Nebraska Newspapers

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The Plaltsmantb Herald PoMisIiiiii Co.
TEEMS:
DAILY, delivered by carrier to any :irt .f Illi
cit IVrWeek 1-,
I'ar Mori ill no
Prr Year 7 no
WEKKLV, ly mail.
One copy ix month M on
One eoiy oi.e year no
Ueglitered at tl.e Post Office. Plalt-mooHi.
second cla.Hn matter.
rLATTSMOUTII, MARCH 20, ls:..
Maiu-ii 20th. alight snow
Firt it Mew
And then it unew.
And in the mcflntiine it froze on general
principals. Such is March in Nebraska.
The past hard winter has had its effect
upon the ohdurnte heart of Mr. Sitting
Bull and tome 140 of his thieving follow
ers, tlia re is but one thing which make
a good Indian faster than a hard winter,
and that is the certain knowledge ti nt
they will be punished in proportion to
the crimes they commit.
Mr. J no. A. MacMiiki'IIy is home
once more from his few week hard
work on the Omaha Republican whose
editorial pne he burnished up iu iood
style during Mr. Nye s absence. We
regret to learn of Mrs. MacMurphy'a
ill health, and hope t lie returning spring
iu ay "aain restore the roses of health
upon her cheek."
I'uoi.kammk for the present lor
I'lattsinoulh city :
First, a oo.l healthy cnlcrpi Uinj;
city government.
Second, permanent ami substau-
tial improvement of Main .street lv
widening the side walk :md putting
in good gutters.
. Third, iraler works.
Fourth, the Diagoa.il It. II.
The great city of Chicago lias ris
en in its might to condemn and o wi
th row n the low license, bad order
government, run and operated in
that great city under the disguise
of democracy, and prou.incul men
of all parties have enlisted in the
cause. The cry is for a government
that will advance the interest of the
great city of Chicago not the party
interests.of any political organiza
tion n the interests of any clique,
but the welfare of Chicago; and we
predict that the misgoverninent of
Mr. Carter Harrison and his sand
baggers will be overthrown.
The supreme court of Nebraska
convenes today for the purpose of
announcing opinions in cases al
ready decided, and alo for the pur
pose of examining records and con
aultation upon cases now under ad
visement; we venture the assertion
that there is no other court in the
northwest that keeps tip with its
work any closer than the .supreme
court of Nebraska; especially when
we take into consideration the raj. id
ly increasing business which comes
before this tribunal. The fact is. it
is an overworked court today, and
the number of Judges ought to be
increased, and will have to be in
creased, if the business of the tri
bunal is to be kept up. The court
will probably be in session until the
latter part of the week.
Thk Herald has no means of in
forming its readers, an yet, what will be
the new order of affairs in the surveyor
general's office, when Gen. Stephenson
take charge next month, aud having been
asked so often by numbers of our peo
ple who are interested in knowing,
whether the gentlemen who now admin
ister that office iii clerks, draughtsmen,
cct , will 1m; bounced or not, we can only
nay, we feel insured that the fiice w ill
be administered on the strict bais and
iu .strict conformity with the principles
of civil service reform, and if under that
plan of which under the ue.v order of
" things we know nothing these very ef
ficient gentleman can be retained. The
flEUAI.D with the well disposed portion
of this community will be highly grati
fieel. Thk interview we published yes
terday from the Des Moines Ilegieter,
in which Mr. G. F. Wo lston, ihc
manager of (lie Diagonal road, states
clearly tlm intention of the par-tie-
building the same, i. e., to build
south-weal Irom Des Moines through
this section of cuntry; one other fact
U alo established bv this interview,
and that is, that as yet, no definite
route Las been agreed upon from Des
Moiues 6outh-west, but that its final
location will depend altogether upon
the encouragement the road receives
from the people and communities
tnrough which its line will pus.
Council Iilufl'd, a will be remem
bered by our readers by leading the
proceedings of a public meeting of
,fher prominent bu-iuess men, pub
lioeJ in the Hebald n couple of
day ago. has already taken steps to
bring the Diagonal to that city; and
it is high timo our people would have
some expresslDn of public opinion and
resort to some concei t of- aetiou in
mvi ril t rk t 1 1 4 fun f t n r 1li flLU.tr.
. M. . . . . . wm a. aw . . . . . . ....
has endeavored to do it. duty, by cal
ling the attention of the public to the
Diagonal in time for our people to
secure its presence here among .us, it'
they so will it; there i uo reason why
the towm ou the line of t hi- proposed
roud fco.ith-;vc.t lioiu FlHttsiiiouth, aide repurr.tiou abroad. We shotil 1 ic
ahuulJ uot wdLi? up aud Uke hohl of ! gr-t to see any calamity happen lo either
this n;crpric; ouacrt ot act ion, j the Teter.ni editor of the Oiualn Herald
eutlcuiuu, i what boofti alon great : or to that grut jourual itself. That's
enterprises like thi one. j the kind of a jc-pv.bli.jan re.
Thk Hsao of an act hjr the last Irgjii-
d lHtynvJiWiujtJivviow the tleatructiou of
the corner 0:1 new which n few journals
jn thm tatc are aide to maintain against
the f 1 -1 1 . I exciting quite a diseus-lnn
between those few newspapers ami lu
Omaha lief. , If we can comprehend I Iw-"
JlntUHf. of tho argument. he-ini; ued prol
i iii .1
ami con, the question is resolved down lo
the noint. '.'.in tin-iilcorni.'i f im t.i.nli
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JC IK eilini lllilll pf I 111 1 1 1 111 II SJIIlllCUle
in Iii! Male, or any other lor tlut mat
ter, from mouopoiiiu all the news?"
We once heard Col. Tom Steenson,
the ilver-touiigei lawyer of Nchraska
City, make an argument -f gr at force'
before a jury, in a can: where Uncle
Johnny Irwin (of Nebraska City ulo,
was prosecuting some poor homesteader
for borrowing wood otr of some of
Uncle Johnny's broad acres. It had
lceu u U-ng, hard winter, and Uncle
Johnny's wood had suffered.
Col. Tom (old the jury in his softest,
most persuasive tones, that according to
his way of thinking, there were several
things the Almighty if he intended t Iii -
country to be nettled (and Col. Tom
thought tha( was a part of the gic.:t
economy of the universe), intended tin
poor homesteader iu Nebraska should
have without money and without price,
and that chiefest among these were air,
water an 1 wood; and Col. Tom actually
made that jury think as he did. We are
a little like Col. Stevenson; we don't
think any set of fellows ought to bo per
mitted to nt-t up a corner on news, in
otl.tr words, this common carrier o:irht
to be regulated to the extent, first, of
transmitting news for everybody at a
reasonable rate, and tecoud, no het of
men ought to have the privilege of mak
ing a contract with it that will
give them the exclusive sc of
the wires to the extent. ef monopolizing
the same. That this is the case is freely
charged and believed by 1 large portion
of tic? public. .
That the telera;!i stock of riiis coun
try is very largely in the hands of a few
gambling s-pci-ulator.. is undoubtedly
true-; and that exorbitant rates and tariliV
an impose- upon the public" is true;
and that there ought to be some rebel
from the imposition is also true.
The IIkkai.o thinks that the i.lt
which has been advanced, viz, that the
government ought to build a t.u 111 of
telegraph li::es, is a good one; and sue!
action upon the ,jai t of thc g ner:d gov
ernment w ould go a long way toward
solving this great difficulty. We believe
the poor homestea ier is entitled to woo.
in some way.
It is mcna jinyly aunouuceii by some
f t lie pugnacious journals of demo
cratic tendencies, who have more val
or than dis cretiou, thit war .shall be
carried into Africa, when congress as
scmble9, and without delay, against
the doctiine and practice ot protec
tion lor the indur-trLs of this coun
try; an 1 one. Mr. Frank Ilurd, of
Ohio, a member of the next congress
it i? said has proclaimed his inten
tion to introduci a bill immediately
up n the assembling ot Congress, to
repeal all duties except those for pur
poses of revenue oulv.
This is right, t lie couutrv will re
J01C2 to see the 'temocratic parlv
tackle this question in congress, where
its record cannot be disputed after it
is made. It docs very well to play
free trade for a decoy during a popu
lar campaign, where the degree of the
doctrine advocated can be adjusted to
suit the climate and condition of the
natives; but when it comes down to
tho square tet of attempting to make
a national issue against the protec
tion of American industries from
abroad, we imagine we cau see the
little row that Aill be kicked up in
the democratic Sanhedrim, when the
free trade wing of that parly attempt
to place such a plank in their nation
al platform for 1881.
Mr. Randall, aud democrats ol Ids
stamp, who have attempted to learn
something by studying the causes of
the people's elistmst lor the demo
cratic party, see very plainly that
the further agitation of thin tariff
question at the present time, will be
both impolitic and unwise; that the j
commcrcia! interests of the country
require aud will demand rot aud
quiet. A revision ot the tarilf has
just becu had. i-ver the effects of
which, there is such a diversity of
opinion, that its practical workings
will have to be ested, before the pub
lic wiil bo willing to set it ..-.ide.
These gentlem-u iej.reent n sectio'i
of the Americat: Unio.i, whi-se ma
terial .merest mey uare imi iii-re-gard,
and any political parly which
requires a sacrifice ef those interests
at the hands of it folluve-r
to fail.
hvKIIIll
Dit. Mii.lki: has puhlisheil a newspa
per in Xt-Li-aska fur many years, aul has
done anil sanl inuny mean tilings which
he has aft-jrwards mo ii.'ied and correct
ed, and while ;ve have no prrticul.r in
terest in the tight now waging within the
ranks of his party in Omuhn, we think i
the fellows who attempt to put down the
Herald or banish the Doctor from the
councils of Ihc democratic party in this
state, ha y? aa all MimnierV joh on tl.eir
I T
nanus.
Eschewing police--, evc-ryhody who
has lived in Nebraska long noudi to
becouiu dry behind tin cars and who !
V7)i and has read the newspapers of the j
state, must admit that the Omaha Herald
ho been a champion of Nebraska inter
ests, uu one ot the foremost agr-ncies
this side the bi Muddy, in giving our
young commonwealth a healthy rcspect-
County emits have jurisdiction nnw '
w WW V . ' . V- l IT ww ... . . . I J t 114 JJJ,
Attorney h and liliiwit will
themelvi-t ueeortliiiy.lv.
BAbKl.
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President.
A. W. vtoMi.iN,
Cu'liii r.
I FIRST NATIONAL
oy l-I AITSMOl-'Mf. NliBliASliA,
enTTSt!ie vf-'ry l-.t f.p'IHIiiM for the iiiiiit
t rauiU llo!i ol I'-iiiuialR y
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, r.onds. t;!,!. :ovcre!'.ieiit and I-ccal
SS0-111 sue Koulil ami Sold, lci.sit? receiv
ed and Interest allowed on lime Cert lit-call--.
Drill;-drawn, av.c.lul lc In any
ico I ol I Ik; I niti-it Mali- aed all
I tie i iii-li:il tow hi. ui
Kurojie.
Colln:ti'j)is mirfi & promptly remitted.
Highest market, i ii-en paid Ier f'uimty War
rants, State ai.d County llor.dn.
DIRECTORS :
J. dm I'itKeraltl
.li.iia If i'lai'K.
A. K. Touzalin,
It. C ( 'iii-hint;.
Ceo. Uuvev,
r . i:. Wlute,
A. W. McLaiiuhlln.
Bank Cass County
t'otner .Maiti and Sixth Streets.
PliATTSMOTITH, 1TEB
t .tOIIX l;I.A( K. rre.sident, t
1 J. M. i'ATl KUSON', C;isl:ier. (
Transacls a General Baukiri Bnsiaess?.
highest cash phice
Paid Jot Count and City Warrants.
and nionipriy remitted for.
DIRKI'CTOltS J
.loliu l'.l.tck, J. M. l'atterson, C. II. I'armele,
K. It. (iiuliiuann, J. Morrissey, A. li.
.Smith. Fred Gorder. 5Uy
WEEPING WATER
WEE PI NO WATER, - NEB.
E. Lt. HEED, President.
IL A. GIUSON, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier,
A General Banking BcsLnsss Transacted.
DEPOSITS
Keceivett. and Interest allowed on Time Certl
ficates.
IIRA KTH
1i-i. wn available in any part of the United
States ami all the principal cities of Europe.
Agents for the celebrated
Mm, Line of Steamers.
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three etory luiek elructure. on
lower Maid street, ha junt been nnished and
fitted up for the aecoiiiinotlatit.il of
TRA FSrENT CUSTOMERS.
AND
II EG ULAIi IsOAIlDERS,
EVERY THING- NEW AND CtEAN
A Good Bar in couullth the
27tf.
FRED GOOS, Propr.
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TENDERLOIN
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LAFE O'NEIL, Prop'r.
Beef Hntton Port Veal CMctens. &c,
Constantly on hand.
Also, all kinds of JAMK in season, aad ev
erything kept in a
FIIIST-CL.ASS 31 EAT SUOS" ?
' At lowest posfible rates.
North Side Haiti St., het. 4th and 5th,
521y riaATTSMOUTH. 'EI -
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about 17S rave. Oo" illuHtnaiouB. x.riJ Z.'
aeacriptionfi auid valnahia dimctiotiii for iAntw
I&00 varieties of Vcetl.le nd Flower iSSSl
IjvUy to M.irkrt Uardenera. fcnd lor it 1 1
D. M. FERRY & CO. Dethoit M -ch.
SEEDS
Our JJtrpro AJUEX CiUinE
dtsrrlblng CtU't Rthailt Strit
l" risee to AH. W
. . awy, MMM. l-n.j, IOWA.
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ljj km w li 11 a tin xk ) n r rj
Sovern itz fj o w ncn n n rrs y v-f &
...j tin kvh in 11 fj h m Fa n na m w m
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Blake's B"ilding up Stairs,
Where they are du reiving a complete line of all kinds of
We also wish to inform the citizen of l'hittsmowl h that we have made
arrangements for
Dying, Cleaning a n, Repairing
sh:):t notice, ami warrant satisfaction.
The Finest Pressed Brick
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Orders received for assy quantity
and filled in a satisfactory manner.
Tifiose contemplating to build
slionld examine our work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of ISonner Stable,
JPlattsmoutli. Nebraska.
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linfiifllLUU iliiu unLISJLLns J
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NEXT DOOR WEST
:ass County
WAYM.AN & KIR BY,
Pit Lttsinontli
VAXUFA LrrUJiERfS O F
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I HON FHONTS, HOUSE COLUMNS,
AND CASTINGS.
Our facilities for heavy v, ni !.
in Columns
not sur :issetl in the State.
MACHINE KKPAIIUNC of
ail kin. Is.
for all classes of work in iron.
Patronize Nebraska ma.-. -.
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iieijil.t ;ii..l t.;.lii-.
l';uti".s i;iiM;n:r i:. r nv 1 ir: 1
the S;:.te
March llti:. lssj.
J J Sii y
A aft JftW I it
desire to state lo
tlsey liave moved
J3otions, Boots,
B f ? t. n B ft. 4 m M M j-v S r-. 4- m-.
taasc-iiis t
W M
ll s VIA
formerly occupied by J. M. Cox.
A full line of
Sg a33
will be kept at tSieold stand. We
would be pleased to see all our old
customers and many new ones.
We will keq a n-TTEii line
aLled - to.
Ui
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ST.T33,
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TO THE LATE FIRE
Iron Works
I'ropr's.
Neb.
h-j. von ja x ni
ami Ca.stins for liusji ess Houses 1. e
Our Machine Shop is fully equippei
iieute al! extern .liffs, .savin
simuiti i:te for our ti rms of custiii"
I I A TTSMOUTII, XE(i.
o m rs ' 3 i
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the imllic that
their Dry Goods
and Gent's Fur
i 7 . A
- iieir store room
j T22 iJfS
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mh we were lornicrlv e-u
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OF ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BV
gxcelsior
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ST. LOUIS, MO
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j. levy;
Will IlUV aml hl'.IJ. all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will nlv .i:r looi.i y on all
SALABLE UOUIIS,
on h-wci
aio !i. et.
Oj,ositf Tin
l'l.tlt-tiio.i-!
(!l '(. 1- Jtitildiuj.
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CO
JASON STREIGHT,
(SDCfcmor to Htrelzht A Iillei-,)
.VAMKACTlKlih Or
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FINE i HBAVY HARNESS.
A laito line of
Saflillcs Bridles, Collars, WJiiss &c.
always in st wk.
Rej)airiny of all kind finally d.one
sort notice.
Main Street, betv ecu f ourtli aud I-'ifMi,
. M. STK!3JI I. Httsii.cm Mai. :ier
Chas.Si vi mo .s. M"f liar.ieal Manager. 7.f
NEW
FurniturE StorE
HARRIS oc UNRUH,
IM-.AUCKS-JN
PUR17ITUHE f COFFINS,
:-::nds of ; ':. is iism::1!v kept la a
i'f5t i't'rsti:
:.!.-:e stock ..f i'lineral C, ;;i!s.
Al-.o. ;
MclallicEc vcQileiiCGi
' ccVidc rfV".n
Uii.u uiiiii:oiuiitU.:L'0.
tMfcLLMS, 4c
Our New and elegant li.-ars-? is always in
read i iies'.
Remember the place, in UN-ION
IJLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth ;f (!aaa Coun
ty Hani:.
Yi'liear wi- may be found niclit or day.
HARRIS & UNRUH,
I'LATTSMOUTII. X Ell.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
H ,. CKXJI f Til
HOiiSii SHOEINf; 5. WAfJON llEPAIUINO.
AlIKTids of rarm'unpIeaiEnis Menrisit witL
N; atny.-iP and Dispatch.
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liOr.SC; Jllill.' X UX MlOClMi:.
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n short, we II shoe ;i.'i thing that lur I
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe. I
Come and see us.
1nTJU"W" shop
a Fi;t!i S
ust a.-'ioss
between Main
'.e curntr from !i
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u i. KliA ! 1
Off!: K.
a ri -ULAVAUm'l'U
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Tutjorti,Iiyj'jy, Ma:iin and Plr.r r
jairirt'j, ainl ye-iitmil Jobtiiwj
I am jii-A- pr-.-; ir : o do Vio.'s ,.f ic-,a.ii'...
01 iar.n i t otaer omc'imerv, s ihere
l a 1 -nod lailje lu my simp
PET Eli RAfJEA.
.ild Reliable Waun Make!
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Hi.' is V;.'I ;.l 1 . ,i ;s a
N i. : WO.:Ki.v.
inm tttti Hil!;;!i-k rjitttji
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SATISi- ACTION OUAU.VNTEED.
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31 1 IsTB n f 1 1 . 1 I I
tliu )!1 Kuvoni on 1
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O'r.aha, Kan-sat City. Atchison and St. Joseph,
If Q 1 X.
CHICAGO,
PEORIA,
ST. LOUIS, ,
MILWAUKEE,
DETildlT, NIAGARA FALLS,
Tew York, Boston!
And All PoinU CAST and SOtmtCAST.
THK LINK rOMITII-K.H
N.-iii Iv :U: i iI!i-b. N.:ll SmiimhIi Hx-H Truck. All
oinii.'.-i iiiik in.- iii.i.li- in I'MoN IO'1-iils. li In.
n N.iiHiii.ii k-uiiuiiii.il 1.4 hiiiiu 1111; :i:l-:,i' .
'I IIUOI I.II I I MI. Kitil U univ r , n i-nn. c.lwl
in (..'iin: iiMv-r fvi'it'i'Uu leu 1 1 111 urn
Wi.i lil In.- ml ra-" iif f ruv.-l.
Try II. mi l voii will I111I liuvu'lnil u til x 1 1 jr liiHluaJ
lit h (lisiini furt.
Tlii'iiu. li T..'t..-li. vl. 1 ll.m I 1I1 tir.it. -.1 l.i: u fur aula
lit ll'l .itlii- 11 1 1 r i"
All li.liii-miiili.il uIh. in l.':itca cif l-'uri-. ' ! i-iliii 'r
A 1-l-illltlllinUI l.lim. 'Mill. 'I MMf, JftC will I'll 1 Ihmt-
fully ivi-11 ly uiuyiii lu
T. J. POTICft. PCRCEVAL LO'ATLL,
H I ..I- l-rr- t liru i VI utai r. ! I raaft.li ; r Al..
ClUtf-uo, W;. CibCtBO, It!
KENDALLS)
2:05 p
liih Must Sui;Ck.n 1, Ukmi ov ever im
covjreil as lt In cvllaln hi Its riti-el toid i.en
not bliHler; Al.n ft-xrellinl for liiiinau fb 'h.
ItKAU VXUiOV UI.I.OW.
FROM COL. li. T. l-'OSTEK
YoiinKftown. Ohio, May .Otli, Ikho,
11. J. Kendall & IU, I Sent :-I liad a very val
uable 1 amli'.i toiiiHii -olt v. Iiicb I pi i' ii very
highly, he had a laige hone pavlu lu m i- Joint
and a Miuill .one on Hie ol lict. bii-n matl
him very lame; I had li 1 lit under 1 he ehar.-e of
two veternmry mirneoiiH who failed to eurf)
lil n. I wax one day readiiiK the iulverlliriiii lit
o Kendall's Kpaviu Cure 10 I lie e iilr.uro
piens, I deteamlued lit nine lo try II. aud out
druKifir'tH here nent lor II.. they ordered three
bottles. I took theui all and HkmikIiI I would
Klvc It a thorough trial, I used It a:i oninv lo di
rections and tin- fourth day tin: eoll ceased to
be lame, aud the lump had diniiiu-ai rd. I
used but one bottle and tlie eolUt limiix lire a
free from lutupM aud n finooth as Buy horse In
the state. II In enl frely eured. 'I he eure Km
o remarkable that I let two 01 my iielKhborn
nave ine remaining two nonius wj ( aie nov 1-
it ..... ... . '
unuk 11, - - -
Very j:st't'irully,
U. f. I'fjS'JKK.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
ON II UMAX FLESH. .
PatlenV Mills. N. Y.. 1-eb. ul. ls;s.
K. J. Ks'.noai.i. & Co.. dents : The iiartieu
lar cam on which I used your ki-niliillV Spavin
Cure was a malignant ankle sprain of sixteen
luontlis standing. I had tried many I lniik"-, hut
In vain. Vour . Spavin Cure put the foot to tlm
ground aain. aud for Ihc lln-t time since hint,
in a natural position, l-'or a family liniment It
excells any tliiiij; we ever used.
Yours truly,
ItKV. M. T. HELL,
Pastor of M. L. e huieh, J'attens Mill. N. Y
Send addrens for Illustrated 'lreu!:.r, ulilch
we think Kives positive proof of it virtues. No
remedy has ever met. Willi i-ueli umpial tied
suceesc, to our knowledge, for beast as well UM
man.
I'riee $1, per bottle, or i-ix hollies for All
Driuriili-ts have it or can cet it for joii, or It
will hi; K-nt lo any iiddr"-s on rec.-!il of price
liy till! piolilletor-i. 1K. J'.. .1. M.MMI.L U CO.
KliOMhiir l alls. t.
3-ly
SOIaE BSV
A (taM-Sensc ktmii
o jiai- m. ft ie:). 'if Hiti, 1,'oiit or
Immediate Relief
Permaasnt Cars Gxmlttf
Five yrnr rMnhlUhrd ami n. ivr knoim t fad
in a xiiiuteiiisc. acute, or ehrouir. Idler In nil
imminent pUyxlcUiiiH and finytM for the
nUtndiiw of Salic ul ica.
SEBKZ2T I
THE ONLY DISSOLVE! OF THK POISON
Ol S ClMC A II WHICH EXISTS IN THK
hlooo ok ijhei .matic anu tiofiy pa
tients. MAI.ICVI.I VA In known as a common-
seno remedy, becau.e it Milken dirtly at the
came of Khcnniatiniu. Gout and Neuralgia,
while somany so-ealh-d upceiiies and i-ujiioed
panaceas only treat locally rhe eff rrtr.
11 uas open eoueencu uy eminent sclent uts
that outward applications, such a rub!iiiK
with oil. ointments, Ilniuie its. and sootlilnr
lotions will not eradicate t!.ee diseases which
are the result of the polsoniiii; of the blood
with trie Acid.
MAMt'VMC'A work with marveloun ef
fect on this acid and so rerr.ovea (tie l murder.
It is now exclusively used by nil celchraied
idiyslclans of America and Europe. Iliehest
Meiiicai Acai.emy ot Pans rcpoi t: m per cent
iuicb 111 imec uays.
REMEMEER
that KALIOYIaICA is a cejtain cure for
KH EL MAI ISM, t;Ot:T aiid NEIUAItlA.
the most lr. tense pains are subdued almost iu
laotly. Give it a trial. Uelic-f guaianleU or ruoney
refundeiL
Thouvaudsof te-timoniaU :cnt on applica
tion. f 1 a l'.ox. 6 IPixen for 55.
Sent free hy mail 00 receipt of lu mey,
ASK YO t; II IK V(. G 1ST KO U I T.
Butliiiiot be (Ii iuded Info taking I.ulla;i.ii
or Hubntituten. or something reui:nmcndet as
"Jusl us good !" In. 1st rru the cenuiue with tile
name 01 vvAMIIil K.K Jt Id., on each hox
which is guaranteed ehcndcally pure uadero-r
piKuai uic, an 1 mi im. en hi ni 15 leguislieio Insure
succen la the treatmetit. Take no oilier, or
send to
va-iZiburrie st Co., rio(ir.i tr.
1: Broad wav. cor. Ueade St.. NEW YOKK.
Fits, Kpilepsy,
FALLING MCK.VESf.
I'ermant'y ("nred No IIunibup-bTcrfe jron-li,
iivace of Ir. iioulard'ai Celebrated Infaliibie
Kit Powder". To convince tuff erero that ir.ene
Powriers will do all we claim lor thein. we will
'end theui by mail, post paid, a Free 1 rial box.
As Dr..u-!and is the only plivlcl:in that j,a
ever made thi disease a spech:l st-ii'y. and aa
to our knowledge thmniaud have Wn er
manetly cured by the une of thee I'owders.we
will iriiarautee a nermniieiit -m it. (n.rv
Or refund you ail money expended. All ufTcr-
ers snouia frive tuese I'owiier an early trial,
and be convinced of their curative poer.
Price, for larire Hmte. . (v or i i(i,... i..r sin
Sent by mail to any part of the I'nited States
or Canada, on receiut of mli'M.nr r,vvi.ra.
O. O. D. Address,
ASn it P.OBBIN-5.
3C0 Fullon St.. Brooklyn. Y
Dec. 28th. 1882 4Uly.
Notice to Physicians.
Notice is herebv given that bid will be re
received at the oftic-e of the County Clerk, up to
noon r.f llie d day of April. I ski. for the med
ical at n tliii-e ami li.ruti-liiiii; of iiie!i.-lue
r eie;i t.v ciiainee aim ii in;.!-- i n ia.iy
'iir Moii!"' am! a.to fm m.e jisij. 'j lie l ilu
ai.sio:i . n'.m- li e iii:t in leji i ! ;o.j ir all .
)'. i. oilier f (. i.-aiii ' 1 xmi'i crs.
! I l-Sa- ItIV llilll 1 a.ul f.I.it l.i MJ.l. Illrl 'V4"
"f i! ir. :i. J. V . .s . i.r.
will ! County Clerk.
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