Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1892, Page 8

ANXIOUS TO FIND A FLAW Relatives of the Late Colonel Ballingall Contesting His Will, THINK OTTUNWA'S SHARE TOO LARGE ot on Which the Valuable Preparations for wn Extensive Legal Battle Over the Cases Technienl Orronwa, Ta, May Special to Tne Bie.|—Unss thero be further postpone- mont on Priday there will bo commenced in \bo district court pefore Judge Bobb one of tho n.ost interesting and at the some time most bitterly contested will cases ever «nown in tho history of the local courts, or fu factin this district. Itis tho contest of the heirs of the Jate Colouel Ballingall to breok his will, which left the largest portion of his estate to the city of Ottumwa and its charitavlo institutions. The provisious of the will are very particular, They aro in substanco as follows: To Mrs. Von Holtschuberr, his sister, ko bequeatbed the lot near the “Q.” depot on which the Balliogall restaurant stands, a splendid pieco of property, also a half interest in the hom o which she has always occupied, all notes and uccounts due bim, all stock in the Wapello County Fair association, and the coul palace and $7,500. This sum is to be paid out of the Ballingall hotel property as €oon as the funds wiil permit, Meanwhile the Is toget 6 per cent of that sum paid semi-annually, 1o her was 1ls0 bequeathed tho late colonel’s choice aud exceedingly val- unablo collection of badges aud relics” with which he had been presented by the various crowned heads and persons of noto. with the specification that at herdeath these latter go 10 the Library association. To his sistor, Martha J. Thomas, he be- queathedn haif interost in the Mrs, Holt- schuherr home and §900in cash, 'To his half brother, David Hodge, and his stepfather, Jomes Hodge, ho bequéathed a number of lots that_ave known as tho Hallineall ad- aition on McLean streot, Which was formerly platted und which the will recommends re- platting, To various other minor heirs ho bequeathed sums of money ranging trom $200 1o $500. Ottumwa's Valuable Slice. But his greatest gifts were to the city of Ottumwa. To the city in which ho took so much pride he bequeathed what is known as the Ballingall hotol property worth at_ tho most conservative estimate’ 5,000, also tho Magnolia rostaurant and the acrd of ground on which Is located tho picklo factory, also lots 7, 8, §, 10, 11 and 12, bettor known as the larger portion of the Sunkon park, on which tho conl palaco stood. Tho bequast is to be held as a trust fund, three trustees to be guardians of said bequost, only two of whom may belong to tha same _political party, and these shall be selected by tho city council of Ottumwa, to hold oftice for threo years, ono belng clected each year. Theso trisees aro to seo that tho Baliingall notel is perpetuated a8 a hotel forover, and after insurance and the requisito repairs and improvements aro made annually, tho proceeds are to go into a sinking fund of §20,000. After this sui_has been reached another sinking fund of 6,000 is to bo created for the Library association exclusively, and thoreaftor all proceeds from the bequest and from the sinking fund of $20,000 shall go to the following: One-fourth to tho Library association, one-fourth to the poor and needy of the city, one-fourth to the various religious societies of tho city and ono-fourth to a fund for tho erection of & foundilugs’ hospital, To tho Libraty association, besides the $200 aunuity aiready mentioned, s bequeathed tho second lot of the Sunken park for a_site for a library building, 1f the society shall buila oue. One of the lots is also to ba lensod 10 some one who will leep a conservatory of tlowers, and the rest of the park 18 o bo used us & city park and maintained perpetually as such, The exccutors aro Mrs. Von Holt- schuhorr, bis sister; A, G. Harrow, secretary of the Johnston Ruffier company and County Attorney Thomas A. Walsh. Cause of the Contest, The contest is made by Mr. Hodge and Mrs, Von Holtschuherr, The former is a wholesale hquor dealer, for whom the late colonel provided in a generous manner whilo alive, assisting him 1 his financial ventures and bequeathing him all the obligations owing the deceased at tho time of his death. Mrs. Von Holtschuherr is the wife of Count Oscar Von Holtschuherr, whose recent mar- o has already been extensively noted. She was her dead half-brother’s favorite sister, and after the death of her first hus- band, Mr. Phillips, became a momber of the colonel's household. She manifested much business tact and was very successful 1n var- ious lines of business in which, with tho aid of her brother, sheembarked. ' Asshe is aiso one of the executors she is both prosecuting and defending. The third heir, Mrs. Mary Thomas, has disappoared, and her relatives do not know whother sho be living or dead. Sho married somo fifteen years ago against her parents’ will, Her marriago proved to be an unfortunate one. She gave birth to two childron, a boy and girl, and while thoy were yet infants she migrated to Colerado. About six years ago the late Colonel Ballin- gall received a letter from his sister suying that on an incoming train would be her son Bert, then but 5 years of uge, The boy was properly labelled “Ottumwa,” and arrived safely. " That is tho last intelligence thoy ever received from her. Letters have been written and inquiries made, and when the death of Colonel Ballingall w known, no- ticos were sent to all the Denver papers and other Colorado papers that she might recelve the udings and make kuown her where- abouts. But the search has been fruitless, and tho lad Bert, now 7 years of age, 1s con- sidercd the third heir, 4 That the will will be ably contested and defendel is an assured fact, since the heirs have secured Judge Seevers of the firm of Seovers & Seevers of Oskaloosn and W. W. Cory of this city Lo reprosent them and the executors have retainea MeNett & Tisdale, Captain Jaques and Walsh & Lewis, Tho main point of controversy will be whether or not the will has encroached upon what the lawyers call the doctrine of perpetuities. The exaecutors' counsel aro smmulnu that thoy can make a clear case of validity on this Kknotty powut. Senator Smith drew up the codicil and he 1s of the opinion that he evaded any doubtful ground in its writing, A factor which renders the case vory un- certain 1 tho action of the members of tho city council. ‘They haye boen disposed to look upon the conditions of the will with dis- favor, They say the city does not want to turn howlkeeper and favor a compromise, giving the city enough to build aud waintain 8 fiuo liorary, but the exccutors say that as far as thoy ure concerned the wish of the doad beaefactor to tho ity shall be carried out tg the letter. ——— . Satisfaction I3 guaranced to every one who takes Hood's Sarsaparilla fairly and according to direv- tons. “Ihis is the only preparation of which 100 Doses Ono Dollar” can truly be said, 02" Have yo scen Hood's Itainy Day and Balloon Puzziel For particulars sond to 0. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass, Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, bil- 1ousness, sick headache, constipation. e i The Last of the BuMilo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world ure now on exhibition at the terminus of the +Benson & Haleyon Helights railwa; ates open at 2 5¢; ehildren under n Your Pocket, A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If thove is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- soription of which does not appeur in the book, we have yet to heur of it. Price, 25 conts per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, complete and olegant map it contains Persons order] copies will please en- closp 6 cents extra for postage. Drunken; A disease, treated as such and porma- nently cured. No publh’i‘ly. No infiem- ary. Home treatment. Hurmless and effectunl. Reier by permission to Bur- lington Huwkeye. Send 2¢ stamp for Jamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co., hurlinu\ou, Tu, The Police Interfered. 500 pairs of pants were piled up at the People's and an eager crowd was wait ing to eatch them on the fy. As the clock struck 9 a. m., these pants were pitched out of the 2nd story windows. You talk about strong pants, no tug of war team ever pulled harder than that crowd. In one instance at least 25 men and boys pulled one pair to the other side of 14th strect, and they never vipped. By the time about 100 pair had been distributed, Sergeant Whalen stepped in and said that the dignity of the Inw was getting trampled on and un- less it was stopped he would” put the proprietor under arrest. That gentle- man being n law abiding citizen, was therefore compelied to disappoint the erow The Pedple’s had decided to spend $500.00 for advertising, and was stopped after only #100.00 was spent. (The pants were worth $1.00 a pair.) Now the reraaining #400.00 will be spent v solling goods at ridiculously low ices the balance of this week. Silk web suspenders e, worth Working shirts 10¢, worth 50¢, Laundered colored shirts 89¢, worth £1.00, Men’s Windsor i Canfield overalls Men’s suits $2.75, worth Men’s suits $4.50, worth §8.00. And the finer grades of goods in pro- portion. PEOPLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE, 1303 Douglas street. P.S. Woe have the reputation of car- rying reliable clothing. Our prices, which are always low, are way down for the balance of this week, on account of advertising ourselves. —— Mme. Hickman will open todry an as. sortment of fine patterns, just received from the east, and is prepared to offer them at the lowest prices; also hats, bonnats, flowers, laces and ornaments for midsummer wear. Uskei i gl iy Michael Donovan has opened an in- surance oftice—fire, lifo and accident. Will also deal in real estate. List your u'nfmrv.y with him for sale or for rent. Vill guarantes prompt returns, Room 8, Creighton block. GG e Put Bhicago In Your Pocket. A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If thers is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale at 200 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- pleta and elegant map it contains, Per- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. e Country Merchants Who are cash buyers should not fail to talke advantage of the Hellman’s admin- istrator’s sale to secure some wonderful bargains for their fall trade. Address HELLMAN’S ADMINISTRATOR, 13th and Farnam, Omaha. e 2¢, worth 15c. , worth 50c. Attention Sir Knights, Ascension Day. The Sir Knights of Mt. Calvary com- mandery No. 1, K, T., are ordered to a semble in full uriform at the asylum, May 26, 1892, at 7 p. m., to attend divine service at All Saints church. Services in charge of our excellent prelate, Rev. Sir Thomas J. Mackay. Sojou shis are cordially in- vited to join with'us on this solemn occa- sion, Per order, 1cTOR WHITE, EBEN K. LON —_— The Last of the Buffalo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Hoights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission, 25¢; children under 12 years, 10c, Commander, Vi Attest: Recorder. . Put Chicago In Your Pocket. A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary o Chicago.” If there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does notappear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For salo at 209 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- plete and elogant map it contains. Por- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. THE OMAHA Marriage Licenses. The following marriag: licenses iss.10d by Judgo Eller yesterday : Namo and address, yEdward B, Carter. Jr., Omaha.. i No lie A. Reld, Omahs JF. J. Swanson, Omaha. ... i Mury Dindvloom. Omahi. § George B, Elliott, i Edna Meintosh, « tan L. Bell, Cmah Jeannetta Schomtol Ulyssos Grant Bell, Omah ] Wathers, Omaha.... Jowell, N. D, D, were Weerixa Waten, Neb, Oct. 28, '00.—Dr. Moore: My Dear Sir—I' have just bought the third bottle of your Troo of Life. It is indeed a “*Tree of Life.” Doctor, when you 80 kindly gave mo that first bottle my right side was so lame and sore and my liver en- larged so much that I could not lis upon my right side at all. Thero was a soroness over my kidneys all of the time, but now that troublo is all over. 1 sleop just as well on one side as ontho other, and my sleep rests and refreshes mo, and I foel tho best I've felt in fifteon years, and I know that 1t is all due to your Tree of Life. Yours very trul D. F. Do For salo by all druggists. prae - hos WY Put C| ago In Your Pocket, A great work, ‘‘Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” 1If there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full do- seription of which does not appear in the booky we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 conts per copy. For sale at 2090 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- pleto and elegant map it contains. Per- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. —_—— The Last of the Bufilo. A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the torminus of the Benson & Haleyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o’clock. Admission, 25¢; children under 12 years, 10c. Bulildin ts, The following permits wero Issued by the superintondent of buildings yesterday: W. R. Welch, two-story frame dwelling, Forty-fifth and Ohlo streots. 2,000 Six minor permits. Total... .. 8 3425 anating ny Mrs, B. M. Lewis, Oxana, Ala., writes: “For over twenty years I have suffered with headaches without relief from the many rem- cdies and_ physicians tried during that pe- riod. Bradycrotine produces the most satis- factory results. It is almost as indispensi- ble to my comfort as my fo MARKET, 2 [NSTRUMENTS placed on record May 25 WARRANTY DEEDS. ociation to Popple- ton park ] Cornelius 'm Dougherty, n 81 feet ne ne 5-15-12 . J 1 Levy and wife to John Lanz, lots 1 bloc! Summitadd... .. tterson and wife to J 11 Wolf, lots 20 and 27, block 1, Patterson’s subdiv.. 1 H Baldridge nd wife to G W Doane, n 40 feet lot 6, block 4, Horbach's 2d John an m 1ot 9, block 7, Du Pont place Anna Corrigan to Julius Dieckert, 15, block 1, ot t add to Missouri Avénue ek 5 CE Maynard to E A Cobb acres of ¢4 government lot 1in R 0 1 Ballou ana wife to W G Wi et ul, lot 7, block 1. Mayne place.. O M Northup and wife to O E Bow lots 18 and 19, block 123, Dundee plnce Ohlongo Lumber Co to Archie Riche mond. 1ot 3, Belby heights ... 5 I M Yorgn to A M Lesser. s 24 foot of n 114 feet 1ot 1, block 72, Omaha ......evs QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, Catherine Schreiner et al toJohn 0'Don= ohue, undlv 15 lots 14 and 15, block 12, Patrick’s 2nd add . & A M Sohreiner to Cathorine Scliroiner, undiv i lots 14 and 15, block 12 rick’s 2d add, and lots 10 and 11, , A 8 Patriok’s add John Logan and wife og 210 acres {n § % 27-15-13 and 8 14 blocks 264 and 205 and lots 5 and 6, block 206, Omaha., = rtha 836 DEEDS, United States to M K Phillips, so no and W 35 ne apd nw se 27-15-13, patent Catherine Schreiner, administratrix, to John O'Donohue, undiv 4% lots 14 and 10, block 12, Patrick’s 2d add G A Bennott, sherlff, to Now Loan ana Trust company, strip wide off 8 side lot 24 and strip 44 fect Jflde ot n sido lov 2, block 1, Mayno Total amount of transfers. e Inl850 “Brown’s Bronchial Troches were introduced, and their success as a cure for colds, coughs, asthma and bronchitis has been unparalléled. 4 Scrofula. Symptomsl—’rhis disease has many forms; such as, painful sores, unsightly eruptions, cancerous humors, swelling of the glands, particularly of the neck, hard kernels about the neck (these are felt under the skin for months before soreness is experienced), diseases of the eyes, nose, ears, lungs, hips, and spine, erysipelas, running sores, abscesses, etc, Scrofula is the most terrible of all blood diseases. The fact that this most virulent poison should exist in the blood should cause great alarm; and when the appe- tite fails, or pain in the back, boils, pimples, or any of sthe above symptoms appear, the use of some power- ful alterative and purifier should at once be com- menced. Nature must be assisted to throw off the poisons, and nothing can assist Nature so effectually as Nature’s own productions, and for this purpose she has given us, through the Kickapoo Indians, the greatest of all blood purifiers, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa compounded of simple herbs, roots, barks, and flowers, contains no acids or mineral poisons, there- fore is absolutely harmless. It thoroughly cleanses the system, and removes the cause of disease, Kickapoo Indian O Lills pain inst d cures inflas matory d 35 cents, $1.00 & bottle, All druggists, 3 *‘Pure Blood, Perfect Health," { VS nfi!fivn‘élj Tam THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cures all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Dis2ases, L Kidenys, Bladdor, Nervous s$ of Appetite, Headache, Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Bil- ous ness, Fever, Flles, Ete,, and renders the system less liable to contract disease, DYSPEPSIA. RADWAY'S . TOSLOre strength to the stoma: o 1 DX, u receipt of price. LLS are cure for this complaint. They tone up the Sold by all drugglsts, or w! nal secretions to Tunctions. 82 Warren Streot, and enable 1t to perfory led by RKADWAY & O T OR OL. D sulferi from FAILING MANHOOD. ni 1‘)‘( ostration, caused by ll\ll u o i an be festored to perfect b ve & written guarantee with 6 ) the great Spanish N’ b 8 10 cure any case or refund the money, E MAN b B gige No edy. ERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST tly erissions, convulsios of oplum, tobacco or alcohol, wake: of powet 1n_eitber sex, spermator- abuse and over Indulgence or any personal weak: OBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN, 1 5 bos; 0 boxes 83 o, lo For Sale in Omaha pv Snow, Lund & Co, DAILY BEE: DEATH IN WA’ The Milllons of Mangers Water Contains and the Rapidigy With Which They In- crease—Don’t Wike Any Chane s, Few people have aay iden how fmpure even the purest drinking watords. The very best known is ful of gorms. They aro @he most proiifio creatures of which wo have any knawledge, for & singln one may be the eausative paroweof more thian sisteen milion, five hundred thousanmescondants fn & day. They are also possessod of gerent vitality, for lhey can b earriod grent distances 4n water without losing their power of producing diwense. Thoy can be frozen or ovenbolled without being destroyed. They may be Xopt dried for years and yot when placed in o suitable modium will come to life and produce fermentation and decay. They are the great producers of malatinl fever. gri, and n-ost serious disonses. “But,” you say, * what can_be de since they eannot be killed by botlng one thing which will effectively destroy fhem and that Is coming in contaet with splrits. A small amount of pure spirits in the water Wil effectunily Kill them and destroy thelr evii effects, but It should be borno In mind that nothing but the pu best spirits should bo.used for this purpo nothing 18 cqual to whiske: whiski h s today before in ts history, and wh destroy the germs of every disease, There are hun dreds of familios who use it constantly in_conneo- It drinking wate table meals, Hownl sooks to offer you something he says s § Duffy's 1s the only pure medicinal whiskey upon the market. n s doing ‘wonders to It is better to take Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil when that decline in health begins—the decline which precedes consumption — rather than wait for the germ to begin togrow in our lungs, “Prevention is better than cure;” and surer. The say- ing never was truer than here. What is it to prevent con- sumption? Let us send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING ; free. Scorr & Bownr, Chemists, 132 South sth Avedue, New York, Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver wil—all druggists cverywhere do. $1s Salve for Burnsnl ° Take a quarter of a pound each of bees- wax, Burgundy piteh, white pine pitch and resin; half a pound of mutton tallow, a gill of goose oil, half a gill of tar; mix and melt together and use as other salves.. DRS. BETTS &BETTS’ illustrated new book of 120 pages, which they send to any one for 4 cents in stamps, gives this and hundreds of other valuable recipes, as well as information on how to get well and stay well. But those who are afilicted with Nervous, Chronic or Private Diseases, ‘Which neither themselves nor their family physician can cure, should at once consulg those eminent and successful specialists, Drs. BETTS & BETTS ‘Who have treated and cured more cases of CATARRH, SYPHILIS, PILES, GONORRHEA STRICTURE, GLEET, HYDROCELE, LOST VARICOCELE, | MANHOOD, And all simlar afflictions of a private or delicate nature, than any other firm of specialists in the United States, East or West, CONSULTATION FREE 9 Call on or address, with stamp, * DRS.BETTS G BETT 119 South 14th St. N, E. Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Morphime cured in 20 to 3 Mopaytill cured. DR.J BTEPHENS, Lebansn. CRIPPLE GREEK MINING STOCKS I handle the CRIPPLE MINING STOCKS, and can flll tole- graphic orders on short notice. My list comprises tho following Cripplo Creek stocks. Anaconda, Cold King, Blue Bell, Wor Alamo, Washington. And all other reltable stocks, of these n as woll ns y satacks of the Leadville, pen and Creod mines. .\Iunlyn(nwl‘r ple Creok stocks hn 1 doubled within th CREEK Bull Mountain, Beur}‘fl Vista, 0 mora 10 Al 10 cents, o shire. Othor now ow days with Just ns for ovor #1 \ing pvery good prospeots, skeatlemnn of Counell Bluffs bought some of thisstock at @ couts, the latter part of Ma , and has sinee refused 1 for It To- onts All'correspon- t nado at low ratos, dence prox pLly answored, J. 8. CIBSON, 10 Pikes Peak / uo, Colorado Springs, - = Colorado 4 Dr, Ballary.' 1N The Leading Dentist Third Floor, Paxton Blod's Telephone 1085, 16th aud Fa A full sot of twotn CTED WITHOUT PAIN. Al lling st reasonsble rates. All work warrauted. Cut this out for & gulde, Men's Suits $4.80 = — Men’s Suits $8.00 wool cassimeres, Men's Suits $6 and $6.50 in a half dozen hand- styles—light or darke Men's Suits $7.80 cheviots and home- spuns Men's Suits $9 and £9.50 The handsomest lines of suits at these popu- lar prices you ever saw in your life. Worth up to sixteen dollars. — some which weather has make at WORSE AND MORE OF IT! ebraska lothng & has earned a reputation which extends into every eity—and town—and hamlet— in every state—in the entire west—for selling the best—best fitting -— best trimmed — best ing in popular priced é]oods that is sold by any concern in existence. No matter how low a price you pay us for any tin 2. TO-DAY we place on sale immense the continued his hands and swear he never saw the like before. L‘n purchases, cold enabled us to much under value. We shall make the prices so low that the oldest inhabitant will be compelled to throw up 850 PAIRS Men's Cassimere PANTS At $1.00 Light or dark colors, worth $1.90. 1000 PAIRS Men's Al Wool Cassimere PANTS O 225, 20 worth up to $4 a pair. “suirs - M SL00 3150 LONG PANT SUITS At $2.50. article — we guarantee that you’ll get good goods every 100 DOZEN Derby Hats in all the new shapes At The Bach, AMUSEMENTS. Farnam Street Theater.| “°viites. SUMMER SBEASON. Commencing funday Matineo May DODD OPERA COMPANY, IN LA MASCOTTE 40—PEOPLE—40 Matinees Wednesduy and Saturday. Wonderland. ~ Week of May 23rd. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN MORAL DRAMA TABLEAUXS. B UTIFUL GATES AJAR. ALVIN BLIND TRIO. ORSONA, WIREHAIRED MAN. Oune Dime, Hourly Shows. Fastest_and Finest in the Worlds er fecomodations unexce 'he 'Avdv e (2 WEW YORK, LONDOHDERRY" AND GLASGOW, Evory Satrday, NEW YORE, GIBRALTEI and NAPLES, "At regular intervals, SALOON, SECOND-GLASS AND STEERAQE rates on lowest terms to and from the principle IDOTW[ ENGLIOH, IRIOT & ALL QONTINENTAL POINTS. B L, T et by oher o o Excuralon iokots avallsble to ST 2Y S G rakios Drafta and Monoy Ordors for Any Amouat at Lowest Bates, Apply to any of our local Agents or Lo HEN, KSON ”HOTE £ IR Ulilcflgo. ny TRADE MARK. it and pay if satisfied. MOH NOTICE OF ASS AGES FOR GRADING 22D STREET, ‘o the owners of all lots, parts of lots und street from Locust stroct P OF DAM- to Sponcer streot. You aro hereby notified that the slgned, threo disintorestod freholdo oity ofOmaha,hivvo beon duly & mayor, with tho approval o of suld city, 10 n8sess the damig: rs respoctively of th grading ot f stroots. doclared o wod May i, 16 1 nder- approved Muy duh, 1 idod, that hav nt, and duly qu will, on thedth o hour oftleo of 1. . Bronuer, room Withn' tho corporate 1mits of for the purpose of considering v damago to tie nid Woeted b Ihto, cons "% be presont at the tions SSuent YOURSELF! Ask your Drugglst for 8 bottle of Big 6. The only non-polsonows remedy {or all ral discharges and p eses of meu and the Hebilitating weakness peculiar « cures 1o 8 oW Qays witlmout the aid o publielty of & doctor. "The Universal American Cure. Manufactured by Tho Bvans Obemical 0o, CINCINNATI, O. v.8 A 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. 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