriga- tlon failed to give down. We should learn from this that the man who flatters himself in marrying & whole precinot during life he is piling up for the fature a large invotce of ungov: ernable woe is liable to get left. The prophet’s tomb looks to-day like a de- serted huffalo wallow, while his widow has dried her tears and is trying to mako a mash on the Utah commis sion, — Voluntary Tribtte of Geatitute fo benefits received: DrAR Bin,—Please allow me the privelege of glving my testimony regarding the wondorful curative proporties of your invaluabe medicine, Hunt's Remedy Durng the past six or seven yoars Lhave been & groat sufferot from kidney disens and during & groat part of the time my sufferitgs have been 80 ntonse as to be Indiscrib able. Only thote who have suffered by thie dread disense known of the awful backache, and paine of all kinds, accompaniod by grat waak. nessand nervous protration, loss of force and ambition which invariabls attend it, 1had all theso tronbles intensiffed, +nd, was in such a bad condition that T could not get up of my chair ex. capt by putting my handi on my knoes, and al- mast rolling out befora I sould straighten up | Blinds, Boxes, GEORGE F. CRAWFORD WIEEOLES A X.E BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS. No. 619 South Main Strest. COUNCIL BLUEFS, 10WA. I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct No Commission. GOUNGIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO, Mouldings, Scroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turis-. ing, Re-Sawing; Plnnigf and Matching, Sash, Doors. Eto anufacturers and Dealers in 1 trled tho best doctors, and many kinds of med. | IMmproved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. fcine, but all tailed to help me, and 1 exporl. mented wo long endeavoring t> gt cured that Inst spric g I was invery poor shape, and in sei= " triend to the remarkable cares of kidney disoas- o8, &, wheh were bring accomplished by Hunt's Remedy, I wasinduced to try it, and began to take it, and very evoh “llmbel up”an it were; my savero backache, and the intense pains I hiad suffered ¢o long spoedily dlsappcated, notwith. standing 1 had been bothered with his com. plained so many years. When Itegan to take |Hunt's Remedy Iwaa considerable run dswn fn my general health, and suffererod also from loss of appetite, Ever sioce Ihave been taking the Remedy, however, my improvement has been most marked; my formcr complainte, aches, paius, &e. have disapposred and I now fo 1 likemy former se't hale, hearty nd sound in healt, 1 ehall always koop Tunt's Remedy with me, and would mo:t earnestly rec- ommend a 1 those who are sufferers from kidney or liver diseascs, or dieoases of tho bladderoru - inary organs £ use Huot's Remedy, and take no other. Yours very tiuly HENRY H. SHELDON. No. 280 Westminister 5t. Providence “In the lexlcon of here ls nosuch word s Fall." That “lexion” is now found in the laboratory of Huxt's Reurov. It knows no h word as—Fail, SHORT LINE ~—OF THE— OCHICAGO, Milwaukee & St. Paul RAILWAY Is now running its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS from (MAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Pullman’s Magnificent Sleepers Finest Dining Cars in the World. IF YOU ARE COING EAST 0 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, Or to any point beyond; or IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH 0 ST. PAUL OR MINNEAFOLIS, Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Hilwaukee& 8t PaulR'y. Ticket office located at corner Farnam and Fourteenth strects and at U. P, Depotand at Millard Hotel, Omaha, #arSee Time Table in another column K. A. NASH, G. 1, FOOTE, Ticket 3 A V. I ( ass. Agont HEAT YOUR HOUSES iy i iEvEaa MOST POWERFUL! [Wrought or Cast Iron.] 1pooss 20 rwep 204] FURNACES IN THE WORLD, MADE BY RICHARDSON,BOYNTON & CO feunty, health. and Wuppiness for lud/¢ but as she learned to control her emo- 1 “WINE OF CAT LI J, J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. Machinery will be run exclusively for custom work on Thursday snd ¥riday o each weok. Orders sulicited and satisfaction guaranteed, (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN LACKAWARNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND{=ALL IOWA ~ GOALS! CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Btreet, Yards Oor. Highth Streer anc Hleventh Avenue, Council Bluffs, PETER THOLL. HERMAN KRACHT, THOLL & KRACHT GROCERIES 'AND PROVISIONS. - Oor. Main Street and 7th Avenue. Fine Grocerlos, Teas, Elc., & Spec'alty. Highest prices pald for country produce, New oullding, new goods, low prices, We will not bo undersold, Call aud examine our stock. " MRS, D, A BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EHATR GO O DS, 837 Broadwav, Council Bluffs, Iowa. ST. LOUIS HOUSE. Saloon and Restaurant, ADOLPH DOERFLINGER, Prov Oheice Wines and Cigars, Oysters w F y 209 pr:u- quadwnz. el floggo@@ lowa DUQUETLE, GUIBERT & CO., snccossors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholgsals Frurters and Confetioaors 16 ard 18 Pearl-st.. Couneil Biuffs Ia D. M. CONNELL. Funeral Director and Undertaker. No, 17, North Main Street, - . QCouncil! Bluffs Oalls promptly answored at all hours, night or day, New b direct trom the lu-llmyy aro run 1o conneotion therawith, > e 04 Lendon carrlages - UNION BAKERY, 617 SOUT MAIN STREET. 1HE BEST BREAD I} THHE OITY. None but first-ol employed. Bread, Oake, Ples &c., delivered to any pnt“ of ,:hc :l.:yénofi Wagons run all day, . Atas . 8, —— oton Proprietor, ———— DR. WHITTIER. DOCTOR STEINHART'S ESSENGE OF LIFE. Foik OLb AND YOUNG, MALE AND FEMALR, 1t in & sure, prompt wod effoctual remods for In- | 617 8t Charles 8t. ST. LOUIS Mo digostion, ‘l_\nlu-]l-ht, Intermittent Fevers, Want of Atp«'h- Norvous Debility inall its Stages, | A KEGULAR GRADUATE of two s dical V Loss of Hrain Power, Prostration, | colleges, has beeu looger ev d In the trear * ral Lows of Powcer. It repairs | ment of UHKONIC, NER 3, SKi. AND led intellect, U Disoasen thin any other phy siciat 1o 84, rain wid restores | Louls e city pipers show and sl old resldeuts ¢ to the exhausted or- | know, ~Consultation free and luvited, ~ Whes 3 { thousands proves It to § : ! Is inconveniont to visit the city for ‘treats o an_ invaluable remedy, Price, $1.00a bottle, | medicines can be sent by mall or express e or wix for Il druggists, or sent | where, Curable casce vuaranteed; where . St outs Mo DOCTOR STEINHART'S SUPPOSITORIE ! 0 receipt of price, by . P. 0. Box 2460, 8¢ existe it (s fraokly coated. Cali or write Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness, Merourial and other uffections of Throat, Blood Impurities and Blo.d P | Skin Affections, Oli Sores and CHICAGO, 1LLS, | The Great Popular Remedy for | | l:gu-fl'?menu.,ty Marr acs, Rhoumatism, Eaubody pew 1882 lwpr vouents. Mor . | Surecure for Blind, Bleeding & I ching Piles | Piles. _ Speclal attention & cases from Prwléml Am‘um!. ont Joas Lo Locp o And all forms of Hemorrhoidal Tum | over-worked brain SURGICAL CASES : % Loss fuel =Wl ¢Ve moye woso SUPRONITORIES act directly upon tho | FCoive upe i iseance argel volume of pure alr than auy | (0 [L0EI00T Vessela, and by thor atringent | from T —r 8old by PIERCEY & BRADFORD, Omana, Nep | {10014 seuty force th (YT 250 e the- whele Iyel-dsw nn ARR GE sory wall told. Mauy - Price, 76 | ; Who way mai- s, or st Uy | qug aryrarg gy 1Y, Who may uot, why, and cure. Sealed for 25¢ Postage o statpe. - Ilfivl. on reccipt of price, by En 1ish Medical {itute, 718 Oliva st Bt Lowin |