Dyspepsia
Mtkei tlift llrf of many pcoplo miserable,
ami often loads to self-destruction. Distress
alter rating, sonr stomach, Mrk headache,
heartburn, loss of appetite, a (Mnt, " nil coins "
feeling, bad taste, coated tonsuo, and Irrcgu
latlty of tho IhiwcH, nro
somo ( tho moro common
symptoms. Dyspepsia dots
not get welt of Itself. It
remilrcs rarcful, persistent
i rcmeily like Hood'. Harsa
Distress
After
Eating
Attention, inn1
parllla, whlMi
net Gently, yet surely nml
tftlctcntly. It tones tho stomach nml otlicr
organ, regulatrs tlio digestion, creates a
roo1 nppctltc, nmlliy thus einlr
oYrrcomliiR ttio local ynip u T ,
toms removes tlio (ympa.MOInoilo
llictlo erfects of tlio disease, banishes tho
heailarhe, nml refreshes tlio tlrcil inlml.
' I liato been troubled with dyspepsia. !
had but lllllo npnotlte, nml what I did cat
Unn . distressed mo, or did mo
"nrx little good. I " lioiir
bum after catkin I would expe
rlcneo a talntnoss, or tired, nll-cono fooling,
ns thoufih I had not eaten anything. My trou
hie, I think, was nggraratcd ly my business,
whleh Is that of a painter, nnd from being
moro or less riitit up In n Sour
room with treslt paint. l.at -l" u
uprlng I took Hood's Barsa- Oiomnon
' rllla-took thrco bottles. It did mo nn
Immenso nmount nt good. It gavo mo nn
nppotlto, nnd my food relished nnd satisfied
tho crating I had previously experienced."
(Irtonon A. Pauii, Wntorlown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
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KDITOR AMI I'llOI'HIKTOII.
Now llurr Muck, Cor. 12th nnd O HlrerU.
TiM.i'.nio.NK-iMl.
IIavk you ovor notion! that Lincoln Is fret
ting moro uxoiflvo to live In tlmii foimurlyl
Just count It upnud seo. Il will surprlso you.
AiiOUThnlf n dozen people declnro Hint
thoy sovorallv poswsi n sure cum for yellow
fever, Whnt tho public would like to hear
Is one or nil of thtwo inou tnkfug tho first
tmln Houth, nml put their remedies to the
test.
LlMOJl.x people nro responding ipilto
liberally to tho cull of the fever-stricken
south for funds to cure for tho thousands of
sick. Tho whole north, In fnct. Is iiourluir
money uud nurses to tho old of Us stricken
sister.
TinsjKK'ploof Weeping Wntor lmvo petl
tlouwl for the removnl of tho county sent
from rinttsmouth. Weeping AVutei- is n
growing, enterprising city, nnd It the sleepy
old river town does not wake up.it will bo
left nt the coming election.
Two hundred nnd fifty thoutnud miners in
England will go out o. n strike noxt mouth
unless n demand of ten per cent, ndvnuco in
wugos Is conceded. Monopoly seems to hnvo
n'l Iron heel In England ns well ns In this
down-troddeU laud of ours.
Tub Knnsas City Imsobnll club of tho West.
ern association seem to want tho lwniuint.
Out of the Inst twenty-six games played she
has won twenty-four. Hwartzel is pitching n
most magnificent game, nnd his work isciunl
to that of nny player in tho country.
Neiiuahka Citv is ut last awake. Locuj
capitallsU have organized n company with
20,000 capital, and will put down n compluto
railway systom. Tho Couiuku is glad to
noto this important stop toward metropolis
taulsm on the part of Nebrask t City.
Title big wheat 0 jrner in Chisago, nianlpu
latod by "Old Hutch" (U. P. Hutchinson) has
canght a largo number of crokera. It Is tho
strongest corner over worked, nnd It is hard
to toll what tlguro the price will mount to. It
'a also tho unit glgantia gambling tuhomo on
record.
Tills Denver A Hlo Ornndo and tho Colo
rado Midland nro indulging in n railroad war
of n rather uuupio character. Tho tight is
over tho right-of-way out of Aspen, 11 Colo.
rado camp up in tho mountains, und at last
reports tho HherlfT nnd posso wcro holding
both tracks against both parties.
Waii, bloody war, is everywhere. Ou tho
Cnimdmn border n largo gang of Italians or0
making Ilfo miserable, tho Indians on tho
Sioux reservation aru about to start on the
warath, Texan i and Muxluins on tho south
ern bonier nre embroiled l sanguinary dltll
culties, China is treating tho udnitnlstratlou
coldly, Knnso being only nou-combatlve.
Til K republicans lmvo made a incut excel
,ent choico in tho selection of V. J. Council
as a condldato for cougnss. Mr, Council Is
a clever lawyer, a bright man lntelcctually,
and will represent the Dig First In nblo man
ner. The Hon. J. Sterling Morton Is tho
democratio nominee, but as Coniioll has no
entangling alliances ho will doubtless bo
elected.
Til K editor of tho Couiuku takes pleasure
In acknowledging tho receipt of n compli
mentary ticket to tho fall, racing and trot
ting meeting of tho Overland Pink club,
which will lo held in their elegant grounds
near Denver, from October 20th to 27th. Tho
clubofTers MlHlOln stakes and purse, and
iseilng ns it does 0110 of the best tracks in
tho west, will draw all tho crack hones, of
tho circuit to Denver. Further jiarticulnra
may bo learned of D. L. Hall, Supt. Denver,
Colo.
A man who during tho shore courso of his
life hud wooed uud won some thirty -seven
maidens, old and young, und had married
an I lived n llttlo while with each, was
sentenced to four yenni lu tho iienltentiary
the other day. A man who had tho hardi
hood to do this , thlrty-boven times ought to
have liven let go. If tho (opiilai- idea of tho
hoi oaf tor as regards tho reunion of married
couples proves true, Ilrigham Young will
have a worthy competitor in this individim),
who sails under tho uiiukuoI patronymic of
Drown.
lv this Is nucli a monopoly-ridden country
as many loud-mouthed orators declare, why
U It that wo do not hear of American lubot
crs emigrating to some other country. Labor
lu America stands higher In tho sociul bcale,
receives lelter wages and liettcr treatment
than in any other country ou tho globe. That
is to say, organized labor, w hlch has a voice
in fixing the price of their work. Hut the
unskilled fellow Is tho ono who buffer most,
Thero Is no doubt but thnt there are many
abuses hero which thould bo cornx-tcd, but on
the whole the American laborer Is better ilxed
than those of any other country.
Ik tho matter of public improvements nnd
general metropolitan appearance, Sioux City,
with .15,000 inhabitants, wo must admit sur
passes Lincoln, which claims 50,000. Duilrg
tho writers two days' sojourn thoro this week,
tholr superior nnrki of prosperity over this
flty worn plainly noticed, nml runny nn enter
prist) entirlloux City loudly hoist of Hint
Lincoln cannot whlsior about. Tho Immense
stock yards, numerous packing houses, great
many moro paved streets, n fnr superior
oporn house, hotels, etc., oto. And there Is
Just ono reason why Hloux City Is pro-orliig
morn than Lincoln nnd thnt Is thlst Hlw has
n class of ciplUltstsnnit cltizons who do not
cxwc t to inako r0 to 10J routs on every dollar
they Invest; nml what Is more thoro Is n more
concerted effort to Imll.l up tho city In gen
unit nml not the Individual or party of Indi
viduals. Wo do not npply this to nil Lincoln,
hut it may lis pi iced nt tho door of most of
our so cnltod boouiur nnd persons who clulin
to ho Lincoln lioiufnctorx, while in true reality
they will nover risk u cent union they can koo
ii lilg thing In It fnr number one. This state
of uiralrs will nover do If Lincoln jicoplo want
to keep up in tho profession with other boom
ing western cities. Hoe citizens mint lw sat
tilled with reaping In the harvost nnd not
wlien the seed Is being hovmi, Wo would hnvo
both u now thoatei' nml hotel hero now ns n
result of I.iit season's effort hud our citizens
not Iwon too much Inclined to profit for them-
helves nlono, Instead of considering tho city's
Mclinioln put.
Tin; Coll is doing giHxl work on Itohnlf of
the yellow-fever auir.'if rn, Its fund up to hist
evening iiiiiouutiug to nearly dl(X). The (k-o-plo
of Lincoln nro uoto-1 for their liberality In
mutters of this kind, nnd the fund should
reach $1,000 in u hoit time.
A nieitlngr In DlsjuUe.
"Ob, uiorciful bea vons 1" oxclnlmoil Sirs.
Bhrlekwell, looking up from tho nowspapcr
as sho rend tho startling hendllncsi "Another
Thentro Horrorl" "What is Itr anxiously
Inquired her husband. "Another thentro
burnod," sho snld, "and n scono painter and
thrco actors wcro hurt, and n chest full of
manuscript plays and all tho wardrobo
burned up." "Thorn empty headed liars of
editors," growled Mr. Shriek well; "they
ought to bo prosecuted for printing mislead
Ing head lines. Call that a horror! I thought
somclKxly had brought out another English
comedy." Ilurdctto.
A XIetaiUDrplio.lt.
Spudtoy Iho tramp) I'm blowed If I
knovred yer, Mlkol Been playln' dor races!
Miko No, Been playln1 dat bath houso
whllo der dudo's in dcr water.
Bpudsey Uuoss I'll go In nn' gafflo yourn.
Doy'a better don mine, Judge.
What Ho Meant.
In ono of our district courts, not long since,
Ethiopia furnished tho plaintiff and' defend
ant, and tho witnessed ou each sldo also could
traco tholr auccstora to "AfricVi burning
sand." Ono of tho witnesses was a rather
freo and easy sort of n iwrsonage, who enmo
to tho stand and underwent tho flro of tho
opposing counsel. After tho witness had
glvon testimony, tho touo of which showed a
decided bias against tho principal ou the
other aide, tho latter' attorney took him In
band. "You do not like Mr. Jones very
much, I near' "No, I doesn't," was tho candid
reply. "Why Is It that you bo dlsllko
hlmr "Can't say, boss, unless 'tis ho'a
too much o' darky an' u half to suit dls
chile," Hero his honor turned to tho witness
to inquire what ho meant by referring to the
other as a darky an' a half, whereupon the
witucss replied! "You seo, Jedgo, I call hhn
a darky an' a half, coz bo puts on too many
airs for ono nigger, an' not qulto enough for
two." Uostou Uudget.
A Sure Cure.
Fint Crook I'vo tjot a soft snap nowj
safe, too, right within tho law. Did you no
tice thoso"howto get thin" ndvcrtlseraonta
In tho (uipenil
Second Crook IJy jluksl Is them younl
What do you send In return for tho half dol
lar! Second Ci-ook Country board circulars,
Tho Cartoon.
A a rent Furor.
Dumloy I say, Drown, ns a great favor,
would you mind putting your nnino on the
back of my noto for thirty days!
Brown (dubiously) Why, I s'poso so,
Dumloy. Whero will you mako too noto
payablof
Dumloy Any whero you like, old man;
that's your business, not mine. New York
Sun
Hour Ho lot There.
Friend (to dentist) Now that you' vo got
tho custom houso job you wero after I s'fKKo
you'll glvo up pulling teeth?
Dentist Yes, Indeody.
"How did you mnnago to get that Job,
Charloyr
"I had n strong pull." Texas Sif tings.
Tuutologlcal.
Teacher What is tautology?
Boy Repetition.
Teacher Olvo mo nn cxnmplo.
Boy Wo aro going to lmvo sheep's liosd
for dinner, nnd inysUter EUio's beau is com
ing to dinner ulbo.
Teacher Oo up head. Time.
' HuTors of Horn.
Mr. Oiltcdgo You como to tho springs
every Boason, don't you, Mr, Bullion?
Mr. Bullion Yos, I feel nt homo here.
Thero is a fluo, homcliko diphtheria flavor
about 'bo springs thnt lecalls tho old well
behind tho cow shed at my former homo in
Vermont. Tho Idea.
A Drouth Iiupoulblc.
"Aro you experiencing a drouth whero you
Hvor
"Njj; tho downpour of water is almost con'
tant
"You nro n fanner, I lUcvoF'
"No, sir; I run n street uprinklcr." Lin
coln Journal.
Ashby & Mllltpaugh thow tho most ex
ipilslto doslgns in dreM Uiiumlngs' ever
brought to this market,
n. II. Nlley & Co. will open their now
1 fctoro with a largo and eompleto stock.
DcllrtoutnrM of Itus.lnn Ten.
Tlio citlsliio In tho hotel and noodro
itaurnntH is very fine, and comfortably
pood In tho cheaper houses wo hnvo tried.
Nowhcro Ih living dear. Ten, most dell
cloud, with nlco bread, and enough for
two, cost eighty hopocks, nml atrlnlt gelt
to tlio waiter of nay ten In all about
forty contfl. Chocolate, two tumblora
full, nnd bread or cako for two, namo
prlco. A good dinner of soup, two kinds
meat nml vegetables, with n coinpoto nnd
glass of beer, costs In tho best places, for
two, nbout 1.10 of our money. Tlio
name at a ivspcetablo place, but not ro
well prepared, jet good enough, about
thlrtyflvQ cents jwr person of our monoy.
I mnuo It 11 nilo to try nil kinds of places
whero fowl la clean nnd respectable Hits
Nina ten is very lino. It Is nerved tlum:
A teapot largo enough to hold ono largo
cupful, nml half full of leaven, In plnced
boforo two persons, with nuother Inrgo
pot of boiling water, Wo half Till our
cups from tho teapot nnd 1111 up with hot
water, and, If desired, with cream or
with milk, nt tlio tuuno tlmo filling tho
teapot with hot wntcr. In this way wo
cau hnvo as much as wo can possibly do
slro. I notice lltiBslnns drinking nml refilling
until tho decoction coming from tho pot
Ih barely colored. We, however, refill
only onco, gottlng thus two largo cups of
delicious ten. Tho third cup is strong
enough for tnblo use. For each portion
twolvo lumps of sugnr nro fiirulahcd nml
bread enough for n fnlr breakfast. I no
tlco Ilu&slnns putting sugar In their
mouths and nucklng tho ton through It or
cntlng It after Hwallowlngsouio ten. This,
however, whon tea la taken simply ns n
bovcrago and with n sllco of lemon. Ono
dltjgtiRtlug habit Is common hero In tho
oottor class 01 restaurants, a glass or
ivatcr Is nerved after tho meal, with n
Ingcr bowl. Tho mouth Is washed and
I ho wntur poured out of It Into tho finger
bowl. I lmvo hcrotoforo scon this dono
at many tables d'hoto on tho continent,
but hero bo far It seems universal. Thero
Is nothing In this really filthy, hut It Is
Btiggostlvo of Hastiness. I lmvo seen It
among traveled swells In America. It is
n habit I hopo will not tako deep root oven
In our Bwolldom. To wash tho mouth bo
foro smoking is n luxury. Hut thero nro
soino things which nro hotter dono behind
a Bcrecn than in full vlow. -Carter II.
Harrison lu Chicago Mall.
Art of ITImlonr Dressing.
Tho shop windows hnvo put on their
last pcrsunslvo touches as tho Bcason
wanes. Tho milliners' windows look like
aviaries In which Iwnnots and hats aro
perched llko birds of gay plumago. Hut
nothing is dono to nttrnct tho fcmlnlno
oyoinoro skill fully than that which allures
tho men. Tho artistic possibilities of
neckties nro shown lu many ways. Ono
enterprising dealor has hung lllscntlro
window In deep indigo neckties splotched
with spots and waving linos. Tho Illu
sion Is of n very deep sea aspect nnd very
taking. Ou another street red and bluo
nhlrts nro niado effect Ivo by displaying
them lu lines bo that tho bars of color
Bhall tell for all they aro worth.
Tho art of window dressing wo hnvo
learnod from tho French. Two things
nro necessary, a senso of color in masses
and by contrast and an appreciation of
tho voluo of forms repeated. Thcso
Americans nro gottlng, nnd It marks
progress on tho way to becoming an nrtls
tio pconlo. A glovo shop and n place for
women s gear is n caso lu point. Tho
window Is laid in black. On small raised
stands aro long black silk stockings
folded with hanging ends, and on each of
thoso aro perched longfi yellow kid gloves
knotted exactly In tho satno way. Abovo
these, which suggest, by tho way, pro
Itaphacllto llowors In a foreground, nro
black knitted silk vests, hanging llko
banners between tho long yollow gloves,
which lmvo tho effect of streamers. In
the center of all Is another vest, crossed
by n magnificent pair of yollow embroid
ered gnltors. Tho window, with Us ro
Iterated yellow and black, might fcrvc
for nu Austrian rally. Now York Press.
What They Don't like.
Onr compact and Interesting letter from
tho Ninntlc summer school for teachers
had In tt a wholo sermon In that ono quo
tation from a teacher that "thero w'a'nt
but ono way of larnln' young ones any
thing nnd that was to glvo 'cm what they
didn't llko." What a picture it ofTcrsof
tho way somo pcoplo regard children, and
tho sort of pcoplo who Bomotlmcs secure
positions as teachers! That tho senti
ment ns expressed bristles with errors of
grammar tlocs not, unfortunately, prove
that n teacher did not utter It verbatim.
But tho ossenco of tho wholo thing is In
that notion of "giving 'cm what thoy
don't llko" as n means or education. It is
tho philosophy of llfo for somo pcoplo.
Thoy go about, ns a moral and religious
duty, taking tho happiness out of other
Sooplo'8 lives for their good, choosing tho
isagrooablo whore choico enters, and
turning to tho left in a crowd becauso
tho others turn to tho right. "Thoy glvo
'cm what thoy don't llko." nud know it'a
tho rlgltt thing becauso thoso who get it
"don't llko It." It Is a pitiful way of
looking at things, nud It doesn't bolomr
In tho Nineteenth century, but It Is still
to 1)0 found and when found it cannot bo
cured. Hartford Courant.
Vta of rthorenl Whisk)-.
According to Tho Lancet, In certain dis
tricts in tho north of Ireland other Is
largely used as nn Intoxicant. A special
kind of ether Is prepared for drinking
purposes, and its success in supplanting
whisky appears to bo owing to Its cheap
ness, for u person can obtain for a penny
BiifDclont of tho potont fluid to intoxlcato
him. It mny bo hero mentioned that the
so called chlorlo ether, which, under Up
nowcr namo of spirits of chloroform, Is
proscribed to glvo r pleasant flavor to
nauseous draughts, has often beon used
ns n stimulant by Inebriates wliohavolmd
access to it. It is not other, but consists
of n solution of chloroform diluted lu
ulnotocn parts of rectified spirit. With
rogwd to ether oold for drinking pur
poses, It is asserted that tho oxclso
authorities hr.vo besn r.ppllcd to, but thoy
lmvo no power to coutrobjjjUs talc.
Chambera Journal.
Ilothod of AiiprulUus Manuscript.
This ctory U told of n cortaln Boston
publisher, and It is reproduced us showing
a unlquo way of appraising literary work:
A gentleman who docs much with his pen
in tho way of n rather lurid kind of story
writing had frequently disposed of manu
script to tho publisher in question, Ono
day ho entered tho nfiico of tho latter with
n story to cell, and handed hlci tho parcel
of manuscript. "Well, Iibvr much for
this?" was asked tho author, whllo tho
questioner kept poising the. manuscript
on Ida open palm! "Fifty dollfti-a," was
Iho reply. "Fifty dollars' ' repeated tho
publisher, tho rising Inflect ion in Ida volco
clem
lotlug ourprico; "why, li'a not nearly
C3 heavy r.a tho ono I gavo you forty for
x:o; iopr cue . iwsvou uuugo.
Strong Mnrltttn Tower.
Great Britain still lint tho largest navy,
though sho is closely pushed by Franco and
Italy, Sho ha ono vessel carrying two 1 10
ton guns, which hnvo a penetrating power of
thirty-six Inches of Irons four vessels with
sixteen 03-ton guns, ono with four 80-ton
guns, flvo with sixteen 41-tou gun, and num
erous other vessels. Sho has cloven seagoing
vessels carrying from twenty to thirty inches
of armor. Franco Is her most formldnblo an
tagonist, with nlno seagoing vessels with
armor from twenty to thirty Inches thick,
nnd six with armor from eight to sixteen
Inches thick. Sho has ou six vessels fourteen
75-tou gnus that can ponotrnto twenty-sevcu
Inches of Iron, on ono vessol twofitf-ton gun
thnt can plerco twcnty-tlvo inches of iron,
ami 011 six vessels nineteen 43-ton guns that
can pierce twenty inches of Iron. Italy is n
cIrM third. Sho has flvo seagoing vessels
carrying twenty 103-ton guns that can plerco
thirty-two Inches of nrmor nnd two with
eight 101-ton guns thnt can plerco twenty
eight InchcJ of nrmor. Soven of her vessels
carry nrmor from twenty to thirty Inches
thick. So, though Qreat Britain has tint
strongest navy nlono, sho tins n bad show
ngalnst Franco nud Italy combined. Tht
United States doubtless has thosmnllest navy
of nny nation of nny size. Kven whon our
"now navy" is finished it will not compars
in tonnage, lu armor, In speed or In gum
with tho navies of tlio great Europcai
pow ers.
I'rrnlilrnlliil Cnmllilntes.
Tho following Is n eompleto list of the
procidentia! candidates of tho two great
partlcst
I789..0eorBO Washington... .No opposition
irw..(loor20 Washington... .N'o opposition
1700. .John Adams Thomas JcfTcrsoD
1800. .Thomas JclTcrsou John Adams
1801. .Thomas JcfTcnton C. C. l'lnckncy
1H0H. .JaiiirM Madison C C. l'lnckncy
1812. .James Madison Do WlttCliuton
1810. .James Monroe Itufus King
1830.. James Monroe .No opposition
1821. .John Q. Adams Andrew Jackson
1828. .Andrew Jackson John Q. Adams
lS33,,Audror JackBon Henry Clay
IBM. .Martin Van Duron William II. Harrison
18W..WIIIUm It. Harrison.. .Martin Von Uurcn
ISM. . James K. l'olk Henry Clay
l818..Zachary Taylor. Iowls Cams
1853.. Franklin l'ierco Wlnllcld Bcott
1H&0.. James Iliichanan John C. Fremont
I860.. Abraham Lincoln 8. A. Douglas
1801. .Abraham Lincoln a. II. McCIcllan
18C8..U.B. Grant Horatio Scrmoui
18TJ..U.H. (I rant Horneodrceloy
1870..U. II. Hayes. B.J.TIUlou
1880.. James A. Garfield,.. .. W. 8. Hancock
1881. .Grorcr Cleveland James G. Utaloo
1888.. drover Clcvclaud llonj. II. Horrlion
Tlio Unarantlno Act.
Tho Quarantine net approved by tho presi
dent provides for tho immedlato establish
ment of eight now Federal quarantlno sta
tions nt tho following points! Ono at th
moith of Delaware bay; ono noar Capo
Charles, at tho cntrnnco of Chcsapeako bay;
0110 on tho Georgia coast; ono at or near Koy
West; 0110 in San Diego harbor; ono in San
Francisco harbor, and ono at or near l'ort
Townsond, nt tho ontrnnco of Puget Sound.
Tho aggregate sum appropriated for tho es
tablishment and maintennnco duriug tho
present fiscal year is 511,500.
I'ortcrliouio Steak.
Tuo steak called porterhouso wo evidently
tho steak sold In tho public bouses where por
ter was sold. Porter Is a dark colored malt
liquor, first mado for and drank by porters.
It is heavier than alo, and has tonlo proper
ties which alo iias not. Probably, then, the
largo steak, which is to tho ordinary steak as
porter Is to ale, was sold lu porter houses, and
so coined it namo.
retltln ITlnclpll.
Thcphraso "begging tho question," is
logical fallacy, tho lint explanation of which
Is credited to Aristotle, who gives flvo ways
of begging tbo question. Tho earliest Eng
lish work In whleh tho expression Is men
tioned is ono published (n 1581, entitled "The
Alto of Logicko Plalulio set Forth in our Iug-
Well Taken Cure of.
Tbo trim appcaranco of tho avcrago moun
tain Is undoubtedly duo to tho fact that the
average mountain has a valley to lookaittr
It. Exchange.
A Good Modicino Which every Family
Should be Provided With.
Tliuro is no nicdleiiiu so often needed
in every household ns n good reliable
liniment such ns Chninberlnin's l'nln
Halm. Ilnrdly n wook pusses but some
member of tho family has need of it
for somo ullinent. A toothucho or
hcailnchu limy bo cured by it. A touch
of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted.
Tho Mivero pain of u burn or scald
promptly relieved, nud tlio sore, healed
in 111 mill less tlmo than when niudicinu
has to ho sunt for. A sprain may be
promptly fronted before iiilliinunution
huts in, whleh insures 11 euro in nbout
ono third of tho timu otlierwihu re
quired. Cuts nnd bruises should re
caivn immediate, treatment before tho
parts become bwollen, which mm only
bo ilotiu whon tht) l'uin Halm is kept on
hand. A soro throat may bo cured bo
foro it becomes hor.ou.H, A trouble,
tomo corn nuiv ho removed by npply
ing it twieo 11 day for a wook or two.
Qiilnsoyiiiiil glandular swellings mny
bo hiirprcasod before mutter him begun
to form in them, lloils ui oiten the
retiiilt of nn injury nnd may hu prevent
ed by timely treutmetil. A lnmo buck
mny bo cured nml fcovurnl dnys of vnlu
ublu tlmo suvcil. A pain in tho t!ilo or
chest relieved without paying 11 doctor
bill. When so much pain ami hiill'eilng
may ho saved by tho trivial outlay of
fitly contK. it Ih certainly Kiirpris!ng that
nny family would do without such a
remedy. Tho fnet is, few of thoso who
hnvo used Cliuiiihorlnlu's l'uin llalmnro
willing to bo without it.
A Knnsas City traveling man says
Chamberlain's 1'aiii Halm enables him
to earn 81,"00 pot- year It cured hint
of neuralgia with wmen Ik had been nu
almost constant sutl'cior.
A. II. Klllott of South Gcilnr, Knnsas,
Buys: "My father who lives nonr 11111
was thrown from u buggy, nnd nearly
killed, Chamberlain's Piilti Halm saved
his life."
Mr, Wm. Wcstinko. a iiromincnt
furnior nml Mock-miser near Avoca,
Nub., was w badly injured by being
thrown from a sulky, that hu could not
raiso his hand to his head, by using
Chamberlain's l'nln Halm, ho entirely
recovered tho uso of his arm in two
weeks tlmo, which uiinblod him to ux
hlhlt hisstuil of Iiomos nt tlio fair uud
they took tho llrst premium.
L. O. lliirlliigliiuii of Now lioston,
111., sprained his back so badly thnt tin
could not cut "IV a stick of wood,
Chamberlain's Fnln Halm cured lilm in
0110 day.
- m
St. Patrick's Pills clcnr.io tho system,
purify tlm blood uud regulnto the liver
ami uoweis. 1 noy imvu no equal, try
them, 25 couU pur box.
Bold by W. J. Turner
LADIES
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
MEN'S
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
CHILDREN'S
Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
-AT-
Perkins Bros.
SPECIALTY
SHOE FITTING- HOUSE
1 1 29 O Street.
DENTISTRY
W. J. P. Lawton, D.D.S.
Rooms 42, 43, 44, Burr Block.
levator on O St.. Telephone628
Artificial Teeth inserted without plates.
NITROS OXIDE GAS
Administered for painless extraction.
It has No Equal.
THE ALASKA
REFRIGERATORS.
Finest and Ilcst Mate.
Lndles arc Invited to call and see these
summer commodities nnd also Inspect our
magnificent stock of Crockery, Lamps and
ATt &lassware,
Cal and sec our stock. Prices low and
everything the very latest.
S. C. Elliott.
FINEST LIVERY RIGS
In tho city all como from the
Graham Brick Stables,
1&J7 V street, wluro nil kinds of
Buggies, Carriages n Saddle Horses,
Can to had nt nny tlmo, tiny
or illicit on short notice.
HORSES BOARDED
KING STEEAR,
SHOE STORE,
Is tho next thlnif ton Savlnes Hank, Tho only
dlirurcucu Is wo ulvo vim
Real Leather Shoes
Instead of I'lincr Holed Hhoes, fur tlio Hiinin
or less tlollaiN Mint tliiiotlKTHchurge for hIioiI.
tiles. Wo sell them on tholr meilts. 'j'lm
slivuncit and best place lu Amorlen fur Heal
I,ent her Hhoes for the saino amount of money
Itonioniber tho plneo, IU1U O strei-t. '
KING STEEAR.