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THE DAILf BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY , JULY 25 , 1888. D &c O O , The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware 'House xxxr 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET OMAHA HEB. -WHOLESALE- BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER -AND DEALER N- Wall Paper and Window Shades. 1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb. _ _ IBOTIB : & croitsriES Wholesale Lumber , Ik 1408 Farnham Street. . Omaha , THE MQLINE STOVE Manufactured by They make a specialty of COOKINQ STOVES , and haio this year planed In the markol neof the MOST ECONOMIC AND MOST S A CIS FACTORY STOVES ever made. They make both Plain and extension top , and guarantee all their goods. The agcnta ( or the company are. PIERCY & BRADFORD , DEALERS IN - Furnaces , Fireplaces , Heaters avrOL. . axr a ? n x < fs , GRATES , RANGES , STOVES , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS , Etc. \ 1211 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB PERFECTION IN ROASTING AND BAKIHG , is only attained by using CHARTER OAK Stoves and Banges. WITH CTIRE GAUZE OVER DOORS , For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SONS. - TVT A f = r A , Jull'inftely DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS HOTELS , PKOPlliRTORt > TOWNt ARLINQTON. J. Q. MolNTIRE , Lincoln , Nib , SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. STCLLINIUB Mllford , Nob. MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Nb COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromtbum Nn HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Louisville CITY HOTEL , CHENEY & OLARK , Blair , Nob. COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J , Q. MEAD , Nallgh , Neb GRAND CENTRAL e.'SEYMOUR , Nobraika Olty/rter MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , WuoplncWaterN COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPEH , Hardy , Net ) , GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Htt > COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlnda , lown END'S HOTEL , E. L. END , Eremonl , Vtb' EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HACKNEY , Ashland , Neb METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL , Atkinson , KID MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. GRUBB , Guide Rood , Nab SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BCOKER , Oretton , I * . HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO , OALPH , Extra , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la , WALKER HOUSE , D , H. WALKER , Audubon , la , COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGEBS , Neola , la. CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la , PARK HOUSE , MRS. M , E. OUMMINQ3 , Corning , la. NEBRASKA HOTEL , JL. AVERY , Btanton , MERCHANTS HOI EL J , W. BOULWARE , Burlington Junction , M COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Bl < inchard , la. PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Bhenandoah , la , COMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb OACNELL HOUSE , OHAS.BAGNELL , College Springs , la , COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM , LUTTON , Vllllica , la. JUDKINSHOUBE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la , BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE B , F.BTEARN8 , Odebolt , la WOODS HOUSE , JOHN ECKERT , Osceola , Neb. DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. S. DUNHAM , Olarks , Neb. BEDFORD HOUSE J , T , QBEEN , Bedford la. ARLINGTON HOU8C , J. M , BLACK & SON , Marysvllle Mo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb WIN8LOW HOUSE G. MCCARTY , Beward , Neb. AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES , Auroar Neb. CROZIER HOUSE 0. R. OROZ'ER ' , Sidney , Neb , AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKriOLD , Avoca la. CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewis a WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER , Grltwol Jli THE C1TT OP CAIRO. The Next Plftco Of Importnnco In th Affairs of Egypt , Indlanipollg Jouroal. Cairo ( Arabic , Kahirn ) , the CAplta city of Egypt , is the largest city it Africa , and the second city in papula ( ton in the Turkish Empire. Th khedive lives there , though ho ha palaces in oilier places , Its popula lion is about 400,006. Old Cairo founded by the Babylonians whci Canibyaos , the Persian , conqtioroc Efrypt , is now mostly ruins nnd lie. alongside of modern Cairo. The latter tor was built by the Fntimita Khalifs The planet Slurs ( in Arabic , Kahir crossed the meridian at the tiino o foandtng hence , Kahira , nnglicisoi into Cairo. Its history Is a wonderful and event ful ono , a record of battles , sieges massacres , revolutions and rovoltfl. In July , 1708 , Napoleon , after the Bat tie of the Pyramids , occupied tin city. Slnco 1811 , when Mohmninei All niMsncrcil the Mamoluko Beys the history of the city has boon rather n peaceful ono. The city is on the right bank ( as you descend ) nf the Kilo , nine miles nb'jvo tlio dividing of the Nile into its two great branches which form the delta the Damiottn and the RosotU branches. The lloaotta branch enter the Mediterranean sea juat cost o Alexandria ; the Damlotta just west o Port Said , which is the north end o the Suez canal. The Nile is about 3,000 , miles long at Cairo about 3,300 foot wide , before it divides , and the disUnca between the mouths of its principal branches , in n straight line , about 120 miles. Thus Cairo is about 100 miles from the so.1 , and at the south angle of the triangular delta , nnd the pyramids of Glhizoh and Saklmra nnd the Sphynx being noarhelpto ninko the city inter- eating. But without thoap it Is ono of the most interesting of cities , owing to its population of such various races , with their customs , costumes and dwellings ; besides , it is thn rendez vous of all the Europeans attracted by curiosity to the Nile nnd the wonder- : ul ruins of ancient Egypt. Cairo is Molinnuncdnn , and its ar chitecture is characterized by minarets and domes. All other religions are simply disdainfully tolerated. Its population is composed principally of , -arious shades of Moslems. Not so well shaded as Indianapolis , : ho city presents a green and beautiful appcnranco ia contrast with the bare white desert that approaches its en virons on both eidcs. Small palm ; rovoa in it show their tree tops fur ibovo the roofs of the houses ; lubbuk Tcca line many of the drives and ar cade them ; banyan trees are seen in ; ho brick-walled gardens through the grated gates , and the aunt trees ( aca ; iu nilotica ) and many others decorate ho gardens. In the heart of modern Dairo there is a garden the Ezbek- yah twenty acres in extent , open to strangers for a trilling fee , which , un der the circumstances , impresses the summer tourist at night as a suburb > f Paradise. Walks , lakelets , bridges , } oats , music , ices , etc. , under the rarions kinds of trees , amid grottoes , lowers , and with an Egyptian sky above , illuminated , as it is on great occasions , with 2,500 gas-jets , with Boata and cafca , theatres and cafe chantantes , make a acono to bo re membered. There are many other gardens about Cairo ; but the bazaars n the native part of the city present a acono totally unlike ihoso of Constantinopole , and more jlcturcequo and Oriental. Ono has a oeling of regret when ho takes his ast look at the scene , and thereafter must buy ia a business-like European tore. I know no more piquant day han ono spent astridp a threo-foot- ligh donkey , crowding one's way hrongh the men , camels , children , ; oats , women , cattle , porters loaded , torses , carriages , etc. , elbowing end rowdod by turband Turks , nearly naked Egyptians , veiled women and unveiled ( the follahi-eri women rarely rear veils ) , baskets of liga on donkeys , and fruits on camels , noses , and torses ; soldiers , muoddins , shop coopers , etc. The noise and contusion s always that of a riot , and the nor- os of a stranger require a half hour o feel that they are not in the heart f a tremendous row. The hour preceding dark is like the acking a city , for thu heat of the day ubducs it greatly. The carriage driv- rs go right through the jontling rowd , yelling and cracking their whips , and force u passage , like n hargo of war chariots , only not BO aat , while buying and selling go on n tlio bazaars , at the doors and all over he utrcpts. You turn your back to > uy a pipe at a bazaar window , and as ou wait to select ono a half naked ollah with a black coat's hairy akin ull of water ( with the skin of the logs Mended and sticking out ) crowds 'ou to take the next bazaar as ho lasses ; and a camel has his ugly face o yours when you look up just when landau driver yells to you to look ut or you will bu run over , and the aucy black-oypd follah-uirlH enjoy 'our look of dinliirbcd dignity with- ut restraint , hushing in your faco. The chief thoroughfare is the Vltiskt , which extends from the Tombs f the Khalifa to the Esbukiyah gar- en , It would repay ono for the trip n go blindfoldud and return , opening IIO'B eyes only fur a ridp through it , or thu first time. Bedouins are buy- ng guns , Turks mnolting and sipping oll'ee , Europeans eight-aeuing nnd ouvonir-buying , native Egyptians fellah ) leading and driving djukuye , ueses , and camels , noldiura marching orbuji.ig , Abyssinians and Nubians mining , jostfing , yelling , trading , goats being milked , melons peddled , rapes in baskets , Jews rattling money is changers , bundles of all kinds con- oivablo on men's heads and shoulders rowding through , huge poodb boxes larriod on a pole between two men iy ropes , etc , all struggling to get livers ways through the crowd. The treot is not over twenty feet wide , > ut full of zigzags and narrow directs of shops lead out ot it. The smaller ( roots are of a kin J ; but each devoted o thn sale of sorno ono kind of goods ono for shoes , another for wool , ho next attar of roses , and still an other fruits , and BO on , You can atop into a narrow passage o got out of the jam , and you enter a school-room ; another , and you arc in a inosquo whuro boarded moHlems , > arefootod or bosliynord , are prayiug , rhu moslpms do their own praying and worshipping , A stranger ( us In ho mosques ) pays a small fee for slip- jora to tread the mosque floor with. L'ho rich moaloms wear constantly the finest of shoos , with Hue overshoe : which can bo removed at the motqm door. Whenever n Mohammcdat spreads a cloth lo pray the ground I holy , and ho removes his shoos o overshoes , or if barefooted washes hi foot hence the fountains for the pom at the doors of all lanjo mosques. I > outward observances the Mohamme dans are very faithful , praying at tlu call of the Muoddin regularly , dospii ( any business or strangers , and withoul resptol to locAlitr fl Kl ° n Kur ° poan , slightly provi king tutor A lon trade to conclude that you are about to finish n good bir am when sudd n < ly the seller gravely turns his face to ward Mecca and begins his praycru , and lets you stand nnd wait or depart , but there is no help for it. The tombs of the Khalifs nnd those of the Mnmolukos , _ each being n mosque of some peculiar construction , and no two nmont ; the hundreds alike , the ruins of old Cairo , with its Coptic church , the Boulnk museum , whore now Ho many of the former kings and queens of Egypt -1,000 yeara dead , the mysterious Nile itself , the Pyramids and the Sphinx , with the site of the ancient city called iloliopulis , and the vast tombs nnd palaces of this ancient people , the Fayum Oasis , whore was the nnciout Labyrinth all lying near Cairo add each nn additional attrac tion to a visit to that interesting city. The citadel is n strong fortress over looking the city nnd inclosing the Ala baster mosque but Is not ns strong as it looks , being overlooked by the spur of ono of the Mokattam hilis , and From which it could bo made untena ble by a modern battery. The real fight would bo for the possession of the hills , The Nile would make a ; oed defense , but is too long n line , [ t will take n largo or bravo army to defend the city Irom on European nt- .nek. .nek.Knfriod D.innr , where Arabi Pasha Pnshn h General ; Buy , Colonel ; Sheikh , Mayor ; Kadi , Judge ) is , is the flrat solid ground south of Alexandria vhoro a good-sized army could camp , and , being nt the junction cf the canal ind railway from Alexandria and Cairo , is where ho will make n stand , mbably , unless ho retreats to Cairo. Vlio Egyptian army can go no further linn Cairo , for there thu cultivable Halloo of the Nile narrows to nix or tight miles in breadth , whore it would > o diflicult to support or maneuver an army of any oizo , and to retreat be yond ( south of ) Cairo , whore the rail- ray from Suez ( on the lied Sea ) would lave to bo abandoned , would bo to ; ivo up nil of Egypt an invader would wish to hold. L. D. W. An cnricher of the blood and purt- ior of the system ; cures lassitude and nek of energy ; ouch is Brown'o Iron Bitters. 21d&wlw The Trinity Journal has a now style of n California lion story. It says ; jast week wo mndo note of the fact , hat llonry Meek el passed throe pan- licrs , or California lions , on Iluah rook , and that the animals seemed [ uite tame , nnd made no aUompt to ; ot out of the way. It then caps the slimax by saying that , recently , in the vicinity of Minorsvillo , In that coun- , y , aomo Chinese called at the cabin of onathan Smith and wanted to bor- ow a rifle to shoot n dog , which they laid had been killing their chickens , > ut Smith had no gun , Next day the Jhinoso again visited Smith's cabin nnd wnntod him to "Cotno quick ; ook BOO , dog oatoe chickool" Smith wont with them and found u large pnn- , her in the brush devouring a chicken , lo caught it by the tail , stooped and licked up a rock , with which ho sue- loodod in breaking the animal's jack. The apparent harmlessnoas of ( authors at this time is accounted for in the supposition that they are near- y starved. Bradford , Pa. Thomas Fltclmn. Bradford , Pa. , writes : 'I enclose inouoc for Srm.Nii UUHHOM , an said I wi.uld . if it cured mo. My dyspop- ia IUB vanished , with nil its uymiitums. .fany . thanks. I shall novcr bo without It n the house. " Price 50 centa ; trinl bot- lei 10 cents. jy SELTZE "Only Dyspepsia , Doctor , " saM a mfont to Al'crnetlir. "What would you ImvuT'ita il the [ reatBurKOOC "the pUK'ueV" IiidlKfition I * tbo ourco ot counting inonul dltens a Cl cck It rly WlthTAKIlANT'H BnUTZBlt Al K1UKKT nllll C ipoit oncu lt < prcseii agaule ) ana Itu piubililo on-onuonccn , II na-lcctu I. SOLD JV ) ALL , OKUOQIiTH. Jul21-6ra Murray Iron forks , Burlington Iowa. SamlPortublt ) Engines , FOR OIUIAMKIUKS , FARM MILUt , Printing Offlcos11 _ Specialty , 'ho Largest Iron WortinB Ustablish- inont in the Htato , Steam Engines , AND GENERAL MACHINERY. Tlio Howard Automatic ( Jut-Off Steam Engine , Send lor circular. 23-lm JHEESMASUI " " " PERFUME. Hurray & Lanman's Best Pir TOILET , BATH ind I ANDKERCMIEF. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS will cure ily < r cp l.i,1ie.ittburn , tnal.v lU , kidney disease , liver complaint , and other ua&ling diseases , BROWN'S IRON BITTERS enriches the blood and purifies the iystcm ; cures weakness lack of energy * etc. Try a lx > ttlc. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Is the only Iron preparation that docs not color the teeth , and \\ill not cause headache or constipation , as other Iron separations will. BROWN'S Ladies anil all sufferers from ncu- r.ilRia , hysteria , anil kindred com plaints , \\ill find it without au equal. CHICAGO , PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE. DETROIT , NIAGABA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Poluti Cast ftnd < Bouth-Eait. TIIKLINKCOMI'IUBES Nearly 4,000 inllen. Solid Smooth Stool Tracks All connection ! ) nro made In UNION DbPOTS. t MM a National Hctmtatlon as bolnu the rent Through Oar Line , and la universally conceded to l > u the FINEST EQUIPPED Half- road In tlio world lor nil claascs of tnt el. Try It and you will dud traveling a Inxury Inntuad nf a illscomlort. Through Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line (01 sale at all olllceu In the West. All Infonnatlon about Hates o Faro , Blooplng Car AcocmuioJatloim , Tlmo Tablet , ic. , will lit cbeurlully Klvon by apiilyinlnr to T. J. POTTER , 2d Vlco-1'ron't & Oen. Jlanak'cr.ClilcafO. PERCIVAL LOWELL , acn. PuMcivrcr Agt. Chicago , W. J. DAVKNI'OKT , ( Ion , Agent , Council Illiifts. II. I' . DUKLli , Ticket tA t. morn-oil ly I8SO. SHU T LIKE. 1380 , ' KANSAS OITST , 3Uoeft Council BMs U TUB CULT Line to ST. LOUIS' AND TIIK EAST Prow Omnhaand the Weat. A tralim lca\u II , 4 U , Depot , Omaha : Neb. co ol c u t > lw en Omilii and ni. i > cali , jnJhal onu liqiwrtn OMAHA nd HBW OUK. Dally Passenger Trams imojimo 1U KACTKKHJVD WK&TKHH OITJKa with LOKt OIlAIWKbcn-lIN ADVANCE oU , OTI/UII L1NKH taVre Hut t uiulprxid with nlliu ui I'cli c ) tilfcrthtf Ctr , P.iluco Uay Coached , Mil cr'i i ttly 1'latlorm lu r , i > nd the c lnbr tnr Ar-br ! Vu that your Hi but rouli VIA nAKHAf fllTV , > T. JOHKl'lt & COUNCIL BliUl'lfll K.ll < o rl , vU St. Jo < iiij > li * ncl Bt. Louis. Tlikelg lor uli < > t 11 coupon eUllnimluthi . J. V. C. DAV/IU , Ubii. Uupt. , Ht. Joseph , MoA AOeo I'UM , ind llcket AKt. , Ht. Joccpb , Uo. 4MOT llnnujK , Ticket Agent , 1020 Karnhau etru * W. J.DiviuiroBT , Ocnoril Aijeiil. " I / I I FAST TIME ! In tfOln I'M' Uke the liMcago & Northwest- Tralim Ivatu Omaha 8,40 p. in. an 1 7:40 : ft. m , For lull information call on II , I' . PU.lll , . Tlo- kit AKdit. lUh anil i'urniiiii Htn J IIKLI , , ( , " I * . KallMi ) IJupot , oral JAUhHT C'I/AI1K , ( Junral MORGAN PAKK MILITARY ACADEMY , A Chrlntlan Kanilly Eihool for 119 } a. I'rtparcii iirCoili/C' . H itntillo Bthnol or lluilncss Huail 10 Oupt , ED , N. KIRK TA1..CO TT I'nuclpnl , Uorruun Tark , Cook Co , , 111 , ( or catalogue. ANTl-MONOl'OJ.Y LlSAOUE. IHanK uicini > er nip role * tor the tuitl-moiiioly ] Ica/uu. contalnlun otatuiuint ol prlnvlplo met- hodd of iiruccdurc unil Inttructlouii how to oivin- liu will Uncut on application to.0.il , Okie , JlclroN b , EncloselUmp. mlli-l AT OMAHA , MONDAY , JULY 31. THE BIG S.lOW THIS SEASON , AND JK fACT THE BIGGrEST SHOW EVER SEEN , Stand to ; njwl , Al < no ami beyond any Amusement onterpflse on tha toco of thecarth.anJ known AS I , I , Cole's NGW Nine Shows United. Circus , Motmgerio , Theatre , Gallery of Wnx Statuary , Bicycle College , Russian Roller Skaters , MUSEUM , ENOYOLOPAEDIA & ASSEMBLY OP NATIONS , Vcwlj roconstrnctcil , rporrntiltrd niul harmo niously voLKolliIattil in ONE VAST ALL-PKODUOING EXUIWTION , Presenting four-fj'il tlio nttraitlnnn cln'iuixl iv ny ollur tent nhow In rv'itnncp ' , Including hofollonlng rcumrlmblo IcnturcM : lie Lnrjtoit Kiel hunt OUT cnpturu 1. Tlio flrriti'it Show o\cr ortiuilxu I. 1M ) Atmoit riiiitl | Sinr i\rr < .rmoin. Tlio I'totlilont anil N'otoilMon In Wax. Unjit. Homnltn , Iliolnenliot champion , llomlln , tlio AuntrnlUn HOIII WftlKcr. ArlullltmclullMers. HmsUn Holler Smitrrp. m otou'ry Nation. SIMULTANEOUS ACTS IN THE SAME 1UNG. 14 Acti li ) UHy Artlnte. Tnn World's CliMiiulou Lcapcrg. l llariB-ItJck llldcrn. A licnl ol IVrlormliiR Do ASJO.COO Troll | i of I tick HUlllonj. All cl < nntftl Thcntro 8t io. Kmoppiti lllcjclo K | > crts. A Komnlo Simku Chnrmcr In tlio lllng , "Ariel , " thti Mnn Illnl. Performing Wilil Anlirn'i. A Monster Menagerie ot Ilcuti ami IllrJs. fi'O hpoclino > s ol Knormcui Serpents. Ami 6,000 notelttci , frcokn nail features not" ciiiiincratcil , m Mug Ml In all The Greatest and Grandest Show on Earth. A 11 llooti Aiicnilon nd Jnpineio Dnjlight 1'lreworkg every tlay , The ruont Imposing Street 1'nr.ulu nrtr ultneeeJ. ONE TICKET - - 50 Cents. Ohiltlron - - - 25 Gents. lloiencil , Cmhloiml , ( ) | > i < m Chain nt a alight nil unco. An uptown tlcUl rfllco will ho opened on Ilia ilny ol the Kxlilhltlon. IjVntlon g\\an \ lierciltor. Cheap Excursion ll.itca on all HnllronJn. AND Mining and Milling Company. Vorklnic Capital' - C2W.MC , > plttJ Siock. 81.000.UOO , r Vatuo ol Shares , STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-AS ESSABLB r Minea Located ia BBAMHL MINING DISTRICT. ou. . . I. TIIOUAH. Pieeldent. Cummins Wyoming. WM. E , T1LTON , Vlco.l'roilrtonl , Cammlni , B. N. IIAHTTOOD , B cr Ury , Cumuilne , Wyoming , , A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Oummlnt , ( Wyomln Or. J. I. Thoniai. Louis Miller \V. 6. Uramcl. A , 0. Daan. K , llarvrood. Francis Lcavous. Oeo. II , Fuloc. Lowli Zolnun. Dr. J. C. W tklm. mot ] 6m QEO.W. , Aulhorllod Afont lor SilaoJ Slock : Un * " ' o t V . Of Woodbine , Iowa. . ON THE OHIOAGO .t NORTHWESTERN R. R. . V. Mallory , Oashior Boyer Valley Bunk [ iblor Bro'fl & Wintiir General Morihuucliao I. 1) . Stovona General Murchandiae V. I ) . Oromio Gbriurnl Morohandiso jilkoy & Deputy General Merchnndieo I. 0. Harshbnrgur Grosorioa Ctta Donaldfl > n , . .Groceries j. Oranu & Son Groceries , Boots and Shoes , Crockery and 1/ostoflico ) . Y. Barber , Restaurant and Confectionery Vtn. Giddinga t , . . .Drugs . S. Cole it Son _ . .Drugs ? . L. Cnnfield & Co Tin , Hardware and Implements ioiea & Deleon Tin , Hardware and Implements Juclumnn & JJrownoll Furniture Ura. G. " . Morton Millinery Store Miss A. 1'i ' Wheeler Millinery Store A. W. Curtis Merchant Tailor J. .Ml'i ieii Shoo Shop L. D. Butler . .Lumber A. W. Bullion Moat Market Joo. Soppick Moat Market 1. M. Ilouka . . . . ' . Barber Shop ! . W. Garner . ' ' . Barber Shop Geo. MuRgruvo Woodbine Twiner A. II. Clark Woodbiro Hotel olin Weed American Houao . 8 , McLuin Livery Stable Clark & White Livery Stable A , T. Jennings Blacksmith Shop 0. L. Smith Blacksmith Shop I. P. Polton Wagon Shop < \ M. Smith Jewelry . C. Wood Physician and Surgeon 1. B , Rabbins Physician and Surgeon V. 0. Samson Physician and Surgeon D. M. Hull , Botanic Physician A. P. Lathrop it Co k. . . ' Harness V , M. Magden Law Yoisloy , Architect and Builder C. F. Luce Land , Loan and Insurance L. 1' . Mwidenlml ! Land , Loan and Insurance L. A. Williams Loand and Loan Matthews it Kling Grain , Lumber and Farm Implements f. A. Butler , Grain and Corn Shelter . W. White ; Grain lupp & Challey Live Stock Adanm Brothers. . . .Livestock Jalloy & Noyos , , Mill A. II. Jonua , Marshal ' / Armnlitnallon.ofJ'ro- ltnjrtiliitifJrnnl'eruolan I llarkuutll'luuplutnulu ) a fialntiMo form , Tha \unl\i preparation of 'iron [ that will not Mackftt tlta _ , \tcftli \ , ochtir < ictcriittcvj sIs Hotlirr irpit prtjiarottom , rM Jn tuiMluiiut I havu loutui luiiliiuj ; to'trlvo'tha rut > ulU that 1 > B. 0 uKuuo ole , fSj NurVuu "ftitrutlon. l'uual ! ) > . lljrsiwiwx and . e7udiUun ol tl . blood. tUb | - rlo , n iu. lf lu * . In tiir luuuln. maitu iwma woi.dortul CUTM. lJ d U > tliu irrwl nd " " . 1' . ' " " ' . " . .n. olor ta 7/i ot , tnitiirttl healthful tune ta I i mull It < i ] > > iHf < ilil lo < lnil-rail ] > ttillltiIMI * of A i > iif- \ Hie , J'roatratlim of t'llnl } 1'oit'cra uiut Impotence. " . . . . . . . . . - MANUFACTURED BY THE D , UAnT R M DIOINC CO , . 213 N , MAIN ST. , ST , LOUISA / i.
