THE JAAlLrrBEE""TJUDAir : MAT 26 1882.
. OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
, j - ? , DAKOTA.
* Tick-pockets are troubling VcrmUltnn.
' _ ! Rapid City wants to build ft 810,001
. , school house.
S .Moody county his fifty-five organlzec
tf school district * .
Gophers are doing immense damage It :
. Hamilton county.
, i Tha Clay county teachers hate otgan.
firfzcd on association.
Mo klfnpr has too much population for
the number of houses.
IJIch copper and silver ore has been dis-
r ' rd.
1'ochf
i covered near t >
Deadwood and Lead City are in the
throes of a wood famine.
The U. E. society , at Kapld City , will
soon begin the erection of n church.
Over forly school children t tlio llrtile
time with the
agency were lick at ono
mcatlts.
AtDeadwood on the afterroon of the
§ th , the thermometer indicated two do-
j gren above.
- , Koad ngenti attempted to stop the Rid-
< ney coach ft few miles out of Kapid Clly
on the 14th , but the driver whipped up
, nd got away.
WYOMING.
T. J. Webster , an old time territorial
newspaper man , died at Cantral , U. T. , on
tha IGth.
ii The first Installment of Wyoming wool.
i 15,000 pounds of Merino clip , wai shipped
from LaramU to lioston on the 22d.
A tramp Chinaman tried to board n
freight ttaln at Croydon on the 17th , Itit
' fell across the rail nnd was cut In halves ,
- COLORADO.
f
.Burglaries have been very numerous of
late in Denver.
i ' A snowstorm laid the dust at Central
is , City on the 19th.
1 Bsblngersoll orates at the Denver ex-
pea tion'August 1st.
The body of on unknown man wai
found in n gulch near Colorado Springs on
the 21st. From papers on hit person it is
thought ho hailed from St. Louis.
' - " * A passenger who traveled on a past and
was injured on the Itio Grande road Laa
brought suit for damages. The company
claim * to stipulation on the back of the
' pass will relieve it of all liability.
Denver is agitated over the disapperanco
of Hoe Watkins , alC-yoar-olddaughtor of a
prominent citizen. She was visiting
friends in St. LuuU and loft the house
about 5 o'clock on the afternoon of the
18th ta mail a letter. It Is fan rod she has
been abducted and a reward of 832,500 Is
offered for her discovery , the city of St.
Louis going $25,000. '
UTAH.
Chinese R.udenors nr supplying Salt
Lake with early stuff.
Farmers are doubling their potato aero-
riages.
' A man named Curtis was arrested at
" . Ogden last week for stealing an 81,800
' package from Wells-Fargo'n express. Ho
' confessed.
IDAHO.
The Wood lliverTimcH is now published
. daily. >
' ; Col. A. B. Hilllker , a well known operator -
ator , is now taking press report at Black-
foot.
foot.At
At Malad , while court waa in session , a
number of prisoners broke jail. Among
them waa one whose trial wai in progress
and he was acquitted , However , ho was
_ , captured uid returned before the pursuing -
, / suing party heard of the \ crdlct , and now
ho mutt stand trial on the charge of jail
breaking.
MONTANA.
, ' ' Sneak thieves are working Benton.
, The Ouster county court house at Miles
; J City will cost § 30,000.
v * ' An addition to Beaton's industries will
bo the manufacture of root beer.
, Buffalo meat is shipped from Montana to
Now York and there consumed.
The now Crow agent has ordered all
squaw men to get off the roicrvatlon.
Helena decided by a largo majority
against separate schools forcjured peupl * .
Walkorvlllo morchnntH are consldoilng
the feasibility of closing their stores ou
/ Sunday.
(
Hens are a soarco article In Helena and
a man named Lebow , discovered in the
act of stealing Home on tlio night of the
v 10th was shot an'l may die. He hud four
Ifowle , valued at $0 each.
' , Thirteen snow Rtsrrns , thrco chlnooka ,
, ! , six hall storm * , four hurricanea and nine
HpelUof unehlno contributed to the vrlcty
qf the weather in Butte to-day. Inter *
Mountain , 19th.
There was a jail delivery at Dillon on
, the 12th , and one of-the prisoners who es
caped wai n young horse thief named
Kemper. Ho stole the deputy sherlH'ii
revolver , with which ho kept that ollicer
at bay until ehotin the sldoby the deputy.
. - Ketnper crawled lutu the brush and was
. . . subsequently found dea lhaving shut him
self in the heart rather than bo taken alive.
OREGON.
An attempt Is to bo made to recorer the
steamer Brother Jonathan , uunk ut 1'oit
Oxford , seventeen years ago.
The 400 Chinamen employed by the
Oregon Construction Company struck for
$30 A month. They were gttting $20.
The depot which the Northern IVIfio
nroporea to build at Portland will costal.
500GOO , to bo computed of atone and Iron ,
Sirs. Louise lioddy of Lake county 1ms
. been allowed 5,600 by the present Con-
grcBg for losMcs tuttaincd during the iloJoo
war'
OALIFORNIA.
A'J.OOO-ncro farm In Tohama county
was Bold recently for 9127,000.
f
On the 17th the entire business portlom
of DaTiavlllo was do troyml by firo. LOIH ,
$25,000. Aycaruuuit fculfored similarly.
Army Serins nro BwarmJng In inultl-
tndes in the willow thlcketi on the south
side of the Villa tivcr , oppatito IIuty * -
vlllo ,
Leland Stanford , the Crockers , Hunt *
tDKtaii and JJioholas Smith have been In-
corpornt d at San Fruucleco to GgtMilUli
a cable road with a capital of $5,000,000 ,
Tlio Grldley Herald recently contained
an article regardinghoodlumUm , declaring
that it was "encouraged and tiutainud by
a number of tha btismeis men , " at which
the citizens took alienee , and u public
meeting wai held , aUunded by about 100
persons , which pasted resolutions danouuc-
iut ; the Hentld , and calling upon tlia edi
tor to remise Item the town.
NEVADA ,
Tracklayn | | ; will noon be recommenced
on the Nevada and Oregon railroad. It Is
intended to /ofty-firemiles thli sum
mer.
mer.An old pair of trousers hanging in a
barnyard in Reno had become llie homo ol
net of hornets. An Indian begged tbo
trou&ern , t'ot them , and with rteat pride ,
put ou th garment aud started down the
'street. Mro ! lonjr he set up n warwhoop
, and started oil like a deer ,
WANTED HBB MONEY.
, A Colored Woman Who Tnouant It
Unnecessary to be Idontlllod.
i'tMtll Eepubllc a.
' A. colored woman called at the
o ey order window at the poet-oflico
yMtortlay aarl pr ented an order to
tb * alrk , caylog :
"I wwt t jdoll * ' ; ray htubatid
eon' mo dot nnd tolo mo fur tor git lot
dolln'swidit. "
The clerk examined it , found it ir
proper shape , and naked the womat
if she know any ono in the office wht
could identify her.
"Nt' , nab , " , she replied , rathct
sharply , "I dunne nobody ycro. Who
I want tcr know anybody yore fut ? "
"You will have to gt-t some ono to
identify you before I can pay this or
dcr"sixid the clerk. "
"Wat's dair
"You will IIAVO to get some ono who
a ncquainted with you to Bay that you
nro the proper person to receive the
money somebody to identify you. "
"Didn't tny husband mm1 mo dat
raporj"
"I eupposo ao. "
"Don" dat paper say fur tcr pay me
ton dolln'o ? "
"Certainly. "
' Dan you says how I got tor gil
somebody to 'dontcrfy mo btfo * I gitc
de mono ) ? "
Thai's it exactly. "
"Now yo' look yore , ynung man , I
don'uint noionnc3B. Yu1 got lot
jhnmo dat ten dolla's. I don' haftoi
> o 'dentorfied. I war bone in dos yore
ob Saint Loose ' '
iily , an' ov'ybody
knows who I is. Now yo' jiss Rimmc
dat ton dolla'a o * I'll ropoto yo' to the
icad man. Yo' hero mo talkiu' now ? '
The clerk firmly reiterated that ho
could not pay the order unless aho
was identified , and aho was referred
p the business office for further par-
ormg all sorts of vengeance and
entered the business ollico wnoro she
excitedly reported her grievance to
ono of the officials.
"la yo' do boss hero ? " oho asked the
oflicial.
"Yes. What is it ? "
"My hubband ho sen * mo dis yore
IDS' oUlco order fur ton dolla'a , an'
vhon I axed dat young man out dar
o' do money , ho toll mo dat I ttiua'
bp 'dontifiod fo * I gets it. What
kin'or doggone bizinca is dat ? "
'Ho is perfectly right , madamo.
lo does not know you , and you will
iavo to got nome ono to identify you
> oforo ho can pay you "
"Didn't my hubband son" dis paper
o mot"
"I don't know. I suppose so. "
"Don't it say tor pay mo ton dol-
a' 7"
"Tea. "
"Don why don't I git dat ten dol-
a's ? "
"Because you'll have to bo idon ti
lled. "
"Am I a teof ? "
"I guess not. "
"Don wet I haftor bo 'dentifiod
fur ? "
"Because that's the rule. "
' 'Yo' can't play dat game on dis
liggor. Doy is ton dolla's a-comln *
ror mo an' I wants it. "
"You'll got it when you pot BOIUO
ono to identify you. "
"I gits a io'yor an' somebody roun'
| is ycro 'stabhshmont gits 'rested ,
iat's all. Yo' don't como none o' yor
y white games on dis coon. I aint
no toof. I wus bo'n and bred in dis
ore St. Loose , an' wants dat ton do ) .
a's now fo' somebody gits hurt. "
And the woman boqan to howl and
term until it was found necessary to
pen the door and gently guido her
ut into the hall. Then she went off
n search of a lawyer , heaping all aorta
f maledictions' upon the poatoilico
fficials as she went.
A Honovotlntr ctemody
s to bo found m UUUDOO BLOOD
JITTERS. As an antidote or sick
loadaaho , female weakness , billious-
ess , indigestion , constipation , and
> thor diseases of a kindred nature ,
lo o bitters are invaluable. Price.
1.00.
A BODY-SNATOHER SHOT.
A Modlcal PrnctitlonorofGood StandIng -
Ing Found Wltn a Ballot In Hm
Bead ,
poclal Dispatch to the Now York \VoriJ.
SYJIACUSK , May 18. Great excite-
mnnt has been caused hero in COIIHO-
quenco of the finding this morning of
lie body of Dr , Ilonry W. Kendall ,
f this city , lying insonniblo in a
meadow near the county poor-houso
omctery with a bullet hole between
ho eyes. Near the body were two
hoyels wrapped together in a piece
of old carpal and a aatchul. ' The
atchol contained a bottle of whisky ,
a caul-hook , a dark lantern , a bit and
stoqk , a Bcrow-dnvor , and other tools
isoi by resurrectionists in grave rob-
ring. On the person of Dr. Kendall
a dirk and two revolvers in a bolt wore
bund. The wounded man was lifted
out of the pool of blood in which ho
ay and convoyed to the poor house ,
whoro-ho rallied ( sufficiently to bo able
o sneak a low words , but ho stead-
astly refused to say how ho was shot.
L'o the east of the spot where the
jody was found there is an oat-field
oading to the road ; ocross it are the
tracks of a wagon and the footprints
of a man. Around the bpol where
the wounded man was lying the
jround is nil trampled about and
ihowa evident nigna of a struggle. A
mrrel of ono of tha pistols in Dr.
vendull'u bolt had boon discharged ,
vhich ulsn showed eigna of having
> een recently diuchargud ,
Dr. Kendall waa married about five
months ago. Ho graduated from an
eastern college last summer and had
dready estnblixhod a good practice in
Syracuse. Ho haa tor nomd tiino
> ast , however , made a custom of aup-
> lying the modionl college of this
) laoo with dead bodies , but had quar-
oiled with the authorities and was
inderatood to bo since unpairnd in
furnishing ' 'dissecting Bubjedta" to
BOIUO ether college. Tlioso who knew
lira well say that ho was crazy on the
subject , and a man who visited the
room where hu keeps the purophor-
lallu for prosecuting his nocturnal
pursuits says it is fitted up ivitli all
nannor of tools for breaking open
graves and body-anatching.
Several theories are put forward to
account for the event. Some think
that the doctor shot himself , either
wposoly or by accident , and that
ils companions , fearing to bo impli
cated in the matter , immediately loft
urn. Another theory is that ho was
mistaken for a watchman by others
engaged in the dreadful business of
rifling graves and ahot by them.
Sotlung definite > a known , but as his
hameful pursuits are now made pub-
to little or no sympathy is felt for the
wounded man , although it is under
load that there is no probability of
lia recovery ,
BOBSU SaUe ii the iu ive _ l remedy
or burai , .caldi , cuti , bruleei nd fleih
wound * .
DAILY BEE
MAMA PUOLlflHINO CO . PROPRIETORS
e6 ! F rnham , hot. Oth and 10th Streott.
TKRIIS or nutwcntPitoN ,
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T4RD rillCA'lO , M , FAVk , MtKX ArOI.M ill
OXAtIA R tlROAn.
Li' to Oinahk l'ic i > n < or No. 2 , 8M : .m. Ac
nimodktlou No. 4 , 1:0 : ( p. m
4lfU jXinBlk PMNtiirnr No. \ , 0 : 0 P. m
c-c ? ; ilntbn Ho. 8 , 10K > a. m.
J l OMAHA 'AIT OR"inn KlCHO
n. , II. o. 7:10 : , m. 8-40 p. u ,
0. a W. W. ( 7:40 1. . m.M p. m.
0. . II. I. A { . , 7io . w. 3:0 1 . m.
K. 0.St. J. & C. a.lcnvol ( it 30 n. m. and 1.41
at. Airlrofi it SI Louloat "W t. m. nnl dS :
< ii.
'V. , m. L. h r.,1iiU3f.lB . n > . n < l 8iO : p
Atrlroi i fit. txjalA nt 0:10 : t. in. ad 1u (
m
TWIT or. KirTmT flfl.
1 , S * II , tn N b , , TlitouKb i'.xpriHil , A : 0 * . m
U. t H Lincoln Expreiti 3iU ; p. n ,
\ ' P. Otrrl-nd Krprcw.lSitS p. m.
0. t R. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 . . tr.
tAH V. lor Oiccoh. 9.40 o. tn.
0. P ( r I'Ji ( , Ko , 6 , 0-in i. ra.
0. P ' rolRht ! i"o. ft , K-.20 . m.
0. P. Irolght No. 132M p. in.
0. P. froljfljt No. 7 , 6:10 : p. m emlmnl.
. P. Denver expm * . 7:35 : p. m ,
(7 ( P. ffflflil Nn 11 , 11-30 p. M.
U. P. Dinvet ( rfliht.SSS p , m.
inMvi.iw yuoK HAST AID romv.
a n. b o 6oa . IA. TM u m.
C. 2J. W. , RIS : a. ni. 7:26 p. m.
0. II. I. P..0.4& ix. m. 9:0fl : p. m.
< 47. , ML Jna it 0 n. , 7:86 : . . m. < :4Bp. : n
BXIVINO rnoM nil win AND HOtrrnwur.
J. fc R. V. from Lincoln 1:08 : p. to.
IT. P , Piclflo Kxp/oii 5:25 p. in.
D h M. In Nob. , Through Eiprem 4:15 : p m.
U. t U. Lincoln Kxpres * 9:46 : tn.
17. I * . Don\cr oznroM , 7:36 a. m.
U. P. Freight No. It JW : p. in.
U , P. So. 6 6:10 : ft. m. Kmlif ut
U. P. freight No. 14 , 12:16 : p. m.
U. P. No. 6-9:00 : p. m.
U. P. No. ia-l : . . tn.
U , P. Denver freight , 1:10 a , ra.
0. & R. V. tnlxnl. r. 4:45 : p. m.
unmix TKAini irrwiM ouini An
cntiicta tijam.
Lakva Umahk t 8:00 : , 0CO. ; 10:00 : tad 11:00 :
in. | 1ft 2:00 : , 3:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
LeftVe Council liluffa nt S:26 : , 3:21 , 10:25 knd
: K5 . m. ; I : ! 6 , 2:25 : , 3.16 , 4:26 : and (35 p. m.
ilun-4ay The dummy IcavM Oman * ftt 9M
mil 11:00 : x m. ; 2.-00 , 4CO : and 6:00 : p. m , L &veo
Uoancll Bluffi kt 0:26 : and 11:36 a. ra. ; 2:25 , 4:2E
nl 626 ; p. m.
Through and local p-Monn > r tnlns between
Omaha aud Council DluOa. Leave Omi\hn 0:16 : ,
116 , 8:60 : 0.01. ! 3:40 : , 6:46 : , d.-OO p. m. Arrive
On > sh& 740 ! , 11S5 , 11:46 : a. ra. ; 6:40. : 7:06 , 7:16 ,
p. m _ _
Openlnff ana Clcilng of M llt.
IOUTI. crin. aiatt.
* . m. p. m. a. m. p. m ,
W . 11.00 0:00 : 6:80 : 2:4C :
, R I. ft l > cWo. 11:00 : 9:00 : 6SO : i:4C :
lay , vlr : fiM : a.m.
OWco npmi Sunday ) from 12 m. to 1 p. in.
r HALT , P t.
J. IlfJsT , \ > < 1 >
" ! LV AB30J.OTCLY SAFE'
i . ! > U.iu"ki ( ( UT fits ] ilicvimt d
MMIIS ! ! [ jhiUvill riM.ls tlio daily food
n ' , v.ni tW c r < > K ivv Iiviit , dtiFt , litter
nl ic 'n's ' of a ronl \uiiidttovo. . Tlio
vnntoi' Cii Steve wiil do it , better ,
| iili'iv < > r and chcupur tlian by any other
ncaiiB. 1 1 in thu only Oil StOVO imido
vith the oil roaorvoir elevated at the
> ack of the stove , nway from the heat ; by
vliicli arrangement absolute nafoty is
ccurctl ; as no gas can bo generated , fully
20 per cent more heaths obtained , the
nlclca nro preserved twice ns long , thuB
caving the trouble of constant triiuming
ind tiioczpciiBCof new ones. Esamino
; hO Monitor and you will buy no other.
Manufncturcil only by tlio
Monitor Oil Stove Co. , Cleveland , 0 ,
Send for descriotive ( urculnr or call
in M. lingers & Son , Hole agents for
flobraokn.
D. M. WELTY ,
( Sacoosior to D. T. Monnt. )
Manulaiturcr and Dca'cr In
Saddles Harness
, , Whips ,
FANOY HORSE OLOTHINQ
, Dusters and Turf Goods
olLL UESCIUPT10NB.
'ThoBost ' in The World. "
Ordcn Eolliltcd. OMAHA , NEB
ino ly
Joux BUBLEU , LHOMU tsciuur ,
Pr lcljn . Vlco Prts't.
W. B. DIISIIBB , Boo , dtiJ Treas.
THE NEBRASKA
lAMIACTUEIIfB CO
Lincoln , Neb ,
MANUlM.OTUHKllS OF
Oprn Planters , HarroMt. Frm Rollort ,
Bulk Hay Rakei , Uucket tlevtlnK Wind
nl &c.
Wo are prepared to do Job work nd miaul '
tiirlrif ( cr other partly.
Addn > ll otJcrt
NEBKASKA IJANUrAOTURlKO CO. ,
Liioom NIH
_
CHOICE CIGARS.
Imported aud Domestic.
Fluott Selection iaTowii.
Prloc. to Salt Everybody.
From Haifa Dollar Down to 60-
Schroter & Becht's.
ffourafgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
flacfacho , Soreness of iho Cfiesi ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Swofl-
/nfjs and Sprains , Burns anil
* * * Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
footh , Ear and Headache , Frostoti
foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Ache * ,
VL rrepariitlon on ftrth * quali ST. JACOM On
Ht * tafe , ure , tlmplf and cheap Extercal
% tmi djr. A trial entalli but the comptratlrtl )
Mfllng outlay of GO Cf nl" , and terj oa tufftr-
l t lth pata can bat * cheap and poiltlT * Kel
tf Hi claim * .
Dlrtctloni In Eltrtn LangnicM * t
IV MEDIOINE.
A. VOGELER < to CO. ,
Among tlio medicinal means of unresting disease ,
Hosteller's Stomach 1 liters stands pre-eminent.
It checks thd further progress of all disorders of
the stomach , Ihcr and boweb , rcthcsthc vital
stamina , pmcnU androi eJIcs thills and fever ,
Increases the acth Ity of the kidneys , counteracts a
tendency to rheumatism , and la a genuine stay
andeolaco to aged , Infirm and ncr\ous persons.
For ralo by all druggists and dealers generally
ol to ml _
The Great Lnglish Komedy
.NcTcr falls to cute
Ncrrous Debility , VI-
Ital Exhaustion , Emls-
Islons , Seminal Woak-
Incasos.LOSTMAN
ilHOOD , and all the
j | rtl ollecU of youth-
Ijful follies and execs-
'jios. ' It stops perma
Inontly all weakening.
[ involuntary lossis and
Ijralns upon the sys-
Icom , the Inevitable re-
. , , , * ult of these evilprac'
tlces , which are so destruel Ivo to mind and body
and taako life miserable , often leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Nerves.Kralu ,
( memoryf Blood , Muscles , Digestive and llepro-
ductlvoOrifns , ' It restores to all the organic
funstlr-nj their fonnor vigor and vitality , ma-
Ung llfo cheerful and enjoyixblo. Price , ? 3 a
'tottle , or four times tha quantity 810. Sent by
express , secure from observation , to any address.
on receipt of price. No. C. O. U. sent , except
on receipt of $1 as a guarantee. Letters rj-
qucntlng answers must inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dftndelion Pilla
are tb ; best and cheapest d ) spepsia and blllioua
euro l.i the market. Bold by all druggists. Trice
60 cents.
Dn Jtisnx'B KIUNBT Kumror , NBPRBTICOU ,
Ourps ill kind of Kidney and bladder comnlalnto ,
gonorrhea , elect and loucorrhei. For ealo cy all
uauirglstii : via bottle.
ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
718 OH vo St. , St. Louie , Jlo.
For fiaeiu , Omaha by
Jan26-lv
QUAY'S SPECIFIC MTJJICINE
TRADE
ody. An un
failing euro
i for Scculnil
Woftkness ,
Bparmator-
rhea , Impotency -
ency , and all
Dlecasestbttt *
' ' *
. .eSiue'nco' AFTER TAIIBD.
Helf-Abiico ; as LOBS of Memory , Unlv orsal Lassi
tude , Pain In the Hack , Dimness of Vision , I're-
mature Old Ago , and many other Diseases that
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema
ture Grave.
CVFull particulars In our pamohlct , which
wo desire to send ( roe 1 v mall to every ono ,
CTTho Specific M'odlclno U sold by all druggists
at (1 per package , or 0 packtgca for < 5 , or will
be aunt free by mall on reel plot the money , by
addressing THE a HA JEDICINE CO. ,
Buffalo , N. V.
orealo" oc7me-eoj
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT mmOPCAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It la a poBitUocju for tipcrtnatcirhcn , Eontlna
VTooVu fiu. Impotancy , and all dtecasca rctiullla ;
Iron Sclf-Abiuc , an .Mental Anxiety , Loaai
Uuaory , P&lns lu tha J ! c'or Side , aud dUiaeei
.
* ' * o t load to
Consumption
on.
early grave
Ttie SucclOc
llodiclna Ii
belnj cted
( ul success.
J'amphlotB
emt I rue w til. > Vrlt lit them ind R | lull p i.
.
Vrlro , 8\KvTi ! , Jl.W p" P i > K , or ell pacSt.
( urea tor KM. Addr > jra all orders to
D. atUSON 11EP1CINK CO.
No . 10J and lOfl ilaln Bt Duffalo , 11 , Y ,
SoH In Omalia by 0. F. Uoojmau , J. W , Uell ,
J , K. Mi , nnd all drufnlltaavarywhero.
1 .dkir
IMPERISHAgLE
MBEUfflE.
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER ,
Best for TOILET , BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
Mrs .t. O. Robertson , Plttsbnrg. r . , writes : " ]
M imfTerlnir from general dfcty , want of bp
petite , constipation , etc. , so tnm flfo WM a bur
den ; niter using Burtlock Blood Hitters I tclt bet
tcr than ( or j cars. I cannot praise your Bitter
too much. "
Jt.OIbb * . of Buffalo , N. 7. , writes : "Voui
Burdock Bloc Hitters , In chronic diseases of thi
blood , liter auJ kidneys , Imo been slgnalli
marked with success. I have u cd them nijscli
with best rctulta , ( or torpidity o ( the liter , and Ir
CMC ot a Irlcnd o ( inino Buffering from dropsy ,
the effect wag man clous. "
Druce Turner , Rochester , N. Ylwrltes-'I : have
been subject to serious disorder of the kidneys ,
and unable to attend to business ; Burdock BIocx !
Bitters relieved mo before half a bottle n as used
I feel confident that thqv will entirely cure mo. "
Aecnlth Hall , Blnghampton , N. Y. , writer :
"I suffered with a dull pain through my ell
lung and shoulder. Lout my spirits , appctlt <
and color , and could with dllnculty keep up nil
day. Took your Durdock Blood Bitters as ill
reeled , and hava felt no rain sluco flrat week a (
ter using them. "
Mr. Noah Bates , Elmlro , N. Y. . writes : "Aboul
four years ago I had an attack of bilious f over , and
never fully recovered. My digestive organ
were weakened , and I would bo completely pros <
trated lor days. Ater ( using two bottles ol youi
Burdock Blood Bitters the Impnn crnent was so
vl-lblo that I wan aetonlshixl. I can now , though
01 years of ago , do a fair and rcisonablo day-'j
work.
C. Blncket Robinson , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "Korycan
I Buffered greatly front olt-rccurrlng headache. I
used your llurdock Blood Bitters with happiest
results , and I now find invvelf In better health
than for years past. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buff&lo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
used Burdock Blood Bitters f or ncnoiu and 1)11-
lous headaches , and can recommend It to anyone
requiring a euro for bllliousness. '
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes :
"For several jcars I have suffered from oft-recur
ring bllllous headaches , dyspepsia , and com-
Slalnts peculiar to my sex. 8inco using your
urdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price , 01.00 oei Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Cts
lOSTEfi , MILBURN , & Co , , Props ,
, N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by lab & McMahon and C. F.
Goodman ? jo 27 cod-mo
if jounrfj < Ltnan
miui ot In _
* neill > ytliL tern tdUniroTM mli
jour < lutlri nvoiO nlubt nork , tu roi
torplinUniicrTencJ
Hop BittorOi wostu usu Hop B.
If jua nreyounij una fulTcrlnKfron.Miy It
disciftlon or Ul plpa Iton ; 1 youororjar
rla ur elficlo , old or ounp , Buttering frees
pottrhcaltli or lanculsn ntr on K belt : < ! c
uc.-x , rtly OQ Hop Bitter * .
< D-
\VhooTor yon ore , Thcuunot5dlo
vhenovcr you feel njallyfrora w > in
that your oyetcra _ form ot K ' > J n O )
needs cleansttiff. toft'
UK or ftltmiluUnft , liava bcenpre cntert
by * timely MSOO :
Talie Hop
prpt'a , kidney Del. O
orui'norvcoi'i- Is an lwclut *
| ) lan - , dlseaw and Irreslsta-
-
ottivoinach , bio cure foi
. HOP
tiood.
tmctti , ( lnucnnem.
llvtr a * nova I. . use of opium ,
Yon will bo tobacco , c-
enrcdlf jouusc narestlct.
Hop Bitter *
IfT < raanctro- BoWbydrnie.
fists. Bend tar
rly w e a k and
lowfptritcil.trj NEVER ClrculLr
Ut It may
save your
FAILI
VFtt CO
life. It has
nuvod hun | EMkM ) ra , I
dred BC 4 T.roDto , Out.
Dl'caso Is an ( fleet , not a cause. Ha origin le
within ; Its manKostitlons ulthoiit. II en co , to
euro the dtsoano the CAi'SKinust ba removed , and
In no other way can n euro ever > o clloi-tcil.
'WARNER'S SAFEKVDNDY AND
IjIVKR CUKE 1 established oil Jubt this
p < lncli > le. U realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of all diseases arize from deranged kldnuys and
her , anil It ttilkcsat once attboroot of the
dimculty. The olcnianta ol which It Is compocod
act directly upon tbeso croat organs , both as a
'ODD aid HKSTORBR , and , by placing them In a
rcalthy , condition , drive dUcaso and pain from
bo .syetcra.
For the Innumerable troub'os caused by un-
iralthy KldncjB , Llvrr and Urinary Organs ; for
the distro-slr Dleordcraof Women ; for Malaria.
anil pliynlcil derangemeuU Ronorally , this Kreai
rcmt dy ha ? no equal. Uovaro of Impostors , Im.
tatlons and concoctions said tn bo just as good.
DI A B
F or sale by ull dcalera.
H. H. WARNER & CO. ,
mo Roohostor N. Y.
SYPHILIS
nauy it-vjj
Cntarrb ,
ECZEMA ,
Old Sores ,
Pimples ,
BOILS ,
or any
Skin
Diseas ,
Oares When Hot Springs Fail
MAVKRM , ABK. , May g. 1881
We have Cisoi In onr own town who lived t
lot Hrlig8 | , ad were finally uircd with S. S. 8.
. . McCAMUON & UUEXT.
* " uoun couio to .uo us aau MiWiL.L ,
CUUE YOUR OK charge nothluz 11 Write lei
artfcuUri nd coi.y of llttla Biok
o the Unfortunate Suderinv
81.QUO Howard will be paid to ny
hcmfjt who will Bnd , on unalyBll 100 bottle
8.8. 8. , one particle ot Mercury , Iodide Potii
lum or ny Mineral nulaUnco.
BWiraSfKOiriO CO. Vtepi.
a ' AtUnU.
Ptlc or Small lte , 11.00.
Larne Ue 11.76.
Bold by KENNARD B1103. If 00
and DruggUU QeoeralJr
No heau-achu or back-ache for
-t-J- ' ' k "WINE OF OARDUI.T
U. JOHNSON
WB. MILLAUD. . .
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commissioji and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Pock & Baueliors Lard , and Wilbor Mills Flour ,
OMAHA NEB
, - - -
REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
WHOLESALE ,
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Parnham St , Omaha Neb.
- O.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha. Nfib.
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALE
LUMBER , COAL & LIME , I.
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
DEALERS IN
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo I
1020 Farnham Street ,
I
STEELE , JJHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS * r
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of .
OffiAES AID WMACTURED TOBACCO , it ft , .
for BENWOQD NAILS AND LAFLIN & EAND POWDER G
ft"I
JOBBER OF
"I
AND 'i '
INDOW SHADES i
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED. f
IMS FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & GO. ,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stook very nearly. Complete
ets
fvKaciflu.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALUR IM
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , ftOLD9NG8 ! , Li H , CH
AQEN1 FOU UILWAUKEE OEUSMT COMPANY ]
Near Union Pacific Depot , , - OMAHA HE B
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
unmia HAOHINEKY , BELTING , " ' ,
HALLADAY WIND-WILLS. CHURCH AMD SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRANG 205 F < > w1" " " St. . Omaha
IROTIE ! &
Wholesale Lumber ,
No , 1408 Fmham Street , Omaha ,
