THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY , MAY 30 , 1885.
AlQUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
'Bitters
ANSWERED.
thlnn ! " NVell , It rte n't. Hut It dn cnmanydlwiwj
f Jnlch a m'rra table phy-lcKn wmil.l P ci1bol
rhr lcl n recoirnlin Iron the \ > mt rratoriitlvo
( inert known to tlin profnuslon , and Inquiry of ny
ImdlnR chflmlenJ llrmwIllnubrtiinlUto tlmaMnrtlon
that there are more t tt > p r tlon of jrnn thin of any
other unbuUnoiuswl Inmodlclno lhl hnvr con-
elntlvely that Iron t" ackn < ra1odir ( > d to IH > the mnst
ImporUnt fActor In ccc flfnl medical tiractlco. It Is ,
howevnr. n rrnnirkul , 'o fiict. tbnt prior to the dlpoov *
SSS Ilifim'N'M rt ' .
1 K ( > lin'TIIHHnopyrfect.
Ij gattsfactory iron ct mblnitlon bad over been found ,
BROWN'S ' IRON BinERStosasSK
headache , or prodaco eon tlp tlon nil otlirrlron
mcdlclnrKilo.HUOWVHIKONIIITTIiltH
riirnnIndlKCRtlnnIJIliouHiic-n , WrnUnr- ,
Dynprpxliu .llnlnrln , ChllN nnd FOTITN ,
TlredFcrllnR.Ucncrnl Ilcbtlltytl'nln Inlho
Sldc nnrkcrIImliiIIcniliielioandNrurnl-
dn-for all thoeo ailment * Iron h proscribed dalb/ .
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mlnnlo Pko all nlhcr thoronKh mMlclnM , It act"
wowlr. When Ukon by m i the first urmptnm of
Innollt 1 Knowod onorCT. The mtmclei then bocnraa
flrmor , the dt piitlon Improvtn. tha IKIWPII uro active.
In v omen the effect l usually mnro rapid and marked.
The oypB lx > ( ( in at oncn to brlshton : the nkln clwirs
npt healthy color eomoH tfittio chocks t nervousnoKi
lusappnarat functional ilfranKnmontn Itecome r eu *
lar , and If a nnntlng motfapr. abundant Bustpnanco
In nnppllad f or thn rhilil. Ilemi > mb r Urown'B Iron
lllttoni lathe ONf < V Inm modlclno that Li not In *
jarioai.'Ayifefan * nn I Jtntgyi * ! * reramtnend It.
The Genuine has Trade Mark and eroded rot ] llnca
on wrapper. TAKK NCI OTIlliU.
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Romarknblo euro of a Horse
In the ( all of 1883 I hai a mlmblo horeo taken
with the pinkeye , resulting In blood po'son. After
nlno montha ol doctoring with all the remedies to bo
found In lioreo books , 1 despaired of a cure. His
right bind leg was as largo us a man'u body , and bad
OD It over forty running cores Ho was a most piti
able looking object At Utt I thought of Swift's
Sdociflc , an commenced to ese It I used fifteen
bottles. In Auffnst Install symptoms of tbo disease
dlesppoarcd There hmo been no algna of a return
and the horse has done a mulu's work on my farm
over plncc. JAB L. I'LHIIINO , Auguita , Oa.
January 0,1885.
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PATTI AT HOME IN WALES.
How the Fair Singer Manages to Pass
Her Time at CraiH-Nos ,
Her Drive in a T-Oart--Tho
Castle's ' Appoiutinonts A
Pretty Mountain Nest ,
An Account of Her Arrival of Grout
Interest to Her Many American
K/lentls and. Admirers ,
Not many day a have pasted tinea Pott
won in America. She _ is DOW nt hot
homo la Wales , the oubjoined description
of which by a correspondent of the
Philadelphia Proas Is of Interest :
The diva who recently sot I'hlladolphla
nn faror la now the chaimlnq hostots o
the Castle of Cralg-yNos. Oa her nr
rival at Liverpool Mmo. Pattl takes four-
wheelers to n Bpccial train , which , head
ing southward , Is soon Trhiillng througl
the loveliest poislblo country. ACtsr n
quick transatlantic passage the prlma
donna cannot put up with the rcgula
"Welch train , the pace of that conroyanc
being , It seems , a sort of market golrjj
jog , with halts made whenever tto en
gtnccr or guard wnnle to ohat with som
of hia numerous relatives along the road
About 4 o'clock In the afternoon , Gra ;
Station being near , where wovcro t
leave the train , a roar and n crash wor
hoard away to our right. "That's th
Krnpp , " explained Mmo. Pattl , and sh
wont on to tell us that the head kcopc
always fired It In salute whenever eh
returned homo. At Cray , which is bu
a mile or so from the castle , wo found
dozen or BO carriages of every doaciip
lion , from a dcg-cart to a landau , i
waiting , and a crowd of people , wh
cheered like a republican rally. I hav
not had niuch experience In regal recop
tlons , but I am euro a queen could no
have boon more heartily welcomed tha
Pattl was by those whom she affectionately
atoly calls "her people. " There wor
arches of ilowora across the road , rnor
arches at tbo castle gates , flags fljlng
flowers filling the air , gans booming , am
people shouting , until wo began to ap
predate the fact that Patti was la diva a
her homo as well as on the stage. A
soon as Patti's carriage turned into th
driveway the band struck up "Home
Sweet Homo , " The tears came int
Patti'a eyoa then , and I remembered ho
farewell singing of that song In America
Footmen in livery were stationed ot
the porch and assisted madamc as I fine
she Is always called here and her fiv
guests to alight. There was a market
absence of ceremony and every ono wa
made to fool at homo at onco.Vooc
fires burned in the great open fireplaces
and there were maid and men servants 1
every room while the unpacking wa
going on. At dinner , over which Pat
presided with wonderful grace and tac
there wcro fire works and music by a bam
from Swansea , the festivities contlmiln
until midnight. At 9 o'clock the nex
morning breakfast was served in the con
scrvatory. Madame looked as fresh am
happy as a child. No sooner was break
fast begun than the footman brought i
the letterbag and gave It to rnadamo , wh
unlocked it and distributed the mat
No excuse Is needed for reading letter
here sensible fathlon ! and so for
while every ono was busy. Every ono
too , whatever ho or she thought woulc
bo interesting to the others , so that I
was more like a family party than any
thing eho. The morning was chiefly devoted
voted to correspondence and louogin
around. After lunch the ladle ;
changed their wrappers for warme
dresses and the gentlemen donucc
coats , hats and gloves , while the horse
were being brought around for all to tak
a drlvo. Patti started off in her high '
cart , driving und handling the licci Ilk
a coachman. Wherever wo made our ap
poarauco , no matter what they wer
doing , the people would stop their wor
and ' 'drop n courtesy. ' As wo drov
along the old people wonld ilock to th
doors and dip and drop , while oven th
babies playing in the road would ssnrr
4way , und then bob up and down wit
the solemnity of marioDots. The land
of Oralg y.Nos must bo almost a domain
for in all cur drlvo that day wo did no
go outsldo o ! the caurtesylna ; of the Pat !
tenantry.
The cattle of Cralg-y-Noa Is porchec
high up on the cleft of a beautiful !
wooded mountain , nnd limpid lakes lie I
the valley balow. The castle la built afto
the common fashion of all Welsh castles
with low bastions , and what is called
curtain between that Is , a straight Jin
of wall joining two seml-clrcalar towers
The walla which nro of the grayiah-greon
slate to plentiful hero , ar
topped with battlements and cov
ered hero and there with Ivy
whllo the windows arc either arched o
gabled. Spreading away In front are the
gardens and lawns , all terraced because
of the prcclpitlous character of the
ground , and BD coming gradually down to
the little valley along which wo had j IB
driven. Through this valley runs a
tumbling river , with an unpronounceable
name , spanned with pretty bridges anc
well stocked with fish. The valley opens
into the great Swansea Valley , while the
whole country around Is extremely moun
tsnoui and abounding In game.
The castle contains twenty-two rooms ,
none of them very largo , but all warn
and cozy , as they should bo in this cli
mate. Patti'a own Is hung with blue
silk , all the upholstery being to match ,
while attached to It la a little dressing
room that Is complete enough In ita ap
polntmonts for a princess. The drawing
log-room is charming , and he must be a
dull person who could not find some
thing to Interest him there. It contains
two grand planes , albums , statuettes ,
pictures , and offerings from admirers ,
chief among the latter being an exquisite
Inlaid cabinet containing gold and silver
coronets , with which almost every na
tion In the world has crowned the diva
"Queen of Song. " The morning-room
contains a plctnro of the late Duke of
Albany , with his autograph across the
top , and a manly , modest letter begging
Patti to accept his picture in return for
ono.tho had sent him. In the billiard-
room It an immense orchestrion , which
is sot p'aylng every night after dinner.
The conservatory leads out from the
dining-room prooer , and it In turn leads
to the winter garden , which I consider
the great beauty ot the estate. This Is a
garden of great size entirely covered In
with grass and containing running foun
tains , graveled walks , and rustic seats.
Adjoining the winter garden are the hot
houses one in which nothing but grapes
are cultivated , the second devoted to
pineapples , cucumbers , and itrawberrlos ,
and the third for flowers. A short dis
tance fiom this conservatory Is the gas
homo , whore , under the superintendence
cf two men , gas for the whole establish
ment is manufactured.
Then come the stables , containing ten
n ii.nlira hnnni nd rwrjjajregjmd c rs !
other are an Immense flower garden ,
cltchon garden , orchard , afmnyard with
cows and chhkeni cf ell sorts , and a
'phoaoantry , " which , ai its name Indi
cates , is filled with pheasants. Yon will
easily Imagine that such an establishment
is thii is not run without considerable
"help. " There are , Indeed , twenty ser
vants , not including the gamokeoDon
and gasmen , distributed as follows : Tw <
cooks , two chambermaids , two butlers ,
ivo gardeners , two coachmen , two foot
men , two stablemen , madamo'n twonulds
nons'onr's ' valet , and the women of the
laundry , -whoso number varies according
' o Ih at cf the guests.
Abundance and good cheer are on al
sides , whllo Pattl anowa a now and more
lovable side of disposition In her anxiety
to please everyone allko and to make al
around her happy and at homo ,
HONEY FOR I1IB
Ilcd remains the dominant color of the
season.
Vrnps are us varied in their forma ns coa
Lumci.
Pink-tlnRocI granlto paper la n novelty in
stationery.
Jacket corsages in every Imaginable shtip
are in vogue.
Gold turtles are tha latest golden fancy fo
bat and bonnet ornamentation ,
The high collnra of the newest jackets and
frocks are stiffened with wlggan.
Gaur.o ribbon , now so fashionable , is th
"lovo ribbon" of our grandmothers.
Largo poke bonnets will bo worn as well a
shade-hats in the country during the summer
A young mnrrlod mnnln Wntcrlniry , Conn
has persuaded both hid wife and his mother
In-law to leave off corsets.
InPaTi'fl , handkerchief bonnets are ngal
worn. The silk handkerchief is mounted 1
irregular folds on a capote frame.
It ia said that a St. Louis girl'a _ oars are i
loiious inconvenience when walking agatus
the wind.
Mats of black or colored fttrnw have velve
brims and are trimmed with largo bows o
etrlpod canvas.
A little jeweled dagger pinning the corsng
bouquet to the dress front is the latest caprlc
In fancy jewelry.
"What is a dude ? " inquired ono girl o
another. "It Is a delusion and a stare , " wa
the response , as they passed ono on tbo corner
A little cold cream la good for chapped lips
That's the reason the girls are always leadin
the footsteps of their beaux to the confection
nry saloon ,
Philadelphia girls have quit chewing ccum
and until the dealers got it made into cane
beads for dudes the demand for this swec
staple will languish.
Veils ore secured by pina beneath the bon
net bafora the latter ia put on. They are n
longer knotted at the back , nnd the nair i
left perfectly exposed.
Rhine-stone , eilver and tortoise shell pin
are worn in the back hair. Flowers one
feathers nro worn with full dress. Youn
girls wear knots of ribbon ,
The most extravagantly dressed women i
Paris are the actresses , some of whom do no
hesitate to pay six and eight thousand dollar
for a single dress to bo worn in a society play
Dust cloaks , of alpaca , have fronts , turnei
back cuffs and high collar of bright-colorei
silk. For half-mourning they nro of tin
black and white checks , trimmed with sof
black silk.
A parasol o cream-white gauze , covere
with silver-embroidered lace , is bordered wit
a band of cardinal velvet , the edges of wbic
are outlined with silver soutache. The ban
die is of olive wood.
Bo natural , girls , bo natural. You ma
think that you lose something by being inno
cent and nrtloss , but you don't. Men of sens
always fight shv of paint shops and powde
maeazines. [ Fall River Herald.
The cheerful alacrity with which a yonn
man will guldo his best girl toward a milliner
show-window before they are married :
equalled only by the marvellous skill wit
which he will steer her away from it after sh
is hia wife.
It is to bo all the fashion this summer fo
young ladies to look as if a great sorrow wa
gnawing at their hearts. The look can b
called up by any mother asking her dnughte
if elm has darned these stockings , [ Detroi
Free Press ,
The newest jacket shown by the lead
ing ladies' tailor of Fifth avenue is of whit <
cloth trimmed in a crack artillery regimenta
braiding and buttons , with gold poutacho con
formed of four strands of cord , two gold , am
two of a dark blue gray shade.
A girl in Westchester county found a bur
glar in her room the other night , and nlmoa
choked him to death. This is tha sort of
girl to meet in the gloaming. Any fellow
with a spark of romance in hia compositlo
would take all ports of bull dog and shot gu
chances for a single hug from the tuporb ft
male. It would bo a memory to heris
through a lifetime of feeble ice-cream am
fried oyster squeezes. [ San Francisco Now
Letter.
The woman quojtion has como up in Sa
Francisco in a peculiar phase. Airs , Alic
Hiuklo petitions the supreme court for leav
to become n sola trader In the business of car
rymg on a bjardlng house , to buy nnd so
real estate , sell letters patent.nnd to operate
manufacture , lease , and sell patent articles
elevators , tramways , and vehicles. Sbo ex
pects to place $5000 capital in the business
and her application states that her husbauc
and her mother , aged sixty , are dopenden
upon her for a living. She asserts that he
husband is unable to support her , but sh
does not sue for a divorce , because ehohaa rn
legal grounds for obtaining one ,
The bracelets worn to-day are in remark
nbla contrast with the old-fashlonod chain
manacles nnd stiff broad bands of former
timea , The.latter were valued chiefly accord
Ing to size and weight , while the present
styles include only tuch as are delicate nnd
dainty in const.iuct.lou and of artistic pattern
and finish. Numbered with new things at
tracting deserved attention and promising to
liavo a long run , are elastic reversible gold
bracelets. These bracelets are composed ol
little box shaped sections , strung together ou
n gold wlro spring , ani BO arranged that the
jrncelot can bo slipped over the band with
perfect ease , and yet ndjust Itself closely to
, ho arm when In place. By this arrangement
iroublesome fastenings ore entirely dispensed
with , and there it not the slightest danger of
osine the bracelet from the arm. In addi-
ion to the merits of flexibility , durability and
elasticity , is tha fact that these bracelets are
reversible , They are equally well finished on
> oth sides , and show two distinct styles of
iaieb , affording two bracelets In one.
The fashion of combing the hair high in the
back o ! tbo neck ia generally adopted. Some
new combs and ornaments are now uaad
which greatly facilitate the proper arrange
ment of the now style. The peigne tuteur
oonsltts of a email comb with a itraight
ileco extending through the centre. A hor-
zontal piece , forming a doubla curve , is
aatenod to this , with small prickles all over
he top , The upper part support * the hair
ilgh on the b k of the head , This comb
lu many advantage ? , Among others It
ceeps the whole weight of the hair off the
op of the head , and obviates the use of
many hairpins , A great Improvement hai
Iso been made of late in b&ndeaui. These
are divided through the middle and show the
eal part of the head , Small aide combs
aaten them on the tides , and a very little
natural hair ia crimped and taken over the
> lace on which the false hair Is laid. When
iroperlv arranged It is impossible to dl > -
ingulsb the false from the real hair , A very
lecomlne ttylo is to have two thick curls
istened to a "poigne tuteur" with the nat-
ral hair taken up between the curia and
rawn over the point at which the curia are
mounted , Thu front consiata ot light ban-
eaus like those already described , Fancy
icll , garnet , or jet ornumentu are placed
mong the hair ,
Kotsutb , though now 83 years of age , la as
ctive os a young man and an enthusiastic
lotaniit ,
Many a victim to Blight's DIseaeo has
> een restored to s-jiind health by Hunt's
Rjmedy.
Hunt's Remedy is not a new com-
ound ; It has been before the pnblis
ilrty years.
Hunt's Remedy purities the blood by
silstiog the kidneys to carry off all im *
NORTHEEN NEBEASEA.B
Omnha's Connection Therewith.
To the Editor of the BrK.
In your Issue of M y 16th you had a
strong article on "Omaha Trade Tcrti
lory. " You say : "Oonld Omaha secure
the trade of Northern Nobmka , it wonli
prove moro profitable than any trade tha
could possibly bo obtained by innumora
bio excursions to points thousands o
miles distant. " * . * "To do this wo
must have n direct railroad of our own
reaching into Northern Nebraska , No
moro Important enterprise can bo engaged
gaged In than such a railroad , nnd the
sooner it Is bulle the bolter it will bo for
this city. " You then advise that the
matter engage the earnest attention , no
only of citizens bnt ot the board of trade
These words are viscly spoken , Omaha
must have a road of her own if she wishes
to secure and retain the trade of the
rapidly developing region of noithorr
and northwestern Nobrnoka. A rlva
rival city in Iowa has already secured by
an ox-bow sweep of railroad from Sioux
City southwest to WakcOold , in Dlxon
county , aud from thence northwest to
Hnrtlugton , in Cedar county , almas
complete control of the trade of four o
the finest counties in northwestern No
braska'a territory , the Irado of which
legitimately belongs to Nebraska's mo
tropolte , and fee which the citizens o
Omaha should make a determined eflbr
to ( rot and rataln.
If wo wish to thrlro and become tha
loading point of trade on the Miosonr
river between Kansas Oily and the
month of the Yolloirstono river adoat
plainly indicated , if proper exertions ar
put forth no must employ sjmo of on
capital in making connections with th
Interior by rail , being carofnl to holt
control of every road of this character
and not bo subject to the ciprico o
moneyed men abroad who have no
special Interest In our local department
This Is a point thtc mutt bo sedulously
attended to.
Omaba as the writer soon it , wants a
road of her own to West Point , Gamin ,
count ; then up the valley of Plum creek
leading for Concord In Dlxon county , do
fleeting towards Wakofield on the oaa
aide , or "Wayne on the wesi , which eve
will afford the moat support in construe
tlon ; then from Concord along the Treat
ern line of the townships of Dlxon cnun
ty to the valley of East Bow crook ; then
along the northeastern townships o
Cedar county to St. Jamet , or some poln
below on the Missouri river ; then acres
the river for fcr an appropriate Dakot
connection. Concord is a station on th
ox-bow road , nlno miles northwest o
Wakefield , and is tbo exact point to ge
inside of the territory now controlled e
absolutely by said road. Of course thl
contemplated road wonld look to bavin
a branch eventually fro Wayne or Con
cord towards Nlobrara , The ox-bow
road , no doubt , will be extended from
Hartington , where it now terminates , to
Yankton , else It might b
advisable to seek the latte
as the crosoing place into Dakota b
following up the Missouri valley. As th
prestige of Yankton may bo on the wan
directly , it Is esteemed better for the In
tereat of Omaha that the now state of Da
kota should ba sought a little fnrthe
down the river , especially as the objoc
is tc got control of the trade of Dakota
Dixon and Cedqr counties In northeastern
orn Nebraska.
This IB a plan , which , if means nr
raised to back it quickly , It ia boliovoi
will win. Money or credit by Omaha
nnd the tawns and country along th
route , let It ba understood , is n part o
tbo scheme. There may be other plans
but the belief Is entertained that pnshlni
for resolutely and securing the north
eastern counties by crossing the ox-bow
line , already in operation , about as atatec
Jo the way to initiate a ajatem by whicl
the whole of north Nebraska will b
made tributary to Omiha , its nature
trading city.
Horslord'n AciU Phosphate.
IN DEBILITV.
Dr. W. II. HOLCOMBE , New Orleans
La. , siya : "I found it an admirabl
remedy for debilitated slate of the ays
tern , produced by the wear and tear o
ho nervous energies. "
The Jersey 3kccttfn Sons.
I'm a jolly Jersey eieeter ,
Hear me nuiil
Thanmy taste thoro'i nothing sweeter
Ah , yum-yuml
1'or I love to kiss a maiden
When herlusciousBpu are laden
With red nectar richer far than ruby wine
'Tin divine !
I've a thirst that beitj a bu minor
Yea , it doesl
I'm a howling , hungry hummer ,
Hear me buzz 1
Don't you like my minor singing ,
With its liny echoes rinplng.
Likethemuiicoi a mermaid's melody
Out at tea1 ;
On my fairy wings I'm ' floating
In the air ;
On my prey I'm gayly gloating ,
See me glare !
When I'm full I then just flit , O.
For I find that I must quit , O ,
As my vim fnr veno ection's all in vain ,
If I'm ' alain.
Tbo Dudclct ,
Now doth tha little dudelet ,
Unto hia tailor strut ,
And order suit of "cortacrew"
Of tha very latest cut ;
And there ia no material
Could suit hia nature more.
The alim ethereal creature ,
la each a "perfect bore. "
[ Norristown Herald.
The first elephant bora In this country was
n the old Illdso avenua street car station , at
he corner of Twenty-third street and Ridge
avenue , Philadelphia.
Ijesson from Mastodon.
The tusks of a mastodon recently
onnd in Illinois weighed 176 pounds
ach. What a gigantic toothaoho that
nlmsl must have been capable of having !
ind such neuralgia I Neuralgiaor nerve
oho , generally proceeds from n dlsord-
red condition of the blood. Brown's
ron Bitters enriches and purifies this
nd drives neuralgia ont. Mr. W , W.
ledman , Plqua , 0. , says , "Brown's
ron Bitters permanency cured mo of
enralgla.
Albany. Oregon , ynung men under 21 and
Iris ana ladiei under 18 must be under cover
y 0 o'clock at night unluu they have legiti-
nate bualnets outilde.
Then B by iru sick , we YO tier Cutorta ,
Then sue waa a Child , she cried for Caatorla ,
ihca > ho became Ml a , alie clung to Csutorla ,
IHigu liohad CkUdres , eho g io them CutorU
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A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
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Cold * . llroneliHU , Croup. Whooplnc Couch ,
Aetltnin. Qiitiuy , 1'nlnn In Clir t , inJother
IT lI < i in rflhs Tli rent 111.11nnc .
Price BO cents n bottle. Bold ! > r Ilrucclits nnd DcM-
cr . l\irtle ttnaMt to Mdi.'cs thttr itenltr to promptly
pit It for them if I/I recflrt two boitle > , Exireischarget
txilO , df tending one dollar to
THE niAULM A.VOnn.Frt COltPANT ,
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latu tlie LtVCH anil KIDNEYS ,
and IE TOI Tlife ,
nnd VIOOK or YOUTH.
cured , lionre , muscles and
uorvcs receive ne\v torcii.
I'.rllvcns the mlnil and
etipDllcs Jlralu iuwci <
lulTurliiRlroni complaint :
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Irnici , llioh. , Feb. 1,1882 ,
I.M. LooiE&Co.Mo , > mo , Mich.
OESTS 1 am using your Fluid Extract Red Clorcr
Clossomond Coropresa for Canccron the brcafet ,
mxl am well. I am utlsHeii It la the beat remedy for
Cancer kpqvrn. You are wrloomo to uio this for tbo
benefit or puttering humanity ,
ICespcctfuuy , MRS. : L. A. JOIIKSON.
. . .
OKNTLKUEV-JlywIfn has forsomotlmo been afflicted
with something llko aVrofulous disease , and found no
relief until she gave your IMract ot Kcd Clovers trial.
I am linppy to nay ehe has experienced crent relief.
Tlili Is hut a. ellght testimonial of my appreciation ot
your ctrorts in behalf of humanity , which you ore
welcome to use for their benetlt ,
ww 1 " * . very respectfully , H. AIUIS.
. . , _ , TOLEDO , O. , DOC. let , 1882.
J. M. Loosi & Co. , lloxnoi , Mich.
QiNTS-l oommwicMl UUntr your Ext. Red Clover ,
TVO yearn KO , for hryelnrliu , and have not been
troubled since. It U hereditary with me. Think you
ba\8 the best blood mcdlclnoknoun.
Your * truly , W. U. BEIDEET.
It , n. firman , of Orand Haplds , Mleli. . iayi > After
two Doctors advised Mm to use I.OOJC'H Kit. Hid Clover
for a bed co&o of JcKcmo , or 1'cvcr Bore on tha Je ? .
Only used to o pounda or your Solid litract Hod Clover.
Am now well.
AsaSpring Medicine Tonic nnd gcnerol Dlood Porl-
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(8DCOZ3SOU3 ( TO JOIIlf O. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS i
At the old ( Und KIT Farnun St. Orders bjr M *
graph 0ollclt d and prompt ! attended to. Telephoni
Imported Beer
JN BOTTLES.
Erlanger Bavatla I fulmbacher lUvarla
PllBiier Bohemian I KaUer . Uremcn
DOMKbTIC.
Budwelscr St. Louis I Anhiuior . . . . . .St. I.ouls
lies fa M..MlIi ukeo | Bchllti I1 liner. Ullnaukee
Krug'a Omiha i Ale , 1'ortcr , Douitstloand
Ithlatt Wlnee.
ED MAUEEB , 1213 Farnam St ,
H , S , ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth , Neb.
Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade
Hereford and Jersey Cattle ,
And Puree and Jersey lied Swine.
Summers& Jennings
eel. Wfite.-n Agti. Iron , Eteel ft i , O&lvaulied
Jr : i , I'M StoxjI'lpo KI , etc.
Crawl's 1'atcnt Iron Ilootlnt ; .
Only doable capped corrugated roofiDgand ; the
nly one prepared by the manufacture ) a ready
or laying- Plain aud corrugated Iron Hoof
ing , I'iint , Etc. Bend for circulars.
.511 Douglas Bt. Omaha , Neb
Real Estate "T
213 S. 14th STREET ,
BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS.
Have a large list of inside business and resi
dence property , and some of the finest suburban
property in and around the city ,
Wo have business property en Cnpitol Avenue , Dodge ,
Dougln ? , Fnninru , Ilnruey , Howard , 9th , 10th , 13th mid
10th sreets.
Wo Imvo fine residence property 011 Fnruain , Douglas ,
Dodge , Davenport , Chicago , Cnss , California streets , Sher
man , Sfc .Ttfnrys and Park Avenues , in fnct on all the be < 3t
residence street ? . Wo have property in the following ad
ditions.
Hawthorne , McCormick's ,
Millard& Galclwell' s ICountz & Xtuth's ,
Lakes , Jmpr'nt Association
Elizabeth Place Wilcos ,
E.V. Smith's , Burr Oak ,
Horbacli's,1 ! Isaac & Seldon's *
Patrick's * ISEanscom's
Parker's , West Omaha ,
SBinn's , Grand View ,
Gise's , Credit Foncier ,
Nelson's , BZountz' First
.Armstrong's J ountz' Second ,
G-odfrev's , Kountz' Third ,
Lowe's , J onntz' Fourth ,
Kirkwood , Syndicate Mill ,
College Place , Plaimriew ,
Park Place , Hill Side ,
WalnufcrHilL Tukev &Kevsors ,
West End , Thornburg ,
Clark Place ,
Capitol , Mvers & Richards ,
Reed's First , Bovds ,
And ailStheiother ' Additions to the
City :
Adjoins the stock yards property in South Omaha
These lots are aold at $100. They are nicely lo
cated and will make convening cheap , and de
sirable homes for the employes of the stock
yards and packing honses.
Tukey < & Keysors Sub-division.
Located in West Omaha , two blocks south of Leavonworth street , w
fine location aid the cheapest lots in Omaha$125 ; for inside lots and
150for corners ; terms $10 down , balance 35 per month ; dent fail to
see those if you want a bargain.
Kirkwood.
We have a few lota left in Kirkwood addition , which we offer at low
I-rices , terms 25 down balance $10 per month. These lots are on high
level ground and ate desirable.
Hawthorne.
This addition is more centrally located than any other now addition
near the besfc Schools in the city. All the streets are being put to grade
tbo "rade < J have neon established by the city council , and is very desira
ble residence property , only 15 blocks from Post office , prices lower tnan
adjoining additions for a home or investment. Tbese lots caunot be
beaten.
Lot on Davenport with fine FOB SALS Lot 28th and Farnam atreet ,
,000. good property , $1,000.
FOB BALE Full lot 2i t and Clark afreet , 6 FOB HALK-J acre on California , cast ol
room house , 82,800. Sacred Heart : house , barn , an-1 cittern , cheip
Beautiful lot In Glae'i odd. only $1.009
Fern BALK aero
FOB HALE Lota In Hanacom place each ,
.
81,200. $500.
FOB SALK 1 lot on Chicago alreot between $500.FOB
. FOB BALE 109 feet front on 18th atreetwith
13th and 14th , 2 , X )
small hotua lust south of lUrtman School , on
_ lots corner F rnam and 20th ly 81,700.
atreet cheap. FOB BALK Full lot and 5 room house corner
FOB BAiK-Lots In Walnut hill , 5200. llth and Caatellar , 82'100.
Ken BAIX- ! lot withO room house 2l t FOB BALK Lot and 2 houses 18th andNlcb *
atreet easy payment * , $2.000 , olw S5.000.
TFe will JurnisJi conveyance free to any
part of the city to show property toouvjrlen&s
and customers , and cheerfully ( five informa
tion regarding Omalui Property ,
Those who have bargains to offer or wish
property at a arfjain , are invited to see us.
Bedford < fc Souer ,
Real Estate Agents
2l38.l4fhSt , , bet. Farnam & Douglas