Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1883, Page 7

1 - > THE D\ILY BFF-'] Ur SDAY. J X‘G‘TBUNGII- BLUPI‘S i 1.D. KDMUNDHON, . L. BHUOART, President, Vice-Pros't. CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. Organized under the lawa of the State of Tows Pald up capital.. $ 75,000 Authorized capital. Y Intorest paid on time deposite. Drafta fssued on the principal cities of lhe United States and Europe. Special attention glven to collections and correspondence with prompt retarna. DIRROTORS, J.D.Edmundson, E.L.Shugart, J.T.Hart, W.AW.i Wallace, W. Rodfer, 1, A. Miiler A, W, Street, Iy7dtt 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 attention is called to the fact that t metals are mo ted in CRUCIBLES which gives t very best castings, Burning Brands —FOR— DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK- ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO FACTORIES, Ete., Eve., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY CUTED, Works: CornerSixth streetand Eleventh aveuue, WA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. COUNCIL LLUFFS, IOWA, Mein and Pea Practice in State aud Fede Office—Broadway, between troets, Wil urte Whoop la! Got ’ 2,13 and along! Go! We're en route for the Boston! (o it since old "' Noar. Heaved his anchor and left the { , BOSTON TEA GO.,i 16 Main Street. p— W. H. M, PUSKY. OFFICER & PUSEY, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealors in Forcign Jnd} Domestic) Exchange and howe securitioa. MRS, B. J. HARDING, M. D., Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Klectropathic Instifution, delpkia, Penna, Phila. Office Cor, Broadway & Blenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The treatment of ell diaeases and patofal dif fcultios pecullar o femalen o specalty. J. C. HOFFMAYR & C0., CITY ROLLER MILLS, FLOUR MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glaes, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., 840 BaoApwar COUNOIL BLUFFS MRS, B. J. HILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, 222 Broadwav. CounciliBluffs. 8. E. MAXON, 4RO E XIT B O T Office ovor savings bank. OOUNCXL BLUFF‘S B Is the old Favorite and PRINOIFAILILEINE FO CHICAGO, PEORI 8T. LOUIS, ‘MILWAUKEE. DRTROIT, WIAGARA PALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East \nd@outh-East. THE LINE COMPRISES Noarly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Track 11 connectio made In UNION DEPOTS bas_a National Reputation 88 beiug the roat Through Oar Line, and 1 univorsally oncaded o bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall: oad n the world for all clasace of travel, "ry'lt and yon will flad trayeling lazaiy fnstead of a dise Ratos o Fare, Sloeping fons, Timo Tables, &c., will b applyining 4o R #' & Gen, Managor AV FUILIVAL LOWE PORT, surfere;s ME ¢ Y EUROPEAN REMEDY Nos. 104 and 106 Maln 8t, Buffalo, N. Y Sold in Omaba by C. ¥. Gooiman, J.'W. Bell and alljdruggistsevery where IC.23 A daw Ground by Porcelain Rolls AND HUNCARIAN PROCESS Exclusively. Warranted Equal to any made in the United States. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALSO |Bran & Shorts. jand-tt Council Bluffs, Ta. Mra J. G. Robertson, Pittsburg, | wan sulleriog trom weneral debillty, potite, constipation, otc. den; atter using Burdoc ter than for years. too much B, Gibb, of Bufislo, N, ¥, wiites: urdock Bloc - Bitte ¢ 1o0d, liver. aud kidheye, have beon signall marked with success, Ihave used the i with best result, for torpidity of the v easc of a friend of mine suffering £ the effect was marvelous.” Bruce Turner, Roches been subject to ser hatl ifo was "Bhond Bittors 1 telt bet. I cannot pralse your Bitters ‘Your Y., (writes: '] have e kidneys, | wnd unable to to busines; Lurdock Blood Bitters relicved me befors half » ho'tle was used feel confident that the o ntirely curo me." + Asenith Hll, Bing Y., writee | I euffered with o’ dull my loth lung and shoulder, Lost my spirits, appetite | and color, and could with difficulty heep up all | day. Took your Burdock Blood Bitters as di. rectod, and have foit no pain since first week af. ter usiy Mr. four years o never fully recover d 1 would be complotely two bottlos of your Jprovement w80 astonished, ' I can iow, though doa tair and reasonable day's were weakened, n, proprietor of The Canada to, Ont., writes: **For years happlest etter health ¥, writes: “Lhave || I ) it | co .00 o Tria Bottles 10 Ot UoLEs, HULBULN, & U0, I'TODE, BUEFALD, N, % 4 o4 wh olossle Ioh & MoMab v GEO B: SIVEXT El: MANUFACTURER OF Silver Plated WINDOW SASH ! Door Plates Engraved to Ordes. No, 609 N, 7th St, Bt, Louls, Mo BEMMA HAVMILTON'S BRAVERY | A Fifceen-yer 1 Girl's Eiborts to Rescue a Drowning Boy ain - William Hamilton, who produce bont ruaning to this | 1in A ne I-side cottage ol rt, L ls In i his fr b 1ay t lmpne Connecticat | s the & In front of isnr and from tho road ound slopes sudden’'y about forty foet toa narrow beach, Oa the | daughter Emma, wassittivg undor t troce that shade the flops, Ste was not steon until lust Thursdiy, and she c8 not even appenr to be even as old s that. Willinw Bucbe, the fi‘teen- year-old on of Capt, Beebe, & Sandy flook pilot, wus in town visiting an wlo. He came along and invited \Im Kmma to go up to tha beach to the bathing houses and join a number | of women and children who were in tho water. She doclined to go and the boy went on. Pretty soon she heard the children erying: “There's a boy drowning. As tuat was common among tho children when playing in the water, she paid no atteution to it. Soon, however, she heard a woman cry ‘or Giod s sake, is there no one on this beach that can swim?”’ She know then that somebody was indeed drowning, It was nearly 100 rods to the sand point where the bath- ors were, but she reached the place in time to see young Boebe rise to the surface for the last time. He was about three rods from the beach. Hastily throwing off her shoes, she plunged in, and awimming o the place as nearly as she could judge, she dived several times to the bottom, but she failed to find him. By this time John Murray had reached the beach. A boat was launched, Miss Hamilton got into it, and with Murray went to the place where Beebe had gone down, being able to judge more accurately where it was than when she was swim- ming, Leaning over the stern of the boat, she put her face under the water, 80 that a clear view of the bot- tcm should not be cat off by surface waves and rlpples. When she discovered the boy lying motionless on the sand and undoubt- edly quite dead, owlng to the time that had elapsed, she made Murray hold the boat over it with an oar while she we.t ashore and got a heavy oysierrake. This she carrled to the boat, and with it the body was brought 10 the surface. Efforts were made on the shore to revive him, but he had probably died before the boat was launched. The courageand energy Miss Ham- ilton had displayed was [the talk of the country around. Capt. J. L. Knight, of this city, a relative of the boy, and Capt. Jesso Carll, a ship-builder of the village, started the pr ject of making a present to the girl for her bravery. A subscription paper was quietly circulated. Caristmas night was selected to make the annual presents to the Sunday sshool pupils, There was a union gathering at the Methodist church. The building was crowded. After Santa Claus had climbed out of the chimney of a house made for the pur- pose, and given away many beautiful one of them hit us on the ‘“‘round | house” with an old board, timply ba. | inte tho eabin and v the whistle while ho was enting dinver, | act that wo weut to r rapairs wit! tova in, we det vd 1 our wmire ar Hor togo | fooling around & locomotive unless armed with the aut of the Supor intendent, This resolve hus boen | rigicly adhered Nov h exe al 1 time, loses t right of d has to take the condue m, and h or and brakomen | te of Hant's gem ANUARY 9 if v s O TITLE ABSTRAGT 0FFICE ¢ - Q@ naoo Wissew vovion, | a0 d s 60 Q. LOLS ght and 8old. vur Pt wix MONEY TO LOAN \I' LOW ]l\er\' ' have 3 tho hoart M torribly dit 1 for bt 1 wa able and comy wor i dis A nadey todo atroad persundod me tyobtaln a bt s el ly N‘OT COUNCIL B LD X (._v'\ccvsnom to WHOLES ALE AND LACKAWARNA, LE! B3 PUBLIC AND CONVE RETAIL EYANCERS. 10WA, J. W. Rodefer) DEALERS IN A0 M1GH, BLOSSBURG in turn curses them wol ¢ AND ALY and the Unitod States by sections, [t |#oted fkeacharw - is a protty sight to witn onm of | €0 @ tew doz &, my b 3 | & thie kind at night, wl 11 hands | felt bettor ry wa " shake their lanterns at cuoh or and | ™ m,’!lh‘ L) curse in duets, guaartets and clioruses, | "¢ Of breath susediy disa 1t in novel and ambition soon returned, aud beforo 1 hiad The reason ho could not make time | ™*0% o bo tlosof the »l\- \.‘I w ..,:e oy was becanse the dash-dashed old en it e Al bndede din arnso giaeiwanidn s SGhBWOEHH § dash, aud hesdecheand 08 6co 1 a8 I am taken 1 rosses to he would rather bo tn dash with his backbone broke than to tinker with a dash-dash old engine that burned |, more then ten’ brick kilns, This is |, the excuse he gives for being late. A |, wiso conductor who has a stubborn | engineer pulling him, geverally bofore |, Hant 1 shall nover be without it in the fature. Remedy, and a fow dezes ix no all tght 1 have tlv recommended the Huut's Yem dy to nd, and they have experiencad reliot the fiest dove. 1 heartily recommended it oall who are afflicted with Kidnoy disea o or v my |t liseases of the livor, bladder, oF t rinary organs, starting out on a run, presenta the en- | I think that no family shou d be without it gineor with a couple of cigars—meancr better —sponks to him affectionately and then signals to go ahead. By dolng this he gets the engineer to lot him have charge of the train a part of || the time, and doesn't have to yell him- |, solf hoarse and work both arms like a feroclous maniac to make him back up. cou d mot relieve me until about three yo.r: MES S, J. Willer, No. 137 Willisms 8t., Providence, R 1" Rxcruciating Pain Edwin Frooman, of Nerton, Mus,, says: I have sufferod the most oxcruciating pain in my idnoys for yoirs, aud physiclans or me nce 1 commenced taking Hunt's Remedy. 1 pur If an G“Eineer takes a disltke t0 8| hawd abottleat Blanding's drug store ia Proy brakeman tho best thiug the brakeman | ijnce, and 1 took the first dese t can do is to resign at once. If he does | using onebottle 1 was free from o not the engineer will get him between him. Engineers have been known to smash about $2,000 worth of draw- | this terribie diseq heads for a railroad company before they succeeded in killlng thelr man, This is a reckleas piece of extrava- gance, but the indomitable persever- ance of the engineer courts admira- tiou, When old age comes on and his eye sight becomes dim, and his nerves shuky, the engineer likes to boast of the narrow escapes ho has had. This truthful man will tell you how he fell with his engine through a bridge eighty feet high one dark night and was only bruised a little, He belioves tn ghosts, and if you give him time he will descrlbe in a graphic way the strange sights he has seen while run- ning at midnight; how one night a ghost flagged him down, and terror- stricken he stopped the train just in time to avoid plunging into a terrible “‘washout,” This s a yarn he loves to relate, and is the same which annu- ally appears in the papers under the head of ““Saved by a Ghost,” Rioches in Hop Farming. At the present prices, ten acres in Hops will bring more money than five hundred acres in any other farm- ing; and, if there is a consumer or dealer who thinks the price of Hop Bitters high, remember that Hops are $1.26 per lb,, and the quantity and quality of Hops in Hop Bltters, and the price remains the same as former- things to the children, Lawyer N. 8. Ackely stepped up in front of the pul- pit. He said the giving away of pres- ents was a fitting service in memory of the life that Fad been given that all might live. Nothing was more precious than life; nothing more noble than seli-sacufice to save it. The villagehad been calied last sammer to mourn the death of a lad known and loved ot all. Bat, great as was the grief, there was a light shed upon it by the heroic efforts of a young girl to save the boy as he straggled with death. The whole village had felt that it was a deed worthy of some- thing more than praise. They had procured a gift for her, but they knew that it could not add to the satisfac tion which follows an act like hers, It would shuw o her, however, the esti- mation in which she was held by her neighbors, The heroine. he said, of whom he spoke was Miss Emma Ham- ilton, Amid a great roar of applause Miss Hamilton then stepped forward. gold hunting case watch with a chain and seal was given to her, She bow- ed her thanks amid profound silence, and, as the applanse again burst forth, she returned modestly to her seat. The watch is very handsome, and is worth over $100. Inside the case are engraved the following worde: Presented to Emya Haymiiton by her friends o Northport, L, T as tribute of admiration for her h Forts to umm on the day of , 1882, Miss Hamilton Las long brown hair, a clear complexion, large brown eyes, and regular features, She was the heroine of a similar adventure two years ago. A playmate of about the same age wasin the water, a short distance from shore, and accidentally got beyond her depth, She could not swim. Miss Hamilton, who was on the beach, promptly went to the res- ocue and brought her to shore, where restoratives were successfully applied. Honest and Liberal. When the Hops in each bottle of Hop Bitters (at the present price, €1.25 per 1b.) cost more than n bottle is sold for, besldes the other costly medicines, and the quality and price aro kopt the same, we think it is honest and liberal in the propoletors, ) hovld complain, or buy r use 5 8 cheating qus imitations bac . The Engineor [ Lt us pau t of pur wealth, ta ar f yof | 1 Aleatian mart elpiece, | ur §1 60 eigur, and r for ment the brawny-armed man with 8 blue jumpor and fifteen pounds of grease on him, who palls of alocomotive, We do s The engineer! What porson in New Orleans has not seen hln--is a man who generally carrics around with him more profanity to the equare Inch than any other human being on earth, This assertion, on first sight, may appear harsh, but it 1s not., We have no ly. Don't buy or use worthlees stuff or imitations besnuse the price is less. BIG PILES AT POKER. How One of the Pacific Coast Sena- tors Hauled in $300,000. ¥rom the Stockton Msil, George L. Waters rolated an inci- dent to-day to a Mail reporter con- cerning & blg poker game, in which Senator John P. Jones, of Nevada, was a player. Waters was in the employ of certain congressmon around the capitol at Washington for many years, and his statement may be ac- copted as true, 1t was several yoars ago, before the willionaire had be- come thoroughly posted in tho ways of Waehington society. Almost be- fore he had thoroughly warmed his seat in the senate he was introduced into the District club, of which Boss Shepherd was a prominent member. Poker at that time was a prominent recreation of the club, and Jones was induced to take a hand, Although a good poker player, he retired from the game a loser to the amount of $70,000. The senator, having a fow silver mines at his back for pockot money, was game, and did not allow the least expressien of chagrin or dis- trust to eseape him. The next moruing he telegraphed to one of the most expert card sharps in Vircinia City. Fight days aftor- ward the gamhler arrived in Wash- ington, dressed in a very expeneive suit of clothes and sporting a emall fortune in the way of diamouds, Joues introduced him to the club as a min- ing millionalre from Nevada, sad the starroute frauds and navy-yard thieves immediately made artangements to pluck him.” He accopted an invita- tion toplay. Tho stakes ran high, and the spurlons millionaire was well cup- plied with Jones' money, At the end of the tournament the stranger rose from the table the winner of $300,000 of the club, It was asevere blow to the ringsters, but they made the peo- ple of the United States pay it back to them indirectly and in shert order. Jones divided the swag with his friend and never eot foot in the clab rooms again, From Syracuse, N Y I folt weak and linguid; had palpite- f the heart and numbness of th / 4 I { Iitters have lieved me, They ure most e lent, My, J 1. ht, althe two cars to make & coupling, and pull | trace the throttle open, back up with a rush | medicine and make a first-class sandwich out of | best kidney and liver medicine s threo yenrs ago Ihi and have not b 1 befove Hunt's Re known, and 1 cheerully recommend it to sll sufferers from ' Tral s'ze, 76 conts, Hunt's Remedy is a purely vo,ctable propara- tion, scicntifically preparcd by a skillful Pharma: t —Co GRATEFUL—-COMFORTING. EPPS’S COGOA. BREAKFAST, govern the oporations of d nubrition, and by a carctul appleation of Ahe e properiie of wi ael toly fiavored beverago which way save s ‘many heavy doctors’ bills 1t s by the judiclons use of such articles of dlet that & constitution Hundrod: d us ready to resist o tendency to dises of subtle maladios are floating 10 attack wherever thore 1a & woak polot. We ‘many fatal shaft by keoping onr fortified with pure blood and a prop orly nourished trame.” - Civil Sorvice Gazotte. Mado simply with boiling water oz milk. 8ol in tins only (3-1b and 1b), labeled JAMES KPPS & 00, Hommopathic Ohemiste ctusdant-wlv London, nglan ] g » thorough knowledge of the natural lawy whicl ention and ooced Cocos, rovided our hmknn tablos -n.l i wmay be gradually buil up until strong onougk Office No, 34 Penrl Street, Eleventh Avenue, CONNELLSVILLE COKE, GEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Yards Oor. Highth Street and Oonnr‘il Blufm. BURNELADM & SON, STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesalo and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Cotloes, Teas and Spices. 3056 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - IOWA " MRS.D. A BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EHAIR GOODS 837 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Iowa. SHORT LINE T0 CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE. Or to any point beyond; or IF YOU ARE COING NORTH o ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS Take the BEST ROUTE, the Tickot office locatod at cornor Farnam and Fourteonth streots and at U. P, Depotand at Millard Hotel, Omaha. £4rSeo Time Table in another column, F. A. NASH, Genoral Avent, Nebraska Luan & Trugt bonipany DIRECTORS, Samuel Aloxander, Oswald Oliver, A E. C. Webator Jas. B, Heartwell, ' D. M. McE Hinney, First Mortgage Loansa Specialty This Company furnishes & permanent, home whoro Scliool Borda and other logally icipal securition of Nebraska b ted on the most favorable te Lonn made on fmproved farms in all well sottlod countios of tho state, through responsible local corrospondents HEAT YOUR HOUSES FURHAGES IN THE WORLD. RICHARDS N, BOYNTON &0 CHICAGO, 1LLS, Millions Given Away. lions of Bot f Dr. King's tion, Cou Fortunes or KFarmers and Mos chanios, 1llars can be saved by care of 1f you are biliou appetite, 10w generally debilitate ment, but go at I tlo of thuse wonderful Electric Bittors, which never fail to cure, and that for the nyulptlh{ for engineers, for the reason that In the haleyon days of our youth trifling sum of fifty cents,—{Tribune, Bold hvb ¥, Goodman, rman’s Best fwr TCILET, BATH :nd | ANDKRRCHIEF. APEETR DN “'BLACK-DRAUGHT® a tal packuge o broe o clinrge COL. L. T. FOSTxR, Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1880, Da. B, J. KnxoaLi, & Co.—1 had aavory valgs: sl Hamblotontan colt thu: Iprizad vory highly, ho hud & large hone apavin on ono joint amall one on the other which made hin 1ame; I had hiin undor t tnary surgoona which fal to cure him. one dsy reading she - dvortisoment of Kendall'y Spavin Cure in tho Chicago Expresa, doterm! atonco to try it and got ourcn Send forlt, and they ortrod threo bottlos; 1 400k all and 1 thought 1 would give 1t a thorough trial, I usod it according to directions and fourth day the o Tumpa have disap) and tho colt's Um by 1 used but one bottl a0 {700 of lumps sn; (] smooth &8 any horno In the state e 1s en - ly cured. The curo wwis 80 romarkable th R 3 have lottwo of my nelghbors huve the rewaln H ™ g | tnk two bosties who arenow unhlfil = g Vory mmuu I 3 Y- ! FOSTER 8 $ Bond for 1llustrated clrr:ul" ®ving positiv, B 4 proci. Price®l. All Druggists have 14 or car ° 8 kg | got iftor you, Dr. B, Kondail & Oal, Pro [ 4 ...m” ‘nns‘-l argh Falls, T { b|EOTD BY ‘ALL DRUGGIBTE & | E i : § NERVOUS DEBILITY, o5 NG Saientars Alns oz or sz menih hoxest a1 Hald 0 rece!pt of Fnhody pew 1882 luprovoaonts. Mor. | i wuro Ay case ractionl 103 Cont less to v uix bore loss fuo | vive mor *ill send wlarger yvalume Of pure aiy thas sy ' b I THE WII N& M BACCO OM LIV O SR XD Hynoiuths Tuidvs, BULBS ‘i Audall other for Foll Planting . Larce t assord mont ever shown i Chlcago Tllustratcd Catalogue free. Send for it. Hiram 8Sibley & Co., 00800 Tarcolbis, - Chicag. Chicago, Milwaukee& 8t, PaulR'y CATARRH AND ECZEMA No argument {s nocessary to show that those 1soases aro of a blood origin; 8. 8. S., therefore, o ¥ ¥ elng compossd of the m b powerful vegotable Wanted--A . foertaron: “lterativos, doatroya the disca e, rost an and ‘Tremoherous h Botiiar JTossek —OF THE= 1 putcing the blood in pure, healthy WRITTEN 1y s wier, JOS88 James g pedl-3 the ouly life authorized by her and which will 8.8 8, for (Catarrh 11 & sure cure; ¢ & Bload and 1 hunder” sto CHICAGO, tleral et trestaroats b u.fu'.',’, e v and will be published, but o ti ce 3 ritory at once. Send 76 cts. for Sample book, i (e LARES LG WA RS J H.Chambers & vo.. 5 wocod &v-¢” "8 Louds Mo RAILWAY “Iave taken 8. 8. 8, for C : R (g | benefi; thiuk th o botties comple J0HR wrABLYS RBOMS BOBAMT Is now running Its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS | dnefis Chit €8 ¢ st;:_';‘;‘:":l "‘::‘{“““' v w!‘v:!\‘rlv.:n'l“ g i l‘:’u‘:flfl Fredt from —_— B TEIRER, oAt > J. W. Cottrell, S*. Loais, THE NEBRASEKA OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS |s. oxa mon wondertul 'y 4 doabi but that it will cure my Catarr| MANUFAGTURING [}U SEWITHE) .8 8. s cured o of a troublesome Ce- A tarrhi which b oalled fre troatment of all the § @ " [l i best physiciany Northand South,” Lincolu, Pullman's Magnificont Sloopors | s veomiser Xy hionthisy e, v MANUFACTURERS OF —AND THE- Ogrn Flauters Hrrrown.Farm Rollers Sulk: Al N cket Miovating 2 s, H rGélh: ml.llhy‘. & s sl EineRt Dmmg Cars in the World. place to 11ve in or fer that I might b We are prapared ko do fob work and menntee s ¥ing that tme energe.ica’lyappl ad u | the heal- AT D ing artof thophysicia' s hers ®'tn togeroal and . at oxternal) it oonnection with tke celebrated Ther- WS yproe o | F YOU ARE. GOING EAST |t S wiih st ruption wss at firmh ‘worse, yot. there were some signs Of fm- rovemont, and aiter throe munthy’ aso of 8,5, T am souad and we)l, not & slgn of eruption, skin smooth and cléar, and my general health sngood aa It ever was. If thero ara any doabting onos, let them write mo here. 1D, N. PratT, ¥rom the uront ?r‘uu House of the Wedo nnlhefluu tosay that for a year past hwve #old more of Swift's Specific (8 8 8.) han all other blood puritiors combined and with ort astonishing resurta. One wentlemin who used hal ' a dozeo bot'los ways that it has done hiul more good than treatment which cost him 81,000. Another who hes used it for a scrofulous affoction roportsa permanent cure from ita cure Yours traly, VANSHAACR, ST/NRNSON & Co Sold DOCTOR s'ruml.mn ESSENGE OF LIFE. ForOLD AND YOUN, MALR AND FRMALR. 1t In o suro, prompt and effectual remods for In- digestion, Dyspepria, Intormittent Fovors, Wanh ppetite, Norvous Debility In all its Stagee femory, Loss of Brain Power, Prostration, s of Powcr. It ropairs adod_intolloct, ud_ rostores I xhaustod or- & oo o thousmads. proves It 8o be an invaluable remedy. Price, $1.00a bottle, or six for £, For sfoby all drujzgists, or sené socurg rom alsersaton on racipt ot price’ by r. Stfllhlfl. P. 0. Box 2460, St. o. DOCTOR STEINHART'S SUPPOSITORIES! The Great Popular Remedy for Piles, Surecure for Blind, Bleeding & Itching Piles And all forms of Hemorrhoidal Tumors, Theso Surrositories act directly upon the coats of the Blood Vessels, and by their astringent offects gontly force tho blood from the swollen tumors, and by making the strenghthens the " en surpris ng tone and ta of tho velns strong, provent thoir refillin Tl cal cure sure to follow their us conts & ¥ ¥or salo by Mhlmxmnh or senf ) iptof price, by Em_1i + ffl Lystitute, T18 Oliva st e e A AR L tr———y CIFIC MAEDICINE w0 Gral T DIE SARK Uni . ory, \is Dsks Disbates ey tude, ¥ on, Pre matire 010 Age, and many other Discnses thad Tend ¢ soity or Consumption wed » Prems fure pactioulars tn cur pamoblet, which to_send free Ly mall 40 every one, ‘n umcludldno uum by all druggiste ¢ por bkagm o0 or | be mat nm by mall on [~ of THEGRAY