Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1883, Page 8

== AAARG AL DR LAV A N JAINU AN L v 1 — GLEAR THE TRACK. N Whoop la! Get along! Go! 2,13 and you may know We're en route for the Boston Store, Nothing like it since old "*Koar." | ), BOSTON TEA GO0, 16 Main Street. 1.0, KDMUNDSON, W, L BHUGART, w. ATRRRY, President, Vice-Pres't. Cashior, CITIZENS BANK Of Counocil Bluffs. Organized under the lawa of the State of Towa Pald up capltal 8 75,000 Authortzed cap 0, Interest paid on time deposits, Drafts lssucd on the principal citlea of the United States and Europe. Special attention given to collections and correspondence with jrompt returns, DIRKOTORS, 3D Edmandson, E.L;Shugart, J. T.Hart W.AW.{Wallace, ~ J. W. Rodfor, 1, A, Millor AW Streot, Jyrdte FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Are now ready to contract for small castings of every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY IRON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS. Special tion is called to the fact that the metals are me ted in - crucisurs which gives tbe very best castings, Burning Brands ~—FOR— DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK.- ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO FACTOKIES, Etc., Eto., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, Works: CornerSixth streetand Eleventh aveuue, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, D. M. CONNELL, Funeral Director and Undertaker, . 17, North Main St., Councll Bluffs, Calls promptly answered at all hours, nigbt or New hearse and tond n ~ JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Offico—Broadway, between troets, VIl urte BATH INSTITUTE, LADIES & GENTLEME Corner Bryant Street, One door north of Dohaney’s Opera House, where tho-e suffering from recent Colds, Rheurgatism, Neuralzia, Lumbago and other distressfe ail’ ments may find rolfe in the tiniely o ofVsither the Thermo-Electric = ¥ edicated Jat! I desire an | hope for the pat onage of #1 ysi- ians who may wish for thei hidgrixil- nd will give any o di prisible ition sides my wife, a competent lady, will attend adics. F. M. LOCKWOOD, Proprictor. T MAURHER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Mch Ont Glass, Fine Fronch China, Stiver Ware &c., i | | Mein and Pea Ppractice in State and Fede 840 BroAdw, COUN TLUFFS MRS, H. —J. HILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEDK, 222 Broadwav. Conuoil!Blufle. Sullivan & Fitzgerald, | DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, | BGOTS, SHOES, ETO| Also sgents for tho fenowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and State Steamship Companios. DR AFTS | For salo on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank | of Ireland, Dublin, Those wi o intend to send for triends to oy port of Europe will fiud 1t to thel, nterest to call on Sulivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, THOS, OPPICRR. Couneil Bluffs, Established, - - Dealors 1n Forolgs and home securiti Medical AND delphia, Penna. The breatment of all diseasos and fculties peculiar to fomales a speci: Ground by AND Exclusively. United States. ALSO jand-tf W. M. M, PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS, [a. 1866 d) Domostio] Exchange MBS, B. J. HARDING, o D, Electrician GYGNECOLOGIST. Greduste of Eloctropathic Institution, Phila- Office Oor. Broadway & Glenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. sinful dit alty. ~J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., CITY ROLLER MILLS. 1 ZRSTR @ e = Porcelain Rolls HUNCARIAN PROCESS ‘Warranted Equal to any made in the ASE YOUR GROCER FOR IT. Bran & Shorts. Council Bluffs, Ia. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. eIBBroadway, Council Bluffs, A PENNSYLVANIA TOBACCO FARM, How the Lanoaster Farmers Cuitl- vate ana Cure the Weed Phiiadelphin Press, The crop of 1882 s now in the sheds and barns uearly ready for striping and packing, aud while not ranked o8 exceptionally good, it is at least up to the average. The nam: of Jacob M. Frantz having been given as o cuccessful grower of skill and long experienoe, & visit to his farm, | four milea from Lancaster City, was lately mado, Unfortunately, Mr. Frantz himself was not at howe, bot from Mre. Frantz, and afterwards her son, who was found in Lancaster, wany intoresting facts were ob- teined, The farm contains about oighty neres, and from twelve to fif teen are usually devoted to tobaces although iu general only from 3 t per cont of the acreage of Liancuster farms are devoted to tobacco, the great care the crop requires in all its stages having shown growers that when they attempt more thun can well bo done, they lose by it. They are very carcful to conduet their to- bacco culture so that fertility shall not be impaired. Stable mancre is regularly and heavily applied, with no chemical fortilizors; most of the other crops grown are covsumed on the farms in stock foeding, and in addition to the large amounts thus made at home, stable manure is im- ported in great quantities from Phila- delphia by rail, and even Pittsburg, This shows the enterprise which to- baceo has incited. The amount ap- plied to tobacco land is not all appro- priated by that crop, but tells admira- bly on wheat, which always follows to- bacco, and which often yields when it does not lodge, from thirty to torty bushels per acre. The fall wheat sown at the present time has a splon- did sppearance, which adds to the charm of the country. In this way Lancaster farms are improving under the stimulous of tobacco culture, in- stead of retrograding, as they do, or did, at_the south. Mr. Franz's cultare must be excaed- ingly careful, as his crops generally equal or exceed 2,000 pounds peracre, while the average for the whole state rarely exoeeds 1,000 pounds. His main tobacco barn is ninety-six feet long with a width of probably forty feot and posts elghteen feet long. The ventilators are horizontal instead . f perpendicular, and about four feet apart, 8o that each of the four tiers of tobacco stalks as they hang in the barn can receive a current of outside alr at the same time. An ingenious arrangement opens all the ventilators above each other at the same time, and holds them in place. A few days of drying weather will fit the crop for stripping and packing, although this work can be left if desired until winter. In the caeo of very drying weather for a long time the leaves become s0 brittle that they crumble in handling, and then, if packing must proceed, artificlal dampening must be resorted to, which is done by the use of steam in a close room, The glowers pack in bundles, making three qualities generally, The lower leaves, which have more or less sand ordirt in them, are used for “fillers” in cigar-making; another grade goes as ‘‘soconds,’ and the best as wrappers, The latter sre again assorted in lengths of four sizes. Last year the buyers, who are usually as sharp as buyers need be, used a little sharp practics which has left some soreness behind. They according to specified lengths, and —say those who would measnre 24 inches, while those for 22 or 20 and 18 1nches would be considerably lcss, It wos a now mode cf buying, and growers found “‘where thoe laugh camo you sufter trom Dy BURDOCK use 1t you are afficte in with storattve In 1t you have any species of Humor or not to take oD BITTERS, 4 wibs Siliousness, use SURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t yow s¥e prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, rogulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t wour Blood 18 mpure, purity 1t with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you ha e Indigestion, you will ind an antidote BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you are troubled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t your Liverls torpid, restore It to healthy actioa BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS It your Liver is affected, you will find a sure re- BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, Pimple, fal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous Sores, & curative remedy will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS in” wheo ths shrinkege came to be dered, When the bar- galn ™ was made each grower caloulated on a certain amount at the No. 1 price, but when they came to deliver probably two-fifths of the longest had shrunk a trifla below 24 inches, and the buyer thus cisimed it at the second price, although just as good for wrapping as if it hd been 30 inches or mere. The operation can not be repeated. The crop is contracted faz- farm by agenta of haith 1440 cities, “somasi==<y & San Frear -a00, where the very best ~riu goes, The delivery is made at the Lancaster packing houses, when it {s weighed and checks given, —_—— d to Hear It “For several montns I endured a dull pain through my lungs and shoulders; lost my spirits, appetite and color, and could with ditliculty, remain from m( bed. My present heal'hful condition is due to Bur doch Blood Bitters” Mrs, E, A, Hall, Binghamton, N —— Marringe by Uapture. Alithe Year Round. When an Eskimo youth has killed & polar bear unalded, and so proved himself capable of providiug for the wants of a family, he 1s sont forth at night to obtain a wife by seizing the first girl he can surprise unawares. She screams, of course, bringing out the whole village population, and, an appreciative audience secured, sets upon her eaptor with tooth and nail, releases herselt from his clutches, and agreed to take all the wrappers named a liberal price for the longest paddling his own cance. Tn the first © #a, a ciroular course is marked out, half of which 1s traversed by the maiden—eoncumbered only with & waist-band — ere the word {s given for the would-be possessor to go in pur suit, in the hope of over-taking her before ehe has thrice compassed the circle; that achieved, ste hss no choice but to take the suitor for her lord, In the water chase the damsel takos her paddle until sho has obtain od a reasounble start, whin her ad- mirer sets off afier her. The contest is nsually ono of short endurance, the pair having come to a proper under- standing beforehand; Sut shouid the girl have no faucy for the suitor, and posses sufliclont” determination ' and strength of arm to gain the goal firs she is at liberty to laugh at the dla consolate loser of the mat and re- sorvo hersolf for a claimant more to her liking. Bride-chasing is gonerally a trial of horeemanship. In this stupe it is practiced by most of the nomadie tribes of Oentral Asia Ciptain Burnay tells us that when it has 10 be decided how a Torcoman belle is to be settled in life *‘the whole tribe turne out, and the young lady, being al lowed the chofce of horsce, gallops away from her suitors. [hey follow her. She avolds those the dislikes, and eeeks to throw hereelf in the way of the object of hor affections, The moment the I8 caught she becomes the wife of hor captor. Farther cere- monies are dtspensed with, and he takes hor to his tent.” In some tribes the girl s burdened with the carcass of a goat or lamb, which must be snatched from her lap. The Hezarchs mark out a course some twelve miles long aud three wide, Assoon a8 the maiden has got far enough from the crowd to be able to gaide her ateed with perfect freedom, she turns around, stretches out her hands to the walting horse. men, and her father gives them the signal to goin pursult. The chase is sometimes & long-lasting one, A traveler records one 1in which, after had dwindled to four. Racing neck and neck together the riders grad ually gained on the quarry, ench shouting in turm: “I come, my Perl! flm your lover!” Oaqe of the horses suddenly faltered ia his stride, two houra’ galloping, the field of nine | ¥ and wife. So Iato as the seventeonth century it waa cvstomary in some parts of Ire- land for the bridegroom’s friends to receive thoee of the bride with a shower of darts, oaretully directed so 08 to fall harioless; and Lord Kaimes who dled in 1782, deposes that the marriage observances of the Welsh of the day wera significantly symbolical of marriage by cature, the respective friends of the bride and groom meet- fng on horseback, the former refus wig (o deliver the ludy on dcmand and brivging about a sham conflict, dur. ing which the vearest kinsman the bride, behind whom she is mounted, aalloped awsy, to ba pursued by the Opposite par 1til men and horses had had en of it, when the bride groom wus permitied to overtake the pretended fugitive and bear her off in triumph, The Borricors only Earopean of Franco aro the people among whom the form of capture still survives, Upon the day «f the wedding the doors of & bride's house are closed and barricaded, the windows barred and her frionds musterod within, Prosently the bridegroom’s party comes, asking admission on one false pretense afior snother, Finding speech of no avail, they endeavor to force an entrance, with no better fortune. Then comes a parley; the beatogors proclaim that they briog the Indy & husuand, and are admitted within dcors, to fight for tho posses- sion of the heart, win it and the bride with it, the couplo being forthwith united in the orthedox fashion, Bucklin's Aruica Salve. The Uear SALyE in the world for Oute, Bruisen, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blaing, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and vositively cures piles, It is guarsnteed to dive eatinfaotfon woaey refunded, rice, 20 conta per cx. for wale by O, T Goodman Wover Give Uv. If you are suffering with low and de prossed apirits, loss cf appetite, geuera debility, disordered blood, weak constitu. tion, headuche, or any discase of a bilio us nature, by all means procuroa hottle of Electrio Bitters, You will be surprised to wee the rapid improvement that will follow; you will bo inspired with uow life; Strength and activity will return; pain and wisery will cense, and henceforth you will and the dismayed girl saw that the man of her heart was out of the hunt, Making a quick turn, she darted right across the path of the exultant threo and made at foll speed for her lover. The bsffled suitors checked their headlong career with one accord, bat coming into collision, two of them rolled over on the plain; and, eluding the remaining detrimental’s grasp with a triumphant laugh, the maiden reached her lover's side. In a moment his arm was around her waist, and she was his own, Among the Kalmucks the bride race {8 reduced to a match, and Dr. Clarke avers that the girls are such good horsewomen that for one to be caught against her wlll was a thing unknown. Kalmucks ot high degree, however, do mot run their brides down; they bargain for them, and the bargain concluded the bridegroom and the ohiof men of his horde ride to the camp of the bride's people, who feign opposition to the match, and only eur- render the lady after a mock confliot. Sometimes the conflict is real enough. It a Kalmuck swain cannot find the wherewithal to satisfy the demands of his lady love's parents, or is for any other reason obnoxious to them, he enlists the aid of his kinswen, who at the earliest chance swoop down on the adyerse camp, and, providiog they do nct get the worst of the light, carry the prize of thetr valor to the expeci rejuice in the praise of Kleotrio Bitt Sold at fifty centa a hottle, byC. ¥, G man Horsford's Acid Phosphate is very vatuable for professfonal men. Tt supplies the phosphates which are always lost by severo mental labor, — Our Reportor’s Vaontion Notes. During his ramblos this season, cur Mr. M, hag taken upon himecif the task of sat'sfylogour nu- merous readers tnat whatever £0.d8 aro manu- fa tured in our goodly city of Ko,or Williams, aroof ashigh agrade and as flno in quality s can beo produced In any spot cn the globe Es- pecially is this so when (ho skilld Pharmacist ot maur yoars experionce resolves to extract from the flue-t bo'ancial specimers of the ve. ctable world the mos: potent cure for som» rpocial dis- enro In prooff his asser fon that Providence sffords tho best, ho relates an intervlew wi b an acquaintance, glven kim whilo ro Jourr ing tem porarily at her ros/dency year 1 suftered seveiol; from rheumatism in my lmbs aud ceuraikia iu the he d, which 1 endur- ed two or three mouths, with as much patleoce a8 porsible, being undor the 1restment of an ex- cellont dxtor, and trying many kinds of med ioine without any maried benefit. AS'last o medical friond advi-ed mo ttr, Hun¥'s Remedy because he attributed my severe #ufforing to the bad condition of my kidneys, which were not per formiug their piojer tan tons, and I commen- ced pad In & fpw dnye tho unearilgla hid depar ted, my heaga habal entiiely disappeated, the swelling i my Nibbs and foints had gone, and 1 }ave 70y had & touch of it tince More recontly 1wae tawb od with impuzit: of ‘be blood, whic aut lover's arms, In Circasvia the carrying off of the bride is a prearranged affair, the bride- groom and his followers rushiug int: the bride's house while the wedding revelries are at their heighy ehore, and bearing the unreluctsnt damsel off with them. Against such an irrop- tion the Tudisn Mussulman provide by closing the entrances to the lady’s abode, and setting a guard before to reocive tho expected ewdilants "Who are you wh daw 10 Obstract the kiog's vavplnedt !’ domands the losder of *h¢ wifo-seekivy hushand, e 816 thieves abroad at night; posslbly we behold thew,” is the re- ply. A long interchange of compli mentary badinage eusues, tormiuating in an attempt to break throngh tho ranks of the bride’s defendre. Fail- ing in this, the bridegroom jays down a certain sum of money and the gates are flung cpen. There is a scoond contest of strength within tue gates, ending, as a matter of courwe, iu giv- ing up of the maiden and he' depart ure with the victorious party. The Khords have turncd marrisge by capture frora comedy ino farco Riding one night among the bills, an Eoglish officer heard loud erls, soewm- tagly proceeding from a vithee hard by. Making for the spot, I saw & mun carryingjupon his back stmething enveloped In scarlet cloth, |He wus surrounded by twenty or thirk young Laowod itclf in sevoro eruptions on wy facs. aga'n resorted to Huat's Kemedy, and stior tak- & astort tuy was etely cured of the wplaint, Tuot's ko va‘n-, proved very Do eficlal to me in atteks of eick headacke wicn {talwags allevistos BNTT Lotice ey fmprov- ment ws 8oon a4 $3K0 the Remody, Thte Kom- ody bas strenriienivg olomonts, for it hat wade o foel much strouger, and has beon very bone- fie'at 10 my gonernbealth, 1 most hosrtly roc om end it £ )l ifforer. like mys It D, L, G. Tonner, No, 130 Poarl Stro.t,” We surely know thit Mr, W. B. Oarko, manufacturcr of Hunt's Romedy is atkilled Pharmacst of many vears’ expenence, anda prowinont member of our State Borrd of Pharmacy,—Kr, Great Pra'se 3. Many, of Cottaco Home, T11., saye; T have been prostrate i for (hree or mo:o yeors with Lidneyd dioss>atti ces I vas ot able toput on uy boots, my wifo has often pulled t ‘tm on forme T wns notso bad as that all the time but I never know what it was to ho without pain fany buk wntil I commenced udng Hunt's Kemedy. gloce Ihe.an to t ke fun's Romedy I have been freo from all paios, and take plens ure inwying that i is the hest medicino that | everknew for kidnay and livor discases.” are sacrificed and the pair are man Lands an ot s NOTARIES PUBLIC WHOLESALE AND MONEY TO LOAN AT LO COUNCIL BLUFF§ - =~ - - AE.MMAXYNE & CO. (SBuccessors to J. W. Rodefer) TITLE ABSTRACT 0.FFICE. ht and 8old. RATES, CONVEYANCERS. - - 10WA. ou AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL IOWA ~ GOALS! CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC, Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Hleventh Avenue, Oouncil Bluffs, Yards Oor, Highth Street and 306 Broadway, COUNC OEIOAGO, Milwaukee & St. Paul RAILWAY 1s now running its l'-‘AHT EXPRESS TRAINS OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Pullman’s Magnificent Sleopers ~AND THE—~ Finest Dining Cars in the World. IF YOU ARE GOING EAST T0 CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE. Or to anv point bayond; or IF YOU ARE COING RORTH To ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS Tako the DEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Milwaukee& 8t Paul R’y Ticket office locatod at corner Farnam and Fourteonth streots and at U. P, Depot and at Miliaid Hotel, Omaha. £4r'Sce Time Table in another colunn, F. A. NASI, Genoral Awnt. G. H. FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Owaha, 8.8, MERRILL, A, V.1 General Manager, o J. T. CLARK GEO. H. H [} AFFORD, Genoral Sup' As't Gon, Pass, Agont. XM QR TEID, Hyaoinths ‘Taiios, Croounes- Aavtnll g KBS MERGkage tert Tllustratcd Catalogue free. Sond for 18 Hiram Sibley & Qo., SEEDME] Tiniohb ki, -+ / ©0-208 « phicag HEAT YOUR HOUGSES Cast Iron.) MOST POWERFUL ! [Wrought FURNAGESIN THE WORLD., RICHARVS 'N,BOYNTON & 00 / ¢HICAGO, 1LLS, fellows, who had all thelr wok to do to protect him from the des| Eme as- saults of a number of girls o man had just been married, and s con veying his blooming bride hotie; and not until he was within thd boun- darles of his own cottage did ds fair pursuers cease hurling stones & him, as he and they ran their hardes\ ~ROUTE FUANGTQ L4 % Yoan fual wil glve more b ‘e hoat volume °f pure air \Eon sy orey and Bradford, Omaha. % BOHAMP Vico Prov'd W. 8. Damies. Boc. and THE NEBRASKA HANUTACTORING GO Linsoin, Neb MANUF.LOTURERS OF Oorn Planters Berrows.iarm Rollere Sulky Hay Rake, Bucket Hlevating Windmills, & SHORT LINE BURNEAM & SON, STEAM COFFEEL MILLS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh Rousted Coffeer, Toas and Spices. IL BLUFFS, - I10WA. CATARRH AND EOZEMA No argument {8 necossary to show that these {noases are ofa blood origin; 8.8 8§, therefcre, * J0lng composed of the most powertul vegelable Clterati destroys the disea-e, root and branch by putiing the blood in a pure, healthy state, 8.8 8, for Catarrh Iy a sure cure; eured After all other troatmonta had faed » T C. C. Burns, Greencastle, bnd Rov. W. J. Robiuson, member North Georgl Conference: *‘Have taken . ¥. 8, for a clear ci cama; oruption has dissppeared and 1 am o taken 8.8 8. for Oatarrh with grest ink thiee bottles more wiil complgtely . K. R, BROWN, Spartanburg, 8.%0. ‘I regard 8 § and’ have no bus that it will cure my Catareh,” “8. 8 8. has cured me of a troublesome Ca- tarrh which has paffled the treatment of all the best physicians Northand South," 8. L. MCBKIDE, Atlants, Ga. Ark., July 17, 1882, 1 have had whas my med 'Eczoma for over oight years.” Came five years ago to this place to live in or ter that I might be oured. ring that time | o 1 w! hot baths, and in addition have taken mcre thea a hu: dred bottles of various niedicines witk out the desired 1esult Up to throe months sgo I had almost b Ii ved my casa incurable, and bogan taking Swi’t's Speci 8 8.) with ali the skepticam eruption wes at first woree, Y€t thero wore some igns of im- o ndaitor threo months' use of § 5, . L am wound and well, not s slgn of eruption, my skin smooth wgd el niy general health L au b over H ), It th “l’l‘l‘;‘:un llwl:"u ARt Ny g D, N, PRatr, #rom the Great Drug House of the - Northwest. Wodo noby stat o "huve wld han all othor bloe Ovt as’onishing used bl » done ul more ko treatmuny i 81,000, Another who bus used Wt e a sereiuly affection reportsn pormaneut cure (rée ity cure Yours truly, VANSUAACR, ST NeNtOx &G0 Sold y all Pruggists. GOLD ROPE. Thewtrinslc merlt and superlor quality of our Gold Rojm Tobacco has induced other manniaoe furors t0 Pug upon the market - 0ods similar to our brand in name and style which are offered And rold for lows morey than the genulne Gold Hope. We caution the t ade and consnmer to see I!Il:'l“lpnur’r::l;!:ll'd trado mark are upon each X enuine an Tahacoo s manaasrared by 0¥ 00 Rope L) A THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BACCO JOMPANY. DOCTOR STEINHARTS ESSENCE OF LIFE. Fou OLo ano YOUN0, MALE AND FRMALR, s sure, prompt and offectunl vemods for Tne digestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fevers, Wang of Appetite,” Nervous Debility in all ita Stages, tosay that for a year past of Swift's Specific (S 8 8.) nitlers combined and with who 3 Weuk Momory, Loss of Brain Powor, Prostration, Weakness and g of Power. It repairs i waste, rejuvenatos the faded intel hthens th bled “brain and restor b 8 g tone and vigor to the exhausted ol [ hie exporience of thousands proves it to or 4l fnvaluable ren v, Price, $1.00a cottle, souro K30 For sale by all drujgi-ts, or sent s StajloHervation on roccipt, of price. by E5.Stdphurt, P. 0. Box 2460, s¢. Ne- DOCIHR STEINHART'S SUPPOSITORIE 3 ! The Groat Popuh Remeniy for Piles, Surecure for Blind, Blow Blesiin g 1 P And all forms of e nmrrl'lm 5hlnxl e “Inl Ty Theso SUPROSITORIES nct direin e coat of the Blood Vewsels,and by thitriteinds cf Iy lurwkmu blood " from the swollen by making oats of the vent the r :-IH N et L l-‘ W follaw th cel a hox. or salo by all drugyis ! mail on roceipt of price, by En 'fi'.hfir e titute, T18 Olive St., 31’ For imparting strength and vitality to the sys ing o qual tem, nothing san (AR 160K BLOOD BITTERS | For Nervousand General Debility tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS The mock-battle forins marrlage ceremontes of {ig dwelling on the northcu) ronttes of India; but with thege=he bride’s pisy hus the bes “ bout. Afterthe purchas )y agreed upon has b darts among the crowd, He follows, pushing aeide the old women who attempt to bar his progress, heedless of the sealskin scourges they lay about his shoulders. Should he catch the flylng lass, more ecratohing and Wo are prapared 40 10 b work snd manafae arlug for other partios, I\ 843 Broadway, Council Bluffs | i S. E. MAXON, AR O E XTI RGO T Addross sl or lors NESKANKA MANUFAGUNING 00 Ancoln. No Price $1.00 per Bottle; Tria Bottles [0 Ote d Favorito and s ¥ N 0ffico over saviogs bauk 5 5 ! - %" the friends of the bri — g . q . P08 TLRUT ] vi | biting ensaed, and, perchance, a seo | paig#® § ; TP L IN I 3.5 Mo W 7 0 XS COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - Tows | FUSTRR, MILBULN, & Go., Props. | "Tho ‘chuse is thzapeeh SLeRY L6 Foich Bis bestils A1 £0 el RUFFALO N. ¥ newed as hefore, only the witd{TRRPA 1% "l‘ ; LaRyod ja8 L N CHICE B8LE , or 35 fo 0 7 A4 @ nomore | brouy! §,C 1cted to the cevin PECRI sl ZIBR ) m q ? Rerv/ou 1025t it i el O LA AN 3 T S | Snitable for 1 \o booda « \ ¢ O 1T ) VATE D B 1 i | ‘ Ho ! 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