r ± LE DAILY BEE-MONDAY APJRIL 2'W 3
BLTJIiTIFS ,
PROPRIETOR OF
PALACE MUSIC HALL !
Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS , now approved and used by afl first-class Artists. WESTER
COTJACE AND BURDETTE ORGANS. Importer and dealer in'MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION , such as Violin
Guitars , Accordeons , Music Boxes , Italian Strings , Etc. , , Etc. Also a full line of
DVLTJSIO IBOOIKIS. 3VCVSIO ZBIlsTIDIEDRSAJSTID SBCIEET IMZTJSIO
' Fancy Goods , Childrens'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
i Address , J. MUELLER , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
O OTJ3XTGH.
LANGTRY WAVES
Latest style * from the oust , in Lunatry Waves and Revc iblo Lnn
Frizzes at MRS. .1 : J. GOOD'S , 29 Mntn shoot , appetite pte <
FOUBDEY.
WINTHERLIGH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract for small coatings of
e\cry description Iu
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF 'BRASS.
Special attention Is called to the f > ct that the
metals are mo to-J In cauciBLna which ghoa tbo
very best castings ,
Burning Brands
KOH
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PAOK-
ERS , OIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTORIES , Etc , Etc. ,
As wi1 ! ' as
Cattle Brands
ARE NICELY EXECUTED.
Works : Corner Sixth street and Eleicnth aveuue ,
COUNCIL ULUFFS , IOWA.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Ural Estate & Collection Agency ,
n Odd Follow a block , over Savings'
COUNCIL BUOFFB
TIME TABLE
OniOAOO , ROCK IBtiAHD AND PACinO.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..BSOpm Pacific Ext 0:15am :
Ex and Mall.925 in Kx and Mall.6:55 : p m
D. Moinca oc".7B : a m Dos Uoincaac.4:40 : p m
CHICAGO , BDUIKOTOM AMD QDINCt. '
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf..6:30 : P m Pacific Ext..920am
Mall and Ex.9:20am Mall and Ki\.7:00 : pro
N. Y. Ex 4:00pm : Neb & Has Ex..8:20 : a m
CHICAGO AND NOBTUWHSTKRN.
Depart Arrho.
Atlantic Ext..5lSp : ml Pacific Ext . . .0:15 : urn
Mail and Ex.9:20am : Mall and ix.G:15pm :
Accom ( Sat.SAO p m | Accoin. ( Mon..l:45p ) : m
KAHSAS CUT , ST. 'OS AMD COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex..9:65 : am I Express 6:50 : p m
DHIOH ncinc.
Dtpait. ArrlTo.
OrorUnd
Lincoln Kx..11:30 : a. m. lenvcrEx . . .8:00a.m : ,
Denver Ex..7:00p. : m. Local Kx 630 a. m.
Local Ex 7:25 . m. " Ex 9:05 a. m.
Emigrant..620p. m. " Ex P-00 .m.
WABASD , SP. LODia AND
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 430 p m
Cannon Boll. . 4:60 : p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 : a m
SIOCX CUT AMD PACIFIC.
Depart. PACIFIC.Arrive. .
ForSloox Clty.7 5am Frra Sioux C'y.GtfO p m
For Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7:55am Neb 6:5opm :
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8:50 : a m
CHICAGO. MILWAUKBH AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council IlliilTs. Arrives Council Bluffs.
llalland Kx.9:20 : am I Mall and Ex.6 5pm
Atlantic Ex..15:15 : p m | Atlantic Kx..19:10 : a m
CHICAGO , MILWAUEBX AND ST. PAUL.
Loaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Mall and Ex.7:15 a m I Pacific Ex 19:45 : a m
Atlantic Ex. . 13:40 : pm | Mall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundays. ( Except Saturdays. { Except
Mondaje. ( Dally.
Council Blutta & Omaha Street R. K.
Leave Council Ulutfa. Leave Omaha.
B a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11am , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 a m , iin , 2p m , 3 p
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m m , 4 p m , 6 p m , 6 p m.
Street cars run halt hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the can bc rln their trips at
0 o clock a. in. , and run regu'arly during the day
at 9,11 , 2 4. S and C o'clock , and run to cltv time ;
Send $1 , $ . ' , W , or $5
CANDY for a simple retail box
by Express , of Ihe best
Candles In America , put
up In elegint boxes , and
strlct'y pure. Suitable
In present ) . Express
charges light. Refers to
all Cblcigo Try II once.
Address )
O. F. GUSTHER ,
CANDY Confectioner ,
Chicago.
If you . t. ,
ar J hjr the i.rVlifnr
four diitirn avoid ijlit worif tc
itlnrn'onttAnl ' ut t corr br Kinry
Hop uittc.rc I waste UM Hor1
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ducretlou oi iil 'lpa | tf jou
rlrd ol tloide. old o > I
poorh UIi orlwiKuUul bU . etM
ne c. r.l7 OD Hop | Bitter * .
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tlaad.l
tavtl * . dnuY < naii.
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cured If TOO u t
Hop Bl rill
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life. ltrm |
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run
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DKTBOIT. NIAGAEA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And ! ! PoluU East andOouth-Ectt
THE LINE COMPRISES
Nearly ,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steal Tract
11 connections nre nude In UNION ObPOTB
haj a National Uopntatlon i being th >
r eat Through Oar Line , and Is universal ! ;
needed to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Ball
ad In the world lar all clusos ol tttvtl.
Try It and you will find traveling a Inxnn
Instead ol a discomfort.
Through Ticket ] vU rhis Celebrated Line
l a at Ml offices In the West.
All Intorriatlon about Rates o For * , Sleeptb.
Ou Acocmmodatlons , Tims Tables , Ac. , will t
cheerfully Riven by applylnln ? to
T. J. POTTER ,
Sd Vice-Prea't & Oon. Ukt
PEROIVAL LOWELL ,
Ocn. Panaen tir Aft.
W. J. DAVENPORT ,
Gen. Aeont , Gotmcll Binds.
B. P. DHKLL. Ticket l&gt. 0'
ranio-e.Mv
SHORT LINE
OF THE
OaSEXO.4e.GiVO.
Milwaukee & St , Paul
RAILWAY
Is now running Ita FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
from
OMAHA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFS '
WITH-
Pullman'B Mapificent Sleepers
AND THE-
Finest Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
CHICAGO1 MILWAUKEE.
Or to any point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the BEST ROUTE , the
Chicago , Milwaukee & 8t FaulB'y '
Ticket once located in I'aitoi Iloto1 , at corner
Farnam ancFourtcenth streets and at U , P. De
pot and al llillard Hotel , Omaha.
tySte Time Table In another column ,
F. A. NASH , General Airent.
0. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
S. S. VIEIlRILIi , A. V. II. CAUPENTER ,
General Manager. General Para. Agent
J. T. CLAHK , QEO. H. HKAFFOKD ,
General Sup't. A g't Gen "ug. AK O
Matter of Application ( of Samuel Bealty
for Liquor License ,
NOTICE ,
Notice Is hereby given that Samue
Beatty did upon the 27th day cf March
A. D. 1883 , tile his application to the
Mayor and City Council of Omaha , for
license to sell malt , splrltuont and vinous
liquors , at 212 South 12th street. Thin
ward , Omaha , Neb. , from the llth day o
April. 1883. to the llth day of July , 1883
If there be no objection , remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from
March 27 , A. D. i883 , the said license
will be granted. SAMUEL BEATTT ,
Applicant.
The OHAHA DEE newspaper will publish
the above notice once each week for two
weeks at the expense of the applicant
The City of Omaha U not to be chtrgec
therewith. J , J. L. 0. JEWETT ,
422-21 } : City Clerk ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDI riONAD LOO AL NEWS
THE PULPIT.
It Is oar design to furnish a few
ondonsod sermons with bvory Man-
lay's IBBUO. In this way our reader *
will bocorao familiar with tlio Ideas
promulgated from the pulpits of this
Ity. In those articles wo will not
make a favorite of any particular
church , but will favor all kinds of ro-
Iglous thought.
The Congregational ohuroh of Oonn-
oil BlalTi has ull the comforts and
and many rofiiwd docoratlona , suoh as
stained glass , cnshlonod floats , nu olo-
; antly furnished pulpit platform , and
in excellent pipe organ.
After the rendition of several oholca
of mualc by the choir of traiu-
voices , the pastor. 11 jv Cyras
, preached his S ibbath morn-
ug dibcourao , taking his eubjuct from
, ho passage iu Acts which tolls no that
3rd made of ono blond all nations of
, ho earth. He said PAD ! preached to
hu Atlielans In a practical manner.
Qo bnd something which they needed.
They worshipped ut u shrine inscribed
.o the unknown God , and ho told
.hum of that God. Ho claimed fel-
.owahip with them , whllo ho showed
the deficiencies In their worship.
All menaru moved by ( hesamofeol-
Ings nnd have often all very much the
name religious desires.
Religion has groped iu blindness ,
but it has Bought for light , is still
aeoking for light , and in some measure
all nations are finding It.
In all nations God has accepted wor
shippers , no matter how false the ays
tern by which they worship. Nearly
all races and tribes believe that sin
must bo punished , and that salvation
Is the great end of lifr. Unwillingness
to obey the truth when It is made
known to us is the great sin that
drives God from the hearts of men.
We can look with calmness on what
science tolls us of the origin of man.
If It can bo proved that the golden
rule was originated in China hundreds
of yearn before Ohrlot uttered it , why
need wo attempt to deny it ? It sim
ply proves that the truths of religion
are extremely ancient ; that they ore
germaln to us ; that it is the food on
which our souls have always lived.
It is not an accident that some na
tions are greater than others. Earthly
conquests do not dictate geographical
boundaries , Spiritual conquests are
the most potent factors. The nations
that neglect good dieown them
selves.
The truth is too often kept back.
It is not allowed to step forward one
assert itself. We must have a settled
purpose to accept and obey the die-
talon of truth.
Wo eond emissaries because wo are
impelled to impart the Ik'ht , the
truth , which we poesosa. There is
not as many of these workers in civ
ilization and enlightened religion as
there should bo. They number loss
than one mltslonary to a million
heathen. The gospel la not foreign to
any people , but all are seeking it and
waiting for us to carry it to them.
Investigation reveals true religion
everywhere , but it is too often bnrioc
In falsehood. The underlying prlnoi
pies God , immortality , punishments
and rewards , are common to all.
There Is a striking resemblance in the
symbols employed to represent relig
ions ideas.
All of this gives a broad basis for
the work of missionaries which is to
bring the truth to light , reveal false-
hooa and thus elevate the heathen tea
a higher standard ,
AT THE M. K. CUUHOII.
Rev. J.V. . Armstrong delivered a
very Interesting discourse to a largo
congregation at the Methodist church
yesterday morning , flo selected- for
his theme "Christian Duty , " in which
ho clearly depleted the mission o
every follower of the Savior. The
substance of this able sermon was
that all Christians wore in' dut ;
bound to go out into the world anc
spread the glories of Christ and the
redeemed ; to encourage' by a life o
Godliness , the most abject and depraved
pravod to become followers of Christ
Ho did not believe in compulsory ro
lifilon or oonvorslon. The rod of ty
ranny could silence the tongue , bu
never change the heart ; a child .sonic
be beaten with many stripes , and ye
beneath its tears and half-snpprossoc
sobs wonld barn the same thoughts
and desires. Christians must seek
the example of Jesus in order to win
sinners bring them to a realization
of their condition and cause thorn to
seek salvation through Christ Jesus
The remarks were those of a liberal
minded , earnest , noble-hearted Chris
tlan , and were BO received by the eon
gregatlon.
The best preparation of Iron a dee
tor can proscribe Is Brown's Iron Bit
era , because it does not Injure 'the
ooth as other iron medicines will.
The Band Concert.
The concert to bo given by the band
of the 81st German regiment , consist-
ng of 25 musicians , will without
ionbt be an entertainment of rare
mnrit.
Thn commendation ! ) of the press as-
uro us that those ar isis nre nntur-
> asRfd by any similar orgjnlzition
hat has over traveled In this country.
They will perform at Flntnor's hall
.o-ulnt. : ; Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Music at 8 Admlralon , fiOj.
* Drneglsts say that Lydia E. Pink-
lam'a Vegetable Compound IB the best
remedy for female ojmplnlnts they
over hoard of.
COMMEUCIAIj.
COUNCIL HLUFKS MARKET.
Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuller , mer
chandise broker , buyer nnd shipper o !
groin and provisions , 89 I'curl street ,
WHKAT No. 2 aprlnp , 7Cc ; No. 3,03 ;
rejected COc ; good demand ,
COHN - Denlera pftyici ; f.ljj rejected
coin Chicago , 45 : ; now mixed , -18 : ; white
corn , 85c. The receipts of corn nro llKlit ,
OATS Source and in good demand ; 33.
HAY 1 00(60 00 per ton.
HYK 40cj light supply.
COUN MEAL 1 25por 100 pounds.
Woon Good supply ; prices at yards ,
5 00@0 00.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ;
soft. 5 50 per ton.
'But-run Plenty and In fair demand ;
25c ; creamery. SOc.
Eaoa Ready sale and plenty at ISo
per dozen.
LARD Falrbank's. wholesaling nt ISo.
POULTRY Firm ; dealers paying 13o per
pound for turkeys and lOo for chickens.
VEGETABLES Potatoes , 45c ; onions , 50c ;
cabbages , S0@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 50
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City flour from I CO to S 40.
BBOOMS 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK.
CATTLE 3 00 ® 3 50 ; calves 5 00@7 50.
Hoaa Market for hogs quiet , as the
packing houses are closing ; shippers are
paving 5 50 to G 50.
The grain dealers ara paying good prices
for corn. Farmers can met from 33 to 35o
now and farmers will do well to take
advantage of these price ? .
The dealer * continue to pay those prices ,
notwithstanding a marked decline at all
the other points.
Did She Bio ?
"No ; she lingered and Buffered
alonp , pining away all the tlmo for
years , the doctors doing her no good ;
and at last was cured by this Hop Bit
ters the papers say so mnoh about.
Indeed ! Indeed ! how thankful wo
should bo for that medicine. "
Ihe Queen'd Gillie.
New York Sun.
We hoar from London of the death
of Queen Victoria's famous gllllo , or
personal attendant , John lirown.
The wonderful devotion of this plain ,
rough man to his royal mistress , and
her majesty's wonderful kindliness of
disposition toward hoi Sootch gilllo
have been themes of Lo.idon society
for many years. The queen's attach
ment to John Brown tuna back to the
tlmo when she woo the wifti ot Prince
Albert , with whom Brown was a fav
orite ; and during all the year * of her
widowhood ho has boon oopeclal
guardian of her persnp. Whether she
was at Windsor c lit Is or Uilinoral , or
at any of the other royal residences ,
whether ahowaa in her own kingdom
or upon the continent , whether she
WBB driving Lor walking orj sailing ,
John Drown was always near at hand ,
When the queen went out , ho would
see that she was properly wrapped np ,
and assist her In putting on her
cloak , and if her majesty's shawl
chanced to slip , ho wonld sou to its ad
justment upon the royal shoulders.
Any faultfinding of outsiders with
John Brownany criticism of his ways ,
seemed but to increase her attachment
to him ; and she did not scruple to of
fend any personage , however high , as
proof of her preference for him. It
would not bo surprising to hear that
his grief over the fall of the queen , a
few days ago , on the stairs of Windsor
castle , had something to do with his
death. In return for the devotion of
her Scotch highland | > UHeund asproot
of her appreciation of his courage and
virtue , her majesty showered lavors of
all kinds upon him , and there is no
doubt that her mourning over his loss
will bo serious Indeed. A very gen
uine sort of man was this John Brown
an antique kind of man , not often
seen in this world nowadays.
A friend to the rich and poor. A
medicine that strengthens and heals ,
is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Socialism and Democracy.
Philadelphia Ilcotd.
In a recent address Henry George
drew the conclusion that the republi
can party has fallen into a more lustra-
montof the monopolists and plunderers
of the people , and that the democratic
party represents little more than the
appette ] of politicians for the spoils of
ofllce. In the room of these two par
ties Mr , George longa for an organisa
tion that will possess the virtue and
power to protect the rlghtn of citizen
from the encroachments of monopoly
in all Its forms. His ideal would bo
realized , ho thinks , In the restoration
of JctTersonian democracy , But there
Is a wldo gulf between Jefferson
and the social democrats of the
school of which Uunry George is a
brilliant teacher. Thomas Jcll'crson
was an advocate of iho utmost possi
ble limitation of thn functions of gov
ernment that la cnmpMiblo with par *
sonal liberty and pubHoJsuunrlty. Ho
believed that nothing should ba in *
trusted to government that the people
oould manage In their private capacity.
In the realization of Henry George's
Idea of government the ntate wonld
become owner of nil the property in
the aoll and the people its mere ton-
nntn at will. A f rco uooloty , accord
ing to the true democratic conception ,
c.m bo cuoh only In which the incun-
bera ore scciro in the enjoy
meat of personal freedom , nnd
its moral nnd mitorlal
boncfltn , without , being dependent
upon the will of government. In the
system of which iho eoclallsi philoso
phers dronm , the notions of the citi
zens nro under control of the state ;
and so ecanty is tholr sham of free
dom that they are permitted to possosn
only what they msy earn nndor gov
ernment organization of labor , on the
benches of government workshops.
When the freedom of the individual
in the use and enjoyment of his own
s thus restrained what is left of it
could not amount to mnoh. Such a
statn would be a despotism the llko
of which the world has never known.
TTTTQ .
If yon are sick Hop BUtors will
surely aid Nature 1" making yon well
when all else fails.
If yon are coatlvq or dyspeptic , or
are suffering from any of the .numer
ous diseases of the stomach or bowels ,
it is your own fault if you remain 111 ,
for Hop Bitters are a sovereign
remedy in nil such complaints.
If you are wasting away' with any
form of Kidney disease , stop tempting
Death this moment , and turn for a
euro to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible
slnkness Nervousness , yon will find a
"Balm in Giload" in the nso of Hop
Bitters.
If you are a frequenter or a res-
dnnt of a miasmatic district , barricade
your system against the scourge of all
countries malaria , epidemic , billons
and intermittent fevers by the use
of Hop Bitters.
If you have rough , pimple or sal
low skin , bad breath , pains and aches ,
and fool miserable generally , Hop
Bitters will give you fair skin , rich
blood , and sweetest breath , health and
comfort ,
In short they cure all diseases ol
the stomch , Bowels , Blood , Liver ,
Nerves , Kidneys , Bright'a Disease.
$50o will bo paid for a case they wil
not euro or help.
Thnt poor , bedridden , Invalid wife ,
later mother , or daughter , can bo
made the picture of health , by a few
bottles of Hop Bittern , costing bnt a
trifle. Will you lot thorn suffer !
A Man wltb a History.
General Sherman recently gave the
following particulars in regard to Win.
McE. Dye , the now chief of pplloo in
Washington :
"Ho was graduated at West Polnl
in the year 1803 , and served from thai
time continuously until September30 ,
1870 , when ho was honorably dis
charged at his own request at the time
of the reduction and' consolidation ol
the regular army , and for the purpose
of settling iu Iowa on some land which
ho owned , Subsequently , by tbo groal
fire of Chicago , ho lost the fruit ol
his investments , and then made
known to me his desire to go to Egypt
to enter the military service of the
khodlvo. At the tlmo I was au
thorized to employ about twenty
officers and had their recordi
thoroughly examined ; hi ) was ono o
the beat , iio went to Egypt , served
there with marked distinction , returned
turned homo about 1879 , and pub
lishud a most Interesting volume o :
his experiences in Egypt and Abys
sinia. Slnco that tlmo , I think , ho
has been employed in the interior de
partmont. I know him personally
when In command of Fort Larnmlo
and know that ho was a good dls
olplinarlan and ho stood very high in
the estimation of all the military
authorities then and since. His re
signation and dlsohargo were purely
his own acts and resulting from no
other ciuso than his own nocoisitlos.
Ho li about fifty-one yearn of ago , In
coed , strong condition , universally
esteemed by his brothers in the mili
tary prof or slon , and I believe , he will
make a first-class superintendent ol
police. "
Ve notice the Marriage Fund , Mutual
Trust AsiociMlon , of Cedar lUplds , Iowa ,
highly spoken of In many of the leading
paper * of the state. "Money for the Un
married" heads their advertisement It
another column ol this caper , f 5-Sa
Rejoice , rejoice , 'Ha Is alive Again , " "Wat
Lett , but It Found. "
Under date of July U , 1882 , Mr , K. B
hight of Windsor Locks Conn' , writes ,
ilaln modest narrative , which , from Its
vary simplicity , has the true ring of fmo
( old. Ho nays :
"My father is using HnntV Hcmody and
conn to bo Improving , in fjo : , ho Is very
much bettor than he has been for n lung
lino. Ho had been tapped throe timer.
'ho first time they got from him sixteen
quarto of water , the second tlmo thirteen
[ inrtfl , nnd fully ns much moro the third
line , and ho would constantly ( ill up again
every time after ho bad been tapped , until
in commenced utln ? Hunt's Kemedy ,
vhloh nctod like magic in his case , an ho
JORUU to Improve at once , nnd now his
vatrry nocmnulntion paieos away through'
ho tecrotiona naturally , and ho 1ms none of
, hat swelling or filling up which wan HO fro-
uient bufuro tbo functions of the kidneys
wcro restored by the use of Hunt's Horn-
cdy. Ho li a well-known citizen of thin
; > lace uud hag always been In Inmineen
"
: icro ,
Again ho writes , Nov. 21 , 188i ,
"I bog most cheerfully and truthfully testate
state , Iu regard to Hunt's Remedy , that
ts use wai the saving of my father's life.
1 spoke to you In my provinui loiter In re
tard to IIH ! 1 elug tapped thrco times.
in the moat roiuarktble case that Las ever
been heard of In this flection , For a man
of his nf > o ( sixty yoarf ) it Is n most remark.
% blo euro Ho had been unable to attend
to bis butlness more than a year , nnd was
given up by the dootorn.
"Tho first bottle of Hunt'it Ksmedy that
ho u oJ gavofnstant relief. Ho has used
Iu all seven bottle ) , and continues to use It
whenever ho feels drowsy or sluggish , and
it affords instant relief. Ho Is now atten
ding to his regular business , and hut boon
several'mnnths. I am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter , OB wo
thoroughly believe that father's life was
Raved by using Hunt's llemedy ; and these
facts given above may bo a benefit to 01 ti
ers Buffering In like manner from diseases
or inaction of the Kidneys and Liver. "
MAVERICK NATIONAL B&NK.
Cor , Water and Oongren Streets.
CAPITAL , - - 8400.000
SURPLUS , - - 8400,000
Transact * n general BanWug business , lie-
oelves the accounts of Hanks , Bankers and
others. Draws Foreign Kxchnngo and
makes Oablo Transfers in Kurope and Tel
egraphlo Transfers of Money throughout
the United States , Buys and sells Gov
ernment and other Investment Securities ,
and executes any tmalneis for Ita Corre
spondents In the line of Banking ,
A8A P. POTTER , Preslden .
J. J. EDDY , Oaihler.
J. W. WORK , Aii't Oathler.
tr&th-mo
A Skin of Beauty li a Joy Forever.
DR. T FELIX GOURAUD'a
Oriental Oroam or Magical Beau-
tifler ,
eg Tan. Pimples ,
Ficeklos ,
MothpUch
eaan'evory
blemish on
beauty and
defies de
tection. It
ha * stood
the teat ol
SOyearian1
Is BO harm.
leas we
Unto It to
bo sure the
prepara
tion 11 pio-
perly made
, ; Accent no
lC > 4 counterfoil
of similar name. The dlHIngulshid Dr. L. A ,
Siyro , said to a la'ly of the IUUT ON ( a patient )
"As you ladles will use them , I tecotnmend
'U uraud'i Cream' as the least harmful of all the
Skin preparations. " One Lottie will1 last six
months , using It every day. Also Houdro Jub-
tllo removus tuporfluouj hair without Injury to
the skin.
UME. M. D. T. GOURAUD , See ! prop. , 43 Bond
St. . N. Y.
Kors'lo by all DnwitUts and Fancy Goods
Dealers throughout the United States , Canada
and Kurop * .
jEJTUewaro of base Imitations. 11,000 rewarc
for arrcet and proof of any one selling the same.
1 14weowme 2t ewflm
DR HENUEasON A rtgultr graduate
, , in modUlne. Over 10
CO ) k COS Wya ilocte St. , team' practice 12
KAOHAS C1T * , MO. In Chicago.
Authorized by the attte ta treat
Cluoulc.Ncrvoui ami Private dls
easei. A ilmm. Epllppiy , Ilhcu
.mathin . , PIIM , Tajje W rm , Urln
( try a il Skin l ) ! e > a < s , HIUNAL
WKAHNKSM ( nleht loutu ) SSXUAL
( lieu olsexiui power ) Etc. Cures uuar
antoid or money relucded. 0" > rL' H lo , Thou
sandH of CMC cured , No Injurloug modlclnos
Mod No detection from butlneds. All i oil
clnos fiiinUhol even to pitlenta at a Ulilance
Co. . suit at Ion free ahd co itldentlal-call or write
Age and experience are Import tut. A liUOK to
liuihioxis Illustratid and circulars of other
thing ! sent sealed for two So Btitnin. fUKK
MCbKUSI.
OB * BIAILia lion * BCUAMr
Preeldenl. vice Piei't.
W , B. DnailH , Bee. and Treat.
THE NEBRASKA
M1MAGTURM CO
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFACTURERS OP
Corn Planters Hrrrowa.Farm Boiler *
Bulky Hay liakea. DuoKet UllevatlnB
WlndmlllB. 610.
We are prepared to do Job work and manufai
turlag foi other parties.
AdJieeeal orders
ojlte MKUUAIKA MANUFAOTURINQ CO
UocolnNeb ]
GRATITUDE.
i
DKtvim , Cou , August 29 , 1832.
GitviH I cannot llml wonls w.th which to ex-
prcm my Rratltuilo to you for the euro jout
Sttltt'aSpodflchascllected In my caio. I was
allllcteil with tbe horrllilo illseaso for three yore ,
anil after ttpemllti mme tlnio at the Hot Springs
I used only ono dozen small sm.Vl bottles of S. 8.
S. and thcru li not a tgn of the dlsciwo rcnuln-
Inif My 'Korea arc nil healed , my throat la en-
I liavo seen HO many hundreds of meiuUncil uitli
Calomel , Iodide of Mucury anil lodldo of I'otaah ,
Until they woioo mplctu wreck * , that I shudder
tothfnkof the m's ry which has licon brought
on tht human family by the UNO of Mercurials for
Illood llnca.HC3. It Is a crj lag uhamo th it phjsi *
cfana will not acknowledge the mult of your
nit AND Illood Medicine. USD my nanio 0.1 you
wish. J. H. UAFK.
If you doubt , como lo see in , and wo will CURE
YOU , or cbarrfa colnlugl Wrlto for particular !
nnil a copy of ( ho little book , " Manage to th <
Unfortiiimto Suffering ' Auk any Druggist as t
our standing.
U wiinl will ho paid to any
Chemist who w.ll find , on analysis of 100 bottle *
of 8. S , B , , ono parllo'o of Mercury , Iodide of
I'o'aHalum , or o her Mineral aubstanco. SWIFT
PKC1K10 CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta , do
rlco of Small Size , . ( 1,00
arge Site , . ; . 1.75
BOLD BY ALL nitUaOISTS.
Genius Rewarded ,
OB ,
The K'nnr nf the 8 wine ManWne
Ahantliom ( llttlo pimphtot , blue anil gold
over with numo'OUl engravings , will bo
GKVEN AWAY
oa iy adult parson exiling for It. at any branch
> ub-olllca of the Singer Maouficturiu Com-
moy , or will boltnt by mall , poll p M , to * n ;
ttrton living at a d stance from our offico.
The Singer Manufacturing Go. ,
Principal Oflloo , 84 Union Square
NEW YORK.
DR. WHITTIER.
617 St Ch rIe St. ST. LOUIS Me.
A KEQULAR GRADUATE of two medlct >
oolli > ce > , , hu been longer engaged In the treat
ment of CHRONIC ) , NERVOUS. SKIN AND
3LOOD Dlooascs than any other physician In 81.
xmli u city papers show and all old residents
mow. Consultation free and Invited. When It
i Inconvenient to visit the city for treatment ,
medicines can be sent by mall or eiprosi every *
where. Curable case * guaranteed ; where doubt
eilitx It Is frankly itated. Call or write.
Nervous prostration , Debility , Mental
and Physical Weakness , Mercurial and
other affections of Throat , Skin and lionet )
Blood Impurities and Blood Poisoning ,
31tln Affections , Old Sores and Ulcer * ,
Impedimenta to Marriage , Rheumatism ,
L'lles. Special attention to oases from
overworked brain. BUltOIOAL OASB8
receive special attention. Dlsoasea arising
Tom Impru'lonoe , Bioosses , Indulgences )
wool
Uaay
receipts ; who may mat-
ry , who may not , why ,
causes , consequence !
and cur * . Scaled lor 2So postage or stamps ,
-Idw1
GOL. L. T. FOSTER.
fToungttown , Ohio , May 10 , 1881.
CD * . B. J , KENDALL * Co. I had a Terr valat >
Die Hambletonlan colt that I priced very highly ,
he had a large bone spavin en one Joint and
imallooe on Ihe other which made him very
lame ; I bad him under the charge of two Tetet *
Inary surgeons which failed to cure him. I wu
one day reading the advertisement of Kendall1 !
Spavin Cure In the Chicago Express , ! determined
at once to try It and got our druggist * bere U
lend forlt , and they ordered three bottles ; I took
all and I thought I would give It a thorough
trial. I used It according to directions and ! *
fourth day the colt ceased to be lame and tk *
lumps have disappeared. I used but one bottle
and the oolt's llmba are as tree ol lorn pa and n
smooth as any horse In the state Hals entire
ly cured. The euro was so remarkable that
have let two of my neighbor * bare the remain *
Ing two bottlei who are now using It
Very respectfully ,
L , T. rOBTEB
end for Illustrated circular giving positive
proof. Price II. All Druggists have It or caa
get II for you. Dr. B.J. Kendall ft Col Pro
prietors. Knojbargh Falls , Tl.
BOL BY ALL DBUQGH8TS
DOCTOR STEINHARn
SUPPOSITORIES !
The Great Popular Remedy for Plies.
Sure cure forBUnd , Uleedlng&ItchlngP
And all forms of Hcmorrholdal Tumors.
Thitso BcpFosiroRiiu ! act directly upon the
strong , present tholr refilling , and hence a radi
cal euro U sure to follow their uso. Price , 78
ccntu a Iwi. For sale by nlldruirgUU , or sent by
null on receipt of price , by En liili Mndioal
InsUtato718 Oliva St. St
MO-
DOCTOR STEINHARI'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
FOE OLD AND Yoiwa , MALI AND FIUALB.
It Is a sure , prompt and ettectual remcdi or
digestion. DysneptU , Intermittent Fevers , Waal
of Appetite , Nervous Debility In all ItaSUgeej
Weak Memory , Loss of Brain Power , Prostration ,
Weakness and general Loaa of Power , It repalS
nervous waate , rejuvenates the faded Intellect ,
Itrenghthene the enfeebled brain and rettoniS
turpruing tone and vigor to the exhausted ot-
gmns. The experleuca of thousands prove * It M
bean Invaluable remedy. Price , $1.00 a bottle
or six orW. For sale by all druggUU , or MB (
secure from obeervatlon on receipt ol price br