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THE1BIQNAL SEHVlbE-
Some Detnlla of the Work Done by
tno Weatuor jfchironu The Ex-
tout of the Syatoni and
Its UHO.
National KtpuUkin.
The weather bureau or tnotcrologl-
c.\l divisii-n did not get into full opo-
rition under govornmcut ixuspioos
until November , 1870. During that
yonr tln were but tnonly-four
signal ftiftt : > ns IhrotiRhout thocountrv.
In 1871 there wojofifty-five. In 187U
thcBo were increased to nr.vonly-nino ,
and since 1878 , when tlicrnroro 100 ,
thcnunibor \ run up to HO the
present year. Eiah of theao stations ,
three times daily , send cipher dis
patch in ten woidn to the ccntrnl or
chinf aignnl nlllco in this city , which
gtvea n complete history of the wenther
in every particular , na shoA-n by tlio
scientific instninwnts in nso the
bnroniotor , thcrraoinotrr , hygromctor ,
anoinometor , nneaioscopo , rnin-gaugo ,
etc. which record the direction and
velocity of the wind , humidity of the
air , nnturo of the upper nnd lower
clouds , rainfall , olc. At the head
otlico thcso nro translated , mapped ,
printed and sent to various
points. Thcao nmna nro carefully
studied by the "indications" ollicor ,
and Ilia deduction * nro tent to the
nuwspapora. They uro nleo sent to
what is called the fact-room , where
they are compared with nctunl occur
rences after the time they cover has
elapaed. It would bo dry reading to
go into details , nud the whole subject
can bo bolter understood , nud a very
pleasant time had nlao , by n visit to
the instrument rooms of the signal
ollice , on G street , where a corps of
deputies to the clerk of the weather
keep n record of his transactions
wonderful to the uninitiated to be
hold. The rooms are open to tlio pub
lic every afternoon. Prior to the es
tablishment , of this bureau Dr. Mycr
and Prof , llcnry , of the Smithsonian ,
nsnistcd by such scientists ns Hspy ,
Maury , Loomia nnd othora , labored
hard in this Hold , but no synoptic
weather maps were issued. No work
demands greater precision , moro co
pious nnd circumstantial detail , and
closer attention to the developments
of each moment than weather prog
nosticating. The Weather map is the
weather prophet's strategy. From it
ho evolves his draeinna nnd issues his
pronunciiuncnlos. Ilo seen the weath
er in nil its varying conditions everywhere -
where nil ever the continent as plainly
ne you see a b.illoon in midair , nd IUD
"cienco , ycr in itn infancy , may ,
in leas than another decade , eo
far develop as to teach how
to harness the elements and ride
the storm. Not only nro storms
foretold , but the oscillations of the
rivers their and fall--arn
rise - - re
ported , so that Hoods nnd distinctive
stages of low water and attendant dis
asters can bo provided aqainst , nnd
millions of property has been saved
by this brnnch of signal service nlono
The coast signal stations warn vessels
of the approach of storms , nnd give
life-saving stations quick notice of the
approach of marine disasters asking
rescue. By using the international
todo of signals which is really n
universal sign language , by which people
ple of different tongues , who . .can not
understand each other's speech , can
communicate with each ether with
perfect intelligence signal men have
saved much life and property through
the exchange of signals , by means of
which the people on wrecks have boon
informed of the steps being taken for
tlicir rescue on shore , and have acted
in intelligent concert , thereby eaving
whole ehip-loadu of human lifo and
valuable property. Space will not
allow n citation of tlio numerous cases ,
but the record of them can bo soon at
the chief signal office. Six years ago
the Austrian Meteorological Associa
tion Journal declared that "not only
had the American signal scrvico passed
all the older European systems with
nmnziug rapidity , but owing to the
strict military training of the observ
ers and the energy and system of the
management it has spread Itself in
every direction. " The ocean-lino nta-
tionsjoxtond about SOOmilcs , connected
principally by submarine cable , a
chain of sea-coast sentinels ready to
warn of danger and summon succor
through tha use of batteries not made
for the barbarous practices of war.
Now , all the military garrisons of the
Indian frontier are connected by wire ,
erected , operated and maintained by
the signal corps , and civilization has ,
as a consequence , in the past five
years , taken astridaof 200 miles in its
westward march. Arizona hasl,2iO
miles , Texas over 2,000 , and the
Northwest about 2,500. The cotton
belt system wai inaugurated by Gen.
Hazon , and has already accomplished
results that can bo characterized as
grand. The railway bulletin eervicoia
another now feature , and an excellent
moans of disseminating weather indi
cations. Over 100 railroad. ) co operate
in this work , and under the nrdois of
their several suporintcndunts the
weather bulletins are di tubued ( to
fully 3,000 stations that would not
otherwise receive them , The exten
sion of the special frost warnings to
the fruit interests is another phase
worth millions annually. Rut nbovo
all other considerations and benefits Is
the profit that must , sooner or later ,
avail through the existence of a corps
of exports out of whoso familiarity
with the elements will atsomo time bo
educed methods of safety from their
violence , and skill to dlroct thorn at
will u.to channels of utility.
EasiLY PnovKK , It is easily proven
that malarial fevers , constipation , tor.
pidity of the liver and kidnoya , general -
oral debility , nervousness and neural-
gio ailments yield readly to this great
disease conqueror , Hop Bitters , II
repairs the ravages of disease by con
verting the food Into rich blood , and
it gives new lifo and vigor to the aged
and infirm always.
The Lime-Kiln Club.
Detroit Free Trcts.
"If I had a chance to lib my Iffo
ever agin , " said the President as a
lolomu hush fell upon the mooting , "I
should chalk down sartin tings dat I
should 'spect to coino to nasa , on' I
should chalk down some oudor sartln'
Cnga dat I shouldn't reckon on onloss
a cyclone got IOOEO an' tore down do
foncos. I should look fur
"Do man who cuts onions to stop
an * angy wid ebery man ho moots
gwino down town.
"I should 'spect men who owed do
moas1 an' war' de least able to pay to
enouiiy jnjurea. nno canjcsve.
bos' clolhes nn' have de inoaa'
chftuco when a circus comes nlong.
"I should 'sped my nay bur to emp
ty his ashes on do spol trions' cohven *
iont to himself witlout ftny reference
as to wheder do spot \m on my innd
cr hif.
"I should 'apcct d t broauolotb n'
silk would bo worn on de stroft hy
people who fill up on cold t ters at
home ,
"J should "spool do nnmity of mon
whom I did not lend to , an' bo bent
by nine outer ton of siohv i favored.
"I should 'spool to biVJJ YA ) upon
ns n fnnatio by mon B4WS.Si to a
tlilloront church from mine , ' an to bo
abused an' called n fool by men votin'
do opposite politic * ! tlckot.
" 1 should 'specl nboul so bad
weather aboul so much sickness
nboul so many pains an' nclics , an1
hungry days nn' loudly nightc , an'
knowin' do world ne I know it now , I
should 'spoct do bofttn lo run , an' do
twins to go out , an * do stores to oprn
wheder I was in bed wid do aacr or
obor in do cabbage lot in do bis' of
health.
"As fur do Tings I shouldn't look
fur , doy nm nlmons' too numerous to
monshun ,
"I shouldn't look fur alaborm' ninti
workin' fur ton shlllin's n day to per
mit his whisVy to cost mo' dan his
tlour.
"I shouldn't look fur a girl nirnin'
fo' dollars n week to drees like n
bunker's wlfo nor put on do ngoiiy ot
n princess.
"I shouldn't look fur my naybur to
sweal his collar driviu' cons outer my
garden , any mo' dan ho would oxnoct
mo to buit my suspenders kcepin' do
boys away from his harvest opplea
"I shouldn't look fur my clnlPen to
como up widout boin * hit by malice or
wounded by gossip.
"I shouldn't look for any mo' room
in do street kynr dan I paid fur , nor n
bettor suit of clothes dan my enrcum-
stances permitted ,
"I [ shouldn't look fur any man's
word or promico to atau' good unless
ho waa sartin dat ho would be de
gninor by makin' em so. It am now
time to proceed wid do bizneas which
has reinstated us togedor , au' do
triangle will bo stricken in duo form
an' n collcckshuu taken up to dcftay
the expenses ot obsarviu do transit oi
Vonua from do northwest co'nor of do
City hall market.11
HAYKHVILLE , 0. , Feb. 11,1880
I um very glad to any I have tried
Hop Bitters , nnd never took anything
that did mo an much good. 1 only
took two bottles and 1 would not tnku
§ 100 for the good they did me. I
recommend them to my patients , nnd
got the best results from their nap.
0. B. MRitur.it , M. D.
How Russian Girls are Courted.
Love is the aamo the world ever ,
"
but "courting" " is managed very dill'er-
ontly in different countries. Russian
courting , among the middle ctacsrs ,
is peculiar. The first Whit Sunday
after the jouns girl ia acknowledged
by her mother to bo of niiirriigeiiblo
years , she is taken to the Petersburg
summer garden to join the "bridal
promenade. " This consist * of the
daughters of the Russian tradesmen
walking in procession , followed by
their parents. Up and down they go ,
praionding to chut with each other
and to take no notice of the young
mon ( ho tradesmen's sons , dressed in
their best clothes who walk in an
other procession on the other aide.
However , every now and then some
yornc follow slips out of his proper
rank and adds himself to the line of
girls on the ether side , speaking to ono
particularly. The parents of the girl
join in the conversation in a few mo
ments , nnd soon they leave the promenade -
onado and are joined by the parents
of the young "awn Generally , the
old folks have talked it well ever be
fore , but on this occasion oyory ono
protonda to bo surprised. On the
next day a female confidante calls on
the girl's parents and requests her
hand. This granted , all the relations
on both eidea meet nnd argue about
the portion to bo given with the girl.
If this is not satisfactory , all is at an
end ; if it is what is expected , he be
trothal takes placo.
The bride and bridegroom kneel
down upon a great fur mat , and the
bride takes a ring from her finger and
giVes it to the bridegroom , whoioturns
the gift by another. The bride's
mother meanwhile crumbles n piece of
broad ever her daughter's head , and
her father folds tlio imago of his
daughter's patron saint over his future
son-m-lnw'u well-brushed locks. An
they arise bridesmaids sing wedding
song. The guests each bring forward
n present of some sort , Wine ia
handed about , nnd some ono says it is
bitter nnd needs sweetening. Upon
this the bridegroom kisses the bride
the sweetness being supposed to bo
provided by this kis * salutes the com
pany and takes his leave , on which the
bridesmaids aing a song with a chorus
Bomething like this :
"Farewell , happy bridegroom ,
But return to bo atill moro happy. "
Courting time has now begun.
Every evening the lover comes to his
lady's homo with n present which is
always something good to eat gener
ally cakes or sugar plums. Ho makes
love under rather nwkwnnl clrcum-
sUucoa , for the bridesmaids sit about
the betrothed pair in a circle , Ringing
songi descriptive of their happiness.
The last evening of the courtship is
enlivened by the presentation of the
gifts of the bridegroom , which must
include brushes , combs , soap and per
fumery , On receiving these , the
brideimaids inetantly carry the bride
away , nnd wash her , dress her hair ,
and perfume her pocket-handkerchief.
Thus touched up , she returns to the
company , and the bride's father gives
his future son-in-law the marriage portion
tion , which ho takes home with him in
a neat bag.
The next morning he returns for
the lady herself. She receives him
with her hair unbralded and flowing
down her bock. They are married by
| ho ceremonies of the Greek church ,
and the old folks never go to the wed
ding dinner.
These eternal bridesmaids , whom
they must hate by thia time , ore there ,
however , still on duty , and the even
ing closes by the bride kneeling down
and pulling oil her husband's boots , to
prove her Intention to bo an obedient
and submissive wlfo.
Good-natured bridegrooms generally
hide jewelry or money In their boots ,
which the bride may take possession
of M balm for her pride. After the
wedding day the parents begin to give
foasta and keep it up a week , and it ia
not till all thia is over that the "young
ney repaired to toe west end I
oonplo" eo those blessed briuesmaida
take their dopnrtuni. They are then
compelled to kiss them , thank them ,
nd give thorn oich n present.
Bia POKaiT"
A ytTPtfru Minister Who Lost
OCXton New Yorfc Mtlllonnlrp.
IVttolt Frw rrc j.
A heavy gnmu of poker was
not vorr long since , ns I nm crodiblj
infornu d , in the mnntion of a New-
York millionaire. The tnillumtiro is
also A banker , whoso 1111110 is pretty
well known from the Hudson to SMI
Francisco. I am not at liberty to put
it in print , and for thja very good rea
son 1 rofr.xiu from no dohii ; . Ho has
long had the reputation of ono < > f the
boldeot poker players in NJW \ ork ,
and some of the heaviest games on
record hn\o boon played in Ina house ,
where ho dispenses n princely hospi
tality. In the particular game in
question , if my information is correct ,
a foreign minister , who must also bo
namnlcos , though 1 may nay that ho is
a social cek'bnty in Washington , and
not unknown in ether places , round
himself mulcted out of SMO.OOO.
Ho was uoll acquainted with the
banker , nnd had joined poker parlieo
nt hii house several times boloro. On
the occasion in question the party
consisted ot live , till with millions ti
draw upon nud courage to back a
iitrong hand for nil it was worth. J hey
had plajed tome time before nnyUiitiK
unusual happened. The hands were
ordinary , and there was nothing ex
citing in the game. Along toward
midnight , honuvur , the cards took n
sort ot now departure. Thu first dcnl
gave the banker the eight , nine , ten
nnd jack of hoarto. Ho discarded n
spade , took ono card , and found jt to
bo the queen of heart ? . So strong n
straight flush as that might not como
out twice in tun tliouonml times. Ho
wan elated , bat his fnco ga\o no sign.
The minuter called for two cards.
Ho already hold tlmu > kinga , und tn
the draw ha got n fourth. The pros
pect for n contest was good four
kings upahist u straight Hush , nnd the
players full of yrit. The betting be
gan low , but BOOH got up to fifties ,
nnd thu other players whoso hands
were not of much account , ihon dron
ed out. Tlio biuker ruined the figures
to 8100. The minister put up $100
nnd paid : "I raiEo jou ? 500. The
banker saw the S300 nnd raised it
? 1,000. TlioM - then began in
earneot. The bets ran up to § 1,000 ,
S10.000 , 820,000. The mon who had
droppol out hold their breath. The
two who stood in hud their bloo-1 up
und each felt that his hand was good
enough for ono figure. In n few
minutes the pot represented S. > 00.000.
At that point tlio b.iut.er allowed u dis
position to halt , but the -minster WHS
not satisfied. Ho raised another 820-
000 and thu banker oiuv it nml wont
810,000 bolter Th minister follow
ed with 825,000. "AU rmlit , " stud
bunker ; "I ito your S'-o.OOO and call
yout hand. " That via the end of u
When the mininter hud down his four
kings the banker put hUdtratght tlutih
bcstdo them without u wotd. The
ininidter seemed a little surprised , but
merely said : "Very yood ; the money
is yours. " Ho had lout 8300,000 , , but
it did not sour him a bit. The game
was not ro.iuciod , but ho talked na
pleasantly as if ho had won n fortune
instead of losing one. The banker
seemed embarrassed , and his friends
who hud dropped out of the game
were uncomfortable. Ho decided on
thn spot that it would not do to have
any moro poker playing in his room.
It might be said that ho drew his
friends there to llocco them. He still
plays n still game now and then , but
only at the club.
Euoklin'0 Arnica Halve.
The BEST SALVE la the world for Cnti ,
lirulaes , Boron , Ulccrr , int ) Kheurn , Fe
ver Sores , Tetter , Chipncd Hands , Chil
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positively eurospllen. It 1 < gnar&ntaad to
give BftUHl&ctfou t iz.v coy refunded.
1'rlwj , 2."i cunts per ex , Kor mile kbyOi
V fvrwfn < lTi
no longer from Dyspep
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AppetitelossofStrength
lack of Energy , Malaria ,
Intermittent Fevers , &c.
BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS never fails to euro
all these diseases.
Jo < ton , November jC , jSli.
TH CnuMitAi.Cn.
Ucmlemcn. I'or years I have
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utid could get no reIefliavlng ) ( tried
ever ) thing which wit lecoiiunciid-
ed ) until , acllntf on the advice or a
friend , who lud been bcnefitted by
llnimn's IKON HITTUKS , I tried a
bottle , willi moit lUMirltlni ; reiulu ,
I'revlotu to taking IliumN'S IKON
JliTruHSeverything ! aledlstreued
me , and I tuOeret ] greatly from a
burning leniatlon In the ttomach ,
which was unbearable. Since tak
ing DKUWH'S IKON llinins , nil my
truuulciareatanend , Cane < iny
lime without any disagreeable re.
mill , I am practically another
jr on , Mr * . W , J. FLVNN ,
30 Maverick Si , L. IJojton.
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TERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs ,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms , such as tast
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Heat in the Stomach ,
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only Iron Preparation
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teeth or give headache.
Sold by oil
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Baltimore , Mtl ,
S lli.it alt Iron Hitters are made by
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
J. T.II.rt ,
T P BnmnBO ir ? nn
u , r. liuliMo $ bu ,
u = XG-X13MrJCJ3t
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AkD NOVELTIES ,
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30NFECTIORE8S
1ND DEALERS IN
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Ill S. 14th St.
OMAHA - - NEB.
100,000
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NOW in USE.
Thevimrmw all other for wwy rldlni ; . atrle
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They are for n.Uo by nil Loading Cixr-
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For ( M b
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And all Poluti Eatt nndrocmth-E t.
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All ccnnoctlonn nro nrndo In UNION DtPOT8.
hog a Nutlornl Ilojmtatlon n * H'lng the
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All Information about lUtcn o Fare , Eloopli
Car AcocmraoJatloniTimo Tables , &o , , wl '
chootlully ijlvin by applyinln to
T. J. POTTER ,
2d Ylec-l'ro 't & Ocn. llwmucr.Chlcj.50.
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Ocn. Posaotuer At. | Chloiro.
W. J. DAVKNrOIlT ,
( Jen ARont , Conncll Dluffi.
Hi I' . UUKLL. Tlckot Apt.
Sioux Oitj & f aciflc
THH B1OUX Q1T ? BOUTB
Huns a tlolld Tula Through frotr
Oounoll BluKa to St. Paul
Without Ch nao Time , Only II Hour *
UILK3 illS iTllOUTE'J KOUTB
IIOM
COUNCIL , BL.UFP3 .
TO RT. PAUL , MIN.NKAl'OLla
HULUTU 0)1 ) B1QUABOR
and all polutl lu Northern Iowa , XUnngi < .t > aac
Da'ioU. llila line la equipped with the Improvoi )
V/e9tl.ihon ; o . ' .utumutc Alr-Snl.o and Ullli
PUiform Ootiplcc and HoDcr : and for
DP2ED. BA1TTTV AND COlll'OKT
III nnturpAMod. I'ullintn I'alaco blwphig Cn
run through IVITIIOtirOHAWOE ujtwoen Ran
a City and Ht. Paul , ila Council BluUi ani )
Qloiu City.
Train ! Icare Union FaclBo Tranifar al Conti
ell Uluffi , at 7:50 : p. m. dally on arrival of Kimciu
City , Ht Jouaph and Oouncll IlluR * train fiooi
tboeouth. Arriving at Uloux City 11:40 : p. rn
and at ItuNow Union Depot at Et. Paul * j 11C5 :
noon
IKN nooua IN ADVAUOI : or ANY OTUIB
nOUTB.
XSTUemember In tukliic Iho Hlotu City Koul
you get a Through Trull. The ahoitost Lu
tha QulckontTlraa and a Oomfortkbla Itlda ID tb
Through Cam botwixju
COUNCIL UI.UIT3 AD HT. TAUti.
MTHce that your Tkkctl IKM ! vU tha "fllon >
Oliy and I'aclflo lUilioi. I '
/.B. WATILKS. J 11. HOOKAH AH
Gui > rrlni9iidont. Qen' l'iuu.Ac nl
Uli.tc.Lrl Valley U.
W , E , DAV1U , Boutbwnntt.71 I'ttmciifor Agont.
rjcucll liluDi
FAST TIME I
In rolnff Kot Uke the
Chicago & If opflmresfr
Tralni leave Omaha 3:10 : p. m , and 7:40 : a. m.
For full Information call on II I1. DKUl'.L , Tlcka
Agent , Mth and Faraam nt . , J. 11KL1. ! , U I *
Hallway Uupot , oral JAMKai'.CLAUK , Oonor
Airont.
FOR SALE-MILL MACHINERY ,
changed our mill to Hungarian rol
ler | > roctM , we ollir part of our old ma
chinery lor Halo at low prliua. It conalita of a
pair of finely finished and epacod main driving
hotel whofllt , ( Iron and mortUonine Icchca face ,
three Intlita pltth , driving a main upright ihafl
auout 36 ( ttt long and ilcii , ono main mortlx
ipur ttheol 7 Inih face and 1 } Inch pitch , two pair
4 fett and 1 pair ! U Inch burre , uplndleu , plnloni
(7 ( Inch face 1 ] pitch ) , uacklaah tprlngn , curhn ,
etc. , complete , one four reel cheat , 17 fcvt cloth ,
7convojor , uno two reel client , U feet cloth. 4
comejorn two ( Iratlot uhcat hcatcrn.l No.SlHu
reka nmuttcr , 1 liornard & Leoi ncchlni ; Bciia-
rater andcletalorn , thaftt , wbeolt , pull } i , con
veyorn , etu , Koine of the uiaihlnery ban been
uwiil but allltle over two years , and all la In gooi
condition. For further Information addrea *
J , C. IIOKKMAVHACO. ,
Council UluHs. Iowa ,
'
aiiif 10-wtf _
LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE Three coursog ; open to both
Boies.
Boies.AOADB Classical and Knullu Ohm
the lautcl train.n for collrgaor tuu'n
I < 'UKUY IlALIi-Hcmlnary for Voung
Li-Jltn. Uniurpaued lu beauty and healthful
uesg of dtuatlon , and In extent of advantage !
offered and thoroughuowi of tralnlugiiltca. On
Like Michigan.
Year beglni Bepteinbcr 13,1882. AppI 0
PHEBT. QBEQOHY , Lalio Forest , 111
| Btrecu.
Uuuu au U fed cum
SCROFULA ,
The eoat of all diseases of thia no-
lure is in the blood , ns any ono mani
festly knows ; therefore , if you purify
the mood , the clisca'o , in any form or
stage , disappears , llead what those
nay who hayo tested the merit * of the
jroal vegetable blood purifier , 8. S , S.
It k.uiBes , ho blnnd of all scrofulous
laint ? o thoroughly that the disease
never returns.
I had scrofula for seven months , the
ilcor covering the entire surface of
Dolh lois. After having tried the
usual remodicn with no relief , I re *
sorted to B. S. S , nnd am glad to sny
tlut six bottles has oflectunlly cured
no. A. S. LENTI TY ,
AtUnta , Oa.
I suffered from scrofula 17 years.
My shin bones were covered with ul
corn and ono limes of rotten lleih , and
ho odor WAS almost unbciirnble. AU
onicdics and treatments failed until I
> egan taking S. S. S. 1'roviono to
afclng it I nt times could scarcely
\nlk. Now I can walk all dny , and I
lAvti to thank S. S. S. and it only for
uy ClUO. } HOS. McPAlltiAltD/
Atlantn , Ga.
Some thirty years ngo there lived
n Montgomery , Ala. , a young man
\ho w.w terribly allliotcd with Scrof
ula. After being treated for n long
imo by the medical profession of this
own with no benefit , ho commenced
liking S. S. S. After persistently
nking it two moutha ho was cured ,
icing iicqur.inted with him for 20
cars thereafter , I can testify that the
liscaso never returned.
J.V. . Ihsitor , J. P. ,
Hob Springs , Ark.
81,000 Rnwnnl will o r ! d lo nr
* ioralnt ho will And , on Mmlju.iol IWIottlcsof
. fl. S. , one iwrtlclr ot M ruiir ) , loiilJt of fa
lani m tiiy Mini rat mitatAiice.
awiirr HPKOIFIO co. Pirp ,
Atlanta , Ol.
frier ol Hirill "Iff , II.CO ,
Largo ftlin (1.76.n'it
n'it ' > iv all tlrnnrUt
fKENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
KOM
OOL. L. T. FOS7EK.
YouiiK to n , Ohio , Mo ) 10,1SSO.
In. 11. J. KitMiALii * Co. I had ok very \alua >
ilo Ilamblctonlin colt thai Ijnltndcry highly ,
loliad n largo lionotpatln rn ono Joint and
minllono on the other uhtch mvlo hliuxcry
kino ; t hud him under the chirgo ot two voter-
nary nunrconfi which tailed to euro him. 1 KM
onoilivj nadliiKtho ihoitl'oincnt ot KcmlnU'i
Spn\ln Cum In thuClilcaso l'.x | > rcHil tlotvrmlnod
ntonco to try It and cot ourcnicR'eta ' hero U >
notul f.irlt , nnl they nrdcrnt three hottUn ; 1 took
all m.il 1 thought I would ul\o It a thorough
: iUl.l tisod It according to directions and tha
'ourth dny the colt cumod to ho l&mo Mul tha
, umpn liavu dlnaiipvardl. I Ufli'd hut ono hotlla
and the colt's lliubu nro a > tree ol lumjn and aa
emooth aa any hurno In the etato Ho la rutlro-
iy cured. The euro win BO remarkable tbttl
tia\o littnout mj iieUhbaia lu\o the remain-
\ng \ t o bottlcalo aronon usln lt.
Very respectfully ,
L. t. I'OSTER
Bend tor lltuitratcd circular Khlnp poaltlr *
| < raol. I'rlccjl. All DrUKRlst ? uavolt or can
; utltor vou. Dr. I ) . J. Kendall fc Co' , Pro- I i
iirlatora , Enoaburnh Falls , Vt.
aOIit ) BY ALL DRUGGISTS
cl.wlv 5
DOCTOR ' I
WHITTIEE ,
G17 St. Charlcm St. , ST. LOUIS , Mo.
A UEQUr-AIl GRADUATE ot Uo
colI'ctH.huhoon longer cn a oJ In the treatment - '
mont or UIIKOMIO , NEIlVOl/3 , SKIS AND
1ILOOI ) Dlnoaaui than any other plijBlcUn In fit.
Louis aa city piper * ehow and all old to ldont <
know. Coniultatlon at olllco or hy ranll , Ireo
and Imlted. A friendly talk or his opinion
co t nothing. When It la liicomcnlcnt to
\la'ttl.o ' cltj lor treatment , modichici can ba
tent by mall or express ei cry where. Curable
laneauuarautuod ; uncru doubt cxlat'lt la ( rank-
y tUUd. ( J II or wr.tc.
Nervoiin proiitratlon , P MHty ,
uiul I'liyBlcal Wunkneflii , f iTCiirial and
other affectloiiH of Throat , Sit In niut lioiicH ,
Jllood JiniiirTtlon | nnd Blood l'olnonluf. (
Hkln Atfcctlonn , Olil Sorm mid Ulcere ,
Impodlmenta to Hnrrlnne , ICbeunmtinn ,
1'ilea. Hpeelul attention to caHOg from
ovor-workoTbraTn. SUlldlOAL OASKS
receive special attention. iJlseftneH nrltlng
from Imprii'lencd , Kxc * oii , Induluencen
Kxpoauroa. ag
GRAY'H HPEOIFIO MEDICINE
TRADK MARK The OroitTn/UU MARK
Engllnhrem-
cdy. Anun-
falling euro
lor Hemlnal
Weaknon ,
Bpornmtor-
rhca , ImiKit'
cncy , and all
BEFORE TAKIHB.e nco9ol AFTER TAURB ,
Woll-Aliu o ; us l.osaol Memory , Uahorral Liu l
tude , I'aln In the Hack , Dimness of Vision , Pra
mature Old Ape , and many other Da ! < uioa that
load to Inimnlfy or Conguuii > tlon tud a l'rem -
tura Ora\o.
WTKnll partlculari In our pamuhlct , which
wo diwlru to lend free Iruiall to every out.
tUTl'he SpocllleModlclnti U lold Iiy all drutrnl t
at SI per package , or 0 package ! for $ C , or will
bo mint free by mall on rccMiil of the money , by
THKC.IIAY ! < EDICINKCO. ,
Buffalo , N. ? .
ocTme-eod
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME.
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER.
Best for TOILET , BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
Genins Eewardefl ,
OB ,
flio Story of tlio Sowing Maoliine , t
A btndiomo little | mph ! t , biro and cold
COT * with numerous eugrarlngir , will b
GITBIfl AWAY
lo ny onll penoa calUrjg for It , at anr bunch
Ot lub-oScooI ThoBlnxer Uanufaolnrlng Com *
pany. or will be wnt by wall , post paid , la
any perxin llvug al a dlitanu fioro cur rfficci
The Singer Manufacturing Do , ,
Principal afiloo , 34 Union Square ,
NEW YORK ,
Will I practlw lu btate tad Fd
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