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11HE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. APEIL i5 I883 -
THE LEAGUE OF FREEDOM
1 Declaration of Bights an
Wrongs by the Land Loagne
Convention-
Sixty-flve ThouBand Anne
Men Employed to Over
awe the Irish People.
Seven Hundred Respected Rep
resentatives Imprisoned
Without Trial ,
And the Country Cvormn Will
Human Blooilhouml * , "Who Soil
Tliclr Souln for
Gold.
Words of Cheer to the LonRUois nl
Homo-Subatnntlftl Evldonco
of Support.
WASHINGTON , April 13. The fol
lowing resolutions wore adopted by
the Irish Land Lsaguo convention :
Whereas , The evil nnd long con
tinned English Iaw6 relating to land
in Ireland have kept the people of
that country in constant poverty ,
nubjoct to terrible visitations or. fainino
and rebellion , which have boon re
peated afllictions , and the Irish people
fiavo at length resolved to abolish
thcso unjust laws by public agitation
nnd other legitimate moans , and wo
recognize this an American as well as
au Irish question the millions of
.Irish-American eitizons in this coun
try having a deep and natural
interest in their kindred in Ireland ,
by whoso filial relations they nro
compelled to keep Bondintr annually
enormous sums of money to pay back
rent * of landlords and save their
brethren from ruinous distrait and
eviction and suffering the Irish (
people under this iniquitious system
have boon too often misunderstood by
other nations through malevolent mis
representation of the Englioh press ,
which as nn excuse for English oppres
sion persistently maligns the character
of tholrishpooplo and their movements
by exaggeration , and false reports of
manufactured agrarian outrages ; and
the people of Ireland nro gagged
to silunco by suppression of frcoprets ,
by imprisonment without trial of 700
of the most respected representative
people , by the constant threat of nr-
rest leveled at every man who dares
criticize the injurious police regula
tions or nddress the people on their
rights and duties ; while 50,000soldiers
and 15,000 military police overawe the
people under absolute control of mag
istrates paid by thogevornmont ; while
cannon are pointed in the public
places of the cities of Ireland , and
while public meetings are prohibited
and dispersed ; while police invade
and search at will private dwoV-
lings and enter and remain at
private meetings ; while every man's
liberty ia at the mercy oE bpica and in
form or -who are encouraged by ROV-
ornmont proclamation ; while among
political prisoners are f out members
of parliament.1 one of whom ilk ao
- - - Vnhe"Uadert f > < fh <
. free
tj. juioi vuui'iUf mi f nvuiu Miiuuii j&tu\
ISA institutions bo chief' ' magistrate cfi the
* country ; whlle possession of arms is a
orimo punishable by heavy fine or im
prisonment ; while the habeas corpus
act has been for years BUS-
ponded .in time of profound
peace , and the country is suffering
under the fifty-ninth savage coercion
law Hinco the year 1800 , and no re
form can bo expected ; while 0,000,000
acres of Irish land , out of n total
acreage of 14,000,000 , nro owned by
less than 300 individuals , most of
whom live in England and spend there
the enormous revenue of 20,000,000
( § 100,000,000) ) which they grind year
ly from their Irish tenants ; while
twelve of those monster absentee laud-
'lords nro in possession of nearly
1,300,000 acres and fi8,000,000 of the
Irish people own not a solitary one ;
while for the protection of the pro-
Eriotorinl rights of these few thousand
mdlords a standing army of 10,000
military police is maintained at
the expense of the impoverished
and defenseless people ; and ,
Whereas , The suffering Irish tenant
farmers look to their kindred in Am
erica for sympathy in their efforts to
bettor their condition and explain the
motives of their agitation , and pro
tect their good name before the world
from the falsehood and aspersion of
the English press ; therefore , bo it
Resolved , That this convention of
the land league of the United States
oond to the struggling tenant farmorz
of Ireland an expression of profound
sympathy from the millions of their
race in America , who are proud ol
the r faithful and enduring adherence
to the principles laid down by their
bravo leaders now in prison , and an
earnest assurance that wo will stand
by them with continued moral and
financial support until they have suc
ceeded in abolishing their antiquated
and destructive laud eystom.
Resolved , That we heartily endorse
the desire of the Irish people for na
tional existence , and as Ireland , first
by force , and again by corruption ,
was robbed of her national birthright ,
wo pledge ourselves to do all consis
tent with American citizenship to
place tier once morn among the na
tions.
Resolved , That wo advise the far
mers of Ireland to continue patiently
in their passive resistance which has
already proved aq effective a weapon.
Wo exhort them to stand unflinching
ly by the policy left them by their
loaders now in prison , aud to keep
fresh in memory these words ol
Charles Stewart Purnell , addressed to
them before his imprisonment ; "Let
no man leave bis post , continue your
I f organization ju t as before , and nave
others ready to take thqplaco of those
who may bo arrested. By this policy
of passive endurance , the Irish people
ple will command the respect of the
world and prove themselves worthy of
freedom. "
Jtoolved , That this convention in *
truot its ofllcers to confer , at their a
earliest opportunity , with the council
of seven chosen at the Chicago con
vention as to feasibility of uniting
under one head all league branches
BOW organized in the United States.
Revolved , That wo express the
gratitude of the Irish-American pee 1
fie to the kdlM of Ireland who ,
the "women of Limoriclt , " took th
ptnco of their husbands and brothers
and assuming the risk of arrest nn <
imprisonment , nobly uphold the flag
of the land league.
Resolved , Tnat wo are proud of th
Ohrhlmn forbearance of the Irish pee
pic under their dreadful exasperations
nnd while exhorting qjrory man in
Ireland to continue to use his influonc
in preventing oven the least violence
wo solemnly charge the British government
ernmont with the responsibility of al
the crimes and outrages of an extraordinary
dinary nsturo occurring stnco the imprisonment
prisonmont of the choion leaders o
an indomitable and exasperated race
Resolved , That while wo do notnsk
the release of any citizen Who has vie
Intcd the just lawn of the land , wo do
inand of the proper authorities , notai
n form , but ns a right , the Jmmcdin *
trial or conditional release of Ameri <
can citizens confined without nccusa <
tions in foreign jails.
The report of the committee on con
stitution leaves the constitution of the
lund Ic.iguo convention substantially
unchanged.
Free of Cost.
All persons wishing to test the merits
of a great remedy one that will positively
cure consumption , coughs , colds , nsthmn ,
brmihitis , or any nlfcctlon of the throat
nnd lungs are requc.-leil to call nt 0. P.
Ooodinati'n drug fttorc nnd get n trial
bottle of Dr. KingV new discovery for
consumption , free of cost , which will
show you what a regular dollar-size bottle
will do.
STATE EDUCATION.
Annual Meetings and Elections
in Varioua Places.
The Growth of the Schools na
Shown by New Buildings.
The North Pintle district tax I * only
elfftit mills.
Fairmont lovlod a tax of IS mills for
school purposes.
Soventccnromoa voted in the district
meeting at Kearney.
Thcro nra now 722 pupils in the public
schools of Kearney ,
A now school will ha erected in the
TccutnBch district goon.
C. W. Fort has t ( signed as principal of
the Fairmont high school.
B The republican City. Ilnrlan county
district , levied a tax of 17 mills.
David City has a pchnol population of
MM , an Increase of 122 over last year.
( . iintracta have bcoa let for a now school
building in Lincoln , to cost § (3,380. (
Tim school board of Kearney reported
the coit of the new building at $32,015.
The Tocumcch district has a school
population of 1,008 , males 401 , nnd 64Q
Female * .
The census of school district No,9 ,
Antelope county , thows 1G5 children of
school ago ,
Calvort has appointed a commHtoo to
secure asito and prepare for build Ing a
school.
Throa women in Oscoola enjoyed the in-
cstlmublo boon of voting at the school
election.
The Orlennn district is In good ehapo.
Additional room for primary scholars will
be secured.
Congress has appropriated $20.000 to
refit the old Indian echoolr at Genoa ,
Nance county.
The Arapahoe district haA-SMOJto
foeMttty. VTaa months ot $ iool w
'
ftldedupon , ( f
Tekumah'\foted a 15 mlllftax for school
purposes. A new school will probably bo
built the present year.
Therd are 101 children-in Oalvert dls-
trlct. Arrangements are beinj made for
a school building.
The school levy in the Ntobrara district
in only 4 mills. Two saloons contribute
81,000 to tbo fund.
The Falrfiold district will keep school
for nlno months the coming year. The
levy Is 25 mills.
A High School grade will be established
in the school of York ; 3100 will bo expended -
ponded in apparatus.
PawnooClty 1ms 521 children of nchool
ng ; avrroge attendance , 297. A levy of
lli mills was made.
The proposition is now before the people
of Norfolk to vi/to $5,000 for purchasing
n site and erecting n school building.
Btonton voted a twenty-five mill tax
and ngrocd to turn out on Arbor day and
plant ttecs around the schools.
Twcnty.five mills is the annual lo\y in
the Long Pine district. Six months Is the
limit of the Bchool year.
The proposition to vote 81,700 bonds to
build a school house in Indfanolu has been
submitted to a vote of the electors.
Th bonds for a new school on the north
side of the track at Grand Island were
carried almost unanmoualy.
The number of children of school ago in
Vest Point district Is 426 , an incro se of
thirty-four over last year.
School di triot No. 10 , Jnear CurtU.
Frontier county , has decided to build ft
new school house , and It h expoUod a
neat frame building will be erected.
Crete voted 83,000 bonds with which to
erect a new building for the grammar
Hchool and Intermediate department of the
city schools.
The school levy In the dUtrtct of St.
Edward. Uoone county , is 13 mills. The
school will keep for iiine mouths of tbo
year.
year.The of Crete
voters school dUtrict were
very emphatically against the purchimo of
t..o . Academy buildlug mid in favor of
building on the school block.
The HarvanUlUtriot expended83,711.40
JprBohoul purposes , the exact amount of
the receipts. Tiio tax levy la 15 mills. A
a n'ill school buildln ? will be erected.
The taxes in the Nellgh school dlitrlot
were cut down from 25 to Oi mills. Addi
tional rooms will be rented and school
hold for nlno monthi.
The school.directors of h
- - - - - w w U4 Sidney iiAVO TU-
ducodtheeala of principal from 3100 to
$1)3 ) per mouth , and increased that ot the
umUtaut from 870 to $75.
By the enumeration taken thU year the
Norfolk school district has n school popu.
lat'on ' ? f 341 , w gainst 274 lout year und
105 In 1880. In 1880 the town oily had a
population of Mtween 600 and 000 ,
FallsOltyjchooln are In flourishing
condition The total expense * latt year
were 10,371.30 ; UUnc * on hand 81,49 .09. Is I
Ther * are 016 pupil * enrolled in the
scliooli.
The Norfolk district tUrU out with a
cash balance of 1720.05 , The census
hews 341 children of school age. The
76966 dutric * Property Is $181 , .
At the annuU Bchool meeting In Blue
Springs , it was voted to plaos the m tt r
of school building in the hands of the
trustees and to invest ? 5,000 In the erec
tion of the same If necetaary
I'he gallants of Madison elected Mrs.
A. 0. TwreU member of the school board.
A letry of 12 J mills ww made. Bonds for
ner Mhopl were voted and work on the
building will be puihed.
The 8heH.n distrletltstla a nourishing
condition. Eight months' school will be
held the coiultnf year. The question ti
building a new school house was pjwed In
the Laud * tf a committee of cltliens.
The ichooLi of Blair are out of debt.
he location of the new school tin beeu
decfded upon , $800 having be a paid ( or
the eitc. The oprequte c < M of Improve-
menti made during the year WM $1,514.18.
The school cennus [ n the David Cllydli-
trtct shows an Increana during1 the past
year of 112 children of school nge. Lwt
year there were 82 ; this renr the number
Is101. .
District No. 5 , i\t Ord , Nance county , In
8760 In debt. A 13 mill levy was made
aud an addition to the present building
agreed upon. The board propofei to pur-
ehne ground on which to erect n largo
school.
The nohool board nt West Point Is
considering n proposition to purchase nil
books weiby \ tne scholar * . And keep
them In the school. For children who
study nt home It would lie decenary ,
tinder thU arrangement , to purchase a
duplicate Ret.
The director of the Columbus Bchool
board will hereafter receive ft salary of
$20 n year for his Inborn. A tax of Cvo
mllli was voted for ordinary expensed. A
trice tint' to vote bond * for a new school
house will tie called nt an early day.
The ccnsui shows thnt Central City haft
$76chlldicn of nhool ag > , an Increase of
33 over last year. The total enrollment in
the rchoota IB 247. The ex o ses of list
year was 83.053 3i. The property mlua-
ti n of the dlstrLt Is $1GG'J2G.
The Wood Illver dlntrict has 14.87 In
the treasury. New text hooka will bo
provldo t at public expense1 , whih will
not be changed for five years. Bonds to
the amount of § 2,000 werj voted to Lull.i
n new tchool.
District 27 , In Otoo "county , will re
quire en assessment of 25 mill * fur the
Mining ycnr. Ninemonths of Rohool will
bo held. The treasurer's report thowi
rt-cclpt ? , 82,509.73 ; expenses , $1,033.52 ;
balance , 8634.21.
District No. 1 at Bloomtngton , Frank
lin county , levied a tax of 25 mills. The
receipts Jor the past yonr were 83,227.20 ;
expense * , $2,22805 ; , leaving a balance of
8992. Ifi. A committee was appointed to
select n site nnd arrange for building n
new Ecliool.
The secretary of the Crete school hoard
reports that tbero are 102 women In thli
district who are entitled to the privilege of
voting nt tbo school elections. Of this
number only four put in an appearance nt
the polls on either day ,
Tbo spring terra of Donne college at
rete has opened very autplclously , nnd
tbo attendance will bo much larger than
nt any tlinilnr term in the history of the
Institution. The college cabinet and
museum are receiving valuable additions
from time to time , nnd tree-planting on
the grouu is ia progressing on n larqe scale.
The census of Ashland shows the school
population to bo 443 ; gain oyer Init year ,
42 ; population of the district , 1,195 ; pain
over last > ear , CO : town population , l.OCO.
A levy of 13 mills was rnada for school
purposes. A large number of women at
tended the annual meeting.
The receipts for school purposes In the
Humboldt district , last vear , wore
$1,2,1.25 ; expenses , $2,110.37 ; balance ,
$ ' , ft75 00 , An old debt i f 83,000 wo *
cancelled. Number of children of schojl
agu In the dintrict , 370. A much larger
school U needed.
The state superintendent of public in-
Rtructlon has issued Instructions to all
county superintendents , directing them
not ta issue certificates to females under
17 years of ago , nor to males under 19
yearn. Ho has this discretionary power
uudcr the ln.iv , nnd the county superin
tendents have no altcruativo but to obey
the order.
Brownvlllo expended $11.099.07 for
school purpose < lait year ; the receipts
amounted to S12,280-15. Balance on hand
$297.38. The outstanding indebtedness of
the district is S8.C08.77. The expenses of
the coming year U estimated at 84,780 , to
meet wliicn a levy of 25 mills has been
nude. The school census just completed
shows 520 children of school age within
the district. By tbe census of 1831 there
were 630.
The Sutton school board has decided to
pay female teachers 84U per month , nn'ad-
jrnneo tf m -This.result . wa brought
about by thelarge nWberottrtnnen VrtS-
ent. Toe treasurer' * 'report shows a cash
balance of S001.C7. The census shows the
number of children of school ago In the
district as follows : .Males , 175 ; females ,
201. Total , 317 ; on increase q ! 01 over
last year.
BThe succesMuljoperation of hich'license
In Wilbur. Saline county , obviates thd
necessity of direct taxes for school pur
pose of the district. The treasurer of the
district han 8254,25 on hand for the coin
ing school year. School will be held for
ten months and 81 0.0 expended In im
provements. Six hundred trees will be
planted mound the schools. The census'
shows the number of schoolchildren In the
district to bo 107. of which 133 are males
and IGi are females. The number of chil
dren enumerated last year was 257 , an In
crease aim o then of 40 children between
the ages of 0 aud 21 years , N
General Educational Items.
Taxation for education provides less
than 81 for each pupil of the public schools
of Georgia.
There Is In Now Orleans a colored sister
hood of the Catholic church who are de
voting themselves to the education of
young girls of their own race.
It Is proposed In Portland , Ale. , 16 give
the children In the publl i schools a longer
summer vacation than they have hitherto :
enjoyed. Three months Is the period
fixed upon ,
There are a large number of well- i
equipped Roman Catholic colleges and
schools In tbo archdiocese of Baltimore ,
with an aggregate attendance of 10,141
pupils. There a e no leas than 10 orphan u
ages and asylums.
Gymnastic teaching In schools now be
ing obligatory in Trance , all the elemen
tary schools have been provided with a
manual designed for buys and girls respec
tively. Apparatus hoi been presented to
all schools applying for U ; since 1870 more f
thin COO diplomas of professor of gt mnas-
tlca have been granted ; and even the most
tiiodeut primary schools hayo had a num
ber of guns placed at the dinposal of the
boys for pract'ca In shotting a prepara
tion for their future military service ,
The Introduction of attractive rending
matter In the Boston public schools U re
ported by Suporintemfent Seaver to have
been a practical succem. Two kinds of
bouka are used thoao containing informa
tion collateral to tie regular ntudlts and
those calculated to cultivate a taste for
good literature. Mr. Seauer say i "It M
it delightful , too , to hear the easy , natural
ana animated t nes the children use when
reading uuder the stimulus of freohly
awakeiied Intuiest ; but admirably above
all la the skill of the teacher who can
steadily use this stimulus oo that easy and at Ml '
natural utter tnce In reading b omes , in in
time ; a fixed habit with the children , " inrt
At the meeting of the Northwestern rtCo
Ohio Teacher. ' aanoclatlon held last week Cs
the current of discussion set in the direc
tion of practical Improvement in the pub- thim
lie schools. Moral training was advocated thio
aud the abolition of "jarrot work" de o :
manded. One teacher declared that tbero
too much attempted ID our athools , thtt IsKl
there should be fewer etudlei , and that Kl :
more time thould bo spent In teaching DONc
Nc
theio branched which will build up and
strengthen cbtracter. He especially
urged" the teaching of pure English and
the Inconsistency of teaching advanced
science when tbe pupil ii scarcely able to PJDt '
Dt
frame a respectable sentence In the mother Dtro
tongue. ro Vita
Fortunes for Farmers aud
Mechanics. ta
Thousands of dollars can be saved by tawi
uilnn proper judgment In taking core of wi
the health of j quruelf and family. If you ro ue
are bilious , have B allow complexion , poor
appetite , low and depressed spirits , and roti '
generally debilitated , do not delay a mo- tiOl
went , but go at once and procure a bottle Ol
of thote wonderful EUotrlo BIttera , 1C
which never fall to cure , aud that for the
trilling sum of fifty cents. Tribune.
Sold by 0 , F , Goodman and all druggUta. Io
No head-ache or back-ache for ladlei >
" " ' ' 'Me 'WINE OF OARDUI. " VI
Fer a quarter of a century or more Hosteller *
Stomach liters IIM been the rclrnliiRjpcclfl (
tor Indlzctlonil } pcp n , fcxor tnu giio , loss o
physical tlai it.fi ll\er complaint ami othinll'nr
iurf , ° Aii h.vi been most emphatically Indorsed b ;
Dcdicai men n n health a&d ttrcngth rcttor
all TO. It counteracts ft tendency Io premature
dtcay'and susUlts and comforts the aged am
Kor silo by all drujylstsand dealers ccncrally
al to ml
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
MARK
cJy. Anun-
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( or Seminal
Weakness ,
Bpormator-
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0 AFTER TAKIIIQ.
Sol-Alm o ; as Lon ol Memory , UnUcrsil Lossl
tude , Fain In the n\ck , Dimness ot Vision , Premature
mature Old Afo , and many other Diseases tha
lead to Infinity or Cousumptlou and a 1'rcma
turd Grave.
/2TFull pAttlcuUrt In our pamohtot , which
wo dcalro to tend Irco 1 7 mall to everyone
X37Tho Specific Medicine Is Bold by all druggist
at 81 per package , or 0 packizcs ( or S5 , or wll
1)9 Bent free by mall on reel pt of the money , by
addressing THE01U aUDlCINR CO. ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
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Ota. Pan. and Ticket Agl , Stu Joseph , Uo.
ABDT EoRDus , Ticket Agent ,
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ompetlton , who funlth but tithe o tbe com-
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Mrs. J. O. Hobcrtoan , rittshur ? , Pa. , writes : "
wan suffcrlnff from general debility , want of op
Scttto , constipation , etc. , so that life mis n bur
en ! after u lnf Burdock niooJ Bitters I felt bet
tcr than for years , I cannot praise jour Bitter
too much. "
it. Olhhs. nf nuOalo , N. Y. , writes : "Vou
Burdock Illcc Hitters , In Lhronlc illseascsof thi
blood , Ihcr aij kldnets , haio been el ntlh
marked with success. Ihavo used them mjscl
with best ranilts , for torpidity of tholhcr , and li
cr.io of a friend of mine Buffering from dropsy
the effect w as man clous. "
Bruce Turner , Rochester , N. Y.wrltcs ! : ' ! have
Jiccn oubject to serious disorder of the kidneys
nnd unable to attend ta business ; Burdock Blooi
Bitters rcllo\cil me licforo half n bottle was Used
I feel confident that they will entirely cure mo. "
Ascnlth Hall , Blnghatnpton , N. Y. , writes
"I suffered with n dull pain through my ef
IUIIK and shoulder. Lost my spirits , appctlt
mid color , and could with dllllculty keep up nl
day. Took your Burdock Itlood Itittcra as dl
rcctcd , and ha\o felt no pain since first neck nf
tcr uslni ; them. "
Mr. Noah nates , Hlmlra , N. Y. . writes : "Abou
four ) earn ago I had an attack of bilious fever , am
never fully recovered. My dl-estl\o organs
were weakened , and \\ould be completely pros
tratcd tor da } t. After using to bottles of your
Burdock Blood Blttcra the improcmcnt was BO
l , tblo that I was astonUhcd. I can now , though
01 ycnra Of ago , do a fair and reasonable day's
work.
0. Blackct Robinson , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "Ferycars
I suffered greatly from ott-rocurrlnjr headache. I
used your Burdock Blood Blttcra with happiest
results , and I now flnd impel ! In better health
than for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , BuffaloN. Y , writes : ' ! have
used Burdock Blood Bitters for ncnous and bll
Iou3 headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
requiring a cure for bllllousnce ? . "
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
'For eo\eral years I ha\o suffered from oft-recur
rln ? bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com *
ilalnta peculiar to my sex. Since using your
JurJoclc Blood Bitters 1 am entirely relieved. "
Price. 01,00 oei Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Oti
FOSTEfi IILBUEH & Co
, , , , Props ,
BtTETAJOO , IV. Y.
Sold at wholesale by lab & Jfcllahon and 0. F.
Ooodman. Jo 27 eod-mo
Tiio G-reat ngiish Jtiemedy
Never falls to cute
Nervous Debility , VI.
ta ! Exhaustion , Kmla
slons , Seminal Wcak-
nc8sc9LOSTMAN.
HOOD , and all the
< vll etfecta of youth
ful follies and excca
iiciitly all wcakcninir.
Involuntary loss.s and
drains upon the sys
tem , theno\ltablo re-
„ , , , suit of these ovilpiBO *
tlccs , which urcso ilcstruoihe to mind and body
and make life miserable , often leading to Ineani-
y'anddcath. Its'rcn 'thcns the Ncncs.Braln ,
memorjjt BlooJ , SIusclcs , Digestive and Repro
ductive Oripns , It restores W all the organic
unitlrna their former vigor and vitality , ma-
Ung lifo cheerful and enjoyable. Price , S3 a
> ottle , or four times the quantity 810. Sent by
express , secure from observation , to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. C. 0. D. sent , except
on receipt ot 31 as a guarantee. Letters re
questing answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pills
are tl 9 best and cheapest djsptpsla and blllloua
euro In the market Sold by all druggists. Prlco
0 cents.
Da MIXTIR'S KIDXKT RBUEDT , NEPKBTICOM ,
Cures til lilndot Kidney and bladder complain to.
; ouorrlica , gleet and leucorrhea. For eale ty all
daug-gists : 81 a bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
7l80Uve3t. , St. Louis , Mo.
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Jomolmportnntatatomonta of "Wei
Unown People 'Wholly
Verified.
In order that the public may fully realize the
; enulnenes3 ot the statements , as well as the
rawer and value of the article of which they
peak , wo publish herewith tlm fac-slmlle sgn ! > -
.urea of parties whoso sincerity (9 ( beyond ques
Ion. The Truth of these testimonials la nlso-
ute , nor can the Jicta they announce bo Ig
norud
OMAUA , NEB. , Hay 24 , 1831.
II. n. WARNER & Co. :
DsARSm : 1 have frequently used Warner's
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure .or local affections
attendant upon scncro rheumatic attacks , and
lave' always derived Loneflt therefrom , I have
also used the Bafo Nervine with catUfactory re-
ulta. I consider these medicines worthy of
onSdeurn
Deputy Treasurer
OMAHA , NEB , May 21 , Ib81
U. H WARMSR & Co. , Rochester , N. Y. :
ORKTS : I hava oia tyour bae Kidney and
Liver Cura this spring ta a Ivor Invlf ? orator , and
find lithe best remedy I ever tried. Ih v
uecd 1 bottles , and It has made rno feel better
ban ever 1 did before in the spring.
U. P. R. Shops.
OMAHA , NEB. , May 21 , 1ES1
H. H. WARMER & Co. :
SIBS : For more than Jo ytars I have suffered
much Inconvenience from combined kidney and
rer diseases , und h ve been uiublo to work ,
my urln ay organs also being affected. I tried a
rcatmany medicines and doctor" , but Jgrew
oreo and worse day by day. I was told I had
Bright's Disease , alid I wished m > eelf dead If I
could not have npuodT relief. I took your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure , knowing nothing else
as ever known to cure tha disease , and I have
ot been disappointed. The medicine has cured
rno , and I am pcrfco ly well to-day , entirely
through your Bafo Kidney and Liver Cure 1
Ish ou _ all uco ss In publishing this valuable
emedvthroiiKU thnorld
U. P.R. R. Shops.
'houMcds ' of equally strong endorsements many
! tuein In ca ed where hone was abindoned ba > o
cen voluntarily gi > en , nhowltigthe remarkable
lower cl Warner' * frafe Kidney and Liver Cure ,
nail dleca < escf.tbe Kidney * , II ver or urinary era -
a a. If anv one who reads this haiauyphys-
cal trouble remember the great remedy.
d , P. ENGLISH ,
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p M. Woolwort .
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
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This eency doet siBiorbTa biokoiagt buslnes * .
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V > < Iniurxt to " " ln t * n
a KALISH ,
THE STAR TAILOR.
1 Door W. of Oruioksliank's ,
{ u now a fine complete Block of Spring Good )
conektlog ol Fieocb , llnKllih and tie best Do-
Prices low or the 1 ov mblv
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J. H. McOULLOOH ,
Boom t , Crtlfhtoa Block , Fltk nth Btr * i
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Is ,
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NN ,
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