THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JANUARY g , 1877. Eight Pages.
Death of i Noted Mo-phini t.
Prom the Deniion ( Tezu ) News.
Jack .Lynch , familiarly known as
"Deaf Jack , " who had been con
fined to his room for several week" ,
died Tuesday evening at 3 o'clck ,
at air. PattersoH'a residence , on
Weat ribiddy strtet.
Beat Jack was , in some respects ,
a remarkable character. In 1861 he
was stabbed in the neck in an affray
in Colorado , and took morphine tc
allay hiasufferings. It eoon devel
oped iiito a habit , and he continued
to increase the dose until finally he
could not keep it ou bis stomach.
He then resorted to injecting it un
der the skin , and before he died he
would consume iu this way the
enormous quantity of flfty-two
bottles a month ! Of late years he
had been very deaf , his limbs were
partially paralyzed , and his skin
had turned dark.
Deaf Jack had resided in Dension
a long time , and nearly every one
knew him. He was of a jovial dis
position and bad a good many
the sporting
friends , especially among
ing fraternity , who supplied his
necessitties.
Hiding Hit Tracks.
From the Detroit Free Press.
There were vigorous inquiries at
the Post Office , yesterday , for the
chief cierk , and when tne Captain's
face appeared at the window the in-
quirerasKed :
"Has a cross-eyed woman been
here asking for letters addressed to
me ? "
The Captain hadn't seen her.
Well , she'll be here this forenoon
She's my wife , and she's a llitle
weak In the head. She's got the
notion that 1 get love letters fiom a
woman in Canada , and she'll be
here to ask for my mall. "
> e
"Well , Idon'tgetany such letters
musn't give her
of course , but you
my mail. She might get one with
a draft in , and uot know its value.
Just say to her that you never Knew
of my receiving a letter here and
that you have repeatedly heard me
Bay that I had the best wife in
town. "
"But I don't know you. "
"Never mind that In dealing
with an insane woman its best to
be soft and slick and smooth. J ust
shake hands with her , praise her
small feet , and tell her she ought to
be proud of such a husband as I am. '
ATTENTION I
Is called to the perfect-fitting shirts
and fine underwear manufactured by
Ihe Omaha Shirt Factory , Ph.
Gottheimer , proprietor. Havin/f
opened an establishment for the ex-
' elusive manufacture of these goods ,
he uarantees satisfaction in every *
case Loth as to quality and fit , ant
his facilities are such that he is en
abled to tarn out better work at less
prices than can possibly be offered
elsewhere. A full line of gents :
fine furnishing goods constantly on
and. Give him a call. i26ym
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NEVNOHK.
. O'TOOI , *
[ Corner Dodge and Sixteenth Street * , ha
opened a first class meat store to
be known as the
_ _ SIXTEENTH STKKET
iSlEAT MARKET
° f
SAUSAGES.
be public are reipectfully Invited.
DOTS a
GERMAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
itftl. ma > eaattBofttr. Rr. 252 BOltl Ctt.
. flctSrttn iibltfum jiirSsfer
unq son frintn S < $ ucn unb Sttcftln itnb iittet
no 1 l Sr
8roofln Meat JRorfet & SJatfinn Cenfe
< ( r. 412 , 414 , 416 , 13. 6tr. , Omaba , 3lib ,
noB9 1tir
Citv Meat Market
SHEELY B < OS ,
oixn iebcr Rtil rtntn green BorroU ton frflrt
, ejitd , SaltjMiS , © enCfltl unh Blft tor
SSBiitffe.
5rH $ ( SontHc flttt an jjan .
0m laHrtWci flutsruiS tittet.
Cbrrlo Cto . 'v-
MEAT MARKETS.
JOHN L. HILL.
No. 484 Fourteenth St.
Keeps constantly on hand ,
Frosli Meats of A.11 K inas.
Poultry and game of every description ,
Smoked meats. Hams , Shoulders Ac. .
Goods delivered in any part of the city
free of cost. Oysters a speciality. Prices
reasonable. nov28tf
U Jr JK > < Xt
MEAT MARKET
IBlh Street bet. Cdifornia ud W.blttr.
We keep on hand a large supply of fresh
salted meats. Also a large stock of fine
Sugar Cured Hams and Breakfast Bieoi.
At the lowest rates.
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- REACHING A -
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FACTS FOR
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the trans-Missouri country , excepting San
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the Union. Many of its counties are inac
cessible to railroads. Yet there is not a
county in the State which TB BKK does
not reach. As an illustration we will men
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State : Adams county. 28 dailies , 26
weeklies : Cass. 30 dailies , 176 weeklies ;
Clay , 18 dailies , 43 weeklies ; Bodge , 34
dailies , 149 weeklies ; Douglas , ( outside of
Omaha ) , 20 dailies. 185 weeklies ; Fillmore ,
19 dailies. 30 weeklies ; Gage. 23 dailies , 46
weeklies ; Hall. Si dailies. S weeklies ; Jeff
erson. 3 dailies , 34 weeklies ; Johnson , 12
dailies. 75 weeklies ; Lancaster. 62 dailies.
48 dailies. 25
6 weeklies ; Lincoln county.
weeklies ; Merrick. 20 dailies. 24 weeklies ;
Kemaha. 17 dailies , 91 weeklies ; Otoe. 25
dailies. 82 weeklies : Pawnee. 3 dailies , 48
weeklies : Flatte , 39 dailies. 20 weeklies
Richardson. 14 dailies , 97 weeklies ; Saline.
29 dailies , 82 weeklies ; Sarpy. 15 dailies ,
109 weeklies ; Saunders , 36 dailies. 136
weeklies ; Seward , 24 dailies. 64 weeklies ;
Thayer , 10 dailies , 68 weeklies ; Washing
ton , 35 dailies. 74 weeklies ; Webster. 39
weeklies'
TOTAL IS THE STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Dailiet. Weetlta. Total.
Nebraska 2.245 2.233 4.478
Arizona Territory 1 1
California 9 10 19
Colorado. . . . . . 5 5
Connecticut. . - " - 4 4
Dakota Territory. . . . 41 41
District of Columbia- 1 4
Florida
6 6
Idah *
Illinoffl * 7 30 < 7
Indian Territory 1
Iowa. . . . . . . 64 572 666
Kansas : ! 28
Kentucky 26 26
Louisiana. . . . . - 1 i
2 2
Maine
Maryland. . . . . . . .
Massachusetts
Michigan 2 12 ] 4
Minnesota
Mississippi I 1
Missouri. 16 35 51
3 2 S
Montana-
Nevada
New Hampshire . 3 3
New Jcney . . . . .
New York Mexico 18 25 f.
New
31
Ohio - 11 20
2 2
Oregon
Pennsylvania 17 21 38
Tennessee- . . . . . . . - 6 6
Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Utab. . . 53 125 178
Vermont . . . . 3 3
Virginia. . . . . . 1 1
243
Wyoming 139 104
Wisconsin - 3 9 12
Washington Ter 3 3
Forcigu mail 1 13 14
Total . -26.1 * 3.384 6.020
Grand Total i,0l ,
BTEON BXED. ' 8. KEED.
Byron Reed & Co , .
TRR OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Real Estate Agency
* IN NEBRASKA.
keep a complete abstract of title t all real
estate in Omaha and Douglas county.
AMU-1111 .Arcnii wmt4 mry-
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WOBTB * ou , % OooifIL
NOTICE.
To George Smith Barclay W > ite Junior War-
ietta 6. Warren Wolcott Barclay Whiti
and Peter Houtel non-rttident defendant ! .
You are hereby notified that on the 23d
day of December 18:6 : a petition was filled in
the District Court in and for Douglas Count ;
Nebraska by George S. Oilman as plaintifl
and against yon impleaded with Joel T ,
Griffin and others as defendants the obje-t
and prayer of which petition is that an
account may be taken of the amount due to
the said plaintiff upon certain notes and
ir ortgnge executed by the sair Joel T. Griffin
and wite 01 the 1st day of September , 1873
to secure the sum of $5.001 with interest at
12 per cent , irom date payable to the order
of the said plaintiff on the 1st day ofep -
tember 1876. that an order > ray be made re
quiring the payment of fail sum within
a short day to be fixed and that in default of
such payment the said premises so mortgaged
may be ordered to be sold and the proceeds
applied to the payment thareot and to re
deem sai J premises from sale for taxes and
to pay the delinquent taxes due thereon a'd
costs and attorneys reel to be award
ed bv the Court. Also that the said
defendants Barclay White and Peter llousel
may be required to disclose the extent and
nature of their interest in or lien on the said
premises and the amonnt thereof , that the
amount due to the said Geo. Warren Smith
under his mortgage on lot 4 in block 87. in
Omaha Cit ? may be ascertained and that
said lot may be sold and the proceeds applied
to the payment of the amount which may
be co found due , and to the redemption of
taid lot from sale for taxes and the balance
so the amonnt so to be found due to said
plainitff. that thereupon the said defendants
may each of them be forever excluded from
all right enterest and equity of redemption
in or to said premises or any parHhreof and
for general relief. The said premises ar < >
thus described. Lot 4 block 87 , in Omaha ,
City , the s. w. % of the n. w. % of section
6 township 14 Ranre 13 east. Also the s. e.
M of the n. e. % of section 1 township 14
range 12 east , also commencing at the S. E.
corner of the west K of the n. e. M of sec
tion 1 township 14 ranee 12 east , thence n.
23.19 chains-thence W. 11.30 chains to
center of little Papillion creek thence in a
southerly direction al'ngthe meanders of
said creek to a point in the center of said
creek , on the 89nth line of the west M of
the neof said section 1. thence past 9.60
chain * to place of beginning , containing iu
all 99.16 acres of land.
Yon are required to answer said petition
on the 5th day of February , 1877.
GEO. W. DOANE.
dec27-w4w Attv. for plaintiff
Have You a Dollar
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fie ffeekly fforlfl
ONE YEAR.
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i23 8w _
SHERIFFS SALE
By virtue ot a writ of execution isned out
> f the District Court o ! Douglas county Ne-
> raska , and to me directed , I will on the
[ 2th day of January , A. D. . 1877 , cell at
inblic auction the go ds and chattels levied
> n under said writ , to-wit : 1 mower ; 1 lum
> er wagon. Scows , 1"hoes,2 bay marjs 1
jay colt , 1 black colt , ' 2 cultiv tors l har-
ow , 1 plpw , 1 corn plow. 1 sulky rake , 3
ribs corn , estimated at 5.V ) bushels. loU
> arlcy estimated at > 00 bushels , to satisfy a
adcment of paid court recove edby Cyrus
B. McCormtek fc Company against fleoree
S. Warren and Abraham Dennis , said sale
o take place on the premises of the i aid
Dennis m section nine (9) ) township ( 6) )
ante ten (10) ( ) cast at one o'clock p. m. .
ALFRED BURLEY.
It Sheriff.
LEGAL NOTICE.
state of Nebraska. Douglas county , ss :
At Co.nty Court held * tthe county court
com , in and for sail county. Dtcemb.r & 1 ,
V. D. . 1876. Present 0. H. Sedgwick.
bounty Judge. In the c.atter of the estate
> f Jo'eph Bauma- . deceased :
On reading and on filling the verified pe-
.ition of Willhelmeaia Banman. praying
.hat the last will ana testament of said e-
: : aeedbe probated , allowed and established
in a she ocpointel executrix-
Ordered , t at January 31st , A , D. 1876 at 9
> ' . lock a.m. , is unsigned for hetring said
petition , when all persons interested in
laid matter mty appear at a county court to
> e held , in and for said county , and show
; anse why the prayer of petitioner should
lot be granted ; and that notice of ho pen-
iency of said pe.ition aad the hearing
.hereof , be gisen to all persons ntcres ed
n said matter , by publish ng a copy of this
> rder in the Omaha Weekly BKI. a news-
> apeprin'ed in aid county , for three BUC-
lessive w.eks. prior to said diy of hearing ,
C. H. t > EUG > ? ICK.
jan3-w3t County ju.-ge.
[ ANHOQD
RESTORED.
Victims of youthful imprudence
I who have tried in vain every know.
I remedy , will learn of a simple pre
scription. FREE , for the'speeiy cure
. debility , premature decay , lost
aanhood. and all disorders brought on bv
xcesses. Any druggist has the ingredients.
Lddress. DAVIDSON A CO. 86 Nassan-Ft. .
few York.
MARRIAGE
_ 1 and rot
. nageable on the mjtteru
of the lexnal tjsteia , hj abuse
GUIDE etc. . latest dMcoyenea In th
v. , _ _ _ _ J > acDceornproductlon ; howt
f trslv hifPT in the manitd relation Mai and temak
' .ing and middle aged ihould rea. ar.d pmerreit :
ii.Uuui infonnalion , which no one can afford to be with
at ; on her to pmerrethe hralth , and complexion , an
i\eto faded cheeka the irrahneu ot Toutht the bert an
n)7 ) true MamanOnide In te world. Pnct SO cent
r MalL The author may be coniulted penonally or a
iall on tcy of the tubjeetn mentioned In hii work.
. A i OUT ? urwuhiuTtaxt.CMraao Q.
TRADE MA RK.
The purest and but Pickles. Sauces , and
ia'ad Dressing. Ac. , put DP under the above
rade mark. The manufacturing process
tnden them free from anything deleterious.
[ ive * a pleasant flavor , and makes them
xisp and spier. The beit material only
ued. All goods guaranteed. Try them.
RECKHOW PRESELV NG co. .
, u 36-lm 138 Chambers Street. N. Y
OMAHA BUSmESS 1HBEC10R1
CRACKER MANUFACTORY.
McClure * Smith. 185 Barney Street , bet
1th and 12th. _ deol5-tt
JOB PRINTING.
Omaha Bee. 138 Farnham Street. _
MEHUHANT TAILOIS
( i. A. Lindqnest. the Mercnant - ailor , ha
icceived a full assortment of Cloths , Cassi
jieres and Vestings , for spring and snmme :
* hich can be made up in the latest style anc
it reasonable rates. Satisfaction gnaran
teed. _ septi
SOAP FACTORV.
Premium Soap Works. Powell 4 Co. , stil
manufacture their Premium Soap. F'vi
firft premiumsawarded by the Douglas conn'
ty and State fairs , and Pottar itamie count ]
Iowa. Orders solicited from the trade.
FREDERICK ;
THE HATTEIE
OF O > jVHA. ,
Opposite Grand Central Hotel.
_ dec 6-6nl
lTA1VrT.T.T OH.TTW.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
I am goine to leave this country for Den
mark early in the spring , and , consequent-
of which I have bought for cash consider
ably under ordinary prices , and I am will
ing to give the very best of bargains. I
have lately received large invoices of winter
goods , consisting of Waterproofs , Flannels ,
Carsimeres and Jeans , which will be sold
cheap. Please call and inspect my stock ot
oods and convince yourself that I mean to
ell out. ocH 3m
DXiJMTJUW.'JtCT.
DEIMTISTS ,
OFFICE , No. 232 FAR N HAM ST.
UP 8TAIES ,
Bet ! 3th& ! < > hSt5 , , OAXA-IZA.
Mr Oldest cracUcin ? Dentists in tbe clty-
i. 8. BILU5Q8. A. . W. KA80H.
l > rs. Billings & JVoson.
DE3STTZSTS
234 rarnham Street. ,
BETWEEN 13TH 414TH .UP-STAIRS
Teeth extracted without pain by use of Ni
rous Oxide. Office open at all hours.
PHYSICIANS AHJ > SURGEONS ,
SURGICAL KOOMIS ,
I. VAN CAMP , M. D.
Dispenses his own medicines , and besid
tegular practice , makes specialities of De
rangements and Diseases peculiar to women ,
Fistula. Piles and other diseases of the Kec-
nm.
OFFICE Corner or ITamhsT : and 14th
Street , first door to the right , np-staini. Res
idence. 18th Street , first door south of the
Second Methodist Church , Omaha , Nebraa
ka. Address Lock Box 304. tanSld&wtf
H PMATHEWSONMIX
Physician & Surgeon
Office Cor. Farnham and 13th st. over Drug Store
Residence , 615 east side Seventeenth street
between Davenport and Chicago.
Office hours 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. . 2 to 4 and
6 to 8 p. m. . decUi-lm
V. H. COFFMACT. M. D.t
Physician & Surgeon
241 Firnhlm Strict
for Professional Services Three Dollars a
risit see 10-dlv
O.S. WOOD M.D. ,
HOMCEPATHIST
ROOM I. CREIGUTON BLOCK ,
Northwest Corner Fifteenth and Douglit-SU.
Residence 995 Sixteenth Street. Corner ot
irace. Omaha , Nebraska.
Compound Oxygen treatment for Chronic
Diseases.
Office Hoursto 10 A. M. , 1 to 4 P. M. .
* nd6to8P. M. sep20dtf
H. A. WORLE Y. M. D. .
KOMGEPATHJ8T
OFHCE-Rooms.Nos.1213. Jacobs'Block.
COR. FIFTEENTH-ST. & CAPITOL-A 7.
earOFKICE HOURS 0 to 10 a. m. . 2 to 4.
ind 7 to 8 p. m. ianStf
H.C.JESSENM.D. .
HOMCEPATHIST
Baidence : 204 Howard , let. 12jl < fcl3A.S
OiBce 43312th St. bet. Farnam i Harney
Office hours from 8 to 10 a. m. . irom 1 to 4 p
n. . and from 7 to 8 p. m. octlBtf
DR. DON ,
OFFICE 511 Fourteenth-it , 2d floor , Room I ,
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
rreats ChronicVirulent and Special Diseos-
! S including Nervous Debility and Vene
real complaints such as SyphilisGonorrhea ,
Sleet , Stricture , Orchitis , Bnbo.
Charges reasonable , and permanent cures
nade in the shortest time possible. Seminal
Weakness , Spermatorrhea ( night losses ) ,
sexual Debility and Impotency ( loss of
lexual power ) , and all Impediments to Mar
riage permanently cured. No mercury used.
Patients at a distance treated by letter. Med-
cines sent everywhere. Consultations free ,
) p onally or by mail.
Office hears ; 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday
p. m. to 4 D. m. tan2tf
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAX. MONVOISIN.
Fur Skin Dresser.
Tan er , Kid Cloves and For Cieid ,
Buck and Far Gloves Repaired.
19410th St. Shop. 35th St. bet. Howa.d and
Jackson. dee26-tf
PUMPS. PIPE & HOSE.
Steam. Force and Lift Pumps. Iron andH
Brass Double and Single Acting Force , ;
Pumps , Lead , Oas and Steam Pipe and ; ;
Fittings. Brass Valves , Hose , Engine
rrimmings. etc. Wholesale and Retail.
A. L. STRANO. ?
> cl8-Cm 1K1 Farnham-st. . Omaha. Neb.
A J. PECS.
IrHEHAL COMMON MERCHANT.
282 Donglai Street.dec23tf
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"VEG-ETINE
Says a Bcstrn physician , "has no equal a ;
a blood purifier. Hearing of it * manv won
derful cures , after all other remedies bat
failed , I vfcited the Laboratory and con
vincel myself of its genuine merit. It ii
orepared from barks , roots and hebj , eaet
of which is highly effective , at.d they an
compounded in such a manner as to pro
duce astonishing results. "
Is tbe great Blood purifier.
VEG-HiTlNE
Will cure the worst case of Scrofu'a.
Is recommended by physicians and apoth
ecaries.
Has effected some marvelous cures in
cases of Tancer.
VEuETIME
Cures the worst cases of Banker.
VE&.KTIJNJS
Meets with wonderful success in Murcu-
nal diseases.
\ \ ill eradicate Salt Rheum from the sys
tem.
Cures the most inveterate cases of Erysip
elas ,
VEG-ETINE
Removes pimples and Humors from the
face.
face.VEGET NE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bow
els.
Is a valuable remedy for-Headache.
Will cure Dyspepsia
V - TIN R
Restores the entire system to a healthy
condition.
VEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Siie.-
VEG
Remove ? the cause of Dizziness.
Relieves Faint ness at the Stomach.
VJECETHSTS
Cures Pains in the Back- _
VECETHT3 ;
Effectually cures Kidney Complaint
la effective in its cure of Female Weakness ,
VBCBTI E
Is the ( rreat remedy for General Debility.
Is acknowledged by aU'clnsses of people to
be the best and most reliable blood puri
fier in the world.
VEGETIWJS IS SuLD BY ALL DRUG-
OISTS.
VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD. RENO-
VATr.S AUD INVIGORATES
TBE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPRIETIES ARE
Alteratiye , TonicSolyeDt any inret'c. '
_
Vegetine is made exclusively from the
juices of carefully selected barks , roots and
herbs , and so strongly concentrated , that it
will effectually eradicate from the system
every taint of scrofula , scrofulous humor ,
tumors , 'cancer , cancerous humor , eryjipe-
las. salt rheum , syphilitic diseases , canker
faintness at the stomach , and all diseases
that arise from impure blocd. Sciatica , in-
flamatory and chronic rheumatism , neural
gia , gout and spinal complaints , can only
be effectually cured through the blood.
For ulcers and eruptive diseases of the
skin , pustules , pimples , blotches , bolls ,
tetter , scald-head and ring-worm , Vegetine
has never failed to effect a permanent cure.
For pans in the back , kidney complaints ,
dropsy , female weakness , lencorrhoea , aris
ing from internal ulceration , and uterine
diseases and general debility. Vegetine acts
directly upon the causes of these complaints.
It invigorates and strengthens the whole
system , acts.upon the secretive organs ,
allays inflammation , cures ulceration and
regulates the bowels.
For catarrh , dyspepsia , habitual costiveness
ness , palpitation of the heart , head-ache ,
piles , nervousness and general prostration
of the nervous system , no medicine has
given such perfect satisfaction as the Vege
tine. It pnrifiies the blood , cleanses all tha
organs , and possesses a controlling power
overtbe nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by Vege
tine have iniuced many physicians and
otaphecaries whom we know to prescribe
and use it in their own families.
In fact. Vegetine is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases , and is the
only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed
before the public.
THE BESTEVIDDEMCE.
The following letter from Rev. E. S. Best ,
Pastor of M.E , Church , Natick , Mass. . will
be read with interest by many physicians
Also , those suffering jgrom the same disease
asaffiirted the son of the Rev. E. S. Best.
No body can doubt this testimony , as there
is no doubt about the cnraVre powers of
VESETINE :
NATICI , Mass. , Jan. 1 , 1874.
Mr. H. R. STKVKKS : DBAR SIR We have
good reason for regarding your VEGETINE
a medicine of the greatest value. We feel
assured that it has been the means of saving
our son's life. He is now seventeen years
of age ; for the last two years he has suffer
ed necrosis of his lee , nearly all who saw
him thought his recovery impossible. A
council of ab'a physicians could give us but
the faintest hope of his ever rallying , two of
them decla'ing that he was beyond the reach
of human remedies , that even amputation
conld not < ave him , as he had not vigor
enough to survive tbe operation Just then
we commenced giving him VEGETINE and
from that time to the present he has been
continuously improving. He has lately re
sumed his studies , thrown away his crutches
and cane and walks about cheerfully and
strong.
Though th re is still some discharge from
the opening where tr-e limb was lanced , we
have the fullest confidence that in a little
while he will be perfectly cured.
He has tNken three dozen bottles of VEG
ETINE , bnt lately uses but little , as he de
clares thatbe is to well to be taking medicine.
Respctfully yours , E. S. BEST.
MnS. L. C. F. BEST.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
If VEGETINE will relieve pain , cleanse ,
purify and cure such diseases , restoring the
patient to perfect health aft r tryin ? differ
ent physicians , many remedies , affering
for years , is it not conclusive prooif yon
can be cnredj 'thy is thismedic.ne per
forming such treat cures T It worku in the
blood , in the circulating fluid. It can truly
be called the GREAT BLOOD PURIFER.
The great source of disease originates in the
blood : and no medicine that does not act
directly upon it , to purifr and renovate ,
has any just claim upon'public attention.
RECOMMEKD IT HEARTILY.
SOUTH BOSTON , Feb. 7.1870.
Mr. STKVKSS ! Dear Sir I have taken
several bottles of your VEGETI3E , and am
convinced it is a valuable remedy or Dys
pepsia , Kidney Complaint , and general de-J
bility of the system. \
I can heartily * recommend it to all suffering - '
ing from the above complaints , Yourie-
spec u y.
jjRS. MOAROEPARKEK.
3S6 Athens Street.
PRKPARKn BT
H. R. STEVENS ,
B OSTON. . . .MASSA CHUSETTS.
VEGETINE ISSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
decl3-wl m
, DVERTfSlNl
AX3MOW AND WHERETO DO IT
i jonkoi 5i pages evcrradTtitlser ihould lia'
. -tore DJj.Ulu < r contrao is. Sent tor ten cents 'ij
WJNZER & ' 0
GRAIN
Chicago and Omaha.
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FUR MANUFACTURER !
And Buyer of Haw Furs :
511 and 513 Thirteenth Street Omaha , Nebraska
attention > is called to my large and
STOCK of
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191 Farnham .Street , Omaha. Neb.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
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Office. 508. 13th Street. Omaha. Neb
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