Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1 THE-CITY, A Union Pac freight car was de- railed at Sheely’s yesterday afternoon, and interferred with the time the South Omaha dummy somewhat. THE BEE office was serenaded last night by the Wayne band, from Wayn They discoursed some very fine musi sixteen mu- leadership of Mr. Bu- chanan, a musician of much ability. Frank M. Pratt, the adopted child of E. D. Pratt, wandered from his home at the corner of Twenty-second and streets yesterday afterncon. Frank is seven years old, and when he left home had on a light red figured w and white striped pantsand black stock- ings. The police are keeping a lookout for him, ersonal Paragraphs, R. 8. Downing, of Kearney, and L. H. North, of Columbus, are at the Murray. James C. Bishop, ot York, and Poter Smith, of Nebraska City, are Murray guests. J. G. P. Hildebrand, the _editor of the St Paul Press, of St. Neb., is in Omaha. Magnus Nilson has become editor of the Swedish Tribune, with his office in Sheeley's block. D. P. Rolfe, of Nebraska City, I. Smith, of Curtis, and Fred E, Eilis, of Shelton, are Paxton guests, Mr. James E. Blake, of ¢ inin the city visiting the George T. Crandell, Frank Pierce, formerly of the Lindell hotel, of St. Louis, has taken a position as clerk at the Paxton, C. E. Morse, of Columbus, J. F. Hale and ¢ 4 M. Cowan, 'of York, and D. C. Wallac 4r., of Tekamah, are in'town, R. D. Kelley, editor of the Pioncer, Dead wood, Dak., i8 in town, and will write up Omuha and the Omaba farr, William Paton, of Fullerton, Frank Revis, of Falls City, and_C. W, Scarfl, of Grand Island, are at the Millard. M. L. Carpenter, of Schuyler, Charles H. Winship, of Eremont, and Frecman Scott, of Norfolk, are Millard guests. Lyman H. Tower, now under treatment in Chicago, is steadily improving and is expected home in a few days. Lois Rothman and William Bishop, of York, J. F. Twomley, of Fremont, and D. C. Kavanaugh, of Columbus, are in the city. F. W. Scott and H. G. Wiley, of Kearney, . F. Bubank, of Sidney, and Frank Me! rtney, Nebraska City, are ut the Pax- ton. Russell I3, Harrison, son of the next pr dent of the United States, passed through Omaha going west. His destination is Hel ena, Montana. v Rapids, Ta., family of M. Hearing on Saturday. Charles Dule, the young man charged with cutting Mike Connelly, with intent to kill, will be arraigned before the police court Saturday morning at 11 o’clogk. They Broke His Arm. A little boy, named Willie Shoemaker, re- siding at 231 South Thirtieth stre trampled by the crowd emerging from the circus and sustained & broken ari, Lost on the Run., During the exhivition run by the fire de- partment Wednesday evening, one of the or- namental sily s in one of the lamps o the chemical engine was lost, also badge No. 24. A Gala Day. The Omahas will play at Missouri Valley one week from Mond: Lovett and Nagle as the batter They are making pre- parations at the ley for the event, and say that they will have one of the st crowds present that ever assembled in the town. He Goes on the Streets, John Gilmore, the man who attempted to Horrigan's watch Tuesday arraigued before the police and given ten day’s hard labor on the streets, Gilmore is -an intel ont fellow, and told a straight story, still is guilt was undeniable. Two Small Fires. The fire department was called out for two small blazes last evening. A woman on Da enport street near Tenth pulled a curtain down over a lamp and it vanished in flame. The roof of a Chinese laundry on Harney street near Twelith caught fire, it is sup- posed from a piece of fireworks at the *Siege of Sebastopol.”’ The dumage in cach case was triflin You can find cool, well furnished rooms at the Globe hotel, best located house in Omaha. Bt LT se Robbed. The residence of John Clinton, in Sarpy county, near the city limits, was entered while Mr, Clinton and family were attending Barnum’s show, und $15 in mouey and various articles of value were taken. Persons were seen leaving the house, and it is believed they can be identified. The po- lice are on the track of the robb He Waited For His Mail OxAmia, Neb, Sept. 6.—To the Editor of Tne B! Is not the surplus of the treasury of the United States large enough to employ extra help at the general delivery of the post- oficel Thousands of strangers awaiting mail had to wait until it suited the conven- ience of the postoffice officials, Or isita national holiday and the government at Washivgton ordered it _closed. ONE 0 el arth” can truly be said of Griggs’ Giycerine Salve—a speedy cure for cuts, bruises,scalds, burns,sores, piles, tetter and all skin eraptions. Tr; this wonder healer, 25 cents. Guaran- teed. Goodman Drug Co., agents, Omaha. THE PEOPLE. “The best on How He Was Shot, Robert Richlicu, the young man who was shot on Sunday evening, gives a slightly dif- ferent ount of the a from the one already published. He was attacked about 0, instead of midnight, and his assailants were two in number inste shot Lim without w ched him, and that concerted them, He will by the shot. apparently loose two fingers An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup- tions. Wil positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT MENT. Sold b cents per box—by m: ——— The Metropolitans' Round- There was a motley collection of vagrants and plain drunis before Judge Berka yester- day morning. They were disposed of in short order. The docket composed fifty- three names, eight of whom were hucksters, who were run in for obstructing the strects Tom Cunningham, who got drunk and broke in thé window of a house of prostitution, was fined $15 and costs. Frank Winship also yot intoxicated and relieved his feelings b smashing one of the windows of Ollie Pric house. He was punished with a fine of §20 and costs. John Gilmore, & vagrant, was sent to the county jail for ten duys, the first and last two on bread and water. R Oh,if I only had her complezion- Why, it is ecasily obtained. Use Poz zoni's Complexion Powder, ——————— Mary Minus Her Watce Mary Miller, a young lady who holds Gown a chair in the first part at the People’s theater, claims to have had her watch stolen from her yesterday. She says thatahe went into & wine room to get 8 # bill clanged when Al Phersonal approached ber and snatohed her watch, Phersonal is smd u be w foreman in # Douglas street harness suop, o Ly card of The proprietors of the wine room say that the theft did not ogcur in their place, but that Phersonal and the woman spent about four hours in the place during the day. One of them stated t the woman gave Pher- sonal the watch to wear for a short while. He went out of the place and did not return. Mary then hunted him up and found him anding _in front of the place where he She asked him for it and he told her that he had pawned 1t. He was arrested by Ofticer Hagey at her complaint. Had a bilious attack and one of those indescribable cases of constant weari- ness. Took quinine and other remedies without relief. Took Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonie: am strong ana well, Asa Thompson, Logan,Ohio. Goodman Drug Co., agents, Omahi SWIN A CLEV A Forged Check Worked Off Novel Way. Last Saturday evening a young man valked intothe store of Thompson & Helden and handed a check for §0, having the sig- nature of Sumuel Burns attached, to Mr. Belden to have him cash it. He was in his shirt sleeves and stated that he was one of Samuel Burns' clerks, and that Mr. Burns red the nccommodation. Mr. Belden handed him the money without hesitation, desiring to oblige his neighbor. The young man walked out, stopping at the door a mo- ment to chat with Mr. Thompson in regard 10 the condition of the day’s business, Mr. “Thompson felt a little uncasy with regard to the check, and watched the supposcd clerk cross the street and enter Mr, Burn's store, his suspicions were allayed. Mr. Burns stated that he had not noticed the man enter store, and _the supposition is that he ¥ looked 1 departed. The $5) /. no attempt being to imitate Mr, Burns' signa- “The signature attached to the check nin a delicate, womanish hand, ‘Samuel Burns. Mr. Burns' sig: turc is bold and heavy, and is written w'l Burns.” Mr. Thompson could not describe the man who perpetrated the fraud, as hie thought the transaction legitimate and did not notice him clos —— Visitors to the city should try the Globe hotel, 1312 Douglas, DLE, made w ture. ED TO DIE, T But a Stomach Pump Prevented His Intepded Demise. A man by the name of MeLaughlin, who is a watchmaker in the employ of a Tenth strect jewele attempted suicide yeste v afternoon. About 4 o'clock O Sav: picked him up i the alley behind the store with an empty ounce vial in his hand. 1t had evidently contained morphine, which MeLaughlin had swallowed. He was rushed to the city jail and Dr. Ralph with his stomach pump summoned. After a long and seve e McLaughlin was re lieved of the morphine and his life saved. It rned that he had been drinking heav- i1y for about a week. e has been separated from his wife for sever as been writi) < him f 10 he an inter 3 kill himself. After he had t he said that he would “try time and would not get lay at the station he from side to side, g love you, no m little could be th aration. He is a man of dressed and very intelligent lookin wife's residence could not be learned. Champion Ji ny Linds: The Police Gazette medal, emblematic of the middle weight box ly presented to it azain some left agnin.” As he uld only toss his head p you, I fine its winner, Jimmy esterday afternoon. The presen- made in the presence of a big crowd of sporting men, who were invited to the Girand Sce sample room for the express purpose of meeting the clever young boxel On behalf of Richard K. Fox, Prof. Pats Fallon pinned the beautiful golden trophy on Lindsay’s breast. The young champion ac- cepted in a short specch e 1 When nature falters and requires help, recruit her enfeebled encrgies with Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifie; —_—— Diebold Safes. Call and see the large stock of safes and vault doors carried by Meagher & Whitmore at 41¢ 15th street Omaha, et a cabihd Held Up, Sand-Bagged and Robbed. John Hovery, a fine-appearing farmer boy, came in from the neighborhood of Spring- fleld to buy asuit of clothes. While pus: ing along the Union trac ween Q street and the stock yards c ing, six men “held him up,” sand-bagged him and robbed him of £23, all the money he had. He was terribly ed up, police have the matter in_hand and will bring the guilty ones to justice if it be possible., The Biting Tongue. Slander attacks us from behind. The bite is rarely felt unless it is_malignant and per- sistent. Disease, too, often steals upon us through a vital channel: The air we breathe affects the lungs—if it be malarious it enters the blood, if a change too quickly 1 the tem- perature it prodces disease of the throat, ete. Whether Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is taken to prevent or to remedy the v forms of disease produced by miasma, as intermittent fever, dumb agt orbillious remittent, it is and cver has proved 10 be an effective and thorough remedy—one which does not only ameliorate the symjp- toms of the maladics of this type, but cradi- cates their cause. Dyspepsia, 'liver com- plaint, rheumatism, biadder ‘and kidney troubles are among the humanity afficting troubles which it promptly rclieves and ul- timately removes, Bluffs bridgoe was the scene of an accident but for- tunately not a fatal one. Yest g Miller and John Pollock wer boiled shirts and Sunday clothes, and s onc-half a dy off. at work on the tion of the false worlk step upon a loose plank, v - threw both of them into the r Miller struck out for the shore, and Polloc! held oato the plank, and both of them were picked up by the bridge company’s skiff. Col. Coch le of Council lots, Sept. See page 6. ing were por- does. Bluffs Seasli S In a Critical Condition. Dr. Ralph called on Mike Connelly, man cut by young Duke Tuesday evening, and found him in a very unfaverable condi tion. .He had passed a bad night, and yes terday was restless and feverish, and the chances seem to be against recovery. The doctor thinks, however, by careful watch- ing and nursing, he will pull through all right. the Makes the lives of many people mi able, and often leads to self-destruction, We kuow of noremedy f more. successful than Hood's Sarsapar illa. It acts gently, yet surely and efficiently, tones the stomach and other organs, removes the faint fecling a good appetite,cures headache, oshes the burdened mind. Give Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair tmal, It will do you good. e Army. Second Lieutenant Charles J. Stevens, Troop §, Ninth cavalry, has been promoted to first lievtenant, Troop I, Niuth cavalry, vice Gibbon, retired, Second Licutenant Lawrence J. Hearn, Company 1, Twenty-first infantry, has also been promoted to first licutenant, Company K, Twenty-first infantry, vice Wittich, ap- pointed regimental adjutant. opsia Wanted, a fivst cluss dvess goodssales- man, Inquire of J. L. Brandeis & Sous, Thirteenth and Jackson stregls, AMUSEMEN IS, vangeline” at the Grand Opera House. There was & large audience at the Grand opera house last evening, and Rice's w known and still popular burlesque, **E line,” was most appreciatively re After something like a dozen yem work appears to have lost none of its power of attraction, and, perhaps, will not for as many years to come when properly presented. Such treatment it gets from the company now at the Grand, which is one of the st est that has ever appeared in this ¢ of entertainments in this _city. burlesque was given last night with none of its well known attractive fea- tures omitted, and was especially fine in_the costuming and spectacular effects. The chorus singing was also_fine, while Miss Montague us Evangeline, Miss Templeton as Gabriel, Maffat s tne Lone Fisherman, and Fortesque as Catherine merited the cor: dial recognition each received from the au dience. It was a pleasing, satisfactory enter- tainment, and will be_repeated this and to- morrow evenings and at the Saturday mat- ince, The “A Tin Soldier’ at Boyd's The attraction at Boyd's opera house last evening was that familiar thr nct farco, A Tin Soldier,” and it was witnessod by a owded house. The average individual “nts to be something mo than enter- @ theater—he wants to be amused. The production presented at Boyd's last ove- ning is amusing, excecdingly so, but cannot lay claim to anything else, ~ The author did 10t trouble himsclf about & plot, and was not harrassed or hampered by any vegard for the unities, He struck upon an idea that was funny to him and put it into a form to pase others. It was a highly successful nture, and seems likely to continue so un til he or somebody else can think of some thing better. The company presenting ‘A Tin Soldier” at Boyd's this weck is not as a rule aboy m, but those upon whom the real responsibi of carrying the p formance is devolved acquit themselves cred- itab) It 18 an entertainment to amuse olely, and this it owplishes. It will o cupy the stage at 13oyd's during the remain- der of the week, including a Saturday mat- inee. Sebastopol's [ Another large ppularity. audience last night wit nessed the spectacle of the Siege of Sebasto- pol. Similarly large audicnces are likely to witness it for a couple of weeks yet. Last night it was be attended by the traveling salesmen who made such a grand display in the parade. The specialty features sti tinue to be an admirable attraction, and th bombardment and storming of Malakof is a scene that thills every spectator with won- der at its magniticonce and splendor, The entertamment is owing more elaborate with almost every performance, and o time there is something rew to attract and terest, “ough and Con- Remedy, " (Porous-Ele § Cream,” for Catarrh. are the simple, effective remedies of thie old Log Cabin days. uses Warner's Tippecanoc, SRS S ns THE REALTY MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Daure ing Yesterday. F € Proctor and husband to It R Hall, lot 4 blk 1, Mayne add, w d Unlon Stock Yards ny to Willlam Wilson, lot 13, blk 14, ¢ add to South w4 . oo 200 and company to 1 12 ). 050 22,000 6,000 L it 18, bk W, v J W Bedford and wife to i of lot 3, Lik 1, Kirkwood pl , wd o 475 A Dol and wife to J Rybers, lov 12, blk 471, Grandview, wd. .. e Sidn Smith and wife to W A Redick, lot 1, bik 16, Snull's 24 add, w d s 3T Redick to Sudney Smith, lots &, §'i0, 11 and 12, bk 10, <ub J 1 Redick's aad,w'd. i and husband to Wm 8 Myel Waterloo, w d ynen, n'i 1t arple to J O interest in lot L Landrock and wite 1&nd4,"bik 5, Brookl North and wife t The Thieves' Harvest. were numerous cases of pocket during the jam at the Thomas Wallar, a Vinton str lost @ gold watch, which clipped from the chain, while a Mrs, Kountz had a hand sachel containing 212 aud a pair of opera glasses, snatched from her hands. There picking it ment. niversiti nealthtul s ( Kinz Powder does n ammont or ulum, * Sold only in ¢ . PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. York, Chicago, st Louls by the h 1zest, P * MAX MEYER & BRU, WHOLESALE Jowelers and Music Dealers, General Agents for STEINWAY, KNABE, CHICKERING and other first-class Planos., Look at FOLLOWIN( TEN DAYS, Down wment, 2500 25,00 Monthly Payment, #1000 15.00 10.00 10.00 600 1500 . 20,00 Squiirs, cost ane 20.00 cost 1 Newton & Co. 8qu $100, for 8110 e 1 Murshall & Wendel Upright Cost 800 10.00 & Davis Uvpright 1 a5 new, cost S, 15.00 10,00 500 5.0) & Davis Square, cost 18honingdr s Octa cost uew §76, for only 35 1Shoninger Ofgan, used one year, cost new 1, for #45_. 1Mason & Hamiih Organ Qouble bank, cost new &0, for 86, 3 T 0m 6.00 Bring this ad. with you to avoid mistakes, MAX MEYER & BRO., Corner Sixteenth and Farnam Sts. 10.0) 10.00 THE BEST MADE. g z’l/]fi:? ik AR .SHIRT WAIST We can give you the largest stock and give the lowest prices in the city. A W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Physician, Office N. W CGrrer 1ith anl Douglas St. _ Office telephone, 465; Residence telephons, 505, BASE BALL OMAHA vs. MILWAUKEE Friday and Saturday at 4 P. M., Sunday and Monday at 8:30. DYSPEPSIA CURED By HAHN'S GOLDEN DYSPEPSIA CURE, niedy s warranted to cure all cases of . Acldity of the Stomach, tter of how long stand . For sale by all drug- . Manufactured by Gustave Hahn, Omala, ‘braska, FOUNTAIN FINE CUT AND PLUG Incomparably the Best. FAL ANNOUNCEMENT. At the beginning of the Autumn Season we offer our greetings to our friends and customers with the pleasing conviction, that they will give aready attention and kind reception to our offering. Our patrons know that our advertisements are alw s well worth reading, in fact that it pays to read them carefully. We never advertise or promise impossibilities. We don’t try to humbug people as is done in ppeal only to sound judgmeut and reason. We adhere in our advertisement many clothing advertisements; we strictly. to the truth, and whenever something extraordin We are now ready for the new we do announce some spe v, and no every day aff; son with a new stock. a stock, which, in all respeet should have no supericr; not even an equ think that in this we have succeeded. When we say that it is without exception the largest display of goods for Men's wear, ever exhibited in an sons stock properly. Every able on our three immense floors is fairly one establishment outside of New York what we say. Our trade is constantly increasing and we have prepared this fall for al Though we have only recently added considerable svace, 1 bargain the people are always sure that it is We have made every effort to the selection of in this part of the country and we or Philadelphia, we mean exactly ror increase than ever. we have again not room enough to display this sea- roaning underits we it of goods. The clothing for all ages which now lies upon our counters is the best proof of the well directed efforts we have made to win and deserve your patronage, And notonly in clothing do we make such adispla stocked, Our IHat Department cont every department of our large establishment is equally well ins more hats than any two of the largest exclusive Hat stores together. Our Underwear, Hosiery, Glove and every other department is crowded with new goods. Abont pric THIS GREA NEW ONES. s we only have this much to say. tomers need not be told how much they ean save by trading with-us, OBJECT IN VIEW—O0F R CoME AND SEE AINING ALL OUR OLD CUSTOMERS, HOW OUR GOODS ARE MARE MARKED. Old cus- THIS SEASON WITH OUR GOODS ARE AND GAINING FOR US MJNY THOUSAND STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Nebraska Glothing Gompany | Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, FOR THE TRE MENT OF ALL S OMIIEIR [EDIGAL A ) NCRGICAL INSTITUTE N. W. Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. CAUTION—Designing persq tion are constantly stariing | strangers visiting the city. T few weeks. Bew. them Medical in Omahs, Dr, Mc o visit us'mako a n trouble, delay or mistakes. Chronic and Surgical Diseases, and Diseases of the Eye and Ear DR. J. W. HcMENAMY, Physician and Surgeon in Charge. HOSPITAL AND PRIVATE PRACTICE. TWENTY YEARS’ Assisted by a Farticular Attention paid to Deformities, Discases of Women, Diseas: Discases of tie Nervous Systemy Lung and Throat Disease: umber of Competent, Skilifal and Caneers, Tumors, Ete Experienced P of the Urinary and Sexual Organs, Pr surgical Operations, Epilepsy or Fits, sicians and Surgcons, vate Disea Piles, o More money invested; more skillful physicians and surgeons employed; more patients treated; more cures effected; more mod- ern improved instruments, apparatus and appliances than can be found in all other infirmaries, institutes or zest and most complete Med west combined, I tilated rooms for patients, thice skilled physi Supporter: cal Batteri all subjeets, with list of qu diseases, performing surgical ope make the Omaha Medical and Sar The Omaha Medical and Surgic: seience and human ingenuity Should you conclude to visit us for tr any particular, but and can supply physici tions for patients to answer tions and nursing p :al Institute the first choice. Institute is conducted upon strict bu n bring to bear on their casc re 1 Institute or Hospital in the west, us always in the building. Thousands treated suc All kinds of diseases treated in the most scier We Manufacture Surgical Braces for Deformities, Trusses s and patients any appliance, remedy or instrument known. Call and consult us, or wri We have superior wtients, which, combined with our acknowledged ability, expericnce, responsibility and r iness and se Their comfort and conve dispensarics in the Fifty newly furnished, well warmed and ven- c manner, fully by correspondence, fentific principle nience will alw nd patien ts stitute is the only es 1y, Proprictor. norandum of our exact address, and” thus save racieve here ev be taken into conside taking advantage of our rep Medical Escablis a Omaha 1 Institute make up your mind When yo o for erreulars upon acilitios for treating putation, should dvantages and ry advantage that art, ation tment or corvespond with us, you will find these statements of our position, location and facilities are not overdrawn in re plain unvarnished facts. Only Reliable Medical Institute Making a Specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES All blood diseases successfully treated, unable to visit u on marks to indicate contents or sender. Upon Private, Special or Nervous Diseases, Impotency, Syphilis, Gleet and Varicoc My Reason for Writing a Book Upon F of the urinary and sexual of T have for many years made a spe an immense number of letters from phys ten a ook giving o general d idea of the matter to a elass of persons who r of diseases or abuses, of the sexual or uri sequul. Many of themare ignorant of the Surgical operations for the cure of Hare Lip, Club Feet, Tumors, Cancers, Fistula, Cataract, Strabismus (Cross eyes) Va Human Bodies performed i the most scientific manner. Disease of the Lungs, H ape Worm, Ulcers or Fever We treat Chron Brights Disease Carefully, voted a li ment, skillfu may be treated at home by correspondence. alty of dis ic ription of the most common d condition and can write me more intelligently and to the point. idle curiosity, but for the beneflt of the many who are suflc ceive many e v constitutions,thrown u cloud over the: ad out of mer wise of the difficulty that has w y and sientifically by the latestand most approved metiods. portion of his ttme to the study and treatment of this class of discases, and has spared nei ance and remedy of value in this department of Medicine Syphilitic poison removed from the sy One personal interview preforred. All correspondence confidential, R Call and eonsult us or send history or your em without mereu Medai BOOK TO MEN FREE. s and aflicted persons, asking my passes but we r cked the pinion and ¢ s and conditions, my tr It will ther with question list. ivate, Special and ns, have become a recognized author! upon individual cases. I wtment, success, advice, ete, fore be seen t 1 10 g or letters from persons SURGERY. t, Head, Blood, Skin, Scalp, St ores, Dyspepsia or Gastritis, Baldness, zema, etc. T DISEASES OF WOMEN, TREATED nd Surgery. WRITE FOR BOOK ON DIS ASE Now restorative treatment for loss of Vital Po nes or instruments sent by mail ress, s ase, and we will sond in plain wi After our object in writing these pages 1snot to furn water or uffering from this class of dise bright prospects and in shorteni icocele, Inverted } 5 OF WOMEN, FRE or time nor money to perfect himself, and s fu . Persons ss, securely packed poer, our il or expr rvous Discnses. upon the subject, consequently 1 receive or the benefit of such persons, T havewrit ding it. persons will have a cleared v reading 8, or the ef s deg! rom dis Wens and Deformitics of the ach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Nerves, Bones, ete., as Paralysis, Epilepsy, (Fits), Scrofula, Dr McMenamy has v supplied witl years every ins ETE .AND BAR DEPLRTMEITI. We cl Eye and Ear Discases, we simply say and cure, Our book, describing the Eye and E gard to ¢ I dings them EASES O "E'AND EAR FR 1 superiority over any oculist or and their discases, i arefully phpsician and pati ki rigt in the west, and the thousands whoi plain langua nt will have a clear understa Address all letters to OM_A.H.Aa. MEDICATL, ANDSURGICATL.INSTITUTE, Or, DR. J. W. McMENAMY, N. W. 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