BUSSIAK" MENNOXOTES.
llowu Colony of Thorn arc Living In > 'c-
, , bruMlcn. i '
Den Molnos IlcgUtcr.
Tlnit your readers inayknow wllat
hos-o'eooiue of.and'leen dpne'by at least
one of1 the colonies ofjllissia"n ( Mcnnon-
ites about who m's much was said a
f ew years 'ago , * I "will tell of iny visit
yesterday to the settlement of a colony
of seventy families that came to Jeffer
son county , Neb. , eight years ago last
spring. They bought twenty sections
of land , in one body , a short distance
from Fuirbury , and begun Mo make
homes thereon. At first they tried
wheat raising , ns in the oldj country ,
but that would not always succeed , and
they finally learned that mixed crops
were more certain , and. no'jiv a more
prosperous set of farmers does not ex
ist on the continent. Every vfamily has
a good orchard of the hardy fruits oi
their old homo raised from seeds : uid
roots brought over with' them , or since.
These consist of many varieties of ap
ples , crabs" small fruits , the white Rus
sian mulberry and Russian apricots. All
of these seem as hardy ami vigorous
as-oaks. This mulberry is one of the
most vigorous and rapid growers I have
seen ; attaining a growth , in eight an
nular rings , in a piece that is well
seasoned , of seven and three-fourth
inches in diameter , tough wood. Th'ey
use it for hedges and wind breaks ,
making the mobt perfect .of jsach that I
have ever"aeon iiv deciduous growths.
One hedged saw is stock ( proof , nine
feet high and only five years from the
seed. The apricots have never" winter
killed , andbear , , , at three years from
seed. i *
Silk culture is now one of their sin-
dustrios and the mulberry is the basis
for it , as it furnishes the food. It is > an
easy work and can be conducted by the
women and children and yields them a
handsome income. '
At the house of Abraham Thiesseh I
was shown a lot of the cocoons from
last summer's crop and several quarts'
of the cgirs which he has stored away
for next year's breeding. These people
have set an example to the careless
style of the western k farmers that is be
ing followed by their immediate neigh
bors and should be by every one.
Numerous "draws" act as natural
drains to most of the table lands in-Xe-
braska and these have been dammed
in convenient places by these industrious
people and are now doing duty in sup
plying stock , water , ice , tempering the
air in summer aud supplying the fami
lies with fish. Being more valuable , by
many fold than any other way they can '
be used.
The women and children have planted
and cultivated the fruits they have , and
from the surplus have sold to their
neighbors many thousands of the mul
berry plants and apricots , thus being
producers of nearly equal value with
the men. Their little nurseries are as
clean as flower gardens , of weeds , and
are an evidence of their perseverence
and industry. In a fewj years these
folks will be supplying the less provi
dent Americans , who have been here
longer than they , with every variety of
fruit that the climate can produce , and
at figures that mean good profits ' on
the land and labor involved. } Yet these
same Americans will not learn the easy
lesson conveyed in the example of these
simple -people" Tintil they liave paid
double for the schooling. II. C. G.
TVliore to see tlie Great Trotters of Xew
York. .
Cincinnati Times-Star.
No two men in America have had
more experience with fine trotting
stock , and none are better jiidges than
Calvin M. Priest , ofthe , New York club
stables , iSth street , near Fifth avenue ,
andDan ? Mace , of the Excelsior stables ,
West 29th street , the champidn double
team driver of the United States. Both
of these gentlemen say , that for pain
ful ailments in horses , such as cuts ,
bruises , swellings , lameness , stiffness ,
St. Jacobs -'Oil is superior to anything
they have ever use'd or heard oLThis
is also the opinion of Prof. > avid
Kobarge , the celebrated horse-shoer of
the metropolis , and thousands of stuck
owners throughout 'the country. As a
pain cur for man and beast St. Jacob's
Oil has no equal. Mr. Priest recites
the case of a valuable , trotter , so tlff
from rheumatism that he coald pot
move an inch. .By one thorough ; application -
plication of St. Jacobs Oil at night , the
animal was completely cured , and waj >
fit for the race track'the next day. ,
A Cautious Lawyer.
A gentlemanly farmer of Onion
Greek , who happened to be "in Austin.
last week , called al the office of a dis -
tinguished Austin law firm. Both mem
bers of the firm being in , but the gran
ger only knew one of them. ,
yCorae across the street and take a
drink , " 'saidlhe farmer.
"As soon as Lputon my overcoat. "
'You don't need any overcoat. It's
*
warm out doors/ t . - \ \
*
' 'f
'OhVsT '
"Waat for ? ' Frittin' on. , style , .are
you ? "
"No : it's not that' , " whispered j the
lawyer , as soou. as they got outride ,
"but you saw. .my partner in.there ,
didn't you ? Well , if I were to go put
and leave that overcoat therewith nim ,
when I came back it would be in th'e
pawnbroker's oillce. " ,
-TheeTjony rae grows tcrjbe t .
-feet in circumference.TheLoiiEer wood
5fis pure.Tyhitej thojheart pnlj bjelug per-
A jrrandniece of Kosciu- is em-
ployei in one of the government de
partments at Washington. Kx-Gov-
crnor Cnrtin , who is interested in her
welfare , secured her the appointment.
Yoik Truth.
A numbur of journals * and , among
tliein tlie stately Conim6rciul Adver
tiser , have begun to advocate a free
breakfast table : This is a very pretty
phrase , Init ju making sugar free thii
country thatwill derive , thu most bene ;
lit 19 Cubu. iAmericati sugar prpduoors
jyho Jliirq tbeir labor ; cjinnpt compete
with the "CiiGan planter who owns it.
Even now America sends nearly § 150 ,
000,000 in gold every year to Cuba for
sugars , thus helping to sustain Cuban
'slavery' in opposition to American free
laborC-nnd enriching a country which
discriminates against American pro-
duets in its tax laws ; Truth is also in
favor of a free breakfast table , but'doe's
not wish to secure it at the expense of
American sugar producers , or for tlie
ben'efitr 'of Cuban , and Spanish slave
. .drivers. Once the country had a chance
to'do it by the acquisition of Santa , Do
mingo" . Even now the whole island , ,
including Hayti , vyhi1 ' 'a always m a ,
state of chronic revolution , might "be
acquired. Its acquisition would give
us a free breakfast table. Had there
been statesmanship in congress twelve
years ago , when President Grant pro
posed his Santa Domingo ojieme , the
United States to-day could supply the
whole world with sugar , and every
American breakfast table would be free
with a cigar after breakfast. The true
American policy is t& produce every
thing we consume and tp manufacture
everything we use1 or wear. ' Until this
can be done , regardless of Cuban com
petition in the matter of sugar , it is idle
to talk of a free breakfast table.
To Cl'HE a sere throat , Karx c with Piwi s Cure for
Consumption. 25conU.
THE MARKETS.
' _ * " *
OMAHA' i * , . ' } 'I--
WHKAT No. 2 , SOfSSl c.
BAULKY No. 2 , . 4c.
IlYK No. 3 , 44 c.
CoitN No. 2 , 472-Tc. . \
OATS No. 2 , 3'J > ic.
FLOUR Wheat Graham , $2 75.
CHOP FKEO Per cwt. JKJc.
SHOUTS Per ton , -$14 00. \ , - *
OitANGES Per box , $6 25. . i ; : <
LKJigNsV-Per box. $7 OUfS7 25. * / ;
APPLES "Per barrel $3 ( XMB5 00.
BUTTKK Creamer } ' , 33 350. - - ,
BUTTER Cboice country , 15S20c. (
EGGS Fresh , 27r 28c. r
HAMS Per tb. 14 c. { ( (
SHOULDERS Per Ib. 7c.
POTATOES Choice , per bushel , 30S32e. ( 1
HAY In bulk , per ton , $0 00 © < 5 50.
LARD Refined , per tt > . 10 l-iu.
SII'EEP 33 00ffi3 50.
CATTLF$3 OOfS. . 23.
CALVES $ o OOffiG 00.
CHICAGO.
bushel. 9S.i . " J
WHEAT Per c. ) - , > -v J
CORX Per bushel , fil c. .s > : . J ' j
OATS Per bushel , 3414C.
PORK $11 12K015 00.
LAUD $8 l)59 00.
HOGS iDxedo , 53(36 ( 00.
CATTLE Exports. 5-1 iL5(54'73.
SHEKP Medium to good , $2 50r 4 25.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT Per bushel , $1 02O1 03' = .
CORN Per bushel. ( WrSGO e.
OATS Per bushel , SO rSoO c.
CATTLE Exports. $ ( > 30i66 75. - -
iiiKKP $ $ 30 423.
HOGS Mixed , $3 203.3.\
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Tlie Treachery of > Iaii.
There i& no animal in the world so treach
erous a < > a man a remark easily credited of
the authors of the vile compounds sold as
tonicsi Allen's Iron Tonic Bitters , howe -
eer , does not belong to this class , but is the
best medicine of its kind known. All gen
uine boar the signature of J. P. Allen , St.
Paul"Minn. _
Woman is an idol that man worships
until he throws it. down.
Kansa- City Correspondent of the "Walnut
Valley Time's , Eldorado , Kan. "Parties
inJJutler Co. have written to me concern
ing the Surgical Institute at the corner of
Fifth and Delaware Sts. I will answer them
the 'Times. ' lam
through personally ac
quainted with Dr.s. Stark & iJickerson , and
most cheerfully recommend them to the sick
and afflicted cripples. Their terms are reas
onable. ' ' _ .
'A good liver is as a rule a bad liver.
rSchooners of beer arc made for sale.
Picayune.
f ; LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS !
The genuine "Rouen on Corns" ts made only by E
S. Wells ( uioprlcror of "Rough on UatV ) , ana h-is
luuKtmiK face of a man on Inbela. lae k 2oc ooules.
Bathe thoroughly oncea-week in soft
water , kasteel soap , and avoid tite
boots. .
* i'i * ,
* When 'ytfu 'come to Omaha , take the
Street Cars or 'Bits forithe.Metropolitan
Hotel. § 2.00 per day. Tables as good'
any $3-00 per day house.
DR. JiUES GERMANWOKM CAKES
never ail to destroy\vQnnS ; and reniovethein
* ' " '
f rohi the sysicm. _
EHEU EATISM , NEUJiALGJAr SPRAINS
and BRUISES are p'onpanentiyJ relieved by
Uncle Sum' * Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sold by.ull 'druggist . _
PURIFY THE BLOOL ) with Eilert's Day-
HgbtrLiver-Pills.---They act directly ; : on the
Liver , Stomach and Bowels being "mild and
cleans-ing but never griping or painful.
SAVEi'ODRHARNESSbv oTling wiih
UnclelSam iHaruess Oil which wilLmake ii
boft and pliable. ' hi * is the best oil ever
raad'af or leather' Sold by all harness ma
leers. *
is ju t the medicine for mothers to 'have in
the house for the children. It will cure
.qpughs , colds , sore throat and regulate the
Jjqwels.Do not fail to giVe it a trial , you
-will be .pleased with , its charming * effect.
"Sold bv all druggist * . *
WIJEir1lb'R3E3 AND CATTLE are
spiritless scracsy anti feeble , they need
treatment-with Uncle Sam's Condition Powder
derIt Turifies the * blood , improves the
.aj > pctitc7 curcfr COLDS and DISTEMPERS ,
jnvigjorate- s-ystemiind will keep the ani
mal in a healthy , handsome condition.
- ? STOPv TILtVT TERKIBLE COUGH.
JSyery case of consumption commences
with a coiiirh , occasioned bv hav
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'Coldvhich , M--
. remedy as EILERT'S
EX TRACT OF TAR AND WILD CHER-
UY , which is unrivalled for all diseases of
the throat and lungs. Save dangerous spells
of sickness and expen > i\e Doctor's bills by
akin ? this valuable medicine in season. Ask
our DmggNt for it.
tfT. nnolriTljns niCted : i 'cold uinicr.
would It not be aNc move to provide j'onr
fajiijly with.a good fmnilv remedy for curing
cougM and1 colds ? Wu woulil lecomini'iid
Allen- . Lung Hal-am : i . I tin Invt and purc-t
rcmi'ily nu\v uffxruil for " -ilc. One trial will
IBortvlnce yoii lfjlN MUH nn'rirk. -
is tins tlm mud Wlu >
something fii .t to a < ld mfru.
fcljiyune.Mjf f \ \
and luralyzi'il. .S.inuHtan Nervim1 cured
her. " y < * er Ro"Springwater , AVN. ' A -
A hitch in the. proceedings Stoppin'g
to tie youir.hurse.j [ New Yorkj Com-
'mcrcial AdHr er.
oiiMiH iii HUM enter Into the cqm-
pohition.of Curboline. a deodorized extract
of petroleum , thu natiir.il hair restorer. I It
if the perfection of the c.hemKt's art . aiuT
wijl , hpyond a perailventure , icstorc [ the
h iij rA n _ jjald heads , y *
- -"Alooholie-omotion-
Allun'ri Jitain" l end lloiuiuc.il extract
strengthen'iiUis Urain ami * positively cines
X'-rvdiis Debility , NcrvousmIleadaclie ,
nnatur l--lo o - . and all weikne-.s of jthe
( unerativp S\stem ; it never fail- , . * ! pKir. ,
U for 'j.Af dnnriri ts , or bv mail from .1.
II. Allen , Til" ' Klr't A\ < - . . Nc-w York City.
The horse prefers to dine at the taole-
d'oat. - ' T .
f'iicig ! : > , UK , Peeih , 1W { . JJeceived of
J J.poiigli'i , LoiiNvillf. Kforihe Henry
Collfgj liOfterxCo. Ten Thou < > : ind Dollars
ci > h. in full pa\ment for niv 1'r' e Ticket
, AWf\ Think giing I.iy. Nov
In f/iiiixvillp. tvy F J Schm tit , ; : t31 >
A\enue , Chicago , UN. The fol-
San Franci co. C l : "Ticket No
84 > 2i5)0 ( ' ( ) > . sold to AV H Leaser ,
Denmark , Ashtabula Count v. Ohio , cent bv
letter ; Ticket No 872n3 , $ > ; , - > pOold to E M
Hawking" MiwUor. Henry , ( Bounty. Mis-
t-niiri , fenU hletterv " ; > TickPt IXfr"40 ( iS ( ! ,
$2)00old by".I M Trader , Divton , Ohio ;
Ticket No 00'TIOfl.OOO , sold to A Botto ,
Ciiro. Illinois , sent by letter ; Ticket No
/HM5S" " jljfinit ; "softl by AV Scott Glore ,
Loui-vill""Ky. fliO.fino for $ t > . Grand
'Holiday Drawing Thursday. Inc.27fh , 1S S3.
1)7 prizeamnuntintrto ft 10.400. Tick
ets onjy $1 ; Halves , l. Order. have al
ways b'feji addves ed to.I F Douglas , Louis
ville , Ky L'niNvillc Courier-Journal.
Never run into tlebt , not if you can
find anything f'lso to run into.
e..in. Kenower"restore
health and viu r. cures Dy-pepsla , Imp itence. Jl.pj
> Be honest , if you can ; if yoncanjt be
honest , pray for help.
F r Dynpepulii , ln < ilceNtI n. Repression of
Spirits nnd Gencr.il debi ity. m theivnrloui forma ;
also a a preventive asalnst Fever and AKUC , and
other Intennltteat Fevers , trie "Ferro-Pho | .lio
rt ted Ii.l > r or CallNiiyii , " made by Ca-well ,
UazarjJ & ' "o. New Vork H < J old by all drupKists. iii
the best ton < ; ; and for patients recoverinc from
( fevers or oth'er 'cune s. it Im * * n equal.
Laff every time you feel tickled and
laff once in a while anyhow.
Piles ! Pdes ! Piles !
Sure cure for lUind , llleeding and Itchintr
Piles. One l > ox La cured the Svor t cases ol 20
years' standing. No one nctd suffer5 minutes
f tor usingAVilliams' Indian Pile Ointment. It
absorbs tumors , allayitc'hin < - ' 'ts as poul
tlce. givcsMnstant relief. Prt. id only for
piles itc'iinfr of private parts , nothingelse. .
for $1. FiiAKiuit MEDICINE Co. , Cleveland , O.
* A "brand new g ivel , very strong , has.
just been made for Speaker Carlisle.
3Ir. A. Nic-liols , of this place , -jyh he
suffered from Catirrh for years. He "pur
chased a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm of/us.
He > s now almost cured , and savs you can
not recommend it two highly. Wc'are sell
ing more of Ely's Cream Balm th-in of all
other catarrh remedies , c-ui hardly keep a
pupplyon hind. EVIKS ' Bitos. , Drusrgits ,
Independence , Iowa.
The pluckiest man of ancient times
was Tantalus he never "tnnk water. "
- . There are always new umivumences and
improvements in : the manner of travel
which add greatly to the comfort of those
who are journeying. One of tiic late-t ,
though it has been in use some time , i the
celebrated Dining Car- , run only bv the
CHICAGO & Noirn-WKSTKix RAILWAY.
These cars can be found on the Council
Bluffs and Omaha and St. Paul and Minne
apolis Lines of that Company. In these
any passenger on the train can get a
"square" meal for 73 cents ; everything
that is to be had at the be-ajir-t-class ho
tels , and all without any rush mid hurry.
The life-saving crew af ° L"on Branch
haveiseen a monster sea serpent.
STTXGFKG , irritation , inflammation , all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints.cnred oy "Buchu Palba.l.
'
Marry yunjr , and if yu nnake a hit ,
vceg , cool and don't brag about it.
The mos * popular nervine tonic in the
world is Dr. Richmond's Samaritan Ner
vine. . ? 1.50. _
' "Sweet'are the.iises" > adver-tisjnnf.
[ Philadelphia Call.
IvVRev. . J. N. Beck jay * :
' I have u-ed Brown's Iron Bitter and
consider it one of the best tonic * -old. ' '
Japan is rapidly undergoing a trans-
formatibn ofaiTabsolute monarc'hy into
a republic.
TffEGREATGERMAN
elicx PS and cures
IHIEUMATIS3I ,
Neuralgia , 2
Spiatica. Lumbago,1 ,
BACK A i'HE. '
- SORETHpOflT ,
QUINSY ,
.si itAir s ,
Soreness. Cats , Bruises ,
* *
And allothcrlKjdilycches
QIC , a'l ! ? I'-MIIS-
FfFTT CEfTS n BOTTLE.
Sold by all Dnicgistsand
Dcilrrs. Directions In U
The Charles A. Vcgeltr Co
( Socctsior. ta 4 VCM1ELER t CO.
C.5,1 ,
save Baggage , Express-ige and Carriage
Hire , and stop at GJtANl ) UNION HOTEL ,
opposite Grand Central Depot. WX ) elegant
rooru-s , fitted up at u cost of one million dol-
iarjv reduced to $1 and-upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurantsup-
pllcyl withjjiq best. iHor evcaraIL bUi"e and.
elevated railroads to all depots. "Fain 11 fen
can live better for less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than at any other first-class hotel
In the city.
Stop at the Metropolitan Hotel when
in pnialia : ) Tfie best , § 2.00 per. , day :
'
bouWin'tneiWest. ' Tables as good iC\
any $3.00 per day house.
Tlie remain * of tllqvJcaiinette party1
"
will arrive in New-Vofk in February. '
Constipation"is positively cured by Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purgingand
"
weakening the bowels , but b"y regulating
and itrengtlicninir them , Thiisr done by
improving the digestion and stimuliitingthc
Ihcr to the proper secretion of bile , when
the - boweKlllvpeform their customary ,
functions in an easy and natural manner.
Purgative pill- , must bca\oidcd. Ask for
Carter's Little Liver Pills. Price 2T > ents.
}
Veiy rough wool clotlis arc conspic u
ous among the new winter goods.
Prevent crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyon' Patect IIel Stiffencrs.
The favorite amusement of 'the em
/ peror ( of Clfina is to sfin a lop.
Persons rccoerinfrom wa-jtingdiseascs ,
-udi as malarii , fevei-s , etc. , will be greatly
benefited by the u-e of Brown's Iron Bit-
To rs , a true"tonic. ' *
Henry Ward Beecher likes to go to
the theatre.
. . . . , . . . .
U Vi - - ' .i- | m.m mm
IION'T HIE In the nou-o "RouKh on Hals. "
< leant out rnta. Ice. tiioB.roacbes. bcd-bORS. 15c.
Be kind to your mother-in-law and
if necessary , pay for her board at some
good hotel.
The Throat. "Brown'- , Bronchial
Trocaes' ' act directly on the organs of t lit ;
voii-e. . . They have an extraordinary effdct Ju
all disorder of the throat. _
The knack of foretelling the weather
The almanac. "
_
" UKAD Tins. The Army and Navy Lini
ment will positively take the soreness oui of
Spavin , , Riiifoone , Splint or Curb , and
stops their growth. See advertisement. *
Exercise in open air , but don't saw
wood till yu arc obliged to. - - -
Couch away if you want to , but if not ,
use Hale'.s Honey" Uorehound and Tar ,
Of Druggist. Pike's 'Toothache' Drops
euro in one initiate. _ _ v
' "Erastus Corning has given § 80,000 to
the new Kni eopnl oatbedrnl at Alb.nnv.
Spy's ' Cream Bain
when applied b\
the finger into thf
nostrils , will be ab
sorbed , effectuallj
cleansing the head
of catarrhal virus ,
causing healthy se
cretions. It allaye
inflammation , pro
tects the membrane
bt the nasal pass
ages from addition
al colds , completely
heals the sores and
restores taste and
thorough treatment will positively cure.
Agreeable to use. Send for circular. Price
50 cents by mail or at druggists.
FT.TT imOTWEBS. OweffO , W. T.
.
t g * a day. Now sien
fi t" - . . anay Addrc-s
p y Co JCmsaa Uy. AIo.
A * TVAATF i > tor tne best and tautest
selling Pictorial Hex ks and ulblca. Pnce reduced
KJ percent. NATIONAL fan. Co . 'St. i.onlMo. .
i CURrf..VHERE Alt EISE.FAIIS.
JJi" ! JoiiRli Syrup. Tastt-SKooil
U-i in time. Sold bydnicinsts.
TEllcxDC-icnced ionka'id Uiole Agents in
o ery i"ounty. Lib jral Salaries I'aij. Adaresa ,
statine experience , P. o. Box c. K. , 't LOUIS , Mo.
YflllMR MCrJlcarnTc PTTOI > ' > yhcrpnndwc
lUUllU ffltlll will jrivi-j on a situation. Clr-
cular-trcc. V\II\TI.VK 111:0 . , Jane vlll % Wis.
A. Month nnil Bnuril f r it Jblve " 1'onnr
Men or i adies in each county. Address
P. W. ZIEOI.EK & Co. . Chicago , III.
I pnrn TFI FRR4PHY * " liAe nt * ' busme-s
LKdlll ir.LCUnArnl ooo I SituationIJKST
chance ever offered. Ad .J.I.fJ'io r.v.M r. edaIiuaIo
W N U Omaha 1S ( r %
WHEN WRITING TO AUVKKTJSEUSi
please &ay j'ou saw the advertisement
this iu > pr. *
vsejOM.fmmrtm i Lmi . _ -
* * & " t" * * * - i- - s
J you are
Interested.
' * r \
-2 In Iho Inqniry Tiich is tlio
best Linimjiit i'r Man and
Ilcastt this 13 llio answer , at-
tcstcdlv two generations : the
MEXICAN MUSTANG UNI-
HENT. TIio reason is sim
ple. It penetrates every sore ,
wonml. or lamrnesa , to HIB
ery bone , and drives put all
inflammatory and morbid mat
ter. It" goes to the root" of
the tro'uule , and never fails to
'ja in ( louJjIo uuicfe : timc.
"
As un
Moil ttor'd Mum-
ich lltt > ra him ro-
oclvcd tins mftpiM -
It v emlorspiucnt.
from ununent pliys-
Ithma , mill lias lei K
i ecu It-it 11 foremost ,
in k nnio K K nrul-
nnt prup'i'tary rcm-
rill u lit proper-
tics IK an ulturutlvo-
t il 1 i > o r il o rod
ondltl us or the-
toniiit li. liver and
. . ne'e ' , and 11 pro-
tfntlva of iimlm
\ \ nlHcas > arc no
IKJB nnuwned.
K r sale by Drwi-
Ist.s ana Do lurn. U >
whom apply for-
i stettt-r't Almtm-
nc fo
HENRY'S
CARBOLIC SALVE.
Tno Most Powerful Healing Ointment.
1 Ever Discovered.
e T/5 ' Salve cures-
Sores.
Henry's Carbolic Salveallays
Burns.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures
Bruises.
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals :
Pimples.
Henry's Carbolic Salve cures
Henry's Carbolic Salve heals
Ask for Henry's and take no
Other.
ESTBEWAUB OF COUNTBHFBIT8.ff3
| JOSEPH
IGILLOTT'S
Sold by ALL DEALERS throughout the "WorUU
Gold Medal ParlK Exposition , 1878.
$25.00 REWARD !
"Wo will pay the above reward for any case of
Rheumatism or Neuralgia wo cannot cure. Itw11 >
relieve any case of liiphtheri * or Croup Instantly ,
Army and Nary Wn ment will ielieve pain and sore
ness and remove any unn ural Rrowli of bone or
muscle on man < -r rea t Price pe1 bottle : Lanre.
$1 ; small.nOc. Will refund tlie 'nonev for any fall-
uri" . A.rmyun I Xaivv J liiIraentCo..51"\Vab'ch
Ave. . chteaBO. Htchardson & Co. , xvbolesole lni -
.St. lion ! " Mn . y pstprn agpnta.
JJmvo a i > ( isltl\orcranly fur tlio nbovo dUcase ; bylts
the t Und anil of long-
r e thonsands of caMS of Aion >
ttandtnir hao been cured. Indeed , no BtrcinsIs my faltli
o-
ot
WAKTCn KVttvV .v llt-HK u sell
IfArlltU the heat Fiimlly Knlt-
tlnicBIachlnt-overinv nted. Will knit a pair ol
stockmRS with IIEKI nnd TOE complete In 2Oi
minutes. It ill also knit u crcat varltsty of fancy
work for which there la always a ready"mark t. t'cnd
for circular and terms to the Twombly Knlttlngr
Machine Co. . 113 IVpmont fppt. Ktftnn. Mass.
. Mump for mv circular , "How I inanetju
po ultfj ! S75O. S1.3OO. S1.50O a jt-ar.
Iow to make puuliry profitable , liow to make
sn Incnt'-itor co inp loss than S5. How to
build cheap poultry hoiurs. Pr > rve ? f ? .
CureCItolira ; JIake Unit Lay ; Gimraljlaiv-
nsLiiifnt. etc. , etc. l.OOO things forth ? pod-
try jsnL A new book , a G. E niy ,
AiutsiKo. . : vs. iire ler of Mymouth
THE BEST MEDICINE NO IV Kt , 0 VJH FOR
HORSES , CATTLE , SHEEP , HOSS.
ETC. , JETC.
An amrmVwi li dornn I
? dlgfxnfon.-'impoTor-
ishni blood onlwiMi ! Mdneis tannot tlime. It
btunics weak , nmtk .s. of scr.ippv appeannc-
whith renders it un al.il.If. It costs no more i
- keep sound , lu-altliy annuals that will find ready
market , and slmnrd farmirs find it pnis the in to
fine Uncle tarn's Condition 1'owiler"freely to
di ca.ed stock , and occasions.- all ; tccausc it
Iiiinlifh the Mood , nuls dlpii-tion. stimulates thc-
various flinctioifs to hraltli > sixrtlion and thus
I.romotes Rrontli.BDil cives a smooth , clew icat.
of hair. MILCH COWS arc muth beniGtKl
b\ the occasional u = e of Uncle Sam'i Condition ,
londennsloporftj-d. HOGS fittmJister wlien
it is BI\CII three or four dajs Innotsion e\try
month ortnii. SHEFP. All < liists common
. . tn Elieejuch . as coughs , cold-i , scibs , ttc are rc-
* J * VX flm. - ii iwi > .j-thi3 jMiwdrr.
_ We caution all ivho desire a truly roentoriou anicieiio ut ur and ask for Uncle Sam's Condition
Powder , and actept no other as a substitute , frepared only by TIIE
PROPBIETABY CO. . - - CHICAGO , ILLINOIS.
on receipt of 6centsfor Postage ,
containing I5OO EH CRAY INGS or
the most beautiful thinps in
DIAMONDS MUSIC BOXES , SPECTACLES ,
CLOCKS WEDDING CAHCS AKD STAT10.1EEY.
SILY U\rAKE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I-l _ SILVER PLATED WARE , VASES , ETC.
Tliemo t wonderful jewelry catalosiieever i = ned < You will b * > snrprised to learn at what rtmarAaUu 'lots
price * llii * great houfetells its'fitie goods. Cg When in St. Louig call and see tlxm.
p * rPHnnr3TOT7T'Hri ' 41 i > J J'lTV ' JF.V.f Nos-401' 4 ° s & 405
_ 1 IKK ATHNbiN * sM 1 iVf
It-fS a weJl-tndivn fact that most of the
} rfc'andCatlJeJ'6Vtdrsoia inihis , cotin-
" '
I try is" worthless t that Shcndan's'Condi-
jtlon Pouder is absolutely pure andxiru Ill
Ivalipble. Nothing on J-Zarth ivill
j make hpns lay like Mieridan' *
Condition I'owcler. Dose , one teaspoonful to each pint of food. It will al o prevent and cure
C H O S P A IIo Cilolcrat * Sold even , w here , or sent M wall for
W"VJ"SI25 cents [ n stamps. Also furnished in larce cans , for
breeders * use , price $1.00 ; by mall , S1.20. Circulars sent FllEE. I. S. JOIINSOX Jt CO. , Boston , 3Iass.
