Plattsmouth weekly herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1882-1892, April 03, 1890, Page 4, Image 4
I V, ' i WEEKLY HERALD: PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, APRIL 3, 1890. I' i N r 3 I) 19 I lAP DUSTCRS I fijfy I fORSALCHtRC I VlLT "This is one of the 5a Dusters. It is closely woven and handsomely embroidered." Don't get stuck with Dusters which will let the dust through and spoil your clothes. 5A Lap Dusters iool::ll,Z?i 5A Ironsides Sheet ftr.. in Stfcbla 5A Clipper Fly NetsrotYA"d Eqol to Leather t Half th Colt. 100 other styles of Sa Ilonse Sheds and Fly Nets, ut prices to suit everybody. For sale ly all dealer. If you can't get them, write us. ARE THE STRONGEST. CONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE 6'A LABEL V I'l.sril by Wm. Arms fc sons, riulada. who r.o th famous Horsi; liranil linker blankets . ..-. "r-v-v- -n v . x-' rev L S-CdA-uJ:, su'f T f .r - . ' JO .f M J - ' c 9 7 IIEUAI.O AND AMERICAN CAIiOEV S2.!in. TARIFF LITERATURE FCii ALL. The A AFRICAN Pr.oTECTivr TAir i rr I.r o i . is inlli.-li!ng u most valualtlo pei i-s of "i ai 'i do-iiRients. These are pwipared vitl; a . tostate tho facts ami nrmmn-iUs ir.,- !'!oi;v Hon, whether in the interest ; r i ii-ii-: i laliorcrs, merehants or ii-jSV-:-ion!t r-.r. Kaeh i-----jo of the se-rics a'if;:ls :o ;Si.5i- -f.-awxl i: eparatfl industrics.nml re-e:;r:'. fi. ciisnutaitle IV.ets coinjiniise,!'!-: ;U' r "-! -o-of living. o:l other ai't'Uincn is shoniiisr ii-bc-riotitsof iTotectiott. Any siti-rle one will be Font on t'-- i; t ' cents in stamps except " X'.'sit-s, i n I:,.; 1ari!r." which will l.esoni fo;- ; ec:.! :. The whole list will be seni f.-i- : eeris any twelve for '20 cent.?, or sttiv- :ve ior . etiits, postage paid. Oi-Uex-by uwuwi-. No. r-..5cs. 1 Wac-s t-lvln and TariiT." Z. A. n.:;., liUll-S 11 2 "Tbi! Advn.iliwesof a Frutt-i-ileo Ti. i l' t tiie Ijtuor uuil Iialn-stries s' t!:e I i.i ei it.i;e." Klrc Pi-Lw t sa.iy, xsS.. i i.A -hwn O. U cxnk.i 2 3 Pome rrxluctn IndistH-usabii-1- a -i-.t- ply, a. Low 1'ilees, ot the Mauufactuiv i C umni"Uities required Tor tlm 1'itipli- o the United .stilus, and Ail (;;'ate i:;:.o I'rtcluetion of theso i omitKHiii i. s Inijx i sihle without a IVotoctive Tm i r." I ir t Prize l-.s.-ay. lSS. C. D. Torn C2 i - hat are Ha w iiaterials ? Would rYpeTJa.v JinteriaU be Aa'autaeous to thts I.:evir iiiia Indusirit-s of Uijite-i sin'.rp." r ir?t iTize Ksa . ls'.i Hojilh B. UJ.k;.i. 5 M Fa! i ae ios of i ree-ii ade." U. i' Jiii.u.h... 'Ji 6 "iboiiie iews oa tlm iarliT by r.n ui.t U'j- !- iiess -Man." iiEO. DiiAriUi. 7 "Tho I'rnitvilve i crill': Itn kt laosouiU." C. L. DiVAiins ;-; fl Tho Wool Interfsr.' .7u.i.- W ji. Lavi::.:..: i.1 l protection t. i rec-ira '.e." I . ii i n n-:.l He"ii:w. D. HiiiKruK r CO lC-"Tee Farmer and the larld " Col. ii.hma.: II. Ul oi.V 1:1 11 -' Fr u- tion its h i ubdc l'oiley." (..onuc S. tw 1C 12 "Ei jiiv to the 1 retiiU'Ut's Freir-i raie Mts- toKr." li. P. i oRTtu r 1:1 WiiKMi'tnt-ii ami tue ii.rirt " t 14 "Ihe Viuil iuoilen: hhlt Ame-Ieu.n I'i la.-i- iij.-ia Ik! At amloued ana Anieiieua .:ir JtMa.V.rre.ideiua? 15 Sviiiu. i.i Go;:t:;iu, xvidi Au;l!lei U li i-ii;t-s of oi.o liiim.rej Yt.-ars." 1 . r- :r ' i'oirT' R P 17 rrnuiTii-'i fcr A.-iu-ti?aii &hlpi-hir." r Ue I iir in : .:C u 'lax." lioiiMi i: Lar.r.i.. . r- " Wl I: iM..ciJ Should I e I'rnlfi'Uouis. .. v., ' V. H . AI'MIIxtas it , lt r. i'3ri:V ? " Aiu;ivets u a Vurilu u".lli'-'l ..... ' 2 Ti.'! .' me. i- pa W iiol Industry.' LU.i. ;h'.'S. ...... .. ... & C-.V Wh .. id tost f l-lvlrnr." J. I. V f.i-Ksi. -i S-i ?iii!.- r.. r.irr.'.li.rf ludustrlos." 2?, "A-:u-iii u v'orkla!?ia'!.." j;5 " IV u'.li'i.i unJ the r'urnicr." s-c::. : rS:. M. 4 t.l lioM - Tia A-T i:cii rcjn:IT..R w-eiciy Jia-.rasl ..--Too- I t - iU-'V..-'xj.i I tSl f'V--0! of t.- i.i-:-.i qvi-jii. ;;.' .riuMiCi. :'., :h co. i-. 5 I.ve .Vidre 9 '"-v-v :.. POTT. C. .s. -f .'y. AtiTr.ct Try tho Daily Herald a week; only 15 cents delivered by canier to any part - tb city. Jh V Jv r.DITOlllAL ETHICH. . TilK peraule ilo not vnrc half m liuirli f -r tariff i c form as ti r y do tax reform, and mi cv n mom-v ui'tik'-t. Tin: democratic pi iinries will b- held to it i ii It r, the most c;isual observer on the sire; is today can s:c pbiinly that tltcie'8 fun anead. Tin; .fonrnal'ri idea of drafting unwill ing vi tints into the service of t)ie dmio (ratio party as mayoralty candidates is i cfrctdiingly original. Mississippi' lt-mocrti! state treasur er beats his Misi-ouii coiupntiiot in remi 1 ir New York City style, tin; defalcation of the latter only amounted to thirty-two 'lioitsand dollars while that of th: form er amounts t the princely mud of three nindrcd fifty thou-etnd doll lis. 'I'm: 1Ii.k.v.u is in favor of home first, In- world afterwards If people living n th s vi( initv would only bear in mind hat it is the Meady growth of the city hat makes their property valuable, they would Mire ycpi nd their money where it would improve their own homes. Try it, ood people. , "The calendar yetr ope:3 nuspicious 'y in foreign trade. In January and IVI.ruary, taken together, the country's X ports exceeded its imports to the e. ent oT $ 10,000.000. The indications are that the margin will remain on the cred it side of tiie account throughout the year. This a gratifying change from the record of a year or t.yoago, when the balauce was against us." The following card in the Lincoln Call, shows how they do it up where there is more fight on a councilman than is usually shown in a U. S. senatorial contest : Lincoln, March 2(5. 18.t0. I particip ited last night in the Third '"ar.l caucuses held in Band's hardware store and am consequently in favor of Joseph liurns for councilman and shall support the tic ket in the li' Id for hbn at the primaries. I. M. Raymond. Acting under the advice of th? attor ney general, Secretary Windom is buying up Union Pacific nd Central Pacific bonds. To an outsider it would appear that the government had had enough ex perience with the Pacific roads, whi h could be replaced mile for mile for less than half the money they are bonded for. Why purchases of shady securities should be made, we must coufess, we can't understand. The money would be better lying idle in the treasury. Theke has been so far no outbreak in the Indian school at Genoa against the rotten government of the United States and the state of Nebraska, notwithstand ing General Van Wyck's inflammatory oration to the little Indians the ofher la-. The red man is getting so civilized that he will soon cease to be of any ac count in this great country. A few short years ago the result of such a burst of eloquence beforo an aboriginal audi ence would have been war paint, whoops and s nips within forty-eight hours. State Journal. To build a city requires the united effort of many men, To support a city requires the judicious and unanimous support of all people in and about that city. What is the secret of Chicago's magic growth? It is not bickering and inharinony of the res ident citizens and business men, but united effort and con tinuous harmony in all public enter prises. It is the fruits of labor which bring happiness to the laborer and wealth to the employer. Encourage home en terprises which give employment to la borers and whose object is to build up your citj- and country. Pkopi.f. w ho talk of the bitterness of the political personalities of the present time ought to have heard the late Rob ert C. Scheiick and C L Vallandigham, who died twenty years ago, discuss each other in public. They were opposing candidates for congress ?u the Dayton district in the sixties. They were both perfect masters of vituperatio.i, and in their speiches they dealt in nothing else Sehcuck used to tell how the name of Yaliandigham, the traitor, would go down to posterity with a load of infamy attached to it; how children then unborn would bet'iught to despise it and to groan at its mere mention. Next day Vallan digham would tell what the children wonld think and say of Schenck, "the petty tyrant of Baltimore, who, lacking the ci u rage to face the foe Iu the field, made warvipon innocent women and chil- dreti, and lilhd the military prisons with tln-m. allap i:!iHn was ine more scholarly man of t!ie tw., and the more skillful in the use of words. -"But what Schenck lacked in polish ho made up in vigor. The crowds were al ways large, and violently partisan. Tliere w-re no half-way people in-the audiences of those days. The meeting', however, were gen erally conducted without any aft-mpta at violence. It Schnck wa speaking vtj rv man in the audience was a repisl- if Yaliandigham was on the stand G'.obe Democrat. THE GREAT REPUBLIC. I'hllad lp!la I res. Tliere are some elorj'ient tiiiur- wJi'n h cannot ln repeated too otten Hnd wli'n h men are too apt to forget. This fashion in w hich this reat land h is p lid its l-bts, wltilt otherhhiVe increased theirs, in ono of them. Here are the figures for i jst & Quarter of n enturv, a mere ! span in 'he life of national debts Pi ineii'al. InOiet. AllKU-tS1, .ii 755 !W5.j75 Marc!i4. WJ $2M5a' 1S77 -'.(i.7si Hi lrSl 1 H71I ! l 7 iss-" l 4,,mi :t.Mi ' HH! Slv") 1 (i.lKi'l 1HM 7 o r,-.n 111 -5ii.S 74". 7'; 7i".n ;7 47 0l:i.:c.:i 41 til .11 null Mil, (mi It 4) deduction $l .W4.7 '1 -'' di." i".l While we have Jone this, Eur pe, with aWout five tinus our population, nboiit f"itr times our wealth, and twice our natural renources, lias added to its na tional debt in the last twenty years 200,000.000, or over tlniee our tot .l original debt, and the inter, st charge to day is thirty fold our own. In when our figures begun, Europe ov.id $1 .1,000.000,000. It ow.-s today ov. r $2:1,000,000,000. it pays $1.0S8.000 00 t a year interest and is loaded besi.b s wi;h $s,87,000 000 for military, war, and n .v:d expenditures, including pensions, where our own are $130,000,000. This is the lesson of liberty; thec are the fruits of freedom, f nd the Gr- at K -public, without Jr-bt, without an army, without a navy, goes on in the great r-..-e of prosperity and industrial siiprem icy, distancing these heavily loaded C"in petitors. Since General Grunt whs president of ! the United St.-ites it ins h p::ened but once that all three brauches of the n i tional government, whose assent is re quired to a law, were in the hands of the same prty. The democratic party has not had control of all three since the first congress under Mr. Buchanan, for although it had a nominal majority in the second congress, yet it was divided so hopelessly on national policy that the Douglas democrats helpel the republi cans to elect their speaker rather than put one of the president's friends into the office. Now, after years of responsi bility tne republicans have the presid.-n- cy, the senate and the house; and their i minritiMi in thf two latter, if not lar'e. I are sufficient to control 'he Course of leg- iblation, especially since the speaker effected the reduction of the rules to common sense. As a consequence the responsibility of the republicans is great er than in any recent congress, and the country will be quite justified in holding them responsible for any failur- to pass those measures they have declared u ed ful for the welfare of the country. The first should be a revision of the tariff bill, the proper adjustment of which will require more wisdom on the part of the national congnss than nr.y measure placed before that bony "'; the war. The next measure demanding the immediate attention and of almost as much importance 19 the silver bill. t-. : ator Stewart's silver bill should speedily be enacted into a law. 'he result of which would b.i ivost salutory especially in the west. And finally of great and nearly equal importance to the last is 'he ballot reform or election bill that will give the south as well as the north an opportunity to exprese an untra minded opinion at the ballot box and have it registered as ful' and freely in Missis sippi as in Nebraska. The passage of these three great measures together with safe economical legislation on smaller matters will in-nre republican supremacy and an honest administration of the gov eminent for many years. The republi can party has always been equal to any emergency that faced it, and we believe it is the same patriotic organization to day with nought in view saye th wel fare and the prosperity of the whol country. "A trust has no right to live. It is a conspiracy Hgainst the welfare of the peo ple, and its continued existence is a re proach tothe public spirit and common sense of the public. Laws for the extir pation of trusts coming witlrn constitu tional requirements and limitat'ons.and, at the same time rigid and comprehen sive enough to accomplish the purpose in view, can be fram-d. The framing of them, however, is a task calling for great discrimination and delicacy." Ex. "Ii is worth noticing that 2.1.000 tons of American steel rails have just ben sold in Mexico for the construction of a n-w railroad in that country. The Presi dent of the road says the cost was "ks than it would have been on the same quantity of European rails of the same grade. ' In this connection, the foil w j -ng extract from a recent number of the I t ,,nA.. rriln nml Tnn m R,.-.-i.iv nun. be commended to our free-trade organs and orators:" Protection, which, it was thought, would only impede the progress of Un American ioru industry, has proved to be the Very 'rock of its salvation.' And much as we may regret the result for our own fink-, the Americtin people, it must be admitted, have shown a much keener appreciation of what was essen tial to their progrww than our own doc trinaires would be wi'ling to admit. Bennett & Tutt havt- all kinds of gar den seeds in bulk and packagea. 150 i2t. allu- Ad' i-a iiiln' i:u his iio allien uil'i a c"inetriy j lnu ll ne i s"'s a t;iM,i"w, ''lit a'lu- s e? a e cil . Anil 1 1 ie in i lir.tvv .t oer ev ei y!jni y 1 1 K " Mii'i ul. lie ji irni 4 sin ay !'!! lie meet-' Mi' flits to snake 'eai ll:iii!i 'iliatMx.il la.cn ti e Ijit'ere-t of l.ittt r 'li ( ti mink : H feIN y ni that Sii tiif.iMe Is ua cver;.'iv'riii cur p. Au' iievei st'l)s to rea-oii that 1' lie Wois.. - t'tiie ik'j Il imI'J TIIIK-I'AV. Dist r ict C.ou rt ProcT'diaga. Tlieo. Oion it ill, vs. C'ily of I'iatt-i ei'iutli; d which to ; d. i vs I i.- r A . i: S., !;n!ie ;ir,.i h.!:t::! . i I". 1 1 il j ! 'T ! ; t;; t ' ". i I i it r. d 1 1 ev 1 1 l.( f o ' i . i . . -el. ; . - . : ! i i t :. i i : : '!"!. .'ii . i C.i !'l Ve i ' i a :n .-. .-. .11: i : '4 :! i"r: ,l u i- "i ( ')'' F.t ; ia!.i 1..I-: . ;i-t .-i.!'- ol rex I. : I I I 'l ti'. n t!ir.o!-r t.'i ;!':!' ti.-' i.. :!..-.. back of J.'hn K .l!iis mid Dtittot:-, ei-.. ing M !! St t.ei a httle w-sfctlhe 111 epivitt, i-iim'!g "'it on the 11 it innr ihe l isiib life o! V l.'i.li lii.n. ill t!;e S : onil wild, tli re" in a sii-aiiiht li'h- m theo'i'l -U Vi-y in the Siiilif i'!:is is 1 i i'-; 1 d i ti) is i ! i ! v to :'!.' .s-.l, i i! r i: n I i route, it Would 1-1 H e I h-- lit lir. .lei!. I v el-.s! l.i 1) . S.l'i i ill's Ii. a jjnini ti at would come as ).:. r ,-uiln svervb.uly us any tiial c.-til.t I'c n siiie W. J H es.se r. The !1km.d lots just turned out th. haixlsoinest, ciitabgn- of any we have seen this year, for Nebraska's leading rlmist, W .1 I lesser. Mr. H'sser his a very large collection of tine plants or alnio.-tendless v.irieties. ids collection of (tabus b. ing the finest in the country wi st of Chicago. Nebrask.. people will find it greatly to tin ir interes to buy h.nn grown plants, that will la jure to retch them in ha? condition Twenty Veils expe iellCe in this business has en ibled Mr. II ss-r to grow nothing but thn best stock, which he sells at low est prices. The Hotel Riley. Omaha r.e. Tonight thf? hotel Il'lev of Platts np'Uih, owned and built by J. F. liih-y. of this city, will be foi 'iially open-d. A magnificent banqu'-t is to signaliz.; the event round which smile if the most dis tinguisln d personagt s in the state will assemble. The hot 1 is a bijou. It is richly furnished and decorated and sup plied with every modern iinpr-'vemei.t (..(y. fi ,y the larg-st hostleries in the country. Mr. and Mrs. G Knapp and Mrs. Root. Knapp, of Shenandoah, are visit ing their daughters, Mrs H. N. Dovey and Mis. K-llv F-x and Mis. K-llv K"X. , , e . ., The outlo.ik for busy times imorg the carpent.-is w.-i n-ver as good s id '!.- time. Plenty of work -it Tiving j ticis 's what makes ry I III the eoii.ity v. !'( ore tie supi in Vance C ilils (11 t ii'. ne : y ; j-.-.. j e-r-.-tis. at Cn: 'i sf Vest- rd-iV colli", II. o! i. 11; to ml -!! ( ki t wis -oj-ri'cii 10 an d si.in.'iit'-d on part id' ;.pp--!i ii . will d : Cai' 1 v."--s : fo:- -,. !- - lii'V.e, : '!!! Mis-: ,, i 1 Ili I'.se 11 ill-: eoil : 1 r - V ,:-) j -.s g--t a ii--o-!ig t: ;s u-t - i ! in j- in Su 1 - 1-1 r ! : -t ! i) !' ! - V ' . as a IV . e t I I 1. :. Til u- ! VI .-. 1 lie o I I 1 i i . I V lie 1 1 1 1 Mil' . 1 : y is We! 1 i'iie . u!t ot li .d in .v eii.i; ' 1 1 1 '( i o 1 h :.! - ' . V I i I , 1 1 1 I . 1:1 ni ' !. t 0:1 M d ii r '. : in in. :: 1 fiiloW'ii a bal tend, i got a - III 1.:!; i;i !o face, and one of the Yauda '-oys t.'i." hip..-n.-d to be lo .kdu. on leCiivii tw or three blows that he woiit f.o'g t for . day or tw o. A v.-ry pleasant tini w-s had I a si evening at a Ideo iiye soei d ut ill'- iionii of Mr. and Mrs. K-lly Fx. Th.- kin, priz- lor g nticiiien was w.n by G o. E. Diiv.-v; Mrs. J on s C'n-' bore i.Vny ih honors for th ! idle-. The got- booby priz .' fell to Mr. Guy Yan ! I v.mi t, wl iie that for I h- 1 i-ii s was eairiL-d by ?.ir Maggle Dovey. It was clearly undeisti l in the s-c ond ward, last ni-jht. tl-a! the only way neighbor Sherman secured a place on tl. delegation, was by permission of Col Fr.-d Kioehler. who issued a proclamt ion tit that tlT-ct. and tol l Sherman tha if he behaved hims 1 f and acted rigid with th- bovs h ni'ght go on Hgain. Th-Colon. 1 s-euis to bave a corner on the second and carries it with him. PF.ltSONAI Father Lynch went to Omaha this morning. Bird Irish returned to Madison Neb. this morning. Saml. Eccb-s returned to his Bidiic horn- this morning. Mis. Frank Bradley returned to her home at Alii inc- tltis morning. Mrs M. D Polk and son Oakley are vUitino; rtlatiyes iu Greenwood today. I U-ife tli" wcfiinK pf-.ii !.!.- t.tal's W (. K f r and John II I'fun ai'r in t'l- metropolis on bil'-in. t- .' (ieo. I). Mat Imiii old .laoii Slni'ht, K-i., of Suuth V- nd, are in tin isv to-, day. j .'. A. S.ill.r, kii old IVmisyl vania Central liiilfoail man. em in tin-city J ;-t n-t'.ht. I J. W. Orr, it, vrtr.u prohibitionist, j was a pa.-stner fo- St insb. rry, Mis-oit i j tais morning. j tlii-. no i h i ii m, af' -r a bi ii v i -it wit! .: 1 i u ' l i M:.-. 1) C vll I 1'. I' M':-- ' (itV i ' :; .i i ill ii ; i.; . c t v . : I' ..(.- 111. I.l.ld I.. 'i:.v a I! I l! .or a so I 'ill . .O.t i I j lie :-s C I i.iii ! i:iili, in :; i II ' l ... i .i III: I.s !'. li- l.i 1 Ii e n V : , V. lor!: i Il ::l lily : s v i! Ii tin: pi i s.- ol II.: .V --- I I" "' , , r.i:ir j . ii .. :-..- l I f tl a .'.l .'c: 3, n.t .it ;tli i'. la i iiijii ii od. I'.i uuil ag-iin.-t or to lYu.ov i l in.- one ail. I m-.yt imp. rt..iil llil: ' fin ii Ik r in lie.iili; or m km . l'o know whom to rmiiise v. iili .-i'nuld ;ie our foremost duty, in my do 'it tin (iti!;lic at large sip iuld demand and le reive good me. lieal advice tor lie. p: is -ervation of ln-ad h. Tiie Arakoff Medical Co , With its Wol Id i ide reputation in seekuie to fol low out the principles nnd a: lis of tie-i- minent Russian pb sieian. Dr. Arakoff, of Moscow, and his etl'biafcd Ibls.dall Hospital t reatiiK-nl . has s cured He- ser vices of an -Mien nt and i xperp-p.eed nedical corps, who will upon application eive advice by letter frii; of charge to oersons suffering from ai v form of dis ase. Write and describe your complaint and its sy i litoins, also give y. iir full name and address on n stamped envelop', and bv return mail receive advice for treatment fie.- of expense. Address :il! communications to Thr Akakokk Micihcai. Co, Bo-ton. Mass. A Lady's Berf3C: Compsnion Oar new book by Dr. John II. Dye, one, of New York's most skill I ul physician-, .-.ii i-.vs that pain is ii-t necessary in cldl-l-i.irtu, but results iioin cau.-es easily un derstood and oe!Coiie. Iteha'ly pro ves that any Woman may In cone- a ui-ith-er without suiT-aing any p . in w l.ati yer. it .also tells how to ov.-reomc and piev nt morning sickness and the in any other ev i It-. attending preon ii.cy. It is hialoy e. do.-sed by pins', i.aii- everywhere as t.e wife's true privati pompimion. ('ut tb s out: it will save you great pain, and po sn.iy your rue. nnn i wo c-ni x-oiip . I d si rii-tive cirrulars. t si i ii-- n i a!-', at;. ,,.,,.5.,, ,,,, ; ,rl, Fr: T!o.:.:as,v V .. yv' v- j ,Ul,..,;v. Md -I' sibiy your life. Send two c-r.t st.iinp lot f i t V 1 r. Z iv to ' b -'!. 5. ii i.-l- d.!..-. . 0. :o -I . .. r cars w- ii--. v : v j) -eo el . K-ngV N-w Lib--,.-.. i-..ii El'-et: r i.-: hdled ! i 11 i r !i 1 v ;d v- u !;!). W- do -Liiein . v iy 1i-u . t-. i:!ts 1(0 not : ili ! 1 D. ' 1 1 t r i. Ti. I pt '. -n i ii t'.. i- v. a V 1 ) 'I- I: : --la '. I .;.-! : - 1 - v r; . ! . - : Ii I. .: b .-ib- .-f :- k ti'- l I ' 1 1 d V' US-d ill ' 'e Ili- : 'I i for th- .1 ,r !i v. y-a; -. S l:f to of th- cmn, try on r C' ii't of pr:p, sid'O e r liaMlc S lid i-viir -and P. O a,l d r. ss to Tm-: Ah.'-k- kf Mi:i-:ci. Co . P.. .-ton Mass. To Nervous Seb I. tat d Men. If jutl will S-ud US Vour addres--, V-e wiil mail you our iUn-'i U d phmnphlt -xpt .ining all ab -at Dr. D -'- Celebrate.'. I l-.leerro o!iaie I Ir ami Ai-p-ilmi I,, n i" h:i 1 :t: 111"- . il ( i .- Hi) .P. 1 1 ie ie r V ol, s il ( I.-' ili) '1! tne h lehilifdcd sistiin. -.nd how- tiny wiii! jiii'kiv r -store you to vigor and 111 11 -1 1. Pan phi. -t f e-. II Mm tl.i.-j lTlh-t' d. w.- will s- nd ou a Belt a id VppliaiiCes on a trial. Yoi.taic Bklt Co.. Mat-ha';. Midi. Mr J. F Masters, Cashier of Enimi-t j & Go's Bank at Wav -rly. Ohio, says: "I '. consider Chamberlain's f'ough Remedy j tin b. st I li aye ever us-d. A f t -r Using; s.-ver.il oilier kinds, without In in lit. I tri-il it and it quickly cured me, aitr: yars of suff ring with "ii oit-tiit. te c ugh' and throat tr.ni'ih-." .( c-nt ttottles for : sale bv F. G. Fiicke it Co. i foi: ss fif c.-vssi We will sell iiiiiritiii c;i:per--this week at 3d, 3.. 4o, 5." sm.l ri3 cents er v:mi, othr g !:: nt riio sa.rie low rates. Fluor u;' eld'h ii n d Idiiolir.ni fqiially hs low J. V. WtCKKACU 6c ZoS. F. Crabii! X ron. V 9 - Succoscora to ROBERT flOHKELLY. Wagon and Blacksmith 1 m m , m MiMMi- Yai)t., itiK.'Ules. Maeii:ne , , .i, ;,.,.;,;r,.,i . i'ii sii.i! ('iifd ; u.l lii lii i;u ' ..'oliLil ! il:.-. HorssslioGinga Specially we i s;: tm;-: 11 li a a' li' v ;.(,. aa! t a i 1 I I : S I : i" 1 1 V : '. ; I I . m: li. i: I i . t;,,- ! . t .1 y. vi' i.') ..ile r. l!eni .s'.MK- ii six rn sr. PLATTSMOUTH H 3 t. have 'hem !. fi-.an r'Kease to u!i!-li tin;; i , , i .. I f ii i ii lit Miles j. re lio' li.ken it. I II T Vul I. lilKi.S lijihe ui. cly a ml I i-!i. ihl'.- li -e ui tl:e I : :i..hie ir ,J - VJ'll HAAS' IK;G and PuULtllY REMEDY H I'n venis Dieo-c, rti i.--i- Uicoste, i.S )-. i.lljll. tlcirtl oys WlJi I1IM, incic:i'-.;s I Ik- 1 It-.-. Ii Jiull ii ; - lt-il . M ol 1 1 1 1 1 y . The so 'lii-l I In syM- 111 of I he Inn i-i orlitied tai si i!i-ea-e. t'ie ii.i.i e eeitiiia i-i the resii.1. i-i) not wall il.:lll -' I ho. sale past !l. iilineht. vi hid Vt ise "1 ; ii Write. 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