Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1883, Page 7

OUNCIL BILUFFS, I'HE DAILY BEE-WEDNESUAY APRIL 11 7. PROPRIETOR OF——— MMUEILILEIR, TOW A. PALACE MUSIC HALL! Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS, now approved and used by all first class Artists. GOTTAGE ANI] BURDETTE ORGANS Guitars, WESTER Importer and dealer in' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DES RIPTION, such as Violin Accordeons, Music Boxes, Italian Strings, Etc., Etc. Also a full line of MUSIC BOOKS MUSIC BINDERS AND SHEET MUSIC Fancy Goods, Childrens’ Carriages, Velocipedes, Bycicles, Carts and Wagons. will seli at To make room for new stock EXTRA LOW FIGURES FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS. Good Organs at $50 and upward. ddress, Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Monthly Payments, J. MUELLER, Council Orders solicited Bluffs, lowa COUNOCIL BLUFFS LANGTRY WAVES Latest styles from the east, in Langtry Waves and Reversible Lan t MRS T, J GOODS 29 Maln st Frizzos eet, opposit e post «flice, FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Are now ready to contract for small castings of every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY lRON And any ALLOY OF BRASS, attention is called to the f ot that the are me tod in CRUCIBLES which gives the very best castings, Burnmg Brands DISTILLERS, BREWERS PACK- ERS, OIGAR and TOBACOO FAOTOI(.IES Eto., Ete., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, Corner Sixth street and Eleventh aveuue, bOUNulL BLUFFS, IOWA, OOUNJIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. OHI0AG0, ROCK ISLAND AKD PACIFIO, Arrive, 15 8 m 55 sz.nmnn. Overtand Eaordio0 p. Lincoln Ex. 11304 m. | Danvor Ex. .80 8., 00 220 a. . 05 a. m. 00 8. m, rABas, ar. L0vI8 4xD FAGTIO, 58 m | Mall and B 4:30 p m % p m | Canuon B 1106 & m 0U OFTY AKD PAIC. g Arrive. ity.7:55 » m | Frm Sloux C'y.6:50 p m ¥rm Fort Niobra, MILWA Loave Counoll Blufls. Arrives '9:20 & m | Mail And Ex.. Mall and Ex, :55 pm Atlantic Ex. 16:156p m | Atlantic Ex...19:108 m CHICAGO, MILWAUKNE AND BT, PAUL. Leav Mall and E: Atlantic Ex. *Except Bundays. {Excopt Saturdays. 1Except Mondsys. {Daily. Council Biufts & Omaha Street R. B. Leave Counoll Blufts. Leave Omaha. gam9am 10am|8am9am 10am, Nam, ) wepm8p|ilam ipm2pm,3p m,4p'm, 6pm, 6pm. |m, 4pm,5pm6pm Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Dej ndsy the cars begin their trips at ‘aad sun rogu arly during the day ‘aud 6 o'clock, and run to city tims, W EIS T EIR o CORNICE WURKS ! Iron and Slate Roofing, 0. BPEOHT, . - Proprietor. 1111 Donglas §t, - Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED lron Cornices | DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, $in, Iron and 8late Bpecht's Pu-‘g umuuny nmmn. fi Tam uu veneral agent Yor e above e of goods. y moz{ FENCING, Vonndu. Im Bank “Wiadow Blinds, Cel: lar Guaards; alao GENERAL AGENT FOR PEEKSON & EILL PATENT IN- SIDE BLIND, Nebraska Loan & Trust Cempany HABTINGS, NEB, Oapital Stook, $100,000 JAS. B. HEARTWELL, President, A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President. E. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Bamusl Alexander A. L. Clarke, Geo. H Pmt,b Oswald"Oliver, E. C. Webster Juas. B. Heartwell, M. McEl Hinney, First Mortgage Loans a Bpecialty MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK. Cor, Water and Congress Streets. BOSTON. CAPITAL, by 400.000 BURPLUS, - 8400,00v Transacts a general Banking business, Re- oeives the accounts of Banks, Bankers and others. Draws Foreign Exchange and makes Oable Transfers in Europe and Tel egraphic Transfers of Money throughout the United States, Buys and sells Gov+ ernment and other lnvestment Securities, and executes any business for its Corre: spondents in the line of Banking, ABA P. POTTER, Presiden'. J. J. EDDY, Cashler. W. WORK, Ass't Cashler. mith-me EPPS’S COCOA. ) womzh lnwl.d(. of lll nataral lawy lhlug govern the operations of dij n and catrition, and by s careful appli of \l. tuo properties of well-t-lected Cocos, :;}. provided out breakiash tatise "with s talcataly Bavased beverage which may save M waoy heavy dactors blis 4 ls by the fadiclon N beryakaily b dmnntu e 10 rouint ovory dnamcg"&, Henseets of sabtle malad oating around as Io attack whnvn hou 18 » weak poinf. tortifiad -m. A pare blbad ot o o= ure and & prop v Sorvios Gesete -‘ with bollhl waber or -"I Bcd atios Itl' rl -1b and 1b), by Grocers, labeled JAMES BPPS & OU,, Homamopathic Ohemiste, i oy DO dou, Bnglar d. l!hll well " WTABLISHED 1888, CARRIAGE FACTORY 1400 and 1411 Dodge Btroeet, aug 7-we fm Omana, Nz», SHORT LINE ~OF THE— OHEIOAGO, Milwankee & St. Panl RAILWAY Is now eunning it FAST EXPRESS TRAINS from OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUF¥S —WITd— Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers Finest Dining Oary in the World IF YOU ARE COGING EAST COHICAGO' MILWAUKEE. Or 4 anv point beyoud; or IF YOU ARE T(El)lll(.‘. NORTH ST PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS Take the BEST ROUTE, the | Chicago, Milwankee& St PanlR'y Ticket office located in Paxo1 Hote!, at corner Farnaw anciFourteenth strects and a¢ U, P, De | pot and af Millard Hotel, Omaba. £@r Sec Time Table In another column, | F. A. NASH, General Avent, G. H. POOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha. 8.8, MERRILL, A, V. H. CARPENTER, General Manager General Pass. Agent, J.T. CLARK, GEO. H. HEAFFORD, General Sup't. Ass't Gon Puss. Agent Ageota for the Lite, i V\ ANted-2 "1 Franchorous Dax sy s wive. J6880 amflfl e, ouly,life authanised by her wad which wil nok bo & “Blood and Thundor” story, such a8 has Doan and wil be pul lished, but & 47e life by the U“'mlant COUNC!L BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOOALNEWS The New Hoepital. A meeting of the directors of the proposed hospital was held ycsterday afternoon at which E. L. Shugart presidad and D. C. Bioomer rerved as secretary. The others present were Dr. Macrae, Rev, Cyrus Hamlin and Dr. Montgomery., The purpose of the meeting was to disouss the advisa- bility of commenoing soliciting for the necessary weans to put the plan into practical and active operation, It seeming to be desirable to secure Rev. Mr. Lamen's asststance, snd that gen- tleman not belngable to t:nder much help at present, it was decided to await his return, about the first of June Doing a Great Deal of Good. M re. J.Berry, of Portland, Me., writes: cise it. Ts it only when the horse ia stolen you would lock the stable door? Remomber that republican forms of overnment do not insure freedom, gur the foundations of the most bitter despotisms have been lald under those famous republica of Greecs, R)me, Venico aud France. Look about yon to-day and see how the whole of soclety reeks with oor- ruption. How has not chicanery aud fraud asslsted in bariering away the lands of the people to soulless corpor- ations, and not only that, but the area of great provinces has been held in abeyance, in order that new plaus may formed to present new de- mands and secure their conocession, , while a congress notorious for its sub lorvlenny to the wishes of the Van. derbilts, the Goulds, the Villards, the Hopkin's and the Bsgu, refases to re- turn to the public domain these lands, which even under the infsmous land grany leglslation ef congress in times paat, these corporate monopolies can Your HENKY'S CARBOLIU SALVE is | 0stablish no shadow of clalm. Now doing a great deal of good, Some of my)Wwe hear through the press of friend« have been g:ncl benefitted by its | the robbery the Chicago use, Ithinkitis the best salve I have ever used, Beware of oounterfeits, Distinguished Vieitors. It is announced that a party of about twenty prominent gentlemen from Baltimors, who are on a whirl through the country with an eye to business and pleasure, are expected to reach Council Bluffs to-morrow after- noon, and pians are being made by the board of trade to meet them at the depot with convenie.c s fir crowding as much sight-seeing into u short space of time as possible, and thus give these eastern capitalists as good an idea as possible of the many advantages wMoh the city possesses as a grand proaperous business point, cieeln S BT ey *Mrs, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta— ble Compound isa most valuable med- icine for ladies of all ages who may be sffl oted with any form of disease pe- cultar to the sex. Her remedies are not only put up in liqaid torms but in Pulls and Lozenges in which forms they are securely sent through the malls, e —Lnst Sunday five or eix rollickers in returning from the beer gardens, thought that a deink at Alex, Obent's would be desirable, but found the dvor locked, One ot the more thirsty ones thereupon kioked in the door. About the same time Joeeph Roberts cime aloog and passed by the crowd. This was untortunate for Joseph, 84 some one recognizing him as being there and it being thought that he was one of the party, the grim hand of the law was laid upon him and he was brought into court, but on the facts appearing as stated ho was rleased from farther annoyance and humiliation. —_————————— A Life Saving Service. Mr, M. E. Allison, Hutchison, Kon : Saved his lite by " kimple Trial Bottle of Dr. Kip, w Discovery, for Consump- tion, whi muned him to procure a larce bottle that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of climate and everything else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, Se- vere Coughs, and all Throat and Lung dis. eases, it is gusranteed to cure, Trial bottles free st C F, drug store, Large size, $1. aprl 2-e0d&w 1w Goodman's —rt e 'To Your Tents, O Ierael | Workingmen of Oouncll Blufts, have you regard for your own welfare? Have you a desire to retain your man- hood? Do you desire to preserve the liberties your fathers left you, which are the most valuable heritage you can transmit to your ohildrent Answer these queations to your own consclences and consulting your own €eason, What are you doing to msintain your manhood! How does your pres- emt state of life correspond to that which you could destre, and without extravagance clalm, for yourselves? Why do you not open your eyes and take rtops toward accomplishing re- formsf Lot me soggest to yon in a fow wordas some of the reasons. Oae fears the displeasure of hie master, another does not think the nced pressing, an- other knows by the great dispari'y bha- tween his ueceeslics and his means «f sopplying them that something ie wroug, atill can see no way to a rem- edy. Ho, base cowardice, ignoble eloth and duall ignorance, operate, an ln- fimous trle, on the one hand wih sordid greed, ivhumsan pride aond vil- lalnous conoing, on the other to work, by selfishn tyranny and treachery, the enclavement of the la- borer and producer in bondage, of the weak to the strong, made powerful by the eonsent of those who carelessly "rwu of government, e the trouble o exer- rallroad ocenter and promising and | by syndloate of the people of Texas, through a legislature emulous evi- dently of the malodorous reputation of congress, whereby $10,000 000 worth of state lands have been voted to these men and sold by them to Eoglish capitalists, and the only con- sideration the P‘“l;“ get is a state house yat to be bullt and to cost $1,600,000. We see the foundation thus iald for a landed aristocracy and vauper tenantry. The luxury of a Vanderbilt reception, side by slde with the poverty which breeds ignor- ance, orime and degradation. You see aoross the water the resulta of tyranny and misrule, in the use of dyna- mite as the only recourse of a populace bereft of any other ages of neglect of the interests of the many in order that a few nu{ be rich, richer, richest, while the only limit of the poverty of the masses is the polnt where the resources of life are not sufficlent to sustain it; where the sweat of the laborer's brow will not secure enough of his earnings to malutain the spark of life in the body constantly growing weaker from privation of the necessary food to sustaln it, $22,000,000,000 of interest bearlng debt in the United States, and one-hall the net product of the labor of the country going each year to pay Interest on it. Ia it any wonder that 90 per cent of the business men become bankrupt, How has this state of affalrs been brought about? By orgaonizad effort to control your votes at the polle, organized effort to manipalate the ac'ion of your public administrators of affalrs In congress and legislatares, and by organized ac- tion on the part of the enemies of the enemios of the people to stifle the complalota of those who are opprassed, to tarottle those who would souna the alarm in the ears of the people and to divide you, one from the other by false lesues and {nsane jealonsles, thus defeating tne objects of counter organization for the dofense of popular invereats, from organized attack, Will you permit this? Will you be %0 blind as to allow those whose interest {s plalnly to perpetu- ote the present state of affalrs and avold reform, to keep you outside of organizations whose only aim is to acocomplish the overthrow of monopo- llstic oppressions, and reestablish peaceably by moral forces, the state, asour fathers organized Iti We see that the present sad state of affairs is the result of apathy, dlsintegration and lqnounoe The cure may be found in agitation, organization and -dmlwn. These are the watchwords of the poble order of the Kuights of On you as vorklnunun. Pro- du.cn wealth mq oitizens equal ‘before the I flopd to remaln & longer outside an order which has [ Iaadible objects to attain by such thoroughly nlhhl. methode, Can you have the feeling of approval in your own consclence, and at the same time know that of the milllons of producars or workingmen in the United States less than oune million are bearing the burden of toll, con- tumely and dissouragement whlohyon and others could by a very slight effort remove from thelr shou'ders and glve uot theso men, bat yourselves, the whole people, the victory which will otherwlse be delayed, but never- theless Is sure to como —it muy be done through disaster, and fn the end dynamite, but is sure to come, for ‘‘I'ruth shall conquer at the last, As round and round we run, And ever the right comes uppermost, And over s justice done.” Always fraternally, A Kniaur or Lumu Z3@-Fast, brilllant and luhlomhle are the Dlamond Dye colors, Ooe package colors 1 to 4 lbs, of goods. Oaly 10 cents for any color. —_———————— A true tonle mediclae, & fn orory household, is Brown's Iron Bit- ters, THE TRIENNIAL CONOLAVE The Accommodatione, Decoratione, Music, Etc. San Franclses Chronicle, April £d, Darivg the last week arrangements have been about completed by the committee on scoommodations for the | the triennial conclave by which the dis posal of guests is to be effcoted in & thorough and systematio manner. Applications have been recelved from 8,000 knights, but the committee will b prepare for 15,000 visitors, as this Iatter number is probably a correct eatimate of guests who will have to be provided for. Two large commander fes from Ohioago and 8t Loals will have their headquarters at the Baldwin, and private citizens are com- tng forward with a comwendable dis- | bed play of hospltality in offering to place over 1,600 rooms In residences at the disposal of the committee. The sys- tem by which guests wiil be received is as follows: Oa arrival In the city they will proceed Immediately to the headquarters of the Accommodation Oommittee and make known the num ber for whom they wish accommoda- tions furnished. They will then be assigned to elther hotels or private houses, in the same manner as guests of a hotel are assigned vo rooms, THE DECORATIONS, Last evening the committee on deo- orations was organized. It was de- oided to send communfoations to all commanderies in the United States for a coat of armsand banner to be placed among the decorations of the pavillon, The committee do not expeot any contly souvenirs, but any style that the visitlog commanderios may see fit to donate The matter of arches in street decorations was considered, and three very beautlful designs were submitted by John M. Ourtls. The memorlal arch very artls. tio In conception, and will form one of the grandest features of the outelde decorations. 1t is of Gothlo arohitecture, with three pas- sages through the base and sixty feet in helght and about the same distance {n width. Oa the columps are to be banners and emblems of the several visiting commanderies. On the pin- nacle will be a large d comman- dery cross, under which ia to boplmd the motto, {‘In Hoo 8igno Vinces.” Another desfgn 1s of the Corinthian order with the forms of knights as guards bearing shieldr and the insignia of thelr commandery. Tae third arch is to be Eaglish style and a fac simile of the grand old arch which stands at the entrance of the South- smpton common In Eogland ana which was built In the ume of King Henry V. ' The dra- pings and ornamentation will be very charaoterlstic by the gronpings ot Ma- sonlo and natlonal flags. These arches will be placed on the line of march as follows: The memoris! arch on Market street opposite the Bild- win. Oorinthio arch at the intersection of Kearney and Goary streets, and the English arch will epan the street in front of the Masonic Temple, as it wlil be in keeping with the architecture of that building. Turee more arches will be constracted from designs furnished by Mr. Cartle, The comwaudery buildings of both the Golden Gate and Culifornia com- manderles will be profasely decorated, and as they will vie with each other in the elegancs of their presentations, their ¢fforws will be ldmfud by thou- sands of our olty's guests. [ THE MARCH AND THE MUSIC, The line of March, as utmpoud the committee, is as fol “Form on Davis street, then d up Market to lfbl&un.q, to Montgom- ery avenue, M)lfl- to Market, up Marketdo Ellis, bélloved the parade will bé over om mile In length and one of the grandest displays of brilliant attractions ever witnessed in this olty. ‘The committee will send communi- oations to all commanderies in the state, to ascertaln the number of bands to be at the conolave; also, will fiad out all the available musio in this clty which cen be utilized for the oo oasion, No efforts will be spared to farnish music of a high order of excel lence, especlally the string bands snd dancing muslc, The committee on church musle and divine service are arlog choral eeiectione for the which promise & graud exhi bitlon of vooal wnusic never surp.wed on this coast. An Answer Wanted. Can any one bring us » case of Kidoey or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure? We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanently cured, and who are daily reo- ommending K cotric Bitters, will prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary oomplnlnt ‘quickly cured ’l‘bqvn y the blood, mul-u the bov- els, and act dlnatlyan the di Bvery f""'“'d' Fot walo st m. bottle by C. A Brave and Falthfu rdlanofour homes and Property Res ued from Imminent Perll, A very popular and well known member of our police force, w! o has performed duty twelve yoars at the Union L. R, depot, on Erxohavgs Place, in Brovidence, 1. T iven Bis nasotiolled Woekmony. e hih! “'1 have been dresdf lly troubled with disense of the Kidneys and Liver during Yut alxmonths; at times I was 80 se- verely affl cted that I was unable to staad on my feet, as my feet and lower parts of my leas were very badly swollen; my urin- ary organs were in » drosdful condition,my was in a wretched state, and it had beoome vo Impoveri.hed and clirculated so poorly that my hands and feet would be oold and numb and§so white asto appear lifeless. I could mot rest nights, but was 80 distreaned ull over that I could not lie still in bed; but would keep turning and rolling from one side to the other all night, s0 that I would feel more tired and exhaus- ted in the morning than when I went to . My condition becam serious that I was brllnl to stop worl d for thirty days I unable to be on’ duty. I con- sulted the beat dootors, and tried the nu. merous medicines and so-c.lled cures but rap'dly grew worse, and was in & sad con- ditionevery way when a long time valued friend of mine, prominent in this dt{oh - lorge exoress company, urged me Hunt's Remedy, as he h-d known of w derful cures ffected b Upon his rep: resentation I ootaine: tvu botties of the Remedy avd commenced taking it as di- rected, and qreatly to my surprise in lers thao twenty.fcur hours I commenoed to foel relieved, I was in an awful condition when I b'zln to tuke the Remedy, andhad no faith in it; therefors, when I found o most lwm-diate velief, even in one da; use of it, my reart was made ‘I-d o assure you I continued to take the Remedy and improve constantly from day to dsy. Ttook it with me onmy trip to Maine, for I was bound to haveit with me 1 and the result is that I impro all the time I wes away; arrival t ome, which was sey: ral weeks have boen o duty every duy. I feel py rate, and the swellin, Ind feet, and legs dieappeared, ll.l the terrible buh ho fich used to bother me more » | the rest, troubles me no more, and P lplandldly st mighte, and -un!y cellent forcihle reasons for kln in pnl--n( Hunt's llmn.d(, for it has made & new man of me, on't know what I should have done w|lhont Huot's Eemdy itis tlw b-t mndlulnl that I ever and iadly recommend 1t to All who » with Kidney or Liver disease, or direases of lh- Urinary organs, Respeotful l' ISAAU W, FAIRBROTHER." A 8kin of Beauty Is & Joy Forever. DR. T FELIX GOURAUDS Orfental Oream or Magioal Bean- tifier, orTan, Plmplos, bottle wiil last six Also Foudro Jub- wichout injury to +To by all Dracglste and Fancy Goods s throughout the United Bhates, Canads $1,000 row: of of any one selllug the same. -6 FALLEY & HOES, Weatern Agents, Lafayette, Indiana, TELE | FA T RnNT REVERSIBLE HEELS —FOR— Rubber Boots and Boots and Shoes OF ALL KINDS, so0 50 PERCT. v The conter pleces are interchangeable and re. versible. It prevonts the counter from runulng over, requiring no heel stiffeners, Tho Agency " for heso goods in thls town ha Loulsyills, Neb. A regulir graguste n medi ine Over 16 vearw' practice—12 in Chicago, 0 state t) treat d Private dis DR, HENDERSON, 706 & 605 W KA SAS & docto Bt CITY, MO WrAkNEss (nleht 08y RNILITY, (i % Of Sexua' power) Eto. Cures yua sntecd or morey retuided, Orarg s low. Thou. sands of oases 'ured. No Injurlous medicines wed No Cote.i'sn from busincss. All b o)) cines furnishe 1o o0 (o patiente at & distauce. Cowpuliation free abl co Bdontial-cail or write Age snd otk REMARKABLE ! KAxaas Crrv, Mo., Sept. g0, 1862, Tthink it & duty I owe to hulnlully to say what your remedy has done f r me. One year ago I con a bad case of Blood DI ease, s d not knowing the result of such roubles, I allow- St tarun o some t me, but finally apulisd ta the bout phywclan in ¢ s 'y, who ‘reated me Ml OVER 600 0TOIODIDN OF MMw rain each, down 1 weight o 510 ko 101 pou di, and waa confined to my- bed with Mer. Curial Rhavinatise, scarcely ablo to tarn mysel over. Belng a traveling man, some of the fra- tornity fount mein this doploratle ocondition, a they and recom- knewol mended me soveral to try youz casos that fic.0n & had been cured by its use. T commendeu the use 16 wita very Iiitlo faith anp fa leas that three woeks was able to take my place on the rosd._The sores and_copper-collored spota gradually dissp- peased, and to-dav I bavenot s s oor spot on my mmu and my welg tis 217 pounds. beins more an jtever was, 1 do not wish my name, but you mi who doubt the merit of 8. 8. 8. for I anow it is & sure cure, ‘Yours Truly, J.H.B, Bow e thirty years ago theto lived In Monteo mery, Ala, & young man who was tarribly aflo- “fier baing tre.ted for & long time hy the e A T R benefld, be u)mmaneod taking 8 8 8. After persistentl, y taking it two months he was curel. Bein quainted with hiw for the disease never m rewurn, J. W, Bisuor, J. P., 1 Hot Bprings Ark. 1t you doubt, come to see us, and we will CURE YOU, or chare nothing! Write for particulars and a copy of the little book, ** Measage to the Unforanate Buffering ' Auk any Druggist sa our standlng. *2.81,000 Reward will he pald to any Chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 bottles of 8.8. 8., one particie of Mereury, lodide of Po asslum, or other Minoral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC 00., Proprietors, Atianta. Ga. ALL DRUGGISTS. SUPPUSlTORlE i ‘The Grest Popular Remody for Plles. Bure cure for Blind, Bleeding & Icohing P And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors. These Surrosimontss act directly upon the ocoate of the Blood Vi and byih-iluflrln " lood from the swollen the 01. DOCTOR STEINHART'S ESSENGE OF LIFE. For OLD AND YOUNG, MALR AND FRMALR. 1t 1o & sure, prompt and effoctual remeds or dlmlou in. Intermitent Fevers, Want in , Nervous Debility tages Ilnlolx Loss of Brain Power, Prostration, Weaknoss and Kenersi Low of Bowcr, 14 ropais nervous waste, rejuvenates the faded inte strenghithens the enfeobled brain and rostores mw."n T!wn-ua vigor to the exhausted or- I 5wty proveil e ‘& (nvalusblo remody. | Prics, $1.004 bottle, Tm | or six or 85, For ealeby all druggists, or sen secursfrom observation an racept. of rice by har P.0O. Box 2460 St i oy UL, L. T, Pusiah, {Youngatows, Oblo, May i0, 16se. xnpALL & 00,1 hikd & viry valum nian colt that Iprized very highly, b vin on one joint and & which made hir very tho charge of two veber: to cure him. 1 wat ortisorens of Kendall't icago Express I determined onoe fo try 1d lnd'!:l gurcruggista bete b4 Send fort, and they o roe bottles; I 40 Allaod 1 ‘thought 1 would .m 1t » thoro i goed it ccording to direptions and it day b SO Soased bo e lms s i lumpe have Tused but one bottle sud the colt's llm free of lumps and v smooth a8 any horse state He ls entire: ly cured. The cure was so remarkable thaj have mlwn of :{nuulbm hn e remala: Ing two bol fo posisl ,mnlwnw. m l. dall & Qol, Pre EAmP e B aarers Awlv DR. WHITTIER. 617 8¢ OharlesBt 8¢ LOUIS Mo A REGULAR GRAL: a (K ot wwo o madion wwfii‘onono. il o808, “akin anb Ahdn any other phyaician in BY, w e e show and Id resld Know. o':‘zmn tree and lnvited. no-fl Is inconventent 4o visit the city for treat audiclas caa bosat by Al Where, Wuaranteed; where dou 'B Teloinie by rankly woabe G weite Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental and_Physioal Woakness, Merourinl and sther affections of Throat, Bkin and Boues Blood” Tmpurities and Blood Poisouing, Skin Affoctions, Old Sores and Uloers, Tmpediments to Marriage, Rbeumatism, Piles. Speciul attention to ocasesfrom r.worked brain, SURGIOAL O. SKES reoeive spoolal sttention. Diseasen arlsl from Twmpraience, Exoussen T ulcuces story woll told. Many recelpta; who may mar. GUXDE. A uscs, n and cure. Bealed for 250 poatags or statpe MARRIADE 57 & S0 wly *ONAL—" “Parts of the hun eoligo soveiee ottt body and ," ete. |9 au_Interesting ad: ert seweot long run i ouy paper. In reply to 1quries wo will say that tiiere ' a0 evidence ¢ humbug ab ut this * o ulio contrary, the advertin rs ar. vers highly ine dorsed |n-m--dyq-n-nq got alid iy culare .m? ou- m b‘ ‘A dicsnihe e ., P. 0. Box \~Toledo K~