Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY THE CITY. Personal Paragraphs. John 1. Nesbitt, of North Platte, is in the eity. Robert Manson, of Waterloo, Ia., is at the Millard, Judge J. 8, Cooley, of Chicago, is at the Millard. Dr, M. A, Hoover, of Kearney, is a guest of the Paxton. W. R. Dennis and C. D. Smith are at the Millard from Lincoln. George Coddington and Misses Cora Brugh and Ada Skich, all of Fremont, were guests of the Millard yesterday. J. B, Broady and family, of Boston, wero at tho Millard last evening. H. F. Cooper and wife, of Whitewood, Dak., were at the Paxton yesterday. C. Van Fleet, of the Nebraska capital, registered at'the Murray vesterda, Mesdames Walker and Hubbard, of Atchi- son, Kan., were registered at the Millard last evening. Mrs, J. G, Tilford and Miss E. A. Dean, of Ft. Robinson, were at the Paxton yesterday, Rguests of Colonel Tilford. Ross W. Bailey, soa of Councilman Bailey, Jeft last evening for Onawa, Ia., to spend a few days, Miss Deilie Bai will accom- pany him on his rewurn. Licutenant Henry A. Wright, Miss M. I. Ensign, H. Mansfield and L. Mansfield, C. ‘W. Mosher and family came up from Belle- vue to visit in the city erday. ——— A Literary Entertainment. Goodrich lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., will give a literary entertainment and ball at their hall on Saunders strect to-morrow evening for the benefit of the hall association. The en- tertainment will consist of vocal and instru- mental music and recitations, to be followed by a supper and ball. Advice to Mothers, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup ghould always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. 25c o bottle. ——— Kabbi Benson Appreciated. At a meeting of the congregation of Israel, held at the synagogue yesterday afternoon Rabbi Benson rece'ved quite a material token of the appreciation in which he is held by his former congregation in the shape of the presentation of $400 in cash. Dr. Benson has certainly a strong hold on the affections of lus people. —_— A Runaway Aceident. A barking dog scared a horse which George B. Wakefield was driving yesterday after- nooe on South Twenty-fifth street, and in turning the corner at St. Mary’s avenue, the frightened animal overturned the buggy, throwing Mr. Wakefield violently to the avement, but only shghtly injuring him. 'he horse ran down the hill and completely demolished the buggy. Cushman’s Menthol inhaler cures catarrh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, hay fever. Trial free at your druggist. Price 50 cents. Fraindy Kline—Lesser. At 5 p. m. last evening, at Germania hall, Miss Bertha Kune, daughter of Jacob Khine, & retired merchant, was married to Mr. Meyer Lesser, a rising young business man of Omaha. The ceremony was performed according to the orthodox method of the Jewish church, Rabbi Lesser, an uncle of the bridegroom, conducting the ceremony. Preliminary to the service Rabbi Goldstein chanted the ritual of the Jewish church, as- sisted by an excellently trained choir. The services were the most impressive witnessed in this city for many a year. _ After the ser- vices the guests repaired to the supper room below, where everything to cheer the inner man was served, Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Goodman Drug Co. —— Senator Nesbitt On Prohibition. State Senator J. J. Nesbitt, of North Platte, was in the city yesterday, and when asked for his views on political matters said that things were about as quiet as he had ever known them to be. *‘I understand the prohibition republicans will make an at- tempt to control the Hastings convention this fall, and commit the party to a support of submission. If they do it wili be a very serious mistake. The question should be left as it is now. The party pledged itselt one year ago to submit it to a vote, kept its pledge and should not be called on to do more now. It is my opinion, anyway, that prohibition in Nebraska is on the wane. If we could vote on the question this fall I am l!"urn it would be defeated by a large major- v ‘The senator said he had not heard of any opposition to Judge Reese for re-election, unless Judge Post is a candidate. DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY To Visit Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah, or Hailey, ldaho, A grand excursion to the above named ints will leave August 20th, via the nion Pacific, “The Overland Route,” and for this occasion the exceedingly low rate of §30 to Ogden and Salt Lake City and return, and %35 to Hailey, Idaho, and return has been mude from Mis- souri river terminals. This excursion affords our patrons a magnificent opportumty to visit Gar- field Beach on Great Salt Lake, the finest bathing resort in the world, and also visit Hailey Hot Springs, famous for their medicinal properties. Tickets i days. her particulars address E. L. LomaXx, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb. R A Place For the Market House. A promiuent gentleman of Omuha, in speaking of a market house, suggests that o building be constructed which shall have room not only for a market house, but also for a police station. The site which he rec- ommends for such a structure is on the north sldoof Jackson streel, between Fifteenth and Sixtoenth, He suggests that the base- ment be u ed for u jail and the remainder for storage purposes. The first story is to be used for a court room and & hall for public therings, and the remainder of the build- ng to be used for a market. The drainage in this block 18 perfect, bewg thirty-five feet below the surfa ‘The outside dimensions would be 204x152 feet, but as the outside stalls would consunie considerable space, the dimensions of the building would unot be morethan 100x200 feet. One priucipal ar- ument in favor of this location is the fact hat the present viaducts and those projected on Tenth and Fifteenth streets either te minate on or but a short distance from Jacksou street., 15.00 Is now the rate via the Northern cific railroad from Omaha Bluffs to all north Pacific coast points, including Portlund, Tacoma unr‘l Seat- tle. Through tickets are on sule via this route daily. This is the only line running through the eastern and cen- tral portions of Washington Torritory. Stop-overs ure given on Northern Pa- cific second-class tickets at all points in Washington. Pa- and Council Gentlemen Bracelet Wearsrs It said that the ladies borrow consider- able v« their fushions in dress from the mule portion of humanity. Thew riding and walking hats are often exact counterparts of those worn by the sterner sex; their Now- markets are but & modification of the over- coat and cape 8o popular wmong fushionuble young men, while the goods of which they are mude ure very often similar in pattern. They delght in lapels and collars and nock- s, similar to those of the lords of creation, and in other ways show their eppreciation of the styles worn by the wales. 1t is not often hat tho men borsow ihe styles of their sisters and sweethearts, but it al- leged that the ultra-fashionable society young men of New_ York city and their imit- ators have adopted the effeminato habit of wearing bracelets. Truly, the young society man of today ~ bids fair to become very decorative, and may become even more gay in apparel than his sister. At present ho wenrs more jewelry than a woman. First, there's his glasses, the single eye-glasses being particularly affected in the east and are often gold-rimmed with a gold chain at- tachment. His scarf pin, which may be old, with diamonds or 'pearls: his riug, Which should be plain with a seal; his goid watch and chain, the latter having a bunch of charms hanging to it; his cane, which 18 deemed indispensable; his gold pencilj his gold toothpick, and now he is wearing brace- lets, The only thing he has left for the Jadies are ear-rings and necklaces, ‘The bracelet brigade is a unique social de- velopment, When @ young man’s best girl gives him one of her bracelets to wear, at- taching it to his wrist with a padlock or some other fastening of which she holds the key, she means it as a love gauge and she wants to keep him true and constant, und to re- mind him that flirting with other girls will not be tolerated. But the bracelet brigade is fat from being recruited from the ranks of devoted lovers. The fad has made o hit In unother direction, and the wrist jewel bids fair to become a permanent article of mascu- line adornment just as much as a seal Fing or scarf pin. Among the best-known members of the bracolet brigado in New York city are sev- eral noted c'ubmen, & few actors, and per- haps a dozen Wall strect men. Giovanni P, Morosini, the former partner of Jay Gould, and the possessor of one of the finest colicc: tions of modern and antique jewelry, wears & smail chain bracelet, whioh fastons over his fat, cbubby wrist Wwith a_ twisted licop of gold. Baron de Grim, the artist and man-about- town, displuys on his plump and well-kept wrist, a chain bracelet of four coils fastened by a tiny padlock. Prince ' Eristoff wears a hoavy, plain_gold band which closes with a_patent suap like that of sleeve button. The band is pale yeilow gold, aud, like everything olse about Eristoff, is decidodly unique. Kyrlo Bollew, the well known actor, woars a double band, piain and semi-concave. It is rather neat, and when the graceful actor swings his manucle with his left hand in & fetching way ho has when talking, the brace- let shows beneath the immaculate cuff. E, Batry Wall, the “king of dudes,” wears a siiver bracelet in the form of a small snak William J. Raynor, of the Muadison Squara troupe. hias u plain ‘gold band soldered on his wrist. He is resolved that nothing shall separate him from his fetich because he wears it not for love but for luck. Cunliffe Owen, a young literary society man, wears a chain bracelet with: a padlock. Hob Hillard’s bracelet is u series of square links of gold and chased silver. It is, of course, greatly admired and desired by the handsonie actor’s lady acquaintances, but he nas taken the precaution to have it soldergd on. Perhaps the handsomest of all the brace- let wearers in New York is the distingumshed Nicholas Smith, of Kentuckian fame, It isa mooted question which 1s the finer appeari —-the colonel or the bracelet. The ornument is o delicate littto trifle of truscan work- manship und might have been wrought for an oriental prince. It fastons with a simple clasp. ks LR Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. THE DUENNA IN FRANCE, Her Existence Responsible for More Harm Than Good. The relations of the sexes in France have been deranged ever sincs the French race was formed. Mr. Shackle- ford, our consul nt Nantes, says that the enforced separation of the sexes before marriage works the greatest evil to young men, writes “Gath” to the C cinnati Buquirer. As they cannot v: respectable girls under the jealous cus- tody of parents and duennas, the youths g0 to the licensed bordels or pick of the peasant and working claes females, and thus are made false to the marr they subsequently’ make. An unmur- ried French woman or virgin over forty ears of age dare not walk in the streets in daytime lest the tender young thing would be spoken to by & bold bad man. he still walks out with a duenna and looks down, as if glances might be her demolition. I sat before the cafe of the Hotel de France, looking ut the old French duennas accompanying the French old maids across the square— tittering things with low-quartcred shoes, who would not now recognize a husband’s tones, so battered have the become in preparation, so low the o in their virgin lamps—foolish, unnatu- ral vigins, who faint at the cry, *‘Be- hold, the bridegroom cometh!” ' That is to say, they faint-on false claims, for he does not mean tocome. Family sus- vicion, the result of the false-heart- edness of French marriages, regards the heart of man and woman not to be trusted. Hence, they do not meet with the freedom of 1nnocence. The girls, kept in a dungeon at the time they dream of ‘‘keeping house,” like other children, marry any man presented, that they may get out of Jail; then they regard the marriage as not binding on the heart or on the habite, The constraint of systems poisons nature at the fountain; love is the mighty tide of llfe, bearing on ifs bosom the passion and destiny of species, and false is the man or king to nature and her sway who reduces it to a bond- age that gives the heart no choice and the birds of the air not the aflinities of selection France is a suspected country, and it suspects everybody clse; it is a country where the maids are not permitted to know from without what they learn from within, und the wives do not in- form within what they learn without, The worst of it is that this corrupt con- dition, beingsin the hands of a restless, artistic, vivacious people, is contami- nating the surrounding uations. Thus hypocrisy, the formal verisimilitude of conformity of one faith and innocence in one marringe, has devoured France. Responsible Lenant Wanted For u new T7-room cottage, 26th and Hamilton streets. Contains gas, bath, hot and cold water, ete. $30 per mo. Jno. W. Paul, 1609 Farnam st. COUNCIL_BLUFFS. _ Ohautanqua's Needs. An important meeting of the stockholders of the Chautauqua is %o be held this evening at the board of trade rooms. The financial condition of of the entorprise is such as 18 common to the first year of such enterprises. The opeuing year has demonstrated clearly the possibility of the enterprise, It can be made a great success, That has become al- ready evident. It can easily take rank a8 the Chautauqua ot the west. The only question is whnether the citizens of this vicinity will put eniough money into this enterpriseto se- cure this result. 1f not, tho enterprise, will fall. The failure of the enterprise means a distieartening blow to other - enterprises. Thus the situation is a critical one. The need of more money is great, and yet. it_can be supplied if the citizens are fully aroused 1o the situation, The enterprise has been started on 80 broad a foundation as to make it & great fizzle or a great success, Plans are to be submitted to-night looking to the as- surance of tho success desired. It is im- portant that all interested should be present to consider these plans, The wisdom of all is now needed in the adoption of the financial policy for the commg year. £50,000 to loan on city property, at 6 per cent.” A. A. Clark & Co. e g i If you want clean, fresh groceries and fruits, call on Johnson & Olson,712 Broadway. An Unfortunate Occurrence. An unfortunate affuir ocourred on one of the electric motor trains at a late hour Saturduy night. Two ladies who were riding on the train fancied themselves insulted by a re- mark of the conductor, and the matter was promptly reported to her husband by one of the ladies. The irate husband watched for the conductor on _his next trip and boarded his train. He demunded the conductor’s name, but the latter refused ‘to give it, thinking the manner of his questioner too nsulting, and the passenger struck him two heuvy blows on the face, remarking., that he “would teach him to insult nis wite.” The motor man ran to the assistance of the con- ductor and the scrimmage was soon ended. Complaint was made to Superintendent Reynolds and an investigation followed. It then came out that owing to the rumble of the tran and the rich brogue of the con- ductor, who is un lIrishman, tho ladies had misunderstood a perfectly harmiess vemark, and coustrued it as an in- sult. Superintendent Reynolds, after hear- ing both sides, - was satisfied that the con- ductor was not at fault and refused to even reprimand him, saying that he did ot de- serve it. It is stated that the conductor will now institute legal proceedings against his assailants. 1t is a particularly unfortu- nate affair, as the parties are eminently respectable, aud the whole matter grew out of 80 simple a thing as the misunderstanding of a simgle word. It is alike unplensant for the gentleman who took the nitiative, in doing what any man would do—resenting a supposed insult to his wife, and for the conductor, who was made the victim of assault for an offense of which he was guiltless, ——— Fino jewelry, watches and diamonds; cleaning and repairing at K. Burhorn. -l J. H. Smith, drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass. 600 Main, near John Mergen’s, e A Frisky Equine's Recreation. There were two runaways:yesterday to break the monotony of an otherwise quiet Sunday. The first was a stranger’s team on Lower Broadway, and the excitement was quite tame and short lived, as the dash was very short and devoid of interest. The other occurred about 9 o’clock in the evening, when a team belonging to Mr. Miller, the Broadway grocer, dashed down Glen avenue, barely missing a headlong flight through Brackett & Cavin's store window, as it turned down Broadway, and continued on down that thoroughfare' at a furious gate. The runaway succéeded in clearing himself from the wagon with “the exception of one trace, which was attached to a partly dislo- cated shaft, and the wagon followed several feet behind, increasing the terror of the thoroughly frightened animal. When last heard from he was about two miles below the Northwestern depot heading for the bridge. This is his second wild escapade within ten days, and he seems to: enjoy 1t, but not so the owner, who foots the bills, or the numerous pleasure parties which were compelled to drive down cross streets or upon the sidewatks to get out of the way of the animated whirlwind. ————— Baths at Manawa Beach, near hotel. Sep- arate ;m',.hmg rooms for ladies and children. ey Kerr & Gray, real estate, 505 First avenue. LR s S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. el Shutting Down on Sunday Booze. More attention was paid yesterday to the enforcement of the mayor’s order relative to the closing of the saloons than on any pre- vious Sunday since it was issued, Officers ‘Phomas and Scott were especially detailed to look after this matter, and during the day they hauled in seven indiviauals against whom the charge of keeping open a disor- derly house on Sunday was entered.on the police register. They were Charles Fisher, Fred Slack, John Jordan, John O'Hearn, John Olsen, J. Roberts and J. J. Madden. ‘They all gave bonds for their appearance this morning and were released. The result of this close watch exercised by the police was a noticeable decrease of alley travel and the shaking of side and rear doors, as it was de- sigued to be a vight lock-up all around. There was also a decided falling off in the number of boozers arrested, there being but thr run in during the day, as compared with nineteen on the Sunaay precedin Conse- quently, business in police court will lose something of its usual Monday morning briskness to-day. e —— Suppressing Hydrophobia, Quite a little excitement was created yesterday morning by the sppearance of s supposed mad dog on South Main street, The animal was of the spitz variety, and was frothing ot the mouth, snupping at everybody and exhibiting all of the well known signs of rabies or of poison- ng. He ran into the wholcsale groeery es tablishment of Stewart Bros., and the doo was closed and he was secured. Mr, Wool- , of Woolsey & Long, who was at his f business on the other side of the street, secured & shotgun und _quickly dis patched the animal, The affair bad at- tracted quite a crowd, but the scare quickly subsided, and the guthering dispersed. OFFICIAL. United States Government Report, National Roard of Health, Washington, D. C. Bulletin—~Snpplement No. 6, page 33: “] have tested several kinds of baking powders which I have bought in the open market. The following table gives the commercial name of the baking powder and the number of cubic centimeters of gas given offi" “Dr, Price’s Cream Baking Powder (docs not contsin Alum, Ammonia or Lime) 380" “Royal (containg Amriouis) « .- 348" (Publie Analyst.) This investigation was not made for a money consideration, but in the interest of delight the millions of hov e Government of the U pers who use DR. PRICE'S CREAM ited States.. We know that it will BAKING POWDER to see it endorsed as the strongest, purest and most healthful, by this highest of authorities. DR. PRICE'S CREAM RAKINC POWDER is the only baking pow- der upon which the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ever wade a favorable report OWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of pure. ty, strengih and wholesomeness. More eco- nomical than the ordifiary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the tultivudes of lor or enortwelght alum ot phosphate powders. Sold only fu cans. ~ Royal HAKIng Powder Com- pany, 128 Wall Street. New York. DRS. BETTS & BETIS 2408 FARNAM STREET, OMANA, NEB. (Upposite Paxton Ho! " m, to8p. m. Sundays, 10 &, m. to 1 p. m. Bpectalists in Chronic, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases. - Consultation at office or by mail fres. Medicines sent by maill OF express, securely packed, freo from observation. Guarantees to cure qulckly, safoly and pormanentiy. 00 DRBILITY Seimatorstion. smt nal Losses, Night Emi slons. Physical leeay. arising from Indiscre Hon. fxcess or Indulgence. produlcing Sleepless ness, Despondency, Pimples on the face, aver- Blon to society, enily discouraged, lack of conf dence, dull, unfit foratudy or busitess, and finds life A" burden. 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BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Streot. Omaha. Neb. / Cantainin < Acrors and-ACTRESSES ety Desiring to ex- amino the just: Iy colebrate d lines of Boots SON at Chicagoi Dixon. TiL, should write SAMN. W ATRON, Residenco, FREMONT.NEB, Traveling Agent, Headquartery for Rubbs State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday. Cabin passage §35 to 880, according tolocation ofsts room. GExeursion & t ¥, Steerage to and-from Kurope at Lowest Hates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & 0., Gen'l Agents, 65 Broadwuy, New York. ) BN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. 164 Runlolph St., Chicago. HARRY E. MOIES, Agent, Omubia. Keduced Cabinrates to Glasgow Exalbluira, NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U. 5, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Capital . 0ets $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1889, ... OFFICERS AND DIRKCTOL Hesiy W, ¥ President, Lewl Vi T V. MORSE, JOUN 8. CoLrang, K. 0. OUSHING, JoN.H. PATRICK, W, H. 8. HuG ks, Cashier THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam A General Uanking Business R —— T A Chicago Druzgist Retailed 2,000,000 o SrANSMENCR B ¢ 1 MEN'S DEPARTMENT. pecial Mid-Summer Prices on Men's Suit We call attention to some special bargains in our Men’s Suit Department, in medium col- ored sack and frock suits. Our price for a first class business suit, thoroughly reliable in price we are showing several lines of popular mixtures which we know will give perfect satisfaction. We guarantee every garment. Our Sale of Men’s $10.00 Suits, This will be the closing week on our $10 Suit Sale, but we have quite a variety of choice every respectis §15. At thi styles yet in stock. Our effort will be to close up this entire line this week. Price g10 for a suit guaranteed to be strictly all wool and perfectly made. We have samples of some of the fabrics which we will send to any address. MEN’S LINEN PANTALOONS, Price 75 Cents. We will offer this week about 100 pairs of Men's pure linen Pants at the ridiculous price of 75 cents, Goods which have always sold for ¢1.50 and $1.75 per pair, but we are over- stocked with them and have made the price 8o low that it will take only a few days to close the entire lot. Send Postal Note and 15 cents for postage and we will send a pair to any address. Send waist measure and length in inside leg seam. Freeland, Loomis & Co. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Proprietorsi Cor. Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha. This 15 the time to replenish summer. wardrobes. Wo shall continue through the month of August to offer special bargains in various |1ines of first-class goods. Our Fall stock |18 already being selected in the Eastern | market, and we must soon have room for | fresh inivoices. But the warm weather is 1ot over yet, and our supply is still equal 10 the demaid of a hot duy. N AX MEYER. ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1866, Max Meyer & Bro, Great reduction of price on second hand Planos and Organs. A good chance to get good Plano for w small amount of money. o PIANOS, Cas.| M 1 Knabe Square, fine tone, cost new, 1 S (§200 00820 00810 00 1 Hallet, | . square| 165 00|15 90| 10 00 1 Weber, square, | 175 00! 15 o[ 10 00 1Knabe, square... 5 00( 10 00 18telnway, square 15 00| 10 00 1 Bradbury, square. 10 00| 8 00 1W, W, Kifnball, squ 10 00| 8 00 1 Nénton & Co. square.. 10 00 8 00 1good square Plano. 800 500 ORGANS, 1 Estey Organ, used 5 months cont new, B ... 18choninger Organ, 10 5iop. 1 8unduy Kohool Origan, cost now, §125 ... ... W. W. Kimball ince Orgau arl 120 00 9 00 90 00 40 00 600 500 500 b0y b 00 500 5 0 40 80 00| 65 00 5 0) 55 0 5 00| 40 V)| g cazoxe o |g88EER 5 than ever ‘T above prices are 10 per cent m for our offered before und as we must hi large stock of New Planos we will glve an extra 10 per cent discount from above prices to any @ that buys an instrument before August 1st. Every nstrument guaranteed to be just as ro- presented. Piunos for rent for $2.50 and upwards per month, Organs for rent for $1,50 and upwards per month, 1f you buy any of the above instuments and you are not sutisfied, we will allow you same as you paid for 1t toward any new Plano you may Belect, Call early and get & burgain. Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Halford Table Sauce. 4na Tumors CURKD; 00 Kol ook free. L D. MeNLCHARL, 160 Wabash av., CUWAG0, FOR MEATS, FISH, S0UPS, GRAVIES, &o. ALWAYS DRINK with LTI LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS. Atwill correctthedamaging in. fiuence of Ice om the Stomach. 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Premature Old Age, Barrenue: 088 ot POoWd in sither sex, Involuntary Losaes and Spermaf hoen caused by over-exertion of the brain,sell abuse or overindulgence. Each box contains ene month’s treatment, &1 a box, or six boxes for $5.00,86nt by mail prep! ptof price. WH GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order recelved by s for slx boxes, accompanied with 8,00, we wil ind the purchaser our written guarantes to re. d the money if the treatment does not emeot oure. Guaramtecs issusd nnlL hfi Goodman Drug Go., Draggiats, Sole- Agonts, 10’ Farnam stroct. Omala Neb : DAUNKENNESS Lt It. Ponitively C R L L T Tl R ‘Gold clfie. 3 in i cup of cotfee or tea withont the 8 person aking it 18 BDAOINLeY T La o L cu pistient 18 & mode; Thousands of i o o0 withont th ! Torduy be: Quig e king it i Nover Killla: o ayat Specitic, it Becoton wn uiter in e the HIOF nppetite o exst. ' For salo. by Kuln & C0., DoFuiicla b, 15th and Douglan ats. and T and ¢ 10k 8ta., Oinabia, A, D, ¥ FOR MEN ONLY! A POSITIVE Zor 05T or TATLING MANIOOD, General and KERVOUS DEBILITY; kners of Body and Mind: Effects Exoontos o Oldor Young, WK, UNDRVELOVED OWLOARS & TARTS Y TRATHT Beuelle Remarkable for powerful sympath tone, pliable action and absolute dut bility; 80 years’ record the best n- tee of the excellence of the g ments. WOODBRIDGE BROS. and all urinary troubles sasily, quick KIDN EYI, and sately cured Db A Ca ulon. Bevorul cuses cured in seven days, Sold 84N per box. ail driauisis, or by taull frow Dootuia Mg Co, 11¢ White s ' N, ¥, Full direer A Sure Cure ITO PATT. 20to 60 DAYS. This is 4 disease which has heretofore Baffled all Medical Science. When Mercury, Todide of Potasstum, Barsapa rilla or Hot 8prings fall, we guaranteca cure, We have a Remedy, unkuown to anyone inthe World outside of our Company, end ono that has NEVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinate cases. Ten days {n recent cases doos the work, It 1s the old chronis deop seatod cases that we olicit, We have cured hundreds who linve been abandoned by Physiolung and pronounced tucurable, and we challengs the world to bring usa case’ that we will not cure in less than sixty days. Since the hi of meaicine @ truo specifls for Syphilis has beun sought for but never found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we sro justitled {n_sayl it 18 tho only Kemedy in the World tnat will pos itively curé, bacause the latest Medical Works, ublished by the best known authorities, say here wasnever a trus specific before, Our rams ody will cure when everything else has failed. Wi ‘waate you time snd money with patent medicinos that over had virtue, or doctor with hysicians that cannot cure you, you that have Eriad ovorything alss should come to us now aud et pormanent relisf, you never can got it else Whers, Mark what We say, in the end you must take our remedy or NRVER recover and you that haye been aflicted but & short time ahiould by all means come to us now, not one in tenof new casos over gnl permanently cured, Many zethelp and think they are free from the disense, but fn ome, two g tlires yenrs aftor 18 appears again {n a more horrible form. This is a blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. Norice—We desire to caution patients in re- gard to parties claining to use the vook Heine edy, Our formula is not and CANNOT be Xnown to Anyone but ourselves. THE COOK REMEDY GO. Booms 418 aud 419, Paxlon Blok, _ Gonnini bucwibkiesolilCal INSTITOUTE. ) N N. 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