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DR. A. J. COOK ,
( - .id RONIC DISEASES !
Diseases of Women and Diseases of the Rectum a Specialty ,
The Dr. has boon located in Coun
cil Bluffs nearly two years , and hav-
ng been called professionally during
that time into'the best families in the
city and surrounding country , takes
pleasure in an announcing that ho has
come to stay. His constantly incroas-
Inp practice at homo , in the midst of
his nfvn people , is the best ovidoncoof
his skill ua SPECIALIST , and ho
wishes it understood , onca fur all , that
bis methods of treatment are S TRIOP-
LY scientific ; that ho despises quack
ery aa well atnong so-called "Regular"
and "Homeopathic" practitioners as
among traveling charlatans and "Cure-
Alls. " He has devoted fifteen years
to the study and practice ot his SPE
CIALTIES and has had the benefit of
t he most ekillfal training in the best
gllegoa and hospitals in the land , and
r as no hesitancy in'promlaiug the very
Ost results to bo obtained trom scion-
cmedicine and surgery.
BIOS. ,
Are now reedy to contract for small castings oi
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention Is called to the I'd that the
metals are melted In CRUCIBLES which glvca tfco
very beat castings ,
Burning Brands
FOR
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACKERS -
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTO KIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
Aa well aa ,
Cattle Brands
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'AIIK NICELY EXECUTED.
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Works : Corner Sixth street anil Eleventh aveuue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I. D 1DMVNDSOK , I. I. . BnUOAUT. A. W. BTBIIT ,
President. Vlce-Pros't. Oaehler.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Bluff * .
Organized nndor the lawa of the Stiio ot Iowa
Paid up capital . I 76MO
Authorized capital . SOO.OOO
Interest paid on tlmo deposits. Drafts lamed
on the principal cities of the United States end
Europe. Special attention given to collection !
and eotrcspcndeuca with prompt retain' .
DIUr.OTORS.
J. D. BJmundson , K.L. Shagait , J.T.It
, tW .Wallace , J. W. Rodfcr , I. A. a
A W tltirit _
MKS. fi , J , IflLTOft , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGE9B ,
EDWIN J. ABBOTT ,
Justice oi the Peace and
Notary Public.
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs.
MRS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
QYNEOOLO&IST.
Griinate ol Elcctroj thlc trutltntlOB , 1'blli
Ullibla , Pcnni.
Offlce Cor , Broadway & Glonu Ave
COUNCIL ULUFF8 , IOWA.
V. , /The treatment ol all dlsawiss and p lnlal dl
; ' - ' Icaltlea peculiar to l male a tpeciilly.
' : L EVERIHCHAM & GO , ,
Ocmmission
Merchants
Chicago and Milwaukee ,
Con.Uumenw of Qja'n , Seedi and Provlilon
Ollcjltoj.
SPECIALTIES ,
Ic muat ba evident to uvory close
obsarvor : hw m ono mind , however
gif'ed , can urAsp moro than n m re
araittoring of medical nclec.co. The
fiild is too large nud the natural divis
ions too nmnurnns for miyUiuii ; moro
thau f , oarsury view of the vwt obsta-
oloi to b tmoounterod by the "g n-
erl" practitioner Wo have our cm-
iiiunt anrgoona and our nminmit prnc
tttionorb of medicine , i > { .or which fol
io < r the noted Hpaolallsts , embracing
the Eye , tha Ear , the Throat , the
Lungs , the Kldnoya and Bladder , Din-
oaeea of Women , Insanity , &c , &o. ,
any one of which requires years of
patient study and practice to insure
proficiency and ultimate success.
The bmy practitioner of to-day
the "family" physician can no more
embrace all these specialties in his
practice and do jaatico to his patients
than ho can "bottle up sunlight , " yet
how many physicians in the western
HESTORYOFANORPH4NGIRL ,
Mottle's , ttpry wai simple enough.
The orphan girl of a former servant
a a wealthy family , Mattlo had
hared the lessons and the play of the
younger daughter of the house , until
tlmo came when it was convenient
o tarn the humble companion adrift
o work for herself. It may have
> ecn a piece of Ill-luck hla neighbors
scribed to Drew , that it ahonld have
icon ( o his form the girl came as help
o his slater , or it may have been a
Icco of his good nature that made
lira agree to take nndor his roof this
tr t < y laso , untrained for aorvlcu and
( Incited far above her station.
Drow'a widowed sister , Mrs. Banks ,
who lived with him , and whoso child
t 5rai Mattie had coma to nurao ,
.mong.it other duties too numerous to
mention , for there WAS bat ono serv
ant kept Drew's aiator exclaimed in
lespair when the farmer brought
lome the young lady-like , delicate-
ookicg girl :
"Wo want a atvonfr , hard-working
DBB ? This ono ctooan't know her
Ight name from her left. She la as
; oed as a lady , or as bad , and has
lever milked a cow in her life ! What
were you thinking of to brine ; her
here ? "
"Ah ! that's my luck ; well , wfl muat
do the but wo can with her. K the
toward had never mentioned her to
me now but then ho did mention
ler , ar.d hero she is. "
There uho was , and thcro'qhe stayed ,
apt to learn , willing to bo taught ,
; ratoful for the real kindness she met
with. Mattlo waa soon the bast hand
at milking for mlloa around , and soon
devoted to baby. Three years passed
quietly , and then came the romance of
Mattio'a llfo.
She waa twenty that summer. Adam
Armltago , a grave man , was fully ton
yeara her senior. A great traveller , a
member of the world renowned
scientific socletv , a student and a dis
coverer ho was between two scientific
oxpodltiona , refreshing heart and
brain by a walking tour through the
dome countries ,
Adam's walking tour ended at the
farm Drew , had taken only a year be
fore , and the dwelling house it had
been found moro convenient to Inhabit
thun the amallor bni'dlnc ' on the old
land olooo to the road. Mr. Armitaqc
found the pure air of thu downs teed ;
for him. lie made friends with all
the family. To nlattie it waa delight
ful to meet once moro eomo ono with
nil the tricks and manner of the more
refined society , urnon which hei
youth had bcon pwed. Little Hatr ;
followed hla norr friend wherever hi
wont. Harry'a mother called him t
right down pleasant gentleman ; th <
farmer called him a good man.
They all mleaed him when he wenl
away. Mattie most of all ; but * the
next summer found him there again
a welcome old friend this time , and n <
stranger.
Drew , a keen obierver of all tha
wont on around him , waa not BO mnol
taken by aarpriae u hli eliter wai om
day toward the end of thla aeconi
visit. Adam and Mattie were botl
country are PUETENDINO to do so , to
the cost and Injury of their patients.
CHRONIC DISEASES ,
The Dr. does not pretend to euro
ALL chronic dlsanaoa. Ho claims ,
however , that years of patient study
nnd practice , in the hospitals and < 0s3-
viidre , glvo him advantages in their
treatment which no ordinary practi
tioner cm possibly have ; that ho CAN
OlJRE many cases now prononncad
INCURABLE by them , and glvo re
lief to hundreds of others whoso dis
ease * come within the range of his SPE
CIALTIES. Ho is prepared to give
the most approved electric treatment
and medicated vapor baths , when
noadod. Parties res'd ' ng at a distance ,
whoso moans will no ; admit of their
taking a regular course of treatment
hor. . * , wlil ba furnished blanks with
quoitlona , which can ba answered and
returned to the Doctor , who will make
uo his diagnosis and give treatment if
desired , bat ho much prefers to make a
misterlously missing. Aatrong-armod
ass made her appearance before night.
Jhe waa the bearer of a note from
rlattlo confessing that she and Mr.
Armltage wore married , and hoping
ho aorvant sent might supply her
> lace , oo that no one would be incon-
renionoed.
Drew might shako his head and look
thoughtful , but Mr. Armltage waa hla
own master , and It waa not the fiart
; imo a gentleman had married a conn-
ry lass. Besides the deed waa done
and past recall , They had gone qui
etly to ono of the churchoa In the
own , and from whence the sound of
) ells floated up to the farm , and had
> oen married by special license. Adam
lad taken lodging for his bride , and
there they passed ono brief , bright
week of happiness , then one mornng |
hey walked quietly back together ,
ilattlo blushing and smiling , and look-
ng so lovely and ladylike in a almplo
dress that she used to wear before nho
oimo to the farm they hardly know
hor. "
Adam explained that ho meant to
eave his wlo ( for two days no moro
in care of her old friend , at the end
of that time he would return and
'etch hor. There wore arrangements
to make vrith regard to the scientific
expedition about to otart immediately.
[ t would sail without him now , but it
} ehooved him to do his best that bis
ilaco should be as well filled as it
night bo. There was also his mother
; o aoo , and preparing for receiving
Mattie.
Mattlo walked a little way with her
inaband and the farmer , along the
jroozy uplands , and then Adam Bent
ler back , and hastened hia own stops
n the direction of the little station ni
: he foot of the downs. When ho came
tgain , ho Bald , laughing , it will bo
from L station , and that ho would
drive in a fly through the Stonodono
gate along the track , the only approach
preach to a carriage road loading to
the farm.
Mattlo wont away smiling , as ho
meant she ahonld do , and only paused
now and then to look after the two
men as long as they remained in sight.
It was natural that oho should feel a
llttlo afraid of thla unknown lady ,
Adam's mother , but that fear waa the
onlyahadow on Mattlo'a path. It waa
an idyl , a poem , as true a love story
aa the world haa aeon , that had written -
ton Itself hero In thla out of the way
spot on the lonely Sussex Downo.
On the third day they might look
for Adam to return , but that day pas-
ard , and many another , until the dayn
wore woske the weeks months , and
ho neither came nor wrote. Mattie
remembered how when oho had re
turned to look back for the list time
rpon that homewqrd walk eho had
aeon hia fig ire distinct against the sky
for an Instant , and In the next lost II
entirely BB ho passed out of Bight ovoi
the swelling lines of hills , Juat BC
she Boomed to have lost him in ono In
slant of her life. And yet she nevoi
lost faith and trust in him novel
ceased to watch for hla coming again
Drew , after a time , either goaded t <
the atop by hia alator's loud-voicec
arguments , or prompted to It by hli
own aonao of what waa due to Mattie
not only took pains to ascertain tha
the marriage waa real enough , but tin
farther pains of searching for am
finding the address of Adam Armltagi
In London , It waa strange how thl
personal examination and treat all
patients hero , when possible , thus
avoiding any chance of error in diag
nosis ,
The Doctor treats all forms of chrou
ic disoaao , without mentioning anyone
ono in particular , and has no hesitancy
in aaying that ho OAN and WILL
give the boat treatment known to med
ical science , and charge only a reason
able fee for hls aorviooa.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Thla is ono of the SPECIALTIES
tovhlch the Dr. has devoted the best
yeara of hia llfo , and hundreds of
women , now living , are ready to tosti'
fy that they found relief at his hands
when others had fallod to benefit
thorn. The'"family" ' physician can
not treat these diseases successfully ,
for many important'reasons. . , chief
among which Is , that he has not the
time to devote to their study , nor the
patience to do them jaatico. Nor
; lrl and her former master , both
rusted Adam in the face of hla Inex
plicable silence ; In the face of oven a
nore ominous discovery that ho had
never mentioned Mattio'a name to hia
mother , or alluded to Mattlo at all ,
Aa for Adam , Mra. Armltaco had de
clared ho waa not with her then , that
uho could not glvo an addreaa that
ironld find him , an assertion that con
firmed Mattlo in the idea that ho had
ao often spoken to her.
Aa autumn passed and the evenings
; row chill with the breath of the com-
ng winter , Mattio'a health Boomed to
'all. The deep melancholly that op
pressed her threatened to break the
ipringa of llfo. In order to escape
ilre. Banks the girl took to lonely
vandorlnga over the downs ; wander-
ngs that ended always at Stonodoue ;
until , with the instinct of a wounded
animal that Books to boar its pain
klono , or from the ovor-reoullection of
.ho last words of Adam , when ho said
t was by the way of Stonodono that
10 would return , aho besought the
'armor ' to Bond away the woman in
shargo of the house and allow her to
, ake her placo.
Drew yielded to the wish of the wlfo
whose heart was breaking with the
pain of abaouco and the myatory of
illonco , and Mattie , on this foggy day
iad already lived at Stonodone , on
the watch always for the coming of
Adam.
The fog Increased instead of dimin
ished with the approach of ovenlng.
Drew could not aoo hla own house nn-
til ho was close to it : as ho had re
marked , the mystery of Mattlo'a affairs
was not moro impenetrable than the
veil hiding all natural objects just
then. When ho had put up the horao
and gene into tea , Mrs. Banko , ae uho
bustled about , preparing the meal
which Mattlo's deft little fingers had
boon wont to sol with BO much quiet-
jH as well aa calority , did not fall to
graot him with the question : "Well ,
how is aho ? "
"Sho" had oomo to moan Mattie in
the vocabulary of the farmer and hla
alator.
"About as UBUR ! in hoa'th ' , " Drew
replied , lifting the now iive-yoar-old
Harry to his knee , "hut troubled in
mind though , to ba sure , that la aa
usual , too' "
"Sho la out of her mind , " exclaimed
Mra. Banks , Irritably. "Every one
but yourself knows that ; and if you do
not know it , it is only because you are
as mad aa she la or any ono might
think from the way you go on. "
"Nay , nay , " Bald Drew gently , as
the butter dish waa not on the table
with a vohomouca that made the tun-
cups rattle. "Thoro are no algns of
madness about Mattie ualoas you
call her trust in her husband by BO
harsh a name. "
"Husband ! A pretty husband , in
deed ! I'vo no patienoo with him ; not
yon cither. Aa if it were not a com
mon tale enough ! It would be battoi
to persuade the girl to come homo and
got to work again , than to encourage
her in her fancies , while yon pay another
ether servant bore and times BO hare
as they are. "
"I was thinking to-day. " the fannei
went on , softly passing hia broad pain
over the blonde head of the child upot
hla knee , "I waa thinking , aa I cami
along , of how It stands written : 'Hi
that loveth not hla brother whom hi
ahonld it bo expected of him , In the
absence , perhaps , of special training
and experience , and in the hurry and
excitement of general practice
The Dr. is prepared to treat all female -
male dhoasoi in a skillful and scientific
manner , having devoted several years
Co their study and treatment , both in
the hospital and in active practice
Diseases of the Rectum ,
Those embrace Hemorrhoids , or
Piles , Fiatulos , Fissures , Prolnps , or
falling of the anus , tumors , etc , etc. ,
and constitute ono of the Doctor's
loading specialties. All rectal tutnora
are treated by the now method of in
joctlng and ara thoroughly and speed' '
lly removed , with but little or no pain.
Oasoi of Piles , from ton to twenty
yoara standing , have boon permanent
ly cured by this now method , many of
thorn residing in and near the city at
present.
present.EPILEPSY ,
Many cases ot Epilepsy , or Fits ,
lath seen , how can ho love God ,
whom he hath not aeon ? ' "
At that moment the ahadowy form
of aomo ono going to the front door
msaod the window against which the
og pressed closely. Drew eat llttlo
Sarry on hla foot and rose slowly ,
iateulng with Intontnesa and a Bur-
arising look that made hla sister ask
what ailed him.
"Rovor ! the dog does not bark.
Who by the mercy of heaven , It la
; ho man himself ! " cried Drew , as the.
door opened with a suddenness that
caused Mra. Brnka to drop the plates
upon the brick floor. For Adam Ar
mltago stood upon the threshold.
Adam , pal ? and worn , a shadow of
ils former self , but himself unmla-
takably.
Adam looked around the room as
.hough seeking eomo ono , amilod in
ils old fashioned way at Harry , gave
a half curious , half indifferent glance
; o Eliza Banks , aa she turned to the
tanner.
"Drow , " aald ho simply , "whoro is
my wlfo ? "
"Mrs Armltago Is waiting for you
at Stonodono , air. There waa some
alk of your coming back that way. "
"Waiting ? " Adam throw np hla
lands with a paa.ilonato gesture.
"What can she-havo thought ? "
"Sho thought you ivoro gene , after
all , upon that voyage , and that your
otters miscarried , Sometimes aho
laa thought you wore dead , Mr.
Armltauo , ; bnt never " Drowbroko
off and hold out hia hand. "We
know yon could explain what haa
lapponod sir , " ho coucludod.
Adam drnw hh hand across hla eyes
n the way a man might do who has
atoly boon aroaacd from a bad dream ,
aud has some trouble to collect hla
thou hta , "
"L'hat haa happened , " ho aald ,
"which if It had not befallen me my
self , and become a part of my own
experience , I should find it difficult to
Ind it poaslbln. A strang thin ? haa
iuppauod" hero the old amlle they
remembered BO well broke the light
ever his face "and yet a thing not
nero strange , aa the world goes , than
; hat you I Bay nothing of Mattlo
jut they should have trusted me
throughout. I detected no diatrast
In your voice , no doubt in your eyes
< not oven when they first mot jaat
now. They called rninu a rare case ,
Friend ; they might say the aamo of
your belief in mo But Stonedeno ,
did you Bay ? Walk with mo there and
hear my tale M wo g' . "
'This ovuiuuu , and In this mist ,
nnd you looklbg U\r from well , " boian ;
Ellzi Binks. "MaUio lias waited no
long already that one night moro will
make but littla difference. "
"Ono night , ono hour moro than I
can help will make all the difference
botwcon wilful wrong aud a misfor
tune that has fallen on all alike. " Ha
would not bo dlojaadod from setting
out at once , and In another minute the
two men wore pursuing their way
through the driving mist , Adam talk
ing aa they wont.
After parting from Mattlo ho had
taken a train to London , where , ar
riving In duo course , ho drove in a cab
to hla mothor'a house in Qroavonoi
Btroet , within a few yards of which hli
cab waa overturned , and Adam wai
thrown out , falling heavily on hli
head , After a long interval , however ,
he opened hia oyoa and recovered con
can bo cured if taken in time , aud es
pecially in young subjects. The Dr ,
does not claim to euro all caaoa that
come to him for treatment , bat can
point to numerous instances where a
permanent euro hast boon wrought
within the lust five years. Medicines
will bo Bent by express when patients
cannot eomo to the , city.
TAPE WOKMS ,
The troublesome pnraaltoa can bo
removed in a few hears , with bat llt
tlo inconvenience to the patient. The
Dr. will Bond modioinoa by express ,
with full directions for USD , at any
tlmo they may bo ordered. .
The Dr. makes no promises but
what will bo fulfilled to the letter. If
ho examines you and finds your dia
ease incurable , ho will toll you BO in
plain words ; if ho finds yon can bo
bonofittod ho will treat yon for a mod
erate fee and glvo yon the benefit of
all that medical science can do for yoni
cine. Thia is all that any careful
BcionsnoBB , and aa ho did so slowly
at firat , but after a tlmo more fully
ho astounding discovery waa made
.hat hla memory waa entirely gom.
However , thla state waa 'one from
which , BO said hla friends , science
could at will recall him , and the oper
ation necessary to roatoro Adam to
ilmaelf waa deferred only until hla
icalth permitted of ita being attended
: > y a minimum risk.
It was while Adams was In the atato
ibovo dosoribod that Drew had soon
VIra. Armltago. A proud woman , aho
was 111 pleased to hear that ho had
married n farm servant ; for that waa
the ono fact that , stripped of Draw's
lanogyrics upon Mattie'a superior odn-
satlon and refined manners , alouo
stared her In the faco.
Hastily resolving there was no need
o embitter her own Ufa by an attempt
o recall to her son this ill-fated mar
riage , oho did not hesitate to deceive
ho unwelcome visitor. Change of
ceno had boon ordered for the pa
tent , nnd bcforo Drew called at the
louao in Grosvonor street for the second
end time , Adam and his mother were
; ono. It was In Paris , month after
nonth , that the operation waa
inally Buccosefnlly performed , and
ho first word of Adam was Mattlo's
name The first effort of his newly
recovered powers waa to relate to' his
nether the history of hia marriage ,
and to write to hia wlfo.
"God grant the suspense haa neith
er killed nor driven her mad , " ho
exclaimed.
It was to hla mother's hand the lot-
, cr waa confided , nnd with that excla
mation ringing in her oars , Mra , Ar-
inilago stood beside the brazier filled
with charcoal and burning In the ante
room of their apartment in the Champa
ISlyBoes. She waa not a bad woman ,
but the temptation waa too great to
unravel Itself , and what would turn
up ? If the girl were dead , why no
harm'has bcou done , and the terrible
mistake of the non's was rectified at
onco. If the other alternatives were
to provo true , and Mattlo had lost her
senses , Adam would ba equally free
from her , or measures could bo taken
to insure BO desirable a roanlt , Mrs.
Armltago toro the letter into pieces ,
and waited by the brazier until the
fragments were oharrod. Adam naked
no awkward question , and waa not
oven Burpriaed at receiving no answer
to hia epistle , since it had announced
his coming. The firnt day his health
admitted of it ho Bat out alone foi
E ishnd.
Such waa the Btory. When Dron
told of hia ciforts td seek Adam , and
had mentioned that no letter had
rfruhod Mattlo , Adam TT. at a lost
to understand the pare his mother had
pUyod Bat ho never spoke of II
then cr at any future tlmo.
The house door at Stonodono stooc
ajar ; ovonlng had closed in now , am
the chilly fog was ntlll abroad , but thi
figure at the gate waa dimly discern !
bio.
bio.Adam
Adam hastened his footsteps.
"For heaven's Bake , air , bo careful
the suddenness of It might turn ho
brain , " cried Drew , laying a dotalnin
hand upon the arm of hla companion
Adam gently ahook him off.
"Suddenness , " ho repeated. "Aye
It la sadden to you , and to Mrt
Banks , but for me and Mattie , whoa
thoughts are day and night , and nigl
practitioner should promise hia pa
tients' II ia all ho CAN promise them
and bo honest.
Parties visiting the city for the pur
pose of consulting the Dr. uhonld
oomo directly to his oll'ico , where the
best roforonoos ia the city will bo fur
nished when doairod , and whore pa
tients will also bo assisted in procur
ing board and rooms at reasonable
rat os.
OFFICE :
NO. 36 NORTH MMN ST.
( One Block North of Broadway. )
Address all Letters to
DR , A , 0 , COOK ,
P. 0. Bor No. 14
Council Bl n
and day full of each other , how can it
> o suddonl"
Drew stood still , and Adam wont on
lone until his footsteps became audible
nd Mattlo turned her head to BOO him
landing at her side. -
Adam had boon right. No fear waa
hare for Mattio'a brain. All excite
ment , all surprise and wonder came
afterward ; at the first supreme mo
ment , and with a nullified alrh , M of
ihlld who baa got all it wants , Mattlo
icld out her arms to him with ono
word
"Husband ! "
Aa Adam drew her to him it waa not
nly tin mist of the darkening evening
hat blinded Drew , so that for a mo
ment or two ho saw neither of them.
People say Drew's luck has turned.
< Vom that day Stouodono found a
onant , It Is newly done up and
irottily furnished now ; Mr. and Mrs.
irmltago come down hero one a or
, wico a year with their children for a
iroath of fraah air and to visit old
rleuds.
REMEMBER THIS.
If you are sick Hop Bitten will
uroly aid Nature I making you well
when all else fails.
If yon are costive or dyspeptic , or
are suffering from any of the nnmor- '
OUB diseases of the stomach rr bowels ,
t ia your own fault If youualn / ill ,
or Hop Bittora are a lovoreign
omody In all uuch complalk a.
If you are wasting a way f with any
orm of Kidney disoaao , atop tempting
) oath thia moment , and turn for a
uro to Hop Bitters.
If yon are sick with that terrible
Icknoss Nervousness , you will find a
'Balm in Giload" in the use of Hop
Blttora.
If you are a frequenter or a real-
innt of a miasmatic district , barricade
'our system against the scourge of all
lountrioa malaria , epidemic , bilious ,
and Intermittent foyers by the uao
f Hop Blttora.
If yon have rough , plmplo or sal-
ow akin , bad breath , pains and aches ,
, nd fool rulaorablo generally , Hop
-Mttora will glvo yon fair akin , rich
) lood , and awootoat breath , health and
comfort.
In abort they cure all disease * of
: ho etomch , Bowels , Blood , Liver ,
tforvoa , Kidneys , Bright'a Disoaao.
J50Q will bo paid for a case they wil
not euro or help.
That poor , bedridden , Invalid wlfo ,
later mother , or daughter , can bo
made the picture of health , by a few
bottles of Hop Bittern , costing but n
trifle. "Will you M them nuffor ?
W. R. VAUGHAN :
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Omaha and Council Bluffa
Real Estate & Collection Agency.
In Odd Fellow's block , ever Savings'
Bank. ian8-tj
MORGAN , KELLER & CO.- ,
Tha Uncut quality and larjjest ttock west oi
Chicago ol Woolen and JletaUo Cases. CalU at
tended to at all hours. We detr competition n
quality ot rooda or price * . Our 1 * .Morgan haa
terveu M unuortahcr ( or forty Soars and thor
oughly iiDooittfauito bU nuanoua. Waterooma.
311 llroul y. UPUOLtilElUNO la all 1U
branched ufotnotV attended to alto oarctt-la
Ing ana lanuroqulns. Telegraphic aua iua or *
den filled wlhout uetay.
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