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OTJZtTOIID ZBLTJIE'IrJ'S ,
PROPRIETOR OF =
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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 DES RIPTION , such as Violin
Guitars , Accordeons , Music Boxes , Italian Strings , Etc. , , Etc. Also a full line of
ZMZTJSIO IBOOIKIS. IMITTSIO IBIISTDEIRS .3ST3D SHEET IMITJSIO
Fancy Goods , Childrens' I 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
LANGIRY WAVES
to.
Latest styles from the oust , In Lsnctry Waves and Rcvereiblo Lan
Frlzzoa at MRS. .T. J GOOD'S , 29 Mala street , opposite post ( ffice.
FOU.WDBY.
WINTHERLICH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract for small castings ol
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention Is called to the f ct that the
metals are mo ted In CRUCIBLES which gives tbe
very belt castings ,
Burning Brands
FOR
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACK
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTO HIES , Etc. , Eto. ,
As well as
Cattle Brands
ABB NICELY EXECUTED.
Works : Corner Sixth street and Eleventh aveune ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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W. R. VAUQHAN.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Real Estate & Collection Agency.
n Odd Follow a block , over Savings'
t ]
OOUNOIX , BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
ODIOAOO , MCK USL1KD AHD FACrnO.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic fact . . .B20pm I Pacific Ext..9lSam :
Ex and Mall.S2Sam Ex and Mall * . .635 ptn
D , Molnea ac.T:15 : a m | Dos Holneiac * . - pm
OIIIOAOO , BDUmOTOI AHD QDIHOT.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext. . . n Op ml Padflc Ext. . . .920 am
Mall and Ex * . . 920 am Mall and Ki'.7:00pm :
If. T. Ex . 4mpm | Neb & Has Ex..8 0 a , m
OHIOAOO AMD HOKTnWXSTIIBM.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf..5:15 : pm Pacific Ex.9:15am :
Hall and Ex.920am Mall and Ex.6:16 : p m
Accom ( Sat.5.50pm Accom. ( Mon..l:45pm :
IAHSAB CTTT , ST. . " 01 AMD OOUXCHi BLUm.
. . Depart. Arrive.
bal ] and Ex..9.55am I Express 6.50pm
Xxprcn. ,810 ! p m i Mall aid Ks..6'ifip n
uinoii ? icma.
Dtpait Arrlro.
Overland Xr.11 0 a. m.
Lincoln Ex. . 11:30a. . Denver Ex..8-00 a. m ,
Demer Ex..7.-00p. m. Local Ex 6 JO a. in.
Local Ex 7:25 a. m. " Ex 906a.m.
Emigrant..520p. m. " Ex fOOa.m.
wABAJin , sr. LOUU AHD rAomo.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Ball. . 4.50 p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 : a m
SIOUX CTIT AMD PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux Clty.758 a m Frm Sioux C y.G.50 p m
For Fort Niobrara. Krm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb' 7:58am : Neb * 6.50pn ]
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. l'au.8JW ! a m
CHICAGO , MILWACKBI AND BT. PAUL.
Leave Council Bluffs. Arrh cs Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex.920 am I Mall and Ex.G.Vi pm
Atlantic Ex.5.15pm | | Atlantic hx.9.10a [ m
CIIICAOO , UILWAUKKB AMD BT. PAUL.
Lou ea Omaha. Arrh cs at Omaha.
Mall and Kx.7l5ftm : | Pacific Ex 19:45am :
Atlantic ET. . J3.40 p m | Mall and Ex.7-25 p a
Except Sundays. ( Except Saturdays. ) Excepl
Mondays. ( Dally.
Council Blutta & Omaha Street B. H ,
Leave Council bluffs. Leave Omaha
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , | 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m {
11 a m , 1 < n , 2 p m , 3 p 11 a m , > pm , 2p m , 3 [
m , 4 p m , D p m , 6 p m. | m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m
Street cars run half hourjy to the Union Paclfli
Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips al
0 o clock a. in , and run rogu'arly during the da ]
at 0,11 , 2 4 , D and 6 o'clock , and run to dtvtlme
f. D. EHHU DSOS. . L. SHHOIBT. A. W. milt
President. Tlce-Pre1 ! . , , Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Blob.
Organlied under ths laws oi the Slats of Iowa
Paid np capital I 15,00
Authorised capital. . . . . . KM.OO
Interest paid on time depodte. Draft * Issuw
on the principal cities ot the Cnlted States am
Europe. Special attention given to collecttoo
and oorroipondence with prompt returns.
DIBBOTOU
\ J. D. EJmnndson , K. L. Shnnrt , t
WaUacs J. W. Itodler
, W. , ,
1 A W. Street.
1i i Nebraska Loan & Trust Compan ;
\
HASTINOS , NED.
Capital Stook , - - SIOO.OOC
JAS.B. nKAUTWELL , President.
A. L. CLAHKE , Vice President.
K. 0. WKB3TEU , Treasurer
DIRECTORS. '
Samuel Alexander Oiwald'Ollvrr ,
A. L. Clarke , E. 0. Webster'
Oeo. H Pratt , Jas. B. Heartwell ,
D. U.McElUlnner.
Firat Mortgage Loans a Speoialt
This Company furnishes a permanent , hon
bool Bend sind other legal
Institution where 8 < * - w. w. * ,
secoritls to Nebraska can I
Issued Municipal WJ UIII ) * * W * ww ww w * i
be negotiated on ths mott farorabls term
Loans mads on ImprorM farm In all well Mttl
counties of the stats thn ( h Lr ponslbl * | tot
8. E. MAXON ,
A.jE&ascx'ac1 aacr * * ? .
Office over savlngt bank.
OOUNOlLi BLUFFS. Iowa
MRS , R. J , HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SX2 Brondwk * CoaBrillBlaiY * .
NATIONAL B&NK.
Cor , Water and Congress Streets.
BOSTON.
CAPITAL , - - 400.0OO
SURPLUS , - - OUOOu
Transacts a general Banking business. Re-
oelvea tbe accounts of Banks , Bankers and
others. Draws Foreign Exchange and
makes Cable Trantfen in. Europe and Tel
egraphtc Transfers of Money throughout
the United States. Buys and sells GOT
ernment and other Investment Securities ,
and executes any business for its Corre
spondentB in the line of Banking.
ASA P. POTTER , Preslden' .
J. J. EDDY , Cashier.
J. W. WORK , Ass't Cashier. '
m&th-me
SHORT LINE
OF TUB
Milwaukee & St. Paul
RAILWAY
It now running lu FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
horn
OMAHA AND COUNCIL
WITH
Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers
-AND THK-
Finest Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
TO
OHIO A GO1 MILWAUKEE.
Or to any point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
T. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take the BEST ROUTE , ths
Chicago , Milwaukee&St.PanlR'y
Ticket office located In Paxtoi Hole1 , at cornel
Fnruani auolFourteentb streets and at U. P. De
pot and al Mlllard Hotel , Omaha.
jCT"See Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Arent.
0. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
S. S. MERRILL , A. V. II. CARPENTER ,
General Manager. General Pass. Agent
J. T. CLARK , GEO. U. IIEAFFORD ,
General Sup't. AsstOep "ws. Ae n
FALLEY & HOES , -
Western Agent * , Lafayette , Indiana.
REVERSIBLEHEELS
HEELS
FOR
Rubber Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS.
The center pieces are Interchangeable and tt
verilble It prcven's the counter from runalni
eve > , requiring no heel stlfleners.
The Agmcy for lh < se goods In this town ha
been pli > ?
Others cinnot procure them ,
( all nd xamlne a full line of Leather an
. .Canilfe" Kuiber BootiandShvs with the Id
ersltlelleel. UttU. M 1'fcTE SOV.
31-jm LouUvlll > , Neb.
WANTED.
100,000 POUNDS OP
Dlzhest 0 < sh Hrioi paid. Shipments from
oounlr11 ] be paid lot by rsti rn mill
K. UOTZ tl CO. ,
14coA-lm Uli Douflu UIM
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONALIiOOALNBWS
Board of quparvlaors , Pottawattomlo
County. Thursday ana Friday
The treasurer was Instructed to re
fund to A. B. Wnlkor certain taxes
heretofore erronoonily paid. Alao a
like petition of J. D. Eimnndaon was
granted , and Horace Everett aocnrcd
the grant of a like request.
The claim of J. H. Burroughs , over
seer of the poor , for balance atlll an-
paid of (610.
B. F. Bryant was then elected over
seer of the poor with a salary of $50
per month.
The auditor was authorized to IBSUO
Mr. Bryant an order for $300 to pay
cash items until Jane session of the
board.
W. 0. James was upon his petition
relieved from further responsibility on
the bond of W. B. Yanghan as justice
of the peace.
On motion resolved that Thos Bowman -
man bo allowed to pay tax of 1881 on
aw. 1 sec. 18. aw sec. 19 , and o.
nw. jBOO. . 19 , 74 43 on an assoaoua
vacation of $1,77G
RJB lived that J. M. Phillips bo In
structed to build a fence around the
lot purchased by the county for jail
lot to be used by the overseer of the
poor for woodyard If he saw fit.
Raymond & Campbell were awarded
the contract for building all bridges
that may be ordered built by the board
for one year from April lit , 1883 , they
being the lowest bidders.
BtsoLTCD , That Dr. Parish bo
awarded the contract for attending all
pacpars and f ami thing medialnes that
may be ordered by the trustees of
Macedonia , Silver Greek and Grove
townships.
Dr. Taomai was awarded contract
in like manner for same snrvice In
Oaraon and Washington townehips.
The petition of N. B. Taylor for
an abatement of taxes was referred to
city council.
Mr. Phillips and Underwood were
appointed a committee on the matter
of bridg ) on ViOghan ave. Also
throe bridges on Bucohard'o farm in
Hard in township.
Tne resignation of E. Buikman ,
j us'ho ' of the peace , in Lewis town
ship , was aooopied.
Messrs 0 ayton and Underwood
were reported having viittod the In
sane hospital at Mt. Pleasant and
tueray hospital at Davenport. They
found everything in a very satisfact
ory condition at Mt. P.eataut , and
our patients doiog an well as possible
uudor ehH olroamstanco , but tbo hos
pital waa crowded to itn utmost capa
city , and they were reminded that at
an early day the txpouac of transport
ing patients across the state would be
saved , if the Additional boapltal soon
to become necessary should ba located
In the western part of the state. Tne
euperlntocdant ban ordered throe pa-
tiuma from M * . P.easant to Mjroy
hospital at Davenport , in addition to
thirteen already there. Wm Boohun
and Albert Halo have boon ordered
returned to their families. P < ttlentt
nt Mercy hospital are well cared for ,
bat the charges are too high foi
board.
This report was accepted. It vrai
resolved that the county attorney be
Instructed , provided the facts o m be
satisfactorily agreed upon with the at
torney of the Council Bloffi Klevato ;
company , upon an agreid case , anc
submlto It to the district court , to do
termlne whether the elovatorbelpnglnf
to said company shall be subject tc
assessment and taxttlon on the sami
basis as the property of Individuals IE
said county , or b cjrtifijd to the ex
ecutive council for atseasment wltt
other property of the railroad compa
I tiles.
Raymond & Campbell were awardoc
the contract tor bulMIng a brldgi
across Indian creek on Union avenue ,
aa they were the lowest bidders , a' '
$3,100 , and the petition of P. n
Wind and others for change of roac
in Hardln township , granted , pro
Vided the petitioners pay the 03 < ita be
fore the Juno seialon of the baard.
A valuable and tlrmily report wa
made by Mr. BV. . flight , count :
attorney , of which the following is i
eynnpiU ;
Upon oxamln'tlon Ihu ball bom
matter ogaluat Cjriit Nymp has beei
Buttled.
On collecting the expenses for keep
Ins ; Frinola Drake in the hospital fu
the insane , found ho had a guardlai
IP Clinton county and hoped to cfteo
a settlement for the amount expended
Have commenced action to forecloi
school fand rnor'gtgo by Mary BOM
man and 0. ti. Burman ; also com
menced a proceedings In bastardy i :
district court.
Ha e examined the bills filed b ;
the different iustioea of the peace ,
I find that in manOAIM where tw
or moro persons were Implicated in
the same transaction soparoto inform
ations were filed against oaoh person.
This in my judgement is not in
aooordanco with the cplrlt of the law ,
for the policy of the law is to prevent
a multiplicity of suits , bath In civil
and criminal oases. All persons Im
plicated and arrested with reference to
the same offence should bo Included in
the one Information , ono warrant ,
etc. , and not donblo or triple the expenses -
penses In the investigation of ono sot
of facts by commencing two or thrao
casoa instead of ono. I find that the
number of days charged for trial
attendance , etc. , in some instances Is
evidently made under a mistake of the
law , as I understand It trial means an
actual investigation into the merits of
the case , and not the tlmo consumed
In granting continuances There are
too many continuances. Cases should
be promptly tried ,
Justices should exercise great care
In setting the machinery of the law In
operation and guard as far as possible
gainst such proceedings being Insti
nted through spite , or in retaliation
or previous proceedings. Such affilrs
, ro abases of the criminal law , and a
astloo may In bis discretion refuse to
lo an information in such ewes.
The various Items of charges In the
different bills are mainly correct ox-
opt where there is a misunderstand-
ng of what constitutes trial attend
ance , etc.
Dr. Jefferies elegant residence on
Sixth ayonuo , for sale.
Dr. Woat , Dentist , 14 Pearl street.
It la moro economical to buy
BrjRKG's SALAD DRESSING than it Is
to make a dressing ; besides this , It Is
made of better materials than yon can
buy at the stores. Everybody likes It.
North Western Texas.
The prairies of the west ate attract
ing much immigration this spring , and
the passenger trains are crowded with
land seekers.
Many of our workingmen are lookIng -
Ing with longing eyes toward the
rcckles , and some even to the Pacific.
An Incipient movement Is on foot to
organize a colony to settle in north
western Texas. Simo of the best
workingmen of Ouunoll B uffj and
Omaha nro agitating the matter , and
if the affiir is proceeded with It will
bo on a solid basis.
Tne South.
Mr. J. D. E Imondoon , theprosidonl
of the OitizsDs' bank , has boon mak
ing an extended tour through th (
south , and in conversation with bin
the reporter received much iuforma
tion of the whereabouts and surround
ings of old friends of bvgono days ID
that country. Mr. Elmoudson reports
ports the evidences everywhere of th (
need of northern capital , energy anc
tenacity of purpose to develop tholi
reoourcee.
Tailing a freight.
Two prominent citizens of Ojnncl
B'uffr atartod to Omaha the othoi
night to hoar Burott. They mlsaoc
the dummy and the next beat thinf
wag a freight train , so thinking thoj
could make It that way , one introduc
ed the other to the conductor as t
loading ; official , thinking to bluff. Th <
"con. " called the pair and finding I
only "aco high" they didn't hear Bar
rott.
rott.For
For further particulars Inquire o
the mayor or ox-ohlef of the tire do
partment. They were not the one
of course , but they may know some
thing about It.
The Union Pacific.
A petition la In circulation deslgnoi
to secure for the Union Pacific rallwa ;
ten feet extending the entire length o
Union avonne. Now this la a gooi
deal of land and In a valuable portloi
of the city. It will change the character
actor cf the avenue materially , mskln
it valueless for the purpose to whlol
It was devoted , namely , a drlvo am
promonado. Nevertheless rapid tran
sit between the cities will bo fallitatei
and we are ice iiod to thluk that I
our Interests are properly guarded th
proposal should carry.
Sunday at the D af and Dumb lc
Btltuto.
The being over CO of the 270 pupil
at the Institution for the ( loaf an
dumb of the Catholic faith , Mi
RogoiH , the superintendent , Invite
t llsv. Father MjMonomy to vltlt ther
which he did on Sunday , in compao
with Rav , Father Mulholland. A
the inmates of the Instntlon were as
semb'od In the spaoloui chapel hall t
| hear ( t ) the reverend gentlemen s
j * they addressed appropriate remarks t ,
the assembly.
*
o Father Mulholland spoke tat , hit
remarks being Interpreted in the man
ual slim language to the audlenco by
Mr. Kennedy , while Superintendent
Rogers performed the like oflioo for
Either MoMouomy , who next ad
dressed them. Both speeches were
replete with good counsel to all , cm-
boding a grateful numeration
of the advantages of ouch
a well managed Institution
In assisting them to overcome , so far
as possible , the disadvantage of pri
vation of speech and hearing. The
moral and religious obligations were
treated in n pleating and Instructive
manner. Upon dispersing the pupils
were , at tholr request , afforded an op
portunity of shaking hands with the
reverend fathers , and evinced by tholr
smiles and signs tholr lively appro
elation of the Interest shown In tholr
welfare.
Superintendent Rogers invited the
reverend gentlemen to make stated
visits oaoh month to the Institution ,
and they will probably to do so.
Erory possible moans should bo
used by these Inclined to philanthropic ,
to encourage these young men to en
deavor to rlso superior to misfortune
and to become useful , happy citizens ,
desplto physical defects.
If You Can , You Can-Can.
Conceive It If yon can
The prime and nice young man
Taking In the Crook can-Gin.
Conceive It If yon can
And think how It will pan.
Thn scenic show and a can-can
Upon Dohany'i one-horse itage ,
With scenery of uncertain age.
Fllty men at the Florence cnt off ,
WANTED rth ol Omahi , w K < $ ]
r d ly. board II per Wt tk. Apply at Usi t Sloe ,
Bi .uncil Bluffs , Iowa. tA16
PAL" HinumenU of marble and granlU
FOR No. 31 north Mala street.
CURIOUS GAMBLING BUBNEB.
Stacks or Stiver Chanced Away at at
Indian Tournament in Nevada.
The Flutes are having a crand gamb
ling tournament , says the Winnomuc-
oa Silver State of rooent date. In the
day time they meet on the sunny side
ot ono of their wloklnps. from whlol :
they extend wings by tying blankoti
on poles to break the wind. The
gamblers who engage In the tourna
ment place two poles on the ground ,
about ton foot apart and parallel with
each other , and Beat themselves on
the ground , cress legged , outside the
polos. There are generally six or olghl
bucks on each side , and the stakoi
which range from $2 to f20 in ailvoi
are staked on the open ground be
tweou the parallel polos. Etch aide ii
furnished with six or eight shorl
sticks and four long oner. Two string )
of small shells tlod In the form ol
rings are then procuredand when It Ii
decided by chance which side shall
take those sheila , the game boglnc.
A low , monotonous chant , nccom
paniod by striking the poles with tin
long atlcko and the arraying of thol
bodies to and fro , as if keeping tlm
with the chant and noise made by th
sticks , is commencad by rho aldo win
won the shells , and the two buck
who have poescaalon of the shell
move their hands and arras and chang
the shells from ono hand to the other
and finally conceal both hands undo
tholr blankets and cease moving them
This seems lo bo the signal for ono o
the bucks on the other side to gnoc
which hand the shells are ooncoalo
in. If ho gneitci right the shells ar
thrown to his side and two of'th
short atlckr. Then the chant and 11
accompaniments Is taken up by tha
side and continued until the shells ar
won back by the other side.
When all the short sticks aroron on
aide the game is decided , the sld
having the sticks being the vloton
The chant and beating the poles an
swaying to and fro ceases until th
stakes for another game are deposited
when the performance is repeated
All day long and far Into the night b
the light of a sago brush fire thl
gambling continues , and oonaldorabl
money changes hands. The iqnaws an
children arrange themselves outside th
gamblers and look In for hours , nppai
ontly as mush interested in the gam
as 'ho players.
A true tonic medicine , a blessing i
every household , is Brown's Iron Bll
tors ,
McKOON & STURGES
Successor to M. 0 , HcKOON CO. ,
Boom 1 , Croigliton Block ,
Roproaont the Following Companlo
0 n InenUI ot New York . I 1,200,000
Connerilal Union of London . 1 , 00DOv
ttr Awocat'onol l > hllsdelpula. . . . 4 , 00,000
German American ot New York. . . , 8iuO,000
Imp. rUl and Northern o ( England , S,0 O.CWO
f-atlon.l ot Hartford . 1,700,000 I
Orient o Uartlord . 1,100,000
Brooklyn . 1,600,000
o Pennsylranla of Philadelphia 1 too , M
Boral of LUerpool M.400,000
tUld of aaasachustU. . . . t , X ) 000
IT tat IT
Rejoice , rejolct , "He Is alive Again , " "Was
Lost , but Is Found. "
Under date of July 0,1882 , Mr , E. U
Bright of Windsor Looks Conn' , writes ,
plain modest narrative , which , from It *
very simplicity , has the true ring of fine
gold , He says :
"My father Is using Hunt's Remedy and
seomi to be Improving , in hot , ho Is very
muoh bettor than ho has been for a long
time , lie had Itoon tapped three times.
The first time they got from him nlxtoon
quarts of water , the second time thirteen
quarts , and fully as muoh moro the third
tlmo. and ho would constantly All up again
every time after ho had been tapped , until
he commenced uilnir. Hunt's Itcmcdy ,
which acted like magic In his case , as he
begun to Improve at once , and now h !
watery accumulation passes away through
the secretions naturally , and ho has none of
that swelling or filling up which was BO fro-
qneut before the functions of the kidneys
were restored by the use of Hunt's Item-
edy. Ho tt a well-known citizen of this
place anil has always been In business
here , "
Agate he writes , Nov. 27 , 1882-
"I beg most cheerfully and truthfully testate
state , In regard to llonVa Remedy , that
Its use was the saving of my father life ,
I apoke to you In my previous letter In ro-
Karu to his being tapped tbrto times ,
is the most reioarkvble cano that has ever
bem heard of In , this neotlpn. For a man
of his ape ( sixty jean ) It Is > most remark
able cure He bad been unable to attend
to his business more than a year , and was
given up by the doctors
"The first bottle of Hunt's Remedy that
ho use ] gave Instant relief. He has used
In all seven bottle ) , and continue ! to use It
whenevbr ho feels drowsy or sluggish , and
It affords instant relief. He Is now atten
ding to bis regular dullness , and'his ' been
several months. I am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter , as we
thoroughly beli've that fatbei'i life wai
saved by uolng Hull's Remedy ; and these
facts plvtn above may be a benefit to o hers -
ers suffering In Illtn manner frntn diseasei
or Inaction of the Kidney * and Liver. "
A Okln or Beauty I * Joy Forever.
DR. T , FELIX GOURADD'S
Oriental Dream or Magioal Bean-
tifler ,
ii Tan , Pimples
Freokloi
Uothpttcl
esan'ever ;
blemish 01
beauty am
deflts dc
lection. I
has st'o <
the test o
BOyeartan
Is so harm
less w
Usle It t
be sure th
prep a r alien
lion 11 p > c
perly mac' '
Acrept n
count'rfel
of similar name. The dl-tlnRUlBhid Ur. L , f
8are , e ld to a ) a < * y of the n vt ON ( patient
"As you laules Hill u o them , I lecommen
'U ur"Uil' Cream' as the least harmful of all th
Skin prcparatl.ns. " One bottle will Uat si
months , usl % it every day. Also I'oudro Jut
tile riruoviB kupcrfluous h li wl bout Injury t
the skin.
& MS. M B. T. GOUUAUD , So'e prop. , 43 Don
81. . N. Y.
Fur a lo by all Urueid'ta and Fancy flood
Dealers throughout the United Statou , Canad
and Kuroiv. |
J3THowaro of base Imitations , f 1,000 rewar
for arrrot and proof of any one selling the sami
14-woow me 2t nwdm
A r'suhr grtouat
DR HENDERMJN
, n tnedl Inn Ovtr 1
Wja dJitnfit ; i earn * ptacllci 1
KA BA3t'ITV , MO In Uilc.iKo.
Authcrltod bj theitite ti trei
Chroi.lcNorvouiand I'rlvata Uli
( asm , Aiihina EpUriiiy , Khll
tnatliin , 1 > in > , Taie W ira , Urlt
art a d Skin Dlvuises , HSI > IK > I
WIUKMBH ( nithi lessen ) BSIUA
, ( iits ot sexual powci ) Etc. Cures uua
anteid or money leluiilod. U" > rg > slov. Thoi
sands ot c es cured. Mo Injuilous merllclne
i led No I'eUbtlon ' from builnets. All n ed
dnes lurnlihei evtn to pitients at a dlslanci
Co > > ulatlon | free aid co Ldenlil call or writi
Ageandeirerlcnoeare lroiort > ut A Il-OK ( i
both lexis-lllustrat.d and clrculais ol oih <
tblng < rent sealed ( or two Sc stamps. FRE
MUbKUll.
DR. WHITTIER
ITBt OharlMBt. ST. LOUIS Mi
A REGULAR QUADUATK of two medic
ooUges.hM been longer engaged In the trea
ment of CHKONIO , NERVOUS , SKIN AN
DLOOD Diseases than any other physician In S
Louis as city papers show and all old reslden
know. Consultation free and Invited. When
U Inconvenient to visit the city for treatmsn
medicines can be sent by mall or express ever
where. Curable cases guaranteed ; where don
exlstn It Is frankly slated. Call or write.
Nervous prostration , Debility , Ment
and Physical Weakness , Mercurial at
other affections of Throat , Hklu and lionc
Uluod Impurltlug and blood I'oLionlni
Skin Alfeotlong , Old Korea and Ulcer
Impediments to Mnrmi'u. Rheumatic
Pllon. Bpeclul Bttentlun to C&KCH fro
ovor.worlted brain. dUlUlIUAL OAHK
receive f [ > cl l attention. iJUnuHen nrlil/
from Iiiiprirluncb. bliowihm , ludultieoc
storv wull told. Uai
ry , who may not , wh
- cauacx ) , consequent
ind curs. Sealed for ZSc postage or stamp
* v ? I * . . !
18M A"lUl * lul " ' tiilu lluv
18DO Tr. oher
fc VMUUOt < u
DOM _ . . „ Jesse Jamoi
XI he ouly life authoi lied by her and which w
DOJ not be a "Dlood and 1 bunder" story , such as b
DOM been and will be pul llshed , but a trui life by U
M onlr person who Is In possession of the fact *
M ) faithful and doroted nils. Truth Is more nU
DJ Mtlng than notion. A rsnU should apply 01 te
00 rttorr at one * . I 70 cts. for Bampls bool
JT Hiduual > r * & Oot
* tZTixiiiiiTMo
REMARKABLE !
KAXIUH CITT , Ma , Sept. zo , 1M2.
I think It a iluty I ewe to humanity to Mr
what j out remedy na/i done ( r mo. Ore yew
Ko I contracted k bad cane ot Blood 1)1 CMC. a d
not knowing the nsull of luch 'roubles , I allow-
ol It to run to tomt t mo , but finally aprlled to
the best phys dan In t Is city , who treated DM
for six month * . IN THAT TIUI i TOOK ovia 000
riLLii or rnoTOiomtm or MHICUKT I R'aln fach.
anil had run down In weight from 210 to 157
poii1 d * . and wan conflnod to my bed with Mer
curial lihevmatltm , scarcely able to turn myMll
over. llolng a traveling ra n. tome ot the hm-
ternlty fount mo In IhU dcploiallo condition ,
CMC * thai B i ' " 1 ip < ) flc.a
hkd been cured by 1U me. I oommenu i the M
Itwltivoiy IHtlo faith ann la low that th > t
weclii WM able to tafcomv place on the road The
sort * and copper collorcd spot * gradually dlsap-
pcaied , and to dav I have not a to eor spot on my
person , and mv olg > t I * 217pounds , belnsmon
lhan Itevcr as. 1 do not wl h you to publUh
my name , but you may > how this letter to any
who doubt the merit of a. S. 8. for I know It U a
lure cure.
Tours Truly , J. R. 0.
ROT o thirty years ago there Hred In Monteo
mery , Ala , , a young man who WM terribly affllo-
ted After bo'ng ' trotted for a long tlmo l > y the
mod'cal pro'omlan of thli town with no benefit ,
he commenced taking 8 8 8. After persistently
taking It t o monthi ho wai curol. Being ao
qualntcd with him for the disease never made It
return. J , W. Ilumor , J. P. , Hot Spring ! Ark.
If you doubt , come to ice us , and we will UORK
YOU , or cliarfe nothing ! Write for particular *
and a copy of the little book , " Memago to UM
Unfortunate Buffering ' Ask any Druggist ai I
our standing.
ra. lOOO Ritword will he paid to any
Chemist who Will find , on analysis of 100 bottle *
of 8. B. 8. , on * particle of Ue'cury , Iodide of
To aaslum , or olher Mineral substance. BWIR
SPECIFIC CO. , Proprietors , Atlanta. Oft.
Price of Small BUe I 1,0 *
Large Slu , > LIB
BOLD BY ALL DUUQOlflTfl.
DOCTOR BTEINHARTB
SUPPOSITORIE i
The Oreat Popular RemcJy for PllM
Bore cure for Blind , Bleeding & Iiohlns-
And ail forma of1 Hemorrholdal Tumor j.
Thece BcrrearroitU act directly upon the
ooati of the Blood Vessels , and by their astringent
effect * gently force the blood from the iwollto
tumon , andby making the coat * of the vein *
strong , prevent their refilling , and hence a radi
cal cure ti lure to follow their uio. Price , TO
cento a box. For sale by all druggists , or sent by
mall on receipt of price , by En ll h Mndloa ]
luitltnte 118 Olive Bt ft I-onto
IS j.
DOCTOR STEINHARTS
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
FOB OLD AND YODHO , MALI ADD FIMALB.
It Is a sure , prompt and effectual remeds or
digestion , DJHpvpila , Intermittent Fo ere. Waal
of Appotlte , Ncrvoui Dclillltj In all It * SUgei
Weak Memory , IX > KS of Drain I'ower , Proatratlon ,
Weaknera and general Loan of Power. It rvpaln
nervous waite , rejuvenates the faded Intellect ,
itrenijhthens the enfeehlod brain and restore *
lurprls no ; t < ine and vigor to the exhausted or
gans. The experience of thousands proves It tj
bean Invaluable remedy , Price , tt 00 a bottle ,
or six ortfi. For nalobj all druggl-ts , or sent
secure from observation on receipt of price by
Dr. Steluha" P. O. Box 246O Bt.
Loal * . Mo.
PERSONAI-"Parfs of the huTan body
il&rKwi , developed and strengthened , " ctoll
an Intoroatlng a'l ' > ert oiiont long run In oat
paper. In reply to i * qu rlon wo will say that
there no cvllen ni ! humbug ab ur this On
the contrary , the advertliirs arv very highly la-
dorned Interea ed persons n ay get sualtid cir
culars giving all particulars , giving all particu
lar * , by addrinslni ; Krie Mudlcal Co. , P. O. Box
613 , Muffalo , M. Y. Toledo K' bg Bee
nlt-lr
OOL. L. T.
Ifonngrtovrn , Ohio , May 10,188 * .
. D. J. KIXDILL * Go. I bad a very vain * .
ble Hambletonlan colt that Iprlted Tory bljtlf ,
no had a large bone spavin on one Joint and B
nnall one on ths other which made him vet ?
lame ) I bad him under the charge ol two vetes-
Inary inrgeons which ( ailed to cure him. I WM
one day reading the advertisement o ! Kendall's
Spavin Care In the Chicago Express , ! determined
, it ones to try , It and cot ourcrugglsts harsM
tend for II , and they ordered three bottles ; I too *
all and I thought I would give It a tfaoroofh
trial. I used It according to direction * and UM
fourth day the colt ceased to be lama and ISM
lamps have disappeared. I used but one bottls
and the colt's limbs are as tree ol lumps andtl
imooth as any horse In the rtats He Is enttftv
ly cured. The euro was so remarkable thai
have let two of toy'neighbors have ths
Ing two bottles nho ann" nslng.lt
jTeiy ( loUtuiy ,
L. T. TOBTKK
ind (01 lllnstm * I c'rralai pOltllTI
proof. Price 11. All DtniRlili or carl
islllforyou. Dr. B. J Kendall
prletors , Ecoibnrgh Falla , Vt.
SOLD BY ALL
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