Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1884, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE-OMABA, TUESDAY. J NUARY 15, 1884, e~ " Sanford’s Radical Gure FOR CATARRH From a Bimplo Cold to Catarrhal Consumption. That pur tillatian of Wite Marigold, and C| cet, eafe, and off Cstarthal Cough, Bronchitls, Droppings in the Thesat, Ulceration of the Nasal Passagos, Debility, h, Flesh and Sleep oured In the ma tivo Amorican dis. n Pine, Canada Fir 3 s of Stren > INIALTRR, Al 3 bo hod of all druggisty tor §1,00 T SANFORI'S RADICAL CURE n SAxrory's RADICAY, 0 omed to those who d without rel'of frem auy of ¢ ouldl not bo true. 1 thel th J. Thomas, Esq., ¥. Dinsmore, one packnge,may no Ast usanl fore made Justice of Drug g, checked hy S\ ANFORD'S RADICAL CURK Rives universal satistao- 1 have not found a case that it did not relieve “ We sell more of thie RAnicAn Conk than all other eataarh remedies put together, and I have yet to hear of & case ithas not given the most com: plote satisfactios W. Gifford, Onkalooss, Tows, 'MEN, VOCALISTS, S vakers, without number, owe their prosent usefulness and su s RAICAL Sneeze, 8nceze, Sneeze, Until your head seems ready to fly off; u and cyen discharge «xcesive quantit tating, watery fluid; until your and throat parched. and blood at fever heat yourncse f thin, {rri outh This tarih, is an Acute Cataarh, and invtantly relieved by | Rev. Dr Wikgin says: single do is permanently cured by « ne bottle | for Catarth, nuy, the be y we have found in Of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURK, lifetime f <uffering, in § s RADICAD CUik. 1t clears the head and throat «o thoronghly that, taken each moraing on rising erotions and no disag tire day, but an unpr rospiratory orzans " Sold by all pruggists. Price, $1.00, Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER instavtly affacts the Nervous Sy and banishes pain, A perfoct ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED with a POROUS PLASTER for 2 Cents. It an; . vitalizes ) Woak and_Worn Out Parts, Strengthens Tired Muscles, provents Disease, absorbs Poisons from the Blood, and e e RO by all drugy: PLASTERS or A th SUFFERING NERVE Address . D. & C. Co, Boston M. HELLMAN & CO,. Wholesale Clothiers! 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREEY COR. 13Th, NEBRASE * The only absolute specific we know of for sneez: fng, suuifiing, and choking catarch, or head colds, 18 SANFORD'S RADICAL CURK."—Medical Times, ented clearness of voice and “Atter a long strugglo with Cataarh your BanTcar Corx conquered.”—~Hev. 8. W. Mouroe, Lewisuurg, Pa other plaster in By mail does wore in less time than an 5 cents. OMAHA, W. A. CLARKE, Superintendent Omaha Iron Works U. P. RAIuWAY 17THZ& 18TH STREETE RICHARDS & CLARKE, | Proprietors. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS |IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS,: Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ODELL ROLLER MILL. - ‘We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Griin lilevators, or for changing Flouring Mills, fremStone to the Rolicr ¥ ystem. 33~ Hspecial attention giveu 1o furmshing Power Plants for any pur- @ose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended tly., Address foprompty. BTGHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. SIMPSON, % § G, T DOTSTeIST e THE LEADING CARRIAGE 1403nd (411 Dodgo $t, | “Himies FACTORY OMAHA. NEB. on Application. § \ ECLECTRIC Cures Rheumatism, Lum- bago, Lame Back, Sprains and Bruises, Asthma, Catearrh, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Burns, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Head- ache, and all pains and aches. The best internal and external remedy in the world. Tivery bottle guaranteed. Sold by medicine dealers everywhers, Directions in eight languages. Price 55 cents and $r.oo, FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop'rs, BUFFALO, N, LETTERS Remaining in the Omaha postoffice unclaimed for the week ending Jan, 12, 1883 GRNTLEMRN, Autner J Arnold L V/ Bailey J G Booth 1) Black E 8 Bartlott L Brown H G Boyn W H Clark D Anson J Ashburn G Andrews Mr Bauman Mr Blackman ¥ J Byrnos | Bockhalt H Bowen W H Carlton F B Camo S Cassinel stenson J » Christenson C N Call ¥ O Clark F L, Capren DS Clark G W, Carpenter H Chambers H J Capson 1t Connors Dean J Dawson F E ay G A aster J 1 Fdwards G L Emery W H Fenton J— Faust A Forward G Clelland J 8 Cobn H 1, Charlos H Coal B Crounse § Doolittlo J Dohn ¥ Dobie A Dales S R Emerson F & Co Lmlund 8 Foster J W Fritcher A Firtschon A Fleming E Giroeno ¥ E sler Goovy J Greenhlatt H Hart G Haley Horsen O Helen 3 ¥ Hildinger M A Hammond & H HillON Hillock C Hood J T J W Homer J Harens A B alterman H Howard I Hickey T Harmin G * Hawkins E T Hoffoan W V Hill M Johnson G W Jones C P Juhnse H Koch I Ketchun I, Kehl H Lamb H 1 Larsen | Tarkin J Linman J t] ¥ Murray J Madison W S Muarkloy B A Martin W G Meloy E H Mattes B McLaughlin C McGuire P H Morehouse McVey W McMullen A—2 McCairey B Martin G Miller G A Morriss G W Owens F Putoam H Murray G Paulson & C Postlagerna W Porry ( Petrich I Petterson C Quirk J Roberts J Rothehild L B Ryan .1 I i H ojer Rossell J 1 Rosenberg C Spencer J (; Stone H D Smith C Schuyler Mr Smith P Street 11 Shinn ¥ Steel G A Thomas W It Wood J H Waso J Wasskin J Walders C A 'R Wotherford C 1 Wilson 1D FOURTH CLASS. Fish H C Grafton & Bomford Carlton ¥ B Cole R Smith Mrs E Bowln Mrs F I Barrott Mrs C M Butler Miss M LADIES, Allison Miss T, Baldwin N A Brown Miss J Bright Mrs M Cabmer Mrs 12 D Stephens M A Slaughter W B Shields W Spense 1 Sweency E Saline (i W Tate H Thorpe A Wangh J— Wheat J H Wood J H Willis a Watts W ¥ Miles G W Higgins B Slyder L B Vin Dyke B Smith Miss J Bayliss Miss N 1 Collins Mrs J H Persons Miss H Anderson Mise K Barrow Mrs Barr Mrs G Benvis Mrs M Cummings Miss H G Cadwell Mrs 1, Coprin Miss 1, Cronin Miss H Copeland Mrs L, M Collett Mrs § Gooper Ming J A Clorty Mrs L, Cady Mra 1 Churton Miss M G Copron Mrs A Colby Mrs (1O Cassman A, Deming Mrs W 1. Donaldson Mrs T Dilluer Mrs C Fgforth Mra 3 Groesbeck Mrs R A Gilbert Miss J B Giraf Muss A Gruver Mrs 1, Hurloy Miss LA Houeis Miss W Turley Mis Hughea Mrs § Johnssc Joslin Mrs R T Johnso! Jung Miss I Kearney Mrs M Keeler Mrs 1. Kuhi Miss L Kuohn Mrs J Klingeman Miss 1. Ledington Miss N Larson Miss | Lovington Mrs A Messersmith Mrs S Murphy Mra Murphy Mrs M T McClellan Mrs I, McHarland Mrs 1 McBurney Miss M Manissin Miss H Nolan Miss K J Olson K Peck Miss N Rogers Mra J W Root Miss Samson A Stout Mrs G B St John Webb Mrs E Miss A tarr Miss Sheldon Miss A Morrison Mrs I Miller Mrs J Manay J D Nilson Mrs ¢ Olson Miny 1, Phillips Miss H Rollins Mry A Rogers Miss B Shuman Mrs H H Stover Mrs J Siming Mrs H Salmon Miss E Starburgh Mrs A Webb Mrs C Wintersteen Miss M -2 Wallen Mrs H ‘Watson Mrs M M Walker Mis A Walters Mrs C Willis Mrs C 8 Wood Miss Wells Miss J €. K.Courant, Postwaster. Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and mtressuo abundant, bean Hair must nse LYON’S KATHATRON, clegant, cheap article always nakes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrvests and cures gray- pess, removes dan and ¥ thing, makes the Hair i frong, glvll:‘g it a curling téadency and keeping it In ary desired tion, Beau- tifnl, healthy Halr is the sure result of using Kathairon, l BEECHER IN DANGER. Brooklyn Politicians Making a Bee- Line for Pews, eat Auotion Sale in Plymouth Church, The £ New York Journal, »/an. Sth To-night the an. nual !ful-' of the pews and chairs of Plymou'h Church will take place in that widely-~nown structure, and the announcement is 11ado that there will be “no postponement o account of the weather.” The sale alwaj's causes more or less of a stir in church eircles, owing to the jealously of Mr. Beecher's popularity existibg among certain clergy- men. This year more interest is felt in the salo than ever, because of the report that a number of ambitious politicians propose to purchase pews in the hope that connection with Plymouth church will advance their political interests. “Mayor Low could not have been ro- elected without the aid of Mr. Beecher and Plymouth church,” said Constable- at-Largo Giddings yesterday. *“Plymouth church defeated Franklin Woodruff when he ran for Mayor, and 1 tell you it's a noble institution to belong to. I'm going to have a pow even if it costs mo £500." “Mr. Beecher is more popular now than he ever was,” said Mr, H. S. Weld, the philanthropic clerk of the church in conversation with a reporter. **Quite a handsome sum is realized yearly from the rental of the pows. In 1881, for instance, $43, 312 was received for the pews. We hope to realize from 35,000 to 845,000 this year." H' B. Claflin, the dry-goods prince,has paid as highas $700 for a pew, S. V. White has paid 8675, Augustus Storrs has paid §500. Numbers of pews will bring from §200 to $300 to-night. A professional auctioneer conducts the salo and Mr. Beecher is usually presont to stimulate the buyers with i"’lis charac- teristic bright sayings and bright witti- cisms. “‘Should there be any bids from pro- fessional peliticians to morrow night, several of our wealthy membors will be on hand to bid up into the thousands,” said one of the church deacons to The Journal reporter, “We wani pew-own- ors to be men of reputable social stand- ing. Wedo not want the company of politiciang who are looking for the in- tluence of our congregation. The members of Plymouth church aro greatlfv oxcited over the report concerning the alleged purposes of the politicians, and the gentlermen of that class who put in an appearanco ab the sale will merely bo frozen out. The professional politician will be permitted to purchase @ seat in the gallery, but will find his bank account too light to enable him to secure a seat on the ground floor. It was reported yesterday that four aldermen and six supervisors had formed a pool and propose to engage a ticket speculagor to purchase pews for them, “Members of the churck' will be on hond tomorrow night with lists contain- ing the names ot tho aldermen and superyisors,” said the deacon referred to before. ““As the name of each purchaser and his residence must be given, you will see it will be impossible for the po- liticians to pull the wool over our eyes. The ticlet speculator scheme will not work.” Judge Benjamin F, Tracey, Lorin Palmer, Assessor Jonathan T. Norton, Colonel Horatio C. King, ex-Register William Barre, Jerome B. Wass and other prominent politicians occupy pews in Plymouth church, but they are gentle- men of standing’ and unobjectionable to the congregation, A reporter asked Alderman McCarty if he proposed tosecure a pew in Mr. Beecher’s chuoch. “‘G’lang!” said the alderman with a face as red as a peony. “Is it. true that Aldermen O'Connell, Stipling, Kane and yourself have hired a ticket ufimculnur to bid for you?” per- sisted the reporter. ‘‘We've got pews in other churches,” said the alderman evasively as he hurried away. e Wet ae moyor. Ttis now undisputed that Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure is tho ouly treatment that il absolutely curo Catarrh—fresh or chronic. “Vory efficacious, Saml. Gould, Weeping Water, Nob." Ono box cired mo, Mrs, Mary Konyon, Bismarck, Dakota.” ‘1t restored mo o the pulpit, Rov. Goo, E. Reis, Coble- ville, N dne box_radically cured me, or, 140 Noble streot, Brook: Iyn. £ curo aftor 80 yom s suffering, D. McDonald, 710 Broudway, N. Y., &c.. Thousands of testimonials’ are’ recoived from all parta of theworld, Delivered, £1,00, Dr. Wei Do Moyer's Jllustrated Trea- tise,” with statemonts by the cured, mailed free. D, B, Dowey & Co., 182 Fulton street, N. Y. tues-thur&sat-mie-3im —— MUSICAL BURGLARS, They Enter 8. H, Buffet's Residence and Carry Off a Lotof Clothing and a Fiddle. The residence of 8. H. Buflot, corner of Park avenue and Mr. Pleasant streot, was entercd by burglars Sunday night, and two overcoats, a fur cap, three or four scarfs, a fiddle and two or three dollars in money were taken, There were ten people sleeping in the house at the time and big a dog, which, Mr, Buffet says, had to be held in order to let a person come into the house after dark. No one heard a sound and cannot tell what time the burglars were there. The fiddle which was taken was upon top of a dresser about eight feet high, and a chair had to be used to stand upon in order to reach it. The house was thoroughly rummaged and all the silver was taken out and spread upon the table, but none of it was taken, One thing, however, the night visitors missed, Mr, Buffets’ gold watch was in his vest pocket, and the vest hung upon a chair, but was not touched, e —— ones, who have waited for so long & time can only stand and look at him, At a timo like this the cheek of the much-abused book-agent sinks into utter insignificance, Theso imposters are always woll.dross- od personages and would be mortally of- fended should any one intimate that they wero not gentlomon in every senso of the word; and yet they will trample the grand principlos of equality and freedom underfoot for the purpose of obtaining a few dunning lotters, We think we will station ourselves i the postoftice for a few Sundays aud pub- lish tho names of these chronic of the unidentified victim of the conveat fire at Belleville, Til., took place to-day, and was vory largely attended. et WASHINGTON WAIFS, WasHINGTON, January 14,—Among the persons mentioned as possible delegates to the national republican convention in Chicago, are R. G. Ingersoll, Frederick Douglass, A. M.Clapp, R. 8. Laws, Prof- Grogory and Dr. Parvis. The supreme court of tho United States to-day denied the motion of Myra C. Gaines to compel the city of New Or- leans to increase its supersedias bond. Senor Romero, Mexican minister, paid to-day the eighth installment of the in- impos. || SEVENTEEN DOCTORS Conldn't Help Him.—~What Did Itel, Him.—A Wonderful Story. For upward of twenty years T endured the most awtul suffering from a cancerous abscess on my back and notwithstanding the skillful treatment of ssven- the best Phyticlans in Canada failed to ob. Whon I Ead exhausted all the resourees of regular modieal practitioners, 1 rosortod to nearly all the that promised to cure soto. fulons & asce, but without any benefit whatover. Finally in an almost helpless condition, | tried Burd vod Bitters. 1took these Bitters tor about four months with the most astonishing and gratifying rosults; and for ime in four yoars | was s, abled to dispense which 1 firmly believe I shall never Tho l“‘“—"—‘h‘““" 1 Dead. require agaln for the same diseaso, More than two 3 o years have clapsed since 1 havehad any attack of the Sr. Louts, January 13.—The funeral [ ieuse, and 1 teel na well and safo now s 1t 1t had never affectod mo. 1 havo tried Burdock Blood Bitters tor one of my children, who i of the blbod, now troate pariah, to whom we have given and recommo the remedy Knowing that it cured me, and beliovine that it saved my lifo, 1 most oamestly ard hear ily rosom it to suffering humanity, and nnge all who niay imilarly afllicted to give it trial, believing it to rie Ap or all_constitutional scrofulous o discase urpassed as & rare hoaling remedy of gr ansing and curativepower. Faivh ours; Rov. William Stout, Wiarton, County all druggis Buffalo M. XC0 €@ 597% T XIN 20 demnity due January 31, 1884, from Mexico to the United States. The bill introduced by Mr. Dockery to-day provides for the abolishment of l;onlngu on newspapers and periodicals June 30, next. Postmasters nominated—Seth Smith, Manning, Iowa ; Elias Skinner, Manson, lowa. Brewster Camerom appeared before the house committeo on expenditures in the department of justice again to-day and gave lista of all persons discharged from the service of the departmant dur- ing tho past few years on account of fraudulont action on their part. The committeo of agriculture of the house and senate are now at work on a bill, the principal feature of which is a provision for the appointment of a gov- ernment inspector of meats intended for shipment to foreign ports in the hope of compelling foreign governments either to receive America meats or to state the true reason for prohibiting them. CIFIC MEDICING L1811 ReXRDY. An unfailing ouro tor et Woak: a permatorr: hwa, Impotency, and all Diseasos it follow a & seironce of Self £ Abusd; s loss of SRR . Memory, Unl w7 ORE TAKING. salLassituds,Pain AFTER TAKINQ, * th Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age 1 ¢ many other discascs that lead to Isanity or Con «imption and a Promature Grave. BEWARR of adrortisements to retund meney, whon druggsts from whom the medicine is bought do not reAmid, but refer you to the manufacturore, and tho Yoquircmonts aro uch that they aro seldony, i/ ever, somplied with. S¢o their writton guaranteo. A teinl of ono single packago of Gray’s Spoaific will coii¥inve she most skoptical of its roal merits. On account of countexteiters, we have adoptod this Yellow Wrapper; the only gonting, &9 Full porticulam in bur pamphlet, which wo do sire to send froe by mail to every one. £arThe Spe. ciflo Modicine 1s eold by ail druggista st §1 per pack- agy, o six packagos for 85, or will bo sent free by mail on the recelpt of tho money, by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CG., suffalo, N. Y. Sold in Omaha by C. F, Goodman, 1y 19m&e S, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main 8t., 8t. Louls. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN { WRITING® }PAPERS,\WHM’PIND ENVELOPES,CARD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK £ Cash paid for Rags of all kinds, R Tik drnar Evo YRADE MARK BOOK, NEWS, Hontod Treatinn froe 46W.141h St., New Yoric. THE MERCHANTS Nalonal Bank OF OMAEIA. Authorized Curitul, - 31,000,000 Paid-up Capital, - - 100,000, Surplus Fund, - 70,000, BANKING OFFICE : N. W. Cor, Farnam ana 13th St OFFICKRS; FRANK MURrity, President. | Sau LK. Roonne, V-Prea Bax. B, Woow, Cashlor, | Lurik Draxx, A. Cash, DIRECTORS: Frank Murphy, Samucl E. Rogers, Ben, B. Wood, Charles C. Housel, Alt. D. Joues, Luthor Drake. Transact & Goneral Banking' Business. All who have any Banking business to transact are invited to call, No matter how large or sl the traniaction, it will receive our careful attention, sud we promise always courteous treatment. particular attention’ to businoss for partios outaide the city. Exhango on all tho prin: cipal citios of the United States at very lowost ount of Banks aud Bankers recolved on favor: ablo torms, Tnsues Cortificate of Deposit bearing 6 per ceut inferost, Luyaand sl Forelgn Exohango, County, City and Govornment securition United States Depository MARSTON REMEDY CO g H —OF OMAHA— Cor, 13th and Farnam Sts. The Oldest Banking Establishment UNPARALLELED GALL, Displayed by Some People at the Postotlice on Sunday, The gall of some people is simply amazing, it is fairly paralyzing, and yet Sunday after Sunday, if we only visit the postoftice at noon, we are permitted, no forced, to witness these gigantic displays of cheek. Our attention has often been called to the fact that some peoplo con- tinually impose upon the good nature of the masses at the postoflice on Sundays, It is certainly & most villianous imposi- tion, when men have been standing in line for & half hour or more, to have some one who has but just come in, crowd into the very front of the line and not only ask for his own mail, but for ral frionds also, while the patient ‘ mn Omaha, HUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Orgauised in 1808, Organized as & National Bank in CAPITAL . - - . - . + $200,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS - uw:mo OFFICHRS DIRNOTORE HurMaN Kounrza, Prosident. Joun A, CkmiGiTON, Vios Prosident. A ousrun Kountas, 2 Vice President, . POPFLETON, ad ¥, H. Davis, Cashler W H. Mucquisk, Assistant Cashior, Transacts o genors banking business. Teuos e certifioatos bearin biercst. Draws drafts on Bun Francisco and principsl cities in the United States Alio Londou. Duilin, Ediuburgh and the princivs cltios of the continent of Furo e g JAMED MeVEY, Practical Horse Shoer Jalty of ¥ osdstors nud tenderfoot ho 0 street betweeu 11th aud 11th, Makes a1 Shops, D elle e House E xtra N URISHES THE WEAKEST, HOFF’S Malt ct. STRENGTHE THE FEERLEST, AND BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM HY ENAB- FOOD, put in this tyle Fottie, and bear on abel the name of Must be ted States, 978 Groen. f Awich St., New York. 8 For sale 1y all Druggists. Price $4:00 per dozen. HENNINGS L llll;l:(:zl!fl ELASTIC SECTION OORQET W W o woar longor, it and wive be it any otlier Corvat t, or Drico pald ho Indorsements o1 gany each Coreot, pald, 81.50° Au OTHHON Manufacturers, 241 For sale by TOHN H. F. LETIMANN, DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN, b B This DELT o1 Reponome b it There 18 no mis on i n.m:!f".i.“ 4 VAL e of KL i /_FOR!\ Il infarimation © pmirpose N B0 rvas Chdaver Nebraska Cornice —~AND = Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES” Dormor Windowms, FINTALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFIN PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, Iron Fencing Cresting ! , Balustrados, Verandas, Oficeand Baok Railinga, Window and Collar Guards, Ete. N. W, COR. NINTH AND JONES ST8. __ WM. GAISER. Manares, Oure without med- POSITIVE i iiiuast tober 16, 76, One box No. 1 willonre any casoin four days of less No. 2 wilt cure the most obstinate case no matter of how Tong standing. Allan’s Soluble Medicated Bougies No nanseous doses of 7ubebs, copabia, or ofl of san- dal wood, that are ~+_.ain to ' produce’ dyspepsia by des tr ying tho coatingof the stomach, *Price 81,60 Sold by all druggists, or mailed on_receipt of price ther particulars send for circular. "G ALLAN © o St N ¥ bk McCORMICIE'S Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. AS USEFUL NO DEALER IN A ) ™ GROCERY Groceries STORE [ CAN AFFORD A8 A PAIR OF i COUNTER SCALES. Without 1. H.C.GLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR, OMAHA, NER. ARCHITECTS Westerm Comice-Works, STTEENOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING gar P AV E —~WITH— 00X FALLS bRANITE. And your work is done for all time to time to come. WE CHALLENGE The World to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDERS FOR ANY AMOUNT OF Paving Bl —OR~— MACADAM! FHSI Naflflflfll Baflk, filled promptly. Samples sent and |3 estimates given upon application, WM. McBAIN & CO., IRON AND SLATE ROOFING. C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas St. + Omaha, Neb. MANUFACTURER OF Galvamizea Iron Cornices £ Dormer Winaows, Fintals, Tin, Tron and Siate Roofing, Specht's patent Motailio Skylight, Patent adjusted Ratohet Bar and Bracket Shelving. I am o gonaral agont for tho above lino of goods. Irom enolng, Creatings, Balustrados, Vorandas, Iron Bank slungw, Window Blinds, Collar Guards; also general ont for Peorsond Hill ' atent Inside Biind. DR, HENDERSON, | meingite ot sitteen medicine. Over sixtesa 8060 008 Wynndottest.' | yoars' practice—twelve in KANSAS CITY, MO, | Uhleago. i Authorlzed by tho state to troa, = 2, Chronic, Nervous end Private disoasesy Authiu, Eptiopey, Ricumatison, Ploey Tape Worm, Urlnary and Skin Dis oases, Saminkl Weahness(night losses), Sexual Debility (loss nfsexual otc. Cures guarantoed or money refunded. low. Thousands of caves cured. No injurious med. clnes furnlabed ovon to pationta 64 a distance. Con. sultation froo and confidential—call or write; ago and experlonce are important. A BOOK for both sexes— lNustrated—and clrculary of other thingy sent sealed with two § cont stampe. FREK MUBLUM 1 266TH EDITION, PRICE $1.00, BY MAIL POSTPAID, 4 KNOW THYSELF, A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD! Exhausted Vitality, Norvous and Physieal Doblli Promature Decline {n Man, Faroraof Youth, and untold miserios resulting from Indisaretions or e commen, "A ook for every man, young, middle-aged, and old. " 1t contains 195 prosoriptions’ for all_ acate and chronic dissases cachono of which Is invaluable 80 found by tho Author, whoso experience for & yoars is such ns probably never before fell to the lo of an . 300 pages, bound in beautit Freuch muslin, embossedcovers, full gilt, guaran to bo & finor work, 1n senso,—me ' 42, instance, liustrative sample 6 cents, A or by the National Modical in ever, pald, tuedal awardod the auf Amsoclation, Prico only §1.00 by mall, Send now, o the officers of which he refers. d be read by the young for instruo- tlon, and by the afioted for roliof. It wil benodh slL.-" London Lancot. Thore I no member of socloty 0 whom this book will 0ot b useful, whether youth, parent, Inetructor or elergyman, —mnlll!. Address the Poabody M Institute, or Dr. W, H. 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