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PSON 1883 SEASON 1883.
NEW STORE-NEW STOCK-EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
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ALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES ,
3ARETILLY SELECTED from the full line of the LEADING MANUFACTORIES.
Citizens of Council Bluffs and surrounding towns are respectfully invited to examine THE NEW STYLES FOR
[ 883 , wheth * you wish to buy or not , PRICES guaranteed as LOW as anywhere in the United States.
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BLTJIFIFS , : tO"W .A. .
PROPRIETOR OF =
PALACE MUSIC HALL ! 'II
Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS , now approved and used by afl first class Artists. WESTERN
50TTACE AND BURDETTE ORGANS. Importer and dealer in MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION , such as Violins
Suitars , Accordeons , Music Boxes , Italian Strings , Etc. , , Etc. Also a full line of
IMITJSIC BOOIKIS. IMTJSIO IBIIISriDIEIRSAOsTID SIHIIEIET 3VCTJSIC ,
| Fancy Goods , Ch i Id rens' Carriages , Velocipedes , Bycicles , Carts and Wagons. To make room for new stock
will sell at
EXTRA LOW FIGURES FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
Good Organs at $50 and upward. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Monthly Payments , Orders solicited
Address , J. MUELLER , Council Bluffs , Iowa. \A \
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLIGH BROS. ,
An now rood ; to contract for small castings ol
every description In
MAT.T.TCABT.TC IRON , .
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention la called to the f < ct that the
metals are mo ted la CRUCIBLBS which gives the
Tery beet castings ,
Burning Brands
FOK
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACK
ERS , CIGAR and TOBAOOO
FACTORIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
As well aa
Cattle Brands
ABB XICBLY EXECUTED.
Works : Corner Sixth street and Eleventh aveuuo ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
l. D. umnntoN , i. t.snuoAiT , A. w. STRUT ,
President. VIce-Pres't. Oaahler.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Connell BlnB * .
Organized under the laws ot the State ol Iowa
Paid Dp capital I 76,000
Anthortted capital 200,000
Interest paid cm tlina deposits. Draft * Issued
en the principal cities of the United State * and
Korope. Special attention ( riven to collection !
and correspondence with prompt retain !
PIRKOTOKS
J. D. Edmnndson , E.L. Bhugart , J. T.H
. w w | lae * . J. W. Hodfer. I. A.M
W < ar
" Agents for the Life , Tlmei ,
"WantcdAgents
and Troaoheroai
Dw ? * rrEBTniswiFE. J8SS8 JafflBS.
he only life authoi lied by her and which will
not be a "Blood and Thunder" story , such as bat
been and will be pul llshed , but a trua life by the
onlr person who Is In posesslon of the facta a
faithful and deroted wife. Truth Is more nter-
eating than fiction. A Rents should apply 01 ter
ritory at once. BeH 76 cts. for Sample book ,
H Cluuaber
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thoroueh knowledge of the natural lawi
irhlcn govern the operations of digestion > and
nutrition , and by a careful application of Ibi
fine properties of well-olected Cocoa , 111 ,
Kpps has provided our breakfast tables with I
delicately flavored beverage which may eave at
many heavy doctors' bills It Is by the judlclotu
use of euch articles of diet that a constltutloi
may be gradually built up until itrou * enougt
lo resist every tendency to disease , uundrodi
of subtle maladies are floiflnjf around un read ]
to attack wherever there In a weak point. Wt
may escape many a fatal shutt by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood aud a prop
erly nonrlthod frame. " CU 11 bervlce Gaiette ,
> f de elmply with boiling water or milk. Set
n tins < H IV ( j.lb and iu > , uuied
JAMBS BPPS 6t oo. ,
Homoaopatnlo Ohomlutu
ly lUondoa , Knglan
DOCTOR STEINHART-S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
o , MALI AXD FIHILS.
It Is a sure , prompt and effectual remeds or in.
digestion. Dyspeptla , Intermittent Fevers. Want
of Appetite , Nenous Debility In all It * Stages
Weak Memorv.Loss of Drain I'ower , Prostration ,
Weakness and general Ixxu of Power , It repaln
nervous waste , rtjuvenates the faded Intellect ,
strenghtliens the enfeebled brain and rectorei
surprising tone and vigor to the exhausted erne >
no * . The experlenc * of thousand * prove * It to
U an Invaluable remedy. Price , 11.00 a bottle ,
or U or 15. For sale by all druggist * , or sent
ecore from obMrvatloo on receipt ot prtot by
.P. O. Bor24HO ( .
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COTTNCm. BX.17FF8 RAILROAD
TIME .TABUE.
CniCiOO , BOCK ULAHD AMD PACTFIO.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..520pm I Paclflo ExJ..9:15am :
Ex and Mall,920am Ex and Hall * . . 6 M pm
D. Molnea oc'.7:15 a m | Dea Holncaac.4:40 : p m
OHIQAOO , BDRUUOIOJC ADD QUINOl.
Depart. Arrive.
AtlanticExf.,830pm | Faclflo ExJ..820am
Mall and Ex.9:20 am Mail and Kx'.7K pm
M. T. Ex 4:00 : p m I Neb & Kaa Ex..8:20 a m
CUIOAQO AMD HORtUWMTlRM.
Depart Arrive.
Atlantic Exf..5:15 P m I Pacific Ex.9:15 : a m
Mall and Ex * . .920 a m Mall and Ex * . .6:15 : p m
Accom ( Sat.5:80 : p m | Accom. ( Mon..l:45 p in
KANSAS CITT , ST. JOB AMD COUNCIL BLOTTS.
Depart. Arrive.
Malt and Ex..925am I Express. 6:50 : pm
Siprcaa. 00 p as I Mall aid Ec..S'i5pm
onion lAomo.
Depart. Arrive.
OretUnd Ji.uaoa.rn. - - - -
Lincoln Ex..1130 a. n.
Denver Ex..T.-OOp. m. Local Ex . 630 a. m.
Local Ex 735a.m. Ex . 9:05 a. tn.
Emigrant..520p. m. " Ex . r.DOa.m.
WABARD , sr. LOUIS AMD rAomo.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4'JO p m
Cannon Ball. . 4:50 : p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 : a m
SIODX CTIT AMD PAdTIC.
Depart.e Arrive.
For Sioux Clty.7 A3 a m Frm Sioux C'y.6SO : p m
For Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort NIobrara ,
Neb * 7aSam Neb * 650pm
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8 0 a m
CUIOAOO. MILWIUKKS AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council Bluffs , Arrives Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex.920 a m I Mall and Ex.6 5 pm
Atlantic Ex. . 15:15pm : | Atlantic Ex..19:10a : m
CHICAGO , MUWACKBB A.ND 8T. PAUL.
Loaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Mall and Ex.7:15 a m I Pacific Er.9:15a m
Atlantic Ex.3:40 | : pra | Hall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundays , f Except Saturdays. ( Except
Mondays. | Dally.
Council Blufts to Omaba Street R. R.
Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 a m , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 111 a m , 1pm , 2p m , 3 p
m , 4 p m , 0 p m , 0 p m. | m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at
9 o clock a , in. , and run regularly during the day
at 9,11 , 2 4 , 5 and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ;
Another Physician' * Testimony.
BOSTON. Mass. , May 9,1881.
I know pnrtlea who have tried all kinds
of ine'Uclnea tor LUOR Dlseaaea , who say
that DR. WM. BALL'S BALSAM ron THE
LUUGH , U CO II r LET E HUCCKeS
Pit ( HAH H. WOOD.
COUMERCIAI *
COUNCIL BLUITB MARKET.
Corrected dally by J. Y. .Fuller , mer
chandise Broker , buyer and shipper of
grain and provision ! , 39 Pearl street.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring , 76c ; No. 3,63 ;
rejected 50c ; coed demand ,
COILV ? Go to feeders and 860 to ship-
pert ; rejected oirn Chicago , Sir ; new
mixed , f)4Jo ; white corn , 3Co , The re
ceipts of corn are Ibht.
OATa Scarce and lu good demand ; 35.
HAY 4 00C 00 | > er ton.
KYK 40o ; light supply.
COUN MEAL I 25per 100 pnnnda.
Woon-Oood supply , prfcej nt yixrds ,
5 00@6 00.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ;
eoft. 5 60 [ > er ton , *
HUT-TEH Plenty and In fair demand ;
25c ; creamery. SOo.
Kcas Heady Bale at ICe per dozen ,
IiAun t'oirbauk's. wholeaallaK nt 13&c.
IMuLTHT Firm ; dealers paying 13o per
pound for turkojm > nd lOo for chlckcna.
VKQKTABLKH Potatooi45c ; onions , C5c ;
cabbageti , 80@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 50
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City flour from 1 00 to 3 40
UllOOUS 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
BTOCK.
OATTLB-3 00@3 50 ; calvw 6 00@7 BO.
llogsMarket active , and all offerings
uickly taken at higher prices. Car lots :
Common , 5 75@5 90 ; good mixed , 5 90 ®
040 ; heavy packing , G60@700 ; choice
fancy packing , 7 03@7 40.
Young man or woman , If you want big
money for a small amount , insure In tM
Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Aod.
ation , Oedar Kapld * . Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADD ! r IONAL , LOCAL NEWS
Real Estate Transfers.
T. T. Bender to H. Schroder ni nw
13 , 77 , 41 12,160.
J. Pointer to J. F. Peterson , part
aw nw 36 , 76 , 43 $20.
Andrew Larson to- Henry Bechor ,
lot 5 , blook 60 , Riddle sub $650.
L 0. Baldwin to J. H Murphy , no
BW and wA BO and ae BW 24 , 75. 42
$4 280.
P. J. Carey to G. W. Froeinan , wi
no 10 , 76 , 40-$2,200.
W. S. Williams to G. W. Freeman ,
Iota 5 and 6 in block 2 , William's add.
Hancock.
E. R. Hlnokley to Henry Gajtge ,
part of lot 18 in block 15 , Walnut
$325.
J. M. Palmer to G. Sohnrror , lot
4 In blook 6 , Hall's addition $125.
P. J. MoMahon to 0. Hollonbeck ,
lot 1 in blook 6 , Hall's ad 'ltlon-8150.
S. E. Doming to L. Klracht , lot 2
block 17 , city-l ' 000.
H. F. Ballstodt 'to H. Hanzen , part
of lot 10 in block 10 , Walnut-$962 50.
SIGHTS IN SEVILLE.
The Wonderful Cathedral and the Cu
rious annual Performance- Within It
Promenading the Paso.
Correspondence of the Springfield Republican.
SEVILLE , Spain , Feb. 15 , 1883.
The cathedral at Seville , is to Spain
what St. Peters is to Italy. Its orig
inal founders in 1401 determined to
construct a ohnrch * hat should never
be equalled , and one that would make
everybody think they wore mad. It
Is the largest and finest in Spain , bat
it is not BO largo as St. Peter's , nor
does it equal the beauty of that at Mi
lan or the grandeur of the one at Co
logne. Over one of the entrances
hangs what was the crocodile , or el
Logarto ( whence our term "alligator" )
which was sent by the sultan of Egypt
a few hundred years ago to one of the
Spanish kings , with a request for the
hand of his daughter. It is reported
that the young lady declined the
offer , because the present waa of an
affectionate character. In front of the
cathedral , surrounded by high walls ,
i > a court of orange trees , tuo deep
green leavoi and golden fruit adding
much to the beauty of the placo. Al
though there are nearly u hunurod
windows in the cithcdral , It is but
dimly lighted , owing to its vast siz' ,
and the maaalvu character cf its col
umns and arches and ita numerous
chapola. There are forty of these
chapels , arranged along the sides and
ends of the cathedral , and white the
grandeur of the interior makes them
appear like llttlo alcoves , some of them
are almost churches In themselves ,
ono of them boini ; 60 by 80 fout and
130 fact high. So deceptive is the
appearance that I could not believe
the chapel was so largo until I had
paced its loncth and proved the figures
to bo correct.
These chapels , Inclosed by high and
heavy iron railings , contain many val
uable paintings , silver shrines and
other tbiaqsof antique or i t < fnslo
value.
In one of tham ! the famous San
Antonio of Mnrlllo , painted in 1656.
The picture has the peculiar charm of
Murlllo'a warm coloring , and repre
sents the Infant Savior attended by
cherubs , visiting the kneeling monk-
saint , Anthony of Padua. The kneel
ing figure of the saint waa cut out of
the canvas during the government
disturbances of 1874 , and found
ita way to Now York , and waa
bought by Sohaus for $50 , and by his
honesty and upright dealing was re
turned to Seville , and placed in ita or
iginal position ao skillfully that the
jury is not apparent. Near the main
entrance , beneath the beautiful pave
ment of black and white marble ,
which alone cost $150,000 a hundred
years ago , is burled Fernando , son of
Christopher Columbus. The stone
over his tomb isengraved ] with rep
resentations of the curious and quaint
llttlo ships of the great navigator who
"discovered" Amotica for us.
One evening * in December we wit
nessed a most curious and interesting
ceremony < u the cathedral , being the
ao called "dance of loa slews , " ( form
erly they wore six in number ) , which
commenced at 5 o'clock. The high
altar is of vast proportions , and of
elaborate and artlatlo workmanship.
In front of it are a dozen steps , and
at the foot of these a platform , 20
f oat wide , and as long as the steps and
the altar. This platform is one step
above the pavement of the cathedral.
After the service had proceeded some
time , with delightful music with two
organs , 10 boys in the costume of
pagea of the time of Philip III ,
with plumed hats on their heads ,
white stockings , and with castanets in
their hands , took their places on the
platform , In front of the high altar ,
and to the music of bass viola ana
violins they went through a somewhat
measured and stately dance , dividing ,
crossing and turning , with many
graceful motions. Then they broke
out into a pleasing and harmonious
chant , which echoed through the vast
and dimly lighted cathedral like a
choir of angola , and a moment after ,
they brought their castanets into play
m lively accompaniment. The effect
of the youthful yolcoi In the great
space ( the nave is 150 feet high ) before -
fore the vast altar , brilliant with silver
and gold , and glimmering in the light
of many candles , the grave and grace
ful motion of the dancers , the kneel
ing multltudeofmon and women around
the altar all made a scene of weird and
and impniBsivo interest. Nor did it
suein at all frivolouu or trifling , though
it certainly waa u novelty to the
stranger. The coromouy Is of great
antiquity , and Savlllo is the only place
inttho world whore it It performed.
It is ropprtod that some otralght-Iacad
people tried to have the ceremony
abolished a couple of hundred yearn
ago , and appealed to the pope , who
sent an emissary hero to witness the
affilr and report. The emissary v-1
so much pleased with the CBrp-on > ri
and the mjon' ° tB
wishing to please mj- ,
that ho reported it advls 10 to apol"h
the performance wh' tll ° costumes
of the slesos were worn out.
This satiified all Prtle,8 fof tho.
time being , wb the advocates of
whcareof
theceremonrfl * taken
the oo * n " "i replacing the worn parta
/.om time to time with new material ,
that they seem likely under such
management to last forever. People
of other and more puritanical creeds
may think llttlo or lightly ot this ceremony
emony , and it might seem out of place
in a little country church , with Igno
ble limits and surroundings ; but while
churches of all creeds wore trying to
oxprcsB their joy at the approaching
Cmiatmaa season , that joy waa both
beautifully expressed and enacted in
the grand cathedral of Seville.
The popular promenade and drive
of Seville la called the Pasoo , or Las
Uollclas , where , on the afternoon of
a Sunday or a holiday , the rank and
fashion are on exhibition , and there
can bo soon as fine horses and car
riages , as handsomn ladies and aa
pretty and oleganWy dressed children
as can bo found in any place in the
world. The drive for naif a mile runs
basido the grounds of the Duke of
Montpensler , and la bounded by an
Iron fence and a compact row of or
ange trees for the whole distance.
There is a space for horseback riders ,
ono for carriages and a broad prome
nade , with rows of trees be
tween thorn. Among the people -
plo driving almost every af
ternoon is' ox Qaeon Isabel ,
sometimes with 16 mounted guards ,
and at ether times unattended. The
people seem to pay little respect to
her , and I saw ono distinguished lookIng -
Ing gentleman dellboratoly look the
other way when passing her , and then
some fine young ladles on the sidewalk
saluted her with courtesy aa she passed
by. She dresses elegantly , but sots a
bad example to her country women by
wearing a hat , for their fashion of
going without hats is most becoming ,
and in such a climate far preferable.
But the ox-qnoen isn't calculated to
"sot the fashions , " on aooonnt of her
excessive avoirdupois , as she must pull
the scales at 250.
At the outer end of the drive , are
several small parka and Hardens ,
planted with orange trees , palms and
pomegranates , and at some cafes the
country people gather to participate
In the characteristic Spanish dances.
The girls are generally dressed in
pink , bareheaded , with flowers in
their abundant black hair. They
gather in groups , with their beaux ,
by the wayside , in front of a cafe , oren
on the flit roofs of the houses , and
start a dance at short notice. Gener
ally only ono or two couples dance at
a time. Some young lad'
plays on a tamborlno , another alr
a monotonous tune , othora 'Pftt
their hands , and the lady danr * "
whal * Bno
castanets on her fingers
plays as shn dances , Th'fauoo
about as much with their h < " 8
they do with their . : - * *
ing their arras Bwln- , ° J ° r
hoadn and down. " their .Wl :
gontletnon 8nd-"di' eve ! ; .t.ouoh
ether in th"aanco > thoa(7h ( thor
times o 0 Pretty near lt > * ind , nf ?
tnoirdrias and take steps 111 unison.
T- such a delightful climate , with such
charminir surroundings , ono of those
groups cf happy dancora forms a plo-
tnro that only the pencil of the artist
can fitly portray. M. H. H.
Dlteatoof the Kidneys.
The frequency and fatality of dliaaJM cf the
Kleneyiglvean especial Interest to the itudy
and Inveatlgatlon of them , and elevate any dl -
covery aa I < their euenttal ntturei , or the mean *
of curlue them , to aver v ImporU tplaoslntno
artandidenooof medicine. When the UctU .
recalled that the VIdneyg are the ( treat c ven.
ger of th * human body.-thelr oBlje U to. re-
more ( torn he blood anr aod all Impurltte * .
which may * xl t In It ; thtt. If ihlt offl ) . bo en.
UwlyAnlnpUf | caanol le lonj maintained.
The products of used-up anil worn-out principled
of the hnman body , rotiined in the blood so
pol'en the nervous syitom , that It * functli ns or
duties will bo arrested the brain will tease to
take cognlitnce of surrounding persons and ob *
Jecti , consciousness will be obliterated , the vital
Knot will become congested , the heart and lungs
will ceass to perform the.r part In the phenom
ena ot llfe-thty slop. Kro this , however , the
mot terrible form of all human suffering Is apt
to take pltce. and gives an additional horror lethe
the hour of death If the i illccs of the Kidneys
be so essential to life , that It must ccaso soon
after they cease to act , the condition l < Inesca-
pible tnat any deviation from the porforminco
of theie olllces muot be att ndc < t with derange
ment of health. The urine Is the depurating se
cretion eliminated from the blood by the Kid
neys the cli nnel by which morbific agents are
cariled out of tiegeieral circulation , and the
blood preserved In healthy quantity and quallt } .
If It falls to do this , disease follows an a neces
sary toqucnca. To IT servo health I * Is nccewa-
rytc preserve a bealthy condition of the Kid-
nil s. rhls. of court o Is attained by tunpcrauco
In all re ations of life , dltt , clothliu , exorcise ,
and rcg'dcnce Ilut dlsoiso and rufforlng are
Inescapably They seem to be a part of I bo curse
put upon man as tjfl fruits of hit disobedience ,
while sin has brought It * punishments , mm
still his tha consolatl m that God ha * placed
within hli reach a balm for every 111 , ana that ,
by ImprovViK the opportunists thus given , ho
mav be relieved of his sufftrlng , ll\e In the eo-
Jojtnoit of citnpuativo comfort , and attain a
gmtn old age
Whrnw recall the offices ot the Kldnejs ,
that of removing the worn out t'ssuo ' elements
from Die hlood , It la eaty to undo.stand . how
they may become rls aied. Acrid and acid con
dltfms nf the blood ri very liable to bo attend
ed with Kidney disorders. Tficso sources of Ir-
rit lion may loid ti various forms of Kidney
malatllofi , at Drops ; , Diabetes , Bright' * Dlacaio
In which albumen , or the element of ou > food
whl h corresponds with the white o' an egg , Is
c rrlod off > n ifco urine , ranting emaciation and
untimely death. Wo all know hew Intractable
thtse dlscaics are ; that heretofore they havc.ln a
'a'lreper cent cf eve * , t roved latat Mo leal
science It i err much at tea as to their mantge
niotit , Whatxedoiiro Isa remedy that wlilgtvo
tone to the Kldnaya , build up thu blood , dtsiroy
It * acrid character , and cure tbnvatlom maladies -
dies from which these orinn suffer. Durations
tlonhai boon rtcontty c Hod by several phvuf
clans to 'lunt's Kcmi dy , a Kidney mortlcine up * *
by them In thilrprac ice. Usecm * to W ' " .
of the very few co > olnations out of thif P" " {
tudo ( hat has any decided value , or trt , , . , , :
'
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*
dilated t > btneDt the kllmonisforwbJi"V'
llgned. It Is an active diuretic * jftj " " 9" '
cr lions of the kl nojs to moreyfW'ie 7"on.
and tvuscloan.lng the blond rt' \ " - '
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to act In th
seems p omptly ,
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which dep.Ld KldnoX"ou"e' .
upon ldnoX
rapidly drain out ! the . /f/om the . limbs
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auuoraQn. In DlabeUs , ' .Un _ _ „ . , " - anit
amount of sugar , to ln > "e lhJ 'P6' UJdl
- ' Yo" Uedl'
-
otherwi e benefit too/sltlent--Nc'r
cal and Suritlcal Joi / * > ' >
i . MH MHi HM
p- *
* The y piMog auooona of Mrs.
Lydla J& Plnkham'a Compound lor
the feV * a duouea poonliar to women
fore 'y ' illustrates the importance of
j , . ' benoPcent dUcovory and the fact
nat eho knows how to make the most
of It. Dr. llasMl
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REMARKABLE 1
KANSAS Cmr , Ma , Sept. zo , 1882.
I think It a duty I owe to humanity to say
what your remedy hag done f r mo. Ono year
ago I contracted a bad case ot Blood Dl ease , aid
not knowing the result of uch troubles. I allow ,
o i It to run lo some t me , but finally applied to
the best physician In t ls city , who treated me
for six months. IN THAT rim i TOOK ovu 000
ruts or rsoTOioDiDi or UK CURT } grain each ,
and had run down In weight from 210 to 1ST
pout cl . and was confined to my bed with Her-
curlal tthcvmatlsm , scarcely able to turn myself
over. Being a traveling man , some of the fra
ternity founl mo In this deplorable- condition ,
specific. as > * " s - iliita iiiiilca8c8 umj
bid been cured by Its use. I commended the uao
tt wltn very Illtle faith ann In leu that three
weeks waa able to take my place on the road The
sorcaand coppor-collorcd spots gradually disap
peared , and to dav I bavonotaso.oor spot on my
person , and my weight la 217 pounds , bclnir more
than It ever was. I do not wish you to publish
my name , butjou may show this letter to any
who doubt the merit of 8. 8. 8. for I know It Is i
sure cure.
Yours Truly , J. n. n.
Some thirty years ago there lived In MontffO
mcry , Ala. , a voting man who was terribly aflllc-
ted. After being trotted for a long time by the
mcd'cal profcHslon of this tomi with no benefit ,
he commenced taking 8 d. After persistently
taking It two months J0 was cured. Bolng aa
qualntod with him t't the disease never made It
return. J. W. U-fQr. J. P. , Ilot Springs Art
If you doul > m to see us , and wo will CURK
YOU , or f > * * fQ nothlngl Wrlto for p&rtlculan
and a Cft'X ° ' the llttlo book , " Message to tha
" " 110 Suffering. " Ask
any Druggist as I
/KLtlOOO Reword will ho paid to any
Jhcmlst who will find , on analysis of 100 bottle *
DfS. 8. 8. , one particle of Mercury , lodldo ol
Po-asslum , or other Mineral substance. SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta , da.
Price of Small Size , . „ . a , no
Urge . Size , . . . . . I t . . . * * I'M *
SOLD BY ALL DRUOQISTS.
SUfirOSITORIES !
And all form * Okn.monho.dal
, „ „ „ ,
Those SurresrrORiV
coats of the Blood Vess
effect * gently force th
tumors , andly making
strong , prevent their reflll
calcurels sure to oUow
cent * a box. Forsalobyall
mall on receipt of price , b
DR. WHITT
817 Ht Ohnrlooat , ST. LOUIS
4 KKQULAk UHAUUATE Of two
ooll < icos.haB been longer engaged In the
mint of OIIHONIO , NKBVOU3. SKIN „ . . ,
BLOOD Dlseaios than any other physician In 8.
Loulj as city papers how and all old resident
know. Contultatloii free tnd Invited. When II
Is Inconvenient to visit the city for treatment ,
medicines can be sent by mall or exproei every *
nhcro. Curable canes guaranteed ; where doabl
exlitn It le frankly stated. Call or writs.
Nervotm prostration , Debility , Mental
and L'hyslcal Weakness , Mercurial and
other affections of Throat. Skin and Hone * ,
Uluud Impurities and Blood Poisoning ,
Skin AlfeoUona. Old Sores and Uloers.
Impedimenta to Marriage , Kheumatiam ,
1'iles , Special attention to caaaa from
over.worked brain. BUKQIOAL OAHE8
reoelvo special attention. Dlaeasea arlslpg
from Impru'lence , Excesses , Induleenoe *
came * , conjoqaeoo * *
and cure. Sealed for 2Sc postage ot stam