t
In this isspo will ua seen the double coH
wmn adyertbement of the LINCOLN MEDI
CAL. INSTITUTE AND WATEH CuitE. We take
pleasure in calling the reader's atteution
to it as it is an institution worthy the pa
tronage of the public. It was visited last
week by our general agent who found it iu
the most complete workingorder. Theinsti-
tute is founded on the most lib
eral plan , medically speaking , as they
employ m the treatment ol chronic diseases
all good remedial agents. ThOjbuilding con
tains fifty-six rooms besides parlors and of
fices , and is thoroughly equipped with all
kinds of modern apparatus. Their Bath
department is very complete , and they are
giving their patients great benefit from the
mode of treatment. In tho Institute skilled
nurses are employed , who are skilled iu the
art of Massage , which is said by those who
havo tried it to be of great power in
the management of diseases which1
have resisted other methods. They
have also 'introduced for tho first time
west of Chicago .the SWEDISH MOVEMENT
CORE , and its power in combatting disease
ts wonderful. Tho Institute is corporated
and has the hearty co-operation of the
city of Lincoln and the State. All patients
treated board and room in the Institute
building , and their accommodations in this
respect are very complete. A large number
of invalids , suffering from Piles , Hernia ,
Catarrh , Disease of the Eye and Ear , De
formities of the Feet , etc. , are now there
being treated. The staff are all gentlemen
of acknowledged ability and will , in our
opinion , do for their patients allthatcould
be done.
Educate Your Daughters.
The Sisters of Charity of the B. V. M. .
have recently established an Academy
for the special instruction of young la
dies. Beautifully and healthfully loca
ted one-fourth of a mile west of Des
Moines upon Greenwood Avenue in the
delightful suburb of Greenwood Park. '
Are now ready for the reception of.
young ladies. Parents and guardians
may rest assured that every effort will
be directed to the Physical , Mental and
Moral improvement of those confided ,
to their care. All the branches of ai
'
thorough English and classical educa- ,
tion , French and German , Plain and.
Fancy needle-work , Painting andMu-I
sic , are taught by a Faculty of compe- '
tent teachers. Pupils may pursue ai
special course. Minim Department for
the care and training of girls under !
eleven years of age. The most scrupu- '
lous attention will be given ; and it will ,
be the object of the Faculty to give
them a proper Elementary instruction
on preparatory for entering the Junior
department. Fall term opens Mondav- "
September 7th , 1885. . >
For full particulars and terms , ad
dress
SISTER SUPERIOR ST. JOSEPH
ACADEMY , 517 West Sixth St. .
DES MOINES , IOWA. .
CURES
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
Store TIi rontSTrcllIncr .SpraIn , Brtilses ,
Barns , Scalds , Frost Bites ,
ASD All , OTHER BODILY I1 A153 AKD ACHES.
DraesUtamnd Dealers everywhere. FlfljCeataaboUle.
Direction ! , la 11 Lnucnages.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELEU CO.
IaA.TCXJELZBCO. ) Baltimore. 1UL , T. 8. A.
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BITTERS.
H IS 'i ' i-J HI
BLOOD PURIFIER 8 HEALTH RESTORER.
It never fails to < Jo its work in cases o Mala-
rla. Biliousness , Constipation , Head
ache , loss of Appetite and Sleep , Nervous
Debility , Wenralgia , and all Female
Complaints. Hops & JIalt Bitters fa a Vege
table Compound. It is a medicine not a Bar *
room Drink. It differs -widely as does
day and night from the tbousand-and-one
Mixtures of vilewhisky flavored with ;
nromatics. Hops & Malt Bitters is recom
mended by Physicians , ministers and
Nurses as being the Best Family Medicine ev r
compounded. Anyvoman orchlldcantakeiti
"From my knowledge of its ingredients , under
no circumstances can it injure any oneusin _ { * it.
It contains no mineral or other deleterious sub
stance. Possessing real merits , the remedy ii
Hie only Genuine ore manufactured by the
HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO. . Detroit , Mich.
r "Yes yon are billons. Justgetaborof
ieai-8 Indian Vegetable Pills ; they Trillcureyou. "
FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. '
Bilionj Complaints are caused by torpidity , -
ceration of tho liver ; w *
'coat ' eppetlte Irreg-
trowa or w . _ to the tongue
* k a vTrllt
.
are one of the , Tery best
any form of these tronhles , and
rinertar reliere the sufferer. ' They are purely
0 ! LAf.
DUMESTIC
Corn Fritters Grato tv/clvo cars o
corn , scrapinp ; the ears with a silve
knife , so thut all the milk may bo re
moved. Mix the pulp with three eggs
and one teacupful of flour. Fry m
hot drippings.
OE.O ounce oil of lavendar mixec
with one quart of water or alcohp
and sprinkled about a room will ru
it of flies. One who knows , says tha
four applications at intervals will be
sufficient to drive away a host.
Fruit has taken the place of flowers
in basket decoration. . Waste papei
baskets are ornamented with bows
and ends of wide satin ribbon , among
which arc placed plumbs , peaches ,
grapes and other fruit , with bunches
of grasses or wheat.
lon't fresco walls or ceilincFres
co painting is very well for largo halls
or grand salons , but the effect is not
good for domestic rooms. Color on
the walls m this way is sure to be in
conflict with whatever color may be
brought in , whether in pictures , fur
niture , hangings , or decorative ob
jects.
Roman Punch Grato tho yellow
rnd of four lemons and two oranges
xipon two pounds of loaf sugar.
Squeeze the juice of the lemons and
oranges , cover it and let it stand until
the next day. Strain ifc through a
sieve , mix with the sugar ; add a bot
tle of champagne and the whites of
eight eggs beaten to a stiff froth. It
may bo frozen or not as desired.
Don't put high colors on your walls
or in your carpets or tapestry and.
very little of it anywhere else. Wall
paper must be quiet in tone if you de-
siro to produce a pleasant effect. Pic
tures can not look well if hung against
loud patterns or positive colors ; your
bric-a-brac is sure to be ineffective
and tasteless if its designs are con
fused with the designs and colors
against which it is placed.
Potted chicken will keep suffi
ciently long for any ordinary jour
ney and is an agreeable relish. Cut
ail the meat from a roasted fowl , and
mince it very tine with two slices of
boiled ham. Mix this to a paste with
a quarter of a pound of the best but
ter , addins ; salt and pepper to the
taste. Pack in jam jars and cover
with a little molted butter and cover
closely. It will keep for ten da\-s in
the ice chest.
Scalloped clams are a nice entree ,
and are also good for breakfast. Chop
the clams fine and season them with
a littio pepper. Mix spine powdered
cracker with a little warm milk , two
well beaten eggs and a little melted
butter ; then add the minced clamg ,
mixing thoroughly. Bake in buttered
scallop shells , or , if you have net
these , in buttered patty pans or largo
clam shells that have been thoroughly
cleansed.
Salt eggs are a Saxon dish. Tho
descendants of the "Halloren "
, an an
cient Saxon tribe , even at the present
day bring as an offering to the court
at Dresden salt eggs , larks and salt
cucumbers. The eggs should be
boiled until they are perfectly hard ;
then crack the shell in tiny pieces
and lay the eggs in brine strong
enough to iloat them. Let them re
main in this for twenty-four hours.
Remove tho shells and serve.
Mutton pie makes a welcome dish
for the children's dinner ; cold roast
or boiled mutton should be used for
this purpose. Trim off nearly all the
fat , cut the loan meat in small pieces
and put them in a pudding dish ; if
you have any gravy or stock pour
that over theui ; put in a little butter
and season with pepper and salt and
a little parsley chopped fine ; cover
the top with a thick paste , made just
as you make baking powder biscuits ;
brown nicely in the oven.
An excellent tomato soup is made
in this way. It is so simple , and re-
quiers so little skill in its preparation ,
that it will prove acceptable to many :
One quart of stewed tomatoes , strain
ed so that no seeds remain ; add a
generous quart of boiling milk ; put a
piece of butter tho size of'an egg in
the tureen ; add two tablespooufuls of
rolled crackers , and salt and pepper
to taste. Pour over this the boiling
milk , then add the strained tomatoes ;
mix thoroughly and quickly and
serve.
Rich wifles are mado by this re
cipe : Make a thin paste of eight
ounces of flour , six ounces of pulver
ized sugar , two eggs , a little essence
to taste , half a liquor glass of brandy
or rum and some milk. Warm and
butter both sides of waffle iron , put
some of the paste in it , close gently ,
set it on the fire and turn it over to
lieat both sides equally. It takes
tiardly a minute to brown with a good
fire. When baked , dust with pow
dered sugar and serve warm or cold ,
according to taste.
Tho Eeasoa Why.
Flipkins came down to the olub last
night with a great problem weighing
on his mind.
"If I should stand on my head , " said
ie , coming up to the boys with the air
of a man who has a poser , "if I stand
on my head , the blood all rushes into
my head , don't it ? "
No one ventured to contradict him.
"Now , " continued hp , triumphantly ,
"when I stand on my feet , why don't
the blood all rush into my feet ? "
"Because , " replied Miss Coshannig-
in's brother , "because , Flipkins , your
: eet are not empty. ' *
The boys all laughed , but Fliptins
said he couldn't see any joke. Lynn
Union.
A Disappointed ilau.
Pat O'Rafferty and Mike Donovan
were employed on the roof of a twelve
story New York house in process of
erection. O'Rafferty bet Donovan a
dollar that tho latter could not , with a
hod of brick on his shoulder , walk
along the slippery edge of the wall of
; he building , about seventy 'feet from
; he ground , without falling ; . Donovan
won the bet , but that he did not fall
and break his neck was a marvel.
"So I won the bet , " remarked Don-
rvan , after he had accomplished the
) erilou5 feat.
"Yes , I've lost , " was the reply ;
"but once or twice , when yer foot
slipped , I was in great hopes. "
Texas Sif tings.
.
MODERN EDUCATION.
The demand of to-day is for practical
knowledge rather than for. general informa
tion. A man must not expect that tho
world will hold him in much esteem or pay
him liberally for living unless he can do
something it wants done. It has nearly for
gotten Mezzofanti , who spoke fifty-six lan
guages fluently and understood sixty-four
more , while Pulton , Stephensonand Morse ,
who perfected their several inventions while
he lived , are as well known and asliighly
honored as when theirinverjtions were first
introduced. In this progressive age the
world expects that a man will specially pre
pare himself for whatever vocation he
chooses ; it has no patience with bunglers ,
and it considers a blunder almost as bad
as a crime. Further , the demand for
trained talent has become so great yet
withal so exacting , that the old plan of the
doctors , the lawyers , and the business men
educating their successors and assistants
in their offices has almost disappeared , be
cause a young man can be prepared so
much better and quicker in the schools. By
th's method valuable time is saved , and
no one suffers from the beginner's
mistakes. To illustrate the two methods
let us compare the way business men in the
past were educated and the way they are
educated to-day. By the old plan , the
young man when he entered the office
usually wrote a slow cramped , hand , that
he perhaps succeeded in changing to a busi
ness hand in three or four years. He could
add from twenty-five to fifty figures per
minute , but soon tired , and then there was
no certainty that the results would be cor
rect. He had to be shown how to make out
the various business papers and how to re
cord each business transaction ; everything
hodidhad to becarefully looked overso that
for a long time he was a hindrance rather
than a help in the office. Now , by the new
plan , before he enters the office , he has
been trained in some school like theDaven-
port Business College , which is probably
the best business school in the country.
He writes a plain , rapid hand , and when
the correspondence of the firm is impor
tant he takes from dictation inshort-hand
as fast as one of the proprietors can talk ,
and prints his notes on the writing ma
chine. He has learned to read figures as
he would read words , and it tires him just
as little to do BO ; he C.IH add from two
hundred to fourhundredfiguresper minute ,
and make all other calculations with cor
responding rapidity.
"When he is required lo make out any
business paper or to record the results of a
business transaction , he does not need
to be told how to do it , for he has been
thoroughly instiucted already , first by the
ory , and afteward by practice.
In case the firm that employs him has a
private line by which confidential messages
are exchanged with correspondents in other
places , his school training is again of use ,
for he can send and receive messages with
the facility of an old operator.
This is only an illustration of the many
advantages of this special training , which
has almost revolutionized the old ideas in
regard to what constitutes an education.
THE DAVENPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE
fits young men to successfully conduct
their own business affairs or to give satis
faction when entrusted with the manage
ment of the affairs of others. It is pre
eminently the school that sends out expert
accountants. No other school develops
students equally well skilled in Rapid Cal
culation. No other school has a Busi-
nebs Practice course at once so varied ,
so extended , and that requires so much
thinking and original planning on the part
of its students.
The following are a few of the ad vantages
the scoool offers to its students : A course
in Bookkeeping that illustrates almost
every practical form of accounting. The
very best of instruction in Rapid Business
Writing. A course in Commercial Law and
in Political Economy" thatwill be of much
benefit in after life. Superior advantages
to those who ivish to learn Phonography ,
Type-Writing or Telegraphy. Pleasantand
commodious rooms , fitted with comfort
able and substantial furniture.
Catalogues and circulars may be ob
tained by addressing
DUNCAN & HAWKS ,
Davenport , Iowa.
The Care of the Hair.
The care of the hair is an important
branch of fashion at all times , though
often , fashion dictates an injudicious
treatment , and prescribes modes against
all rules of health and reason. Such
importance has been given to the hair
that some philosophers make the chig
non , coils and putt's the index of civili
zation , and show how eccentricity in
tiead dress and coiffure marks the Jeg-
redation of time. It is well understood
that masses of false hair injure nat
ural growth , but a freak of fashion
which seems harmless may be made
equally hurtful. This apparently inno
cent fashion is that of fluffine'ss and
lightness of the hair produced by con-
; inual washing. The best specialists on
treatment of the hair say that the hair
should be washed once in six weeks ,
and not oftcner , and that castile soap
and not borax , soda or any other dry-
ng material should be used. After
washing it is well to rub the scalp with
some reliable ointment. The natural
oil , which to some appears objectiona-
ale , is the life-giving ointment of the
lair and should not be destroyed. Dry
lair has a dead appearance , the ends
split and growth is retarded. The fine
comb is mose hurtful , but a soft brush ,
used judiciously , givesvigor to the
scalp and keeps it in a healthy condi-
; ion. The practice of cutting the ends
of the hair is useful , and can he accom
plished easily by braiding the hair and.
; hen cutting the ends. The care of the
hair is certainly as important as that
of teeth , but is much more neglected ,
rhe rules of its preservation are simple
and important. Vigorous brushing ,
Butting the ends when necessary , wasti
ng with castile soap once in six weeks ,
and the desirable avoidance of false
lair should preserve and strengthen
the hair , But if the hair comes out
and becomes lifeless and thin in. spite
of this treatment , the best remedy is to
seek a reliable specialist on scalp dis
eases , and to submit to thorough pro
fessional direction.
Our English Cousins.
LONDON. In a recent trade-mark
rait it was shown by sworn evidence
: hat over nine million bottles of St ,
Facobs Oil had been sold here during
the past few years. Leading chemists
iertify that the sale of this remedy ex-
2eeds that of all others ; and that it is
aeing recognized as the best pain-cure
3ver discovered. In serious rheuma
tism it has accomplished astonishing re-
jults.
The temperance question is arousing very
ntemperate argument in Texas.
The play's the thing ,
Wherein I'll reach the conscience of the
king. "
toid equally true is it that Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets" ( the original
jittle Liver Pills ) are the most effeitual
neaps that can be used to reach the seat
} f disease , cleansing the bowels and sys-
; em , and assisting nature in her recupera
tive work. By druggists.
Any Small Boy , With a Stick ,
can kill a tiger if the tiger happens to be
found when only a little cub. So consump
tion , that deadliest and most feared of dis
eases in this country , can assuredly be
conquered and destroyed if Dr. Pierce's
"Gulden Medical Discovery" be employed
early.
Since the year I860 twenty-one Canadi
ans have been honored with Knighthood.
The "Favorite Prescription" of Dr.
Pierce curef "female weakness" and kin
dred affections. By druggists. .
P. Marion Crawford , the novelist , is go
ing to run for congress.
Our young friend , C. L. Bane , has
just graduated from Elliott's Business
College , Burlington , la. , and has been ?
offered a fine position at an excellent
salary.
Sir John Lubbock is preparing a new
book on flowers , fruits and leaves.
The slmplpst and best regulator o the Dls-
order of Liver in tho world , are Carter's Llttld
Liver Pills. They jrive prompt relief in Sick1
Headache.Dizzincss , Nausea , &c. , prevent and ,
cure Constipation and Pilts ; remove Sallow- )
ness and Pimples from tho Complexion , and ;
are mild and penile in theif operation on thq
bowels. Carter's Litttlo Liver Pills are small )
and as easy to take as sugar. One pill a dose. '
Price 25 cents.
A Sample Box of Writing Pens Free.
For 5 two-cent stamps to pay postage , etc. , '
you can get a flno metallic box of beat as
sorted steel pens , one set elegant gold and sil
ver picture cards and copy or the Cultivator ,
and Housekeeper ; also 14 valuable ro- *
ceipts showing how to make best black writ-J
ing ink lor lOc a gallon , good and cheap nrtii
flcinl honey and 13 other formulas worth $5.00 !
to any one. This .offer Is made to introduce !
the pens and the Cultivator. Address the
Cultivator , Omaha , NeU.
Ex-Minister Minister Lowell is very fond
of taking long walks.
"ROUGH ON KATS. "
Clears oat rats , mice , roaches , flies , ants , bedbugs ,
skunks , chipmunks , gophers , loc. Druggists.
A plan is proposed to light weathervanes
by electricity.
Saoa time and money by using Stewart's Heat
ing Powder for cuts and sores on animals. Sold
eoergwhere. 75 and 50 cts. a box. Tru It.
Baron Tennyson is seventy-six years old
this month.
"KOTJHH OK CORNS. "
Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns. " loc. Qulcff ,
complete cure. Harder soft torus , wans , bunion * '
Whenever Sunset Cox smiles the Sultan
roars with laughter. " i
ETalford Suice. The most delicious relish In
the world. Palatable and healthy.
Gladstone lias an uncontrollable fear of
sea sick'ness.
For Dyspepsia , Indigestion , depression of
spirits and general debility , m their various forms ;
also as a preventh e against fever and ague and otner
Intermittent fe\ers , the "Ferro-Phosphorated Ellrlri
of Callsa\a" made by Caswcll , Hazard & Co. , Kev
York , and sold by all Druggists , Is the best tonic ; and
for patients i ecoverlng from fev er or other ilckneaj ,
It has no equal.
Maine produces $50,000 worth of blue
berries this year.
HEART PAINS.
Palpitation , Dropsical Swellings , Dizziness , Tn
digestion. Headache , Sleeplessness cured by "AVclls
IlcaliU RencwcjV ]
Farmers Try It ! '
Wells , Richardson & Go's. Improved But
ter Color will be found to be the only oil
color that will not become rancid. Test it
and you will prove it. It will not colorthe *
butter-milk ; it gives the brightest color of
any made , and is the strongest and there
fore the cheapest.
University of Notre toe ,
MAIX BUILDING.
The Elchty-Third Session will open Tuesday , Sept.
8th. Full courses In
Classics , Law , Sciences , Mathematics ,
Music.
A thoronph COMMERCIAL COURSE Is one of the
distinguishing features of the Institution.
Special adantages urc offered to students of the
Law '
>
fer boys under 13 , IB unique In design and In the com
pleteness of Its cqulpniLnts. Catalogues , gU Ing full
particularswill be sent free , by addressing
BET. T.E. 'WALSH , C.S. C.PBESIBEST ,
NO-TOE DAME. IKDIAXA.
The BUYERS' GUIDK Is
Issued Sept. and. March ,
each year. J$3f * 535G lages ,
8ixll } < iucheeivith over
3,5OO illustrations a
whole. Picture Gallery.
GIVES Wholesale Prices
direct to consumers on. all goods for
personal or family use. Tells how to
order , and gives exact cost of every
thing yon use , eat ) drinkwear , or
have fan with. These. INVAIiTTABIiI }
BOOKS contain information gleaned
from the markets of theworld. . IVc
will mail a copy FREE to any ad
dress upon receipt of 1O cts. to defray
expense of mailing. Let us hear from
yon. Respectfully ,
MONTGOPyiERY WARD &
227 & gSOWnbash Avenue. Chicago , lit. :
The Oldest Medicine the World
is probably ir. IsaacThompson's R
ELEBKATED EYE - WATE
This article Is n carefully prepared physician's pre-
icrlptlon , and has been In constant use for nearly a
century , and notwlthstandlncrthe many other prepar
ations that have been Introdii'-cn Into the market
the sale of this article Is conitantly Increasing. If ,
the uCrectlons are followed It will never fall. We
particularly Invlta the uttealloa of ph > slclans to Its
merits. Joiix L. THOMPSON , Soss & Co. . Troy , N.
§ 50 REWARD '
wtU be p M for oj Grain F .
of ume site thit emu clean mud
bag u moeh Grain er Strd In on *
dmj our Patent MONARCH
Grain and Seed Separator
and Duccer or onr Improre *
WareliDune MU1 with Eaumll.
ler which we ff r cheap. Ciren-
Ur and Price List milled free.
HEWARXHflCHIHECO. . .
Colunbnt , Olu .
A MONTH AND BOARD TO
, _ _ AGCIST.S for a MEW and complete
iffpFORANT
The World's greatest soldier , and the Nation's
most honored citiren Ixiw price. Knnltl Sales ,
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Diseases of Women.
l axlon If of cl , Omaha , Neb *
Wall Paper and "Window Shades
10 to 20 per cent cheaper than pool prices.
Samples Sent on Application.
T. J. Beard < 15 ro. , . Omaha <
IINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE i equip- Best
ped school In the West. Elegant rooms heated by
IBM steam. Able teachers. Cheap board. Addresi
for circulars : LlzxiBcrcoE & BOOSE , Lincoln , Net
I
f&EllllU Morphine Habit Cured In 10
If F 1 U M 1 ° 2,0 days. No pay till Cured !
VI II . .
w DE. J. faTtrnEss , Lebanon , Ohio.
cnrc. KoKmtn
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DISEASE BANISHED
Health Gained ,
Long Life Secured , "
BY USING
KIDNEY-WORT
It Purifies the Blood ,
It Cleanses the Liver ,
It Strengthens the Kidneys ,
It Regulates tio ! Bowels
TRUTHFUL TESTIMONY. '
' _ _ _ _ _ V
KIDNEY DISEASES.
"Isuffertd day and niaMirith Kidney troubles ? my
icater tnis chalky anil bloody , Icouhl get no relief from
doctors. Kidney-Wort cured rte. lam as mil as ever.
FRANK WILSOX Feabody ,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Ivxmld not be irith out Kidney-Wort { fit cost $10. It
cured myLiverand Kidney troubles qfter Ihdlo&t
all hope. SA3CLBODaE3WtlliamstoicnW.ra.
PILES ! PILES ! I
I steered for 12 years from Tiles , as none but those
'hat have been afflicted can realize. Kidney-Wort
pttclcly cured me. LY3TAN T. ASELt , Qeoryiii , Yt.
CONSTIPATION.
Iiras a great sufferer fro-n diseased Kidneys and
'Mis ' ttrribly constipated for years , lamnoioatsecen-
'V as well as rver I teas in my life and it is due
ilone to Kidney-Wort. C. P. SBOWJf , Wtttport , Y. T.
RHEUMATISM.
"Aftersiiffering for thirty years from Rheumatism
md kidney trouble , Kidney-Wort has er.tirely cured
ne. " ELBKIDaB XALCOLX West Bath , Jft.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
"Kidney-Wort has cured my wife after ttco years
ntfferlny and weakness , broutjf. t on by use of a Sew-
ny Machine. " JS. C. JC SUJ1MEF.LW , Sun IIRl , Ga.
FOR THE BLOOD.
"The p st year I have used Kidney-Wort more than
vcr , and tcith the best results. Take tt nil in all , it is
he most successful remedy I hatf ever used. " j *
Pinr.r.rp c. BALLOU,3I.D.MonMm , Vt.
MALARIA.
"Chronio IfaJarlafor yeiirs , irlth liver disease made
ne trish for death. A. European trip , doctors and\ \
nedicine didno good" until I used Kidney-Wort that
1URSD me. " EEXRY WARD ,
late Col. Nth Rcff. , N. a. 3. If. Y. , Jersey CltyN. J.
It acts at the same time on the KID-j
JEYS , LIVER and BOWELS stimulating !
hem to healthy action and keeping them
n perfect order. SoHbynUDrajflri , rrIee$1.00 |
Liquid or Dry. Tho latter can bo cent by moll.
WELLSrciCHARQSON&CO
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BURLINGTON , VERMONT , U.S.A. . )
JIonU.il , P. Q. . ud Lonion , BI"J.
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Bendf or Circulars. GEO. K. P.ATHBURK. Principal.
Tube Colors , We. dor. ; Sabla Hrtiihe * . Tc.
Bristles. 6c. up ; Plaquea. 7c np. Pallets , lee. ;
Artists' Easels , SOc. ; Artists' Boxes , 8L50 ; Panels ,
lOo. Oils. ISTe. : Cam a * . 75c : UoUl 1'alnt. 25c.
Koveltle-i and Trenton V.'are for Decorating. Frames
for Pictures in Gold. Plush. Oak nml Bronze. Samples
of moldiue. SOc dozen. Eend 2 cent .Stamp for Catalogue.
A. HOSPE , Omaha ,
KIPPER'S PASTILLES
KEMPER HALL ,
DAVENPORT , IOWA.
1 BOARDIXG SCnOOL of the highest class for
* BOYb. Thorotich Instruction. Careful discipline.
Sew buildings. Llefrant appointment" . Offers tho
idvantage of a Christian home toa limited number
if pupils.
Address the Head Mn ter.
A. Michigan Concern
[ From the Hochester Mornin ? Herald. ]
The following injunction has been ob
tained by the Hop Bitters Company , of
Rochester , X. Y. , against Collatinus D.
Warner , ol Heading , Michigan , prohibiting
him Irom manufacturingoraelling"QEnMAJf
HOP BITTERS. "
The President of the United States of America
to Cottatimu J ) . Warner , of JteaSiny , Jlfich. ,
his servants , workmen , salesmen and agents ,
and each and every of them :
Whereas , it hns been represented unto the
Justices of our Circuit Court , tbo Hon. Stan
ley Matthews , and the Hon. Henry B. Brown ,
at Detroit , within and Jor said district , sit
ting as a Court of Chancery , thatyou. Collati
ngs D. Warner , are manufacturing and soil-
Ing-a medicine named German Hop Bitters ,
in FRAUDULENT IMITATION Of the HOPBlTTKKS
inado and sold by complainant ; your said
I medicine beln& DEVISED , CALCULATED AND IN
TENDED TO MISLEAD the public into purchas
ing' such COUNTERFEIT such floods as tboman-
uf acturu of the complainant ;
We , therefore , in consideration of the
premises , do strictly ENJOIN you , the said
Collatlnus D. Warner and all and every the
persons before uaraed , FROM USING THE
WORDS "Hop BITTERS" on any iiulds con
tained in bottles so as to induce tno belief
that such fluids are mado by complainant ;
and further , from manufacturing , selllnfir or
offering for sale , any bitters or other iluids in
the bottles and with the labels , and in the
general form in which you were manufactur
ingand selling the bitters called by you Ger
man Hop Bitters , on the filing : of the bill ; or
in any other bottles , or with any other labels
contrived or designed to represent or Induce
the belief that tho bitters or iluids sold by you
are the goods of tho complainant , until the
further order of the court. * * *
Witness.
TbE HONORABLE MORRISON R. WATTE ,
, Chief Justice of the United States.
At Detroit , this fifteenth day of July , A. D.
1835. AValtor S. Harsha , Clerk.
- S. ]
Froifcitte the Swindlers ! ! !
I If when you call for Hop Bitters tho drug
gist hands out anythingbut "Hop BITTEIH "
i with a green cluster of Hops on white label.
1 shun that druggist as you would a viper ; and
if ho has taken your money for a bogus stuff.
Indict him for the fraud and sue him fordam-
uges for tho swindle , and wo Mil re wart ! you
liberally for the conviction.
See U. S. Court injunction neatest C. D.
Warner , Reading , Mich. , and all his salesmen ,
agents , druggists , and other imitators.
We Want 5OOO More BooX Agents to Sell
The Personal History of
Ti * t * ok embraces tb Geaer&l'i eotlrt military , elf II wrnc . uj
jffivLte cuter. wnJ U th noat c mpUt * aad rtlUbl * Lutarj cf him ex-
tint. A lirg * tudttne oet&io volume , uperblj' llltuuated
VTewtttt o * * * intla eTtrr Irmn4 Armr Pwt tad la every township. B.l
for full pmlouUra aaJ bVECMLTEHHSTO AGENTS. r irctu * ana < j
t one * br fradmr < & < u for ourtt. flltntfon this pipr 1 AdJrtit.
AIUEIUCAN PUBljTtiillNf : CO. , Hnrtford
.Boston * Chicago * Cincinnati or at.Louis ,
" Wholesale and Retail §
PU R N I T U RE
DEV/EY / & STONE , Omaha , Nab.
SAQ1T KATHABINE'S HALL-
DAVENTOKT , IOW.I .
AnO.VRDIXG SCHOOL FOR YOU2TG LADIES ,
Number of pupils limited to forty. Pleasantly !
pttuntcdon a bluff erlookinjr the JItsils-iIppI river.
Xcw bulldlnc" . bcautlfnlly furnished. Healthful1
location. A full corps of experienced teacher . K r
reglsteror particulars , address N. 1 * . IJICUAUUSOX.
Treasurer laenport , lovru.
Rev. P. C. "WOLCOTT , M. A. )
X 3ST C O ItT
Madica ! institute and Water Cure ! !
TUG LINCOLN MEDICAL INSTITUTE AXD TVATER CURE. Is owned , controlled , and manseed by a
omoany of phystlc'ans and surgeons trho hare bad years of eiperlencc as specialists in their reanectlx e de-
lartments. The building Is one block from the Capitol and on street car lines. It Is the larrest , mo t thor-
iu"hlv equipped , and conveniently arranged building In the West for tbc treatment of disease. It contains
Ifti-slx rooms for the accommodation ot patients , besides parlors , offices reading room , aod laboratory.
i\erythlng to make life pleasant and enjovablc during treatment 1m Been provided. For thu management
ure which has been so gratefully received by patients , both In Eun > j > e and America. In diseases of women
isreclnl department has heen proildcd. In the treatment of SI'IJ AL CDIJVATURE AND DEFORMITY
) F THE FEET ASI ) LIMBb. oar Institute offers special ad vantages. IM-eases of the EYE. EAR. THROAT.
i.KD NASAL CAVITIES are under the care of a specialist of J ears expertenre. nnd CATAKRli , that terrt-
ile disease. Is treated and permanently cured by an entirely new process. IIERXIA radically cured by a
iew operation , without pain or danger. PILES effectually and permanently cured , and Invite correapond-
CLiucoln Is noted for Its MINERAL T.'ATERS and hospitable citizens. It la easy of access from all
lolnts and will cost > ou nothing to \ Islt our Institute and learn Its workings. Circulars and reading matter
m special diseases sent free on application. Medicine sent to all parts of the country , after examination or
ithenvlsc by letter , when It cau be done satisfactorily. Members of the staff will. In special cases , Ylslt
latlents at their homes out of the city.
IHAS. S. HART , A.M , . M J ) . Surgery.
I.H. GARTEN , B.S. , M.D. Diseases of the Eye. Ear , Throat , and Nasal Cavities.
. E. REED , M.D. Diseases of Women and of the Nervous System.
. VANCE BEGliTOL , M.D. Diseases of the Chest. Skin , and Genlto-Urlnary Organs , and Physician la
Charse.
Address : Lincoln Medical Institute and "Water Cure , S. "W. Cor. 13th and K Sts. , Lincoln , Neb.
Mil be the Best and Largest ever Held.
UNCOIN NEB.
, . ,
Sept. 11-18 ,
FOR 1885.
*
NFORMATION
APPLY TO
W. FURNAS ,
Brownville , Neb.