JL\aE DAILY BEE-SATURDAY MAKO i 17
DR. A. T . COOK ,
i
CHRONIC DISESES !
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 boon 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 increas
ing practice at homo , in the midst of
his own people , is the best evidence of
his skill as a SPECIALIST , and ho
wishes it understood , once for all , that
his methods of treatment are STRICT
LY scientific ; that he despises quack
ery as well among BO-called "Regular"
and "Homeopathic" practitioners as
among traveling charlatans and "Guru-
Alls. " He has devoted fifteen years
o the study and practice ot his SPE-
IALT1ES and has had the benefit of
o most skillful training in the beat
logos and hospitals in the land , and
no hesitancy in promising the very
t results to bo obtained irom scieu-
cmedicine and surgery.
FOUNDRY.
WIHTHERLICH BUDS. ,
An now ready to contract for small caatrccof
ovary description in
MALLEABMJ IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Bpoolal attcnt'oc la called to the f ict that the
metals are molted tn CRUCIBLES which e ntr tbo
very best castirgs ,
Burning Brands
FOB
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACKERS -
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTORIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
Aa well as
Cattle Brands
ABE NICELY EXECUTED.
'Works : CornorSlith street and Eleieath-aveuue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I. D. SDMUHDSOH , I. L. SnDOABT. * , W. STBIIt
President. Vlce-Preat. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Blnffc.
Organized nndnr he laws ol the Siato ol Iowa
Paid np cauttM I 76,000
Authorized npiul 200,000
Interest paid on time deposit ! . Crafta issaed
on the principal cities of the United States and
Europe. Special attention.frlvea to oollectloni
and correspondence with prompt retcrna
DiarcTOU
J. D. Edmnndton , C. L. dhugart , J.TH
. W Wallace , J. W. Kixlfei , 1 AM
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JOE * EfllLIX
Pir > > ddenl. Vice Prei'l
W. a. Diasniu , lee. ind Treat.
THE NEBRASKA
MfflUFACfURDTG 01) )
Lincoln ; Neb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Corn Planters HrrrowB.Farm Bollert
Hnlty Hay Bakes , Bacaot Hl vatlnp
WlndmlllB. &o
We an prepared to do Job work and mwolM
tnrtnj for other partlet ,
Addrossa ] orders
o-Ut XKBBACXA lIANUFACTUaWa CO
LIccolnNeb.
SPECIALTIES ,
It must bo evident to every oloao
obaorvor that no ono miud , however
gifted , can urnup moro than a more
imaUorinq of mediou ! sclonco. The
field la too largo and the natural divis
ions too numerous for anything moro
khan a cursory view of the vast obsta
cles bo encountered the "
to by "gen-
oral" practitioner. Wo have our em
inent surgoonn and our eminent prac
titioners of modlcino , after which fol
low the noted specialism , embracing
the Eye , the Ear , rhn Throat , the
Lungs , the Kidneys nd Bladder , Dis
eases of Women , lucanlty , &o , &o. ,
any ono of which rcquirts ytma of
cationt study mid pntoHcti to insure
proficiency and ultimate tmcceRB ,
The busy practitioner of to-day
the "family" physicun cn no moro
o-nbraco all thenn specialties In his
practice and do j latico to his patients
than he can "bottle up sunlight , " yet
how many physicians in the western
COUNCIL BLtTFFS RATLHOAD
TIME TABLE.
CHICAGO , teen ISLAND AMD FAcirio.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext. . . 5 20 P m I Pftdflo Ext. . . . 9:15 am
Ex and ilall . .ft25'o , m I Ex and Mall * . .6:55 : p rn
D. Molncd acf..TT15 a m | Des Molnoa ocM:40 p m
CIIICAOO , BURLinOTOH AMD QUIKCt.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf. . .C30 p m Pacific Ex.9:20 a in
Mall and Ex.8:20 am Moll and La-.7:09 p TO
N.Y. Ex Neb & Has Er..K20 m
CHICAGO AMD KOUTnwiSTBKN.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..5lSp : ml Pacific Ext..9tiBAm
Mall and Ez.9 20 a in I Mall and Ex16 pun
Acsom ( Sit.5.50 p m | Accom. ( Mon..l:45 p m
KANSAS orrr , ST. JOB AMD COUNCIL sierra.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Et-.9- a m I Express. . . < ifiO : p m
'isjscta. . . . .9110pm | Mill and El..6-U5pm
cmon rAcrno.
DgiMt. Arrl70.
OvetUni JXtiaO & . m. "
Lincoln Ex..1130 a. n. 3J inter Ex . . . . ( COO a. m ,
Denver Kr..7flOp. m. Local Er..ejOn. m.
Local Ex.,7:25 a. m. m.
Emigrant..520p. m. Ex. . . . ,
WAOA8CT , BP. LODI8 AMD FACtna.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Ball. . 4:50 : p m | Cannon Kail. . 11:05 a m
8IOUX CITY AMD PAnriC.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux CIty.TSS a m Fnn Sioux CTy.C O p m
For Fort Niobrara. Frm Fort Niobrara ,
Neb * 7:55am : Neb * C:60pm
For St. t'aul..7i0pm : From St. Paul..8.CO a m
CHICAGO. MILWAUKKB AND 8T. PAUL.
Lca\ Council Bluffs. ArrU os Counoll Bluffs.
Mall andBx.aaMam I Mall and Ex.0.55pm
Atlantic Ex.5:15p | : in | Atlantic Ex.0:10 [ : a m
CBICAOO , MILWAUKEE AND BT. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Oiirxha.
Malland Bz7:15ara : I Pacific Ex { 0:45am
Atlantic Hv.3MOpm | I Mall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundaj a. fExcept Saturdays. { Except
Mondajo. I Dally.
Council BluHa & Omana Street R. R.
Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omnha ,
B a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
Ham , 1m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 ft IB , 1pm , 2pm , 3 p
m , 4 p ic , n p m , G p m. | m , 4 p tn , 5 p m , 8 p m.
Street cars run halt hourly to the Union "Pacific "
Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at
9 D clod : a. in. , and run regularly during the day
at 9 , II , S 4 , 5 and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ;
Another Physician' * Testimony.
BOSTON. Mass. , May 9 , 18BI.
I know piruea who have tried all kinds
of medicines tor Lung Diseases , who say
that DC. WM. HALL'S JUL&iu ron CHE
It COSll'LKTK HDCCEtH
Jjlt CIIAB II. WOOD.
COMMERCIAI *
oanuoiL BLUFFS MARKET.
Corrected dally by J , Y. duller , mer
chandise broker , buyer and shipper of
grain and provision' , 39 Pearl street ,
WiiKAr Ho. 2 spring , 70o ; No. 3,63 ;
rejected 50c ; good demand ,
CouN Dealers paring 38c ; rejected
corn Chicago. I8&c ; new mixed , 54Jc ; white
earn , S8o. the receipts of corn are light.
OATS Scarce and In good demand ; 3j.
HAY 4 00(36 00 per ton.
JlYK 40c ; light supply.
POIIN MEAL 1 25p < > r 100 ponnrls.
Woon Good supply , prices at yards ,
5 00@G 00.
COAL Delivered , bard , 11 00 per too ;
soft. 5 HO per ten ,
BUTTEII Plenty and In fair demand ;
23c ; creamery. Ma.
Koos Heady sale and plenty at 12Je
per dozen.
LAUD Fairhank's. wholesaling at ISJc.
POULTRY Finn ; dealers paylni ; 13a per
pound for turkeys and lOo for chickens.
VEGETABLES Potatoes , 45c ; onlonK , fiOo ;
cabbages , S0@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 60
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City flour from 1 CO to 310
HttOOMB 2 00@8 00 per dozen.
BIOCK.
CATTLE 3 00 ® 3 50 ; calves 600@760.
Hooa Market for hogs quiet , as the
packing boiues are closing ; shippers are
paying 5 60 to C 60.
Young m n or woman , If yon want big
money for a small amount , loinre In tlw
Marriage Fond anrl Mutual Trust Anted.
fttlon , Oadw Jt pld , Iowa. f5-8m ,
country are I-RETENDINO to do BO , to
the cost and Injury of their pationta.
CHRONIC DISEASES ,
The Dr. does not pretend to cure
ALL chronio diseases. Ho claims ,
however , that years of patient study
and practice , In the hospitals and olaa-
where , give him advantages in their
treatment which no ordinary practi
tioner oan possibly hare ; that ho 0 AN
OURK many cases now pronounced
INCURABLE by them , and give re
lief to hundreds of others whose dis
eases come within the range of his SPE
CIALTIES. Ho is prepared to glvo
the most approved electric treatment
and medicated vapor baths , when
needed. Parties residing at a distance
whoso moans wilt not admit of their
taking a regular course of treatment
hero , will bo famished blanks with
questions , which can bo answered and
returned to the Doctor , who will make
up his diagnosis and glvo treatment If
desired , bat he much prefers to make n
GOUKCIL BLUFFS
ADDI1 ION AL. LOO AJL , NEWS
IPBRBONAL.
U. W. Sellers , of Fremont , Nebraska , t
twin brother to the colonel , was looking ;
after bnsinoet matters and partook of re
freshments at the Pacific house.
C. E. Worthington , representing S.
D. Childs & Co , , engravers and -elation-
ers of Chicago , was a pleasant loaller at
these quarters.
And now comes H. Hunt , all th
way from Avoca , hunting for a place to
stay , and { put up at the old reliable Ogden -
den house.
Dr. Williams , a former well known and
popular citizen , now of Denver , Colornoo ,
in In the city visiting his daughter , Mrs.
Thomas Walker.
Lowery Geode , oditcr of The State
Leader , of Dos Molnes , wne In the city
while on hia way home from tho.north ,
Mr. Belle , one of the loading attorneys
of La Porto city , is in the city on hia way
homo from North western Iowa.
F. F. Kelly and A. D. French , Glen-
wood , transacted business in the city , and
ate at the Ogden ,
George Getty , of Shelby , got there in
good shape on Friday by registering at the
Facific'hotel.
Frank Shinn , of Kveason , nud W. C ,
Watkins , of Glenwood , dined yesterday at
the Pftclh'o.
G. H. Team and J , H , Holden , of Dun-
Up , received suitenance at the Pacific yes
terday.
W. BIS and Henry VOM and lady , of
Omaha , wore at the Pacific ,
W. B. Porter and D. Porter , LeMura ,
were guests at the Ogden ,
L. W. Geode , of DesMolnos was doing
the city yeeterday.
U , W. Lamar , from Oskaloooa , dined
at the Ogdea ,
> V e notice the Marriage Fund , Mutual
Trust Association , of Cedar llaplds. Iowa ,
highly spoken of in many of the leading
papers of the state. "Money for the Un >
.married" heads their advertisement In
another column of tbla uaper. f5-3m
Rnal Hotute TniDHfera ,
iV Judmm to R E. Brown , iota 2
and 3 in block 2 , Judson'a first addl.
tlon , Noola $00
E. Vickorv to 0 Ltveland , part of
lot marked Vickery , Noola 8160
F Lmgcoy to J. M. Hull , i4 of
B5,5 } , 74.S9-SGCO
J Biyer to A. Jdcobson , rA , BC ] ,
2,70,38-82500.
0. R. I it P to J. L Courtier , lot
15. in block 6 , Carson ; $125. "
R Hnntington to M. W. Slcdan-
tapf , lot 11) ) in oubdivldou f old plat
lot 71 ; ? 2 < )0. )
E. R Hinokiey Jo R. M. Newton ,
lots 17 and IB In bleak 'U , Hlnokloy'a
addition , Walnut ; $200.
J Folsom to J. Sullivan , lot G in
block 1 , Howard's add , . $150.
F. W. 0. Hobrooder to R V. Phillips -
lips , lots G and 7 , block 31 , Mallln'i
sub. , $100 ,
L. DoOomp to 0 , Onborn , part of
lorsoual examination nud treat all
jationts hen , when possible , thus
avoiding any chance of orro : in diag-
losis ,
The Doctortroats all forms of chron-
o disease , without mentioning anyone
ono in particular , and has no hesitancy
in saying that ho OAN and WILL
; ive the best treatment known to mod
leal science , and charge only a reason
able fee for hls'sorvioos.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
This is ono of the SPECIALTIES
tovhlch the Dr. has devoted the best
years of his life , and hundreds of
women , now living , arp ready to tosti *
fy that they found relief at his hands
when others had failed to bonofi'
them. The "family" physician can
not treat those diseases successfully ,
for many important reasons , , chlo
among which is , that ho has not the
time to devote to tholr study , nor the
pttioneo to do them justice. Nor
lot 1 In block 3 , Stutaman'u 1st ,
$1,000.
Wm. Garner to D. B. MoMullon ,
ninw 17 , 76 , 45 , 2,000
W. H. M. Pusoy to E. Blanohard ,
lota 5 , C and 7 , In Hook 17 , Mill ad
dition , $4,200.
W. L. Kearney to J , B , Aliens-
worth , n $ a w.2 of n w I of n o i of
35 , 75 , 41 , $200.
W. L. Kearney to P. Kearney , n w
of n w i of n e i of 35 , 75 , 41 ,
* 225.
J. P. Qoulden to J. Konaloy , n w
J and w i of n e i of 30 , 7 , 41 ,
$3,000.
Satisfactory Evidence.
J. W. Graham , Wnolesale ( Druggist , of
Austin , Ter. , writ on : I have been handling
DH. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOKTHE
LTJNuS for the past year , and have found
it une of the most salable medicines I have
ever bad In my house for Coughs , Gelds
nnd even consumption , always giving
entire satisfaction Please send me one
Rrosa by Saturday's steamer.
If you are not married , write the Mar
riage Funl and Mutual Trout Associa
tion , Cedar ( Rapids , Iowa , for circulars
explaining the plan. f5-3m ,
Council Proceedings ,
Conncil mot pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present : Mayor Bowmtn , Councilmen -
men Shug&rt , Sledontopf , Eioher and
Keating.
Reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
Bills of Thomas Skinner , Dr. Hart
and 8. T. Walker & Co. , amounting
to $47.75 , were allowed. Bill of G.
7 . Hitchcock for $33 was laid over
till next mooning.
A petition to remove extra ajsoss-
ment of J , 0. Blxby was referred to
the commlttoo on claims ,
Petition of J , 'Qalnn ' and others to
repair sidewalk. Referred to com
mittee on streets and alloys ,
Notloo to. 0 , M. & St. P. railway
to repair road which they damaged
near Green's packing house. Read and
placed on file.
Eight petitions for licenses were
read and approved. A communica
tion from Mr. Squires , of Omaha ,
relative to bids on paving was read and
the clerk Instructed to inform Mr.
Squires that ho would probably have
plenty cf time to reduce his bid , as
nothim ; would bo done till next meet *
lug of the council.
Resolution of Councilman Etcher ,
relating to bnildiuf ; of tidewalk on
High street , referred to committee on
sidewalks.
MOOSM. G. & C. , hnving boon noli-
fiod tc remove their store of powder ,
request anextonolonof tlrno ILaforred
to committee on fire with pow
er to act. Resolution to repair
crossing between the Citizens' bank
r.nd Stevens corner , and between Dr.
Woodbury's corner and corner of
Park Read and roforod to committee
on sidewalks.
Aa this wu the last mooting of the
old council , Alderman Biodentopf
cflared resolutions of regret at parting
with Alderman Shucart , Golden and
Newhiil ,
The council adjourned till regular
mooting nJ ht , which is next Wednes
day , when the following named gen
tlemen will compote the council ;
honld it bo expected of him , in the
bsenco , perhaps , of special training
nd oxporlonoa , and in the hurry and
xcitomontpf general practice
The Dr. is prepared to treat all to-
mnlo diseases in a skillful and soiontifio
manner , having devoted several years
to their study and treatment , both in
the hospital and in aotivo practice.
3iseases of the Rectum ,
Those embrace Hemorrhoids , or
? ilea , Fistulos , Fissures , Prolnps , or
ailing of the anus , tumors , oto , otc. ,
and constitute ono of the Doctor's
oadlng specialties. All rootal tumors
wo treated by the now method of in
jecting and are thoroughly and spood-
ly removed , with butlitthorno pain.
OABOJ of Piles , from ton to twenty
? oars standing , have bean pnrmnnont-
ly cured by tlm now method , many o
them residing ia and near the city a
present.
present.EPILEPSY. .
M ny cases ot Ejilopsy , or Fits
Slodontopf , Eichor , Wood , MoMahon ,
James and Keating , with Mayor
Bowman.
* The surprising success of Mrs.
Lydia E. Plnkham'a Compound tor
the several diseases peculiar to woman
forcibly illustrates the Importance of
her beneficent discovery and the fact
hat she knows how to make the most
of it. Dr. liathell.
Thn Carpentere1 Union.
In accordance with previous an
nouncement in TUB BEE , a mooting
composed principally of carpenters was
hold last evening at the court house.
Mr. Wm , Roper called the mooting'to
ardor , and made a few remarks in
which ho referred to the close relation' '
ship between his trade and the car-
.pouter's , Ho said that the bricklay
ers' union of Council BlniTa was re
sponalblo for the publication of the
call , and stated the object of the moot
ing to bo acquaintance with each
otnor , mutual benefit and the protec
tlon of all mutual Interests , lie atat
ed that tno bricklayers had , slnoo the
formation of their union , secured
many objects of great advantage
to them ; that they had sue
ceedod in shortening the hours
of labor Saturday to nine hours ,
thus giving the men a chance to make
necessary purchases and prepare for
the Sabbath , and there was no reason
why a carpenter should not gain a
like concession , as most of the em
ployers were in favor of it , providing
an organlzitlon could bo had that
would alike compel all to favor it.
A motion was maao to organize. Mr.
Holllngsworth was called to the chair.
Mr. Stephens was elected secretary.
Mr. Holllngsworth spoke briefly for
the carpenters , showing the necessity
for trades unions for each trade ,
Several short speeches were made by
different parties , explaining the ad
vantages which had boon gained by
co-operation and organization. John
Abies made ono of his rod-hot
speeches , ridiculing mechanics who had
courage to contend for their Interests ,
stating that ho himself was an em
ployer , but ho always stood with
labor , and when its enemies chal
lenged ho was ready to draw his
eword.
On motion , a committed of twelve
carpenters was appointed from among
those present to duvleo niuuna for or-
Ionizing thu 200 carpenters of Ouuncil
Rloffs into a carpenters' trades uuion ,
Next Monday night was fixed upon
as iho time for the nuxt mooting , and
the hall of the Knights of Libjr was
selected as the place ,
A member of the clgarmakorn union
thou made a brief odorous , and stated
that thoroworo sixteen clgitrmakers In
this city , and that they had elxteen
members In tholr union. Ha road a
circular which ho had recently re
ceived from the national organ , show
ing the vast benefit that wa being di-
rived from tholr union. Ho also re
ferred to the fact that nearly every
trade in this city was organized except
Iho carpenter ; and the lack of organi
zation among .ham was responsible for
thffl city's belnsr overrun with wood
butchers Instead of carpenters ; that
nuloDB were Instrumental in weeding
can bo cured if taken in time , and es
pecially in young subjects. The Dr.
iocs not claim to euro all cases that
corno to him for treatment , but can
point to numerous instance ) where a
permanent euro has been wrought
within the last five years. Medicines
will bo aunt by express when patients
cannot como to the city.
TAPE WORMS ,
Those troublesome parasites can bo
removed in a few hours , with but lit-
tie inconvenience to the pttiunt. The
Dr. will send modicinoa by express ,
with full directions for use , at any
tlmo they may bo ordered. .
The Dr. makes no promises bu
what wiil bo fulfilled to the letter. I
ho examines you and lindu your dis
ease incurable , ho will toll you so it
plain words ; if ho finds you can b
bonctittod ho will treat you for a mod
erato fee and glvo you the benefit o
nil that medical tmionoo can do for yon
CBBO. This is all that any carofu
out scabs , drunkards and others who
were unreliable or ignorant of the
trade they claimed to understand.
The mooting then adjourned.
Millions Given Away.
Milliona of Uottl.cs of Dr. King's Now
Dlncovory for Consumption , Coughs and
Colds , hnvo been given nway ns Trial
Bottles of the largo size. This enormous
outlay would be disastrous to the pro
priotors. wore it not for the rare merit
possesad by thla wonderful medicine. Gal
at 0. F. Oooclnmn'u Drug Store , and got
n Trial liottlo free , and try for yourself ,
nnver fa'la to euro.
DIED.
VAN DK BOGKHT In this city , March
16th , nt 7:15 : p..rn. , David Kufiene ,
fourth nnd youngest child of Herbert and
CionIoV n Do llogort , nycil 10 mouths
and 1'J dnvf.
Childhood Manhood , nnd Henry ACD Ex
claim In unison , "Ochold the Conqueror. "
During \ brief visit to the ancient town ot Var >
wick , U I. , month , our agent oxIoLdetl Ins
trip to the southeastern extremity of the town ,
to look ftliout among the wonderful Improve
ments which h vo boon mido In the appearance
of Warwick Nick dull ig a comparatlv * y Inl'f
| > mlol , and whllo contorting onthli'etibjoctwith
Col. lunjunln 8 Ilionl , the piiiiar ) pruorletor
ol the Warwick Neck Hotel , ho icatnod that the
Krcater fatt of tlm liainnomo raaldtcccs had
been erec ed Inside of a ilaton > oa ; and bonlao
learned that Ool. horird'lml boon a er > at u-
feror flam a chronic dlscaio of tbo Kidney and
Illaddci aver fifteen yiaru the most piinf.ii form
of It being n stoppage or retention of the uilno ,
which w HO voiy uovaro at tltnoi ai to dltablo
him 'rein hid accustomed work , ami even conllno
him to the bed , wtien a sunrea ' " arallttnca
woufd bo roiulrid to roll \e him. Ho \ > a > being
doctoiol a Uivoinrt of the tlao , but mild | got
no permanent relltf. At times his lufforinKU were
terr.ble from * harp , cultlnir pain * thr'UKbtho
KldneVHand llladder ; and no hid Miderml so
long and si tevrroly that ho hod become ills-
couragcd of g'tting well afcaln , o < poi.iallr BB the
doctor stated that it wagdoubtfu If n man of hie
a | < e , with inch a corapllcxtod ( 'Iseatoo , ' long
stimllng , could ho cured Ilutia't > ummerwhrn
he was suffering lalo'ielr frfu ana of thcno at
tacks : a ( rectloman who wan bo > r ill eg at bU ho.
tcl , urKid and ptruiu ] d him to trj a bottle of
Hunt's lUmody , is he hod known of sam wonderful
dorful curoi effuctol by It
Ur HmrJ savu behaifno filth In It , but con
sented reltf.tintljr to try It ; and after taking It
only two das , the Intense pales aid aches bad
disappeared , and ho commenced to gain Itrtnglh
raplaly , and Inlesathanaweik was at/ending to
bin accuitomul work , and h never bail a rtturu
ofthepalos. Mr. Hazard Is over1 , saventr yoirs
of age , and on the 25th of Nov. 1HW , whtn our
a'ent met him , aHlioti.li I' a ajverr cold and
liluutorlnn day , ho w * In lili II I with his t am
at work pul Ing and lojdlux turnips , oa hal and
boarty * man a < > ou c , uM \ > l b wr.cr a list
All us' lie ua tuubio fo'tancl up to OVOIBCO t-u
woik tl'Wi ' ( join. mi In thin BIIPO tlu d ,
I tint' , uuolv bad hen him health nd
and Htro gth "L'tln , ivi d hu roe inunciidd It t ) his
rela'lvo- frlrmli , intral cf whom are niw
ti Ing It an bo conlliliiH It a trait excellent
n eJiilinf.r all dl 3 bi8 of the Kldncyand IllaJ-
dcr.
\1
DOCTOR STEINHARTS
ESSENCE OF LIFE ,
FOR OLD AND Youxo , Hits AND FIMALI.
It U a sure , prompt and effectual remeds or ( n
digestion. Ityupcptla , Intermittent Kovcrs. Want
ofAmxitiU ) , Nervous Debility In all ItaSUni ,
Weak Meioory , Loss of liraln Power , Prostration ,
Weaknesa and genera ) Lc s of Power , It repair !
nervous waste , rejuvenates the faded Intellect ,
trenxhthens the enfeebled brain and restore !
surprising tone and vigor to the exhausted or.
rani. The experience of thousand ! proves It to
M an Invaluable remedy. Price , $1.00 a bottle ,
ortix or (6. For sale by all druggta * , or eenl
xxmro from observation on receipt of price bj
"r. 8telnli * ? > .P. O. Box 2480 St.
rnotltlonor should promise his pa-
ontsli Is nil ho OAN promise thorn
nd bo honest.
Pftrtloa visiting the city for the pnr-
OBO of consulting the Dr. should
lomo directly to his ofliao , where the
boat roforonooa ia the city will bo fur-
ilnhodwhon dcslrod , and where pa-
ionta will alao bo assisted in pro our-
ng board and roama at reasonable
atoa.
OFFICE :
NO. 36 NORTH MfllN 8T ,
( Ono Block North of Broadway )
Address all Letters to
DE , A , 3 , COOK ,
> ti. .
Oo un cil
REMARKABLE 1
Crrr , Ma , Bcpt. so , 1882.
I think It a duty I owe to humanity to say
w hat j our remedy has dona f > r me. Ono TOM
ago I contracted a bad case of Dlood Dl ease , and
not knowing the result of siiih trouble * . I allow-
oi It to run for some time , but finally applied t
the best phjsldan In tuls city , who treated ma
for six months. IN THAT TIMS i TOOK OVEB 001
rum OK moToioDiD or MRHCURT 1 irrain each ,
and hod run down In weight from 210 to Iff ?
pounds , and was confined to my bed with Mer
curial Uhcvmatlam , scarcely able to turn myself
over. Uclnga traveling man , some of thefra-
tcrnltj found mo In this dcplorablo condition.
had been cured by Its use. I commended the usa
Itwlttuciy llttlo faith ann In lew that throe
weeks wai able to take myplacoon the road The
soreaand toppar-collorod spota gradually disap
peared , and today I havonotasoicor spot on mr
person , and my weight is ZITpounds. bclmj more
than Itoer was. I do not wish you to publish
my name , but ) ou may show this letter to any
who doubt the merit of 8. S. S. for I know It la a
uouiro.
Yours Truly , J n. 0.
Some thirty } cars ago there lived In Montro
mery , Ala. , a > oung man who was terribly afflic
ted. Alter being trotted for a long tlmo by the
incd'cal ' profession of this town with no benefit ,
ho commenced taking S S. S. After perslstentl ?
taking It two months ho was cured. Iklnirac
qualntcd with him for the disease never tatulo 16
return. J. W. BISHOP , J. P. , Hot Springs Ark.
If you doubt , como to sea us , and wo will CURK
YOU , or cliarjo nothing ! Write for particular *
and a copy of the little book , " Message to the
Unfortunate Suffering " Ask any Druggist M t
our standing. '
V3.S1OOO Rnward will he paid to any
Chemist who will find , on anal ) sis. of 100 bottle *
ofS. H. S. , one particle of Mottury , Iodide ot
Potomilum , or other Mineral substance. SWIR
tBI'ECiriO CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta. Qo.
Prlco of Small Slio , i M
Large Size . . . . " ! > ! . ' . " . * . . " ! 1.78
SOLD BY ALL DHUaQISTS.
DOCTOR oAxaMMAKn
SUPPOSITORIES !
The Great Popular llemody for Pile * .
Sure cure for Blind , Bleedlng&ItchlngF
And all forms of Hemorrholda ] Tumor * . <
These Surrosrroatia act directly upon UM
ooata of the Illood Yossebj , and by their autruurent
tBocU gently force the blood from the woUeo
tumora , andby making the coaU of the vein *
strong , prevent tholr refilling , and hence a ratU-
col cure la sure to follow their use. Price ' "
cents a box. For-1 '
mall on receipt of i
J
Xaitltnto
817 St OIiwInaKt , ST.I.Oma Ufa 1,1
ltMJUIAB OKADUAfK ol two madlA ,
ooll'gi llkKibcenIaiiKoi engaged In the tresJ.
" * 0" OWIO. MKKVOUS. BKJ1 AND
ULOOD Dltouca than uny other pLyolclan la HI.
° ul' cl'X r pcre shovf and all old r < aldn
know. Conniltttlon tret and Invited. When II
Uilnconvcnteutto vlelt bo city for treatment ,
medlclnoo c n ' > < rr by rutl or eiprrsit every. 1,1'i
"IT uc"r" > 1 < " " ' . < J mit di wh r < loab |
u
> 't ' . h unvrt OiUorwrlt * .
Ooblllty. MenUI
'vl ' llt > ucftl taA
r ultcrtiouit of I'tiroit. Skin and 'i
JJluoajmpurulos aud lilood I'olnonlng. '
JVcFi Atfnotbns , Old Hares nnd aioetn.
[ mpixllinenU to Marriage , KheumaUian.
L'llaa. Bpeolul attention to catcs frcm
over.yorkod brain. HUKOIOAIi OA8E8
receive glacial attention. DUoasen arising
rom Impiu'lenoo , Kicessea ,
ry >
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