Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1883, Page 2

STt iR G G B .—.—_———_———-——a———‘———'—_——__—_—_—fl NOW BY SAINT PAUL. The Chicaze, Milwankes & Omaba o Vithdraw from the lowa Pool, T P — F AND IF. 1t yow'wre suffering trom poor health ‘ot languishing on & bed of elckness, “take cheer, if you are simply ailing, “or 1t you feel weak and diepirited, with- ‘ont clearly knowing why, Hop Bitters *will gurely oure you." 1t you ares minister, and have overtaxed your “selt with your pastori rdutics, or & Mother, worn ont "with, A work, o of businees or laborer Qoo \ ol eeaigne byt o of your eversdey dutic, o Probability that the 'Cambmmmn Will go to Pieces in 30 Days wealked up to the fire-alarm signal-box and | College, but it would make too long a placed a nickel in it. Then he sat down | story to tell you all my experiences there. on the curb, [ will only say that from that_point, ly- “‘Why don't the car start?” ing near an open door, T could see many He received no answer, of the movements of the rebel army, in ““Why don't the car start?” cluding the formation and advance of 110 answer. Pickett's division, and could hear the “‘Giimme back my fare, then."” yell of the rebs as they swept forward, 1t was not returned. and then the glad hurrahs of our boys Then ho jumped up, grabbed the tol- | when the charge was repulsed. There egraph pole around the waist, and at- | were fifteen of us wounded men at the tempted to trip it up. There w College—the other 700 were rebs—and Mischievous Malaria. g To say that malaria is mischievous is to put it very mildly, Itis all that and more. ,, It is cunning, deceitful, CHARLES SHIVERICK, treacherous, sly, and underhanded. [ ) It does its work in the dark, and in such a sly way that much of the mis- chief is done before it is discovered. It saps the foundations of a health " rstem. It robsthe blood ofits \iL\K demoralizes the liver, confounds ETC-, the stomach, and makes the victim . M wieh e were in his grave, Itissad | HAVE just received a large quantity of tosee peoplesit down in their misery, content to be the victims of mischiev- new ous malaria, and thinking that noth- ing can be done for them. The power | € LA VI IBEI R, 'SETTIIS of BRowN's IRON BITTERS over the Y ’ mischiefs of malaria has been so am- AND AM OFFERING plly proved ;]ml there is no reason why anybody who can procure a Im({lc of this Prince of 'l‘(!nirs shall THEM AT VERY I‘ow PRICES suffer. Great isthe \mwvr of malaria, s gt et fSin it | pp samvamn mLEVATOR |[HAS, SHIVERICK, fluence of BRowWN’s IRON BITTERS, The preparation of iron in thisfavor- ite f.\milly remedy ‘can be taken To All Floors. without ruining the teeth or produc. +a man of letters, teiling over your midnight work, *Iop Bittexs will surely strengthen you.” “If you are euffering ‘from overeating or “drinking, any Indoscre. “tion or dissipation, o “are young and growing 00 fast. as is often the ‘oase." #Or 11 you are in the workshop, on the > — spirited tugging for several sl-l'{(»ml!. :nlnl we cheered, too, when our boys did, until ' then he made a tetrific kick at the |the rebs threatened to kill us if we didn't The Western Roads Likely t0|<‘feot” of his adversary, and the result 1 shall " > A stop. or torget the four ter- (Hve Commissioner Pierson was that ho kicked himself over on his |rible days I passed there—days of alter- Trouble, /% own head. nate hopo and fear—nor the joy I felt en 'As ho oxecutivized himself o moved | that morning when gray coats went away off, saying: *‘Yer a smarter conductor | and blue coats appeared. But I'm getting than I thought yer wuz, but I believe now | back into my old habit of talking too osigheision et g The Milwaukee & St. Paul's Notice of | that I'd a throwed yer if yer coat hadn' {much, Please excuse me. I'm apt to e Sosiuutiag, wilhook tntotwating, bbbl RO forget myself when thinking of those ing orstimulating, without intoxleating, T - days.” you are old, blood thin and Impure, facultics need to e — o Burlingto eyo publishes a S — Thirty days from dato the Towa Trunk- | toughnens of the invineible mulo, Mr, | herbs and barks. Tt gives tono {0 the Line Association will ‘cease to exist, un- | W, [, Sturtevant, of New York, how- stomach and makes the weak strong. Jess in the meantime better counsels pre- | aver, knows a stiff, lame mule whose | Sold by druggists, vail and a satisfactory settlement of the | toughness yielded to the penetrating e — difficulties regarding the ovening-up of | force of St.” Jacob's Oil, completely re- | THE MARRIAGE OF THE live-stock percentages is made. The [ soring the flexibility of every muscle, Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul gave for- fand the powerful playfulness of the rear mal notié yesterday of its withdrawal | foof from the lowa pool, to take effect in i thirty days. Under the existinig pooling RAILILOAD BTIQUEITE, ing constipation and headache. 4 agreement thirty days’ notice is required i i : ——— before a member of tho association can Cineint ati Comme re ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. withdraw., Although offorts will in the Prrrssvra, Pa., Novembor 16,—The meantime bo made_to provent so disas- aifticultien which threatoncd to provent| Graham Paper Co., trous an outcome of the present difficul- DT the marriage of the giants, who are now . ties regarding tho division of tho live. [ By an Old Traveiler. on exhibition at Harris' Museum. in this 817a0d $10 North Maln St., ¢. Louls. stock usiness between the roads in the| Do not rush in and grab the first seat | city, have been adjusted. Mr. Pat. O'f . it S RLEAL L intermittent fovers—by the use ot Hop pool, yot. the present indications aro that | you sce. Enter leisurely and quietly as | Brien, the Irish giant, who is a Catholic, n IPAPERS, {Witive 2B iy, or sl sk, bud | the pool will virtunlly conso to exist at | you would if thepatlor wero notonwheels. | desired to have the wedding_performed ’ breath, Hop Bitters i Eive you' fair skin, rich | tho appointed time. With the Milwaukee [ Bow pleasantly to the porter andgive him | in accordance with his faith. Miss Annie ENVELOPES, CARD {BOARD AND blood, the sweotest breath, and health. §500 willbe | & St, Paul outside the pool it will not be | a quarter Dunz, the German giantess, was equally y P tor s can they wil nocure o b, funeter o partioulae about seats, us it | daterinined by ave noone ont s Tuthorns | PRINTERS’ STOCK, That poor, bed-ridden, invalid wite, sister, mother, possible for the other Towa roads to or dunghter, can be made the picture of hedlth Ly & | maintain the agreement on the rates, | will indicate that you do not travel often. | clergyman officiate. A compromise has few bottles of Hop Bitters costing but a trifle, eithor on live-stock or other classes of | Say languidly, **Oh, anywhere on the|been effected, which meets with favor freight. The other roads may stick to- | shady ail%\:,"nud hand the porter half a|from both parties, and conciliates the |~ 1 chroniodyspep | gether and make a common fight against | dollar. He will give you a good seat, | friends of each giant. oy, Jict fovk | the Milwaukeo & St. Paul, but thia will | depond upon it. They will be married at tho German Domatipation & nd | not prevent a rate war, as the combined | Unless an_experienced traveler, the [Church, on Smithfield street, at 11 ather obwtinate 4t | roads will bo compelled to meet any | lisposition of your extra wraps, baguage, | o'cluck next Tuesday morning. Admis- ganos Hostelters | atow tho Milwaukeo & St. Paul may | ate., may bother you if you attempt todo |sion to the church will be by card inyi- besond il compart | make, At the meeting of the|it yourself, bosides ~exhibiting _your | tation only. Manager Starr is besieged by gon the Lest remeds | To iy Trunk Line association held in this | ignorance to a wholo carload. ~Nod at | applications from those who dosire to be a moana o resoring | city last Tuesday for the purpose of dis | tho porter in a familiar sort of way, slip | present. ngthand ¥ | ougsing the complications and to offoct o f « dollar into his_hand, and in & jiffy he | The bride's dress will be of white satin. inking un. | settlement if possible, Mr. 8. 8. Merrill, | will have everythingout of your reachand | Seventy yards were found necessary, and { der the debilitating | general manager of the Chicago, Milwau- | securely fastened on, in and among all | the trimmings were purchased in whole- Fim C Ikl b foe & St. Padl, after an animated and | sorts of contrivances which you had not |sale quantities. No gloves could be 2 Vegotablo invigorant | heated discussion, asked time until Mon- | even observed. found large enough, and a special order SYOMAON :m:muwfli un' | day to consider whother he would turn| If you are so unfortunate as to reed | has been sent to New York for them. S For_salo by over to the pool the §38,000 or more, [the presence of a cuspador do not go | Her slippers are in course of manufacture lTTE Draggiata and Deal | which his company had earned during | huating around the car for ono. —That | hero and look like a river flathoat as seen GOl Y tho last month in oxcess of its allotted [is exceedingly vulgar. Contrive to drop |from the summit of Mt. Washington. porcentages, or not. As Mr. Morrill no- [ two.dollar bill into the porter's | Mr. O'Brien will appear in full dress. tified Commissionor Midgley yestorday [nocket and the cuspador will be forth- | The ring, which is also being made in that his road had decided not to pay over | coming, this city, is the largest wedding ring ever the amount to the pool, and simulta-| In all probability the car will be as hot | constructed. It will also bo the first mar- neously gave notice of its withdrawal, it |as an equatorial conservatory. Itgeneral- | riage of giants that has taken place in is evident that the Milwaukee & St. Paul | ly is, Af you attempt to lift a window | America. Captain Bates and his wife, had gone into this (i;{ht withits eyes wide | (ho chances are that you will fail, as you [ though born in this country, were united BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS, | open, and that it is determined to main- | are not familiar with the secret spring |in matrimony in London. An excellent appetizing tonic of | tain its position to the end, no matter | which holds it. A exquisite favor, now used over the | o T Whole wond, ' cures Dyspepsia. hat the result may be. Diarthas, Fever and Ague, and al “pulse foeble, nerve unsteady “waning, Fop Bitters is what y "o give you new life, hiealth ar It you are costive or dyspeptic, of suffering from any other of the numer- ousdisonses of the stemach or bowels, it Is your own fault it you remain ill” 1t you are wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitters. 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam St — OMAHA, NEB, Alldifficultics Adjusted and the Affair 1t you are sick with that terrible sickneas Nervousness, you will find & ‘Balm o Gilead" in Hop Bitters, 1t you aro a frequenter, or a rosident of a missmatic district, barricado your eystem against the scotirgo of all coun. trios—malaria, epidemic, bilious and WM. SNYDER, How to Behave in a | Oar. liman Parlor £Cosh pid o Rags and Pape Stork,Serap Irom otals. MANUFACTURER OF OF STRIOTLY FIRST-CLASS Cartianes. Buooies, Ruad Wagons AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1810 and 1820 Hamey Street and; 408 8,313th Street, ""OMAHA, NEB ustrated Catalogue furnished free upon applicatian. who are ¥ ouselzseeperxrs ASK YOUR GROCERS FOR THE OMAHA DRY HOP YEAST WARRANTED NEVER TO FAIL. Manufactured by the Omaha Dry Hop Yeast Cc. 2718 BURT STREET, OMAHA, NEB Granite Ironware, FO BROILING, BARING, _ [V BOILING, PRESERVING, IS LIGHT, HANDSOME, WHOLESOME, DURABLE. It Never Falls, ‘S|l 133 | Recline lazily on_your While it is | chair and wateh the porter until you e istin: thus clearly settled that the road |catch his eye, when, with a slight move- K,,fi;fim;‘,:l‘:o:“;,l';,',:,;"h:::,Lr‘::::lfi"f,l""“:;‘c'i‘c Tho wso of tho term « Saor disorders of the Digest vo Organs | does not mean to make any concessions |ment of your little finger, you can odor above all others generally used, but they oivits Ratab of & preatrond, e o e wng | Fogarding this matter, it is cqually cer- | make your wants known. Enforce the | are also a sure preventive for all diseases orig: e an idea of ust what 4 Yo ull summer drinks. Mry it, but | tain that the other roads will insist upon | sign with a rapid flight of a five- inating from the digestive organs. Beware of LT '»;'ttllniu“zna‘v;mw‘lgl { bewaroof counterfelti, Ask you! | their demand that the surplus earned by | dollar bill from your pocket to his, and| CoaatETREA R Grober r deneglivitor and tho. best of accommoda { o dr e Fo e Kokt | the Milwaukee and 8t. Paul from its live |in a fow scconds you will be enjoying a OB Bager R e e 8 tlons—all of which aro furn . B3, BIBGERT & BONS. stock business must be paid into the pool, | delightful breezo free from dust and cin- i estlby LRSS ik L e 5251 J. M. WUPPERMARN, Solo Agenl | be tho result what it may. ‘That under |ders, maserona prrvma o Speriod W Hiscs such circumstances it will be impossible | Should you become thirsty you can go Plcturesque * B1 Broadwaw. N. Y. | yot settlo the troublo bofore the thirty | to tho water cooler and take a little with- days’ notico of withdrawal expires must | out extra charge. Boston Traseh) bonrpuront to everybody. A When nearing your journey’s end the | Many of the old mills are gone, but The trouble which now culminates s0|porter will kindly remind you of that|now and then oneis yet to be met with S sowomn maes 10| (JEICAGO, [J ILWAUREE Maine, The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. And St. Paul. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE disastrously to the lowa pool has been brewing for somo time past, but no one fact, aud stand before you brush in hand. | on the bank of some rapid stream, all Accompany him to an alcove and add a | fallou to ruin, however. I; t is commonly | Northern Mliinois, Wi Tt owns and operates over 4,500 in, Min branches and connec- Dakota; and asi t3 main 1i ST, LOUIS STAMPING COMPARY, ST. LOUIS. Tor Sale by all Stove, Havdware, and Honsefurnishing Dealers. J.2H. CIBSON, CARRIAGE AND WAGON NANUEACTORY - CORNER TWELFTH AND HOWARD (TREETS. ONMAXIA., - = £ ) - - INEE Particular attontion 1ven to ro alrin Batia.octcn guaranteed thought itwould end in the Milwaukee | fow bills to his purse, if he can find | off the travelled road a little,and the spot " 1 . tions reach all the great uginess centres of the and St. Paul’s withdrawal and a conse- |room for them. The vigor of the | vhere it stands seems all the more lonely | Northwest and Far West, it naturaly answors the COMPOUWNDED WITH MINERAL WATER. 'BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD FOF e ——— A Quick Recovery, Davenport, Calmar, St. J. A. WAKEFIELD, EWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN / Lmber, Lath, Shingles, Piokers SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, &C- STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY. B@ware Near Union Pacific Depot, - 5 - OMAHA, NEB RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, BILLIOUSNESS, KIDNEY COMPLAINT, LUNG DISEASES, SEDENTARY DISEASES, A. V. I CARPENTER, Gen'l Pass. Agent GEO H. ¥ Ase’ FFORD, en'l Pasd. AZ'S ident of Gettysburg. *519001 ) PUE SJUBYOIOTY 6UIM Tre £q ereg 0] It cures i i iy’ 0 i d the old frame leans out over the rted a cl s} YO M|\ Johnnies' that lay down therein the |30 | :fim-ol.,.; ',;::oi(":h“;“d“‘:’;:::i“&: ;::::‘ u‘;’ open field. We poppered them awhile, water, DBraces have fallen at one end, CIES 0% THE KKIX, omplexion fair and rosy. As for osuch word s fail. " It cures © long withatood other orts of treat- of those recurring troubles cases that ment, and that gonerally (0 cures. quent war in rates, Only yesterday | brushing you receive willdepend entirely | from the tokens it bears of tho busy | “Ghibie, of Short Line, and Bost Route betwoen 1. n . ) Vi e, St. Mis i n!te‘;n?onmauvemll of 1!11: Ifi‘“:‘“‘“‘n o({ on the doularmlnnuonu 35 tl:le bills. scene it has been. The way that once ln?! E‘fi‘&if‘.:fx'\‘.‘:::fl:: i Efifut'fi.a?‘fisifu“:}’il“ roads in the pool emphatically declares 1t is no longer considered necessary to | down to the stream is most likely growin, Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and Ellondalo | that the difficultios zvould be amicably [ back out of a parlor car in order not|up to bushes. fFhe mill. itself 1| Chiosw A R s adjusted, and that tho Milwaukeo and|to offend tho portor. Hand him | mantled years ago, aud you will sce| hlcao, Milwaukee, Bestor bam and Oshkosh, St. Paul would eventually agree to set- |your pocket-book and he will immedi- | wheels and other parts of machinery lean- O, M o Ao Prabsioda Ohien. tle the balance rather than precipitate | ately take your baggage and precede | ing against the walls, where they have Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibault. & war of rates botween the Iowa lines. |you to the platform, and most likely | stood so long that they have grown gray Chicago, Baloit, Jancn il and Miuersl Polat. s The troublo in the first place originated | will bow politely to you as tho train |and mossy as the granite boulders which | Gnicago, Cilnton, fock Teland and Cedar Rapids. rom a dlllofrtt:lnw of ol(nmun wflnrdn:z tfhu moves off. support them, It is a peculiarity of peo- | Chieago, Council Blufls and Omaba o\ provision of the pooling agreement for le who have such property that the; chell and Chamberlain, the evening-up oll live stock percentages fiem throw away n{:r daau?:)y nnythin; L";‘nlllll"lm! ;1'&;;“!:';‘“1 on east- bound businoss from Omaha and | 1+ gives us great plonsure to_stato that tho | which has once been of service, although aul and Misnespol Council Bluffs, The Milwaukee and St. | merchant who was reported being at the point | no one knows better than they know that | Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars in Paul claimed that under the agreement |of .}mh from unlnln.uus of l."‘r"li';i?'i“\'vtll\'r for all coming time these objects must re- | ¥orld ararun ob tho nmlnllll$ “'fi".‘i%’i‘.fi#}fl ths elanoss had to be equalised Ly the P e TGS, | main utterly worthloss. Tho true. lum MILWANLES & ST RAN Ty i ; A Dl : nis- | A ily o feols grateful for the benofits do. | berman will never be found converting | ous ciployes of the company. sioner failed to nccomplish thia during | Nved from wsing thin. remeds, for the lungs | his worn out yokes and sleds to any other the month the earnings derived from the | and throat; and in gving publicity to this | purpose, nor using them for fuel. They |8 # MERRILL, anrpluulql'.lbulmugu‘nll_mlm};‘(lml to the com- Tiu‘nrv:::;m.;::':n:r:::;:m:)lml;yIl]!:;‘v";:_:eul;:‘(lpull;l; have acquired in his eyes asacredness |y . Gen') Manager, pany mijch oassied it wTho othsrrodh | L eI trusting that othors may be | from their associations; and he leans thom |~ Geu' "‘l: 29 E‘”'T“'Rfi""“’i‘l that the position | Jif Druggists, carofully—tenderly, we may say— against keply she Mivankes & Kbl gay), dn S —— the walls which flank his house on the Ablo; ; X An In rondside,and there they willl rest so long ot ot i Sivarson.of Conmao, i pow,| Do iona. sabeilivee,Enibiiliogboce o o 2a wiblo, and. if such equalization eould mot |, *Heres whero I came to griof,” snid sl o one i oo aiter hin t\‘; B be made, the roads having carried the |TWwelfth Regiment man, as ho stood upon ir repose. Sea alol 0 — = / i R Seminary Ridge, “‘How did it "% | path to the mill one will see lying on the | o e continued use of mercury and potash for the IMPURE BLOOD sxoom must pay ovor tho earnings de | o, it o How did b hoppont | round beama and planks which had been | it of R and Sin ey | FUEREISIEY O WS ERS e that lum:“ruu‘alwr‘:A “:,,lel-‘wy‘;ny ufi,rlu:tumi: ll tell you, but I fear I may be weari- bll'ullnflhtlmfur‘m t‘?mr&mrpuwlu“"““‘0\'- cure, and nearly always injure or totally ruin the . 5 € ot - the present 5 { A0 ome. 1always had the unenviable re. (81 and there abanconec. general health. ILER & CO., the present case the cammiptionss W | {lion of itk too much, and on that || Tho millwil bear masks of ong i A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST. 00 S va 4 ran PROPRIETORS AND diversion of tonnage because neither the | 18 duy of July, 1863, my propensity to| lect. Beards arogono f:'lum quk ]“‘““K' My drug st ore was the first to sell Swift's Specifi. SOLE MANUFACTURERS shippers nor the Milwaukeo & St. Paul | be too loquacious came very near onding leaving _the frame exposed as a ske e;m... 10 W Eh Bt i uart bottios which aild foF AND A ! wuu[d hormit such diversion. If the |WY career. You see they brought us up The roef is broken, and a portion of it|g00each. [have seen great many cases cured OMAHA, NE ) ). sion, he he brow of this hill on the double- has fallen from the weight of snow with | by its use, and some who had trieu wll ‘sorts of treat- A M k. ), o to the brow of this hi n the doubl vy 4 " = s ot 4 + ~ Tilwaukee & St. Paul had intended that ) hich it loaded vinter. The fou ment. I fact, [have never known it to fail wh tho business should be diverted, these|4ucks and we found we had a_beantiful Xlt‘ih:ml l‘:‘:" (v,vm‘;\mi" "“;‘;y ")-" l‘l: u’it‘l’: taken properls. [ ella lurko quantity o it aud i ici i °| chance to get u cross-fire on a brigade of | 4840 vo vty on o , | all discases that are dependest on blood paison i L L railroad officials say, it would have in. skin humor. D. B. BEEMER, Agent,Omaha, : ) DR, |ventugo of tho regular through ratog, |and then our boys bogan to shout “Fur:| S Bang Al Dty P BOYER & CO. X 3 i 4 . t : h 1"and ‘Charge!’ I don’t think the |YWater-wheel has broke 08t he 7 they must permit the busir to b ward!" an narge D ne 1 f 4 3 j STI{“NG,S aver any lino the s ‘.’..?Ziii order camo through the regularly con. |#ide of tho mill, and fallen into the chan- y ol those reaurring troubles - - ety {ll\‘illg o o ssloncr UKD | atituted channels, It was a sort of nel of the stream. There it lies, its rim . MASSENBURG, Macon, Ga. DEALERS IN direct. s 3 : 4 half filled with sand, its fleats gone, and DRY TETTER. spontancous and voluntary movement on Ry iy itive proof, they assort, that the Milwau- | {0000 rian, wh Y Ovement ol | the joints open from alternate shrinking = ? I 4 CORSET e -‘.“u Cgi0l TN w}“"’“‘" of fight on this occasion. The Colonel and swelling, and warping in the sun. etin |.‘,\?;|~’.‘-‘, Was Ietten by ||::||’) “ the s ai e an 0 om tonnage diverted, That the Rock Island 8 i 8 s JIsland f 1o to fi "Who | Lower down the stream huge beams are thok quantitics of mercury, potash | p U o | hos properly understood the meaning of and Adjutant both tried tofind out *Who | 2858 CONE AL iy oo were | "hich, lnutosd of e the agrooment regarding the equalization | €ave that order?” but all we knew about | WCHRC B Hlona of. the mill, ral polson FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SUPPORT H . v arts of the foundatis v of the percentag:s, they suy, is shown by | it Was that everybody in the regiment was k i 2 18 ages, they sny, 18 shown by | o} 0" sRorward!” The advanc fud-sils they may have been, laid deep ey t:e fact that it has promptly paid into|® "u'(Tl)“l OFWA fl ho "‘ ““l“:l AN g bedded Into the | el t wift o, and the result was s the pool the earnings derived from the |inevitable, se our ofiicers piacect Lhsi- UNBREAKABI ) b ] ’ 1020iFarnam Stroei. Omah. a in th Bt aoa e g astonishing s it was & hfying. In & '”'“.‘ months road, together with the Milwaukee & St. | & whirl-wind, We had captured and ) : P Tt A v All lice s Paul, having carried the bulk of the live. | driven in all but about twenty or thirty ) Now :}‘!‘ BAIGRANG NANAOR UAYE . 1L {a ofiered for every ralr of Dr. STIONG'A | gtook business during the last few |Of the robs, after a slight rosistance, and | Founded off their corners “"‘ u‘“um tho TAMPICO in which s Tumpico stay reakn. T | p Uy MEEIGH SEE GG (G only | my Rropensity to talk was so strong upon surfaco smooth. Knuots, Hf thoro wero prevents back-ache, upinal irsitation | 0 Tt 0T o B 00 08 Yheir rogu. | me that I couldn't help telling the |2BYs protrude in rounded knobs. Spikes wud altied 3 socures & uniforni fomperature X 5 ) i i and 1 have a bright little daughter around the body, protesting langs and spine, 8o neces- l‘rlmrcunuge., “Johnies' that were hanging bohind all |and nails are loft xm"“:a‘:;"'wum .‘:fi yearw ol ot month. She s heen broubled nearly W i i i conted thick with rust. [ ) o : sary to health in all climates. ‘hat makes th about our good treatment of prisoners, | $O% B ever since her birth with o skin discase, which 1 first Buy ooly Dr. g'ruou ks l::.h oumt;::)“:;f:‘;m l"ahl:(:ul etc., and thus I didn’t notice when the face of the wood _llllunul]l,llwnl l:nni, :...X.\.".:::;Lm .,1.)‘,":;1:‘1..-:‘:;5:‘.::‘u‘.:n:-\v‘:m:;‘x::: ©C e T116 Lt €ver rotailod for 81,85, war among the Tows pol lines is' certain regiment went back to its old position. where the hpsnod fibers, eached al- | sort of £65C . salaery Sl to cause much trollbltls inthe Southwest- | \Yhen I came to my senses I found I was most to whiteness, show the sheen of a | 3¢ swir's to herin small doses ilwi niatd: alone. I concluded I would go back, and satin finish, The rings of n_nnunl gruwlh, Y \\A»}'lunlxllx-‘lml the satis- ¥%‘:‘::-xmfi“"¥'::ufdomsuxfl; 80 informed them, but they very empha. |8 they wero cut through in hewing, ap- | J Tl with its effect e Ml a oll maintain the rates from Kansas Oity, | tically ordered mo to remain. Now, some | Pear in layers along the. side of the tim- | only use it in my practice, but 1 ahall wdministar 3t woll maintatn the rates rom Kansas Oity, | 15, 7110d to bo dono, s0 1 quickly doter. | bor, and. those show how slowly and how |to wy other chuldren sud kg sty if gh‘:::q:. ey ;l:() x;mmm ()Ll‘h:u pj mined to take 'my ochances of instant|Sentle the forces of nature are operating | ourtreatiso on Blood and Bkin Diseasc’s mailed {| Council Blufla ‘:d AU "ntu ‘:’“ death rather than perish by the slower to take apart and to -mwr. atom !;ly froo to applicants. made by the Towa lines must necessarily method of disease and starvation, and I |atom, the fabrio the sunbeams wrought be followed by the Southwestern associs. | informed them in not very elegant terus, ages aud agos before. tion lines, or else the bulk of the busi- modes of expression I do not now use, ——— ness would go by the way of Omaha and that they might 'ii,‘h""‘i“m' to a very Anheuser-Busch . BREWING ASSOCIATION | WY LEADING MBECHANTS EVERYWHERE. 3, 8, FITZPATRICK & CO., M'FRS, NEW YORK. THESWIFT § Dr: MANHOOD RESTORED. i dobi! CELEBRATED Keg and Bottled Beer Horsford's Acid Phosphate 3 Council Blufls,” The Milwaukee & St. | warm country, Then T ran, and tho As & Nerve Food. o P e T R e AV e This Baoellout Boar spaka fes 1telt, Paul i not & momber of the Southweat- | faster the bullets camo the faster I ran, | Dy, J, W, Smith, Wellington, O., saye: | SrewEieihe wil SRR 10 b lowssutlerers. ES. ill send ——— REEV] ern pool, and the conviction, no doubt, till after a while a shot from off to my | <[y impaired nervous supply I have used | Address. J. H. 0 @ Chatham it.. Now York that the Southwestern pool lines will right came and struck me n the left |t to advantage.” - N, g N Tt ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THR h in, and down 1 went. Oh, youneedn't S — A Swuns smdotle 4 v S L T e sulle 4 sovocly a G Lowa, ool e {7l 8 SN | Rl DS i rionars wore snt from ont OB, HEWDEREDN, |t o STATE Ot THE ENTIRE WEST, Milwaukee & St. Paul with the ‘Eul” that | BappY to say, and I've nover regreted the | gomery couuty tho other day to the| WANBAS MO | aloage Authorized by the state to tres Chronic, Nervous and Private diseases, Asthma, !v\ln‘-j.llh»nnm&hm Piles, Jrinary and Skin Dit the oth , all i decision I made in such & hurry.” *‘What | penitentiary, among the number a mau al:;;g: ;mhv:zr:h:: .::: ‘“fi::( became of you afterward?” was asked. [and wife, convicted of burglary, The the Southwestern associatipn, will ulti- “Well, 1 laz there, unable to move, till | woman had to go to Anamosa; the others . nearly dark, and had a good chance to | were sent to Fort Madison. Promptly Shipped. ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD T WILL CLEAN aabos, Seuminal Weaknass(uight 1osses \ ly accede to its demands, I Se ual c)'()ll I,‘(}I]ara,ntee FAINY. MAKNLE, Ol CLOTHS, para [ Hately ¥a Gomanis. reviow the rebelarmy, as most of it swept —— s (_;.huumn:‘:‘.nn.f."' n‘,‘.‘d.?,"f;"\'.l:l’%fm -E... ~ ‘ i %1 J Vi i ’ % yol oW, ousALtle red.” No injuriens me n 5 ) KITCHEN UTENSILS, 5’ u_——"““"-m ——Lo over me, Artillery wheels and horses of & man 18 s strengthh, 1§ you ot pationta ot & diatance. | Gos 1 down through excessive study, | oines fur’ aed even to “F, SCHLIEF, feet came uncemtortably near, but I 4 3 $ feain oo | sltation cree and confidential —call or wribe; ago and IT WILL POLISH alveston News. escaped death—providentially, it always ' i by early indiscretion, Allen's Baain Food | xperics tre tmportant. A BOOK for both sexes— 4 7 (s " o2 o il ) tore all lost o nd v ! Sole Age! 3 o W, 3 G < Y, The time was midnight, The wan was | seemed to me. About sunset the “Jahn- | srongthan all the Touacles of |,'.|-M..‘.‘l:\1rh\:|;- &“m‘;flw,w%\.‘.‘ o) penled Sole Agent for Omaha'and the W 3 3 for 83, ~All drupwista wod odw fearfully and wonderfully full. He|nies' carried me baok to the Pennsylvania | 81: Cor, 9th Street and Capitol Avenue!