Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY ®BEE: THE CITY. The electric motor wires have been :’u ung across the Sixteenth street via- u John Clair was sworn in yesterday as assistant boiler inspector by Judge Berka. Hon. James Whitehead, of Custer county, qualified as deputy colloctor of internal revenue, Superintendent Whitlock has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of A.J. Stanley for delivering soft refuse brick to be used for building purposes. A meeting of the directors of the State Development association is an- nounced to be held at the office of the socrotary of the board of trude Au- gust 8. Deputy United States Marshal Stew- art brovght J, A, Gibson, of Wilson- ville, to the city yesterday, under ar- reston the charge of selling liquor without a license. Mrs. Burmester appeared for the third time in the police court to answer 10 the charge of reckless driving. As the complaining witness failed to ap- pear, sho was released. y was at the police court noon after a warrant for the arvest of Ma Rassumssen, whom he charges with having stolen a dia- mond ring valued at $75 from Evelyn Lowsley. ix-year-old son of Dennis Kelle- tell yesterdny morning while climbing into a wagon, the horses starting before he could get off the wheel and the wagon passing over his , breaking the collar bone. Robert Stewart, formerly employed by the District Telegraph company of Kunsas City, as messenger, was arrested here yesterday. The boy is wanted in Kansas City for embezzling 815 of che company’s money and stealing a suit of clothes, He will be taken back to-day. Cliff L. Carr was released from St. Joseph’s hospital yesterday, presumed to be cured of the affiiction which brought him there. Yesterday morn- ing, shortly after his release, he was found upon the streets, talking wildly and apparently half crazed. He was taken to the city jail but was released through the efforts of Joseph Garneau, jr. Carr wus once employed by the Garneau Cracker company as o travel- ing salesman, and has many friends in this city. Personal Paragraphs, Guy Barton has gone to Denver. Mr. Lieutenant Truitt has returned from Salt Lake. W. A. Paxton and wife have returned from the west. William Bussand,of Albright, bas returned from Dubugque, Ia. General Brooke has returned from his trip west with Congressmun Dorsey and party. T. M. Hopewell, editor of the Holdredgo Nugget,is the guest of the Kov: H. L. Eddie- blute. George Krug, the indefatigablo agent of Anhcuser-Busch Brewing company, is in the city. The remains of Licutenant McCoy, who died at camp Pilot Butte, will be forwarded 1o his mothers's homein Cleveland. Dr. J. H. Hyde returned from New York yesterday, where he has been attending & meeting of the grand lodge of Elks. W. R. Price and wife, of Oakdale; H. Fuller. of Waterloo; A. . Smith, of kan- dolph, and D, S. Seitz, oz Norfolk, are regis- tered at the Arcade, Mr. Charles J. Smith, of the Milwaukee, 18 in the city. Ho représeuts the American Publishing company, and makes a _specialty of perspective lithograph maps of cities. W. N. Nason, secretary of the Omaha board of teade; will start to-day on a tour through the west, He expects to visit ir Denver, Cheyeune, Ogden, Salt Lake and otlier cities. - Jobu Bratt, of North Platte; C. M. Rigg, - of Beutrice; J. M. Marsh, of Grand Island} LI D, LaMatyr, ‘of Freniont; W..A: * ‘Woodwgrd, of York, and Charles 8. Allan, of Liucoln, are at tho Murray. Jotin J. Underwood, of Lincoln; J. T. Armstrong, of Beatrice; W, A. Post and B. &, Peck, of Stromsberg{ P. F. 0. Sullivan, .of West Point; H. C. Russell, of Schuyler, and Edward Force, 0} Bancroft, are at the Millard. D. A. Holmes, of Norfolk; W. F. Buck, of Superior; U. J. Shickell, J. H. Sutherland and H. Scherer, of Tekamah; Georgo B. France and wife, of York; H Kerfus, of Ravenua; Mrs. D. Adams'und Mrs, Dwyer, of O'Nolll, are registered at the Paxton. Count Bozenta, the husband of the famous Modjesika, was shown through Tur Hxe building last evening by Mr. 1. Rosewater. Thie conat expressed himself thoroughly de- lighted with the magnitude and beauty of this, the finest newspaper home on the con- tanent. Mr. Charles O. Wood, of the firm of Webster & Wood, real 'estate agents at Daulas, Tex., who as been at the Millard, and who came to Omaha to interest some of the largest and most progressive mortgagoe companies of Omaha to enter Texas, left for &pirit Lake and Minneapolis yosterday. Only One License. Judee Bhields yosterday issucd a marriage “Yicenso to the following parties: Calvin, C. Clark, Youk, Neb Mary Slavins, Chicago, 111, Hopelessly Insane. Elizabeth Douglas, the woman who created #0 much disturbance at Florence last week, has been adjudged insane and will be taken to the usylum. Hor condition seems to be- come more hopeless duily. Omaha Miners, dden, Frank P. Gould, William Rochford, W. H. Rinehart and William Stratian, of this city, have bought a gold mine near Radersburg, Mont., which prom- 4ses a vory rich yield. They claim to_have refused §150,000 for it, acd Lave already put in place the muchinery necessary to work it. Another Resting Flace. Mount Hope cemetery is the latest of the burial places which have been established around this city, It is stuated in the north- west and on the road to Irvington. It is renched by Military avenue; the hilly portion of which beyond “the city' limits has been ordered graded by the county commissioners, WO huve uow a force of men upon the work. J.0.6 ‘Went to the Pen. Sheriff Coburn went to the state peniten- tiary with u bateh of prisoners, This time he took Wiflter Edwards, who goes for eight ears; Henry H. Nolan, eight years; Frank Williams, five yeurs; Scott ‘Gilman, two yeurs; Hans Hansen and Frank Stone, ona year each, Pat Horrigan und George Hub- urd weut along as guards. A Big Real John Wood Smith and Lotta W. Smith, ot Callaway, Custer county, Nebraskas, have sold to Nellie McBride, for 500, all of block 4, and lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5,6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 13, 14, 15 aud 16, in block I, Wood’s Place. The Property is on Sherman avenue, opposite the residence of Hon. A. J. Poppleton, The deed was filed for record yesterday morn- g William Has Skipped. L. Silver, who keeps 8 small grocery. at the corner of Sixteenth aud Vinton streets, is looking for William Renuett, He says ‘William came into s store and induced him to cash a check for §12 on- the Merchants' National bank, which was drawn to the order of Renuett and signed by R. K. Joh son. Silver afterward discovered the check ‘was a forgery. ] Swift's Specific has suved me years of un- told misery by relieving a partial paralysis in ay left side. This was after 1 had been treated by bost physicians in St. Louis aud Chicago.” The trouble was caused by some derengement of iy blood, which Lus been <orveoted by 8. S. 8. T, A, Susrranr, Sherwan, Texas. INDIVIDUAL WARRANTS. They Will Hereafter Take the Place of Mr. Piper's Checks. For some time past the teachers of the pub- licschools have been pad on special checks of Secretary Piper, which they had cashed at one of the banks of the oity. The funds for this purpose were obtained from the treasurer on @ warrant drawn for the full amount. They were then deposited in the bank in the name of the secretary and remained until checked out as above indi- cated. ~ This mode of paying employes of the board has obtained for yeurs, and was con- sidered to most convenient to all concerned, especially the lady teachors. The latter will seriously objoct to the new ordor of things. The council, comptroller and city treasurer, aftor having discussed the matter, have noti* fled the board of cducation that, hereafter, & warrant must be drawn for each individ- ual teacher or janitor to whom the board is indebted, This, of course, will give the treasurer more work, but it will bo in_accordance with the law. 'The amount involved averages about §25,000 & month, Cure for Rheumatism. G. G. Treat, of West Granville, Mass., writes of ALLCOCK's Ponous Pr For rheumatism, neuralgia, pi side or back, coughs, colds, bruises and any local weakness, they truly possess wonder- ful curative qualities, 1 have recommended them to my neighbors with the happiest ro- sults, many of whom but for ALLCOCK'S PrAsTERS would be in a erippled condition st home. In every instanco where they have been faithfully and properly applied the re- sult has been wonderfully satisfactory. Rip-Rapping Bids, Yestorday was tho day sct by Charles F. Potter, the United States division engincor, to recsive bids for the brush to be used in the riprap soon to be putinon the east banks of the Missouri rivor,ubove the wagon bridge. Up to noon oniy two bids had been received, one of them from Jos Redman. The name of the other bidder could not bo learncd, as tho engineor was, as usual, as dumb as an_oyster. The specifications re- quire that the material must se live willow brush with butt dimensions not less than three-quarters of an iuch or over one und one-half inches, The engineer will open these bids and send them to St. Louis, but the result will not be known before Tuesday next. ©To-day, up to noon, bids will be re- ceived for the rock which is to be used 1 coustructing the rip-rap. Dropped Dead. Will Bohanan, a young photographer at George Heyn's gallery, fell dead at 1:30 o'clock yesterday, from apoplexy of the heart. Ho was 17 years old, and lLved with his mother at §20 South Seventeenth street. She is a very weakly woman, and her physician stated that the knowledge of her son’s death must have & serious effect upon her. The sudden death of Bohanan excited little surprisc wmong his mnost intimate friends. Six or seven years ago he over- exerted himself while lifting heavy urticles, and has since shown all the premonitory symptoms of heart disense. Several times he has fallen helpless to the sidewalk, and the last was but a repetition of former at- tacks, with a fatal result. The funeral will be held from the famiiy residence at 820 South Seventeenth street this afternoon at 3 o'clock. 'The deceased was at work when stricken down, having left home only about an_hour previous, appareutly ts well as usual. He was a young man, barely twenuy- two, of unusually fine spirit, a thorough zen- tleman, ana beloved by all who knew him. For over five years he had been employed by Mr. Heyn, who regarded him almost us a son, Of the family only the mother and a livtle brother remain, the father having died some years since. A Pertinent Query. ONATA, July 24.-=To the Eaitor of Tne Ber: Will some of the many boys who are talking 80 .nuch of ‘‘Drammers’ Day' dur- ing Mer please inform us when the committee of merchants have asked them to take part In the weeic’s work ! Is it not going a little toc fast to presume thut the drummers are necessary to make tho week a success Of courss the drummer is noted for his cheek, but we had no idea he would insist on the jobber taking him in on the pleasure that goes with the business! 1s it not enough for the jobber to pay all the profits out this year in salary and ex- penses of the drummer, without fixing up arrangements for aday off! Now, for heaven’s sake, boys, let up on this drummer day talk, and put'in your time selling goods, and when the jobbers need your assistance in a Merchauts' week they will call on you. Oxe or Tuem. That hacking cough can be soquickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee i ale by Goodman Drug Co. “5enator” Morgan Protests. Tue Bee yesterday afternoon received the following dispatch from Denver: Any telegrams sent to Omaha by one H. E. Cole from here with my signature and purporting to come from wme, are forgeries and sent without my knowledee or consent. 1 know nothing of Cole or his busine: except that he is with Miss Williams, th bicyciist who is contesting the six-hour race W. J. MORGAN. Still another telegram was received later as follows: DeNVER, July 25.—H. E. Cole is here at- tending to his own personai business and not_representing Limself as anyone but H. E. Cole. S. C. SHEPARD. The Sixth ward republican club will hold its regular meeting at the corner of 26th and Lake sts. this evening at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is desired. The Old Sexton, (eorge Medlock, the sexton old and gray who has spent twenty-five years of his life as sexton of Prospect Hill cemetery, has re- turned to his old occupation. He was suc ceeded as sexton of tuis primeval burial place by Rufus Pruitt. Since that time the old gentleman has reveled in trips to merry England and luxurious ease. Pruitt, how- ever, has accepted the position of sexton of Mount Hope cemetery, and his position has been filled by his old principul, George. Sick headache, wind on the stomach, biliousness, nausen, are promptly and agrevably banished by Dr. J. H. M- Lean's Little Liver and Kidney Fillets, 250 a vifll, ———— The Musee and Blaufuss. Klopp & Bartlett, printers, have begun suit before Justice O'Connell against the Eden Musee company and Alfred E. Blau- fuss to recover §40 due the plaintiffs for the publication of the Musee programme. Manager Lawler declined to pay the bill, stating that Blaufuss, who was advertising agent at the time the debt was coutracted, had collected the money for the advertise- ments and bad failed to turn it over. The case hus been st for trial Monday morning at 9 a. m, Blausfuss was once a member of the Nebraska Detective association, but was dischurged. Andrew J. Grisham, of Rock, Pope county, Ill., says: I tried Chamber- lain ¢ Colic, Cholera and Diorrhoea Remedy in my family for summer com- plaint and cholera morbus and it gave the best of satisfaction, It also proved good as a preventive of flux. I praise it very highly and think it is the best I ever saw for such complaints.” All of the leading druggists in Omaha sell it. RBarnucle vs Mulle A ctange of venye has been taken from Justico Anderson to. Justice O'Connell's court {n the case of Barnacle aguinst Mullen, ‘The litigation grew out of a plumbing con- truct, M Booount Of which appeared fa Trs Ber of Wednesday. The time for hearing the trial bas not been set and 8 jury is demauded. e Ovor 16,000 physicians endorse Platt’s Chlorides as LKu proper household dis- ol echiut, THE LAUGH CONTEMPTUOUS Given a Despairing Father by a Way- ward Daughter. Clara Burchard was the central figure in police court. Clara was arrosted at the ic- stance of her father on the charge of being incorrigible, Her father, Ephriam H. Burchard, stated that bo had boen deserted by his wife in Glenwood, Ia., seven years ago and left in charge of throe children. He came to Omaha, found employment in the smolting works and, for tho past two years, had been living in the old Brownell hall on South Sixteenth street. Clara, the oldest of Burchard’s three children, has been keeping house for her fathar. Of late, however, she has refused to stay at home 'and has been vatronizing beer-hall dances with disreputable companions. Her father has made_numerous but unavailing efforts to in- uce the girl to mend ber wavs. He claims that the girl's mother, who is in the city, leading a life of shame, has encouraged the girl in her downward career and has kept her from returning home. The girl was found at Metz hall by her father Wednesday night and when she refused to go home with him he caused her arrest and attempted in police court to have her sent to to the reform school. As tho girl is more than sixteen years of age, the authorities could do nothing in the case. She was dismissed. She gave her tather and the court a contemptous laugh us shio loft the jull to_join hor former compan- ons. Will you go home?" was asked of the girl as she left the court. “‘Well, I should say not, sho roplied. “The old man don't like my company, and so I'll stay away from him and keep the company I chioose." Willio Babbington, a lad seven years of age, was charged with the larceny of a silver watch from Anna Jansen. As soon as the judgo saw the size of the accused he dis- missed him. N. Petersen, a milkman, was fined $2 and costs for leaving his team 'in the charge or a six-year-old boy. The horses had_started to run away, but were stopped by Garbage In- spector Goldsmith, who filed the complaint against Petersen. Four vagrants were discharged and six drunks fined. First a Pigmy—Anon a Giant. We are too apt to regard a small ailment much us we would some pigmy, unpleasant of aspect and prankish indeed, but mcapable of serious mischief, We ignore the fact that it grows prodigiously, strengthens in proportion, and begets evil progeny. A fit of indigestion, a slight biiious uttack, sensa. tions of uurest and languor when the sys- tem should have been braced by r sleep, unaccountable nervousness, in 3 of the kidneys or bladder—what are these but the precursors of obstinate and serious bodily disturbance! In either of the above emergencies, common sense und experience unite in_indivating Hostetter's Stomuch Bit- ters as the best preventive. Particularly should its use be prompt when the languor, yawning, chilliness down the back, and feverishness that precedes a malarial aitack, manifest themselves. Incipient rheumatism grows apace. Don’t neglect it. So with constipation and debility. A NEW VICAK GENERAL. Rev. J. F. C'Callaghan Likely to Be Appointed by Bishop O'Connor. Rev. R. A. Shaffel, S. J., late treasurer of Creighton college, left yesterday over the Missouri Pacilic, for St. Louis, where he will hereafter be located. It has not yet been anncunced ofticially 1 what capacity he will oficiate in that city. Father Shaffel leaves a most extensive circle of acquaintances in this city by whom he has been respected and admired for his great zeal and devotion to matters pertaining to religion, as also for therare business qual- itications which he possesassl His successor at the college will bo Father Mallery, who has been here about & month, His successor as vicar general of the dio- cese has not been anuounced, but it is thought likely that the office will be filled by Rev. J. F, O'Callaghan, the newly appointed pastor of St. Cecilia’s Catholic church, Father O'Callaghan for many years was the editor of the Catholic Telegrapn of Cin- cinnati. He is a profound theologian, a forcible writer and a scholarly gentlemun. The Sucred Heart academy, for day pupils, situated on St. Mary’s avenue und Twenty-seventh streets, is an insti- tution devoted to the moral and intel- lectunl education of young girls. The course includes everything from a pre- paratory department to a finished classical education. Besides the ordi- nary academical course, music, paint- ing, drawing and the languages are taught. French is included 1n the or- dinary course. Difference of religion is no obstacle to the receiving of pupil ded they conform to the general regulation of the school. The scholastic term b gins the first Tuesday of Septemb Classes commence at 9 a. m., and dismissed at 8:80 p. m., an hour recreation being allowed at noon. - Ames' Building. A large force of men is busily engaged making the excavation for the mew brick building of Fred Ames, on the southwest corner of Howard and Lleventh streets. ‘The structure will be a massive one. devoted entirely to wholesale purposes, and all of it has beeu already leased. M, E. Smith & Co. have leased the greater part of it for their (l!ry goods stock, which they will greatly en- large. for The Blina Violinist, Prof. Josepn Heine, the great blind vio- linist, bis wife, Madame Ada Heine, pianist, and his daughter, Miss Evelyn Heiue, so- prano and violinist, are in the city. They give a concert in Council Bluffs tnis week and are arranging one to be given in Omaha shortly, ‘The professor is a gifted musical genius and composer. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wholesomeness, More eco- nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of lor or nhurlwafum, alum or phosphate powders, Bold only in cans. 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Guarantees to ITY Syermatorttioa, semt- eure guickly, "MI,““ permanentiy. v nal Lossos, Night Emis NERVOUS DEBL oms, Physical Decay. arising from Indiscre on, Kxcess of Indulgence, producing Sleeploss ness, Despondency Dies on the face, ave 8ion to soclety, ensily dlscournged, Iack of confl dence, dull, unfit forstudy or business, and inds 1ife n' burden. anrlg. permanently’ and pri- vately cured. Consult Drs, Hetts & Betts, 1408 Farnam 8t., Omaha, Neb. Syphills, & diseas Blood and Skin Diseases v tevehie i results, completely erndicated without the aid of Mercury. ' Scrofula, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Blotches, Ulcers, Pains in the Head und Bones, Byphilitic Sore Throat, Mouth and Tongue, Cat tarrh, etc. permanently cured where others have failed. 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Was treat- cd by best phyeicians, -~ only to grow worse. Finally I took Swift's Speciflc, and soon began to improvo. After avhile was at iy work, and for the ns’ five months fiave been aswell as I éver was—all row tie cffcets of Swift's Specific. Jonx Ray, Jun. 8, 16%. Ft. Wayne, 1nd. #500ks on Blood and Skin Discascs mailed free. Swirr Srzcirio Co., Atlanur, 8% ER. ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1500, Max Meyer & Bro, Great reduction of price on secoud hand Planos and Organs. A good chance to get & k00d Plano for u small amount of nioney. T Per [Cash. (" Mo. 200 00 §20 00 #10 00 103 0015 90 10 00 | 1610 10 0 15 00 10 00 15 0) 10 00 10 0 8 00 10 00| 8 00 W00 80 500 6 PIANOS, 1 Knabe Square, cost new, §iN 1 Hallet, Davis & € 1 Weber, square. 1Knabe, square 1Bteinway, square 1 Bradbury, square 1W. W. Kiigball, squ 1 Nénton & Co. squar 1good square Plano., fine tone, 00 00 90 00| 40 00 ORGANS, 1 Estey Organ, used § months. Cost new, ¥l s 1 8choninger Oraan, 10 stop. 1Sunduy School Organ, cost| | et v 00 . W, Kimball Drgan 5 0) 1Prince Orga..... ... i 00 1Taylor & Farley ©rgan. 40 0) 1Taylor & Furley Organ 8 00 1M 25 00 80 00 05 00 10 00| 8 00 8 00| 8w 6wl 8 00 700, 5 )| above pricemare 10 per cent less than ever offered before andas we niust Lave room for our Iarge stock of New Piunos we will give tra, 10 per cent discount from above prices Lo any one that buys s dnstrument before August 1st. Every instrument guaranteed to be just as re- presented. Pianos for vent for $2.50 and upwards per month, Organs for veat for $1.50 and upwards per month, 1t you buy any of the above fnstuments and YOU ire not sata##éd, wo will allow you saine us You paid for 1t toward uny new Piano you may Belect. Call curlytand get a bargain, Cor. 16 thrand Farnam Sts. Halford Table Sauce. JOSEPHEILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENS IVOKOES—A. 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Hyars, Comd't of Cadets, DAUNKENNESS wor Hubit, Poui erink Golden Specific, It cau be &iven kn & cup of €0fle OF Lea without he Knowladse f (h fok, i will ‘wiicct & o Bether (ho pationt s & COhO Wrock: aide tom o thor col fope ey aute”drnkiug ot "iels own "Trve NEVE LS. yatew once lmpregnated wih Yipoas bglity for th ale’ by Kuiin & Co: Blizins. st aud 1660 and Cutm Ubker & Brd. Councl Bluds, ALWAYS - DRINK with LT} LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS. Tt will correct thedam Jluenceof Ice onth For Men Hoslth Pro Children Tavigorating, Niresliing for All, The Best Sume 16t Bovorago in ranted Btricily Furo and Unfer: meated. An Eficlont Remedy for Diarrhaa, Cliclera Morbus Dyseniesy, aud all Disorders of o7, LNTITAL IS, ra i1 linve tried the 1 Hungarinn Disckberry Juico 0 80 kindly me. " Ttis plits ulten of summer k. It {a free from alco- allnys thirst, tones the tive organs, has o fine i ggrmeo Y Mo, Fersers ) | [\ cieiimmio. / C.E &C. M. ANTHONY. e O FARM LOANS 1ow rates for Choice Louns, Titles and values yasscd upon promply ind loans closed withiouy lay. Local correspondents wunted in Ne ruska and Towa, A Sure Cure —OR— ITO PAT. 20to60 DAYS. This is u disease which has heretofore Bafiled ail Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Bar Tilla or Hot 8)rings fail, we guUarantée curo, Wo hiave & Remedy, unknown to anyone inthe World outside of our Company, and ons that Lus NEVER F, ED 10 cure the most obstinate casos, Ten days n Fecent cases dovs the Work, - 131s the old chronio deop seatea cases that we sollcit, We have cured hundreds who have been sbandoned by Physicians, and pronounced Incurablo, aud wa cnallenge the world to bring us o case’ that we will not cure in loss than sixty days. Sinco the history of meaicine & true spects for Syphills hus ‘beon sought for UL uover found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we aro Justitied in saying it 18 tho only ltemeay in the World tnat will pos: itively curs, hscwuso the lutost Medical Works, pubiisned by the bost, kuown authiorities. suy here was nover a trie speciiic boforo, Our ranie edy will cure wuen evorything olse has falled, Wiy waste you time wid money with patont medicines that never had virtioe, or dootor with physiclans that cannot cure you, you th ols shoul You never can We sy, in tho oud yon st take our remedy or NEVER recover and you that have been afiicted but & short time Bhould by all means €omo to us LOW, not one in tenof now cases ever get permanently cured. Jany cet lielp and think they aro tra from the isease, but [n one, two or thres years after iy Appears again in & imore horrible torm. ‘This is & blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when verything Else Fails, Norior—We desire 1o caution pa gard to parties cluiming o use the edy, Our formula is not and KLOWD t0 Anyone but ourselves. pa &t peru Whero, NNOT THE COOK REMEDY CO. Rooms 418 and 418, Paxton Brlucj.fi M LY VIGOR, bt hacun, emers oo G oparaiges Varieg® Hnies 16 Tremont B, Bostons € acerecys slon-Dupr FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHROMGaad SORAICAL DISEASES BRACES, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. " dioaforBuccessful REATMENT, © NINETY RO ; AN LY LA LA R 07 WRIT! 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