i'flB
PROPRIETOR OR
PALACE MUSIC HALL !
Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS ' now approved and used by afl first-class Artists. WESTER
COTTAGE 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
HyilTJSIO IBOOIKIS. IMITJSIO ZBIZtsTDIBIiS.AJtsTID . SIHIIEIET 3VCTJSIO
Fancy Goods , Childrens' Carriages , Velocipedes , Bycicles , Carts and Wagons. To make room for new stock
will sell at
EXTRA FIGURES FOR NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
Good Organs at $50 and upward. Pianos and Organs sold for Gash and on Monthly Payments , Orders solicited
Address , J. MUELLER , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
. IBX.1J
NGTRY WAVES
Latest ntylen from the past , in Linctry Waves and Rovcrsibo ! Lan
Frizzes at MRS. . .T. J GOOD'S , 20 Main street , opposite pott cfljco.
FOU :
WINTHERLIGH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract lor small costings ot
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention Is called to the fact that the
metals are melted In CRUCIBLM which gives the
very best castings ,
Burning Brands
FOR
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACKERS -
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTOKIES , Etc. , Eto. ,
Aa well aa
Cattle Brands
ARE NICELY EXECUTED.
! T Works : Corner Sixth street and Eleventh aveuue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Omaha and Council Bluffs
RcaHlBtate & Collection Agency.
n Odd Follow a block , over Savings'
E V. ivi9 ti
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
OnlOAOO , BOCX ISUASD AND FA01PIO.
Deport. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..520pm I Fadflc Ext..0:15 am
Ex and Mall".925am Ex and Mall.6:55 : p m
D. Molnes oc.7:15 : a m | DCS MolncsAC.4:40 : V m
enlOAdO , BUBLtNOTON AND QUIKCT.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext. . . 630pm I Pacific Ext. . . .930 am
Hall and Ex'.9 0 a m Mall and Ex'.70 p m
N.Y. Ex 4OOpmNeb&KaaEx..B:20am : |
OniOAOO AMD NO TUWK3TBttlt.
Deport. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf. . . 6:15 : pm Pacific Kit..9:15am :
Mall anil Ex.9:20om : Mall and Cx.6lBpm :
Accom ( Sat.6:50pm : Accom. ( Mcn..l:45 : p m
KANSAS CUT , 8T. JOI AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Deport. Arrive.
Mall and Ex..9:55 : a rn I Express 6:50 pm
Sxpitgo. . , „ , . .0110pI Mallard Ex..S'15pro
union r-Aoiiic.
Dnart. Arrive.
Overland z.U30 a. m. OrrltndEr..4-00 p.m ,
Lincoln Ex..llaoa.n. Denver Ex. . . .B-00 ft. m ,
Denver Ux. . .7 )0 ) p. m. Local Ex 6:30 : a. m.
Local Ex 7:23 vm. " Ex 9:05a. m.
Emigrant..620p. m. " Ex r.-OOa. m.
WABAflU , BT. LOUIS AND PACinO.
Depart. Arrh e.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 * m I Moll and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Ball. . 4:50 : p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 a m
8IOO1 CUT AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux City.ViW a m Frm Sioux C y.0:50 : p m
For Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb' 7:55ara Neb.
For St.'Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8A ) a m
CIIICAOO , MaWADKRH AND HI. PAUL.
Lcru o Council CliiCfs. ArrU cs Council liludg.
Mall and Ex. . ' 820 om I Mall and Ex6A1pm
Atlantic Ex.5:15pm [ : | Atlantic Ex.9:10a | : m
CUICAOO , MILWAUKBK A > 'D ST. MUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrlv en at Omaha.
Moll and Er.7lB a m I Paciflo Ex [ 9:45 : a m
Atlantic F.T..t3.40pm I Hall and Ex.7-25pni
Except Sundays , t Except Saturdajs. } Except
Mondaja. | UUly.
Council BluQa St OmabB Street R. B ,
Leo\ Council ItluSa. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 a ta , 10 a m , 8 o m , 9 o m , 10 a m ,
11 a m , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 a in , < pm , 2pm , 3p
m , 4 p m , 0 p m , C p m. m , 4 p m , S p in , 6 { > m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the cars betfln their trips at
Q o clock a. in. , and run recu'arlv during the day
at 0 , II , 2 4 , n nnd 6 o'clock , anil run to cltvtlme ;
I , D mDMOHKIOM , I. L. BUDOAKT. A. W. STRUT
President. VIce-Pres't. Caahler.
CITIZENS BANK
Or Connell
OncanUed under tha ) awi ol the Stale ol Iowa
Paid up capital . | TB.OM
Auth/riied capital. _ _ . _ . . . . . SCO.OOC
interest paid on Urn * dopodts. Drafts Issued
the principal cKk * of th Uolted flutes and
ropo. Special , ettontlon Riven topolleetloni
id corroepondsnce with prompt reform.
DULKOTORB '
J. D. Kdmnndjon , E. L. Bhuirart , J
. W. Wallace , J. W. fiodfer , I.
_ A. W. Btfi > > _
WANED.
100,000 POUNDS OF
> 8h Prlci paM. Shlpment Jiom
country * lll be paid for by return maU.
E. MOT& & CO. ,
JRmte-lm 1H1 Pougla" UrM
GOLD { MEDAL , ( PAH 8. 1871
BREAKFAST COCOA
Warranted Absolutely pur
Cocoa , frcra whlci theexcea
of oil has been removed. It ha
three times the strength c
Cocoa mixed itlth Stircli , Ai
row Hoot or Sugar , and It thr.it
fora fir core economical. It I
delicious , nourUhlnf , Btrenrtb
enlnir.eaBlly dlgetted , atd ad
nlrably adaptcu for Inva Ids i
well as lor persons In health.
Sold by Qrocr iEv rfwh ) r
W'BAKla&OoDorctator. ! Has i
, , , . '
S. E. MAXON ,
< y . xc , a aec x or xict'n ? .
Office over saving ! bank ,
00 DNOtu BLUFFS , i . Iow .
MES , fi. J , HILTON , M , D , ,
Km SURGEON
SHORT LINE
OF THE-
Milwaukee & St. Paul
RAILWAY
Is DOW running Itn FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Iroro
OMAHA AND OOUNOIL 'BLUFFS '
i WITH
Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers
-AND THE
Finest Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
CHICAGO * MILWAUKEE.
Or to nv point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL , OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the HEST ROUTE , the
Chicago , Milwankee&St.PanlE'y
Ticket office located In Poxto i Hole' , at corner
Farnam anclFourteenth streets and at U. P. De
pot and al MUlard Hotel , Omaha.
/tarSee / Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Arcnt.
O. n. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
8. 8. MERRILL , A. V. H. CARPENTER ,
GeneroIManager. General Pass. Agent.
J. T. CLARK , GEO. U. IIEAFFORD ,
General Sup't. Asa't 0 n a. Agent
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural lim.
ffblch govern the operatlcns of digestion and
nutrition , and by a careful application of ibt
2ne properties of well-etlooted Cocoa , lir.
Bpps has provided our breakfait tillca with a
delicately flavored beverage which may save M
many heavy doctors' bills It I'J by the Judlclou
ese of such article ) of diet that a constitution
may bo gradually built up until otrong ononj-i
to reolst every tendency to disease. Ituudrtdi
of oahtle maladies arc floating around ns road ]
to attack wherever there iu a woiU point. Wi
may cjcapo many a fatal shaft by kooplng oni
MlvsBwell fortlflrd with pore booi ! ) and a prep
erly nourished frame. " Civil Cervlce Gaxotte
Made simply with boiling water or milk Uc U
n tins only ( J-Ib and Ib ) , by Grocers , labeled
JAMBS BPPS & CO. ,
Homoeopathic Chemist * ,
aifeiti ' ixindon. Mntrlnnd.
oa-
The SinrF of ttia Sewlncr Haohlne
A Ihandsome little pamphlet , blue and gold
cover with numerous engravings , will be
GIVEN AWAY
to a-y adult parson calling for It , at any bracch
or sub-omoe ol the Singer Manufacturing Com'
pony , or will be sent by mall , poll-paid , to any
perion lit Ing at a d stance from our office.
The Singer Manufacturing Oo. ,
Principal Oflico , 84 Union Square
NEW YORK.
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NKB.
Capital Stock , - - 3100,000
JAS. D. IIKAIVnVKLL , President.
A. L. CLAIIKE , Vlce-Prcsidcnt.
K. 0. WKB3TEK , Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
Suiuel Alexander Oswald-Oliver ,
A. d. Clarke , E. 0. Webater
Oeo. II fratt , Ju. D. Ilontwell ,
D. M.McElIllnney.
First Mortgage Loano a Rpeoialt >
Tbls Company furnishes a permanent , bomi
Institution where Ekhool Bend find other legally
Issued Municipal seccrltlt to Nebraska can b
be negotiated on the mott favorable terms
Loam made on Improved farm In all well settled
ft oountlM of the state throogb r wpoociblej local
'D conesponilSDt * .
COUHC1L BLUFFS
ADDI i IONAL LOO AL NEWS
An cxpresi wagon with throe wheel *
pasted up Main Direct last ntght making
as much music ft * nqmrtetto of dogs anJ
oats. The' fourth wliaol wai not to be
Been but a side attachment filled the bill.
We venture to suggest to the npolo-
gizer for rrlmu , and to Mopsre. MOBH &
Points that a case of mayhem cannot be
settled by an assault and battery One.
That la & little too thin.
There U not a doubt but that an in
dictable olTeuae was committed whoa poor
Delia Brown was led to her death , Were
, ro told that Justice is on the tracfc ; of the
rlminnl
KJ W. i' . Fisher , Esq. , o gallant knight
> f the road , IB in the city looking after or-
lets for S. P. Hounds & Oos. typo foun-
ry.
An embezzler will be called to account
io-day , at least a warrant has been Issued.
One plain drunk was registered last
night at "cops" headquarters.
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL BLUrrs MARKET.
Corrected daily by J. Y. .fuller , mor-
handlse broker , buyer and shipper of
rain and provisions , 39 Pearl street ,
WHEAT -No. 2 spring , 70o ; No. 3G3 , (
rejected 50o ; good demand.
CORN Dealers paying 33 : ; rejected
orn Chicago , 45c ; new mixed. 48oj white
, orn , 35o. The receipts ot corn are light.
OATS Scarce and iu good demand : 33.
HAY 4 00@6 00 per ton.
RYK 40o ; light supply.
CORN MEAL 125per 100 pounds.
WOOD Good supply ; prices at ! yards ,
i 00@G 00.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ;
ioft. 5 50 per ton.
BUTTER Plenty and In fair demand ;
25c : creamery , SOo.
Eaos Ready sale and plenty at 13o
> er dozen.
LAUD Fairbanks , wholesaling at 13o ,
POULTRY Firm ; dealers paying 13o per
round for turkeys and lOo for chickens.
VEGETABLES Potntoe ? , 45c ; onlonc , 50c :
cabbages , 80@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 60
@ 8 50 per barrel.
City flour from 1 60 to 3 40.
BEOOMH 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
BTOOK.
CATTLE 3 00@3 50 ; calves 6 007 50.
HOQB Market for hogs quiet , as tbo
packing houses are closing ; shippers are
paying 5 50 to G 50.
The grain dealer * are paying good prices
for corn. Farmers can ( ret from 33 to 35c
now and farmers will do well to take
advantage of these prices ,
The dealer ) continue to pay thoae prices ,
notwithstanding n marked decline at all
, hu other points.
Dcn'tDlo in tne HOUBO.
"Rough 011 Rats " Clears oat rats'
mlco , roaches , bed bngr , flioa , anta
molea chipniunka gophers. 15n
A KNIGHT OF THE NINE
TEENTH
Ono of "Ned Buatlme'a" Heroes In
Council Blufls.
There will bo no "BafLiIo Blllo" in
the America of the next coatnry. The
occnpatloua of the government cooat
the galdo and the hunter dlaappoai
with the corralling of the rod inon am
the oxtlnotlon of the buffalo and tb <
grizzly. The dare dovllu of the prea
ont day are of the lawless kind. Th <
men who formerly fonght the ludlani
and the grizzlies us a profession an
now doing it on the stage or uettllnf
down to on joy the wealth earned , bj
toll and dauger. Ifany of them havi
gone to "the land of the hereafter. '
Buffalo Bill , Texas ) Jaok , Oapt. Jao ,
Crawford-and Antelope Dlok are of i
very different claes from the hare
drinking , quick ahootlng , cow pun
chord who copy the nncut hair , book
akin suits and broad brimmed hata o ;
the genuine knights of the plain * .
The oow boya are Vouch citizens
The aconta are men of education
bralna and refinement. Some an
wealthy , notably Buffalo Bill ( Ron
Wm. Oody ) , whose atock ranch id om
of the finest iu Nebraska. Toxaa Jaol
( John Oojuhuudro ) owued a hne Bos
ion residence and a bl bank ucconn
at the time of hla dtuch. Captali
Jaok ( J. 0. Oiawford ) is now th
owner of the cattle on a thouaani
Colorado foot hills. Antelope Dlcl
( Goo. R. Nuunelly ) is the only pee
man of the old tiiao acouto , and It wa
this gentleman who came to our offlo
yesterday. A bronzed face , acqailln
noeo , Jong black curly hair , a high
noble and classical forehead , an ox
presalon that blended dignity , Intolll
goncu , energy and recklessness ; a sni
of ordinary clothes covering a ( la
military figure , and this waa Antelop
Dlok. It waa yoara before that w
last met , but he recognized us at
glance.
"Whore have you been ? " we one
rled ,
"The Hanta Fe country has beei
my lUmplng ground for acme tlm
past , but I itno back to aee aomo of
the papers I started in the ancient
daja. "
Anlolopo Dlok ia , by the way , re
sponsible for the birth of nt least a
dozen frontier pnpora. Ho in a good ,
practical printer nnd graduate of two
collogoa. Ho hoa in frontier towns
acted as preacher , lawyer , doctor and
dltor.
Ha was Instrumental In ereotlug a
fine church in Columbus , Neb , and
lias done much io reclaim erring
brothora wherever ho has atraycd.
What arc you doing now ? wo aikod.
"Looking for a job , was the reply.
I am a going to quit frontier life , and
aottlo down on a live paper and I would
prefer the BKB. "
"You mnat aoo the great mogul , "
aald the reporter. Meanwhile wo
asked Dick for a sketch of his early
life. He gave it briefly , and wo give
It as wo got it.
"I waa born in Missouri , and while
a more lad I served with the 'southern
boys,1 and did what any little chap
in his 'teens cbnld do to aid the Cbn-
fedoracy , believing , aa I then did , that
the path of honor and Independence
pointed that way. After the war , I
went to college and graduated. My
people being Impoverished by the 'lost '
cause , ' I started west to Book my for
tune. I am still seeking It , and if I
hava its rough a road ot life to travel
In the future as In the past , I don't care
how aoon the road onda. I waa edu
cated for a minister , but have taken a
regular oonrao of medical studies ,
finally graduating at Ann Arbor and
Cincinnati. I have been married
twice , viaited Liberia in 18G8 , tried the
stage , lectured for the temperance
CAUBO in Kansas , fonght two dunls in
Mexico , have aided In the organization
of several frontier counties , have
crossed the plaint again and again ,
and on ono trip I took 43 antelape
tails and four Indian scalps. "
"I have also worked upon a great
number of the leading papers of the
union , both woookly and daily , in
acme ono of the different departments.
Have tasted all the bitters of life * , and
but few of Its awoeta ; but In every
avocation or profession have labored
for the good of my fellow man , re
gardless of my own purse or condi
tion. "
Antelope Dick is yet a young man ,
and the indications ore favorable for
a hnppy and proiporona termination
of hla romantic and varied life.
The boat preparation of iron a doc
tor can prescribe la Brown'a Iron Bit-
tera , because It aoca not injure the
tooth as other Iron medicines will.
THE TWO SBBMONB.1
The last note of the bell had retreat
ed.into the depths of ethereal apace ,
and tbo organs rich tone burating
through the ooufinea of the magnifi
cent church , fell upon the oar. Hast
ening to the houHO of worahip , whose
aplre shadowed the hovel of poverty
and the homo of shame , were n might ]
crowd , docked iu theirSnnday | beat II
being uecsaeary to appear before the
Lord appropriately coatnmed , unuilnd
sul ( of the starving poor or naked
tramp. Amid the surging multitude c
reporter wended hla way In aoaroh o
some atray item upon which 'to feasl
his Insatiate noul. When near the entrance
trance to one of our moat magnlfioenl
and popular churches , he paused. A
light mot hla vision before which al
lentimoutallty and "orthodoxy" palcc
and rapidly disappeared , llko front
work before the morning sun. 'Ttrai
an old nn feeble tramp , sitting npor
the cold and inanimate atone atop ol
the church donr. Ha | olothei
were mere rags'and fron
long used shooi ' protrudoc
skeleton toea. His long unoomboc
hair was white as snow , while over hii
face spread innumerable furrows
plowed by the hand of tireless time
lurking cares and branding Borrows
His eyes , almost slghtloiH , were raleoc
toward the place where the Good On <
Is anppined to reside , and over anc
anon from out their woo-bnrnoc
depths rolled a silent tear perhaps i
drop of dow from the withering gar
den of memory. The rich and prouc
ahunnad him , aud ailks and fine olntl
were drawn tightly for fear of comlnj
In contact with the loathsome object a
their feet. Ho was only a tramp
ragged and old a cnndldata for th
unhonorcd potter's field. The Ian
note of organ and bell had dfod awa ;
and the truly loved if Oed had passe'
Into the house of worahip , still th
old tramp sat motionless. Nn doub
his mind was lending Its last faint
fllokeclng light to the scenes of otho
days. The preacher's voloo was hoard
coming from within , and the "woi
shipper" drank in hia every wind
The old tramp turned hla head t
catoh the dying echo of hit voice , vrhll
his form trembled with a oonvulslv
Igh. 'The speaker entered the chnrol
and after surveying the asomblo
te members , returned to the pavemon
bnlow whcrn the silent preacher aat In
hit rags and Isolation. Strange and
mysterious thoughts coursed through
his brain as ho listened to the Inaudi
ble language of the aged speaker upon
the steps , and ho wondered to whom
God's oar was turned , the preacher
Insldi , 04 the ono upon the otopa. Goo
had a hundred well-dressed , well-fed
auditors , the other watched only by
the cheerless clouds and hills that
soeru eternal When church was dlo-
inlsacd and all had disappeared In the
direction of their own respective
homos , whore sumptuous feasts await
ed them , the old man , bearing upon
hia staff , struggled ofl In search of a
friendly box-oar , or quiet retreat ,
where ho might rest hla weary body.
The Boone closed , and the public are
allowed to draw their own conclusions.
DICK. "
Fighting Wall Street
Henry Clews In Now York Star.
"Tho danger that usually overtakes
Wall-street men , and the reason why
so many prominent ones come to grief ,
la Buccoas , which after a while makes
them feel able to undertake any and
everything , however Rroat. In other
worda , they come to think that they
arc all powerful and they undertake
moro than they are able to perform.
This proves their Waterloo. I remem
ber many such examples , among them
Jacob Little , Addtson Jerome , Leo
nard Jerome , Sttmson , Billy Maston ,
) iiilol Drew , Jim Fisk , Wm Bnldon ,
Caoko , David Crawford , Wood
ward , Samuel M Mills , Henry N.
Imlth , Turner Brothers , Edward
lalght , Alonzo Follott , John Gibaon ,
] h pman , John Tobon , Harvey Ken-
icdy , and many others , Including my-
elf. The danger to a business man
s when ho thinks ho can do every-
hing. No ono man can control Wall-
troot. It never has boon nor never
rill be done , oven though ho bq backed
> y the United States treasury. Mr.
kf oOullooh attempted it once when Sec-
otaryand ho mot with signal defeat. "
"How waa that ? "
'Ho tried It In the gold market. Ho
figured up with remarkable minute-
loaa that greenbacks and gold should
30 separated by just 20 7-8 percent ,
ireminm and no moro , and to main
tain this theory bo ordered the gov
ernment broker to sell all the gold the
market would take at 130 whenever It
reached that point. For a long time
.ho secretary was ahead , but ono day
a steamer arrived 81,2:30 : p. m. there
was no cable then with nowa that a
panto waa raging In England. It waa
reported that Gurnee & Oo. and many
other largo firms and banka had failed.
Imperative orders wore received by
bankers to remit gold at once. These
orders were sent to the gold board and
there confronted the - government
broker , aud In loan than half an hour
ho was balled out of least § 50,000,000
of treasury coin. He had no aoonoi
turned his back to report his salon and
obtain froah onion , than the premium
advanced to 1-10 , and the next morn
ing gold opened nt 1GO Thirty mil
lions of gold bought at 130 wae
shipped to England and stopped the
panic. Had It continued , Hdonbtlca ;
would ha\o undermined EngUud'c
great credit , and ao that went dowr
America's credit would have advanced
thereby the sooner to hnvo made Nevi
York the world's financial center ho
! future dcatluy. "
People exchange soola'
greeting ! , oouvlvlalty is oromotod by i
glass of "Hub Punch. " This admirably
prepared irancb , impromptu , Is dollghtfu
either with water or lemonade. ReplenUI
your sideboard with it ,
Aru acknowledged to ba th
best by all who have put then
to a practical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARO&SOFTOOA1
COKE OE WOOD.
MANUKAOTOJIED BY
Buck's Stpve Co.
SAINT LOUIS.
PIERCY & 'BRADFORD '
BOLE AGENTS , FOB OMAHA ,
Rejoice , rejoice , "Ho It nllvo Again , " "Wat
Lott , but It Found , "
Under date of July 0,1882 , Mr , K.B
Bright of Windsor Locks Conn' , writes a ,
plain modest narrative , which , from Its
very simplicity , has the true ring of fine
gold. Ho soys :
"My father Is using Hunt's Uomody and
soemi to bo improving , in fact , ho is very
much better than ho has been for a long
time , Ho had boon tapped three times ,
The urst time they got from him sixteen
quarts of water , the second time thirteen
quarts , and fully as much moro the third
time , and ho would constantly fill up again
every time after ho had been tapped , until
ho commenced ualno ; Hunt's Remedy ,
which acted like magic in hit case , aa ho
begun to Improve at once , and now his
watery accumulation passes away through
the secretions naturally , and he has none of
that swelling or filling up which won so frequent
quont before the functions of the kidneys
were restored by the use of Hunt's Rom-
edy. Ho f well-known citizen of this
place and has always been in business
hero , "
Again ho writes , Nov. 27 , 1882 ,
"I bog most cheerfully and truthfully testate
state , in regard to Hunt's Remedy , that
Its use was the saving of my father's life.
I spoke to you In my previous letter In re-
Kara to his being tapped three times. :
is tbo most remarkable cose that bos ever
been hoard of in this section. For a man
of his np9 ( sixty years ) It is a mcst remark
able cure. Ho had boon unable to attend
to his business moro than a year , and was
given up by the doctors ,
"Tho first bottle of Hunt's Remedy that
ho USD 1 gave instant relief. Ho hastued
in all seven bottlei , and continues to use it
whenever he feels drowsy or sluggish , and
It affords Instant relief , He la now atten
ding to his regular business , and his been
several months. I am perfectly willing
that yon should publish this letter , as wo
thoroughly bollcvo that father's life was
saved by uilng HUBt'fl Remedy ; andthese ,
facts given above may bo a benefit to oth
ers suffering in like manner from diseases
or inaction of the Kidneys and Liver , "
Vo notloe the Marriage Fund , Mutual
Trust Association , of Cedar Rapids. Iowa ,
highly spoken of in many of the leading
papers of the state. "Money for the Un
married" heads their advertisement ID
another column of this tinner , f 5-3m
A 8kln of Beauty It Joy Forever.
DR. T- FELIX GOURADD'fl
Oriental Oroam or Magioal Beau-
tifler ,
s Tan , Plmplet
Preoklee
Mothpitcl
'
blemish or
defies de
action. I
has stoot
the test o
80yenr an
U no harm
less wi
taste it ti
bo sure tb
prepara
lion Is properly
porly mad
Accept in
lountcrfel
ol similar name. The distinguished Dr. L. A
Bayro , said to a iarly ol the IUUT ON ( a patient
"As you ladles will use them , 1 rocommem
'O unud's Oream' as the leant Imniiful ol all th
Skin preparations. " Ono bottle will just l
montbs , uelnK It every day. Alee I'oudro Jub
tllo rcmorts huparfluous hair wiibout Injury t
the skin.
KMR. M. D. T. QOUHAUD , Solo prop. , 4S Dom
St. . N. Y.
For silo by all Drutrgtats and Fancy flood
Dealers throughout the United Blatco , Oanad
; and Kuropo.
jcari'oware ' ol base Imitations. (1,000 rowan
lor arrest and prool ol any one uclllu tbo same
j 14-weow-me 2t owOm
DE HENDERSON A regular gradual
, , In inedltlne. Over 1
006 It COB Wyandoite St. , rears' practice 1
KAMASOITV ) , MO , In Chicago.
Authorized br the state t ) trea
ChronicNenom and Private dls
ruea. A ihuo Kpllepiy , Rheu
, Plim , Touo W . m , Urln
'aryotd ' Bkln Dlceiss , BIMINA
_ 'WKAIK1SH ( tlltht loasts ) jSlXUAl
, . oeaolnoxual power ) Etc. Cures nuai
anteid or money icluiided. Ooirg'slow , Thou
lands of cases cured. No Injurious mortlclna
used No deteutlou from hmlneaa. All i oil
clues furnished even to patients at a dlilancc
Consultation free abd to ifldentlal coil or write
Age and e iperlence are Import int. A BOOK to
both sexis llluatrattd and circulars ol oihe
things tent sealed for two 3c stamps. FRE
11UBEUJJ.
DR. WHITHER
817 Bt OlmrlesSt. ST. E.OOTD Me
A IlEQULAU OUADUATK ol two medic.
collcReB.hvi ! > cou louifer eueared In the troal
oicnt ol OIIUONIO , UKRVOUH. SKIN AN1
IIL001) Dltcasui than any other pb ) el'-Un In E
Loulu as city pipers show and all old reslden
know. Consultation tree and Invltod. When
Ulncon\onloutto visit tbe city lor troatmoti
mcdlclnM can bo sent by mall or expreai evci
where. Curable tajua Ktiartntoedj where don1
eil iHIt btunily jtited. 0 .ll or writ * .
II Nervoiu prontrntlon , DoblHtr. Mont
and I'byaloal Weakness , Mercurial ai
IIL other atlectlorm of Throat. Bkln uml lioni.
Hlood Impuritleti nud liloud 1'olaonlu.
L Bkln Alfeotlorm , Old Borea and Ulooi
Impe < llmoutii to MnmavB. ItfafcumatUi
Piles. Bpeelal nttontlun to casea fro
over , worketl brain. BUIUIIO AL 0 AS H
receive special _ attention. Dleoaaea nrlilt
" - " " " - * * * rmyi + fiua U < | * n
T
from Imprudonce. Kxoeases , Induliteuo. .
200 pages ths who
storv well told. 1J I
recelpU ; who may ma
'
' * " 'fc * "
1 cstues , eon * quenc
tad con. Bel * < l ( or 2So pottage or stamps.
CURES
do. SORES ,
do. ULCERS ,
do. BOILS ,
do. ERUPTIONS ,
do. CATARRH ,
do. ECZEMA ,
do. RHEUMATISM ,
do. SKIN DISEASES ,
do. BLOOD DISEASES ,
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
REMOVES ALL TAINT ,
HEREDITARY OR OWIKRWISK.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
is THE
GREAT BLOOD REMEDY
OF THE AQE.
Write lor lull particular' , and little Inok "Mes
sage to the Unfortunate Suffering. "
V9utlOOD Reward will bo paid to any
Chcmtit who will find , on analysis ot 100 bottle *
ol 8. S. B. , ono pnrtlclo ol Mercury , Iodide ol
Fotarelum , or other Mineral substance. SWIFT
SPKCIFIO CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta. CU.
Price ot Small Site f 1,00
Large Size , . . . . . . .i. 1.78
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
OOL. L. T. FOSTER.
ITonnffitown , Ohio , May 10 , 1E2 .
f"D . B. J. EnrDAU , * Co. I had a Tory valet * *
bleUambletonlancolt that I priced very highly ,
ho had a large bone spavin on one Joint and
tmall ono on th other which made him very
lame ; I had him under the charge of two velet
Inary surgeons which failed to cuie him. I wu
one day reading the ndvortifoment of Kendalll
Spavin Core In the Chicago Express , ! determined
aloncototry II and got ourcrnRgl ta nerili
lend for It , and they ordered throe bottles ; 1 ( ook
all and I thought I would giva It a ttorocjfc
trial , I used It according to direction ] and tO4
'fourth day the colt eeased to be lame and tb *
lamp * hnvo disappeared. I used but one bottlt
and the colt's Hmbi are is froeot lumps and i
smooth as any horse In the state He li enlli
ly cured. , The euro waa so remarkable .hnl
have lottwo ol my neighbors hAve the r mI
\og \ two boMUiwnn arononn , lnpH
V0ry T Mpsctruuy ,
L. T. FOBTKU
lend lot illUw"ir - . ' oifuiiUr ( rlrlng
, pruol. Plica K. iU lrui : ; fi have II 01 o.M
, jotltlar yo = . IU. G. J , Uondall Co To *
prlotora , Uaas
01 .l-llu
or 3li iH ! ,
vnnft altb or lk . 'Hi li
line , nlin
]
:
Too wilt be
mrtdiryouujt
Hop Bltt r
DOCTOR
SUPPOSITORIES !
flThe'Great Popular Bemody ( or Pilet.
8nr euro for Blind , nieedlng&ItchlngE
And all forms ol , Homorrholdal Tumors.
These 8urr BiTOEiM act directly upon tht
strong , prevent their refilling , and hence a radi
cal cure Is sure to follow their use. Price. 7S
cent * a box. For sale by alldrugglsU , or sent by
rice , by
Oli ve St. St Conin
DOCTOR , STEINHART'S
ESSENCE OF LIFE
ii FOB OLD AND YOOKO , MALI AND FIIULK.
it It Is a sure , prompt and effectual romoda or
iy dlgtstlon. Ujsm-psla , Intermittent Fevers , Want
ill of Appetite , Nervous Dobllltr In oil its Stages
Wcok Memory , Loss of Uraln Power , Proatratloo ,
\YcoknoiiaanagciivralLoa9of Poncr. It repairs
nervous w osto , rejm tnotca the fodod intellect ,
streiiKhthciiH the enfocblod brain and rcetorei
lurpru ng tone and tlgor to the exhausted or.
U'aii8 , The ex | > orlcii-o ( of thousands pro\eslttO
[ 10 an Imuluablo rcmeily. Price , $1.00a bottle ,
or six orM. For sale by all UruggUtg , or sent
cocuru from obaorvatlon on receipt of price by
in , Pr. Stninlia- . O. Box 2400 St
Lout * Mo.
PERSON A T.-"Partsol the hutian body
* enlurifeJ , detolopcu and strengthened , " eto. l
101 an Intereotlng advert sement long run In our
5T paper , in reply to i > iqu rlea we will aay that
there no evidence tt humbugabont thU On
nju Uie bontrary , the atlverUstrs ar very highly In-
doned Interested penons nay get sealed cir
7. culars girlng all particulars , giving all partlcu-
la" , by aJdrcMlnir Erie Medical Cc. , P. ( S. Dai
C18 , Buffalo , N. Y.-Tolodo K uii B .
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