THE DAlLf JBEE- WEDNESDAY MAY 31 1882.
COX * SHEHMAW8 DEATH.
Ibo King of Counterfeiters Expired In
the Penitentiary.
Philadelphia Press.
Colonel Louis J , Sherman , the
noted counterfeiter , is dead. IIo wa
quietly buried on Wednesday from the
undertaking establishment of J , V
Middloton. in Cam don , by his brotho
and a few former friends. His doatl
occurred on Tuesday in the Eastert
Penitentiary of Pennsylvania , nm
wns caused by n ho norrlmije of th
lungs' . Very few , if anj , person
outside the prison trcro nwnro of it
and the burial was kept as quiet a
possible.
Sherman was probably ono of the
most remarkable men in his purtfcula
line of crime over known in America
Ho came of good old German stock
nnd his mother being unnbln to properly
orly attend , to the education of lie
four nous , they wore all placed in tin
care of a Mrs. Van Oourt , the wife o
n once well known Presbyterian mtn
istcr , who did her best to bring the
boys up properly and to instil int <
their minds the ritcid doctrines of
old school Prcsbytorianism. After
the mother's death Louis" WAS appren
ticed to the tailoring business , but being -
ing of a restless , adventurous disposi
tion the clone confinement of the shop
was irksome , and ha was constantly
devising schemes to make money am
see the world. Ho wont into tin
army after arriving at manhood anc
was noted as a bravo and fearless
soldier , and was entrusted with numerous
ous secret missions requiring great
skill and cool daring.
TAKING W COUNTERKEITINO.
Possessing considerable mcchanlcn'
ability , and anxious to gain wealth
rapidly , ho cast about for a plan for
eomo time , and finally hit upon counterfeiting
torfeiting as the quickest road to for' '
tune. Manufacturing bogus boor
stamps was his first venture , which ho
carrie don successfully for a whllo ,
but was finally detected , and convicted ,
and sent to the penitentiary. After
serving out his term ho wont to Now
York , and formed the acquaintance of
a broker , whom ho victimized by a
confidence came , which was after
ward the means of forming a most
dangerous gang of counterfeiters.
The victim , assuming the name
of John Ghristor , came to Philadelphia
adolphia , and began a lifo of
reckless dissipation , spending what
little money ho had lott at the card-
table. Strangely enough , instead of
attempting to revenge himself on
Sherman , ho sought him out , and pro
posed to go into the counterfeiting
business on an extensive scalo. The
reault was that a band was organized
for the purpose , consisting of the fa
mous Colonel Vintroe , now in a west
ern prison , Jack Christy ; a clover con
fidence operator , Henry Rogers , alias
James Iluasoll , Larry Keene , now in
the Eastern penitentiary , and Joseph
Yan Oourt , the son of Sherman's
foster-mother. The gang had a
abort but prosperous career , their
principal business being the
"boodle" game. This is a clover
piece of swindling by which
would-bd speculators in counterfeit
money are victimized into buying
what they suppose is a bundle of
money , which in reality is nothing
but waste paper topped off with a
genuine note or a well executed coun
terfeit. Sherman came to grief by a
very simple circumstance in October ,
1875 , in attempting to play the game
on a local preacher named 8am-
> uol RemmoU , in Newark. The
"Colonel" got under the influence of
liquor , and becoming rather noisy ,
WM arrested and taken to the Central
station , where the discovery of a
package of "boodle" money led to an
investigation and the sending of Sher
man to the Eastern penitentiary for
fire years.
years.TUB LITE CAPTURE.
No sooner was ho released than heat
at once went into making bogas coin
atVsMlud , N. Y. , with William
William,4 Edwin W. Hendrloks , and
JamMB : WilUasta. In the latter
part of June , 1881 , Secret Strrlto
Agent GUkinaon discovered the Yino-
land mint , and smocesdad in effaotintj
the capture of all the counterfeiters.
They were making a coin of nch or
oolUnt xocution'tbat Itjwould'docoivo
an export. Expensive milling ma
chine and a complete set
of din' and tools were found
and destroyed. On the 16th
of December , 1881 , Sherman waa aaa-
tonoed by Judge Batter , of the United
States district court , to undergo an
imprisonment of five years and pay a
fine of $500. He begfed for leniency
as he waa then In very bad health and
constantly a .subject of violent htm-
orhsfrea , but the court was inexorable
and imposed the sentence with a
eoyore lecture. As the counterfeiter
was taken from ) the court room ho
broke down and , turning to Judge
Butler , said : ' 'Well , I am a sick
man now , aid if you send mo up for
that length of time you are sending
mo to my grave , " and so it has proven ,
Colonel Sherman was a man of gooc
address , and easily won frltuds by bla
jovial , open hearted naunor. , , He was
generous to prodigality , and threw hia
money about lavishly among those ol
his own class , by whom ha waa re-
gcrded as the very prince of counter
feiters , just as he was known to bo by
the government detectives.
HAKRIED OK HEJH JUEATH-
BED.
The Sad Story of.Colonel Henry O.
Lockwood'a Bride of Two Days.
New York Times.
Arrangements bad been made for
the marriage on Wednesday last ol
Colonel Hnry Or Look wood , of the
law firm of Look wood A Lookwood , ol
No. 128 Broadway , t9 Mrs. Frances
H. Walker. Both were residents ol
this city. MM. Walker living in Har
lem. The partie * were to have boon
quietly married at Mm. Walker's real
dencn by the Her. D. B. Bay at 1
o'clock in the morning. After a wed
ding breakfast the partie * woroto have
taken the steamer it. Germain for
Europe , A week before the day set
for the weddiug Mrs. Walker wont to
Leona , N. J. , a little village
near Fort Lee , to bid farewojl to her
three children , who had boon placed
in a family to board during the ab
ence of their mother la Europe.
Mrs. Walker caujht & severe cold
while there , and on Friday the 10th
inst. , waa .confined to her bed by an
attack of pneumonia. Col. Lockwood
Lurri < t to the bedside of his be-
tkrotJted , taking with him Dr. Wylie ,
of this city. Despite the efforts of
medical skill , Mrs. Walker rapidly
grow worse , and by Monday last
her friends gave up all hope of 'nor re
covery. On Tuesday Alrj. Walker ,
fearing the worst , bent for h6r bo-
throthed nnd was united in marriage
to him by the Rev * Mr. "Bay , who waste
to have performed the ceremony on
the followed day. Even while the
marriage was being celebrated
it was evident to the witnesses of the
sad and ptculiar rites that the hand
of death hod already touched Iho
brido. Mrs. Lockwood failed rapidly
on Wednesday , and on Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock ' , after having boon
unconscious throughout the day , she
breathed her last. The husband of
but two days was thus suddenly bereft -
reft of her whom ho had so fondly
hoped to make his companion for lifo.
On Monday afternoon , conformably
with her expressed wishes , Mrs. Lock-
wood will bo buried in the cemetery
at Nyack , in which village she had
lived for some time , and where she
owned a pleasant residence. The
Her. Mr. Bay , who so recently mar
ried the couple , will ofilciato at the
funeral ceremonies.
Connected with this oad story is a
bit of romance which lends an addi
tional air of sadness to the whole.
Mrs. Walker was a native of Scranton ,
Ponn. , her maiden name being Span-
gonborg. When quilo young she became -
came acquainted with Col. Lockwood ,
and the two were greatly attached to
ono another. Before this youthful
afleolion consummated in marnago they
were separated and lost track of ono
another. Miss Spangonbcrg married
her late husband , Mr. Walker , nearly
a score of years ago. The young
lovers , when grown to manhood and
womanhood , she n loving wife nnd
mother , ho a stern man of business ,
mot and talked of and laughed
about their old-time flirtation , little
thinking that there would over bo a
renewal of their old affection. Some
thing over a year ago Mrs. Walker , as
a widow , came to this city , and at a
mutual friend's mot ,0ol. Lookwood.
The change in flier circumstances was
made known. The old affection blos
somed anew , and out of the chanca
mooting came the possible union of
the old love and the now. Col. Lock-
rood was wounded in the charge be-
'ore Fort Fisher during the war of the
rebellion ; was promoted to bo a major
soon after for heroic conduct , and
since the war was for a timn linuton-
ant-colonol of the Seventy-first regi
ment , N. Q.
' Women Never Tlilulr. "
If thocrabbad old batcholor who
uttered this sentiment could but wit
ness the intense thought , deep study
md thorough investigation of women
n determining the best medicines to
coop their families well , and would
iota their sagacity and wisdom in sc
ooting HOJJ Bitters as the best , and
lomonstrating it by keeping their f am-
lies in perpetual health , at a more
nominal expense , ho would bo forced
o acknowledge that such sentiments
are baseless end false. [ Picayune.
"RATTLK3NAKE JOB. "
The Odd Citizen Who Kills Snakes
For Oll.
hlladolphla Record.
An an old man in leather leggings ,
Hinting jacket and tremendous boots ,
lutohing a long rifle in one hand and
a heavy tin can under his loft arm ,
ixcitea considerable wonderment
, mong the idler * at the Broad street
totion on Thursday morning as he
topped from the smoking-car of the
express train from the Philadelphia
b Erie railroad , deposited his arm-
oad on the station floor , and asked
or the address of a prominent drug
gist. The old man's hair , which had
ividontly boon whitened by the win-
; era of more than the allotted three-
core and ten years of lifo , was long ,
, nd hung in tangled locks about
its shoulders. A koavy board hid his
eatures. and ho would have made an
excellent subject for a portrait of Blp
Yan Winklo. In Cameron Co. , where
hia curious old man lives , ho is known
as "Rattlesnake Joe. " Ho uomo-
imes spends years in the mountains
without being aeon by any creature ,
emerging from his retreat to bring the
'rnito of his toll to this city in the old
tin can ho brought with him on
Thursday , which was filled with beau-
tlfnl ambor-oolored rattlesnakes oil.
Hi * dally vocation consists in catching
the deadly reptiles , skinning them ,
and reducing their fat oil , which is
sold in Philadelphia and elsewhere
for an almost fabulous amount. The
mountains of Cameron county swarm
with the snakes , and with only a pair
of hard leather boots and a long stick
pronged like a tripod old Joseph Mar
tin goes out through the tangled
thickets of the mountain side , seek *
Ing the sunny eido of old logs and
mall rooks , turning ever the ono and
rolling the other down the deep
gulches , looking for the venomous
rattlesnakes , which ho pins to the
ground with his atick ; then ,
Batching them by the back
of the neck with ono hand , ho
cuts off the head with a knife.
Uii rifle furuishvs him with daily food.
The snakes are kept for several days ,
or until enough have boon obtained to
fill an old pot at his hut , when their
fat in boiled down into oil. A dozen
rattlesnakes will not make tnoro than
quarter of a gill of oil , which ifl used
by physicians in extreme cases of rheu
matism , and upon very delicate mo-
ohauical works , such as small and val
uable ladies' watches. Superstitious
people attach a great deal of value to
rattlesnake oil in cases of sickness , and
imaging that it will euro all the ills
that flesh is heir to. Old Joe Martin ,
although not the only manufacturer of
the oil in thia State , is the most fam
ous , and it is said that ho has been on
the mountains in Cameron county for
a quarter of a Centura No ono knows
what he does with , this money ; as ho
doea not drink he must have acouin-
mulated quite a fortune by thia time.
A well known lawyer of this city , who
bas spout much time fishing for trout
In the neighborhood of Joe's hunting
grounds , says that there is on old story
of his haying once been very rich. He
waa crouod in love , his confidential
atont ; running away with all his money
and his sweetheart as well , which
drove him to his strange mountainous
lifo , This is the first of. a backward
season , Next )
Preserving ( Meats.
Bocentlya largo number of now
ocesHos have been brought out iu
.his country and Europe for preserv
ing meat , fish , and other substances
employed for human food , They all
involve the use of some antiseptics
different from those that have long
boon employed , such as salt , sugar ,
and nitrate of potash. In most , of
them some * compound of boron is em"- .
ployed. A strong prejudice oxlsls\
and most likely alway will exist ,
and most likely alwayft will 'exist , '
against these and all similar sub-
stances. The majority of people dis
like the idea of using "drug ( tore pre
parations" in their daily tfood. They
look upon them in tbo light of medi
cines tnat are only to bo used in case
of sickness , and as detrimental to the
system in times of health. It is very
doubtful if meat or fish can bo gener
ally sold in a market if it is kuon
that other chemicals than salt wore
utiod to efloat its preservation. Flesh ,
fish , and fowl wow all preserved by
the process brought out by Prof.
Gmageo some fifteen years ngo. The
process omploy6d was a strictly solon
tide one. and the results obtained
were highly satisfactory. Articles
prepared m this country in rnidsum *
mor reached England in good condi
tion , and were oaten with relish. The
fact , however , that a small quantity of
sulphuric acid wes present in them
prevented thorn from being Used
and set the public against
them. It is certain that many ,
vegetable and animal substancescan ,
bo preserved by the employment ( ft
boraoio acid , and for all that anyone
knows the substance is not injurious.
The circumstance , however , that it is
not positively beneficial to the hiiman
system , and tint no ono knows its
effects when used continuously for a
great length of time , will load people
to bo very cautious about it , and will
probably cause them to condemn it in
advance.
"I Don't Want That Stuff. "
IB what , a lady of Boston said to her
husband when ho brought homo some
medicine to euro her of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her
miserable for fourteen years. At the
first attack , therefore , it was adminis
tered to her with such good results ,
that slid continued its use until cured ,
and made so enthusiastic in Ho praise ,
that she induced twenty-two of the
best families in her circle to adopt it
as their regular family medicine. That
"stuff" is Hop Bitters. [ Standard , tf
The Man who Told the Doctor that " 60 felt
as II be dldii't want to do any thin ? . " ua * accused
of laziness Yet thousand ! experience thli feel'
tig mpiclally In eummor In consequupci of a
disordered condition o ! the ttomacb , Wh'c'i ' ' . * 'W
tufro hlDgdriiu.hta of TJUIKANT'S SBLTZEH , ' .mi-
EM woulil bo turn to remedy.
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( Saooestor to D. T. Mount- )
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Saddles , Harness , Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
Men , Dusters and Turf Goods
ot ALL OESCBIPTIONB.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY ,
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Memory. . Pains In _ Uu _ > . llack or Side , and iUosos !
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U < .dl lue Is
balug uiod
irltU d'ouJcr-
hU eacccts.
lent free to all. Write lor thorn and fit full par.
tlcular * .
Price , Specific , 11.00 per package , or lU pack.
JM ( or to.OO. Adilreas all orders to
II. BIUSON 1IKDICINK 00.
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Sold In Omaha by 0. S. Goodman , J. W , IJcll ,
J. K. Isb , and all flrugjrliUoYorywbcte.I .
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iron
RHEUMATISM ,
* ltlfoura/gia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
ffacfacho , Soreness of iho Cneit ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sore TfiroafSwelf'
ings and Sprains , Burns hnd
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Ear and Headache , Frosted
Met and Ears , and all other
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A trial tntalli but the comparatlrtly
Irtaine outlay of 60 Ctnfi , and every on * suffer-
tnf with pain can hav cheap and pctltlvt mf
it IU claims. V A
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Among the medicinal means of arresting disease ,
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It checks the further progress of all disorders of
the stomach , liver and towel * , nnh&stho ittal
stamina , nr vents and ro icJies chills and fever ,
Increases the ncth Ity of the kidneys , counteracts a
tendency to rheumatism , and Is a po.nulno stay
and solace to aged. Infirm and nervous persons.
For Bale by all druggist * ud dealers ) f enorally
al to ml
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jNcrer ( alls to cute
Nervous Debility , VI-
Exhaustion , Emls-
is. Seminal Weak-
.LOSTMAN .
D , and all the
vll effects ot youth
ful follies and exats-
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Involuntary losssi and
drains upon the ays-
Jtom , the Inovltablo re
fill of thesa ovilprac *
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and make life miserable , ol cn" leading to Insani
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( memorri Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Repro
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funotlnns their ( ormor vigor and vitality , ma
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bottle , or four times the quantity 910. gent by
express , secure from bscrvatlon , to any oddrow.
on receipt of price. No. 0. O. D. sent , except
on receipt of 91 as a guarantee- Letters rj
questing answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
are tbo best and cheapest dyspepsia and billloug
cure In the market. Bold by all druggists. Trice
0 cents.
Da. Henna's Kmxvr RRMSDT ,
Oared all kind of Kidney and bladder comptalnte.
gonorrhea , gleet and leucorrhoa. For sale by all
uauirBrlsta : 81 a bottle.
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edy. An un
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mature Old Age , and many other Diseases that ,
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema
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< VFull particulars In our pamchlet , which
we desire to send frco t r mall to every ono.
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at (1 per package , or 8 packages for (9 , or will
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addressing TIIKGIU JEDICINEOO. ,
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ornate" ocfmo-cod
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nanyitago
Oatarrn ,
EOZEJIA ,
Old Sores ,
Pimplca ,
BOILS ,
or any
Skin
Diseas ,
Ourea When Hot Springs Fail
, ARK. , U y 2. 18,91
Wa bars eases In onr own town who lived at
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U yon suffer from Dytpepma , UM
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tf you r affllcUd with Biliousness , use
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tf yon art prostrated with itek Headache , lake
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"or Nervous and General Debility , tone up the
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Price. 01.00 MI Bottle ; Trial Bottle * 10 Ot *
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If jou sro . mia\ { Fit you nrj
of business , vcalc- f man or KV
UjedbTttientralnpr terftolUnfforornilil
rour diitlci BTok1 nlctit vrork , to res
ttlmulantnand ut „ tortbrnlnncrYFiuul
Hop Bittern. g waste UK Hop D.
I f j ou are joxui f and I 2 differing from tuiy lx <
discretion or Uiiflpa Etlunt If rouarurnM *
rieiS or l Rle , old or 5 'ouDir. uUerlnr ( fron
po r health or lanevlxh Bin ? on ( i bed ol tick.
relr on Hop Bltterfi.
\Yhoe " TO n are , JKP * Tlicuunat ale Oi-
wni2e1J"/o ; l rafffl naally from soot
that T o u r BTstcia UALIi form ol r ! % j n ei )
needs lMiiln.to ' < tl s ca ? Sat inVbt
Ing or itlmniiUne , have becnpnicnwo
tirn timely 'wool
wiibout in texicatlng.
Salto Hop HcpSlttoie
Bltto * >
prps'a , D.I. eli
orunnarueom- li an absclaU
tlafni , dise "e .
and Irrctlsta.
ot d * womorA , HOP bla on re fo >
CwttYlH blood ,
-
Ifm-otfimwi nso ot opium ,
Ton will be tfcbacoo.o.-
cured If yon we narcotics.
Hop Blttorp
RgaHi'
IfTonar 'm Rga
Hi'NEVER zlsts. Bend Car
r.ly w e ft k : and
Iowc lrlcdto ) NEVER Circnlu- .
ill It may uopBtrnu
rnvo your
FAIL .
IKo. It hut , Tfl CO. ,
itv d liun- n MlerB.T-
AT-roulo , Ctat.
DUcaso la an effect , not a causo. Its origin Is
within ; Us manifestations \vlthout. Hence , to
euro the disease the CAUSE muht ba rrmotctl , nnd
In no other wny ran a cnru ever ra effected.
XVAKHER'S SAFEK1DWDY AND
liIVEB. CUKE la cstablUheU ou Ju t tUls
nrluclplo. It realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of all ilis'easoa arlzo from deranged kldnoys and
liver , mid It Btiikcaat ones at the root of the
difficulty. The elements ot which It Is composed
act directly upon these creak organs , botn as a
roon and KBHTOBEII , and , by placing them in a
healthy , condition , drive dhesso ana pain from
the system.
For the Innumerable troub'ea caused by un
healthy RldncjH. Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
the distressing iJli'ordersof Women : for Malaria ,
and physical derangements generally , this great
remtdy has no equal. Be war o of Impostors , lm >
Itatlona and concoctions said to be Just as good.
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PILES ! PILES ! PILES )
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl
A lore cure for BlInd/WviedTntr , ifctlnj and
Ulo crated Flleibu been dlMorered by Dr. Wil
liam , ( an Indian remedy , ) tailed Dr. WUlam'i
Indian Ointment A single box ba * cured the
wont chronic case * of 26 or SOyean jtandlnf. No
one need suffer flvo mlnutea alter applying thli
wonderful teething medicine. Lotions , Instru
ments and electuaries do more harm than rood ,
William's Ointment abwrto tha tumors , ailayt
| he Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at night after
rotting warm in bed , ) acto M a poultice , gives In-
itADt and pnlnlcua relief , ar.d Isprepared only for
? llea. Itchtng of the private parts , und ( or nolh
up else.
Itcad what the Hon. J. II. CotBnberry of Cltre-
and eayu about Dr. William's Indian Plls Oint
ment : I have need scored ot Files cures , and it
For sale by all druggtett or mailed on receipt
jrlce , 51.00.
51.00.HTWKY : COM Vrop'nw
OUVSUXB , Orao.
for tale by O. F Ooodman.
OcHOdaodAvtawtr
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
Dr. E. 0. Wo V Kerve an "uraln Treatment
A epeclflo for lljutcrlu , Dlzzlnoaa , Convulsions.
Nervous HwitHche , Mental Depreaalon , Loai ol
ilcuiory pcrniutorrhaia.Impotency , Involunbuy
dtulwlons , 1'remature Old Aze , caused by ovtr-
excrtlon , Kit-abuse , or over-indulgence , whloJb
e&ds to mlccry , decay and death. Ono box will
cure rcceat cii > j. I i-li lioz contains one month's
rcatmont. One dollar a box , or six boxes foir
Ivo dollars , Kent by inall prepaid on receipt of
'ilcc. We fxu.r&utee nix boioo to euro any casa.
iVlth each order received by us forelx boxes , ac-
companlod with live dollars , will send tha pur.
chu r our urlttcn Kuaranteo to return the
mouoy If the trcatmeut does not effect a cure.
0. t. Goodman , Druggist , Bole. Wholesale and
regul Agent , Omaha , Neb. Orders by mall at
U etallaprlce. dfcwlr
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE ;
Fhe Most Ouccenful Remedy evsr dlicov
ered. as It li corUln In It * eQects and does not
illiter. UKAU 1'llOOF 1IELOW. Also excellent
or humau.tlosh.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
WuhingtcnTUlo , Ohio , June IT , 1881. Da
1. J , KKNDAU , 4 Co. : dents Heading your ad.
ertUoiucnt In Turf , Field and Farm , of your
Cendall'e Bpa > In Cure , u d having a valuable
and spucdy her o which had been lame from
paviu for eighteen monthi , I sent to you for a
rattle by exprcsa , which lu six weeks removed
all lamonrw and enlargement and a large spl'nt '
rout another horsa , and both horses are to-oay
as sound as colts. The one bottle was worth to
me ono huiUrod dollars. Respectfully
O'irs , II. 4. UB&TOLXTT , U. D.
Bond for Illuttrated circular Klvtng positive
iroof. Price fl. All DrUKgUts have It or can
; ctltlor jou. Dr. D. J. Kendall & Co' , Fro-
wlotors , Enoeburgh rails , Vt
30LD BY ALL DBUGGISTS.
d-wly
W.B. MILLAUD. JT. U. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Conunissioa and Wholesale Fruits , /
1111 PABNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Banners Lard , and Wilber Mills Flour ,
OMAHA NEB
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TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
WHOLESALE
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AND
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1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
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WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
-DEALERS IN-
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1020 Farnham Street ,
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WHOLESALE GROCERS x
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Flour , SSItA Sugars , Oan'ned Coodsr and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
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HENRY LEHMANN , \
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
'WHOLESALE MLLDEBT AID EOT.
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
Spring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearly Jomplo to
J. A. WAEEFIELD ,
WHOLBSALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS. BLINDS , MOLDINGS , LIME , CEMENT
MTSTATK AOENJC FOR MILWAUKEE OEUSNI OOMPANY1
Near Union Pacific Depot - - OMAHA WKB
POWER AND HAND
ZKEFS X
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
HALUDAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. 8TBAWB2M ( > F - " St. . Omaha
&
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