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MAIDKNS OF YUCATN.
FAMOUS FOR THEIR BEAUTY
FORM AND FEATURES.
OF
Their I a1 I Seldom a lluppy One- Klakini;
Cla;:ir-tt' Vl.slt to the Ijco Malirm A
Talo tf Yuo Refinement uml Aml.iMI
II .
Tlio ine.tiz.i woiiun of tli:it inoht inter
eating country sire fumed for their beauty
of form and features, abundant fcilky
llao!w tresses, largo dark eyes and easy,
graceful manners, Generally tliey aro
a p;ood as they aro pretty; but their lot
i.t bcldom u happy one; perhaps litey am
too numerous to be justly appreciated.
About ono in eight enters tlio statu of
matrimony, and these appear to be the
K-aht happy. Owing to a groat exuess of
female jmpulation the consequence of
many revolutions and war with hostile
Indians a largo number of woir-en dc-jK-nil
entirely on their own exertior.s, mid
their fluid of labor is limited. TIr.y are
not employed in stores, Biich places U iu
monopolized by white handed youths
who think coarser toil beneath them.
TIkkjo individuals of the sterner ;ex ex
pect the gentler, under all circumstances,
to remain at l.oino, no matter how pain
ful their position. Orphans must cat the
bread of dependence in the hou.se of re
lations or friends, and 0:1 no account
shock public opinion by trying to cam a
living away from their place of abode,
nor may they venture to dwell apart
from ciders who shall control their every
movement. They may suH'or everything
except actual starvation, yet miibt sub
mit if they would be respected.
A few are wonderfully clever at mali
inrr most Ijoautif id fruits and llowersol'
sug.ir, but cannot earn a living by it, the
time and care needed in the manufacture
entailing so much expense that only the
wealthiest give an order on very special
occasions. Nothing truer to nature than
these vegetables, fruits and llowcrs of
sugar can be imagined. A pineapple, an
car of corn, a golden lri-.ln.-vv, with its
o 11 shaped appendage, a spray of snow
white tuberoses all equally perfect in
form and color; while largo, full f lown
roses, crimson, pink, and jellow, appear
as if the frail leaves will fall from the
stem if breathed upon. Only tho taste
convinces us that thy firs not what tiioy
seer.:; and (ho flavors given to then by
t'seir skillful producers are us delicious as
the work i s admirable.
JiAKINIi CIGARETTES.
The making of cigarettes affords em
ployment to hundreds of girls, because
i lion, women and children there imhSge
i.j tho use of tobacco. In city, town and
village pretty scnoritas sit behind the
prison like window gratings deftly wrap'
ping up tobacco in small pieces of the
outer covering of maize, which, when
toasted, imparts a delightful llavor to
the cigarette. Twenty cents a day is the
most that ono pair of hands can earn.
Dressmakers aro numerous. Others
anxiously solicit orders to embroider in
silk, thread or worsted. Pillow Jaeo was
formerly manufactured ia Jlerida, but
being expensive, thero was no demand
for tho article. Less mostly laces arc
largely used. No meztiza's holiday
dress is complete without ample flounces
nf it; this converts their simple white
linen garments into expensivo attire.
Cheap lace is imported, but all who can,
prefer to wear that inado in tho country,
it being handsome as well as more dura
ble. This is not sold in the stores but in
the public market place, where it is car
ried by servants; for, strango as it may
appear, tho most poverty stricken bavo
maids, who, besides receiving no wages,
frequently help to support their mis
tressos. Generally they have been given
to tho family, when children, by their
parents too poor to provide for them.
They work hard for little food and scanty
clothing, are very faithful, and will bear
hardship and ill treatment rather than
leave those to whom they have become
attached.
Being directed to a family of girl.; who
supported themsf Ives, wo made our way
along u broken narrow sidewalk to Iiousl
No. 4 in a row of dwellings, each con
sisting of three rooms, and an outhouse
that served as kitchen. We rapped with
our knuckles, and a sweet voice bade us
"como in." Pushing open tho door, we
found ourselves in a room containing a
small table and three low seats, occupied
by young women, whoso appearance in
dicated that they seldom en joyed a hearty
meal.
A TALE OF WOE.
Yes. they could make all the lace wc
desired, if we could advance money to
buy net and thread; they had none, even
to buy medicine for their sick mother.
We asked them to resume the work that
our arrival had interrupted. This they
did, embroidering tho net with ix long
line needle and thread drawn from wliito
liaon cloth. The designs, their own imi
tation of native llowers, aro traced on
white paper that is tacked to the net. A
frame is used only for very wide lace.
Af ter our order was given a talo of
woo was ioured forth, with an appeal for
money in advance. A lew clays later a
messenger came from our lace makers
with an earnest petition for another
small installment, and so on, every few
tlavs, the full price being paid long Lc-
iore tho laco was matte. V. o engageu : ylnce early youth, which makes employ
one woman to mako eight yards of lace ; ers prefer tho latter? Baldwin's Textile
e ighteen inches wide, and having paid j Designer.
the full sum in advance, never obtained j
more than four 3ards. These people earn Ketrayeil.
from twenty to thirty-five cents a day. j The minister's wife sat on the front
In epite of their cheerless homes, mo- j porch mending the clothes of one of her
notonous lives, and continued toil, there ! numerous progeny. A neighbor passing
is a winsome refinement and amiability 1 stonncd in for a social chat. A large
about these maidens that surprises and
cliarms. They seldom indulge in gloomy
forebodings, and whon things aro at
their worst make light of them. Their
dinner may have consisted of but one
tortilla, they may not have a cent in
their possession, cr a tallow dip to chasj
tho darkness from their empty room,
but they will throw open the street door,
letting la a flood of sweet moonlight and
balmy air. A neighbor has an old
guitar, and slender lingers fall lightly
upon the strings, while plaintive voices
blond in eomo sweet melody attuned to
tho sentimental verses of a nativo poet.
It in.iv be a love song, or perhaps a
carnival ditty with a chorus. Harper's
lkir-ar.
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It Was a Doublo Ilit. j
"Well, good-by," said one as she finally
turned to go.
"Well, if you must go, good-by," re
Til iod the other.
"Shcstxmt-!" called the Italian
v.u
licees the stand on tho corner.
I loth women ruuiea anu ijouuu
Li
.i;n in l urpriso and indignation, r.r.d it ii
nelilalr that he has been overluiukd
by one of their hur.bauds ere this.
troit I reo Presti,
Jlo:
EDUCATION.
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Whl.Ji Train Han. I ami Itralo
To-
gt-tlicr A Croat Mistake.
lliit-h year brings to tho general public,
;: :s well as to tho educators, tho convic
tion that the present systemof education
i t inadequate to the demands of the day.
The great public, which is more directly
interested in Kfhool methods than tho ed
ucators themj'olveB, J,re waking to tho
conviction that there is much list less ex
penditure of timoand ell'ort in putting
the hoy and girl through the eour;:o of
studv in the schools. This conviction is
not limited to any c lass of intelligence.
Itii permeating all clashes. Willi this
more complete view of education comee
among tho higher classes a greater re
spect for skilled labor. In these days
when riches suddenly take to themselves
wings and fly away; when there may be
luxury one week and penury the next,
it is "necessary for every ono to l e pre
pared fi.r these emergencies. The exi
gencies in business life cannot always le
foretold with accuracy. The laws that
govern tho evolutions of commerce are
ton certain extent the sumo i 1 thejr ten
dency and as unerring in their effect us
those that govern tho Solutions of na
ture. It has long I icon a great mistake t.i the
i ich to educate their children in the of
iioresences of knowledge, and to teach
them to view manual labor us lowering
in its influences, lint self preservation
i-s one of tho first laws of nature and
hero are comparatively few people who
would rather starve to deaf h than v.ork
with their hand-. Tho instinct of na
ture is strong with us all, and thero is
that consciousness in every one, at least
in nearly every one, that forces him to
labor in order to wive his own life. The
complications of social conditions and the
consequent conqielitioii in all depart
ments of industrial and professional life,
logethcr with these sudden disappoar
uices of fortunes, are impressing upon
ho minds of all, tho rich as well as the
poor, the necessity of being forearmed,
i 'ho man who is armed is always ready
'or an attack. Tho man who has a
skilled brain and baud to fall back upon
is i .'ady for an emergency.
If society is to bo compactly built and
p.duiing wo must ail contribute our
: :'..or, not only to malic il so, but to
..cop it so. We have now as much of the
isintegrating elements as we need. These
:ro the criminal classes, the paupers, the
msanc, tho bed ridden, tho homeless, the
:ged, the infirm. Wo have in this wide
lomain many that aro needy, but that are
iot yet tho wards of (ho public. Willi
:ho increase of tho imputation comes an
1: crease in society's burdens. Tho com
plication in social conditions must boc. i
hnt to everyone that will take the tvou
ile to penetrate the slight crust which
nvclojw life in tho United .States. The
!:!y way to put an obstacle in tho way
f this alarming increase in our non-pro-h'.cing
class, or non-contributing classes,
is to educate our children to become pro
ducers and contributors. Tho present
iy stem of education is good so far as it
foes, but it does not go far enough.
if all members of society were produ
ers as well us consumers there would be
ioss necessity for poorhouses. Practical
education might, and undoubtedly would,
lessen tho tendency to crime. An idle
nrain is tho devil'sVorkshr.p is a saying
lis truo as it js old. Thomas Carlylo's
j ringing sentences may 1.0 quotcu nere.
lays tno great philosopher: "i'rouuee,
produce, produce. If it bo but tho most
infinitesimal part of a product, in God's
iLao produce it. 'Work while it is yet
lay, for tho night cometh wherein no
man can work.' " It is tho business of
ihose who direct education to consider
iheso facts deeply. Detroit Tree Press.
Tlio Yours 3Iiin from College.
College bred young men aro without
experience on the practical side of .'ii'e.
The pushing, alert business man is not
particularly impressed with tho value of
i college degree in forecasting the mar
ket or determining the value of "job
'c.ts," because bo knows business is not a
heory at nil, but a hard fact. Then,
-oo. collegians often give themselves su
perior airs, which do not go down with
licir associates, tho majority of whom
uivo received honorable tears in their
light with circumstances, and have little
tenderness for carpet knights. More
over, tho impressionable end formative
period of life having been spent in the
school room, they have not acquired that
alertness, that power to grasp u business
situation or problem and instantly solve
it. Nothing in their school books "taught
them tho shrewd, watcliful readiness
competition makes necessary.
Take the young fellow who left school
as soon as he had mastered the rule of
three, and entered upon tho struggle for
existence. Ilis mind was open to all
impressions ho learned business with
out knowing he was learning, as a child
learns to talk, lie has formed business
habits unconsciously. His mind was
melded to alertness, rapidity of thought,
promptitude of action, tho requirements
of business character. Let us illustrate.
Take a little fellow of 8 or 9 years,
brought up in a well regulated home,
and place him besido tho street Arab,
bootblack or newsboy. On the score of
mental activity and practical knowledge
md shrewdness, tho latter will run inm
i to cover in two minutes. Does not some
such difference exist between the edu
cated young man and tho ono to whom
business has been a matter 01 tiauy me
worn oasiior, naii iuuoi out ions, eu. oh
the floor of the porch. After various re
marks of a gossipy nature, tho visitor
said. :
"You seem to bo well supplied with
buttons, Mrs. Goodman."
'Yes; very well indeed."
"My gracious! If thero ain't two cf
the same buttons rny husband had on his
!.; t winter suit, i'd know 'em any
where." "indeed!" said the minister's wife,
calmly. "I am surprised to hear it, as
all these buttons were found in the con
tribution box. So 1 thought I might as
well put them to somo use, so I what!
n-.us-t vou go? Well, bo sure to call
rain." West Point Alliance.
Vtliat It Ouoe Jleant.
A teacher writes: "One of my
who had been teaching during the sum
mer came to me in despair over a sum,
saving, 'I can't understand sympathizing
fractions." (When we went to school,
years and years ago, "sympathizing irac
tioiis" meant broken candy. We under
stood, but tho, teacher didn't. Times
chan.je, cud wo change v. iLh them).
American Jlissionary.
THE
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$50O Reward.
We will pay the nbove reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigent ion. constipation or
osti veiioss we i :..not cure with
West's Vcg' t :.!-: l.'.xi Pills, when the
directions i.i- !r:iiv complied with.
They are pim-iy . -U !,!,, nnd never
fail to give siitUl-ietii'ti. Large boxes
;ontiiiniitir .'(( sugar routed pills, 2."ic.
For sab' by u!l druggists. Jiewiirc of
counterfeits mid imitations. Tin? gen
uine man lit' i luted only by John O. We
it Co.. m;2 Y. M idi.Mjn St. C'liicHgo,und
Sold I.V W. .1. Warrick.
--One of the w it in s--- who
Olio div before Judge ( 'liai'iu:
appeared
in, became
Hoiicwliat a:ii-iiis over the recompense
he was to receive for tlM time he spent
in court. Tue p.or fe'd-iw w is s. over
come with anxi ty th tt he broke f ith at
the judge; "L iok-a he ir, judge, do you
reckon we'll get the fees when the county
"missionaries" meet?" The ooiicnission
ers in iy h iwsonu tiling to do in the mat
ter, but they should stop his pay.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURD.
To tiih I'kii'ok. Phase inform your
read -is that I have u positive riniedy for
the above named disease, liy its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. I thall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy fiu-.k to
any of your readers who have consump
tion if they will send me their express
and post otliee address. Hespeet fill 1 v,
T. A. SI.OCTM, M. C, 181 Pearl st,
New York. tf
"Oswald Outhnian of this city, seems
to li lye a warm spot in his breast for
his first loye 1'lattsmouth. Ilesaid that
he would, rather lose tho president of
tlic United States than to have Weeping
Water secure the county seat." Louis
ville OLsei t'cr. Why don't he come and
live with his friends?
Bucklin's Arnica Salve,
The Host Salve in the world for CuU
Uruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fiver
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all s! in ei upturns, and posi
tively cures Piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 2. cents per
box. For sale bv F. G. Fiii ke & Co. ol
A 1 a man needs to do is to "stand
iu" with the gang at Plattsniouth when
he wants a public oilice. Louisville,
chronic. Observer.
COUCH! and COUCH! and COUCH
What in the world is the reason you
will cough and keep coughing and still
keep trying inferior medicines when
IJEGGS' C1IERKY COUGH SYRUP will
positively relieve your cough at once?
Phis is no advertising scheme, but an
actual fact, and we guarantee it. S.ild
v
(). P. Smith & Co., druo.rists.
The democratic oilice holders are
bound to enjoy their few remaining
months as servants of the government
just as much as they can. The postmaster
at Plattsuiouth is keeping up with the
procession bravely. He has n,. .. d his
oilice to the Anheuser-Busch 1 r ai
porium. Lincoln Jt.nrnah We biiicye
he is icisn for so doiaij.
Itch, Prairie Mange, i.nd Scratches of
every kind cured in :J0 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure and
perfectly harmless. Warranted by F G
Fricke y Co. druggist, Plattsuiouth
Where He was Fortunate.
Young author (to eastern publisher)
' Well, sir, have you examined the man
uscript I left with you?"
"Yes, sir."
"And what do you think abount it ?"
"I think you aro fortunate in not liv
ing in Nebraska."
" Why ? "
"A man was shot the.e for bad spell
ing it while ago, who would have laid
you out cold on orthography."
English Spavin Liniment removes al
h.nrd. Soft or Calloused lumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny. Stifles. Sprains, Pink
Eye, Coughs and etc. S.-vve 50 by use
of one bottle. Evera bottle warranted
by F. G. Erickk & Co.,
Druggists, Plattsuiouth. Neb.
Ja:. .. ! Iiin;ster at Vashington.
Munemitsu Mutsu, Japanese minister
at Washington, is a most abstemious
man as regards stimulants, but being a
scholar nnd philosopher he has shown an
inclination to taste of American mixed
drinks as an experimental process. He
does not like our fancy tipples, however.
A few tlavs ajro ho tackled a gin fizz for !
the llr; t time. "Ha!" he exclaimed, in
an Oriental way, "it buzzes like ally and
stings like a wasp." lie will hereafter
confine himself to tea drinking. New
York World.
F-blo of Olden Time. ,
A farmer's wife hanged herself on a
tree in his garden. lie married another
wife, and, curiously enough, she, after a
few years, hanged herself on the same
tree. 1 lo married again, and third wife
did tho same. 1 ho farmer wrote sadly
lo a distant married friend to tell him cf
the mournful coincidence. In reply his
friend wrote:
"There is great virtue clearly in that
tree. Send me a cutting." Friar John
A Perfect Poem.
dear, your mouth is a perfect
Iy
now can you say sucii a
tiling as that':'
"Well, it is like a pop
ular poem at least. It is so widely red.
And tho matrimonial mercury fell 4.0
degs. at once. Terre Haute Express.
Aii amateur chemist wants to know if
whisky will dissolve gold. 2o, sonny,
but it "will make it disappear.
i be
strong.
Jcnrmcse arm v is now 130, ICC
It v.-ill U- GOO GOO before long.
I.: i::d.'tary circles it is considered the"
.man L'igua u a myth.
Don't
let that cold of yours run on. You think
it is a light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con
uinption. Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of nil obstructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured by
the use of Boschee's German Syrup. If
yuu don't know this already, thousands
nnd thousand of people can tell you
They have been cured bv it and know
how it is, themselves. Bottle
only
cents. Ask any druggist.
AMiy lie Wan in Mourn inc.
She I notice that vou uro in mourning,
Mr. Jotics. I;av you met with u recent
bcreavcrac-nt?
lie Yes; I have just lost a sister.
She A sister! I was not uwaro that
you had a siiter.
He Not a sister by blood, but a young
lady who said she would always bo a sis
ter to me, though, to tell tiie truth, I
haven't seen her einco tho uhjht eho
eaid so.
She Oh! I gee.
And tho subject is dropped like a hot
echo, L'pston Courier.
The Business Booming-
Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of business at F. G.
Fricke & Co.'s drug store as their giying
away to their customers of so many free
trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, lironchitis.
lung diseases qui
test it before I i".
bottle free, large
warranted.
j.nd all throat aim
( II!
t.V
il. 1 ou can
getting a trial
: 1 :
i'.e
V-l. Every bottle
Our objection to the
foolhardy man it
not that i.e i i i foul, but that be is hardy.
lie never se-ins to uio. Iiarper s oazar,
Electric Bitters.
This remedy i.-. becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special
mention. All who have used Electric
Bitters sing the same song of praise. A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of
the Liver mid Kidneys, will remove
Pitnphs. Boils, Salt Kiuum and other
affections caused by impure blood. Will
drive Malaria from the system and pre
vent us well as cure all Malarial feveis.
For cure of Headache Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or nioiw y refund
ed. Price oO cts. and $1.00 per' bottle at
F. G. Frickit & Co.'s drug store. .1
The Virginia Returns-
Richmond, Va., Nov, 32,-Tho follow
ing are the official returns of the vote of
Virginia: Cleveland; 1.11, fl77; Harrison,
150,442; Cleveland's majority, 1 ,:!.
The vote in 18s4 was: Cleveland, 145,
497; Blaine, 139, o.5; tota', 2S4,8o;5.
Democratic loss, 4.00G.
HOW CAN PARENTS
allow their children to cough and strain
and cough and calmly say: "Oh! it is
only a little cold," and keep giving diem
cheap and dangerous medicines, until
they are down with lung fever or con
sumption, when they can be so easily re
lieved by BEGGS' CHERIIY COUGH
SYRUP? It has no superior, and few
equals. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
A Panic in a School.
New Youk, Nov. 23.At 1:13 yesterday
afternoon fire broke out in the First ward
public school building at Long Island
City. Over BOO children were studying
at their desks in the various rooms of the
building at the time. When the children
ou the first floor saw the flames they
raised a cry of fire. Instantly there was a
panic in every room in the building.
The children rushed pelliiKll for the uar
row doors, crowding, jostling and strik
ing each other in their efforts to get out
The children were piled up at the foot of
the stairways in heaps and attempts to
bring order out of the confusion were at
first fruitless, but finally the police and
firemen were aide to check the children,
although thev had to contend with an
excite I mob of mothers that had appear
ed as soon as the news of the fire spread
through the neighborhood. The fire
itself amounted to little, and as soon as
it was extinguished, an examination of
the injured was commenced. It was
found that while hundreds were badly
bruised and shocked, no one was fatally
or seriously hurt.
WHAT ON EASTH
Is the reason people will not, can not, or
do not see any difference in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap John houses or
irresponsible parties at enormous profits,
rather than take a medicine of world
wide, reputuationjind one that is giving
universal satisfaction at equal price? No
medicine in the world is giving such un
paralleled satisfaction for purifying the
blood as BEGG S BLOOD PURIFIER &
BLOOD MAKER, nnd ever bottle that
does not do its work will cost you noth
ing. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Eaby was sick, tee gare hex Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
'Alien she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castori
f OFFERED
for an tneiirablo ense of Catarrh
In the HraJ ly tlio Iropi H-torsof
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
Symptom of Catnrrli. Ilondaehp.
obstruction of now, clmi-lianod fulling: Into
throat, sometime prof uw wult-ry, and acrid,
at others, thick, u-imcioim, iiiuoouh, purulent,
bloody and putrid ; yi s weak. rliiKi"tf In ears,
dcafuoM. difficulty or clearing throat, cxpcclo
Mition of offcimivo matter: breath otlViiHive:
Hindi and tnnte unpaired, and iM-ncral debility.
Only a few of tln-w? mplotim likely to ! pres
ent at once. Thousands of inwi result iu oou
Sumption, nnd end in tho imivr.
lly its mild, soothing, and lieulfnsr properties.
Dr. Saire's Itemedv cutch tho worst caws. fiOo.
The Original
LITTLE
Liver Pills.
n a n a wt.
Unequalcd asa I-lvcr PHI. Pmiillent.eheap-
est, easiest to take. one l-eiiei
(-ureMck Headac he, IIiIIuum Headache,
IMzzliieMM, Constipation, Induction.
ItlliouM Attacks, and all derangement r
the stomach tutd bowel. 25 cU. by UriUffc-hiU.
reople can Ilardly Believe it.
JtUSEYVlI.I.K, I l.I... May aitli, 1KS3.
I (nko pleriMire to let yon known that my boy in
Hlill nil rihl. ho Iihm not had any of thei-panm
since about March 2ith. 'i'ho people can hardly
l lii-ve il. from the fai t that he had us many dh Hi
a day or more. 1 heiievo ho was a yery nervous
child all his life but did not hliw any si?ns of
spasms mil il last Ueceiiils-r, after which I hey
camo in renular succession, and 1 hnil H doctors
attending who could do nothing for him, nor
oven tell us what was the matter. 1 had despaired
of his ever ncttiiitf well, until I not Koeniti's
Nerve Tonic. .After tiikinK not quite a Isittleful
he Kot (jnite well and has not had the lea.itsij:ii of
spasms since. Jtespectfully Yours,
MIS. IC LKYTON.
I testify to tho facts ns stated above to Isj
Btriclly true. JAS. lMi'.TY. l'aiilor.
ecrrampniri lumnwdenj or nervous aistHf
will be seni free to any add rent, and poor pmieiiil
can also obtain this medicine 1'ree of ctiurne froiq
us.
This remedy has been prepared bv the lleverend
Pastor KueniK. of Kort Wayne, Ind.. for the punt
tenears, and Is uow prepared under his direction
KOENIC MEDICINE CO.,
5 W. Madison cor. Clinton St., CHICAGO, ILL.
- SOLD BY DRUCCISTS.
Price 91 per Bottle. O Itottiea Tor VS.
F. O. FKICKB it CO., Druggist.--,
IMrtttsmoutli, NlI).
v Rorec i r
l. UnLOJLLl
The 5 th t. Merchant Tailoi
Keeps a full Line of
Foreign & Domestic Goods.
Consult Your Interest by Givicg II in a Ca
SHERWOOD BLOCK
1 ttssruou tl. - KToT-
ROBERT lOMLLLY'S
H&. - -WJ&.0-02ST
M v ,f
t r! A TV 7)
V BLACKSMITH
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, arid general jobbing
v now prepared to Co all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
Is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAO EN.
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge ot the wagon snop
He Is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
New Wairuni) nnd Haggles Bade
Order
HATHWAOTION HOABJ1KT
THE OLD RELIABLE.
h. a. umm & m
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer Id
r Hain
lie. i i i nil J
i
Shinies, Latli, Sasli,
Doors, BSinds.
Can supply eve y demiind of the trade
Call and get terms. Fourth street
In Iiar o" Opera House.
THE CITIZENS
1ST IS. !
PLATTSMOCTII. - NEBRAfeEA.
OAFITAL STOCK PAID IN, - 50,000
Authorized Capital, $IOO,GOO.
orncEES
JRANK CAR HUTU. JOS. A. CONNOR,
President. Vie-Presidenf
W. IL CUSHIXO. Cashier.
PIKECTOKS
Frank Carruth J. A. Connor, K. li. Gutl inanij
J. W. Johnson, Henry BcpcV, John O'Keefe,
W. U. Merriiiin, Wb. WeteEcamp, W.
II. Cusbing.
Transact? a General Banking Business. Al
who have any Kanking business to transact
ar invited to call. No matter h'"
l.iree or ma!l the transaction, it
will receive our careful attention,
and we promise always cour
teous treatment.
Issues Certificates of Dei osits bearing interes
Buys and sell Foreign Exchange, County
and t'itv securities.
J nN MTZGKHAI.L, S. WiCGH
President.
Caehle
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Itii 11.
n
r
LU v mtn
irt tJ.Iti WHliifc ALL U-it
1 1 in 1 1 1 :!'!. h i l.I lv din."
P
ft
I lx-lii!V
for ('OMM'ltll t.tl'.ll H.lVC'l
my I iio. A. 1 1. Ixr.vi.i.i,,
I'Mitor Kikj uircr, J Men
ton, N. V,., An ':, V-?7.
Tho m.sT Cotih Medi
e!no is I'iso'h ( I'lti: Kilt
C n 1 r m l "r l n . ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 ret i
tako it. witliout olijoet.ion.
iiy :dl drnjist.s. i:c.
CUiitS WHLKt AIL USE I Alia. I A
liitiTiix. I'viinu i'i:.!-. rp
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V.'hon I ray CtluK I do not mean roorcly to
fitii them f.r :i Inn'', "d llu-n h.ivc tli'.'iu re
turn njram. I mkan A KADICAL, CLi.!i.
1 have made the diKuuno of
FITS, EPILEPSIT or
A lifo-lonf study. I WAtntANT inyrcmrdy Ut
C'UKK tin; wor.' t eftnes. i; cai:su otlii'irt hao
faili-il im no riMson fur not now rereivinjj nrurn.
Sciul at oih'i; for a I rvatist; and a i- hkk Itit'i ri.li
of mv I si'A i.i.iuli: Hkmkdv. jiv i;xHfni
and i'o-t oiiici'. It ohtM y(u noihiug fur a
trial, nd it will cure you. AvVtrciw
H.G. ROOT, M.C., IE3Pr.'.RLST..r!EwY0RK
OF PURE COD LIVER GIL
ftWP I21TPOPSOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as F1ilk.
So dli;r,'ulitl tiint it can bo taken,
ur1 aiuiiitllatad by tlie mott
teiltlv otmicta, when tlie jlaln oil
riinnot l tolcratcj ; mini y th coin
blnation of the oil wltli t!ic taypopitoa
plillod In nucli loore tllii ac io
Eemurkablc as a fiesh producer.
Persons gain r:MIy mj!!c taking it
SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by
Physicians to be the Finest and iJost prepa
ration in tho world for tlio relief and cure of
CONSUMPTION, GCROPULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTIHQ
DISEASES, EMACIATiON,
COLDS and CMROK1C COUCKS.
The great remedy or Consumptlan, o -d
Wostinj ii Children. &A1 ly all Lrurjgists.
tr mc?i 'A pi p3 m
y7s Cream Balm
pi raw tiR n sh. m
iri ym
,sgf
TrythaCureMgiJ
L , "-;'Z-y-9' vs?
deai)os thettsaHPasfiOKca. Al
lays Infiarrunatioa. IIcal.;jthe Gorc-3.
Restores tho tecz&03 of Tusto, SiacJl
and llcarmp;. f v
'
A I'rtir!n i i nptd-i-.-t int--er.i nostril n.r.,1
Ss :r-i il,!. Pi i -e-V.t. :-. ilriitKixi i.r ty '
tail. KLY III IWUhXifiS V'ar-cn.V-wr "iox'z. A.
; i i;i:'.t V. ,
jr ,. ,
V'-. i; .' .i.
J - r. ri r . c V
F.'iCOP'r:;:! of
r - ii v, li't piir.
can clothe you i.ud ;uriiih yon :v.:y,
all the nec'.s, : y ur-.-l c. ,y, :-r-e-.v;.
appJianccs o rit'e, : 'ta.'.co. ,
eat, il:;h, Jia-.l, r!:, . '.'j h,
or stay ut 'iv!i'i, .-m I i .1 r-..;.. :,
styles an:! cu'in'it Ju-1 ,
Wllit 13 i-O'iul.-fc.l j (jo t;,..Sc
COMFOHI.'.aLY fin.i yoa c.i r.-..,::
esiiriaie o; va:uc- 01 in-. i
GUIIfJ, v.;:-'i v:ll !w
receipt of iO c. p . ,
montc o r-.; n p. y v- a r.-j a co.
-11-1 rTir ;.:: .: ; -
' . . . '-5..
Hair in its Yot.-tf-.ful Color.
fa mviiei 's C: s it e. ra n 1 1
rigS' Our enstomor call ft
iC'"";? t'J kot-ii anv otL-r.
1 ......
A?l7$?V$x:ir J- Kichardson Jk .-on.
Drugjists, 2Dc., Oc, a:.d ? l.'X).
R. B. Windham, Jom.va. I avsk-.
X.tary Pv.hllc. ? .aiy 1.1"
lie.
1V1MIIA3IA lAVIi-:n.
Attorneys - at - X. cw.
Office over ISai-k clCa-i County.
Platt a M O C T 1 J , - -