Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1882, Page 3

R MRDIUMS. DT T A Pp—— ‘ AMONG ‘“And how long will onr provisions % o P 5 53 3 o . W N - . Stuart Cumberiand ;nemhm © .n‘lfl‘l';:‘:;"I’o;:‘:kd:.fi‘lo'mhhly Inst B D q‘lm e ‘mnmr, VVESTERN x pome v sy | Businom Diroctery GORMICE WORKS? WHOLESALE DRY Goons e "'\‘\nd ;"fi'hmvmm send toNow Jer.| Abetract and fea batata. FII SB N&L (]I]a.l B&Ilk SR LS R e i e b - JORN L. MBOAGUR, opposits Poss MMAE A, = 1212 Harney 8, - Omrha, ¥eb New York Hemld W. R BARTLETT m-oummam Oor, \i'th and Famas, btas, l.\\v :\:n RERE OF J > NOTIONE, ’ Am'ung t:‘.‘ mulnlude:d a‘l;'n thl‘;o “Leave that to me,” said the Amer. Arehitects. tom time to time expos o tricks | JUFRENR & M i e [N and Impostares of so-oalled wpiriteal|"hrog s the temperatare!® asked hoom 14, Oreghon Biock T TPOT? [ UDME MANKING ESTANLIBUMENT @ i d lze run 00 s an oes. mediums, there are few who have |ip, captain , Roew 1, Crelghton Mlock, oarned 80 mach notlee or money a8 | i hundred and ten below rero.’ Whd Bhoss. e CORNIUES, the “‘thought reader,” Stoart Cam-| «Good, Hand me my oar mnfl'l ’_ JAMES DaVINE & 00,, SUCOERRCRS TO KOUNTZE anoTmert | DORMER WINDOWS, FINTALS, lllAllA - . - NEB. berland, whote reoent performance | Are wo ready? S o o s et e B s 106, Tin, Hon and .. ¢ before & small party of well known | iy, S J Ate Govdug, Ml party We are,” n!d his companions, Hos. lnuu-o- 8. R oor. 104k and Dasgias | OWFNaed 44 o National Bask Awrm ® < | @oacht's Patont Motalic Sk ik %m]elmn in this city was noticed in| Ty the north!” erled the captaln, TN FORYUNATU, — “Patent Adj Retoher Bir x A— AKEFIELD he Herald some days ago. His sue- | oyeouting a song and dance and k 5100 e, m..nqmnmsom‘npu wont | QATTTAL #20¢ o aten justes Rotehet Bar w oceea in ‘‘thoo “x|ng on that 0o | {io‘s Polar beat off an foeberg. 4 falr prices. Revairing done. SURPLUS AND PROFITY - 180, and Braoket Shefeing. T am WHOLMALR AND MWTATL DEALES [N catlon was Jmmsd by all present, | 17y the north!” shouted his com. Boa prings. ek iy ‘}“’g:""l"l" 4l ;'h" and he yestorday addressed himself | \anions. LARRIMER Wanatackurer, 1617 Dotris . | Gunuan Kovwres, promary oo ha S Rl gt Lvm to looklug up vietims among the me- cRAPTEL. BR00ND. s, Fows a 5 Aorgery Robwrin 1< Fror e wrnge, ATON PENUING 3 dlunl:u e Henid VAT is not yet lost,” satd the oap- J. L FRURHAUP 1016 Farnham Stresd VB A Custter oS e ST e “1 went,” he told a Herald re- b ) Butter [7 Tonw A, Cunwmow, i H « tain, “Ihave just taken an observa. utter and Egge. JEN ‘M, AGLN L.thv shlnglesy Pickets, potter, “‘to the nouse of the fimt| 0" o have yot & fow thousand :’;‘Eff:_’rflgl“:tflfizggg;"s;fi“‘ — 3 elairvoyant whore advertisement I saw {a the morning paper. It proved to be a Mme. on Foarteenth stroet, and on ringing tho bell I was Al once admitted, together with a gontleman who accompanied me, The porson who let us In looked Ilkea voryslovenly housemad, but on‘ssking SABH, OGORS, BLINBS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEX TE.ASTEE, T, @FFTATR AGENS FOR MILWAUKEE ORMENT CONPANTY Near Un!nn Pacifle Denot. GMA LR for Mme, y the rald that she HENRY LEHMANN, |~ I toid Lier that T wanted to have a seanoe with her, and she at first re- JOBBER OF fused, saying that she did not see gen- tlemen excepting In the evening, W~ AT o PLA_ P F . | orerer, shaaekéd mo to {fold my * | hands, and when I did so she sald she AND would see mo, as I folded my hands the right way. My ocompanion, how- ever, she refused to admit to the soancy even refused to see him afterward. She lod the way to an in- ner room and closed all the doors and promptly went Into what she called trance. Then she told me the usual lot of nonsense about a dark woman aud a light woman, and sald I would have a great deal of trouble and would not be marrled until late in life. I told her I was marrled already, and she sald, ‘Weli, I told you you would have trouble,’ and when 1d 1 hadn't any and cared {or my wife she sutled. “Then she sald she had often seen my face In her traunces, and I asked her If sho could tell my nsme. She sald no, because all that came to her in trances parsed from her mind when she came out of the trance state. Then I asked her how she remembored my face, and she sald I was funny and too amart. She was t'\e commonest kind of 8 cheat and was not oven adroft enough to anawer any quesilons. She wanted $10 and I gave her 75 cents. In company with the same gentle- man Mr, Cumberland afterward called on Dr., Slade, but that celebrated mediom was out of town. Later in the day, however, he met a foeman worthy of his steel in the person of Mrs. Margaret Fox-Kane, one of the original Fox sisters who is sald to have married De. Kane, tho Arctic ex- plorer. M-rs. Kane was brought by a friend to the Everett house, where, vot being Informed of the fact that she was to be ‘“‘exposed,” she gave a seance to some thirty persons who wero present on Mr. Cumberland’s in- vitation to witneis her dlscomfiture. This, 1t Is only falr to say, was not witnessod. WINDOW SHADE 'EASTERN PRICES DUPLIGATED. 118 FARNAM ST. : OMAHA STEELE, JOHNSON & C0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and All Grocers' Supplies. A Yull Line of the Best Brands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Agints for BENWOD BAILS AND LAVLIN & RAND POWDER 0. POWER AND HAND 3B W NN B S Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MOIT%@ MACHINKRY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AND IRON YITTINGS FIPR, STRAM PACKING, AT WEOLESALD AND BETALL. HALLADAY WiND-MILLS CHURCH'ANDGSCHOOLIDELLS Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. = = d THB BEANCE. Mrs. Kane soated herself at a table (the marble-topped one in the parlor belng moved away and a wooden one substitated), and the rapplng which has madefher name wellknown for the {nfl thirty years began. Then fol- ed the usual serles of qnutlom from one and another in the ‘‘circle,” and the replies of the ‘“‘spirits” came with the same old rat-tat which is familiar to all who have visited apir- itusl seances. Some of these ques- tlons were declared to be oorrect by those who asked them, and msuy more were declared incorrect. The sitting’so far wae in no way different from the ordlnary one. The Herald reporter observed in an undertune to a lady who sat next to him (who began to be frightened) that thore were at leest two gentlemen in the room who could produce similar raps by trickery. Immediately the medium, who it is almost certsin had not heard the remark, began writing with her left hand. The paper belng afterward held to a mirror was found to have a message on it signed, ‘‘J. Wilkes Booth,” saying that the sounds could not be produced to sound like those mado by the spirits, The re- porter asked if the message was for him and the aflirmative three raps sounded at once. Mr. Booth's statement proved to be true (if the raps from under the me- dium'’s dress were produced by spirits), | for although Mr. gumbarlnnd and the other gentlemsn referred to, both BOYIER JO. ~——DBALERS IN—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Proo L. R S = T AULTS, LOOXK S, O. 1020 Farnham Street, NOM.A - - NBEE. ONMIATELA, - (@7 = G—OODM.A_N DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, Window and Plate Glass. will 834 14 40 shote ad antage 40 corres ond with us before purchasing g R Ay C. F, GOODMAW, i MAHA NEB. W.B, MILLARD, EDWARD W. PECK, MILLARD & PECK, . produced very audible rapa by *‘crack- ing their joints,” the sound was very different from those under Mra. Kane's chair. Mr, Camberland then, still without disclosing himself to Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruits. [, iupeiue s bt o who understood it, and was a disbo- ‘iever In it, asked Mrs. Kaue to sub- mit to varlous teets, all of which were fair enough, though difficult, assum- ing that Mrs. Kane was an imposter, Mrs. Kane, however, refused to un- dertake nuch teats, as the *‘conditions” were not right, and, as shestoutly de- clared that she did pot produce the noises herself, there seemed to be no common ground on which the two could meet. Nearly all those pres- ent then jolned in a discussion of the matter, which proved as froitless as such discussion 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSBIGNMENTS OOUNTRY PRODUCE BOLICITED! gents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flonr OMAHA, NEB =~ REFERENCES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE, JOHNSON & 00., TOOTLE MAUL & 00 PERFECTION HEATING “AND BAKING is only attalned by using CHARTER OAK 8toves and Ranges. Not a Case. Not a case of rhevmatism, not a case of neuralgia, not a case of lameness, not a cace of t0 go w Qil, f)nln or sprain—not one—has failed ien attacked by Thomas' Eclectric J. Verne's Story. Vo= WITH Brooklyn Eagle. “Wo are now to Jougitude 120 de- RN @) IRE GAUZE OVER DOUBS |y it it 3 oo et 115 . or sale by gm\-( 35 minutes,” sald the doctor, p— “Yos,” sald the captain, MlLTn" ROGERS & SONS “We have yet 17,862 miles, twenty ONML & X A {urd! fifteen feet, and nine tnches u! o6 to cross hehn-e we reach our ship,” eald the doctor, “Exastly,” sald the captain.’ “ln that case, it 1s time we were ' sald Hatteras. {‘We have loft from the explosion 2,000 ponnds of roast turkey, fourteen kegs of baked beans and eleven gal- lcns of applejack,” said the boat- full.m&ely WILLIAM SNYDER, MANUFACTURER OF ARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AN D 'OAD WAGONS. ofl,” Firs-Olass Paining and Tmmmlng. BOD&I!'IM Pmmnfl’ Done. "‘u‘llt’lwk ‘em on the sledge at once,” 1319 Haruev, Oor- 14th, Omaks, Neb: said the captain. miles to go, Shall we posh on gen- tlemen{” “‘We shall,” erfed his compations. “‘Wo are down to our Iset drink,” sighed the Amorfoan, “Bat I havo teiephoned to Jersoy Oity for a fresh supply. If it arrives In time we aro ved, Thare is not cold enough in the Arctic roglons to stand up sgainst Jorsey Oily whisky.” *'We have not eaten anything for seven weeks,” sald tho doctor. “‘But ahall we turn beok for triflesi” askod Hatteras. ‘‘Doctor, you wust have a plan, Has your eclence gone back on you at this critical moment?” “Givo me two woaks In which to think over our situation,” said the dootor, seating himself on a cako of Oarringes ana Roaa Wagons. CM_ENYDER 14th and Harney Stresta. b —_— plofe tine cortificates earing Interost lothi Draws drafte on San Franclsco and prinel 5 Kos it o sus citiow of tho United Ttatew, also Londan D 4 MARRIC will pav highost Cnsh prios fer #-cord | Edingsburg and the principal cities of the cor thise. Gorner 10th and Farabam, bbb o — TH E OLDST ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUS IN NEBRASKA. rugs, Paints ana Olle, KUHN & 00, Tasrizacims, Pitr Vino Goode, Cor, 16 and Deagise strsote, .2 WUITEHOUDK, Wholeealo & Rotall, 104! FIELD, 991 North Bids Cuming llml __PARK, Druge and Howard Dentista, OR. PAUL, Witams Miock Oor. 15th & Dodge. BANKERS. Bueiness transacted same as that an {ncorporatod Bank, Olvil Englnsers and Burvoyors. ANDREW ROGEWATER, Crolghton [Dlock, Town Burveys, Grade aud Bowersge Sysbems Bpocialty, 1oe and falling Into a brown study. “‘Beara!” sald the boatawaln. ““Where?"” atked the osptaln, ox- oitedly. “They have been at our hoels for the lnt two months,” sald the boat- swaln, ‘“The npplojluk " sald the doctor. ‘Magnificont!” sald the captaln, "()no sip and they wre at our meroy,” sald the boatswsin. "Blved"' oald his companions. CHAPTRR THIRD, “'We have now ocoupled this scooped out foeberg for three years,” said the doctor. “‘And there has been a monotony about our existence which does not agroe with my love of excitement,” id the Amerlcan. You forget the whist,” sald the captaln, “‘You know 1 always prefer poker,” said the American, It is slmply a national prejudice,” sald the captain, “‘Gentlemen, you will not quarrel with the temperature 200 below zero,” sald the doctor. ‘‘Remember we are now but 3,000 miles from the Pole. Save your breath for the final effort.” “We will,” sald the captain, shak- ing the hand of the American and sot- ting up the blubboer oll for the crowd. CHAPTER FOURTH, “We seem to be drifting into a seething whirlpool, sald the captain, ““Yes, if we keep on this course five minutes longer we shall probably all be lost,” sald the doctor, ‘Let us take an observation,” and he went for- ward with his instrument while the frail boat on which they were sailing whirled around at the rate of two thousand revolutions a minute, and then suddenly shot out at right angles as though fired from a hundred-ton un, g “‘A narrow escape,” sald the doctor, quietly pocketing his glass and ven- turing aft. “‘How long is It slnce we lost the American overboardt”’ asked the boat- swaln, “‘About four months,"” sald the dooc- tor. ‘‘We are now close upon the pole,” sald Hatteras. “‘As near as I can make out that must be it over there,” sald the doc- tor. ‘‘You are right,” sald the caprain. “‘To England shall belong the glory of its discovery.” “‘But it {ma a strange look,” eald the doctor,” gezing through his glass. “‘Perhaps 1t's the fault of the Polar sea atmosphere.”” “It ie covered with stripes,” crled the captain, pulling his halr and leap- ing ashore as the boat grounded upon the beach. “Can it be that destardly Yankee has—" “Shave, gentleman,” asked the Amerioan, stepping out of his barber- shop at the base of the North Pole. ‘Ho has,” yelled the English cap- taln, as he proceeded without delay to go insane. “What Can't be Cured Moust be En. dure This old adage does nnl signify that we must suffer the miseries of dyspepsin, when » medicine with the curative properties of Burdock Blood Bitters is available. It is one of the most eubstantial and reliable vemedion sold today, 1. P. ROGERS & 00, A CHEID X F. L.Bommers & Co's CELEBRATED CRACEKERS|: BISOUITS, OAKES, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES, Wholesalo Manufacturing CONFECTIONERS|,.. $ AND DEALERS IN' Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. II'S 14th St. OMHA, NEB TAKE NOTICE, Martin, Tl';n—e Tailor, 1220 Farnham Street. 1220 Haa r celved & mu and complete stock of Fall snd Winter 8 and 18 now msking a No* Ury Goods Nations, Rte. JONN H. F. LEHMANN & 00. €ew York Dry Goods Store, 1810 asd 1518 Parn o shreet. to sight check without notice. in threo, six and twelve months, o | ing iuterest, 4. 0. Enewold_ aim books and shoes R torest. Founa (OHN WEARNE & BONS cor. 14sh & Jackson she e ———————————— vewe ors. JOHN BAUMER 1814 Farnhara Sireed. sty Undortakers. ly gnarded and evory factlity com| OHAR. RIRWE. 1013 Farnnam bet. 104 & 114, | ble with prino ml“cl of sound bankt Hotets. treely extend: , ANFIELD HOURE, Geo. Canfleld, 0th & Farnham | Draw Sight Drafts on England, Ire- OORAN LOUSE, P. H, Oary, 018 Faroham 81 | land, Scotland, and all partaof Earope, | B BLAVEN'S HOTEL, ¥, Slaven, 100 84, Smll h.umpunn Passage Tickets, Thin banky reccivae doposiiel without regard **— [CALDWELL, HAMILTON & 00, Accounts solicited and kept ubjeot Certifioates of doposit lssued pagablo oar- or ou domand without in- disappors Advances made to customers on ap- Fmvu«l securitios at markot ratos of | X ) The Intorests of customers are close- Send 81, 82, 83, or 85 for & re. tail box by Express of the best pal n onti Elso (Candies in Awmerica, put up in olegant boxes, and strictly pure. o> {a) Z NTHE Suitable for presents. Exprese o all Chi- o oh argen lighte 3 [¢] Coutectioner, BYG Om OLD S . Res o|BLOOD OR SKIN DISEA E3 IN ANY STAGE, Dhqppenr before the perfect alterative d tonio effect of the greatest of ail Biood l 'urifiors, It a0 completely roots out all l-.-h\n from the blood and braces tha deb- litated system, that dissases of this nature rr like chafl before the wind S. 8., cured me of Scalp Sures, Hores In Nostrils and Bars. after everythi mown to the medical profession had failed. Three months have passed since I qnlt Chisago. taking . 8. 8.3 thero is nosymptom of the disesso ing; A permanently t- onnd It stan in nurlvlled for Blood DII- Ang | enses.” Jxo. 8. Tacaart, Salamanca, N, Y. “8. 8. 8. vtands without a peer. The rofession will have hmlnuwlmn it » poclla for Blood Diseases,” r N. L GALLOWAY, Mmm-o, Gn, fonikern Hotl Gas, Hamel 94b & Loaveawort? | Oollections Promptly Made, "Abmn. four or five weeks ago 1 wae GENTRAL W - afflicted with a very -nuvm:f qypc of nn.nwan“; mdw'ljlum‘kil wllnllwhudu-m]u ; sud after taking the first bottle felt no bl “é'.‘,:i.”.’:fif" ;um b relieved that I bought five more, A andl amglad t say, after sl four of thom, atall Ronss, that T am entirely cured, freviously havi Board by Abe Day, Week or Month, Good Tormua for Oash, Furnlshed Ronms Bupplied. O 7, GRORS Mew and Beand Hand Furniture »d Bloven, 1114 Dougl ighoet onol aid for eecond hand ml .BONNZR 189 Dourla s Fize goods Ao WORKING PANTS, FRINS & CO 1218 mmy ., Im o6 Boves, Irce and Wood Fenoes, Offos ies, Oomcbere P ung Walnabd Pawnbrokers. ROSENFELD 10th bed Fetrigorators, Oanfleld’s Patent. GOODMAM Iih BY. ber, Vare BUSINESS PANTS, Har DRESS PANT Olgars and Tobacco. WEST & FRITSOE KR, manutacturers of Cigam, aad Wholesale Dealern In Tobaccos, 1805 Dotglse. ¥. 7. LORENZEN wanufaciurer 1416 Farnliam' Orocke . BONNER 1500 Doug'as street. _Good line. Junk, H. BERTHOLD, Rags and Metal. LCumber_ Lime and Oement. OSTER & QRAY corner 6th and Douglas Sk, Lamps and Qlasswars. MEN'S SUITS. WORKING SUITS. $8, %9, $10, 311, $12, $18, BUSINESS SUITS. J. BONNER 1809 Doaglas M. @ood Varisly | 14, $15, $16, $17, $18, $20. Merchant Tallors. @. A. LINDQUEST, Oae ot gur mont popular Merchant Tatlare 1 re- salving the Latosh deslyna for Bpring and Bumm Hooes tor peniieconly, wons.”. By, durabin snd nrices low aa ever 1200 Farnam ebrob. Mitlinery. M8, G, A. RINGKR, Wholesals and Retatl, ¥an 3, Gooda 12 great vricky, Zophyrs, Card Boards osiory, Gloves, Oorsets, &c. = Cheapest Houso in tho Wosk, Order oy Mall, DRESS SUITS.. $22, $26, $27, $30, $35. Parchascrs 6av0 50 per oemd. 115 Fiftoenth Bivesh Flour and Feed. IMAHA OITY HILIA. Bth and Farsham Sie. elanaus Bros., provristors. rocers. L STEVENS, 1let betwoen Ovmlog and luar ¥. A. MC3HANE Corn 28d and Cuming Biroets. Rardwai e, Iron and Steel. OLAN & LANGWORTEY, Wholoslo, 110 an¢ 12 16t0 streed A. HOLMES corne 184k aud Californis. AGES 4 TO 11 YEARS. $2.60, 83, 84, $4.50 $7, 88, $9, 810, KILT SUITS, OVE TRA PANTS, &0., AT ALL PRICES, ELGUTTER’S MAMMOTH CLOTAING ]001 l'nrnlmm 8t.. Cor. 10th, M K. RISDCK, 11, $12. narness, Saddies, &o. 2 WRIIT 12018th " Faro: & Barney, Ofothing and Furnishing Goor 8 QX0 H. PRTERSON. ~Also Hal Shoes Notlons 504 Westeta Oornfoe Works, Manutacture: Gornice, Tin, Iron sndi abe Roofiing. from any looslity prompily executed o’ she wanner, Factory and Offico 1218 Harnoy G4, C. I’;ECHT ®ropriotor. Galvanized Tron Cornices, Window Oaps, ekc., R TER 25 Ot Ab8 | pnoonix Amsurance manutactured and put up in any pa country. 7.SINHOLD ¢10 Thirtoenth strooh (e Uommisslon Morghanf Wostchemer, b, JOWIN G. WIL LIS,1414 Dodge Sireet, The Mercl D B.DEEMER. For detells ece large advertise. | Oapital moni in Datly and Weekly. Stard Fir remon’s Fund.. Offics, Bovd's Unura \.nm Oves ana Inwars. A, BURMEETER, A Tioware, and_Manatacka all kinds of Bullding Wors &l1d Follows’ Block. AR f NP‘JI‘HF,K(L ' . YONNER 109 Lon las 1. HENRY KAUFMANN, 5 Iu dne new brick block on boui‘ln Bireed, hm nAvls & [ Just u(fined » most elegunt. Hall, ot L rom 10 40 18 1308 Farnham aay, AAOCD, Onledonis " 7 ALOONER 670 16th Birens, ("«.rdully olo Bevas, 8, Wholeele and Ketail Bosd D Gutiivators 644 Feliows Hall Photograpners. @RO. HEYN, PROP @rand Ceniral Gallery, 212 Bxteenth Biroed, wens Masonio Fall Fired-clase Work and Promps 608 guArsnbosn ity proporty. 9 John 4. Jacoos, (¥ormorly Gish & Jacobs ) Hoalth More Valuablo than Diawmo DEATA TO DYSPEPSIA. nbing, Gas and Bteam Fitting. MEN' PANTALUEJNS $1, £1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $5,50, $6. $6,50, $7, $8. MEN'S ‘OVERGOATS. 87, 88, §9, $10, $12, $15, $18, gZO, %22 $25. $28, $30. $33, 35, $40. GHILDREN’S SUITS. $0, $6, $6.60, COATS, EX HOUSE, |, i} IInsura.nm zlgf'lll UND- RTAKER been under medical advice for reve montl 0. G RatoLivy, Richmond. Va. rom the wors Blood “'After -ufler(n& Disence for more than two years, and have ing been treated by several eminent physt cians, confined to my room and bed the greater part o he time, my body covered with copper-colored sores from the aize of # 1 en to that of a silver balf.dollar, I was well nigh Iu despair, .u laat I couimonced hilng- . 8 o I hegan to im vrmn in fleab, all l.h o healed,and 1 could feel and know thaf “1$3, $3,50, $4, $4,50, $5, |1, u oyrmdxror that fovas well wnd my entire restoration to health, I have not taken a doss for over nix months, and am aa free from sores or blemish w any one,” Letriz Ross, Atlanta, Ga “Tmproved after taking the firat iottle of B, 8. 8.5 in two weeks was allc o come hnme.hndln the waters were no benefit,” § W Rean, Newport, Ark. *‘Our science has not made knownacom- bination equal to 8, 8. 8. for akin or blood disenses.” T. L. MASSENBURS, Ph. G., Macon, Ga. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS < iay ! i Soid uy drg iy Dhml!m »re 0o, twourg, Pa., writes: '} al dobillty, want of ap- that ffo was & bur- lllllflnln, N. Y., writes: ‘Your ittors, in chronlc disoases of the lood, liv noys, bave beeu signall marked wit Thave used them myselt with best rsults, for torpidity of the liver, ad in case of o triend of ming suffering tiom dsopsy, the effoct was marvelous.'” Diruce Turnor, Rochester, N. Y. iwrites: 1 have beon subject 10 serlous disorder Of the kidnoys, and unable to attend to business; Burdock Blood Bitters rellovod mo bofore hal a hnulu was used urdock uds % :'z;fi'n‘.’.'v §o0umo ":i.’.:;fihfi"""’ “PIOF. LIGHTHOWN Worll Renownel Dyw 108 o S har il aahzely ourp A pepsin Cure has guined o most remarable and en- | v guffored Physiciana wnd uur;oem. cure of this dread disoase. 1t 13 o positive and | and'color, and couid wish Mol k;mvl“l:“ A GIBBS, M. D, Room No 4, Oreightos -nr;‘.ufu """I‘H‘I;‘I'P" ”‘rn'nvvlm' 'h;mrn day. Took your Burdock muw{num a8 i Block, 16th Brool. o i Y, rhe i | zocted, and ave telt no pata wiuoo fret weok af co ot o P. & LEISENBING, M. D. Masoulo Biock, t wantod everywhes Mr. Noh Haies, Eluira, 8. ¥, : **About i 20! Cass St. | four yoars ago Ihmhn llwk of bilious fov d J hl] E L uhtbnwn A s ob. | nover fully: recovered. dlgostive oryans AL et e $600 REWARD . |sTatE The above reward will be pald to any person who will produce a Paint that will equal tho Pennsylvania Patent Rubber at the connty roc A D 1882 dwick, County Ju ordors promptly attended to, Cheaper aud bet Biisre ter than any other paint now in use. BTEWART & STEPHENSON, Bole Proprictors, Omaha House, Omahas, Neb. REFERENCES. Officer & Pusey, Dr.Rico, Dr. Pinney, — Fuller Council Blufts, lowa. harge d R o m., all persann at w coanty | gairiof pante for §5.00, o 8 compleke pul 850" o bim w'mav . NOTICE, Sealsd proposals will be recived by the undorsigned until January 1st, A. D, 1853 for supplying the county of Douglas, with Books, Blanks ar Stationery. The probable gross pum' 1 required dnd samplos th refor— cifications, may be soen at the coun. fice, OHN BAUMKR, County Clerk, Ban office, Omaha Neo why the prayer of were weakened, and 1 would {w completely pros trated for dayw. After using two bottlos of your Burdock Blood Bitters thel wprovement wias 8o viniblo that I was astonish 1 can now, though 61 yours of ago, do ar and ressonable day's wor ow in Paint theadoption of Willic rick-| @ ot Robluson, proprictor of The Canada , o ’ : Prosbyterian, Toranto, Ont., writes: “'For veary d filing the county commission | | suffered gréatly from oft-récurriug hoadache. 1 tor proserving Shingles, Tin and Gravel Roofs nty, praying that waid infant | used your Barddck Hlood Bif it hap Wartanted to be ¥ire and Water Proof, - All nd Nellic | roults, and 1 now find mva It In Betor Boatts upon | than for years past.” assell Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y, writes: “'I have ¥ may e | used Burdock Hlood Bisters for bervous and bil oun » adaches, and can recomeend 18 40 anyone & & cure for billiou Mullnolland, Albany, N, ¥, writes: “‘For several y ars | Eave sullered fiom clt recur: said | ving billious” headahies, dyspepata, and com. peti- | iafnte peculiar o my sox, Slnce’ uslng our McCARTHY & BURKE, ,'i',;”.“';'i.';u“l'iil o Jf | Prions 81,00 wo Boriie: Tria Botiies 10,0 Undertakers, 5 ik b, 05188, MILLURR, & 0., Props Saini s Lk abrmalye ek et o ld day of heariu A. M. CHADWICK BUFFALO, N. Y. 418 14TH BT., B‘}W FARNAM AND ml .:fit:.:z‘.s ) Cotioly Juktaw Jojd 3 wholoale Ly 1 @ Mclghon and .