Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Sorgeant Matza is prostrated again with eatarrh of the stomach. Ohatles L. Wood, a Chicago banker, bas discovered that his father whom he beHeved to be dead lnnfiago, is living here on the charity of Mr. George W. Adnms, av 2581 Parker street. Mr. Wood will see that his father is properly cared for. Personal Paragraphs. Nenator Paddock is in the city. ©. Mosley, of Harlan, Ta,, is in the city. D. M. Leavis, of Atlantic, is in the city. H. Bostwick, of Hastings, is at the Mur- ray. 1. T. Houston, of Chicago, is av the Mil- lard. Goorge F. Secley, of New York, is in the city. M. Groshen, of Fort Bridger, Is at the xton, Horace 1. Cobbold, of Toronto, Paxton. George A. Shaw, of Wichita, is at the Murray. B. R. Kreiger, of Louisville, Ky., is at he Murray. ©. Townsend, of Leavenworth, is at the Paxton. Phomas Martin, of Hartford, Conn., is the Murray. W. R. McAllister, of Grand Island, fs the Murray. J. P, Russell and wife, of Decorah, Ia., are in the oity. L. M. Shaw and wife, of Denison, Ia,, are in the city. H. S. Mygatt, of New Milford, Conn,, is in the aity. Bdward S. May, of Hurley, So. Dak. the Paxton. E. M. Wright and wife, Cheln, Wis,, is 1n the city. L, H. Gowdy and wife, of Bpringe, Colo., are in the city. Bird Wakeley has returned from the east ana will resume his duties us court reporter. ——— Pay Your Dog Tax. Ohief Seavey notifies all persons owning dogs that there are only two more days in which all persons owning canines can pay thelr dog tax. The killing of all dogs not weamng tags will commence at daylight Monday. is at the at at at of Prairie du Colorado True to His Name. Louis Gall had the gall to steal half a crate of cabbages from the front of Peycke tros’. establishment, at least so it is alleged. Three cabbage heads were found in his pos- session and he was arrested. Constable Paul Stein 18 to be arrested for assaulting a street car driver named John Smith. The driver claims that Stein pre- tended to put his fare in the box but did not. Smith came into the car to see that the fare was properly deposited, when he claims Stem struck him a number of blows. Clear the Way Without loss of time when the intestina canal is blocked up by reason of coustipa tion, chronic or temporury. It should be borne in mind that this ailment is prone to become lasting and obstinate, and breed other worse complaints. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the precise remedy to remove the obstruction effectually, but without drench- ing or weakening the blockaded bowels, & conséquence always to be apprehended from the use of violent iaxatives,which are among the wost pernicious of the cheap nostrums swallowed by the credulous and misin- formed. The fiat of experience, and of the medical fraternity, sanction the claims of this standing aperient. Not onlv as a source of relief and permunent regularity to the bowels, liver and stomach, but as a means of remedying and preventing kidney and bladder troubies, and- fever and ague, 1t is without a peer. e The Burgiar Abroad. The following burglaries were reported at police headauarters: Six dollars’ worth of carpenter’s tools were stolen from Henry Green, 2420 Patrick avenue. Thieves broke into John Dahlstrom’s room at 708 South Twenty-seventh street, but suc- ceeded in securing only a razor and a gold collar button. . R. A. Morms' room at the Metropolitan 1l was visited by sneak thieves and an oat taken. Justice Kroeger’s room at 415 North Nine- teenth s#'eev was broken into during his ab- sence in the evening and two suits of clothes stolen, one of them being brand new. The Judgoe offers a reward of 25 for the arrest of the thief. 1t is a Curions Fact That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at and other season. Hence the importance of taking Hood’s Sarsapavilla now, when it will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and en- riching the blood, creating an anpetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole system. Be sure to get Hood’ Sarsa- parilla, which is peculiar to itself. TRANS-CONTL AL ' MATTERS The New Route Thought to Involve the Manitoba. Concerning the press dispatches sent out from Spokane Falls, relative to a deal be- twoen the Omaha road and the Oregon Rail- way & Navigation, thereby opening a new trans-continental route, the ofcials here state that the report is cither unfounded or has beon misconstrued. It bas long beon llg){}vlod that the Oregon & Pacific and sey- other minor sections of detached road in hat vicinity were backed by the Chicago & Northwestorn. But between these and the main line or any part of the Northwestern mpravar. there is a wide gap, and viow of which the officials here are of the opinion thav the Omaha road is not con- nected with the deal. The only way the Omaha road cculd reach this would be in a deal with the Union Pucitic at Sioux City, or by a longer route, at Omaha, Nothing is known at Union Pacific headquarters con- corning any such transactions, It is thought that the St. Paul, Minnecapolis & Manitobn is the road that' may be leaning in that direction. It connects with the Union Pacitic at Helena, and it is thought may bave consummated s deal whereby the Union Paciflc gives trackage rights to the Manitoba 10 the cost via Pocatello. ‘This would be a circuitous route, but as a strong rivalry ex- ists between the Manitoba and the Northern Puoiflo, it is thought that the former has tied up with the Union Pacific in this way. Bullding New Road. The Union Pacific has completed a survey for a road from Tintic, Utah, to Eurcka, Ne- wada. The enginecring department has sub- mitted a profile of tne line together with the estimated cost for constructing the same. The aim of the company is to reach the ore mines in Nevada. It isalso stated that this will eventually be extended to Los Angeles, and that is the proposed route of the Union Pacitic to the coast, thereby tapping the priocipal shipping port of southern California and outting into the territory of the South- eru Pacitic, . Mail on No. 5. Supermtendent Thompson, of the B & M. road, bas notified the trainmen on No. b passenger that, hereafter, mail pouches will be received by them from Deerfield, Chalco, Gretna, Greenwood and Waverly, to be delivered at Ashland for No. 1 east-bound for Omaha. Rallroad otes. W, W. Lec, assistant general passenger t of the Un Pacific, has gone to St. Baogine 139 on the Union Pacific, has been ponverted into o standard road locomotive and placed io the hands of Engineer Parr. e Adyice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should at- Ways forehilaren toething. It soothes ‘he ohild, softons the guws, allays all pain wind colic, and is the best vewedy for 25 cents bottle, MEMORIAL DAY IN COURT. Important Cases Acoted Upon by the Federal Conrt. Jndge Dundy held a short session of the United States court and appointed a receiver to settle the Red Cloud Milling company trouble, By agreement of all parties, Fair- banks & Co., who seized some of the prop- erty and were arrested for contempt, ac- copted an order 4o return what they took Wi H. . Scott of Red Cloud was ap- d the receiver. Arguments were to have been made in the Wilson-Richards land case and Judge Dundy said he would continue court, until noon, but James . White an Alabama lawyer, representing the plain- iff, expréssed a desire to take part in decora- tion exercises, and through deference to his patriotic wish. the court was adjourned until to-day. The McGillons, Ben O'Neil and others, held in contempt for interfering with the reservoir of the Harlam Cattle company, will be put_on trial to-day. Itis qaietly hinted thatj two or three attorneys will be asked to show cause why they should not be punished for advising the defendants to defy and disobey the orders of the court. Strictly Busines: What is the Swift Specific Company! Who compose the organization! Is it a clap trap patent medicine bumbug, gotten up to de- coive and make money out of the people? These questions we thiftk are answered by the officials and citizens of our city and state. ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 10, 1888, ‘We know the gentlemen composing the Swift Specific Company. They are promin- ent citizens of our state, men of means and of high character and standing. W. A. Henrniny, Pres. Capital City Bank- J. H. Porter, Pres. Merchants' Bank. PArL Romare, Vice-Pres. Atlanta Nat Bank. L. J. Hiuy, Pres, Gate City Nat. Bank, Joux B. Gonnox, vernor of Georgia, Avrren H. CoLg U. S. Senator. J. T, Coorex, Mayor of Atlanta. H. W. Gravy, Editor Atlanta Constit ution Defense ot the Rules. Osmana, Neb, May 80.—To the Master Plumbers—Gentlemen: After keeving pace with you along through this little fizht, which you have, I am certain, undertaken in a somewhat dreaming condition of mind, please just let me awaken you up before your dream is over, or, perhaps, when you do awake you may find yourselves .in quite a different climate, and I think the climate is hot enough where you are yvithout trying to find any hotter. Now, gentlemen, since I may suppose you awakened out of your dream, will you please lot me give my opin- ion upon the resolutions expressed by Mr. Hussey, your representative, at a meeting held at the Paxton hotol on Tuesday after- noon? First of all 1 not your business is ham- pered and interfered with on account of the rules formuls by the plumbers’ union. Now I consider th rules the very hand- railing to h guides you to your several landings, These rules, I presume, are a limitation holding good a standard of wages of 50 cents per hour to every journey- man plumber, also regulating the hours of 1abor, also that none except union men be employed, and also a regulation of appren- tices. Now, I hold that all of these rules are very necessary and are reasonable in their nature. Take the standurd of wages,consider it, don't you think that that is a good thing¢ Supposing you did not know of any stan- dard of wages what would each of you rule by when _figuring your work, some men are pleased wi‘h a small income, some 1ith a reasonable in- come, and some can never be pleased, and the consequence wovld be 1o grind down the poor workingmar, It is a grand system to have a figure upon which to work; for in- | stance, taking a mechanical view of the mat- ter, if one had no center from which to draw a‘circle, and a straight line from which to find a square, what would be the result, you would have no confidence in your perform- ance, and so it would be with you if you haa no standard of wages- you would have no confidence in yourselves, Now, don't you think a limit of working hours isa good thing and advantageous to yourselves, Some amongs*, you would rather Work men twelve hours a day and pay them for nine before you would want work, and by having no standard of wages and no_certain number of hours you are holding in view, how.could you accomphish that? Noxt is that none but union men can be employed. Is that not as beneficial to you as to the jour- neymen? Why, a non-union man can work for what he hus a mind to, and if you were allowed to employ whom you desired there would be no need of a standard of wages nor a union. Take, as an illustration, the car- peuters; they have u standard of wages, but it is buried by the allowance of masters to employ whom they choose, Then comes the limited number of apprentices; I say that is right and just. Why, after a boy is two years at the trade he can ao general work as well as any man, so the consequence would be a shop filled’ with apprentices and very few men. Now, gentlemen, in concluding my opin- jon, I say your suggestions are absurd and ridiculous in the extreme. I think that some among you ought to be very quiet. Why, if any one asked u to execute a piece of plumbing work, it would sound through you Jike a galvanic battery, as you never learned the trade and one can not misjudge you when he thinks that the leading parties among you are most ignorant afier such propositions made by you on Tuesday last. And here I warn the journeymen plumbers to hold fast to what is good, as whenever they give up to these rules suggested to them on Tuesday they place themscives be- fore you a target to be shot at. But I hope that the jour- neymen plumbers will be backed by all Avho want to see the work of the season go on, and I should more especially like to see a sottlement for this cause, since there are other trades affected, and families will hunger in consequence. Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Good man Drug Co. T AMUSEME TS, A select audience assembled at Washing- ton hall, last niht, to enjoy a concert given by the members of iSt. Peter’s Roman Cath- olic church, for the benefit of the quartette connected therewith, The music was well chosen and admirably rendered, the appre- ciation of which was manifested by the fre- quent applause of the audience. [t is difficult to discriminate where all is excellent, but the duet sung- by Mrs. Howard and Miss Vapor ptional treat, und the violin solos by Prof. Bactens were exquisite. Prof, But- ler played the accompaniments with his usual BUCCOsS. POWDER Absolutely Pure: This owder never varies. A marvel of purity stren 4 wnd wholesoimsness.” Mors economical e ordinary kin is, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low cos shortwelghtalum or phospaste powders, 8ol only in cans. Hoyal Duking Powder Co. 126 Wallstroet Now Yors Price $j0. A display is made of these goods in our show windows, and samples will be sent to any address. ontinental Clothing House Another List of UNRIVALED BARGAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK. Goods Just as Advertised and in Quantities to Fit Hundreds. MEN’S DEPARTMENT. The great attraction for the past two weeks has been the Cheviot Suits offered by us in eight different patterns, at g10 per suit. We acknowledge there is not much. profit in them, but they are a drawing card and every purchaser of them will remember us the next time he wants to buy. We will continue the sale of these suits one more week and will offer eight styles of Men'’s pure all-wool Cheviot Sack Suits in all sizes from 34 to 44. Cra: . IR Don't fail to see them, We will offer this week 100 Blue Flannel Suits, double-breasted, pure all-wool goods, at ¢8.50 per suit, with G. A. R. buttons complete, Guaranteed Genuine Slater Flannel and full Indigo. and that the purchaser will be entirely satisfied with the wear of them. The sale of $4.50 suits for boys, ages 4 to 14, (short pants) will be continued this week. you if we did not know that they were all right. promise to duplicate them after this week, ages 4 to 13. Frince Special prices this week in Prince Albert dress suits. style of goods cannot be described here, but this is a good time to select a Prince Albert Suit. Lallexrt Suite. We have given special attention to this line of goods and have got a little overstocked. The Nothing but first class goods in this department. Boys’ and Childreng’ Departrment, A special line of Boys’ Long Pant Suits for boys, ages 10 to 14, in strictly all-wool goods (no cotton or shoddy) but pure wool Cassimeres and Che- viots at §6 per suit. We have nothing to say about what others charge for such goods but we do know that every suit of lot is away under price, Price $6, ages from 10 to 14. Boy s’ Enee Pant Suite, $4.50. Boys FEnee Pant Suits, $2.50. To meet a deman_d for a lower price suit we have marked down three styles of medium shade fabrics to sell at $2.50 per suit. They are not all-wool, but are honest wearing cotton warp goods, one of the best materials that money can buy to make up at this price.There are about 100 suits. We will not The largest Boys’ and Children’s Department. The largest stock, t They are good values and would not be recommended to Remember they are Boys' Knee Pant Suits, strictly all-woo Cheviots at $4.50. he lowest prices. Furnishing Goods Department. Special Sale of Men’s Fancy Percale Shirts, Price 50 Cents, We have a large quantity of Men’s Fancy Percale Shirts, regular $1 and g1.25 goods, which we will offer until closed, at 50 cents. The first day they were displayed in our show windows the sale was so large that the chances are that by Saturday night there will be none to sell. No one qustions the price wnen they exemine the qu BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, 560 CENTS. ality, but the question is often asked, “How can you a fford to sell them for 50 cents?” Well, we can't, but we have a large quantity of them on hand and we need the room, and use thhse as a means of advertising our Children’s Department. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietors. Corner 15th & Douglas Sts., Omabha. DRS. BETTS & BRITS [§======"=">=7 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NE@, 2 (Opposite Paxton Hol Office hours, # 8. m. to §p. m. Buudays, 10a m, . m. stpf‘rll)fllluts l: Chronic, Nervous, Skin and sense 9 Consnitation at office oF by mail free, M&aicines sent by mail or express, securely packed, free from observation. Guarantees to uickly, safely and permanently. D I 'Y Spermatorrhcea, semi- NERVOUS DE DR ToCT VR, S siona, Physical Decay, arisiug from Indisci tiom, Excgu or Indalgence, Ymduemf] Sleep- lessness, Despondency, Pimples on the hce! aversion to society, easily dizcouraged, lack of confidence, dull, unfit for study or ‘business,and finds life & burden. snlul{. permi prlw:toly nn:e‘d.ol'm;::i; ‘)'m, Bel Farnam St., Omal Nob. 308 Far i 4 Syphilis, & disease Blood and SKIn DiSEAses mos: noreibie fn tea results, wmplolol{u eradicated wlm‘out the aid of Mercury. Scrofuls, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Blotehes, Ulcer Pains in the Head and Bonea, Syphilitic Sore I'nroat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca- rrh, &c, permanently cured where others ave tailed. Kidney, Urinary 524 Bladder Complaints, Painrul, Difcult, foo fre- quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urin€' hign col ored or with milky sediment on standing, Wenk Back, Gonnorrhea, Gleet, Cystitis, &c., Promptly andSafely Cured, Charges Reasona- Ig’Tchun‘E Guarknteed per- manent ng‘e. ro- oval complete, without cutting, —causic. or Bintation. Cures effected_at homo bv patient without mulfianls uuhn mk -.Eainfiafl " T[] u n'l‘hl) awful effects of earl A SUR Vice, which brings organic weakness, destroying both mind and bodv, with all its dreaded {118, permanently cured. i ona thoN Wio baws mpaired h themselves by improper indule ences and solitary hal which ruin both Boay and mii, “i0iing them tor business, study or marringe, M ARRIED MEN OF those entering on that hap- Py life, aware. of physical debllity, quickly a8 13 A red in our b 'y to thus alfecting cures without injury. %7~ Send 6 cents postage for celebratod works on Chronic, Nervous and Delioa ds cured, §# A friendly future suffering aud shain ¥s 1o life. No lette swer locompanied by 4 cents in sta ress or call on DRS. BETTS & BETTS, Farnam Srteet. Omaha, Neb. B lk'::g:‘.l!o’?l'é}"f;"fi'fi'.{e i 1 can b Kivec In s aap Of cONE K ‘aking hovd ¢ wody Diseases. ter or call nd - P or tea without the s mbsolutelyar- U eure, i o Eawledzoun | o they *iwn g NV kA ¥ e Kpockic. it b YT ey Fugait s L3t b For w r i & A Douglas x's>4n 1 1ih and = m wing S Cala. A. d Foslor & B10., Councll BIutisla, PENNYHOYAL WAFRES aro succees(uily used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies Are Su/e, Eifectualand Ploasant 81 prrbox by iallor as drugise, Sailed -Parltioulars 2 postage stamps. Address uenical Co, Deraoi, Micti, For sale tud by miil by Goodman Druy Company, Omaha, j ( CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER. It's our daily thought to win trade. We make to measure gar- ments a little less—and as good as anybody. We rarments for thousands of make thousands of individuals yearly— We've been doing so for 20 years, Each trade—more stock—more year more; more knowledge—more custo - mers, till they're numbered by thousands, To-day we show over two thousand styles of fabrics. Trouscrs' $ 5 to g12, 20 to Suits, 45. Overcoats, 18 up Remember they're made to order with care, to fit— :lo please, : 1) oo/ — 1 TAILOR \ : z : z | z : : ; | | I : : 1409 Donglas Street. Omaza 9 \J Steck Piano Remarkable for pawariul sympathetic liable action and absolute dura- ) years’ record the best guarans he exceilence of these instra ments. WOODBRIDGE BROS, TROUSERS 8:3.00. At this remarkably low price we place on sale alarge assortmentof desirable pa:- terns Men s Trousers, The fit and wora- manship of these garments we can guar- antee. MAX MEYER. * ADOLPH MEYER. Max Meye- & Bro. Ks:ablishcd 1866, GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN Second-Hand Pianos & Oraans., PIANOS. 1 Stelnway Square, 1 Knabe Square. .. 1 Haines Bro. Square, 1 Hallet, Dayly & ( 1 Emerson Square . ... hal & Wendeil 5q 1W. W. Kimball S 1Chickering U used 2 yéar 13,00 16.0) 1000 10.00 10.00 2,00 Cash, Monthly. $10.00 8300 10.00 10.00 7.0) 800 5,00 .00 new HIi, | 1 urdette | 1Taylor & Farloy 1 Mason Hamlin 1 Beatty (27 5Lops) ery instrument guaranteed to be i g Hring this ad. with you, and avoid mis- takes. Any of these ingtruoments taken in ex- cnange for new at same price any time ih one yeur, Call early and get & bargain, MAX MEYER & BRO. State Line. | From New York Every Tuesday, Cabin passage #3 to #0, accordinz to location | of state 1oom, Excursion #) to ¥1, Steerago to and from Europe at Lowest Hates. | AUSTIN L WIN & (0., Geu'l Agents, ew York. JOHN BLEGEN, Gen'l We izent, 14 ., Chicago, HARRY E. MOOKE i Handolph St , Agent, Omaha, | Reduced Cabin Rates to Glusgow hibition. Ex- 1 | Premature Old Age. Barrenn¢ss, Loss of Power | In either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat- FISH, SOUPS, GRAVIES, &o. ~ OMAHA MEDICAL 2 SURGICA INSTITUTE. M. W, CoR, 137H & Donge 815, OMAHA, NEB, | il '“Ei?ifi‘fi’éj“fifi“xsmns | BRAOCES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. Begt Pacilitios, Apparatys and Remedienfor Suscossfu’ atment of e oy i uiring MEDICAL or SURGICAL TREATMENT, NIHETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS, loard & Attendance, Best Accommodations in West, 7 JULARS on Deformities and l’ A oneite, Tansintion: ey, Bladder, ical Operationss ALTY. ook on vou of Women FHRER | I5G.TN DEPAUTHENT YOR (TLY PRIVATE,) aBpecialtyof | "A1{ Hiood Discases Succenrrally ireated. Syphillic Foiss % Fom tho system (ot toercury.. Ko Resiaeotn or ko 91 VI FOW RN, i en 1Y it reated at homo by correnpondence. A1] eammynicas confidentlal. Medicl e uments sentby mallorex. A Sure Cure 20to 60 DAYS. This is u disease which has heretofore Baflled ail Medical Science. When Mercury, Todide of Potassium, Sarsaps illa or Hot &prings fail, we guarantées cur Wo have a Remedy, unknown to anyone in the World outside of our Compuny, and ono that has NEVER FAILED to cure the most obstinate cases. Ten days in recent cases does the work. 131s the old chronia deep seatad cases that we solicit. We have curad hundreds who have been abindoned by l'nynh'lnns‘ and pronounced incurable, and we cnllenge the world to bring us & case’ that We will not cure n less than sixty days. Since the history of meaicne & true specific for Syphills has beun sought for but never found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we aro justifiod in saving 1t 18 the only Remedy in the World tnat will p ! Works, ady will cure when evarytning elto has ailed. Why waste your time and money with patent medicines that never had viriue, or doctor with that cannot cure rything else sh et vermunent relist. Where. Mark what must take our remedy or you that haye been afflicted but & short time 8liould by all means come to us now, not one in tenof noiv cases ovor get permunohtly cured, Many gethelp and think they are free from the isease, bue fn one, two or ihree yoars attor 18 appears azain in a more horrible form. This i a blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails, Norice—We desire to caution patients in re= gard 1o parties claiming to use the vook Keme Our formula is not and CANNOT be u nevar can get 1t else- say, in the eud you NEVER recover and Heallh is Wealth! (7 0. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT: guarantee | gpecitic for Hysteria, Dizzis 0o nvulsions, Fits, Nervous Neursigis, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the ase of alcotiol or tobacco, Wakefuiness, Mental Depression, Sofcening of the Brain, resulting in insanity aud leading to misery, deciy and death, Di. B uE orhaea caused by over-axertion of the brain,self- sbuse or overindulgence. Each box contains one month’s treatment, £1.0) & box, ot six boxes for 15.0,66nt by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WIH GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To curo uny case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with #.05, we wi gend the pUrchaser our Weiltan gUATNLEs to re- fund the money if Lue trestment does not etfect acure. Guarantes issued only by (ioodman Drug Go., Diugglats, Sole. Agents, 110 Farnam street, Oalia Nob, , SANTAL-MIDY Arvests discharges from the urinary or- gans in elther sex 1o 48 hours. 1t 15 superior % (opaiba, Cubebs, o1 injections, and frec from ail bad simel) Or oLuer inconveniences. ] SANTAL-MIDY “,,."2‘;:,‘:,‘.""“@\ K lcttory,without which oo en enuine. n to anyone but ourselves. “THE COOK REMEDY Co. Booms 18 ud 19, Paion Blek, Always Drink with Ice Water LEMONADES, SHERBETS and all Cold Drinks, Wi HUNGARIAN BLAGKBERRY JUIGE rect the Damaging Influence ce on the Stomach Bemody far big cry,and ail Disy NASHVIL SiEnsR, LOVENTIIA ., June oib, 17, Tt dalnokes 11 I th sorry Jul plus ultra of sum I 11 s free from ulcoliol, allays Uhirst, tones il b term. GLASS OF PA IS NECTAR, A. ATCILISON, M. D, MIHALOVITCH FLETCHER & CO. 0, " For sale b Druggists, Liguor L “ocers, T " DRINK HIRES' ROOT BEER The Purest und ilest Drink in the World, Appeuizing, Delicious, Spark A Packago (lquld) 2. Y BOLIILE NOTHC No boiling or e o o Ask your Druggist rocer 1or it and tuke no other. Fee that you get HIRES', Try it and you W:l Not be Without it THE ONLY GENUI Bold by ¢, E. HIRES, PHILAVEL five gallons. GUARAN BASILY MADE. EV Hi il b oy Gheln Ui world kcuerating edn fecirie “Helentific. Vowertl, Dafaio, n otive, Avold fra You S G,