The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, September 15, 1891, Image 3
X I f V.' t ;K1hn tills kill dip, soiled fcir Jrjlicp. Jm .. . r... .Uf i qui Awii2 oiainena '-! C'" Jbid recorder- e cJANTAvLAUS -.1 . OOAP f 71 it inker's ti i-. j , QuicM vj I'M''' - . .. . . 0 SAMTACLAUS So.AP-.MadZ OS-JLY BY M.Fairbank&Co.- Chicago. .1 I . NEW LUMBER YAAR J. f). a it ives & co. 'iJEALEIW IN PINK LUMBER, 81HNULES. LATfT, SASH. DOOMS, BLINDS.and all building material 4 m ii corner oi one block ill and see us at the 11 tli and Elm street, north of Ilciscl's Enill Hattsmouth, STobrasha EpVYtJiiiig to Furnish Your House. . ' ' 1 , t J ARLMAN'S finKAT MOUKHN URNISHING EMPORIUM. - V- c'd the J. V. "WWkljaeh store room on south i l wneru 1 am now located I can sell goods tla'aj io clicaiicst having iiiut put in the lanrc-t stock oodsevcr brought to the city, (insoline stove Vture of all kinds sold on the inst:illmfn i.l-.u I. PEAHLMAN. ( FMMK C2 )'ll.I. KKK1' CONSTANTLY OX HAM) A Full ami CompUte linn of friiffs, Medicines. Paints, and Oils. DSUCC1STS SUNDRIES AND PUKE LIQUORS " Ascriptions Carefully Comitoundtd ut all Hours HAVELOCK m you GOING - TO BUILD THERE? IF BO- Remember Hint R. O. Castle Si Co have mi iintin ime etock of LUMBER AND ALLBBUILDIDG MATERIAL AT HAVELOOK And Guarantee Satisfaction in all Things R. O. CASTLE & CO HAVELOCK, NEBRASKA. -"8" -JE T i i la- -OLDmhIa'I i . .a" THE POSITIVE CURE. C-T fiitUl UIKa. M Wvra N Tort Prk. Urfc Bi4lxia mid llerth.t. DiilziM'., tlia ffreut French noveliKt, once received a ledsuii iu g(Kxl umnunra from a youni.T and lesa UistinsfuiBlied nswx'iaty. The hint came with (food Kriu'ti fruin tlie younger ui;m, Elie l!r-tln-t, lHcaiiHe it was dnimrvcd, and lie iiuihe Bi ijtn;t himsi'lf whs a jmthoii of riuiitHoiiH iiiaiiner and Kuntlu mid amiii hle (lihpimitiun. Curthet had written nine romances which bwnmu no iKjpuhir, am) lie no (liHlmiiiHliccl himsi'lf in jour nalistic wink, an to become an (mniHliint editor of The Siet-le. Ai the luiniiitiiiit of M. Dennoyein, the editor of The Kieclo, he hud lieen intro duced io lialziic. Cut though Balzac had many interviews with M. Desnoy tr, und wa often in the ofllcp, he never paid the fllhlcMt uttenlion to Uerthet. lie did not I'ven MH.ak or bow to the voting tioveli. , One day lialz.ic took nome copy to The Kiecle ofiice, and was greatly disturU-d becaiiHe M. Dennoyern, whom ho wihlvtd tO K., Wiiii out. .Som after ho left the office ho met Ehe Uerthet. He went up to the youn man, and without touching hm hat or otherwise luiliiliiiir him, touched him on the arm with one finxer and said: "Ah! you tell Deoiioyers thut I have left the copy at the ofiice." Without a necoiid ulauca he turned away. Berthet delivered the iucHage and tho .ditor replied: "I am not likely to forget it. He has wnt me word by three iierson. already." Three day. later Balzac and Berthet met at about tliA orn place. Ecrtiict did not take off hi. hat He touched Balzac ou the arm with one finger and laid: "Ahl he twy you have sent him word by three pernona already." Then he walked on. Youth'. Com (iiiuion. Colli ln AI.h. "lly experieuce with Alaskan winters wan rather disappointing," .iid a njem ber of the Alahkan boundary survey. "The (createit degree of cold we expe rienced waa 50 di g., below tero, and thut a. wnen Air. Turner extended hi. trip ,.l 1 1 1 . .1 mi- iii.uig viio iiDiinuury lino io mo Arctic sea. From Vhut traders and liiinnionariia told us of previous years it would seem that the winters of lWU, If SO and 1S01 were exceptionally mild. "Evwi at the low temperature of tliis region the growth of vegetation is sur- priMingly rapid, but as there are A Greht Event In one's Ufa u tlie rtuttorerj of s romnd; tut iue luiiK-ttaaainij luiliuly. ilie pulioa ol Horof ula i lu yui j blood. You Inherited It from your aucenuirfc Will you trausuilt It to your oflsprluxT U Uvi (runt majority lxiiii"", ji MniijimiUon-md Cauvrli orig iiutlo ih EkioJula. U is uimhic. U) be Um liiimary .ource of many oUnrdtrlunoineuui o( Uie bmly. at om'e tcleuu. your blood Willi Uie lUiidird altvruuv Ayer's Sarsaparilla Firr wvcral mouth. I WiM troubled wild .r-rofiilou. eruptloiu ort-r Uit ln,ln ,kIv My appetite was lad, .nil my nysu-iii mi prn.triiU il Una 1 wiih iinalilr ti ()ric. After trying several renifilleii In Tala, I resolved to take Ayer's Sanuparllla, sn did so wlU. suvh kixhI clliict Uut lens Uian one bottla Restored My Health and fitreti&lli. Tlie rapidity of tlie cure av loiiiHlied rue, an I ex-eted the proren to b. ImiK and tedium." Krederlio Mails Kr rjiliide, Villa Nova lie (iiys, Portugal. "Kor many years I i,m i,(i,.r,.r from orofuU, until aixnit three years &gn, when I boitan tho line ,1 Ayer's Harsaparilia. ,ltico willed urn iIIvnuh luu eiillri'ly ilin,ipnarei A little child of mine, who won troubled will! the same complaint, ha. also been cured by Oil. medicine."-1. Ihandt, Aviki, Ni br. Ayer's Sarsaparilla rnnrAKio sr DR. J. C. ATER ft CO.,Low-)J, Mass. old by DrumfUU. l,Hli. Wurti H.bottl.. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. Tint Bkut Hai.vk in the world for Cut llruiw H, Son s, Ulcer., Pall Klinim. Fcvei Hires, Tetter. Chapped Hand., C'liilhlnins, Corns, and all Skin V.rnj.tiyr. jjj p..-:. tively cure. Pile., or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive ati fact ion, or money reiutnieu. I'rice 20 Pelibi per bin For sale by F. O. Fricke &, Co. RiisiiinwiivTi Cur,id in Oty, .'lynlu'l iirc'fiirrhcuniiitiHiii and iieiiriilm radicnlly ciin d in 1 to liiya. JtHiiclion lipiui the HVHtcm Jm rciiinrkiihlc mid itiyMtt-riixirt. It re movcM nt once the ciiiihc and tilt: tli new inimediately (liHH;ipciirn. i in- nrwi iidhc ifrcituy liencliU. 7.ic Sold by F, (i. Fricke, DriliHl. wt tiirw iiioutlis or growing weather this can be tidily aoconnled for. I found Krasitei six feet high along Uie Yukon -nd Porcupine lowland it more re markable fact when you consider that ho Porcupine extends many miles aliove the Arctic circle. Thero were also ualm jn berries, blueberries, currants and raspberries in profusion and hundrls of teres of cranberries. Of the latter fruit the Indians store large (juaiitities for winter food. "When the wo:t of tracing and eHtab li.diing the boundary was completed the party set up a monuiiii'iit of rough stonex, about twelve f-et high, a a visible mark of the dividing line Ntween American and lint ih pwki,,n$. Of cnurNe there is a check on this in the vhajm of a ( ciirely concealed stone, properly marked, nt tho head of the ban.) line, near the main station. When wo tvure ulx.nt U) break camp it occurred to ino that no photograph of the nioiinment had t-en taken, so I took a camera and sighted it and then clunljed on top of tho rocks und had a curioua native 'hhoot' the ma ihine." Sail Francisco Chronicle. Will you aulfer ami i.iver toniDlaiiit.' Shi oIi'm l it ouly l HUu r ,B tf'iuriintced to cure you. 2 with Dyrtncimia Mllld Sprlnf Hiding kddlr. Mont f th"Mj who have done much lioiNeimck ridilig have ad rccol!ecli,,ns of having had at ono time or another to j"g along f'ir weary mile on tho back of an ill bred, Mraight patterned nag, wliiy every step jarred every nerve in the body and aroused the niit pro nounced feelings of rewn I incut. Accord ing to Ihe inventor of a new saddle, such memorable, incidents as these need never !!ivre ccc-T i::d the hoi'dlM. i.uing of the future will be pure, unmixed delight. This Middle owe. it iieculiar merit to a wriesof springs. The ups-r sjiddktree or seat is connected with the lower sim ply by these springs, so there is nothing to interfere with that free working with out which no spring saddle cau fulfill the purpose and object of it construc tion, viz., to relieve tho rider from the constant jolt exierieiiced in riding on a springlcss saddle. The springs are cone shaped, working within each other, and are made of tempered sleel wire ho placed between the Wooden tree and the upjH r tree or frame seat (consisting of a steel wire bent to the idiapo of tho lower treo and c1h-sm1 by brass hands which cross each other) as to work fre.lv wherever tho motion of the horse may bring tho weight of tho rider. Phila delphia P.'ess, Kranra, Oerin.njr and IIumIs. Till 170 France held the supremo con trol of the peace of the world. No sword could 1 unsheathed in Kurojie without tier consent. Isatioleon III wa. the great arhiler. A frown from him darken. si the horizon. The day after he expressed regret to Baron Huhner at not being in accord with Austria, tho stock ex- change, were In a panli!, and Austria and Pnivia concluded a hasty icace lw- rore the master had time to show dis satisfaction, biuce the war of 1870 this role ha ceased to beloiiir to France. Oeriuany has usurped It, and her claim to It Is what has levollcd the czar, who remains alone, striving by his dolllierate isolation to neutralize the unwelcome upmmacy of Germany, allowing Frsnca io render lilin apparent homage in order to emphasize his attitude, but really knowing himself to be doomed to immo bility a long as he remains oiitstda the allied etllUire.. 1m ItluU'ft In Munytr'i Than Kftut!f::t A.t.'inu Eastern BportMiiiui (with full assort- uient of dogs, gti, etc.) I hear that over a thousand elk are killed in this re gion every year. What do you do with the antlers? Western Hunter Hi II the in to eastern hunters on their way home. -UotsJ Niw W III be Clven Away Our i-iitrrpriMing clrugipntH, F. f; Fricke & Co, who carry tho lim-Mt Mtock of (IruiTH, pcrfuinericH, toilet iirticli-M, lir iihIich. Hpongea, etc., ure tfiviii(r Bway a larc niiuibcr of (rial liollli Mof l)r. Miles' celebrated KVh toratic Nervine. They guarantee it to cure IicikImcIic, li.iiiiies, ner vous prostration, HlecplcsxncHM, the ill cllcct-t of Mpirils, tobacco, colTco, etc. Druggfinls nay it is the greatest seller they ever knew, and isiiniver s illy seti-factorv. They nl.su guar antee Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure in all casi-is of ncrvousororgaiiie heart disease, palpitation, pain in nidi-, sinotliei ing, etc. l ine book on "Nervous ami Heart Diseases," free. , A'-ittls 'lri9 Experience in a Llgct houso. Mr. ami Mrjs, lircn Trcscott are kcepeiis o( the (iov. l.ighllioiiMe at Sand licacli Mich, am are blessed wild a daughter, four years. Last April (die taken down with Measles, followed willi dreadful ( ouli and turned into a fever. Doctor at home ami at Detroit treated, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until ''I'e war a Merc" li.imlful of I.oncsT. Then site tried Dr. Kind's New Discoverv and afler the ir-e of two and a half hollies, was completely cured. They say Dr. Kiuir.s New Discovery is worth its weight in ohl, et you may get a trial , bottle tree at (i. h'ricUcy Drugstore. The Creates! Strike Among the great Htrikes lli.it of Dr. Miles in discovering his New Heart Cure lias proven itself to In line of the most important. The de mand for it has become astonish ing. Already Hit- treatment of heart disease is being revolutioni.eil, ami many unexpected curesellected. It soon relieves short lirealh, llutter ing, pains in side, arm, shoulder, weak mid hungry Mpells, opprcti hioll, swi-llinu ol ankles, sillotllermir mid heart dropsy. Dr. Miles' lunik on Heart ami Nervine Diseases, free. The unciiiiulcd New Heart Cure is Hold and guaranteed by F. . Fricke .V Co, also bis kVstorntivc Nervine lor headache, tils, sprees, hot Mashes, nervous chills, opium habit, etc. 4 Strength end Henlif, If your me not (ceding strong mid healthy. try Kleelrie Millers. If "l.n lirippe" has left you weak mid weary, use Klectric Hitters. This remedy ncH directly on I.iver, Stomacli mul Kindys' gently aiding Ihosc organs to preform their func tions. If you are nllliclcd with Sick Headache, you will lind speedy und permanent relief by taking Klectric Hotter. One trial will con vince you that this is the remedy you need. Large hollies only !0c. l-'or sale by F. (i. Fricke A Co. For many yearn Mr. H. F. Thump son, of Dcs Moines, Iowa, was He vercly nlllicted with chronic diarr boon. Do says: "At times it wu. very eovere; ho much ho, that I feuerd it would end my life. About Hcven years Hgo 1 chanced to pro cure a dottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy. It gave tue prompt relief and I believe cured me permanent ly, as I now eat or drink without harm anything I please. I have also used it in my family with the best reaults. For mile by F. (i. Frickie A Co. Wonderful 8uccett. Two yearn ago the Haller Prop. Co.' ordered their bottle, by the box now they buy by the carload. Among the popular and siiccescful remedies they prepare is llaller'a SnrHiipnrilla A Burdock which Is the most wonderful blood purifier known. No druggist heailatea to recommend this remedy. For anle by drttggiHt. What is - s , 1 Custoria In Dr. :iruucl Pltcbor's prescription for Infants dud Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic nubstance. It is ft harmless Btibrttitato for Parefror'c, Drops, Soothing SyrupH, and Castor Oil. It 1m Pleasant. Its guarantee. Is thirty ytarn use ly trillions of Mothers. C.ibtoria destroys AYorms and allays fwerlnhncKs. Custoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhea and "Wind Colle. Custoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates tho food, regulate tlio stomacli and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas- toria is the Children's .Yauueca the Kotber's Friend. Castoria. "Caatnrfa Is an excellent nwdlcln. for cull dren. MoOkt. luire repeatedly told trie of U. g4 sffwt upoG tlmlr cbildrwi." iia. U. U CMnooo, LowulL, Haw. Duflirla U (lie lied mmtdy lot chlHrwi of which I .a c.iuiutd. I hsije Urn day lnot far distant when nnttairs vrKIeoiuidw tlte nal inUirna of Ihfir cbt'dran, sod uio Caoria In stead of th ririittH oii.nk MrfmM Trhici ATS destroylnif tlwlr loved ones, by forcing opium, morphiae, jjUiiu syrup aud other hurtful aeenU down tlu.tr thnjula, Uiuruhy jMiiii(f Iheui to pruiuaturs gravw.'1 Da. J. F. RisnasLos, Couway, Ark. Castoria. " Caiinrla Is so wall adapted to cfifldrsa that I rwrmmend rt a. ou per lor to any pmcrtpUa kuown to rib.' ' R. A. Aaona, K. 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. " Our (liyoiaa. in Hut children's depart ment bav. .pokaa highly of" Iholr erjiert enc la Ustlr oH.VI. praatlM wittyCoKturia, and althoiutk w. oabr bare auiolt our .. . . - lucuiua aupioia. warn n aaown, a. Tvg produota. ittmn fraa tn mrmtumm tl.i 1 1 merits of Oastorta ba. won u. to Uwk wlU fuvur upon It." Csirao Hospital mo Diivuuit, Bonton, ujt. C. Bnrrn, Vm., Tha Contanr Company, TT Murray Street, Nov Tork Citj, J W HENDEE DF.ALKR IN HARDWAEE, STOVES & mou PUMPS, TINWARE ETC- .POT UAHU MIMM -ooOoo- ..... I..'.'.'.'w " wi,"."'r; 'e reduce our prices because we can afford too, not l.cia use Homebody compel us too. Where is the high price, long lime credit mini that cm. mc.,,,i vn-r iv . . " , i j. ii i o. uie lit. weirive you a few more prices that may interest you: h V. "'(o.ueoii .... still goeH nt '-'Oc tier gal f.asoluio - . . . . . Uc 1 , . "''y ,!,rK " - Sac each iiiiu ue carriage lioltM -Another lot ol clothes wringers Carpet tacks ..... Cook stoves at cost to close. ' l-oldiiig ironing boards Hlk hurl) wire Oalvani.cd barb wire - -Host and cheapest line of tinware in the city. (l( ,( ), H Come in and see us whether you are in need of any good or not member that wo caii ;u . ' " .. . . ,,1,,1,, J "ioney every time. J'.yerytliing KOI - ONE -CENT-ON - TIME. (ie per hundred - 2.10 still go at lc per paper - 97c - 3.7(1 per hundred HENRY BOECK The Leading FURNITURE DEALER AND Z-' A -7yv.i, .if vA.. j I UNDERTAKR. Constantly keeps on hand everything you need to furnish your house. OollNKIl SIXTH AND MAIN HTKKKT Putts mDut - Neb Dr. Grosvenor's Belkap-sic ""rZZ:" PLASTER. IthmimktlBm. n strip 1. 1 a v.l.n. I i rnrw.1 X ortfw. ff'ejmi fnrwiU ,f l lntrfiat THE I N' X K 11 N AT I O NA L TYPEWRITER A strlrtly (Irst cIiim mschliie. fully warrsnl . ;. ,r"m v,,ry material b .killed workmen, siul with the hsst tisjls th' have ever been devised for the purimsn, Wa ranted to do all that can be reasonably a pected of the very bent typewriter extant. Capable of wrKliin ihj wonU per nilnule ot niure-aocordliiK to the ability ot the operator i ' . 'y Vl-s "' ' u fwh'i livWhlt T.WUr r Cm.. Srrl;"',i'l',-L'uv-Hu'irDcc DEAP St tMSf,St ttrk. 5 PARKER'S ' , HAIR BALSAM , rlPnM Mil hl nt I nt ht llir. " 90 f Hr,m.Mi laiitnl fTwwth. v Mmw FkJlt kMlor On; . t- . x Hair to it TovihTu) Color. S Cwm awir. 4 kr UiiiiM. I I'.rh.r Oliver 1 'inio. ll tux, .i.a ...t.i ,M,.ti, I u.y.. t.'UlHi. lii.hiM.loa, Wia, 'I .kg !nlta...JtHU. lup u( vim. RNS. Tin on!? rir. mii. fhr Comi, i uiuku, w liintox a co., M. y, WAnts-d-Au srtlve, relloble msn-salary ITS if mi nionllily. Willi lurreaw, to reprHteut In In n .wlli.ti 4 resKninlie New Vork Ho fen-noe.. MANtrACl'caKK. uwk Bo " Vi-H. if v riucE $100. t If there In no aeiit lu your town address tb Dl.iiuluoturef, THK raltlBU M'K'O CO. Aiteuts wanted parish , Y. F. U. 8EELEMIRH, Agent. Lincoln, Nob, MIKE SUIVELLftACKEJl. Waxon aud Blacksmith shop Wagon, BuKgy, Machine and plow RopairinK don nOHSE3HOEINQ A SrECI.VLTY He uses the NEVERSLJP HORSESHOE TiVlileh it the best horseshoe for the farmor, or for fast driving, or for citj purposes ever invented. Jt Is to made that anyone cun put on sharp or flat corks, as needed for wot and slipirjr daya, or smooth, dry roads. Call at hit shop snd examine the nkvbhmjt nd you will ne no pthor. .T. M, HIINEJ.LIlACirTT. 13 North Fifth Hi. riati.ii.i.iitU ,v t - 'v Uasa, V, I- I' . WfT-'St