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THE HERALD
Satisfying' a Patient.
Common sense frcncrallyrecoininciid9
physicians as -.veil as other men to
ji'opular favor, but there are exception?
whore somethnii? uncommon better
received. The lloosicrs listened to a
speech cf Gen. Jackson, but would
hardly be satisfied he was a great man
till I19 shouted a string of Latin
phrases "ii! pluribu3 mmin," "jMul
tmn in parvo," Sinc qua iun!" atid
thou they vent the air with wild hur
rahs for him. A nice invalid was
harder, even, to satisfy than the lloo
fCrs. The first physician in his case
was die-charged because he was honest
enough to tell him that he had a sore
throat, and the second doctor, having
eomo hint of the fact, answered the
tick man, when questioned, tliat his
ca.e was highly abnormal, and that it
had degenerated into "synanchc ton
sillaris." ':01i, doctor," said the patient, "do
say that word again."
"Why, sir, 1 said that you were at
prese nt laboring under svnanche tou
tilaiis." "Why, just think, doctor, that blast
ed fool 'told me that I had nothing but
a 6ora throat. Doctor, what was that
you called it?"
"1 told you, sir, in plain terms, that
the morbid condition of your system
w.13 obvious, and that it has termin
ated in svnanche tonsilaris." ,
"Oh, doctor, it must be a monstrous
bad complaint. Think you tan cure
mo, doctor?"
"Well, -though yo;:r diagnosis is
clear, your prognosis is doubtful ; yet,
1 think by prudent tare and shilltul
treatment you may rtcover."
"Oh, thank you, doctor; but do stay
all night, and i will pay you anything
you may ak."
lie got well of his sore throat, and
he likewise paid the doctor a generous
fee. Poller ' Mvulliy.
A FaTorite Topic With Ancient Writers
was til" seven w.nlrrsc' 1 Iis worM. Tlitrsc have
come tlowu to us eintviIiHtvt in ilii- el.'iieiice
if Hip inKt :i:i.l liisioilnu. 0:ie of the woiith'rs
of our ow n Iini is tliat v.ee Fashion .lomiuil
Aximucws' ISazak. Six ) cat's Wt hiiiiirl't'd on
tlu Ht-a 01 jtiiriir.l:s:il. wln-ic Have iuu-
nv Hhiii-wrnrkt?, to-day with a i-uIm-i ii.tion list
of7ri.noo.it still. Is pre-eminent, tile acKlunv-
staii(!arl of American fashion. al-olutP
!v l'ciiahio on ail Mailers ii-rcHinin U tli lot
let. Mitierbiv illusli'Hti'il, ami l!in:ful of eh.islo
ami brilliant littratuiv. Amuisws J'.vzai:
was footideil in ( iiwinuali. out Hie nrrat le
ma oil for it in I he Fast lias coiiijielioil its inb
ISiior. to st.ihlish his main oti'n-.-s in New Vorii
v!;im'c its fashion. Kiiitoi i tl vx.A Litt-ruty Ue
nart merits are i:ow co'i.iui'tcti .
It is jiuhli sli d siiisuliiiiieon-Iv in b.tli eilies.
Foffl tier annual ewr lady can have this in
Viiltlahle fashion mentor. Kvrr y yearly sub-f-ri'oer
is iresf uled tree v itii 5ft; worth of Aa-
drr.iv' llnzcir Putt- res ; ana. not with tanliig
these woTiilerfMnv low t'.L'iire-', v. 1! .: the .l.tnnai
number the piiu.iMier will mvn his new yturl,
s'i'js'i'il(ers a s'l'iiilemrnt shf t cf uesigns worln
fUK j-.very laiiy Simula senu : ear s siiDscnp
liou, or 10c for a "ampin eijiy. to
W. Ii- ASKiiiiivs, I'lihiisher.
Tribune UuiliiiiiK. .New York
Dampen the Air Now.
W'e ran hanllv too often surest ttie imtort-
anee of providi.i'; ninpie iiminurc in all rooms
ue;uM tjy siovi'-'. int 'iaees, si emu pipes, or mi
v.aier pines, 'tin-re are Found reieitlihe reasons
for thts. as well a- ia the resnit - c: t-ract ieal ex
perieuee. As M::reir hi "Short Notes on Air"
iivery Ocgrew of heal :utleil to the ;itinof jil.f-re
In a loom fives it a ;over 01 aiii.;i;ij ana c
Cirtina moist urn. Tlie air io a room yixiM feet
and 19 feet hi::U. at h!-.ls.- seei-lex. kiout
1'4 pints of water. The lame air heated to 70'.
secretes upwards of tiro utuirtt of water, and
unh-ss tins is sttoplied, U is iiiiujiry for more
water, abxiil s it from every accessible source,
Irom the furiiitiiie, from our bodies, and espe
cially frors the brc.itlinitc orMns- the moath.
throat, and lurs:;N leavui!: tiir-m dry and husky.
Tlier'.'t'orc. evet v t inio lue iiir in tve room 1
chaiisj-d by the admissioa of fresh. cold air.and
heated to 79 , two quarts of water should be
evaporated iiiio tlie room. The strong orjpc
tious fotat! hr.vc tsi wuim-air heaters have aris
en m:;ii:ly ffota liii-i cause. In isiiij; furnace
hnritcrs we alAas put i:ii the hot-air cliam
ter p'itra, v.'a!cr-;i!is bcsiUes any that are siip
Iilieil by tl.o maiiiu.ieturcn. sii.d lake aooil cue
to always havo tlieni f.;d v.;;h water. In
etove-hcated rooms there n.'iouhl usiutlly bean
eva:'ra-ins surface of wa'er enu 'l to 1 square
foot for every 12 H'et s-iiiarc of llooriiiK, and
more if the wafer is nwt on a hot . pl-fj euouali
to keep it f-vapuratiiiii rajiidly. l'lants in a
room are tnaiM.y .h-s: royed. r hav.' a sii-kly
grow th, hecau-e the warm air o(V-oiiie teo dry
ttnd ft:ks ot;t the A'cry juices iI the plantt.
The "hotts? I' '..t'.'.ts" "ohve" or otherwise
ut!'T sinii!a: :y. In a v arm room, a large tow el
freiut?nliy wet and wrtu:;r ho as u t io drip
and hninr over a r'tair.back lieiir the .sieve, will
make a 111:11 ke I '!'.iT.M'ci:ce ia the comfoitablc
feeling and healthfullness of t he atmosphere.
Am. Ajiiculturist, Jan 1.
GOOD COMPANY.
Nnuiber Three.
Ootid Cornpavu (53.00 a, year. Sprintrfleld.
li.iss. ) Xunhr '1'hne Three oi the best kiiiiwn
wr iters of really good short stoiies ar-j r'tre
rnt?? J in 1 las is'uc ; Mrs. ko-'e I erry l ooko by
l);tom a!iJ lan. a charaetei'lsitc .specimen ot
her work ; Miss Saraii ().,Iv,.i-:t. the author ot
lce;haven. by Hood Luck, in h-'r usual finished
Btyie ; aud Mr" Kdward llcllamv, whose story i
c ailed Jane I licks. I h'-re are also two sk'. tcoes
ha-ed upon characters m le it life : Saved From
Himself, ar.d llehy Leaf, v hieit last savors ol
temperance and C!iiitmiis. Uotli are written
In an iuter.se tyIe. The mo-t important article
rierhaps.ls An Answer to t he fry tor More l-lu
ish, liy I'rof. A. J. liiil. of llaivaid folh sc
which iviil be o interest to all w iio art' iuterest
eil ia editeatioiiHl mallei-, particularly such as
believe ia a more thiuoiia in.iei:: j ia Kitusi:
than is fceuerally s.ivca. I'ld. ilili's optuions
trhoithl troiii l.is posiiiou have weight.
id r. Geo. -1. Tom lj's papi r on ii! i.lstone in
tiiatea per-o'.i.ii rei'.hiirconcos ot t';e K'eat
frtatc'siaan tu an orator, sac'i as are always ac-cc-piabla
about fc'l -t ini;i:is:ieil itieti. .Mr. Towic
w id h iv; sevral siiatiar papei in lioird Com
pany huealler. iiicludiuj; pci'snuul n-iiiiuiscoti-ces
in each case. T he next will Le about Gaiii
be'ta. Mr. II. P. Goiidar.l has a sketch of the hut
Key. fr. Hjraee Hushncll, drawn largely fron:
persoi.ai aciiujintfttice.
' iiiesof the f ivil U.imarrc Law relate vari
ous cases that iilustrate how far rctaii liquor
Bel'erscan bt-hold responsible for the iloi-ij:.-of
i.eisous when intoxicated b liquor they hve
sold.
ITec'liiakltij t--'. ts vigorous treatiuent at tlte
Lauds of a freethinker.
Assaying in a New Camp is by iCrncst Inser
tion. and an :u'i icl ' ou Oppo. tuiiitirfs West calces
enoimh remark h'iIc slat em-tiii 1 satisJy the
inostVnthu.siastie wcuieruer.
lue food of the I'oorss by William H. Kide
Inz.aml itcv. Chai le Caicra coiitnbutrs The
JioisesnnU f rime.
'1 he edit'Uial :'iti,.,h"i and notices of new books
complete the uun.Lcr. in K'mih ;re included
poems by Kebcc.i A. Hazard. Fanl y A. IJrad
iy:li. X. S. Collier an.! f aroiine A. Musoii.
IVrfeits For Taa.
In the evening (tames of w inter gatherings cf
yountr people, and older ones loo. it ol ttn be
comeB necessary to punish some, one, or mre.
t the company by imporiu a "Forfeit." The
penance choiiitl be somciliio that cither is not
eay to fohow out to the Utter that is, has
oi:ie eat' h m it, or puts the person in a conspic
uous ami amusing li-iht. I;i all c:i"es a lot felt
unould he desine-Ilo amuse tae compaaj- as a
whole, and never to olleud the person c.iiled
li pou to pay it. In ot -icr to illustrate our idea
of a ood forfeit, and alsa to m i.'-di su'-'irestions
to tlioa who m joy und tako part in fticii pieas
ant uinuseiiieiit, wo give a ffw of toe f.ufeils
that may be imposed. ll l'ut anew spaper up
on the tiaor iu su:di a way that two per-ous can
btand on it and not be able to touch c:i'-h other
with their liaiidj. Tuis forfeit has the honor of
beiua old. but it was not our jfoo l fortune to
inrcl it until a (diorl time ao. and were force. i
to "give it up." ilv puttim: the paper ;: adoor
way, one-half in -.fie and the other ouiside of
the room, and closli:;4 the door over it the two
persons can easily stand upon tt and Kill be be
yond eacli otheis reach. (3) Tn t; cut of the
room wit h two lens, anil come iu wit h si x. Not
difUcult if one thinks to bni;r a chair alou on
tnc return. 13 To act tlie liumb .Servant. The
person who has the forfeit to pay must act out
the answers to the ue-iians r.tu by the master
of the i i-retuoules ; as. How dnyou make bread '.
IIo.v do you cat uoiip? etc. This forfeit will
cause much merriment if proper question are
lut. ! Put tine hand w here the oi her eau not
tour.h it. One van Kct out ot this dihieulty by
purttnoae l;a:i oh theelbovvof the other ai rn.
i.V) l'lace a pencil on the tioor so that one can
r.ot jump over it. Maybe done bv putting it
close to the wall of the rocin. if ) i'ut a i;.s
t'on that nooueoan auewer with a NO! i'tiio
la not hard if one thinks w hat does V ICS spi II !
. (7) Fusli a chair thiouh a finder riiiR. Tl
forfeit is made by piitlii!-; the ri'iir on the fin.cr
aod pushing the chair anv oilier object wii; d-
a3 well with ti.e finder. Th.is last much res. :n
Lle the next 18) I'ut you:-e if throusrh a key
hole. Thi was a great puzzle to us for a white,
but when a, pi?cc ur a!.(.r as tnkeu w ith the
word "yourself' written upon it, and pushed
through the ho!e. it was &!! clear. There are
many other of these ainiisinx little tricks, but
these civew will surest others, and helj Jo
r.iakc the social winter irath-rinirs the en joy sole
times that they should be. American Asricat-.
turlat, Jan. 1.
An Albany man advertises fir "a
girl to work in hair.'' He is evident
1 a bachelor.
, If you "take tiling's as they come,"
you are, of course liable to be arrested
tor tcalin.
All Jsi.rts.
.Japan hrisfiriC macadamized rond, o n
i which Lhe bycyelo is comiur into liih
lavor.
The Sheriff of Iilair county. Pa., lias
levied upon a rraveyarfl, an 1 adver
tised it lor sale.
A Cleveland i::m who Ins had sev
eral wives vt ys a b:ild-honded eairie is
cue that h is been married.
Why was the mother of one of the
old Peruvian rulers like a piece of
rub! icr? Slie was an incai'uiuer. JJot
tut Tr.iikcrijjt.
Aii advertisement in lhe Imleiiendent
i ties Uases-Pviueci? oPer-s for sale a
titla pijs.se-sed by n noble family for
over 4'ii years.
T'iete is only on wn')!."i) mill in the
State of Texas, aud it netted its own
ers ol,0u;j la.-t year. It is situated in
New Bruuiit'els.
Premature iufiuity. Charles; "What
did the siri;iy; suit cost yon. Jack?"
11 ; friend: "Can't say, dear boy
haven't beeu'summoiicd for it yet."
(!d be thanked for book?. They
re tlie v5ces of -the distant and tlie
dead, tmd mnke us the heirs rf tl.e
spiritual life of jast n;'es. Chnnning.
Seventy-two (hoti-an 1 dollars is be
lieved to be lhe most ever vou for a
horse iu Ihtgland. It was iven by its
richest peer, the Duke of Westmins
ter. A proper conelusiou for the mar
riaire eon :mony in tt: my of our oeifty
we.'diitu's won Id b' : 'What commer
cial interests have joined lojauther, let
not ill-terTii;r uut oiutdcr."
If all Mi'iti as willing to be p'ei'-'mt
and as anxious to jdea.-e in their own
houses a (hey are in the company ot
thfif neighbors tuey would have i
happiest homes in the world.
Jazlneis: grows on people; it ue::i
in cobwebs and cuds in chains. The
more business a man has to-do, lhe
more he is able to accomplish, for lie
leurns to econonue lus time.
The widows of Brteham Yotin? do
not bedew his jrravc with tears, and
the New Haven lieiiistor thinks it is
fortunate, as "If they should, and ;tl
at once, it would wash the whole busi
ness inv.ii'."
"I'ut out your lor.ie a lit tie fur.
titer, " sai l a doctor to a fair invalid
"A little further, if you ploa-e.'
"Whv, doctor, do you think a wo
man's tomrue has no end?" said the
irentle sul'erer.
A person who had obtained a free
railroad pass asked the ticket aent it
"lie could not embrace Ins wile
'Probably," the of.icial answered, "but
I prefer to see her before promising
posmveJy
Apropos of tlie divorce question.
wliicti has excited so mib h dtseusMtm
in Paris, the Pi'ris (ilobe dei lares that
children no lonirer "tdav marriage,1
as they were heretofore wont to do ;
now they "play uivoive.
the nominal streii"!n ot itussia
army is fnur millions, '. ttt she, could
not maivii more tliat; -..i,o. o, nun ex-
clusive ot the Cos.urks mm! more lb in
2,oi)0,iHU are to be renamed as trained
suhbci's. The army is fearfully ad
dieted to di ink.
Pickerini; says that he h:is kti 'Wii
ladi'.'s in wiioni the instinct of i level
tion.v.'as so strutiir tuat it tuev vci-
told thev must be hanux'tl in the pres
ence of 'S'Wi'K) p'Tsons ia morrow, their
hr.-t lhoti;ht would ( ) (l"a r, and
h.tA en't a dres til to he lnuy in!"
In a circus at Paris, Ilk. a sudden! v
mi
crazeu youn"; la.-ty ran into tne rin,',
rmJuticevl the clown, ami iteelared tliat
he must become her husband. The
audience said that it was the first ori
itiuii joKe mat inev naa ueara in n
circus for more than twenty-live year
2'orrif(oicn Herald.
Oscar Jaquctb. defaced the white
exterior of a church at Penardston.
Mass., with bi pictures of devils in
rsd paint. At that time he was an
unrepentant sinner ; but before his ar
rest .he was converted, and on thai ac
count the church officers seemed his
release without punishment-
A cl.t.-s which ;ridu;ited some time
since had one Tom Elliot. 3Iatiieiu.it :
Tom replied, "I doii't know how.''
ics were his particular dislike. The pro
fessor, during his rceilatioi,a.skcd Tom
to explain the methods of ascertain
ing the horizontal parallax of the sun
"lint suppose you were appointed by
the government, to ascertain it, what
would you do?' "I'd resiju!" gravely
responded Tom.
Domestic.
To Get Ilia of Ants. Brash the
crevices they inhabit with hot alum
water and sprinkle powdered borax
whore the ants frequent, llepeat tho
operation several times.
Corn Ovsiers. Grate one dozen ears
of corn. Add to this, two teaspoon
ful of butliT, one of salt, six cs and
one cup ot flour. Stir well together,
and fry on a priddlc with butter and
lard mixed, lettin"; the batler drop
from your epoon in the form of oys
ters. Chicken Broth. Cut up a lean fowl
into joints, an old one is better for the
purpose of makinrr broth than a voting
one. but it requires a longer time to
stow, l'ut it in a well-closed sauce
pan, with a bee f bone or veal bone, on
ions, carrot, a sprier of parslev, a pinch
of salt ami plenty of water. Skim it
as soon as it boils, ana simmer oentlv
afterward.?-.
Apple Dumpiinrrs. Quarter and
core one apple for each dumpling then
put the parts together, with sugar in
the middle; surround eachappb. with
p'e-e'rust, if you wisli to bake them
put them on a pan like biscuits, and
et II. em in the oven. It boiled tie
each in a separate cloth, and boil for
hall an hour. erve, both baked and
boiled with llpiid sauce.
To Fry Com. Cut the corn off the
cob, taking care not to brine? off any of
the husk with it, and to have "the
grain as separate as possible. Fry
iu a little butter just enough to keep
it from sticking to the pan; stir very
often. When nicely brown, add salt
and pepper and a lit tie rich cream.
Do not set it near the stove after lhe
cream is added, as it Will be like to
turn. This makes a nice breakfast or
dinner dish.
"Fricandean of Veal. Take three and
a half pounds of veal, and three-quarters
of a pound of salt pork and chop
them line. Then mix with four soda
crackers finely powdeiitl. three eggs,
one teasj.ooniul each of salt and pep
per, and one of sweet marjoram, or
any other herb you prefer. Mix; well
together with the hand .o make them
adhere. Form iUnto a loaf, rub it
over with butter, then with powdered
cracker, and bake in a slow oven two
hours and a half. Serve in slices when
cc!.L
:ii!i;rjr j ruit cold. A laclv in
Springiickl. ilass., according to the
Union, has been making some inter
esting experiments in putting up
canned goods without cooking, bleat
ing the fruit lends more or less to the
injury of tho flavor and the ljdy re
ferred to has found that by filling the
cans with fruit and then with pure
cold water, allowing them to stand
until all the confined air has escaped,
the fruit will, if then scaled perfectly,
keep indefinitely without change, or
lo&s of original flavor.
iraPOBTAHT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.
"fcJO ilnjrle dlm-ue hn rntslled more ln.Tcrinjr or
1 huter.rd ttii hr uKv. K up of the rouMitutloa
Vhn Rtrrh. 1 lit irign ort:till, of tute.cf aiac lit.
of liennr.K.ttui liumnn Tolcr.tlie nitiid.nija ormoro
nl on.. t.i.i. s n I yu-1.1 in li1..8tractlv iuCtiroce.
The paimn it (iii.trli.un-a tfcrouKii't tho ytem
lark rrvrj v:tl forc. nd breaka Dp tho nwt
rohut of conrtitutlons. Ijrdored becanae but little
ondei-atood by ni.tpt.rjciana.lrrpot.iilly B'j-lle.l
by qoacka r.ad cliarUtsia, thrnse autlerinif fioi-a
It hare little hpo to be rellexrd cf It this aide
of ttiearave. Itlat'me. tin-n.thatitie popnliirtri-iit-Dent
at this terrible diseKan by rptnedtra wttnlp. tlie
rracb of all paed 1 to hand at once competent
and truftworlhf. The Ew and hitherto untried
method adopted by Dr. Fan'ord la tne preparation
of h.i KDici.CcBK ba8Won luy hi'arty approval.
I believe It Illtely to aaceeed when all tna na'jal
remedlrt fall, berarian !t str!WM at the root of tha
disease, r.z.t tiie a-Mi,leJ. t.iomf. wiills It heals tha
ulcerated membrane t7 direct application to the
Basal psmi'-a. Itacti n la basea on certain rlx.'d
rule, and nuiesa tlie vlial fnrn a are too fr k.
bauited, uicst, ia lli great majority of caes, effect
a euro.
G-O. StATO, M. D.
JTOSBOOTT ELOCX, SO. rSAMIMG&aJi. OCU 1, it7i.
OaD'S
RADICAL CURE
MAT aafely claim to be one of the few popn
remedies receiving the approval cf nwUii-al
yentlem-ii. who, la private, not r.nly r-ly rrcom
cicid it but us-e it Jn tin Ir families tn preference
to any t f the preparations uauully prescribed by
piiy.'iciaiiH.
Von are .trare." anlil a d!tl!smUf
'You are fware." snl.l a 3!Ml!srnUl Cltyt
n. " liit t.,v .) lti'Ati(.na Io llie Mups. ilea
lc!an. " that p,y ..t lii-ntii.iia to lhe Mum. Medical
Eci'ty are aaeii that I c.mnot pub'.iciy rrcommend
nr nrraerih th l;:i,e.el Cure : t'i;tince I received
so mn-h r.-lief from ti.e use of it myself, iiftur a
thorough trial of tlm ubuaI remedies. I have prt
raielv ndvie.d lt ne. nn l p'esume I have a.-nt to
your "fore no kss th-n cue uuudred cf mr patieatA
tor it."
raiTTHSAL EATISFACTIOX.
C,'CTLrrrS-, "WeliaTesold SiKTouo's IUdt
X ot. Ct!u' for nearly one year, und can ay
cindldlv tUt we never sold a similar preparation
Hint irdve such universal S vil factiou. We uave)
to 'earn tne liirt complnlnt y. t.
We are not in the habit of recommend In? pat
ent medicines, bi t your preparation meets thg
want of tbouaar.ds. arid tie think those afflicted
Bh-.tiid beeonviQccd of Us great merltso thatihir
f nfferlnjr will be relieved. We li;v been in tho
drutf business for the past twelve vears constantly,
and sold everything fi.r Catarrh, but yours leans ail
the rest. If ou a.e proper you cm us tbU letter
or any part of It that you wiU. . .
Very trnl v vonrs, 6. D. BALDWIN & CO.
"Wbolepale an-1 KeMiI Dealers lu Drusr, Books and
btatiouery, Wasiiluton, led., Feb. Zi, lb!6.
Knch pnrlcaire cont1"S Dr. Panford'i Improved
Inhuliui; Tube, end t"tl directions for use iu all
eaaea. Fi le, $1.00. For s.ile by all vholenalo and
retail druirsr stsnr.d d- r.en thronwhont the United
KtateHn.rCe.nd. Vi'EKKS& POTTE K, OeiiiriJ
Agents r,ni Wholes lie lruiri&l, ll.iston, Mn.
. -v-.-.-T-.-.v-rjs-s
An Flectro-nnlTBTilc Brttery combined
V7lth a. lilily leiiien t el Htn-u-lieujns
l'laairr, l'orininir lb" brt Plamer lor
pains aud aches lu tiis World t illedi
ciue. ELSCTREOITY
As a rrnd enrative and restorative apent la not
equalled bv any element or medicine In the history
of tlie healina: art. L'cliss the vital spark has fled
the bodv, rextumtion by ruew.s ofeloctricity is pos
sible, ft Is the last reso-t of all physicians and sur-
f;eous, aud has rescued t tioufiands, apparently dead,
rom au untimely irrave. when no other hn in an
airency could have succeeded. This ii the leading
curative eleuieut In lUU riastcr.
BALSAM A?iD PSTS.
The heal'.n(r properties of onr own fratrrant bal
am and . ne and the emnaof the f.ast aru too well
known to re.juire ueci pt'o:i. Their prateful,
bealnifr. soothing, and stn-iiRtiivninir properties are
known to tliouinniia. Vl.eu couiblned In accord
ance with ln' uud important d.scoveries in phar
macy, their heaii-j and strenutheninit properties
are iucrt-aacd t-ni'old. lu thm respect our Piaster
Is tiie beat iu use without the aiu of electricity.
TWO IN C?JS.
Tbns combined vc have tiro (rrand medical
air, -ma In one, each of which performs lu function
and unitedly produce n-ori cures than any lini
ment, lotion, waoii. or planter ever before com
pounded In the history of medicine. Try one.
taxes, C5 Can ri.
Bold by all tVbolesale and Petall Drufrirfsta
throTtvhout tlie Ut-ited states and Canada, and by
WEEKS POTTE It. Proprietors, Boston, Mata.
ifaTIVft'IVT
Millions of Mothers express their de
light OTcr Castoria. It is nature's remedy
for assimilating: tlie food. Unlike Cas
ter Oil, it is pleasant to take, and
urliko MorpHine Syrups, it ia harmless.
Castoria regulates the Bowels, destroys
Worms, Cures
Soiir and
Wind Colic
and allays Feverishncss. What eives
leal tli to the Child, promotes rest for
the Mother. Children Cry for Pitch
er's Castoria. It U the most reliable,
effective and popular article dispensed by
Druggists.
esse
Since Healing remedies hare been used by
SUFFERING MAN
has there been known such absolute Pain
relieving agents as the
QENTAUR T-jINIMENTS.
They soothe, heal, nd cure. They
nKAL, Cuts, AVonnds, Galls, Old-Sores, Ero-
ken-brea.ts and Soro Kipplcs ;
CUKE Paia in the Back, Rheumatism, Scia
tica, Lumbago, Xeuralgia. Ear-Ache,
Tetter, Pimples, Itch, Salt lthcnm, and
all Flesh, Iione end Muscle ailments of
Animals: .'
STTRDUK Inflammation aud Swellings;
RELIEVE Boils, Fclops.Ulcer.-t, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Croup and Quinsy;
EXTRACT Pain from Burns, Scalds, Stings,
Frost-bite?, Sprains and Bruises.
The experience of centuries Las made the
CENTA
P
Einiments, the most speedy and effective
curative agents for
MAN and BEAST
the world has ever known. The Centaur
hare relieved more led-ridden Crip
ples ; healed more frightful wounds,
and saved more valuable animals than
all other liniments, ointments, oils, extracts,
plasters and so-called "pain killers" and
"skin cures" combined.
Physicians az-1 Veterinary Surgeons en
dorse the Centaur jLiniments ; millions
of men, women and children in all countries
uao them, and Housekeepers, Farmers.
Planters, Travelers, Liverymen, Teamsters
and Stock-growers, are their patrons. They
are clean, they are handy, they are cheap,
and they are reliable. There is no ache,
pain, or swelling which they will not alle
Tiate. subdue, or cure. Sold throughout
THE HABITABLE GLOBE
for 50 cts. and $1.00 a bottle. Trial
bottles, 25 cts.
HOTEL. CITY HOTEL
PLATTSMOCTH, NEB.
First c!a.-s Ltulr-ini; Room.
Firt Cluss Boarding.
(Joed Sample Koorra
Everything tin! pypi y coiiiicift
A Good Hotel can Fiirnfsli
Also, ;kk1 Wiuos, flood BeT, Hood Liquors.
Cluod l.etni:i:i!e, (loo'ltiar,
Kept at the'Citj rTotel.
uiy Fi:EO. coos, rropriftor.
li UL. 5 ltU 2 ZatiU
SHiX, CARRIAGE and ORNA
MENT A L PA INTER,
Sh"p over the Brick Block
next to II Boeck's.
PLATTSMOUTU, - NEB
44iy.
1
B MM I MILLER
PIAXOrFOIlTE
Alt' not f;ti!v flrst-rluss In? tmnirtits, but this
LstabWMimetit ta.-ty he justiy rourded
as ni; of tho it-ading 1'iatnt-Foi te
Maiu.fa'-tiiiv.s of thu
World.
THE FAVORITES
HI THE CONCERT MALL.
Iiiititi ilm Season of 17-V 7' t!ii Henry V.
Miner i'iatios wen us;:il ir. l!o!on aiid vicinity
in tuor;- tlian Ctiticerts.
So.'thoii of If".. 1ST. 1 T " t'onrprt.
Seasi.ii of l7s-l-7: Month ot October. n7
t'o'.ucits ; Mtiutli of Xovt ni'.HT, -l. Concoits-
Xtme Imt Hr-'t c!rH Pctu'w cottM yttfw ttc?t ttii
iiistUnuAl fH;itlttri!ii.
THESE PIAXOS HA YE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
From th
Ivlost Ehiinc-nl Musicians.
tif laie I have had many opportunities of
usiii your Pianos and can say with pleasure,
ihry have in superior in Anieiiea. and my Ion";
expViieiiee abroad justities me in placin'tliem
ahead of any foiein iiistiuineiils of tip-if kiiid.
C'JtAS. K. Adams.
Madame Uozo and tlie other aiiist- of my
oomi) iny are delighted w il'n tiie "Miiler" I'l.-ui'..,
foritsrieii purity "f tone. ai.J tli.' vvon.leifai
iiiauner ia which it sustains the vnicp.
11. MAri.KSuV.
In helialf of the natnahee Concei t Coinpatiy.
Htid j;if!ic:i!aiiy itieli as the piani-.t of said
eoinpany. 1 w:s'u to express itiany thiiiiks l.'i
tne heauiifiil (iranil l iauos of your iiiaiiiifa.
tuiv, with whieh you have finnUlieil ns sit i.:r
tills season. Wii h your line iie-ti iiinorts t-!-ii-"
' it jivinj; hei-oni' s a positive pleaoure and tte
.ilit, -m say v idl ol" lis."
liWAKL' M
I consifler no o! !ier "inala:" whieh 1 mi.
iei!ti:tii:t e.l. fjn exeel it in any of I Iim ipiai i'
ihat constitute a petfeet iitstriiiiieni. As ;Mi
.'.eeompniinent for the voice, 1 know of none i
.vonld ir.;ier to voui s.
Ml. II. E. 11. CAKTKt!.
I lake't'reat pleasure in ivcoiuineitiiin ih.-Me-iry
f. Miller Pianos on all occaions where a
titst-olass -iuiia is tlesiretl.
. Mis. II. M. Smith.
I have known the Pianos nniinifacttii'ed lv
Mr. Henry F. Miile;-for li'any years and I do
not hesitate to say that they take hij;li rank
imon th? iii'st-t iiioS ilistrniio'tits of any of lhe
Oest inakeis. t'Altt. Zkkuahx
I con-.nl")- tiie Miiltr Pi:'i:o siijierior t; sil!
i-.heis in tliat mellow and citijin; ttality so ac
eptabio for voice ace-vini' iuiuierts.
Mi'". . Ai.ink Os;o)l.
AVe were delighted witli the Pianos .f yonv
itr'.rt .faetttre winch we us.'.l iluri'i.t; onr tc'cciii
.our in the I'nited States (heir Cli:;r:i:ii!;; k:ii;;
it ip'.-ilit ies remi jr t hem especiiili y tlesiia-
1? ioi' accon.I .aayiiej li:e hi.iitM) voiee.
'iiiK Oiii;:i.M S.vi:;ts,t
l.Ai'i l;t A Ki KTTt:.
dona's IslerDitiona! MMm 1675.
'1 his eslaldishir.ej:! wst flit only one out of
:oor.' thaii f'it.y 1'ian -!o:te exliiidtors. which
a oceieed awahus for i i s single exhibit
f Piano ; at thct'e'itei.v.i.tl Exhibit ion.
Tki vnH tUe :ilj E!i:.)Uh:u':nt tit it Received a
tiektl A war J for a A't;-Invention
Upright Pisno-Foi'te.
iiiii nSjii iuMur haiios
nave received the cndorsesiK'nt of the
State of Massachusetts
CITY" oECSTOlsr.
TU, y ere LEA VKUS auwug lhe FOHEMitel
2-.1.VOS of THE Wl'ULD.
liiii ti i r , Ivil LLim
Eostoa, Mari, U. S. A.
Platismcuth. Neb.
I AMES FETTEE
VF.aLZM IX
Musical Instruments,
Sole Appoint-in; Ay ant for
The t':iriv;;iIoil ?Ison 1 Itamlin
CA BINP.T ORGANS.
A'?o Stale Af;enl for the lien, v F. Miller r.t
Prof. S. M. Jlrowii, Tnti-jf ;ind Hepairor, CitJ
na ci.;i s i
S A M i'L E I NST K U M EXTS
it oface. 81xth. cue door south of Main St.
Pl.ATTSMOl'TII. NEI1.
'!i(: Sicliolars
Will t'o weli t.- examine our
ew Mason & IFnmlin
OEG-AI I1TSTUTJCTOR
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r..,i:-.--'s. it is in-C'.T
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A. G. HATT
JL'ST OPENED AfiAI.f,
New; Clean, First Class Jlt.at S?iop,
on'Main Sireet Corner of B'h. Plattsmonth
tverj body on hand for flesh, tender meat
28T1.06
mum
REDUCED PACKAGE RATES
Between 3-003 Offices of this Co. In New
England, Wldcile and Western States; also
to offices of nearly all Connecting Ltr.cs.
MONEY
CURRENCY A K3 COLD.
Packages not cscoedtae S 20, I 3c.
- " S40, 2Cc.
- S DO, 23c.
arge tvmt In much rmatler proportion.
ITiERCHAMDISE.
bawt mmi ntskMt ChargM, aerardlaf to DMun.
Packages not exceed
I 1h. 25c. 4 13.25 to 60c.
2lh3.25to30c. 5 " 25io75c.
3 " 23 to 45c. I 7 t IsStoSI.
o
PRINTED FLATTER.
BOOKS, and o'her matter, wholly in print, or
dered from, or eeiit by.dea'.ei s, &c, PRfc-P 13 I
a"lb'a.i gc.' "3"lb3. 20cT I 4 lba- 25c
oiiBEES fob rrEciusisa GOODS
Left with any Acent of this Co. w ill be promptly
executed, without txjnxe, .therthua the ordiiuuy
chaise f or carrjiug the gootle.
Send vour Mouey and Parcels hy 'Exprosf;
cheapest and quickest wiih io8iavo seot.rity.
1TJI. 0. FAJ1G0, Pres't.
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A few of the articles you can buy to the best advantage
at the live progressive
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING HOUSE
- OH?1
SOLOMON & NATHAN.
For $1 00 yon can buy 22 3-arils sirmlard I'l ints.
" 47213 lound ffootl all wool yam.
10 " cotton hatting.
" S.Vf "per yard domestic gingham.
8V,' " " cheviot sliirting, very good.
" 7 " " brown and bleached muslin, can't be Le.it.
7 " " Canton fiannel, superb.
" 8,' " " licking, no better.
" 1 00 a good comfortable.
" 1 2) per iair up, splendid blankets.
" 12?st I-', 13 and 20e per y'd. alpaeii Insties, all colors, be; t ever cHcra.
" 2'2J-2c up, black and colored alpacas, double widtb. b. st. in tl.e city.
" 4 00 per j iird up, b!ack and colored easlnneres. great bxtgniri-:.
" o1;, to 10 and 12'o' to 1-c per yard up. Miiiin.s in endless varieties.
" 20o per yard up, all wool Uanneis, best ever wife red.
" o'.'c " " " waterproof, an excellent u,tia!it .
. 20c " " " cassiineies, 'well v.orib tbuible.)
" 3 T- up. Ladies cloaks, tlie finest assortment in the city.
1 75 up. Misses and children's cloaks " " "
" 20cr per yttrd tip. hat.d inai'e xejhyr fascinators.
" T5c Mf . a great variety of shawls.
" 2ic up, perfect fitting corsets.
COe up, two button kid cloves, f:;ie.
A full line of Ladles' and Children's underwear, very cheap.)
The finest assortment of Ladte's, Children's and Infants haLti-iiMr'? hood:
sacks and sh.'.wls, zephyr, ever known in Platismouth.
M I L L I
For 75c, wp. Ladies' trimmed bats, nice.
" C5e, up. Children's hats.
Jewelry and notions at prices that defy competition.
S 2 B , O O O W OH;TH
Of Glens', Youths and chihln-ns
iTirr t fliin tl-.5 !ir;nifli nf iw.r liiui'ii
For t3 00 and up. Mens overcoats, hard to heat.
" 4 00 and up, Mf-ns' suits.
" 1 o0 and up, Boys' suits.
FURN'ISIIIXG GOOES IX FROrOIITIOX.
For 1 7-, up. Ntens' hoots. Mens shot-s. SI 21 up.
" 1 00. up. liozvs hoots. Uovs shoes. S-lc up.
. 1 rl ... 1 n.l I. . .no diiLlrmi.-' cl.ruia Or. 111
The larpest and most elegant stock
hats in the west.
Take advantage of the preat hitluceinents we off r in zephyrs, all color,
131.' rpnts iipr niini'P. Fid! line of (if rm into wn and hi-'h colored va? h verv
low. Fine ass't in Java Honey Comb
FINE DRESSING GLOVES, GLOVES FOR FARMERS,
GLOVES FOR RAILROAD MEN. " " D RIDGE MEN,
GLOVES FOR LIVERY MEN.
In fact we show the greatest variety of gloves, for special use, to he j
found, and we call special attention to them. j
The ahove list covers only a small
rr i nr I VO n . too II
wholesale prices, ana we tieiy anyone in
above figures.
SOLOMON
MIKE 5CHNELLBACHER,
BL.flVK.MJSI 2 Til
l.'OKSK isllOKINti,
AST
.-f! WAflON KKPAFHINT,
X:V
vV Ail kinds of
1 ' FAI.M IMPLEMENTS
i:.-'4 cifnik-d
Neatly tfr 2romp?ji.
:0:
Horse, Mulc& Ox Shoeing:.
In short, we'll shoe anytliinj? that har
lcwir iVet, fii.m a Zebra to a Gi ruffe.
Come ami see us.
X-T33-W" SHOP,
; Filth S between Main ard Vine Streets.
ut ii.'ros! e corner from the nkw 1IKHAI.
"FUlK piy'
B03ERT DONNELLY'S
AND
KLACK3IITII
SHOP.
Wwjou, P.ujgn, Mwh'uie ami Plow re
pafriny, u)td general j'ibbiny
I am now piejiiiied to do nil kinds of repairing
o iurni ;:i;:l her m.-ieiiineiy. there
is :i oo-l hithe iu my .shop.
PETER RAG EN,
The old Reliable Waoa Maker
h;ist;iken ch.itpe of the w:tK liop.
He is well known as a
Ml. I WORKMAN.
T-ivw H'ttjrona aivl tiuc:a;Ie! mrtde to
M-1 r.
SATISFACTION V,V AKANTL'SD.
Khoii nil Sifl s. reet ft);iosi!e S'reluht's Stable
o.
JOHNSON,
DKaF.KK in
Druos?
7 r t
AND
t V -Sv Ai X A, ' J-JL. JZ. Jus.
' t!-?v'-:-'v--'i"'"
Ail Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
. ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
by au Kxiirie-"d ti-as.ir.t.
be.-.ikvi;i:p. thk place.
dth ST. ,1 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
V i . 11 S M C- V T H . y 1: K .
V i ne s3 L i q o u r s
A XI)
OIQAKS.
Main Stret. ouje-.sile tlie (.'eiii t !I-'.U';.
This place is J u--t opened. ?.t u; trood ;;ocds o,'
!i kitul. We wa:it to keep ft good hoiive and
pi-a-e ot'.r ei-tn!iei.
REMEMBER THIS.
Sly.
IS 11 I
B B
cloth injr. rcrardls of cost. V.'e are go- i
M Sii look OTl t ffil' li'll's'iins. I
of mens' and ho s' felt and stiff crewn
;
ai;d plaid canvas-' at i educed figures, j
portion of the many articles which we ;
- mil. lis tlia rut -i i I Inrr if r. 11 iriirula Q f
me uusmess io couipcie wiwj ma
& ha in Ail
a7 '
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-. ;, i &i..-. -v:i - c.-:; r:
THE . ONLY T.IEBALS E7ER AWARDED U2 POROUS PL ASTE ESWERE GIVES
to th.e tnaniif tetureis of BCXSON'S CAI'C'INE l'OIiDL'3 ri-ASTUKS at tho f'enteraihil iir.a
l;i.i -it Exposition,
OVER 5.000 PHYSICIAN &DRU&SISTS HAVE Y0LU2ITARILT iESTIFIKB
hot t;ny ore a tjrttit iinitr-.tn iiu nt on ttie eumtwn. l-r.'of Ir r.; Flantt rcooit of tln.lt
yrmnyt ait inn and ilic almhdc ttjlaiislu "f tlnirvticlly rttitviiiyy,ain,aiideJ!':eliii'j a jMig'MeecuT
I'illt"!:. SVCH. ' 401
3. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale und Uetail Deitiers in
PINE LUMI1EII.
LATH.
bUIXGLES.
AS1I,
DOOUS,
BLINDS,
ETC..
ETC.,
i:tc.
M;ih. street. Cottier of Kifth.
I'LATTSMOUTTf, - - - - XKU.
Still Better Ratos for Lumber
Excelsior Barber Shop.
aV
J. C. BOONS,
Main Street, opposite Saumhrs House.
S II X V I X fi A X I) S II A M 1" l) 0 1 N G
lpeei:;l iUter.tion given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIE HAIR.
f ALL AND SHE BOONE, GENTS,
And K'-'t a ho-r. i:i a
A. Sclilegel & Ero.,
r.lainu";iel ul'f !'.i of
PUT TTj CIQ ASS,
Andde.hrsi,,
?A-C .MOKK11S AKT,r,.K-S.SioKIN
'f'a'1' '
e.peci-tl UKANDS and sizes of t:i(!A!!S m ole io j
01'dor, and siti-laelinii j;tj;..iitiitred. ':j 'l'
ciij.;!ii'S Mihl for .s;ii'!.i:;; toh:ieeo.
Mivin St. three cioois v.et of Sni'iilt-r ltous-,
Platt.smouth, Xi:h. IOIv
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Shervcod Keeps tlio ingest 'Line cf Boots L Shc;3
In Ca?s
FOR PARTICULARS ""wismu
VhsteSewing Machine Co.
lift. WllO ihS
C17 St. Charles Street, St. Lonls, Ho. 1
enpii-'-d in tliryififtitriafnM-i'totali Veur re-il.iStJtual ;
and Ciiron
poiit-cs ti'.an uv v chr lJh -:tjan iu 1st.
i jLoun, h.4 city porx-ra suow.anct &:lo!d rtnit-L know.
f bypiiiiJB, Oonorrhciiti.yir'-t. Stric turc. Cfc chitl. J
I Ker niii, or Kiip'ure, all trirory Div-caB and '
j Syphilitic or Keren rial AfTections ol'tLe Throat i
j fctiin or licnea, are trrcieU with urjrl ilii cucceaa, aa 1
i latPtt tcientiri prim.-.p '-s. Saiv. Vriva'-Iy.
1 Bperm&tori h-a. frxnal De!iiiy r.cd Trapo- (
j teiicy, an tht nn: t of -'f-Alm in youth, ar-jcual cx-
j cFe in nmtnrcr y-a s. or otlit -rta;:srt, ai:'i hk-h rroiuc '
t flora, drbiiity, diinTics) of :pht,U I'-crive i:irro y. pliiiiMc
on tlie fttcc, J.vsnal decay, avtiMoti to fciery f- j m
! cotiruetiiti of id )o of acx'ial pwtr. :c., -i tk-rii-at
: Ciarritj in;iop r or unf -v v. are fcrmmw r.i.jr
curpd. C'r.BuIiat'oii at of'ir, or by n;il l.o. ui.tt inviu J.
j 'WhTi it i inroi!vr; it.'iit to i?'it the city J.r trmtit-iit,
metliiif can lx p-nt ty nr-il cr expn -n f -ry win . t 'ur-
; mo erase if uarsui'fu, ;i re u uot rxi!:ji l.ankly itiu4
Pers-.a, f:r t::h. 2 C:rj. fl Tjr.j. :
piB pi i1 r jrv i rT
PLATED, f JiUif ,
In pottireorc.irTMiry. dvr ett wond.rl'nl pin pi.turrt,
true to lil-i articlea on Ihr In !... int- -.!. .-rta i Who miT
mairy, who net. whv. Annl.d. W.n.ni.n.od, M.v-lunl
dcv. V. ho l.ou;.l ma.rv; I';.r I iff rl l.rp)im ir.tr I
be itiemwj. The l'l:v..!..rv r.fe.'nrmliKivti. ad n.ai-r .
more. T :ioe ni?TT!i-.i or -;, 1. inn a-n s rr.arri- r:,o uid
UR JACQUto 7 1 Clieat.iut St., Hi, Loui. M
BAS T S RSDSG SAW UlACfiiilE
H t
, VviU SAW any aiso lorra in any
uan. VVfieLt of tne oper-
i fw- o rf 4rtr4 ail thO WOfk.
V4 1 S. nd lor Circular aud
si I frtcca.
Ad1"k sia-n B himt, hw
f JV, rfuMKIjeLMra.-"...!. ai iiir i :; .
o ..;....!...- .. ) . . i f j acrrl 10 H.c.i I
li.r. . ; Y ? ic i .M.r'i-a 1 o : i trii I tn : I J-ifvtr.'li-. l
H:.'.tr: I IZ.Cr; I lit" I tp r.acil : 12 I.H t.nrei.
:f: fr i'j.w : I Ilorli flial fMripv P.-m.
a.--1 C ! "e Secttl f-"? t.' "v:i Ituii, ih 5 n-;cf ie.i:-:?
tref.l Alt ict for Fl'ty Cr.:s. Vlwri lk. Ajireft,
iLj. let j WIUX Will IU, BonluKU, t Janffk
. THE B ST ?7H V U N feV- -5 1'.- -r7 W'
J Cv-Jsi-,-'r a'X 'V r fV
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