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

THE DAILY Brk- FRIUAY MaY 11 HARKNESS BRO'S, DRY GOODS & GARPET HOUSE. Have the Largest Stock and Cxoicest Patterns of CARPETNS] Ever Brought to the City, and at LOWER than ever offere PRICES d in this vicinity, DO NOT FATIT, TO CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. HARKN ESS BRO'S, 40: Broadway, Council Bluffs. OOUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD ‘ TIME TABLE. The following are the times of arrival and de- garture oftruiay from tne looal dopots. Tne trains start from the Ualon Paffic dopot about ten mnites eirier than bs ow stated, and arrive at the aepot about ten_minutes later. Trains 01 pool line U, P. and Lincoln trains run on Council Bluffs time, GHIOAGO, ROCK IBLAND AND PACIPIO, Arrit Mall and_Ex*. 15 p m Accom (8at. Accom. (Mon.).145 p m KANBAS CITY, 8T, JO AND OOUNOIL BLUFFS, Depart. pa ve. Mall and Ex. | Exprom.. oev 838 p m Xxprow. Mall and Ex.. 6146 p m UNION PACLFIO, Arrive, Cveriand Exaud:00 p.im. TenverEx WABARI, BP. LOUIS AND PACIPIO, Depart. Arrive. Mall and Ex.. 9: Cannon Ball., BIOUX CITY AND PACIPIC, Depart. Arrive orSloux City. y TKRR AND ST, PAULL Arrives Conneil Blu@s, Leaves Omaha. Mall and Ex Atlantic Ex Mondays. | Daily. Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Blufts, Leave Omaha. 8am 9am 10am,|8am9am, 10am, amim2pm3p|llam tpm 2pm3p m4pm5pm,6pm |m4pm5pm,6pm. Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. - On Sunday the cars begin their trips at 9 dllock 8., and run regularly durlng the day #t9, 11, 24, 5 'and 6 o'clock, and run to city time} L. B. SIBLEAY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN BUTIETER PROMPT CASH PAID. No commlssions charged. Send for Quotations. 542 Broadway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, S. E. MAXON, ARORIT QY. Ofice over savings benk, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, - - Towa, “FOR TABLE USE” The Natural Mineral, KAISER WATER From Birresborn on the Rhine RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEDI- CAL AUTHORITIES, FRED'K HOLLENDER & CO,, Sole agert or the U. 8. and Canaia, 115, 117, 119 Elm st., New Yor. A23-3m SHORT LINE =OF THE— OHIOAGO, Milwaukee & St. Panl RAILWAY 1s mow running ite :'ABT EXPRESS TRAINS OMAEA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFS —WITH— Pullman’s Magnificent Slespors ~AND THE— Finest Dining (_1£s in the World. IF YOU ARE GOING EAST CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE, Or to any point beyond; or IF YOU P.HETGOING NORTH ET. PAUL OR MINNEAFOLIS' Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Milwankes& 8¢, PaulR’y Ticket office located in Paxto Hotel, at corner Farnam and Fourteenth streots and at U, P, De. pot and ad Millard Hotel, Owaha, #&See Time Table in another column, F. A. NASH, General Agent, 0. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha, . 8, MERRILL, A, V., H. CARPENTER, General Manager, General Pass. Agent. . T. CLARK, GEO. H. HEAFFORD, GencviBuph. Ass'tGeo, *as. Agen Ars acknowleiged to be the best by ali who have put them to & nractical test. ADAPTED TO HARE & SOFT COAL COKE OR WOOD. MANUFACTURED BY Buck’s Stove Co., SAINT LOUIS, | PIERCY & BRADFORD, SOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA America. Triumphant. AMERICAN BREAKFAST . » W sucdal for oatmeal, ete., Lon- don Food Ezhibition, England, 1552, AMERICAN BRE4KFAS® A B CEREALS recelved the high- s e Us et re at Centennial 79. 1576, Am. Ins, Fairs '76, AMERICAN BGEAKFAST A B n CEWEALS are the purest and s Bs Wa choice t Foods in the world, Patentad, U. 8. and Gt. Britain. WILTE WHEAT, W A OATS, hutled. crushed, + Ba Un cooked, disicated. B:o spurious imitations, AWEKICAN BREAKFAST CEREALS propare. in 10 mio- o Ba U* oo, “being already stesm cooked, Send for circulars, AMERICAN BREAKFAST A B n CEREA!S the most nourlsh- s e Wa 1ay sccnomical, palstable aad easily digested of al foeds. ASK FOR A, B. C. BRAND A B c ONLY. The OnmvALs M'F'a, Be Un co;, 88 Muray i, N. Y. 0d by sll leading grocers, At wholesalo by axton & Gallagher, Omaha.' A23-w&8-3w Proposa’s for Furchase cf Paving Bonds CITY TREASURER'S orru:s,} OuAna, Neb., April 19, 1883, Sealed proposals will be recelved at this office until May 16, 1883 at 12, noon, for the purchase of $1€0,000 of Paving Bonds of the City of Oma- ha. 8ald bonds will become due snd payable in 20 years from May 1 ¢, 1883; ar ms of #1,000 each and bear intereat from May 18, 18 the rate of five percent per annum paysble semi- snnually at the ofice of Kountze Rrothers, in New York, upon presentatiou of coupons awtach- ed. The priocipal will also be payable at the same place Safd bonds are tasued ander the charter power eaid city, atter election duwy held suthorizing their isue ““for the purpose of paying the cost of yaving, re-paving or macadamizing the inter- sections of streets and epa-es opposite slleys in the city,” and will be dellvered to purchassrs, onpayment therefor. av the Clty 'l‘r.uury in Omahy—one-half on June lst, 1883, anJ ouc-halt on September 1st, 1883, Bids wi | be addressed ro the under#gned and marke1 “Proposals for Paving Bonds,” and must stateths namy and address of the bidder, the amouut of said bonds desircd and the price to be Ppaid in addition t) isterest accrued. ‘The right is reserved o reject any aud all bids, TRUMAN BUCK, m 4-10t City Tressure, BOUREE.A PILE OINTMENT............$ 60 < RIBO L OINTMENT 26 ok 0) = Fever ana Ague Touie Qoraial...1 00 | X G | STANDARD LIVER PILLS... 25 AIVIEIIRXO AN DIARRHOE CURE.. VAT IS X T O UT S ENES S8URE OURE FOR CORNS..... 2 (Warranted cr money refunded,) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Manutactur:d by W, J. Whitehouse, 605 North 6th St. Gwaha Neb. p J4-w&o-6m E. L. MORSE & €0, Real Estate AND LOAN BROKERS, 22 Capltol Avenue, - Omaha, Neb, ES RENTED. RENTS COLLEC Omaha Dry Hop Yeast You will find it fresh and reliable, Give lta trial and yoa will be conviuced that It 1s equal to any manufactured, 16 COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOOALNEWS A Sclentific Lecture. To John H, Ahles, Eqq,: Dear sin: Belleving the lecturo you have prepared on Psyic Evolution worthy of presentation to the publio we would most respeotfully request that at e catly a date as you oan oconvonlently, you deliver the aame In thia clty to the end that oar cltizens generally may reap tho benefit of your solentific research N. V. Lawrence, E R Paige, E 8 Barnett, B. W. Hicht, W. A, Mynnter, T. Bowman, Jobn H Keatly, Hunry Eiseman, C M, Harle, J C. Morguy, A. H. Harris, A, Loach, G. Rich- mond, avd many oth To ths Above Namcd Geatlemen: Thanks to you for the honor cor - ferred by the above. Will'prasent the Iatest tindings in ratforal sclenes by showing the mind of man to bya prodoct of nature as is his body, i my lecture on sulmal Inte'ligence on Suanday, the 13:h inat., at 10 o olock a. m. in Spiritasl hail, up stalrs, Shugart's new building near the post office, where I shall be happy to meet all ladles and gentlemon {utereated in the all ahsorblng question, ‘‘The Origin of Mind and Matter,” Jon~ H. AuLes, Henry's Carbolio Saive The PEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, B 1. ¢+, Saren, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Coupivct 'Lunds, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions, eto Get BENRY'S CAKBOLIC SALVE, as all othors are but immitations, Price 25 cents, — . COMMERCIAL. OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wugar ~No, 2 spring, 76c;, No. 8, 65; rejected 50c; ood domand, CorN—Dealers paying 33c: rejected corn Chicago, 50 ; vew mixed. 524c; white corn, 550, The receipts of corn are lixht, OArs —Soarce and in good demand; 83, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton, 30 per balo, Rye—40c; light supply. CorN MEAL—1 25per 100 pounds, Woon—Good supply, prices st yards, 5 00@6 00. CoAL—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. 5 50 per ton, Burrer—Plenty and o fair demand; 925¢; creamery, S0c. FfausARudy sale and plenty at 10@11c per dozen, LAmv—Fnlrhunk’:l wholesaling at 1840, PourTrRY—Firm; dealers paying 130 per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens, 'VEGETABLES—Potatoes, 50¢; onions, 50c; cnbbages, 80@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, City flour from 1 60 to 3 40, Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOCK, CATTLE—3 00@8 50; calves b 00@7 50. Hoes—Market for hogs quiet, as the packing houases are closing; shippers are paying 6 00 to 6 7 If You Are Ruined in health from any cause, eepectally from the use of any of the thousand nestrams that promtse so largely, with long flctitlous testimonlals, have no fear, Resort to Hop Bitters %t once, and in a short time you will have the most robust and blooming health GREENS “DRIVE WELL " The Onitea States Court at Des Moines Decldes Against tae Patentee. Des Moises, May 9.—The Uai Statee district court, now sltt this city, this morning rendered a do alglon in the celebrated “‘drive we!l’ case, holding the patent void. The question was decided in the case of Andrews vs. Hovey, of Indepondence. The case was broaght before the courts of Towa and Minnesota together, the judges being Love and Shiras, of Iowa, and Nelson, of Minnesots, and is conclusive as to all cazes pending in both states. Judge Shiras delivered the opinion, holding, First—That the pstent is invalld because the inventor, Col. Green, of New York, allowed it to go into public use for more than two years prior to nis application for a patent. Second—That the f{ssue was vold because it was not for the same inven- tlon as the original patent; and Third—Because that the instances of priority by the inventor were in the main mere experlments of wells at | th Independence, Iowa, in 1861, and the successful use of several wells at Mil- waukee in 1849 and 1850 were from substantially the same inventlon. JudgeLove concurred and held further that under the act of congress of 1839 it was immaterial whether the prior use of the invention for the two years thereln mentioned was with or with- out the consent and allowance of the inventor, and that such prior use in elther case Invalldated the patent. Judge Nelson dissented. The opinion was very long and all questions in- volved were discuesed with much learning, Judge MoCrary eat with the judges during the reading of the opinion, REMEMBER THIS. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely ald Nature fo making you well when all else fails, If you are costive or dyspeptlc, or are suffering from any of the numer- | b oun diseases of the stomach or bowels, it 1s your own fanlt if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints. If youare wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters, If you are sick with that terrible slckness Nervousness, you will find a ‘‘Balm in Gilead” in the use of Hop Bitters, If you are a froquenter or a resi- dent of a miasmatic district, barricade your syatem against the scourge of all countriea—malaria, epidemic, bilious and intermittent fevers—by the use of Hop Bitters, If you have rough, plmple or sal- low gkin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserablo generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair ekin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort, In short they cure all dlseases of the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidnoys, Bright's Discase, $500 will be paid for a case they wil not cure or help. That poor, bedridden, Invalld wife, ister mother, or daughter, can be made the ploture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bltters, costing but a triffie, 'WIll you let them suffer? IOWA ITHMS, The Burlington Hawkeye explains why Towa will celebrate its semi.centennial at that place, It is not the anniversary of Town's birth as a_state, but of the date when the first lawful white settlement was made west of the Mississippi upon the Iand which is now included in the state ot Towa, 1t is estimated that the deoision of the cours that the section line roads estab. lished iu » wholesale way in Crawford county some years ago, are not legal, will cost the county $30,000, It willtake that much to pay damsges for the highways that will now bave to be established. Bishop Perry, of the Eplwopal diocere of Tows, has in his control a bequest of 30,000 tefs by Miss Sarah Burr, of New York, to aid 1o buiding s young ladies’ remiosry, Oedar Rapids «ffers grounds, aud proposes to secure the school . The board of supervisors of Tama couuty are serlously considerivg the sub. ject o« submitting to & vote of toe pooi.la " Proposition to sell the poor farm. It iy said to be an unprotitable investment, and they want to get ria of 1t oScott ‘Ihayer, 8 young farmer liviog near Atlantic, was arrested for stealing | utawond from s bad girl of Atlantio. He plead of guiley . Scost had given the jewel L his giri, » respectable youoy lady iiving uu # neighboring farm, L] Wi, Haver, an sged man living near Sutherlutd, was tound dead in bis Led Isst Mondey. He had been on a pro- louged spree, duriog which be had been roboed ot $490, Hu was buried at public expel Wm, Scott, of Pauline, while working o s well the uther day, was struck ou tae hoad by » bucket ot dirt which teil cighteen tect, He was dazed for » while, vut was all rigat agam in o ae bhour or two, Kookuk recently made a flattering «ffor to sne Outuwwa Catlery works to reimuve W that place, vuc tne citizens of the Iatter civy promptly subscribed $15,000 wAditionsl BLOCK, #OQ 80 retelu the euter. prise, The receipts of the Cedar Rapids water cowpauy tor the year euding April 30, was $18,070.93, and $/,000 was expended in cxiensious, Duaring the year just endea 311,802,581 galiuus of wate. was pumped. ‘Lhe state papers are owutioning farmers 10 be Curelul With what UGKDOWD pivities th y deal with, Seed corn, shruboerry, an " various otuer swindlers wre weoudiog the couatry in every airection. 1t is said that there was probably never & uime 1n the history of Lowa when o lie- tle whisky snd beer was being solu as at present, This is one of the effects ot tue high license, The Des Moines river is cutting in the beud just wbove its mouth, wnd ubreateas 0 wake » new chunnel int the Missiesip- pi, leaviug the Keokuk bridge away to one side, The Iowa State Fair will be held in Des Moines, beginning August 31, and coutio- uing eight days, Arrangemenws are al- ready ou toov for makiog it » grand suc- cess. Farmers in the central counties who bargained for lightning rods st 7 cents a foos and signed notes, tind when the uotes are presented the piice s 70 cent, per tout, The Burlingten life insurance companies whote certiticates nave been revoked by the suate auditor, say tney wifl continue 1n business alithe saise, A mwan named Huston was pardoned out of the Fort iadison peniteatiary on Wea- nesday who hud seryed out & twenty-hive yuears’ sentence, Mzes, Hill, of Humboldt, started a fire receatly to ciear off a meadow. Mr, Hill now monras tha loss of uw barn and wa- chiuery, Fitteen tramps got on & drunk at Cedar “alls one day Last week and 1ndulged in & cee fight, Seven were captured by the arstial, Dubuque is to have a new, first-class wotel, 1u will have a trontage of 210 feet, 1e four stories high, and cost $1°0,000, Members of the Seventh fowa infaatry are requested to meet at Keokuk oa the 16¢h iust, to arrauge fo. a reunion. Hon, Wm, Larrabee, of Clermont, hs donated tue Catholic courch of wbat civy a large church bell, to cost $750, Geo. Epperson of Sibley has a 9-year-old cottonvood tree that is four tuec four inches in circumference, Lida Angell of Keokuk is unde: $200 bouds to answer for knocking Krank Grey dowa with a brick, 1t is predicted that Emmet county will grow moure this year than it didin the three previous years, Counterfeitors were trying to ‘“‘shove” some iaferior half dollars in lodependence last week. Burliogton's celebration of Iowa’s semi- centennial is arousing eunthusiasm all over the state, The Griswold people are feeling pleased with their prospects of securing a third road, The curiosity at Emmetsburg is an in- faot born with a full and perfect set of teeth, At Battle Creek also the :saloons refuse to take cuc license und are ruaniog withe out, High license in Boone has reduced e number of salvons trom nineteen to six, Ex.Gov, Stone ot Iowa has settled down for the practiceof law at Pueblo, Colorado, The government revenue office at Bur. lington took in 823,631.42 during April. It looks as though high llcense is to be the future policy of the st.te, Fonda and Rolfe dispute for the site of the Pocshontas county tair, Considerable sicku s reported among the children of Atlantio, Burglars are operating in Ottumwa, but with lictle success. A steam heating company has been or- gauized at Octumwa, It is reported that gold has been found near Peterson, At Atlantic the mains for the gas works are being laid, Sheep shearers are scarce and wanted in Ida county, The Des Moines police forcs are after the gamblers, Sioux City wants a good sized cracker factory. Waterloo s going to have a 810,000 otel. Sheldon s building fire cisterns Humor in the 8tomach. Mach ot the distress aud slckness attributed to dyspepsla, chronio dlar- rhay aud other causes s oceasioned by numor in the stomech. Several carr s, with wil the characteristics of these complainte, have becn cared by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, offvered by thia mediclne ure so won- derful that the slap! statement of them affrds the best proof that 1t combines rare curative agents and when ones used secures the confidence of the people. Ocher cures The Last of ths Wheelbarrow Man. Albany Times, Tho articlos belonglog to R. Lyman Pottor of this city, who was recently kllled in Baltsbury, N, C., have beer received by his famlly, accompanted by a letter from the coroner, D, A, Atwell, Potter left a wite and two children five years ago the 10:h .of Aprll, and trandled a wheelbarrow to San Franclsco merely to get a name of accomplishing a feat that no one else had ever performed. He had always been regarded by his nelghbors as be- Ing very queer, to say the least. He declared when Grant was eleoted presl- dent that he would never shave his face nor cat his halr until s demooratio president filled the ohair. When he statted on his wheelbarrow trlp ft was regarded as a wild scheme, but he began In & business sort of » way. He had his wheelbarrcw made to sult himself, and after plling all on it he deemed necessary forthe trlp he started. He recolved notices from varlous papers and was an objeot of curioslty wher- ever ho happened to pass. It w while croeslng the western pralries that he chanceo to captare a couple of oub wolves. Theso he tralned to ac- company him and whenever they got tired ho would carry them on the wheelbarrow, Finally one of them dled. The other was with him at the timo he was killed. It {s quite large now, but very tame. It will eat out of the hand and loves to be fondled the same as a cat. The finest mayonalse dressing for all kinds of cold meats, raw tomatoes, plokled salmon, cabbage, ote, {8 DURKEE'S SALAD DREssizG Botier and more economlical than home.made, A PREMIUM FOR BABIES, A French Law Encoursglog Procrea- tlon. The proposed French law provides that every head of a family who has wore than four children shall be en- titled to a reduction of 156 per cent In his annaal taxes, and to an additional reduction of b per cent for each child in excess of five. Ia case the head of the famlly pays no taxes, or if his taxes do not exceed 100 franos a year, then he shall be entitled to a pre- mium of 200 francs for his fifth child and to another premiom, in each case larger by 100 francs than the preceeding, for each additlonal child he may have. The project of Mr. Proyre—for that is the nawe of the author of the blll—may seem emplirical, not to say comical, but tho fact is, that the population of France s at a stahd stlll, if not actual- ly diminishing. The perniclons ex- ample of limiung children is set by the upper olasses large familles are looked upon as mliefortunes—not so mach on account of the immediate ex- penses attendlpg upon the birth, support aud education of children as on ascount of the necessity for making the provisions for thelr future that the social customs of this natlon enforce. If the chlldren are glrls, the parents must set aside annually a sufficlent sum to provide them. with a dot or dowry, without which they cannot hope to find husbands for their daugh- tere; if the children are boys, the cap- {tal to start them in business must be provided. This means years of saving and economy, even among the wealthy olaeses of soclety, and parents find it o much slmpler method to economize in the number of their children, Two or at most three children, are admlissi ble, and there are few families in easy olecumstances thatexceed that nnmber, So deeply has this feeling become rooted in the soclal life of the natton that parents who have large families ars looked upon as belng culpably and indecently improvident. As by far the great majority of marrlages among those in moderate or eaey olrcum- stances ars formad upon purely finan- clal conditions, and are arrauged by the pavents, tho affectations have but little to do with them; and henoce this violatim of the laws of nature is not 80 aifficalt as you might suppoze. When opiates fall, then tiy Samari- an Nervine It's a cortaln cure for ail nervous allments. Turkish Barber Shops All the Year Round. Tae barber's baeln throughout Con- stantinople, and, to the best of my xnowledge, throughout Tarkey, is of the time-honored pattern, mane of brass, and with a semi-circular seg- ment out out of tho rim, soat to ad- mit ¢f the basin belug placed close to the customer's neck, and below his chin, while the barber manipulates beard or chin with warm water, until the one or the other is ready for the final operation. It is just such a basin as that which Don Qalxote took for ‘‘Mambrino’s Helmet,” and which he placed on his head, up- side down and with the semi-clrcular hiatus over his forehead, as {if the basin had been & morion, Itls just such a basin as was wont to be used In Beaumont and Fletcher's amusing burlesque of the Knight of the Burn- ing Pestle, when one ot Glant Bar- barose’s captives was brought forth upon the stage, with the basin embracing hils neck, oclose under his chin, as {f he were just aboat to be shaved. Such basins were In unlversal use {n England for some centurles, but in my time I have never seen one there, Here there are no other forms, They are not invarlably of brass. Of late years basins of pottery have been intro- duced. I bought at Mersine, on the Syrian coast, a basin inred and white pottery, which bore the name of a French firm, and I have seen one in the Princes' Islands, in blue and white, which bore the name of an Euglish firm. but whether the basin be of brass, or pewter, or pottery, its form Is always the same, As a matter of course, the barber shops in Stambul are not localized, but there is a little settlement of them cloge to each principal mosque, One of these eottloments consists of a row of small houses, or rather huts, in front of the great mosque of Saltan Achmet, which aro cccupted by bar- bers, and are made quite resplendent by the basine, which are hung out in apparently unnecessary prcfasion in front of the huts ‘There is another colony of barbers in the equaro of the Bayezid Mosque, and they have introduced open-air shaving. . Ouly the other day, In winter, I saw & row of grave Tarks seated under tho wall of the court of the mosquo, and having their tonsure made strictly orthodox, To an unbe- lisver the spectacle was provocative of mirth, but to the Moslem crowd It gavo great aatisfaction, As I haye said, the barbera aro alao deutlsts, and they have preserved a custom which once prevailed in England, and the readers of Beaumont and Fletcher and other poets well know. They made collar- etter, uprons, glrdles, and other simi- lar articles, with teeth, strung toge- ther by red, blue, and yellow silk,and they suspend these articles as signs, outslde thelr shops, Inthls work they display almost as much taste as the L B fruiterers exhiblt, but I confoss that I prefer the fruit to the teeth which can no longer consume it ear What One Member of the Profession Test fias Regaraing the Belentific Prepa- r tion of & Bro her Memter Mr.Dawley has been in the drugjbusiness in the city of Providence twenty-five years ws clork and proprietor in good standing, and knows whereof he affirms. - En, Mr. D, says: *“For mavy years I have suffered, intensely at times, with what is gananll( oalled rheumatism, When first attacked I was ocoufined to my bed and could not walk a stop, I could not bear the weigh’ of the bedclothes, so exorucia- tiog was the agony I endured. I always noticed that before these attacks came on my kidneys were nffcoted; before there would be any pain in my limbs or any swelling of jointa or limbs, the color of the secretions from the kidneys would be very dark and the odor stroog and feverish, The 1 8t attack was very severe, about b years l“(u. and 1 was confined to the honse severs al weeks, and was unable to attend to busiveas in three months. During the time I was confined at home and the time of my convalesence I employed four of the beat dictors I could obtain, but none ot them guve me permanent relief, for they did not go to work st the cause of the trouble. c.uving been nequainted with the vroprietor of Hunt's Remedy a long time T was induced by him to_give it s trial, hopiog that it might reach the seat of the disease; and after taking one bottle I found myself very much improve !, and after tak- ing the seoond I was fesling better than I had after any previous attacks, During many months previous to taking the Rem. edy my hands and fingers would be much swollen and stiff every mornivg; my left side, in the region of stownch and spleen, was very lame and sensitive; at times I would be taken with severe crampe over the spleen, and be obliged to apply mus- tard or oayenne for temporary relle{', T was yery nervous nighta -mi conld not sleep; 1 was obliged to be very partioulor in my diet, and my physical system was sadly demoralized, Since I have taken Hunt's Remedy systematicaily all these things have chang have vo swollen hands or limbs, no paine or oramps in the side, can ent all kinds of food, sleep sonndly and get thoroughly rested, and my kidneys are ac- tive and perform their functions promptly, thus taking out of the aystem all the pois. onous secretions which contaminate the whole system where the kidneys do not act efficiently, My friends, what Hunt's ° em- edy hae done for me it will do for all of you, 1 beliove it to be the only_sure cure diseases of the Kidneys, Liver and nary organs, Respactfully, E R DAWLEY, 464 Broad Street,” SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE Used n the principal churchos for commun fon purposes EXOCELLENT FOR LADIES, AND WEEKLY PERSONS, AND THE AGED SPEER'S PORT GRAPEWINE FOUR YFARS OLD. TONIC AND STRENGTHENING rou U a1 gias oring?, 11 bed = f2an “stimulnting, (ntaricating, P ALL TIME, 8ix yoirs old, sircd by Almont, he by Alexan= der Abdaliah. w, On Time, by War Dance, Alro the Standard-bred Siallion ORIENTAL, Three yoars old, sirsd by Almont Li btning, by Almont dam. EENTUCKY CENTRAL Four years old, :31, by Belzcrial, by ‘Alexand Will make the seaso: P g two biocks west of Gr on Screet cirs, at 835 00 each. Mares not proving in fos] can he return- ed nextseaso froe of charge, The money must be psid invariably in advance. For further par- teulars seo or address Telzorial was ED. REED, Omaba, Neb. 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Parr, Schroter & Bech, D. W alotr o Baxe, James Forsyth and J. O, the rich_quafities of the and medicina propertjes, it willbs pure distillation from the grape, and o slgnaturo of ALFED SPERR, Pa- Write for fu'l part'cuars, and little biok * sage to the Uafortioate Suffering.” *2.81,000 Reward will he pald to any Chemist who will find, on analysis of 100 bottles o 8.8. 8., one particle of Mereury, lodide of Potassium, or other Mineral substance. SWIFR BPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, Atlanta. Ga. DR. WHITTIER. 8178t Charles 8t, ST. LOUIS Mo A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medion clleges, has beon longer engaged tn the troat ment of CHRONIC, NERVO! SKIN AND D Diseases than any othor physician in 89, Louls sa city papere show aud all old restdonty know. Consultation froe and fnviked, Whon I§ s Inconveniont $o visit the city for treatment, oinos can be gent by mail or express every. whore. Curable cases cuaranseed; where dcafl exlatalt Io frankly wiated. Oall or write. Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental snd Physical Weakness, Morourial snd . | other affections of Throat, Ski i i Tmpediments to M , Rheumati United States Depository FE%_W“_?fi First National Banh. —OF OMAHA— Cor. 13th'& Farnam St. The Oldest Banking Establish- ment in Omaha. BUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Establishod in 1858, Organzed a4 » National' Bank in 1863, DAVIH, Lashier. hicr THE LEADING NEW YORK Oall and look over my new store and se my new goods, 1207 Farnam Street. under the managemeot of Mr, Kalish, CAPITAL, - . . 200,000, SURPLUE AND PROFITS - 162,00 OFPICKRS AND DIRKCTORS Hrtax vzk, Vrosident, JOUN A. CRRIGHTON Vicd President, AuGusTUs Kovxtzs 20d Vice Proa sent, Issnes T AT TLOR, 1207 over-workedbimin. SURGICAL OASES roooive epecihittention. _Diseasos arising from Impruddifoe, Exooswer, Tndulzences MARRIAGE &t 2 1y woll told. _ Maay clpts; who may mas 'y, Who may not, why, GHOUXIDEL i’ "2 moth why, and cure, Bealed for 250 postage or stamps. Y & wl DOCTOR STEINHARTS SUPPOSITORIES § The Great Popular Remody for Pilea. Sure cure for Blivd, Bleeding & Ivching P Aud all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors, Theso SurrosrToriss act directly upon the 4 of tho Blood Veasels,and by thelr aatringent s gontly force the blood from the awollen ors, aud by making the coata of the velas ong, prevent thoir refilling, and hence a radls cal curo I8 sure to follow their use. Prics, 73 cents & box, For sale by al drugyists, or sent b, wall on receipt of } i [getitate R g o Y i DOCTOR STEINHARTS | ESSENCE OF LIF i o Unl . States. o Lendon, ‘Dublin, Edinburg ] 4 " L El and tho principal citles of the contineit of Eus FOR OLD AND YOUNG, MALX AND FusALE, ope. | 1isssure, prompt and effectual remeds or digestion, Dyspopiia, Intermittent Fovers, Wang of‘Appetite, Nofvous Debility in all ity H. PRILLIPS ¥ 7 0 Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Prostratios Weakness and gonoral Loss of Power, norvous waste, roju strenghthens the e surpris.ng tone and fan. It repaleg tes the faded lnl«l bled brain and restoreg kor to the exhausted o« The experience of thousands proves it te 0 an invaluable remedy. Price, $1.00a bottle, orsix or 8. For sale by all druggists, or sen secure from obsorvation on receipt of price by ] 0;3.‘1‘!""0 » P. 0. Box 24