IBZLVCTFIFS ,
PROPRIETOR OF
PALACE MUSIC HALL !
Headquarters for the justly Celebrated WEBER PIANOS , now approved and used by afl first-class Artists. WESTER
COTTAGE AND BURDETTE ORCANS. 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
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Fancy Goods , Ghildrens' 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
LANGTRY WAVES
Latest styles from the cast , in Linctry Waves and Rovcniblu Lan
Frizzes at MRS. , T. J. GOOD'S , 29 Main street , oppoMl o prat < flier.
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLIGH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract ( or small coatings ol
, J + l' ever } ' description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention la called to the ( ct that the
metals are me tad In CRUCIBLES which gtcs tbe
very best castings ,
Burning Brands
FOR
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACK
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTOKIES , Etc , Etc. ,
As well as
Cattle Brands
ARE NICELY EXECUTED
Works : Corner Sixth street nd Ele\enth aveuue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
JUSTICE DF THE PEACE.
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Rrsl Estate & Collection Agency.
o Odd Fellow B block , over Savings'
iviS-ti
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
CHICAGO , BOCK ISLAND AXD FACinC.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..B20pm Pacific Ex.9:15 : a m
Ex and Mall.923 am Ex and Mall.6:55 : pm
D. Moines ac.7:15 : a m Dee Molne9ac.4:40 p m
CHICAGO , BURLINerOil AND QUINOt.
Deport. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..530pm I Pacldo Ex.0:20am
Mall and Ex * . .920 a m Mall and Ei * . .7:00 : p m
N. Y. Ex 4:00 : p m | Neb & Has Ex..8:20 : a m
CHICAGO AND KOETUWR3TKS.N.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..BlBpm : Pacific Ext..9:15am :
Mall and Ex'.9:20am : Mall and Ex.6:15 : pm
Acoom ( Sat..EJXpm ) Accom. ( Mon..l:45 : p m
T , ST. JOB AND ootnicn , BLurre.
Depart. Arrive.
UaIlandKx..9fi5am : I Express. 6J50 p m
Kxjxrexi. . . . .8110 pa ( Mall and E.S'tSpn
umon jACTTia.
Dsput Arrlra.
Overland Xx.1130a. m , OrrrlanlJ x..4:00 : p.m.
Llnooln Kx..liaoa. n. Denver Ex..8W a. m ,
Denver Ex..7:00p. : m. Local Ex 6aOa.m.
Local Ex 7:25 : a. m. Ex 9:05 : a. m.
Emigrant..520 p. m. Ex r.-oOa.m.
wABAfta , sr. LOCU AKD rAoino.
Depart. Arrive.
> .Holland Ex. . 9:45 : am I Moll and Ex. . 4:30 : pm
Gannon Boll. . 4:80 : p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 : a m
RIOUI cnr AND rAnno.
Depart. rAnno.Arrive. .
For Sioux Clty.7 5 a m Frm Sioux C'y.C:50 : p m
For Fort Niobrara. Frm Fort Niobrara ,
Neb" 7:55ara Neb * 6J50pni
For Bt. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8:50 : a in
CII10AQO. MILWAUEBH AND 8T. FACU
Leave Council Bluffs. Arrit os Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex.0:20am : I Mall and Ex.6:55pm
Atlantic Ex.5:15 | : p m | Atlantic Ex..19:10 : a m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKKS AND ST. PAUL.
Lea > os Omaha. Arm oa at Omaha.
Mall and Kx.7l5am : | Paclflc Ex 19:4 : ana
Atlantic Ex.3:40 | : p m | Mall and Ex.7-25 p m
Except Sundays , t Except Saturdajs. { Except
Mondays. ( Dally.
Council Blufta & Omaha Street B. R.
Leave Council llluffs. Leave Oinalia.
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 a m , I m , 2 p m , 3 p I 11 a m , > pm , 2p m , 3 p
m , 4 p m , S p m , 6 p m. | m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m.
Street cars run hall hourly to the Union Padflc
Depot. On Sunday the cars bcifln their trips at
9 o clock a. in. , and run reiru'arir during the day
at 9,11 , 2 4 , B and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ;
I. D. EDMUITDSOM , I. L. SIIUOART , A. W. 8TRIR
President. Vlce-Pres't. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Bluffs ,
Organlted tinder the laws of the SUte of Iowa
Paid np capital f 75,000
Authorlied caplul ICO.OOC
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts issued
on the principal cltlos of the United States and
Europe. Special nttentlon given to collccttoci
and correspondence with prompt returui.
Dinr.crOBS
J. D. Eiraund on , K.L. fihurt , J
. W. Wallace , J. W. Rodfor , t.
* W Ptr "t
Hobraska Loan & Trast Companj
HASTINGS , NED.
Capital Stook , - - S100.000
JAS.B. HEARTWELL , President.
A. L. CLARKE , Vlce-l'rcaldcnt.
K. \VEBSTEH , Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Alexander Oswald'OUver ,
A. L. Clarke , E. 0. Wcbater'
Oeo. n Pratt , Jos. B. Ileartwell ,
D. U.McElUlnney.
Firat Mortgage Loans a Speoialtj
Ibis Company furnishes a permanent , horn
Institution where School Bond sand other legall
Israed Municipal securltU to Nebraska can b
be negotiated on the moit favorable terms
Loan * made on Improved farm In all well settle
coonUe * of the state through i r jepcnilbU ; loa
( orrecpoajsati.
S. E. MAXON ,
L DEC , O XX X 3s ? 3E1 < 7 W.
Offlca over savings bank.
OOtJNOU. HLUVFB. i . Iowa.
MEB , . J , HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
582 1i > njulwBw OoTH
SHORT LINE
OP TOE
Milwankee & St , Paul
RAILWAY
Is now running Ita FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
froro
OMAHA AND GOUHOIL 'BLUFFS '
wrni
Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers
-AND THE-
Finest Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
CHICAGO * MILWAUKEE.
Or to anv point beyond ; or *
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the BEST ROUTE , tbe
Chicago , Milwaukoo&St.PaulR'y
Ticket office located In Paxtoi Ilote' , at corner
Farnarn anolFourteenth streets and at U. P. De
pot and at Mlllard Hotel , Omaha.
tySce Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Arent.
O. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
S. B. MEKRILL , A. V. U. CARPENTER ,
Qenoral Manager. General Pass. Agent.
J. T. CLARK , OEO. H. UEAFFORD ,
General Sup't. Asa't G n nus. Agent
Are acknowledged to be the
best by all who have pnt them
to a.praotical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARD & SOFT GOAL
COEE OE WOOD.
MANUFACTURED BY
Buck's Stpve Co. ,
SAINT LOUIS.
PIEKCY * b 'BRIDFORD ' ,
SOLU AQENT3 FOR OMAIIA.
MAVEttlOK NATIONAL B4NK.
Cor , Water and Conereis Streets.
CAPITAL , - - 8400.OOO
SURPLUS , - - SiOU.OOU
Transacts a general Banking business. He
celves tbe accounts of Banks , Bankers ant
others. Draws Foreign Exchange am
makes Cable Transfers In Europe and Tel
egrapblo Transfers of Alone ; throughon
the United State * . Buys and sells Gov
eminent and other Investment Securities
and executes any business for its Corre
spondents In tbe line of Banking.
ASA P. POTTER , President.
J. J. EDDY , Cashier.
J. W. WORK , Att't Caihler.
mith-mt
IOWA IPME3.
Centorvillo U ttlklng street railroad.
A fire company has been organlted at
Spencer.
A sorghum sugar factory is propo > od at
B Ho Plalne.
There It likely tu bo a stvlngs bank
started at LeMirn.
The machinery has been bought for a
iroom factory at Onawa.
Tbe elto far a $12OCO school liouie has
ieen bought at Mumhalltown.
A colony of Germans direct from tte
old country have located near Denlton.
Tbe Clinton county grand jury has con-
dfmned thnjill at DaWltt as unsafe and
unhealthy. ,
Divenport claims 300 new houses and
! 0 0 new Inhabitants within the past
wolve months.
The government building at Dos Moines
i to ba made four stories high and other-
wlte bettered $85OJO wortb.
The state agr cultural collegn at Ames
iiv bought a $100 Jersey calf. Fred Bolt ,
of BOOUB , was the lucky seller.
Tin city engineer of Duhuqua s ys that
'ewers on tbe Warring system can be put
in for $1 to $1.25 per lineal foot.
Tbe Ottumwa police ore arresting men
and boys who get on and i tl moving traios ,
It Is proposed to break up the practice.
The city library building at Creston will
cost about $15,000. Toe Burlington rail
road company assists the city to put up the
edIGce.
An elevator with a capacity of a quarter
if a million bushels U to be built at Uur-
llngton. It will load grain directly on to
Mississippi barges
The big grist mill at Independence , the
best in the state wben it was built , has
been fitted up with new machinery and
started up again.
Not only the signal servlco office but the
Internal revenue office at Davenport is to
be abolished. The democrat of that city
wants to know if the poitoffice aho Is to
be taken.
The administrator of the estate of
Biihop Lee brings suit against Griiwold
college to enforce a claim for $10,000 ,
money advanced by the biibop to the col
lege , "iho court * a lien.
It his been decided to remove all femilo
prisoners from the Fort Madison peniten
tiary to Anamosa , and the first Install
ment of three were taken there by Chief
Clerk Kutterfield this morning.
The Hudson 1'reis manufacturing com
pany of Fort 'Uodgn his sent a man to
Chicago t' > buy machinery. A site for tbe
works will be bought , and contracts let
for the buildings at once.
A firm in Dei Moines sought to get out
an injunction restraining the telephone
oompauy from putting up a pole in front
of their place of buslneis. The circuit
court declined to grant tbe injunction ,
Creston's saloon license Is SIGOO , Ottum.
wft $1,000 , Oikalooi * $000 , Burlington
$100 , Stoux City $300 , Keoknk $300 , Cedai
Uapids $250 , Davenport $200 Council
Bluff * $500 Maracgo $180 , Dubuque $75 ,
and Marshalltowa nothing.
llock Rapids needs a tow mill , a paper
mill , a fire department , a liberal club or-
ganizUlon , a brickyard , a coal mine , an
nrUsIan well for invalids , a pub.Io ball ,
marble works , etc. , and by yon pale moon
she will have them , too.
Tbe Dubuque Motor company has been
reorganized , and promises a vigorous cam.
palgD. This is the company tint built n
railway from Dubuque to the bluffs back
of the nuslne < s p&rt f the town , tbe same
to be operated by dummy engines.
Vhe German Methodists of LeMars wor
ship in the second story of a building ,
During tbe services. last Sunday evening
th : fhflh of a i rairie fire outside raised the
alarm of fire , and only tbo prompt action
of a few cool-headed worshipers preyentsd
a disastrous panic.
The Wall Like ma thai arrested some
boys who were fighting. The mother ol
one of tbe youngsters and an attorney In
tercepted the marshal and his prisoners en
route t < the ogoler. The attorney wai so
emphatic In his a guments of a hat e s cor-
pjis motion that the marshal conducted
him before the mayor to answer
of carrying concealed weapons.
A syndicate of tbe Cedar fUplds capi
talists nan bought an interest in the Golden
Summit mine in the B'ack ' Hills. The
mice Is stocked for $2,000,000. The He-
publican of that town says : ' 'The shares
were put on the market at CO cents each ,
with a prospect of being brought to par
value within a year. "
Hon. John N. DIzon , of New Sharon ,
Mahanka county , says that 10.COO aiiplo
trees in his orchard have been killed. Only
the Willow Twig variety lived through
This ho nay , was occasioned by the warm ,
wet rpell last fill , which started tbo sip in
October , and which WAS frezon between
the wood and bark early In December.
Mr , Dlznn rays he has vleited several ol
the lent orchard * in tbo ntatc , Dnd found
them in the tame deplorable condition.
Dr. ShattucU , a clairnvoyant of Inde
pendence , was consulted by a Jtsup mm
nbout soriio money which the latter had
lost. The doctor dperilled the ponon who
stole the money. Tha description fitto't o
girl who was inspected of the theft. The
man wbo consulted told what tbo claira.
voyant said , nnd the girl brought suit foi
elacder. On trial evidence of the clalra <
yoyant'a power was tuled out. and the girl
got a verdict for damages. The law doe !
not roc3gntz3 the occult science.
From Denver to Salt Lake. '
Denver Tribune.
About eighteen months ago the
Denver & Rio Qrandb purchased the
Utah & Pleasant Valley road , a smal
Una of only 108 miles , and of whlol
only 83 mllea wore available for th <
purposes of a through lino. It rani
from Salt Lake Oily In a soathoutorl ;
direction to Ploaeant Valley , noa
which are located valuable coal mines
The work of construction from Gun-
rJaou Oily to Pleasant Valloy. which
hai received the name of the Utah i > x-
toaslon , has occupied about nine
m mths. The dlstauco fromQannleon
City to Silt L ko Is 4-iti miles , but as
& ! mlles of the Pleasant Valley road
wore used , there remained 1)03 ) miles
tor construction. This has been ac
complished in the face of great dlfll
cullies. All the troubles of construc
tion through an unsettled country
wore mot , m a matter of coursa. The
heaviest work was In
OOINO TlinOUOII TUB BLACK CANYON
on tho'Qannison rlrer , west of Gun-
uison City.
Tills rook-bound chasm is wilder ,
more plcturetqoo nud grander than
even the Grand Canyon. Too cliffs
are fully ni higb , but thilr tides era
broken into narrow ahulvcs , where
shrubs , trees and ollaelng vines have
formed a foothold. In many places
mlniaturo cataracts leap from dizzy
heights into the sea gioon waters of
the river , or , broken by projecting
edges , roach the bottom of the canyon
n silvery tpray. Hero a nolitnry pin-
uaolo tears upward like a delicately-
formed cathedral tower , and again the
nclonloK walla hug th > road for mllun
.a unbroken matses. Tao ojntour of
the
PALISAUKS ON TUB HUDHOK
s almost reproduced hero. Half way
through the canyon the Gannison
turns into a atill deeper gorge to the
right , and the road continues by the
side of Olmarron creek , which leads
to where the cliffs are more rugged
still , and whoso aides are filled with
clinging vines and stunted plnoi and
cedars. Tae region becomes darker
and gloomier , whllo the creek flaws
over Its rooky bed and among pranlto
bowldora with a rumble that fills the
gorge with deafening echoes.
The natural difficulties in the way
of construction wore lighter there
after. The Cidar Divide Is crossed
by a series of'steep grades , and thence
the line dei ojnds to Montrose , In the
Uucomoabgre Valley , the richest part
of the Ute Reservation. The Ouray
oztonslon will be built from this point ,
Following the Uncompabgro , aftei
leaving Montrose , the road traversal
a valley tilled with rich f Arm land tc
Dalta. Hero again the Gunnisor
Rlvor is encountered , and the roac
follows it through Ita yellow llnoc
canyon to Grand Junction , the < x
tromo western city of the State , bull1
at the head of Grand Valley. A wldi
neck of land runs westward from i1
between two long lines of cliff ) , anc
watered by the River Grand , la cap
able of producing
EVEUY VAHIETY OK FKUIT AND OEUEAI ,
Tno valley Is as level as a floor , the
climate is exceptionally fine nnd thi
vlow of distant mountain range
la ono of the finest which any part o
the State affords.
" "
"After Grand Junction the railron <
enters upon a. veritable desert. Low
treeless , dry and neglected wtstra extend
tend before ono for nearly 150 miles
The traveler is on an iul&ndaaawhfri
the winds have formed billows of sane
and the earth is caked by the .heat ol
summer. Under the iffects of irriga
tion much of it will bo reclaimed
Finally Green river , a broad , elugciel
stream , is reached and crossed. Tat
maximum grade from Grand Junction
to here is 5 82 feet to the mile. Tarn
ing now to the northwest the road ap
preaches the Waaatch mountains ,
Soon Price river Is crossed , a trlbutarj
to tbe Green , and later Castle vallej
is entered , where there is more vegetation
tation found. At its extreme end
and reached after long twlstlngs and
turnings among the foothills of the
raugo , stands Castle Gate , loadingIntc
the very
HEART OF THE WAHATCll
mountains , and formed by two Immense <
monso tnwora of red sandstone which
have a sheer descent of nearly f > 0 (
foot , and are several offshoots from tin
ollffj behind thorn. They are so close
to each other as barely to allow tlu
passage of the read and the atrcain
Onoo through the narrow way , ant
cliinblnt * the steep gradca of Pric <
Rlvor Canyon , the road follown firm
ono otroniu and then another , and ul
the -nhllo there nra unbroken foroatn
vari-coiorcd rocka , olcur watora , groci
meadows , tangled bruoh and vhtas o
distant , snowy peaks. At Solillci
divide , on the very top of the range
the road takes its oaglo-llko plunge
down the western slope , and nfto
emerging from the various gorgoa on
oonntorod , enters Utah Valley and i
almost
WITHIN SIGHT OF HALT LAKE CITY.
The view from this side of the rang
is ono of Incomparable loveliness
Eastward are the high peaks which th
traveler has just crossed , and whos
grandeur is now more thanevorbefor
apparent. At one's feet lies Utal
basin , and beyond it , to the north.Sal
Like valley , girded by high mount
alns. As far as the eye can see then
are rich meadows. Towns nestle In th
midst c f grocn groves , the Rlvor Jor-
an is displayed its ontlro length , and
holnko llsolf , with mountains rising
torn tto very shores rt Hoots la the
iloar depth the flttccy clouds , the tree-
iv.orcd slants nud the distant peaks
> t snow. Everything Is fresh , green ,
oft nnd boautiful. Cattle food in the
valleys , thcro are waving Gelds of
; oldi'ii produce , and the Waaatch
ango on thn onst and the Oqoirrh on
ho west send forth tall spires which
are capped with whlto , or have their
Ides covered with plnos , maples , ash
lud willows. By the sides of the lake
lands Pro vo ,
WATEUINO 1'LAC'K
A FAV01UTE ,
md ono with many attractions. At
Jlngham Junction brAnoh.es of the
road extend to Alta nud Blnghsmtwo
mportant mining towns of the torrl-
ory , but the main Hue continues up the
vnlloy and soon reaches the famous
tlormon molropolii.
of packages of the Diamond
mend dyes have been sold without a
single complaint Everywhere they
are the favorite Dyes.
AMERICA'S TALLEST MAN.
A Tcxaa Knrmor Who Stands Nearly
BUht Foot algh In Mo. 1G Dootu.
White O.k Letter In the New Orletni Deroooat.
Being nt the house of Mr. Franklin ,
in Titus county , mention was made of
the Texas giant , and I learned that ho
was a near neighbor of my host. Mr.
F. kindly consented to accompany mete
to his house. After entering I observ
ed windows as well as doors were as
low or lower than usual , but the loft
was qnlto high , being laid cross-
wlso with the floor , the ends
of the planks resting upon
the sldo plates of the room and two
joists , which rested on the end plates ,
the house having the gables weather-
boarded The plant sat smoking his
pipe. Whllo I ruminated on the
mode of approaching him I took notice
that ho did not appear very tall as ho
sat , yet my friend , who sat next to
him , a man of usual height , seemed
only as a half-grown boy. Pencil in
hand , I said to him : "Mr. Ftanklln
said you would be willing to glvo m <
items of interest in regard to yonrsoll
in which the public will take an inter-
"Oh , certainly ; I was born in South
Carolina , Greenville district , May C ,
1830. My father rmovud to Mis
souri , Morgan county , in 1833 In
1850 1 wont to California by the over
land route. I returned from Califor
nia by water - Ohngros io Now Orloani
on the Falcon. From Now Orleans ]
returned to Mlsoouri and was
busy farming mostly till the
war broke out. March 8 , 1853 ,
I married Mlas Mary T.
Thurston , oiy first cousin , bho has
berne mo fourchildren , all boys. Only
one i living Ono lived to bo over U I.
Ho was C feet. 7 inahrs high. My
father wasooly ( ! fofl t ! inches. Mother
was. a little over average height. My
father wns twice married. 11 In fifteen
children were ton boys and five girls.
Tno boys were all ever 0 feet. I had
ono cousin who was 0 foot G Inches. "
"What number Is your bool ? " I In-
quired.
"It is a 15 ; my foot Is 13 Inches
long end 1 wear u No , 15 "
"WhabMzoia your hut ? ' '
"It Is 7i "
"I have been measured , "ho replied ,
7 foot 7 $ Inches tn ordinary boots. "
A friend to the rich and poor. A
mediclno that strengthens and heals ,
is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Xba Doctor's ) Endorsement-
Dr. W. D. Wrlfiht , Clnclnnttl. O. ,
sends the subjoined profeulnnnl eudorie.
ment : "I huve proicrlhod DR. WM.
HALL'S HAL3AM FOH TIIK LUNGS
in n great tiumhea cf cases and always
with success , Oae caeo In partlcuhr wan
given un by saveral [ ihyalcliun who hod
L > c n called In for consultation with my
o'.f. ' Tno patient had all the symptnini
of csnfirm'd oonqumptlun cold night
sweats , hectic favor , harastln , ; cough , etc ,
lie commenced Imm dUtoly to got hotter
nnd was soon ro < t"rml 1" hit unmt hoiltli.
lalsi Inund Bit WM HALL'S UAL-
S'XII FOH Till : LUNU8 the moat vulu-
able cxpoctorunt fur hroi'dui ; up distress-
IDX cauuhd nud coUt ) thU I imyo ever
utod" SLdweodlw
"V1"- > , t/ > l Amenta lor tbo Life , Tlmei ,
VAlUCa nj Tronolioroni
DwUTruNnYHi9wiFK. JOSBO JamOS.
ho nuly IKoauthoilzod by her and which will
not bo "lllood and Thunder" story , such u liu
been and will bo | > u1 lleheil , but a trua life by the
only person wbo Is In poucwlon ot the ( acts *
faithful and devntod wife. Truth Is moro liter.
rstlng than flstlon , A k-enta should apply 01 ter
ritory at once. Oo 7G cts. for Sample book ,
J Chamber * & OoV
WANJED.
100,000 POUNDS OF
Xt.tm.Gt-E * Ax ZiXXlOC' sOC
Highest Oisb Pilot paid. Shipment * ( rom
country 111 be paid for by return mail.
K. WOTZSCO. ,
ISmkt-lm 1119 DougUi Ltre
nejolc.e , rejoice , "He Is alive Again , " "Was
Lost , but It Found. "
Under date of July U , 1882 , Mr , 12. B
iriglit of Wlndnor Locks Conn * , writes n ,
ilaln modest narrative , which , from Its
very simplicity , has the true ring of fine
gold. Ho stir * :
"My father Is uslni ; Hunt's Hemody and
scorns to bo improving , in f.ct , ho isery
much bettor tliau ho has bcuu for n lone
Imo. Ho had been tapped tbrco times.
The tirst time they fet from him sixteen
quarts of water , the second time thirteen
Itmts , and fully as much moro the third
line , and ho would constantly fill up again
every time after ho had boon tapped , until
10 commenced using Hunt's Ilomcdy ,
which acted llko magic in hit casp , as ho
} egun to Improve at once , ani now his
watery accumulation passoi away through
.ho rccretions naturally , and ho has none of
; hnt swelling or filling up which was sq frequent -
quent before the functions of the kidneys
were restored by the use of Hunt's Ilom
cdy. Ho fj n' well-known citizen of this
l > lace and has always been in buslneis
here , "
Again ho writes , Nov. U7 , 1882 , -
"I beg most cheerfully and truthfully testate
state , in regard to Hunt's Ilcmedy , that
Its use wai the saving of my father's life.
I spoke tu you In my previous loiter in re
gard to his being tapped tbrco times ,
is the moat remarkable pane that bas ever
been heard of In this section. Far n man
of his Bf o ( sixty years ) it is a most remark
able cure He bad been unable to attend
to his bntincss more than a jear , and was
given up by the doctors ,
"The first bottle of Hunt's Kemody that
he use 1 gave Instant relief. Ho has used
lo all seven bottle' , and continues to use It
whenever he feels drowsy or sluggish , and
it affords Instant relief. He Is now atten
ding to bis regular business , and hss been
several months. I am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter , as we
thoroughly bellrve that father's life was
saved by using Hunt's Uemedy ; and these
facts given above may ba a benefit to oth
ers suffering In likn manner from diseases
or inaction of the Kidneys and Liver. "
People exobsmga loolal
greetings , cnuvivialty is uromoted by a
gloss of "Hub Punch. " This admirably
prepared punch , impromptu , Is delightful
either with water or lemonade. Keplenlsh
your sideboard with it.
PERSONAIi "Parts ol the huTan body
enlarged , developed and strengthened , " etoli
an Interesting kdiertsemont long run In out
piper. In reply to inqu'rlos ' we will say that
thcro no evidence f ! humbug about this On
the contrary , the advertisers arv very highly In
dorsed Interes'od persons nay get sealed cir
culars giving all particulars , giving all particu
lar ! ! , by addressing ; Krla Medical Co. , P. O. Itoi
613 , Duflalo , H. Y. Toledo lflni { Bee.
nll-lr
DR. WHITTIER.
S17 Bt. CIutrlcM Bt. ST. LOUIS Mo
A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medlca
oollrgesbas been longer engaged In the treat
men ? of CHRONIC , NERVOUS. SKIN AND
DLOOD Diseases than any other physician In Bt
Louis as city papers show and all old resident !
know. Consultation free and Invited. When II
I * Inconvenient to vlnlt the city for treatment ,
medicines can be sent by mall or eiprcn every ,
where. Curable cases fcuarnntood ; wuoro doabl
exist * It lo frankly stated. Call or wiltt.
Nervous prostration , Debility , Mental
and Physical Weaknoan , Mercurial anil
other affoctlonu of Throat , Slcln and Bones
Ulood Impurltlca anil Blood Potaonlm ; ,
akin AUeotionn , Old Bores i > nd Ulcer * ,
ImpodlmeuU to Marriage ) , Rheumatism ,
I'llca. Special ntteutlon tu casea ( toic
over-worked brain. SUHUIOAL OASKH
reoolvc epoclal attention. Ulscanea nrltln
from Impru'lcnoo. EICOSBOB , Indultfuncu
200 pages thTwhoi
MAEBIA&E" well told. Man )
receipts ; who may mat
ry , who may not , why ,
causoa , consequencti
and cure. Sealed for 25a pottaee or stamps.
a 22Uwlt
BTAULiaUKl ) IB&il.
SIDKHIMUS ! AiTACIIMKNT-NOT PATENS
ED.
A. J. SJMPSON.
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
U09 and 1411 Dodio ttro ! < ) l.
nng 1-mn lim OMAHA. Nun
Genius- Rewarded ,
on ,
The Stnry oT tun Sawing Maclilr t
Alhandioms llttlo pimphtet , blue anl goli
ca > or wltn numoioui eogravlngs , will bo
GIVEN AWAY
to aiy adult person calling for It. at any braic
or sub-otllco ol the Hlngor Manufactur ng Con
panyor will be sent by mall , poit-pald. to an ,
penon IMou at a d itanct from our office.
The Singer Manufacturing Oo. ,
Principal Office , 84 Union Square
NEW YORK ,
H
CURES SCROFULA ,
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 OH O7HF.nWI.SK.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
IS THE
UltGATliLOODREUEDT
OP THE AQR.
iViltalcr fu'l patt'cu'ar , and little li-ok "Mc -
MfC * to the Unfortunate Suffering. "
tfl.81.OOU R ward will ha paid to any
Hicmlst who Will find , on analysis of 100 bottlw
18. 8. B. , ono particle of Mercury , lodlda ot
Vamlum , or other Mineral mbaUnce. SWI1T
PFXJIFIO CO. , Proprietor * , Atlanta. Qv
'rlw of Small BUe , „ . „ f lot )
Slie , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.78
SOLD 11Y ALL DRUQQiaTS.
imr duties I TP | ( | nltflit work , la rev-
Jllm'il nt Mift us * to rr braK nr rv * at
Hop BittMlK InaM * 'Jit H r/Nnc
Ifi.u r ynn aiir I euITM ti .rtiL u * .v
I turn i It TOUU ; i r-
rlfl ol toKlft , old ui i route , uffrrlctca
IMxirlwaltn or U-iuul ; li [ Inir 3J t. b J ? < bu
n M , iflj oo Hop 1 Bitten. .
, HlOUJUlJ _ AD-
t h nnvcr J ou ( eel I miKllj frusn 100 *
that your ij tcm . ' ' ( form .it K lo * \J
'je ! % claiuirit.tor '
tenlirnenled'
.lit * Of itlmulnUnK , > ?
tlmolr 'Jio'
" ' ' '
? ? . { Hcp5n ! r
( Pit . .
DM. O
1 * ' a Atxclnte
Mm , ( ii
I
anA IrrMlrt *
iitth o bio cure (01
, HOP
Hood
rnuvfa. dructtnnasi.
I
Hvtr of iutv * ati o' opium ,
You will be tftbaoeo , if
cured If you use narostlo * .
Hop Bltt r
jfYoa * fim
rf weak anil ftnti. Bau
NEVER Ctrcclu- .
row r > lriUdtrj
.Iti It may OFBITTMC
avs. your FAIL
life. It hnk
overt hurt *
dred ,
DOCTOR BTEINHARm
SUPPOSITORIES I
Zhe Great Popular llcmoJy ( or Pile * .
Jnrooure for Blind , IJloedlng&ItchlngP
And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors.
These SDPPOSITORIIUI act directly upon th *
coats of the Blood Vessels , and by their astringent
effocta gently force tha blood from the swollen
tumors , and uy making the coats of the vein * )
strong , prevent their refilling , and hence a radi
cal cure Is sure to follow their use. Price , 78
conUaboi. For sale by all druggists , or sent b ;
mall on receipt of price , by En llili M
In.titnte TI8 6liv fitSt
Mo-
DOCTOR BTEINHARTV
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
FOR OLD AND YOUNO , MALB AND FIXALI.
It Is a sure , prompt and effectual rcmeds or
digestion. Dyspeptla , Intermittent Fevers. Waal
of Appetite , Nervous Debility In all ItsSUget
rVeak Memory , Loss of Brain Power , Prostration ,
Weakness and general Loss of Power. It repaln
nervous waste , rejuvenates the faded Intellect ,
itrenohthens the enfeebled brain and restores
surprising tone and vigor to the exhausted 01-
rans. The experience of thousands proves It to
bean Invaluable remedy. Price , Jt.oo a bottle ,
or six or 15. For sale by all druggltta , or lent
secure from observation on receipt ot prfce bj
Dr. Stolnhn.P. . O. Box 2460 Bt-
LoaU.Mo-
PALLET & HOES ,
I Western Agenta , Lafayette , Indiana.
HEELS
FOR
Rubber Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS.
The center pieces ara Interchangeable and re
versible. It prevents the counter from runoloc
OYO > , requiring no heel stlffeners.
The Agency ( or these goods In this town ha.
boenplti t-rw
Others cannot procure them.
Calltnd ix&mlne a full line of Leather ami
, , Candte" Rubber Boots and Bh-ws with the Bo ,
enlblelleel. MllB. M. VKTEbBOrJ ,
81-3m LouisrUle , Neb.