WHAT IS IT.
H A Pc tUci"co ThatVnk In Darkness
H A. DoMtructlon That Waster * at
H Noonday.
H Wo have published in our columns from
m timo to timo rfil'crenl ndvertisemouta in re-
w Card to IJrijht'B DieoiiBo and its cures.
B What is this tcrriblo discuso ?
H Wo have taken tlio trouble to mako an
B investigation from the best sources and we
H | give the results to our readers.
Hv What aatoiiislicfl us is thogeneral indiffor-
H { enco given to kidnoy disorders. Tiie kid-
Mi " \ neys do not sound tho alarm of their dis-
ML rased condition , o'-ing to tho fact that
B ) they have very few nerves , honco few bus-
K : pect that thero is any disease in them ,
jji Irritation , Inflammation , ulceration , sot
K in , and then the littlo tubes , of which tho
11 kidneys are full , aro destroyed and thrown
B off , and from this fact aro called tube casts.
As soon as this begins to take place it
B is only a question of how fast decomposi-
j tion goes on beforo the disease results fa-
K tally. If tho proper remedies are taken
B'j ' before final decomposition or waste of
D these tubes commences or becomes too far
B | advanced , that is the only and liiht chance
Bn for relief. It is at this point or before that
BJi Warner's safe cure proves so beneficial , "
BJ nnd may cure or stop tho wasting away of
B | tho kidneys if it has not advanced too far.
Bj The most remarkable thing of all our in-
Bf vestigntion is the fact that the patient
Bj with Uright's disease has no exclusive
Bj symptoms , but has tho symptoms of every
B\ common disease.
Hi First ho may possibly feel a dull pain in
K' liis back , generally upon one side , which
Bj doeH not debar him from his usual business
BJ routine. After a timo ho may begin to feel
Bj neuralgic pains , or have a slight attack of
Ej what he may call rheumatism , or head-
B | nche , with high or dark colored urine ; with
Bj an unpleasant sensation in its passage ,
H and arter standing Bhowing an unnatural
BJ condition. Later on , come tired feelings ,
Ej loss of ambition or vigor , or loss of or
13 failing eyesight , which is very common ,
B with a distressed condition of the stom-
| J ach. Any one of these symptoms is liable
B to occur.
B This , no doubt , accounts for tho proprie-
B tors of Warner's safe euro curing so many
m diseases. By regulating and building up
Hj tho kidneys , symptoms of general ill-
health disappear. They justly accuse the
U medical profession of treating tbe effects
I and not the cause. Finally , if this disor-
Hj der is neglected , the patient either dies of
BJ apoplexy , pueumoniu , heart disease , blood
Bj poiBon. consumption , or any other disease
Bj that the system is most subject to.
Bj It appears that Gen. Logan realized his
Hj condition , and "was well aware that his
BJ disease was of the kidney's , and expressed
M himself in indignant terms at the folly of
Bj the doctors in treatinghim for rheumatism
H when it was tho kidneys that caused his
Bj attacks. "
H We have no doubt that very many peo-
Bj pie in this country have the same trouble
jj as tho General , but little importance is
Bj nttached to this malady by the medical
fl profession because of their inability to
U [ cope with it , either in its first appearance
H or advanced condition.
There appears to be some one cause for
fit nearly every other ailment of the human
ff system , but up to the present time no one
I / has been able to fully account for this ter- .
B rible malady. We understand that the
Kj pcopleof Germany have become aware of its
IN fearful fatality , and have offered 400,000
Bj marks " (5100,000) ( ) to any one that can
mr eatibfactorily explain the cause.
R' Mrs. Gladstone is lady president of the
U Liberal league of Great Britain.
Bj Carter's Little Liver Pills will be found
| i an excellent remedy for sick-headache.
jj Thousands of letters from people who have
R' Ubed them prove this fact. Askyour drug-
S gist lor them.
| 1 A. G. Talbott , of Kentucky , wants the
Kj Austrian mission.
I' Tlronchltls Is cured by frequent small doses of
B1 Plso's Cure for Consumption.
W Barnum is being boomed for the presi-
W ddncy.
"Posterity vs. Ancestry.
It is no longer questioned , it is admit
ted , that the blood of man is improving.
f The children of to-day are better formed ,
\ have better muscle and richer minds than
I our ancestors. The cause of this fact is
i due more to the general use of Dr. Harter's
Iron Tonic than any other source.
Boys under 1G years 02 ago can no longer
buy tobacco at Grass Valley , Cal ,
For tlio Blood , Nerve *
And Complexion , use Cxhtek's Ikon Pills.
Buffalo Bill astonishes the east hv
\ drinking lemonade.
How to Gain FIcsli and Stren-jtls.
' Use after each meal Scott's E.molsion
\ -with Hypophosphites. It is as palatable
' as milk , and easily digested. The rapidity
j with which delicate people improve with its
{ 1 use is wonderful. Uao it and try .your
' weight. As a remedy for Consumption ,
Throat affections and Bronchitis , it is un-
equalcd. Please read : "I used Scott's
I Emulsion in a child eight months old with
good results. He gained four pounds in a
very short time. " Tuo. Piusi , 1L. D. , :
Alabama.
"Pion-Pion's" second son has renounced
bis Fiench citizenship in Tavor of Italy.
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When Bby was sick , wo gare her Cagttfria ,
\ "TThea thowas a Child , she cried for Castoria ,
When she became Miss , tho clang to Castoria ,
When the hid Children , she gave thsm Castoria ,
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Lord Churchill is bracing up for a dash
at English politics in the spring.
\ Gold mines
I are very uncertain pi operty ; for every pay
ing mine a hundred cxit that do not pay.
But if you write to llallett it Co. , Port-
, . land , Maine , you will receive , free , full par
ticulars about their new business , and
learn how some have made over SoO in a
! single day at it. You can live at home ,
* and earn from $5 to $25 and upwards per
day wherever you are located. Both t > exes ;
all aces. Capital not required ; you are
started free. Send your address , and all
will bo proved to you.
Prince Nicholas of Mingrelia. has the pole
' in the race for the Bulgnriun throne.
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1 EIIHoMnes , IMzzIno s , Naunea , Ktcr ,
Are relieved by Cakteii's Little Liver
' Pills.
f . Spurgeon , tne great London divine , suf-
t fers from gout.
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The mother of Gen. Lew Wallace is very
proud of her talented son. -
• 'Tho AVlndN of Heaven. "
If tho winds of heaven could becomo vis
ible to us , and if from somo standpoint fat
out in tho bluo wo could look down upon
them , wo should , no doubt , find some ol
our preconceived notions considerably
modified. That they would present u
spectaclo aublimo beyond conception goes
without saying , nnd though no doubt wild
and seemingly chaotic enough to bafllo the
eye of an archangle in an attempt to trace
out tho entire system of their motions , n
comprehensive view would yet perhaps
present more or regularity than we are
accustomed to assaciato with tho winds.
No doubt tho first thing that would strike
tho attention in such a survey would
bo , not the wild chaos of tho aerial
currents , but their orderly rythmical
motions. For instance , through
out tho tropics at ordinary times ,
thero is a morning and evening ebb and
flow of tho air as regular and as pro
nounced as tho ebb and flow of the ocean.
All consts there suck in a moist , refreshing
breeze from the sea in tho morning , and
breathe out again at night. To tho eye
that could detect this grand inhaling and
exhaling over the whole tropical earth ,
and could see also tho great trade winde
sweeping down from the poles to tho equa
tor in majestic currents hundreds of miles
wide , two mighty streams that meet in the
torrid zone , flow upwards and move back
in the upper atmosphere to the eye that
could discern this and the many other reg
ular and periodical currents , ns well as the
circular whirling of storms , and , possibly ,
the circular movements of storm centers
the most impressive fact of our atmos
pheric movements would not bo their capri
cious irregularity , their fitful uncertainty ,
but the sublime order and rhythm of the
winds. London Standard.
The Journalist's TrueMission. .
That journalist serves his country and
his party best who Bervcs his readers beat ,
and he can only serve his readers by tell
ing them the truth ns ho sees it , and not by
seeking to strain it to his argument , or , for
purposes of his own , to make irrcconcil-ii
able facts consist , or thinking ho is de
ceiving somebody to crouch , like tho os
trich , behind some rock , his whole body
exposed to view. He must be disinterest
ed ; and if he bo so , he will find in tho public
confidence ample compensation for any
sacrifices of personal ambition ho may
have made in declining office , the poli
tician's proper and sole vehicle of com
munication with tho people , and inter
course with public affairs. Louisville
Courier Journal.
Making ; Flannels Soft.
Tho following method of washing flan-
nels , if closely followed , will prove thor
oughly satisfactory : Make a good sud by
boiling a piece of ordinary yellow soap in
salt water ; wash out the flannel in this ,
scrubbing as hard as is needed to remove
the dirt , but taking care to rub no soap on
the goods. If it is not clean enough from
this wash repeat the process. Rinse out
in clear warm water. If the flannel is
white blue it , using a much larger amount
of bluing than would be required for cot
ton goods , as the flannel does not take the
color so readily. Hang tho garment to dry
in a , shady place , nnd while still damp iron
it. White flannels treated in this way will
not become as yellow as if washed in the
ordinary manner , nor will they thicken t-c
the disagreeable fabric they so often be
come. This method is especially good in
doing up babies' flannels , keeping them
soTt and preserving the blue white tint that
is so desirable. Detroit Tribune.
Mollio Garfield is receiving mnch social
attention in New York.
Senator Heagan , of Texas , is in his seven
tieth year.
Miss Cleveland admires Bismarck.
St. Jacobs Oil deadens pain and makes
the lame walk. Major Arnold , of the Occi
dental Hotel , San Francisco , Cal. , was
completely cured of rheumatism by its use
A Modest Tramp.
Tramp ( whose request for food had beeE
denied ) Well , ma'am , wouki you let mc
sleep in the ten acre lot back of the barni !
I won't make any noise ?
Woman Ye es , I don't mind .lettin' ye do
that.
Tramp ( appealingly- ) , one ihius
more , ma'am , before I say good night.
Would you have me called at seven sharp ?
I w ant to catch the limitedcattle traJD
west. [ New York Sun.
When irritation of the throat causes a
tickling cough , use Red Star Cough. Cure ,
which will effect immediate and permanent
relief. One of Brooklyn's Bosmd of Health
officers n-commends it as purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless. Price , 25ents.
Hewitt on Strikes.
Mayor Hewitt , of New York , 5a suffering
bodily ailment , but he is strong enough to
write : "I do not believe that the people ol
this country , especially the intelligent
workingmen , whose right to organize foi
mutual advantage no one denies , will con
tinue long to submit themselves to the in
tolerable oppression of strikes and boy
cotts and inability to earn their daily
bread by the will of a secret body , whos
mandates are given without explauatioc
and from whose orders there seems to hi
no appeal. " The evil is working its owd
cure. Mayor Hewitt and other official ?
have simply to see that there is no vio
lence or intimidation. If they neglect dutj
on this point , their talking is an insult tc
the labor which is ready to put its hand *
to work. If they do their duty in tiii *
simple matter little talk will be needed.
[ Galveston News.
I suffered for two weeks with ' • neuralgia'
of the Tace , and procured immediate reiie
by using Salvation Oil.
Mrs. WM. C. BALD.
433 N. Carey St. , Balto. , Md.
Mrs. Cleveland is being compared tc
Queen Louisa of Prussia.
PniCKLY Asu Bittens is an unfailing curt
for all diseases originating in biliary de
rangements caused by the malaria of mias
matic countries. No other medicine now
on sale will so effectually remove the dis
tuibing elements , and at the same timi
tone up the system. It is sure and safo it
its action.
There is a machine out for making finge.
nails almond Bhaped.
The Omaha Typj foundry can furnisr
new newspaper outfits on short notica
Prices bame as in Chicago and freight
already paid to Omaha.
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WHAT SAILORS EAT. |
A Diet Mado Up .Larcoly of "Salt
Horse" Tlio ! Luaury of a Frcsu-
risli Dinner.
Perhaps some of tho young admirers
of a "life 011 tho ocean wave" would
like to know how they fared aboard
ship. There is no mother's pantry to
visit. Each sailor furnishes his own
tin plate , collee-cup , and knife and
fork , Ho has no table , with chairs
placed for his .convenience. V/hcn
"grub" is ready Jo bo served the cook
gives tho signal. A sailor comes and
receives a pan of bread ; another takes
a pan of beef , the third takes the largo
coffee-pot , with hash or potatoes as the
cook chooses. The bill of fare is fixed
by law. At the beginning of the voy
age the captain calls his crew aft and
inquires if there are any who wish to
havo their food weighed They always
prefer to eat as much as they can
"stow away. "
The sailors eat in the forecastle. If
they are disposed , they can rig them
selves a table ; otherwise they must sit
around on trunks or the deck in rough
weather , and take their rations. The
oilieers eat with the captain in the cab
in , where a table is set and furnished as
at home. A rack is used in rough
weather to keep the dishes from danc
ing If there is a good cook on board
everything goes well , but an unskilled
cook makes all hands miserable.
During rough weather passengers do
not attempt to sit at the table , but take
whatever the } ' require in their hands '
and eat the best way they can. One
day a sailor was eating his rations dur
ing rough weather , when the ship gave
a lurch and a piece of beef went gal
loping across the deck. The sador
raised his fork , and making a dash at
the beef , shouted : "Slop that horse. "
Tho sailors called their beef "salt"
horse. " The story which they tell is
this : ' 'One voyage , when the beef was
particularly tough , a horseshoe was
found in the bottom of the beef barrel ,
whereupon one of the sailors got up the
following rhyme :
"Old hor. eoltl horse , w hat brought you here ?
"From Saccarap to Portland pier ,
I was dmgtring lumber for many a year ,
I was kicked and cuffed with sore abuse
And salted doun for sailors' use ;
lietweeu the mainmast and the pumps
I was salted down in great bisr chunls ;
They hauled me out and picked my bones ,
Then shove me over to Davy Jones. "
The captain of a sailing ship was ask
ed by his wife if she couldn't give the
sailors a good dinner. He replied that
ho was affraid it would make them
saucShe finally prevailed. A fine
turkey was procured from shore and
given to the cook , who served it up in
good order and gave it to the sailors.
One gave a scrutinizing look and ex
claimed : "What is this old bird doing
here ? " Another said : "I wonder how
old it is ? Mast have died of old age. "
The third remarked that if it had been
good for anything they would have
kept it in tho cabin. They finalby hove
it overboard and made a dinner of "salt
horse. " The captain's wife , after that ,
never meddled with her husband's
housekeeping.
Sometimes a dolphin is caught , and ,
as you watch the dying colors of blue
and gold , as he writhes upon the deck ,
visions of savory chowder and fresh
fried fish pass before von.
With what an important air the cook
comes into the cabin and asks for a
piece of silver , which he puts into the
frying-pan with the sputtering fish. If
the silver turns black he cous dors the
fish to have been poisoned. lie says
they sometimes eat copper from the
bottom of a ship or from copper banks.
How anxiously we await the test those
on shore , whose thoughts are filled with
politics , the temperance question and di
vorce cases can never know. The silver
is usually found to be bright and shining ,
and the luxury * of a fresh-fish dinner is
enjoyed with unadulterated happiness.
Often a porpoise is harpooned , and
then there is great excitement. The
liver and heart taste similar to those of
a hog , but one must be exceedingly
hungry to enjoy the .meat. It has one
virtue that of being fresh. The oil is
usually saved , being quite valuable.
That found in the head is much esteem
ed for oiling clocks , etc When a Span
ish mackerel is caught a savory dinner
may be expected.
Sometimes thousands of flying fish
dart from the water on all sides of the
ship , and , spreading : their gauze wings ,
Qy for a few seconds above the water ,
while we are tempted to exclaim :
Fish , fish all around ,
And not one mouthful to eat
for , although they are most delicate
eating , it is impdssible to catch them at
sea. Often during the night one flies
on board. On the island of Barbadoes
the fishermen are very successful in
Hatching these fish , and a meal of boned
flying fish , is worth eating.
During severe storms the cook has
many trials trying to serve his meals.
In carrying the dinner from the galley
to the cabin he is sometimes struck by
a heavy sea , the basket washed from
his grasp , the dinner and dishes
wrecked. On one occasion the cook of
a bark was struck by a sea and washed
overbora-d. dinner , basket , and all. It
was beyond the power of his shipmates
to save him. Worcester Spy.
Patti's Toilet
A peculiarity in connection with Mme.
Patti's toilet has been revealed. It ap
pears that when the diva goes to her
bath , which she takes about 5 o'clock
Dn the evening she is to sing , she never
allowcs the water to touch her neck
and face , although the rest of her body
is religiously immersed. She has a
singular theorV that hot or could water
produces wrinkles , and it is certainly
some sort of proof , that her theory is
3orrect , that , in spite of be ng consid-
arably over 40 years of age. there is
not a wrinkle visible on her neck ,
throat or face. Of course she insists
that she keeps equally clean by means
of cold cream , which she uses in copi
ous quantities , generally spreading it
on her face and nei-k , and leaving it
tl/ere while her maid goes through the
hair-dreysing process , often a period of
an hour or so. Then the cold cream is
taken off very carefully with a towel ,
and Mme. Patti considers herself wash
ed. Xew York Mail and Express.
i
, Nym Crinkle says wo havo morphine girl- *
* ho use this drug todrown. mental trouble ;
belladonna girls who employ this powerful
herb to dilate the pupil and give brightness
to tho eyes ; the arsenic girl who employs
this mineral to improve her complexion :
the nitrate of silver girls who apply this
poisonous wash to tho hair to obliterate
gray baits ; and tho nicotine girl who
smokes her cigarettes privately because
she enjoys tho habit. Nym Crinkle is right
so far as tho girls are concerned , but how
is it about the men ? [ Fibm Dr. Foote's
Health Monthly.
Uncertainty may attend businoss von-
tiires and enterprises but it never attends
the prompt administration of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. Price U. > cents.
"Sitting on ice" is a theatrical phrase
for a houso that does not applaud.
Johnny' * Composition on Medicine.
"There Is two kinds of medicine besides
the kind you Hub On and the first kind is
the Soft Kind which you take with a spoon
while A man holds your Head ami you
kick and Higgle some because it Tastes so
and the other kind is the Hard kind which
is called Pil.s and it is the hardest of the
whole because it is so hard to go Down
but it does not make any Di'feienro wnich
kind you Tako when you get it Took you
wish you Had not for it makes quite a
Bow in your stomach and Iliots Around. "
Evidently Johnny's experienco in medi
cine does not include Dr. Pierce's "Pleas
ant Piinrativp Pellets , " which aro easy to
take and do their woik quietlyand calmly.
Neither does it include in tho way of "Soft
Medicine" Dr. Piojce's "Golden Medical
Discovery , " which though poweiful to cure
all ihronic derangements of tho liver and
blood , is pleasant to the taste and agree
able in its effects. Uncqnaled as a remedy
for all scrofulous diseases , pimples ,
blotches , eruptions , ulcers , swolled glands ,
! goitre or thick neck , fever-sores and hip-
1 joint diseases.
I The telephone operator has a perpetual
holler day. [ X. Y. Telegram.
"Golden Medical Discovery" will notcure
a person whose lungs ae aim > st wasted ,
lint it is an unfailing remedy for consump
tion if taken in time. All dj-uggists.
It is 5 cents to go down the toboggan.
Going up is ascent. [ Philadelphia Call.
Don't hawk , hawk , and blow , blow , dis
gusting everybody , but use Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Eemedy.
Marrying by proxy is what may bo called
a proxy-mate bliss.
"Brown's Bkoxchial Titocuns" are wide
ly known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis. Hoarseness , Coughs and Throat
troubles. Sold only in boxes. Price 23
cents.
Three hundred divorces wero granted in
one day recently in Paris.
The Omaha Type foundry can furnish
new newspaper outfits on short notice.
Prices same as in Chicago and freight
nheady paid to Omaha.
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\ < fei * ! vBI'00D : LI' ; EE > BT0M-
\iffig2 \ G3g ACH , KIDNEYS.EOW-
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F ] < (2VL - " -Ti Blood , Invigorates and
| | I ASHACleanses ; the System.
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ForFcmalo Complaint * and WeaZniMiu
EoecnicoaiaoarIettftEulepopnatIas.
It win euro entirely the worst form of Female Com-
TJliiats , all Ovcnaa troubles , Inflannaatioa and TJ1-
ceratio-i. Palling and Displacements , and tho conse
quent Spinal weakness , and is particularly adapted
to tho Chance of Life.
It trill dissolvo and expel tumors from tho Uterus in
an carlyEfcge of development. "The tendency tocancer-
Su3 hnmoi3 there ia checked very speedily by ita use.
It removes faintness , flatulency , destroys all cravin ?
for stimulants , and relievos neatness of the stomach.
It cures Bloating. Headaches. Nervous rrosti-ation. Gen
eral Debility , Sleeplessness , Depression and IndiTsticn.
Tlutf feeling of bearing down , causing pain , weight and
backache , is always permanently curedbyitsuse. ItwiU
at all times and under all circumstances act in harmony
withtho laws that govern tho Female system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either fcx thfs
Compound 13 unsurpassed. Price gl. Sir bottles for 5.
No family should bo without LYDIA E. PIXKIIAM'S
LTTEB PILLS. They euro constipation , biliousness and
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Inhaler anl bv continued u-e effect a cure , batls-
faction guarantted or money refunded. It lavts from
six menths to one year. Price 50 cents ; by mail or at
druggist. Circulars mailed on application.
H. P. CUSHMAN , Thre Rivers , Mich.
W. N. U.7 Omaha - 352-10
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remedy km > n forlSlieiimatlsm.I'leurNr. Ncuri cl.i.
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anil gre * y Falte1 * . Ilntiueu's anil lo'lom. are .il.so
lutely useless , lieware of Imitations uuilerslmll.tr
founding name ? , mu-Ii as "C.ip-Icum. " ' Catmeln. '
"Cipsiclne. " s tliev arc utterly worthless irul In
tended to deceive. Askfoi.He.vson's VNIITaKENO
otiikki All drug'Hts. . SEAliUIU & JOHNSON ,
Proprletora. Xevr York.
One agent ( Merchant only ) wanted In every town for
Your "TanniU's Punch" 5c thjar pivos
sjenuine satisfaction , bub competition heic-
is very prent. I think after awhile I shall
he nble to sell more of them.
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XS gpsP Engravings. Ifc&tSEKD M ?
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- SSfe lli 1'kt * 3c Cheap as dirt by T V
5 2Mi'T" oz. it lb. 10001)0 ) phts. new ff
sortsdividetlTTlWto Customers. I give 'J
away more than some linns sell. Send for my
Catalogue. K. U. Sliumwuy , Itockfuril , JI .
jSaThe oldest medicine li the world Is probably B" &
u „ Dr. Isaac Thomoson's 1WJ
This article H a carefully prepared PhysloUn's pre-
pcriptlon , and has heeninconKtantusencarl/acentu-
rv , and notwithstanding the many other preparations
that have been Introduced into the marfcet. tlie sula
of this artlfle is constantly Increasing. If the direc
tions are fallowed It will ncer fail. We particularly
Invite the attention of physicians to Itsmerltf.
JOHN L , THOMPSON. SONS & CO. . TKOV. ? * . Y-
i YSthe FREIGHT
Ton M'acon Scalef ,
n Lew , Suel I'eirlnrJ. Bra r
reBeuaaa'l Beiri Boi rr
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FTerr size Scale. For fr-c price list
mention thi paper aud address
JQHES OF BINGHAMTQH ,
lUNGIIAIUTON , N. Y.
KSJaEwaBi AGoodPianoforsi.97.50
3 Qfuluy y AOooiiOiir.uifor U'JOO
Write for Catalogue of lf > CKNT MUSIC , con.
tainlng names of l&D pieces of late and popular music-
Address , HUYETT BROS. ,
St. Josopli , Missouri.
rrfThe largest and oldest Music House on the ilU-
sourl Iiler.
(5 ( ° P < F& IOWA SEEDS are THE BEST.
Bka B 3 'Jmn/jtete Oanlen Umde and
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SW li B if km Illustrated Catalogue of Garden
fS3 ESS Its' ' ' Oras anil Field Seeds , Plant's ,
Bulb , Garden Tools Sew Varieties of Potatoes etc.etc.
mallei Free. General agents for Strow bruise Broad
cast Sower. AddreIOWA SEED CO. , Whole
sale and Retail Seeduien , Des Moines , Iowa.
Fruit" , Trees and Plants for the Northwest. Home
Grown Healthy , CHKA I * . CataI > Kue and price hs-t
i'ltEE. C. I * . WATKOUS , Des Moines , Iowa.
® m mm HP Mill
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H MILOaSl'EVE-NS "j
CO. . PXSiSION ATTOIUiBIH. CHICaGO , ILL.
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W * [ jj fluoas Hair , Kirth Jtarlvt , JIoe ! , V. 'arts
i ik ji'SMoth , Freckles , lied Jio p , Acne , Black
J&SyCi/l&ii ? Heads. Scarx , Pitting and their treatment.
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i-u iu iam tti m f'resli. Keliable ; Wholesale at
Hetail. Free by mail at * e and
5j vm Ka E3 HL > \
Offl Stl EL8 ii in SIcts. per lar > ; e pack. ee. .Mam-
3 * " SKa EM vml "Jy moth Seed Farms. One Acre of
.lass ! Beautiful Illustrated Catalogue FICJCK.
I \V. Buckbee. Itockford Seed Iarm , Itockford , ill
E WAMT YOU ! % ? * $ & % &
profitabla employment to represent us in every
county. Salary 575 per month and expenses , or a
iarfro commission on sales if preferred. Goods staple.
Svervonebuvs. Outfit and particulars Frre.
STANDARD SILVERWARE CO. . BOSTON , MASS.
f3/3rflfcffUBHHE-OPlUrV / ! ] ECablt Painlessly
aCTHlBlr" 'Cured at Home. Treatment
5wntlHB ent on trial and NO PAY asked
8mm until you tre benellted. Terms Iow
B Q ti Humane Scruedy Co. , Z.aFayettc. I id.
MTftFr.EiirtrANN . soiled
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? to $8 a day. Samples worth 31.50 FRnE. Lines
$1 % not under tue horse * * feet. Writ * Brewster
% 0 Safety Rein Holder Co. , Holly , Mich.
AGENTS WANTED J & SS\V \ $ & % ; &
terms & circulars address Natiosal Pun Co. Chicago
HffllT2 0RNAMEHTALTBEESf 8RAPE VINES
OR APTSTTKIXG IX THE NURSERY X.HVE , without first writlnc
forocr valuable FREE Catalogue , the I 21 LARGE CREEKHOUSES
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BEST wacver issued , containing the Barest Seir and 33d YEAR 700 arPF9
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Choict.toid. THE STORKS & HABRaSQiq CO/PilM Mfo :
Why did the Women
of this country use over thirteen million cakes of
Procter & Gamble's Lenox Soap in 18S6 ?
Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.
"Wizard oil " ? i | |
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Havo boon enjoyed hy cltlicns of erery town arxl J | ! |
city In tho U. S. Marvelou * Cures Iriru lut-n wit- * , At
nosscd by thousnnds of iicoplc , who tan testify t > - 'II
THZ WONDCItFDL HEAI.IN'O I'OWJUt Of | jjl
ia li s Wizard ! OIL t II
Neuralgia , Toothache , Headache , Earache , . . i I
Catarrh , Croup , Soro Throat , > II
Lamo Back , Stiff Joints , Contracted Cords 4 11
RHEUMATISM , I | |
Sprains , Bruises , Burns , Fever Soresv II
Wounds , Old Sores , Chilblains , Frost f I
Biles , Sore Nipples , Caked Breasts , and II
All Aches and Pains , - 11
are quickly relipvert by thin mnclcal remc < ly. Try It II
onco mid you will never bo without It. K ir alu by SI
Drucclsts. l'rloi.fiOc. . OurSoSO IKiok fn-o tool ! _
Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY , CHICAGO. II
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thyronipleiion. Frequent attfnipt at counUrtoU- H
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uot experiment : ct tLo OniaiNAL AND Brsr. / "
4 Dr. HARTER'S LIVER PILLS V f
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ti Itridcohf. Hnmplo Dooo and l ream BooUB' | "H
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Address : BR. HABTEB , Medical Co. , St.Loofc I
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Stud Itooksof Fraiutand Amciica. V. guarantee all j H
Stock Hivulcrs ju'.t an repre > cutcd. Srnd. tor catalogna H
Number 5 frre. Addles ; . H
AVERY & COLEWAW , Props.
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voice. One bottle olXj P M SsM ,
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work. Jfivoice i an / t' 1
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NEWSPAPER OUTFITS II
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Oinalia. at C'Jiica o Prices. M
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Omaha , Nob. 12th and Howard. H
FQTFRRPnfllf steel
Leadinff Mos. : 14,048.130,135 , 333,161. I
For Sale by all Stationers.
THE ESTERDROOK STEEL PEN CO. ,
VTorka : Camdea , y. J. 26 John St. , Hey Ycric
WEAK , KERVeyS PEOPLE. " I
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In eTery Jn State In the L'nion have t en cured. * B
Kleetrlel - S-fSty instantly felt Pa'eniedand * old 111 "H
yean V. 'hole family can wear same belt. Eleetrlc H
f-u pen orlc frit ; with male belts. Ai old worthless im- * H
Itations anil bogus companieElectric 'fro.wi far H
" "upture. 700 cured in'SS. iced stamoforp mpbiru * H
Da. W.J. HOBNE , IHVEHTOR , 131 WABASH AV. , CHlCACfU
w Plao'i IteraAdy tor Catarrh la tho Ffi M
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