Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1888, Page 5

The funeral of Ole Olson, murdered Wednesday night by William Ferguson, took place from the residence of his step-father. Mr. Michaelson, at Flor- ence, yesterday afternoon. The hardware store of Hussie, 2407 Cuming street was burglarized Thursday night and twenty-five pocket knives and six razors were stolen. Entrance was effected by cutting the slats of the shut- ters to a side window and pulling out the lower sush. No clue to the per- petrators, “0Old Nick," a horse that has been i the active service of the Metz Brother brewery for the past twenty-five years, reached the end of his usefulness ves- terday, when, owing to an incurable in- jury he was chloroformed to death, *0ld Nick” was a good and faithful servant and deserved to have been worked to death. Peace to his bones. Messrs. Tom Ormsby and Alex Green were the prime movers in a joyous little surprise visited upon Mrs. Captain Green at her residence at Fifteenth and Mar- tha streets last evening. Twenty-five couples assembled at the captain’s cosy home, and until the small hours joy was unconfined. = There were music and dancing, and a sumptuous collation, the affair being a most complete success in all its details. . H. Snyder, who was swindled in buying an imitation watch at the auc- tion house of J. Rotholz South Tenth street one day recently, has forfeited his bond of 7 and skipped. The chief of police clai to_have had Rotholz ‘‘dead to rights” in this affair, and real- izing this to save himself from a fine and limpn jomm:n!. he has lluuu:hn off Snyder and induced him to leave the and Chancellor Manatt, 4L, 4 ot ; Entertainment, Tuesday night in Bohan- | €ity. If Snyder returns he will be ar- nan's hall—H. C. McArthur, chairman, O. 1. | rested and the case against Rotholz Goodell, John C. Bonnell 'and W. W, W. | pushed to the utm Jones. . b The juvenile reading society was or- Camp fire in Representative hall, Wednes | ganized by Rabbi Benson last Sunday. ap vight following formal reception—Brad | F¢'comprites the scholars of grades A . Cook, chairman, A.J. Cropsey and Charles | ;1,4 5 of the Hebrew Sabbath school, AT o The object of the association is to meot C. Bonnell. at the respective residences of the mem- Hotel rates—Committee of one, N. G. | bers every other Sunday and have read- ing exercises. he funds collected at Frankli 9 Halls—Committee of one, L. M. Scothom. | these meetings to be donated to the Cleveland orphan asylum. The officers 1t is expected that all these commit- tees will at once complete their work as | glacted for the next six months av far as practicable, and that the various | Max GGoldsmith, president: Hattic Obe chairmen will understand that they are. | felder, vice president; Mable Hellman held responsible for the work assigned. | {raasurer, and Bertha Newman, sccree The entertainment and worlke of the en- | tapy. The next meeting will be held campment will, in detail, be as follows: | haxy Sunday at the residence of Dr. Benson. ENCAMPMENT PREPARATIONS Tho Woelk's Detail and List of Com- mittees Appointed. A ROUSING REUNION PROMISED, Articles of Incorporation Filed By the Yankton & Northwestern Road— The K. of P, Concert To-night— Capital Bullding Brevities, [FROM THE B LINCOLY RUREAT.] The work of preparation for the com- ing encampment has progressed fairly and the following circular shows the work so far accomplished by the joint committee of Farragut Post, No. 25, and Appomattox Post, No. 214, Department of Nebraska G. A. R. in preparing for the encampment. The committees are 8y follows: Executive—C. H. Gere, chairman, John C. Bonnell, Phelps Paine, H. C. McArthur, L. M, Scothom, 8. Sprague, Lieutenant E. S, Dudley, U. 8. A, N. G. Franklin, 8. J. Alex- anfler. Reception—C. H. Gere, chairman, H. Hotchlkiss, O. C. Bull, H. C. McArthur, S. Alexander. Finance—Phelps Paine, chairman, D. T, Cook, William Gillespie, O. E. Goodell and W. W. W. Jones. Decoration—John C. Bonnell, chairman, F, M. Trevitt, D. T. Cook, Sam Eastman and Joseph Teeter. Formal reception—Lieutenant E. §. Dud- U. 8. Ay ohoirman, and. cotarades, His lency Governor Thayer, Judge Cobb N. G. Franklin, §. Sprague, John Assemble at Lincoln Tuesday; council of administration meets that night at 7 p. m. As there will be a majority of the delegates and members of the encampment in the city, the Lincoln people will fur ha free enter- tainment that night at Bohannan'shall. The G. A. R and W.R. C. badges will admit, ‘with attendant or escort, and citizens will be rovided with tickets free, on application to . C. McArthur's drug store, corner Elev- enth and N. streets. The encampment opens at sharp 9 o'clock ‘Wednesday morning, in Represcntative hall, and adjournment will be necessary at 5:30 P mi, to prepare for the evening's entertain- ment, At 7:30 Farragut post will, in Representa- tive hall, by special dispensation, give an ex- emplification of the muster in, closing promptly at 8:30, at which time the formal reception to delegates and members of the G. R. and W, R.C. ot the state will take The following will receive: Lieuten- ant Edgar S. Dudley, U. 8. A., and wife; General H. C. Russell, department com: mander, and wife; Mrs. Boechne, department resident W. R. C., and husband; His Excel- lency Governor Thayer and wife; Judge Cobb and wife; Chancellor Marratt and wife, and Hon, A. J. Sawyer and wife. Following this reception, and indeed dur- ing the reception, after the guests are pre- sented, tho camp fire in representative hall will begin and will continue as the spirit moves, and it is expected that the comrades {rom abroad will lend their aid in making this camp fire hot. Midnight will close this day’s work, and Thursday will be devoted to the routine of encampment work. ‘The fifth annual department convention of the Woman's Relief corps will convene at Lincoln on the same date as the G. A. R. en- — The Only Line That Gets There. It has been well said by a distin- guished writer that ‘‘the "Michigan Central is the only ‘Niagara Falls Route’ in the country.” It is the only railroad that runs direct- 1y by the falls and stops its trains at_a point from which all rts of the falls and the rapids are in full view. From this point, called Falls View, the scene from the Michigan Central train, whether in its summer setting of emer- ald or its winter setting of crystal, is one of unexampled grandeur and sub- limity., Asitis on the direct route to New York, Boston, ana New Eng- land, no east-bound traveler should fail to take advantage of it. R Ty A man living neor Macon, Ga., was attacked a few days ago by a Texas my which he was leading, and would ave been killed if his wife had not run to his assistance and stunned the animal by striking it with an ax. —— Ruddy and Healthy. Rinsing the mouth with SOZODONT, after cleansing the teeth with it, ren- ders the fiumu if flaccid, pale and sensi= - tive, hard ruddy and strong. Of the beautifying action upon the teeth of this inimitable dentifrice, the world has known, for thirty years. gampment, and therewill be at least one hun- T ¥ Ay e A fred and fitty delegatos and members of that | A& yeung thaological student in Pitts- organization. These added to the Grand | field, Me., who preaches in a town sev- eral miles distant. undertook to walk to his church during the late snow block- ade. He started on Saterday, but found the roads too bad for walking. Instead of giving up he got down on his hands and knees and crawled, and was in his pulpit early Sunday morning. Lot U AL Army will put in the city nearly a thousand visitors and will make a lively weel. State papers please copy. THE YANKTON & SOUTHWESTERN. Articles of incorporation for amnew railroad called the Yankton & South- western were filled with the secretary of state yesterday. The Kriuciml place of business for the is located at Norfolk, Madison county,and the articles Proj a line commencing on the north boundary of the state opposite Yankton, Dak., which shall run south and south- westerl througlh the counties of Cedar, Knox, liicrvc‘ adison, Platte, Boone, Greeley, Nance, Merrick, Howard, Hall, Sherman, Buffalo, Kearney, Gosper, Harlan, farnas and Red Willow to a int on the south boundary of the state. he capital stock of the road is fized at 87,000,000, divided into shares of $100, the organization to proceed with the main desisn of the corporation when 25 r cent of the stock is paid in. The mcnrporuwn are Henry R. Low, Wil- liam B. Royce, W.F. O'Neill, M. D, Stivers and C. C. Luckey. The jurat of the notary public is-made in Orange county, New York, where the articles of incorporation were signed by the above parties. k. WESTERN ENGINEERING COMPANY, The Westorn Englnecrh\f company filed its articles yesterday with the sec- Fetary of state. The amount of capital stock fully "mhl up and non-assessable is 815,000, business to commence the 17th day of February and continue twenty years, The incorporators and directors lor the ensuing year are James G. ‘White, Dugald Cs Jackson and Will F. . White, all of the city of Lincoln. BENEFIT CONCERT. The Knights of Pythias band, of Apollo lodge, gives to-night a grand benefit concert at Funke’s opera house, tho entire \)roceuds tobe divided equally between the Royce and Woebbecke funds. A programme of great excel- lence hasbeen prepared in which the most prominent musicians in the city will assist the band. . It is hoped that ovurj' citizen will keep this concert in mind, Aside from its musical worth, the benefit for which it is given should ill the house. AT THE CAPITOL BUILDING. Governor Thayer returned ?'auuwdx\y from his eastern trip and was busily en- nged withamass of correspondence ‘u ng the day, going to Omaba on the evening train, Secrctary of State Laws has gone to ‘Wiscounsin, where he will visit at his old homo the remainder of the month. The Concordia Fire Insurance com- pany, of Milwaukee, Wis., has complied with the state law and baen registered for the transaction of business in the state. On the 5th day of April the commis- sioner of public lands and buildings will offer for the scheol lands of Sioux county. There are 80,000 acres in this coun the ;{)pruimd value ranging from to 81.60 per ncre. The Mutual Insurance company, of Boston; the Prescott, of Boston, and the North American, of the same place, have each flled uupfleauuus with the state auditor for admission for business in Nebraska. The board of transportation, some time sinco, prepared rules to govern the sec- retaries of that body. One requires the establishment of office hours from 9 a. m. to4 p. m. each day and require that ot least one socrotary and the clerk bo in attendance during office hours ex- :;rt when they are not in the state on cial business. Do You Remember? The wonderful discovery of Professor Loisette for improving the memory, curing mind wandering and vastly in- creusing tho brain power for gathering and storing knowledge of all kinds, is now being taught by correspondence from his institute, 237 Fifth avenue New York. Prospectus free. — A pleasant incident of o recent cold wave in San Franrisco was the visit of thousands of beautiful snow birds, In the west the species is found only in California, Oregon and Washington Territory. It makes its appearance in the valleys and on the seashore after the first appearance of snow in the mountains, where it seems to have its home, ———— Safe, permanent and complete are the cures of bilious and. intermittent dis eases, made by Prickly - Ash Bitters. Dyspepsia, general debllufi, habitual constipation, liver and kidney com- plaints are speedily eradicated from the system, It disinfects, cleanses and eliminates all malaria. Health and vigor are obtained move rapidiy and permanently by the use of this great natural antidote than by any other rem- edy heretofore known. As a blood pur- ifier and tonic it brings health, re- newed energy and vitality to a worn and diseased body. S s Postmaster Gallagher has appointed the following new letter carriers: Wil- liam Owens, W. H. Robertson, P. J. Cochran, James 8. Stone, James C. Turtle and R. W: Freeman, the latter colored, Their names were sent to the department at Washington yesterday for confirmation. insurance Itssuperior excellence proven in milllons of homes for more than a quarter of a century, | i3 used by the United btates Governmen .° Fin- dorsed by the headsof the Great Universities us the Strougest, Purest and most Healthtul, Dr, Price's Cream Baking Powder does not_contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Sold only in cans, PRICE BAKING POWDERCO, ‘.‘N Youk, CHICAGO, BT, LOUIs ————— Leland hotel, Chicago. X RUNOR RUN DOWiy " And the Paets AN Estabished to the Bn- tire Satisfaction of.the Reporter. An lateresting Narati Engiaee Told By An ‘Who Has No Hestancy in Corrobbora- ting the Facts Set Forth in the Fol- lowing Statem Makes the Event Tn search of information concerntng analleged remarkable event that happened in the Esmond Hotel, corner of Sixteenth and Webster sts, the reporter aade his way to that place and met the engineer, Mr, Bngens Mather, who, it had been reported, was closely connected with the event. vere very near death's door, rved the writer, “That was true,” was the reply.jnnd, after A moment's thought, he oncluded thut he would de willin 1o give for publication all the facts connecte with the event, “*To begin at the beginning—* “Well, T can't say Just when my trouble originated, but it wag something over tWo ye#rs ago that 1 first noticed moro or le:8 impairiient of the appetite; nasuea and vomiting & liquid containing bile and sour water, I would havo an uneasiness or distress in my stomach. and my bowels were very much constipated, My tongue was coated and [ had a Ditter taste and my breath was very offensive, 1 would take cold easy and of recent years was subjfect to a pain in the frontal region of my head. My coutenance wouild frequently have a sallow appearance, and I felt more o leas bilio all the time, With & burning sensationeor a ing of heat in the pit of my stomach, which Sensative vo Jars or shocks. ““How long did you say you were in this con- dition"? “Oh a good while, seven or efght years at least, and it wns constant, sometimes worse that others, 1became redured inhealth and strength and at_times would feel low-spirited and des- pondent, with no ambition or energy, Then my mental faculties failed me, and it Was with the greatest difficulty 1 could get my thoughts con- centrated on one subject long enough to make any explanation 1 desired to Impart to any other peron, Take it altogethier, 1 was in bad way. My stoinach at times was in such a condition it it would scarcely retain nny food whatever, Sleep didn’t seem to do me much good.and in the morning I would feel as 1f I hadn't siept at all —more tired than I was when [ went to bed_the night before. What sleep I aid have was atten- ded by some of the most horrible dreams one could Imagine.” “Can you tell me how it began?” ENGINEER MATHER. “No,not exactly. My troubleseemed slight a first, and 1 think was caused by atold, and I had no idea that it was goingto threaten my lifo, be- cause I pald no attention tothe cold. By and by Ifound my nose would stopup, frst on one side, then on thie other, and finally both sidesiwould be plugged up at the xame timo. I bogan to have sudden attacks of dizziness: ospecially would thiis be the case when | would stoop down and then rise up quickly. 1 found that the mucus would drop from the back part of my nose into my thront and that,] think, caused the trouble inmy stomach, At times I would rase consid- ablophlegm. 1 was sick anyway and was ul mostan fnvalld for time, and I suppose that the fear that my lungs were affected made me still more despondent and gloomy than 1 others wisle would have been.” +And the remarkable event—"" “Is myrecovery, Thatis what T am glad to tell you about, because Lthink it 15 of interest to the people to know that there i3 cure for such a disease, About two months azo I visited and placed _myself under Dr. McCoy's treatment. ou can sce the results for yourself. Ibegan to improve at once, and continted to improve right along until today I feel us much liko a new man as the difference between daylightand dark- ness." “I ean.” continued Mr, Mather, *'sa no doubt in my mind but that Dr, M ment is-both praciteal and scientific, and_ that and that every proriise he there s Coys treat- % 5 akes to hils patients are tully and flaithfully carried out on his part.” Mr, Mather, as above stated, can be fonnd at the Esmond hotel, corner Sixteenh and Webster sts., where he will corroborate the above. The doctor respeetfully invites the public to invest- igate the truthfuliess of the statements he pub- lishes from week to week in the daily papers. IT1S NOT “WE OAN”" But the Proposition fs Done It.”" One of the local daiMes not long since had tho following: That Dr.McCoy'soffices are both duy and evening thronged with patients has been matterof surprise to some, who mark the fact that althouy dvertises, his advertisements are_characty Dby no ailuring promises or gunrantees. oy hiad expected, doubtless, that 18 course would be similar to that pursued by the advertising quack; that he would promise to' cure everyehing rght. and left, anfl wtter making a few hundred dollars leave the town. On the contrary, hohas not promised, but per- formed. From out of the hundreds that he is treating the statement of one patient has been given each week for the past eight months—a statement to the effect that a complete cure had been effected by Dr. McCoy's treatument. Those who have made these statements have not been obscure or unknown. In many cases they have been well-known people, standing es- peclally high in the community. Their statements ave been voluntary and the inquiry they elicited sliows that they became matters of general {n- erest. ‘Some time since & lady said: “I would like very much to use Dr, McCoy's treatment, but am afraid to consult for fear he would piiblish my name.” Now, to all such persons let the writer ay that'Dr. McCoy does not publish any son s name without first asking and_obtain- ng the person’s consent. Again, he does not publish one-tenth or one-hundreth part of his cases, nor the letters from his grateful patients whom he has treated. Dr.McCoy publishes a fow statements of sasas treated by him. He lets his work speak for itself. No one need be afraid of the doctor’s | ™ oyt first asking wni obtaining his consent. ha feCoy and his assoclates are perma- nently located in the Ramge Block, Omaha, is assured from the facts that their lease and contracts are made by the year. During thi cold weather persons are more or less trouk with eolds, which shonld be promptly atte: to. Consultationhit the office or an opini y mail is only #1. The doctor furnishes all medi- cines to his patients, thus avolding the expense of having prescriptions filled at the drug stores, All letters should be addressed to Dr. J. Cresap McCoy, KRooms 310 and 811 Ramge Block, Omaha, Nebraska, and to insure an an- swer should Beaccowpanled by four cents in stamps, ‘“We Have The Plain Truth. When a person with a delicate constitution has a tendency to catarrh or consumption— whether this tendency is inherited or results from taking cold easily—1t is noticeable that that person lavariably loses flesh and loses strength, showing that the nutrition is inter- fered with, In such a case the sufferer should at once be laced under influences that will restore the de- fective nutrition and lead to invigorate the con- stitntion, It 1s to be remembered that in every case the presence of catarrh is an_ evidence of ‘predispo- Biiion to consumption, and no malter Bow slight the attack be, it should be treated with the greatest care, and the treatment should e continued until all traces of ghe catarrh haye disappeared. If the catarrh 1s allowed to reach the small. est tubes in the lungs—which condition is indi- ted by the spitting up of a yellow material then fmmediate attention to the malady is de- manded, or serlous lung trouble will result. Catarrh 15, nine times of teu, the causo that produces consumption, and heiice no one can afford 1o neglect a case of catarrh, however slight. It is easily cured if taken in'time and treated regularly and correetly by a spectalist, If Jett to dtself it is rarely cured without a change of climate, but with each new cold it gets more and more troublesome, extending al- ways a little deeper iuto the lungs, untll u cure becomes dificult and sometimes lupossible, 4.80 - 5.10 L 5.75 W 6.90 b 7.80 g 8.45 ¢ 11.60 w 13.40 M 15.80 b 20.20 L 28.30 - 83.00 o AT | H=ip=d | DR 7.85 “ 8.70 ) 11.70 “ 16.30 b 21.20 “ 27.80 W 8185 , L This is our O » I : N (M9 G 2.80 That was made to order. B “ AT $ 8.40 Which was made to orde 10.20 u W 8 5.85 which was made to order . 6.40 L ! can use clothin Il UNEQUALLED! 11| Merchant-Tailor Made Garments, to be Closed Out This Week, Consisting of PANTALOONS. FOR .8 56,50 7.50 “ “ “ “ “ ) 70.00 24.00 27.60 AND OVERCOATS FOR “ “ “ Special Announcement for this week only, and any man who g at his own price will find the true facts of this state- ment by paying a visit this week to the | MISFIT PARLORS Farnam Street, Omaha. N. B.--Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention. DR, E. C. WrST'S NERVR AND BRAIN TREAT- MENT, a guaranteed specitic for Hysteria, Dizzl- ness, ' Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration, caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mentul Depression, s«m«nln;g of the Brain, resulting in Insunity,and leading to misery,deciy and death, Premature Old_Age, Barrenness, Loss of Po in either sex, Involuntary Losseés and Sperma- torrheea caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box con- tains one month's treatment. #1.00a box, or six $5.00, sent by mail prepaid on receipt WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXES To cure any case, With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with #5.00, we will send the purchaser our written guarantée to re- fund the money {f the trentment does not effect a cure. Guarantees fssued only F. GOOD- MAN, Druggist, Sole Agent, 1110 Farnam Street, Omalia, Neb. Nebraska National Bank, U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital, - $280,000 Surplus, - - - 80,000 , President. trED, Vice-President, 1 Vice-President. 1. 8. HugHES, Cashier. DIRECTORS: W. V. MonsE, JOHN 8. COLLINS, H.W. YATES, Lewis 8. REED, A. E. TOUZALIN. Office— "THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Business Transacted, DRS. §. & D. DAVIESON, 1742 Lawrence §t, Deaver, Col Of the Missourl State Museum of Anatomy, St. Louis, Mo., University College Hospital, Lon- don, Glesen, Germany and New York, having devoted thelr attention SPECIALLY T0 THE TREATMENT OF Nervons, Chron and Blod" DISEASES. More especially those arising from impru- dence. Invite all Ko suffering to correspond with- out délay. Diseases of {nfection and contagion cured safely and speedily without use of dan- gerous drugs. Putients wvhose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incur- uble, shouild not fail to weite us concerning their symptoms. Al letters receive lmmediate atten- jon, JUST PUBLISHED, @ will be mailed FRER to any address on re- 5t of one 2-cent stamp, “Practical Observa- tioms on Nervous Debility and Physial Exhaus- tion,” to_which is added an “Essay on Mar. riage.” with important chapters on diseuses of the Reproductive Organ the whole forming a valuable medical treatise which should be read by all young men. 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It has three times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is thereforo far more economi- cal, costing less than one cent a cup. It is deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, casily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in heall Sold by Grocery everywhero. W. BAKER & C0, Dorchester, Mass GRATEFUL---COMFORTING ps’s Cocoa BREAKFAST, “By a thorough knowledge of the nal which govern the operation of digention nut tion, and by careful applieation of the fine propertica of wellsolected Cocon, M. 1tpps has provided our breakfast tables with & dolicately flavored boverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills, Itis by the judicions use of such srticles of diet thata constitution may be gradually bullt up until st enougl to resist every tendenoy to diseaso. I dreds of subtie maladies are floating around to attack whorever thero 18 & weak point. escape many A fatal Shaft by keeping oursclve fortified with pure blood and & properly nourished frame."—Civil Service Gazotte. Mada simply with boliing water or milk. 801d only in half pound tins by Grocers labeled thus: JAMES EPPS & 0., " o¥58n. Enarans. HAPPED HANDS, ECZEMA, HIVES and all other affections of the skin can be quickly cured by SEABURY'S MEDICATED Torwur SoArs, delicately perfumed ahd each cake in & decorated tin box. '00THACHE, NEURALGIA OF THE FACE, INFLAMED “GUMS, “from ~ any cause, promptly relieved by DARBY'S TOOTHACHE i’l.\wmm. which take the place of oplates and dangerous toothache drops. EWER GAS AND OTHER DANGEROUS OR DISAGREEABLE GASES can be rendored inocuous by burning SEABURY'S HYDRON- APTHOL PASTILLES. The safest, most fra- grant and most efficient deodorizer, ORNS AND BUNIONS are |)x'ml\pt|‘¥v relieved by MEAD'S CORN AND BUNION PLASTERS. 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THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. £ SUITS. A 8 8.10 Which was made to order 4.20 “ “ 5.35 “ “ 5.90 “ “ 6.40 “ “ 7.20 “ “ 8.10 “ “ 8.76 “ “ . FOR 8 9.20 Which was made to order. .4 820,00 12.80 o i . . 14.70 “ “ 16.40 L L 18.70 L bl 2480 u W 3 8 .60 Sy L $ 6.60 that was made to order . 7.90 “ 0 8.20 W fin 10.30 * " 14,60 “ « 18.2 “ « 24.40 " . 5910 “ « 3455 “ “ =0 | RtE=~E | RO~ O T i 3 | . G CAUTIONTY THE PUBLIC IS PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED AGAINST A PHILADELPHIA BEER, Which s Being Foisted upon the Unwary Purchasers as the Genuine Ime i Johann Hofl"lgmealt Extract Tho articlo in question 18 put up tn & SQUATTY BoTT: the,cork coverart with yellow’ wax. civin {ha packie h Gorninn Appoaranoo ntary of the cororation ptishing these goods in calling thelr domest “Genu. ine tmporied sl Textract, " and thols appeais o the cuplaly of KCortain cIARSO O tradosmon by troe gl oF ‘American boer to be paimed off on the unwary. " - oo \uced to purchaso thelr goods, niay cause wils THE GENUINE AND ONLY IMPORTED Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract {ntroduced into the U. 8. by T:oPoLb HOPE in 1804, the unrivalled nutritive tonte and food fof i women, Gphold pationts bl weaknettineidont o it Convhiosconis, broseriood 1 1saati’ pRa: clana throughout the world i received only by us monthly por stomors Of tho Tamburi A ones Bedess Company, and 13 GUARANTEKD gonuine and Importad by the SIKRATRG O TatAllo Gap of & A CricAR i TARRANT & COMPANY, 278, 280 & 282 GREENWICH SIREET, and 100 WARREN STREE1L NEW YORK. Sole Importers and Agents since 186, to counterfeit which is FELON Y, In order to protect themselves against imposition the public are requested to spocify HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT ‘‘TARRANTS,” When Ordering, ith German and English label printed in blueand DR. HORNE'S Electro-Magnetic Belts ! 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