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COUNCJLJLUFFS
ADD1TJONAL LOOAL NEW S.
THE DEMOCRACY ,
George Blaxsim and W , B , ReedNoml-
For Mermen ,
Tlio Fourth AVaril Hurrah.
The democrats hold their ward can-
cutsts last night with the following ro-
suits ;
*
PIUST WAttD
0. D. Walters , chairman.
Gco. li. Jackson , aocrotar/ .
Delcgatoa G. A. Holmes , Goo. II.
Jackson , 0. D. Walters , P. H. Guanolla ,
0. M. Mnjnard , Jolm Dunn , Phillip
Botlz.
SECOND \VAUD.
J. G. Tlptoj , chairman ; Wm. Pollln ,
secretary ; Jolm S. Templotou , assistant
tccretary.
Dolcgotos W. 11. Vaughnn , W. A.
Mynster , Joa Dollavoii , llonry Wnjnor ,
J. G. Tipton , Wm. Brlx , M. P. Hubert ,
Robert lluntington , Wai. Alalonoy , Gco.
Graves ,
City Contnl CotuinUtEo Tom Bow
man , Wm Brlx , Jacob Noumoycr.
TllIltD WAKD.
After ccmldoinbln wrangle In the or
ganization It was finally ulTectad by the
choice of A. 0. Giabnm , chairman , end
A. Swcarlngen , Eccrotary. Mike "Nolan
nominated Utor o Bhxsim for alacrman
from that ward , end at once movoi that
ho ba cho3cu by ftcchaa'.lon. Tat Lacey
amended the motion by asking for nn in-
fonual ballot , and tf.or quite a wianglo
and flourish of pe filamentary rules , the
amendment was carried. The informal
ballot resulted in
Lewis Znrmulilen ! >
Ucorgo BlaxBim. . . 23
A. C. Graham 2
VntLacey 2
On mellon of P. t Licy a formal balljt
was had , -wllli the following results :
George Blaxtim , 28
J > owi8 y.urmuhlen 10
A. C. Graham 2
It was moved and carried that the clac-
tlcn of Blaxtim bo made unanimous. Mr.
Blaxslm thanked the convention for the
honor they had conferred , and piomised
that if oloctid howould work for the
best interests of his constituents regard
ksi of any cliques or rings.
The fallowing delegates were chosen by
a viva vccj vota to Ilia tity convention ,
to be hold Wednesday :
P. Lioy , Ohaa. A. Fox , John Greene ,
B. Donaho , Fred Iamb , ar. , Forest
Klnnoy.
The delegates were instructed to mo
their Influenca in getting A. 0. Graham
nominated fcr ono of the park commis
sioners.
The members of the c'ty central com
nitttea wore , A. Swearingen , Max
LIchn , Walter Graham.
THE FOURTH WA11D
was of conrso the great "hurrah'1 of the
ovoning. John Jay Frdney displayed
the grtatsst piece of paying-rock choak
ever known oven In bis history. Ho
called the ciucua to order , and then his
hcnchrcan , Billy Galvin , nominated
Frainoy for chairman. A few voices
were heard in favor of FrAlopy , but the
"nays" swelled Into a deafening uprcar.
Despite this "sstting-down" Frainoy in
sisted that ho was chairman , and declared
all olher nominations out of order. Every
thing was ripe fcr a row. Thcra woto
demanda nnd votoa for Col. Keatley to
take the chair. The colonel icfnsed to
take the chair under such tircniujtances ,
and made a scattering speech , bnt his
good judgment and wisdom saved further
disgrace. At last Frsinoy concluded to
lot a vote bo taken on Col. Keatley for
chairman , and ho was elected unani
mously.
Getting down to business then aa in
formal ballot was taken for aldennan re
sulting : W. B. Beod 80 ; J. A. Church
ill 8 ; J. A. Murphy 1 ; C. Wesley 1.
Mr.Kood was declared the ncimneu by
acclimation and unanimously.
The following delegates werochcsan ;
Brcokn Rood , Martin Hughes , Goo. A.
Jacobs , E. B. Bojuuin , James Madden ,
Robert Percivsl , Wells Conk , John
Schoentgen , J. J. Brown , R. D. Amy.
TEOUELE TO TRAVELERS ,
Bonio of tlio AunoynnccH toVliicli
tlio Fulillc is Specially Huh-
In Council liliill's.
Council BlulFa is getting distlugaishod
for the diflioalty wnish strangura par
ticularly meet with hi getting the rail
ways ttrilght In thtlr hueih. There arc
a largo number of tiuuk lines terminat
ing hci'a , and each haa a local depot , and
they all atop at the transfer or Union Pa
clfic depot aleo. Tho&o who want to Btoj
In the city find great difficulty ln gottiiif
their baggage taken off at tbo loal depots -
pots , U Invariably going through to tin
transfer. Then I ha paetonpor hes t (
wait for It to bo acnt back cr pay an ex
prcsnnan extra money for hau'ing It tij
town.
PaBBongcra , too , ara often mixed aboti ita'
whore they ought to got elf. The loca
depots are nothing bat llttlo huts net ita
In tbo county , and the trains atop bnt t
moment at tboeo placer , BO that tin
average paesengor Ia led to believe thai
the train Is just stopping at a. crossing jr
water tank before getting into the cllj
proper.
At the transfer tboro are still othoi
troubles , 'Jhero &ro tlmci dm ing tin
day , but especially at night , whin It It
Impossible lo find any moans of gottini >
np town without telephoning up foi >
. ' aomo private conveyance. ODO Inntanci
sufiices for many , Airs. N. J. Bond ar
rived from Denver Sunday mnrnlrg , t10
Union Pacific tn in by which aho cami
was fifty minutes hto. Her husband
Jadgo Boul , was going to tbo transfer tc ;
meet her , and hid relied on the stroo
or being on hind at 8 o'clock to rldi
down on that. After waiting In vain hi
took the foot route and airlvedatthi
transfer to meet the Union Pac'lio ' trail
en airlval , Tlio same diQicoKy was ex
perlenced on his return , There was i10
street car for over an hoar to bring thor
up town , so they had to taVe tbo B. &
M , train which fortunately was waiting
By that train they riscbed tbo Icoil de
.re town and then walked the rest
e'l pjt np c
liii the way hurno.
ed Not lone ; alnce a Yankton lady cam
lor hero to visit some friends. She expocte
them tu meet her at the depot , bnt whll
they expected her to Ret elf at the Inn
Ith depot , sbo oxpscted them to meet her
oJ tha transfer , At the latter place , nr
finding them there , die waited and td le <
phf'iied ' up to her frlenda , By tbo tlm
she got a response the attest cars and a
oilier modes of convajanco wera gem
and she waa Informed there would ba c
way for h r lo got up town untl | morn-
IDR , unleis she took the 11 o'clock dum
my train. Uor friends were obliged to
Hctn ( arrUfze , and over the roughest
kind of road ? , and with necessarily the
slowest sort of epecd , they made tha trip
to got then ) .
There are many such annoyances.
Seine of them small , but together they
rnako a good deal. At the transfer the
stranger who hna to telephone- anyone
in Council Blufl'i la charged fifteen cant * .
The transfer is in the city , and the rate
for telephoning in the city Is ton cants.
The atrangar wanting to go over to Onu-
ha and return , finds there are no round
trip tickets for sale there. Numerous
other llttlo brlarj makes the pathway of
the traveller , especially the stranger and
aojoarner in this city decidedly annoying.
Death oflMis. IlutcB. tv5 !
The announcement of the death of Mrs.
Caroline Francis Bates , relict of tbo hto
N , S , B&tcB , conies with surprise to nuny
of the friends and acqualntaneca of the
fimily , for althongh she has been ill
for nearly two weeks , yet it wai not gen
erally known that her condition was
alarming , but at 2 o'clock yesterday of-
tarnoon nho breathed her Ust , dying at
her homo , corner of Ninth street and
Avenno B. She wan nearly CO years of
age , and was born In Ontario county ,
Now Yoik. With her husband , carao to
Council Bluffs in 1858. Her husband ,
who died sovci'il yous ag > , was during
his llfo ono of the mst prominent and
best known men of the city. Ho was atone
ono lime m&yor of the city. Five sons
are now left , ono of them , Ed Bates , be
ing the present deputy city niarfihal , the
obhora btiog William , .John , Alonzi and
Still. Mrj. Bates wai a woman whoso
llfo wan ono of great faithfulness to homo
duties , and yet BIO won and hold the ee-
totm cf insny outside of the homo circle ,
and her death will ba mourned greatly ,
especially smoug the older residents and
early settlers of the city.
The funeral will bo held this aflerncon
at 2 o'clock.
Y. M. O. A.
Tlio literary and ooclal of the Y. M.
C. A. will bo held as usual this evening
at 8 o'clock.
I'HOalUMME ,
Singing
llociUtion Mien Bcrtio Dugol
"Scenes of iny childhocd , " as food recollQC-
tlons prct-eot them to view , continued , by n
number of the boys.
RECKS9.
Sons Male Chonif
Ilocitntion Mlfs Kvo Barnard
Ueadirjgof the monthly " 1'on BudRet , " by
II. E. Twltcholl. 'Tointcrs Goat , " L , M.
C. Sloyor.
Officer Wheeler last night arrested two
suspicion ? acting fellows giving their
names ai William Dallcy and Jamea
Welch who had ia their possession a sack
containing a fine laproba , which they had
boon trying to sell. An owner is wanted
for the robe , and the follows are beirg
hold.
Mayor Vaughan says ho yesterday
urged N. P. Dodga , Thos. Oflicer and A.
W. Steel to run for alderajon , bnt they
declined. Aho telegraphed Congress
man Pasey to accept a like nomination.
Ho eays the city needs snch men now.
Yes , decidedly.
The democratic city commlttoa moots
Wednesday at 1:30 : p. m. , probably In
Dohsny'a hall , the city building being
too small.
John Wall and Mes 0. E. Block , bcth
of this county , wee yesterday married
at the parlors of tin Bechtclo hotel , by
Justice Schurz.
Xow 1'or Suing Work.
Western Agricultulis ,
Prepare now fo ) spring work , Lay
well your plans. Matured , thoughtful
p'ans , well worked ip to , are the royal
road to successful farming. Don't lot
the work Ecsumulali aboaa of. you , but
keep well ahoed of your work. Don't
lot np for a day on ho care of the stock
to keep them In fnlllssh , yonng and old ,
until grass , warm toath'r or work. Pre
pare tbe farm mialnery for work by
ordciing repairs neessary In ample time.
Now look to your aed. Secura the bast
seed of nvery kiul uat is available at any
coat , but beware of wonderful now things
not to bn hai in the regular trade.
Order from TTO ! known seedsmen
or your Iccal daair , Prepare to add
nioro grass for the itosk , ni it Is the
chcapt-st and best fed when abundant.
Add to your supplyof fruits on the farm
until yon have an abundant supply of
small friths of al kadr , apples and other
frolte , and a goal grdon of the many excellent -
collent varletiasot vegetables that every
farmer should luvcfor hi ) family. Pre
pare now the gerda and orchard by lib
eral application of lannro , give the gard
: en an early plovin , with thorough cultl-
\aticn , as early asx > .sible. Ti'o ' drain.
Ing should novborovidod for , if any ii
to bo doao this leron , and ihero are bnt
few farms wlare tile draining ii not
needed on sono parts of the fields
Fences and ferm mfr-vniienti shoula
now bo taken ia bid. Look wall to the
details in every dmrtmcnt of the farm
work , and the raits will ba uniformly
it crowned with succa.
'
Tlio Presimt'a Double ,
a Baltimore Herald ,
The habitues of o saloon at Wlllard's
hotsl were rather look up to BOO Presi
dent Arthur walk and order a whltky
y punch. From MHard'a ho s'rolled
down to Shoemnk'a , where ho tossed
elf another punch. lie was all by him-
eolf , and the unprodentoi tpaotacla of
Ilie president proiuding | tha avenue
g attmated general amtlon , Everybody
r oonttoslcd , but thorcsidcnt responded
o with a stony clar < "Why , Arthur la
- painting the towrod ! What does it
nieant"'j said evcbcdy. Down the
avenue the presidt went , hiltlng at
, Harvey's whera hmbsorbod a gin cock
o tail , with throe frf oyttorscna fork ,
13y this time * the rsldent's faca was un
duly rod , and hla pecks atuck out like
fried tomatoes , pt hn bravely mean
dered along the atnu unlit ho reached
a hotel , when ho.'zain ouoounterod a
- bntkeepar. Ht'rcbjBtandor ro.iio bold
to apeak to die addressing him as
m "Mletar Preside1 !
'Mister ' "that's
- who'piledtho ? man ;
not my name ; r name'a ' Appleton ,
eof TaTte aumthln ? "
of Appleton { B thfttoror of a club in St.
LoulF. lie had t Ills home in the
aa glowiog est to farnadlne the pale at-
sd racspboio of thoU. In th < mornln ? ,
lie with his o'abcr toiltt and h'a ' slightly
pinkish face , hwas a plctura of the
president ,
lene Dentil of a ll iiiKCon Merchant.
ne BoitusoTON , Id , Februsry3 Wesley
all Jones , wholesale iiibant , thU city , tiled thli
, m irnlnp o ( heart dis , after u Illness of
no ) wo monthi ,
PAOT3 AHOUT Till-3 OAHINI3T.
OlllccsVltliont Much lolluenco le-
pnrtincntN I lint nro llnril lo
Now Votk Mall and KxproBi.
The Impoitanca of cabinet olliccrs is
greatly cxairgoiated Due of the roatona
Icr this lies In the fact that thtrj Is to
much ( pace given to the discussion of
these cllicara prior to the formot'ou of * n
admin's'.ration. ' There is grett public
curiosity concerning the make-up of any
now president a cabinet. This curiosity
In ono sense Is not personal. It de
sires to know the make-up of a cabinet
simply because It is generally regarded as
a test of the ability of the president , nnd
to a certain extent gives an accurao
guago of his future policy. The small
nan In the presidential oilico Is alwjya
ndlcatcd by his fear of being over
shadowed by his surroundings.
[ t Is only a great nun who can ntfjrd
, o sur.-onnd himself by the
great. Bnt when a cabinet is once form-
id the cabinet members loto much of
their importance. Aside from the patron-
ajo which they dispense In their depart-
nuns era ovor-burJenod with simple
routine drugdory which cannot bo ovnelcd
) r put upon anyone else. Unless they
javo unusual opportunities , through for-
Innate circumstances , of having name
public question pressed upon thorn for
: oiuidcratlon , they go through their
toims of office doing the work of hlgh-
clats clerks and bciag in every sense cf
the word secrctirics to the president.
Of all tbo cabinet cilices the state de
partment Is perhaps the osictt , although
It is ranked iirjt. Thsra ii lest drudgery
connected with this divliion. Except in
cases of Intornatli ml question ? , where a
li'gli order cf ability is called int ? play in
tha prepartlon of dispatches , there Is but
llttlo to do. An hour n dsy is enough fbr
the Boorttary of fitftto to go through his
mail and do all of what yon might
call the routine i\ork of hU pao. !
The socrolary cf the treasury has an
enormcmj amount of drudgery , no is
obliged for tbroo hours nt lout ovcry day
to sit and merely write his mine. Do
ban lo hoar otgumonti in appeal cases
from his various bureaus , and to rectivo
delcgat'on otter dc'cgation rcpresanting
commercial Interests. Thoccstoma regu
lations of the country seem to bo mace
for the purpose of hanussing and aunoy-
Ing importer , ] to the la\t digrco. They
are Cjiistantly making appaah. The sec
retary of the treasurer must hear them.
In this way ho is burdened with a great
amount cf work. The war depart men t is
an easy plice. Everything there is ar >
ranged to run by machinery , through the
fact that the department is chiefly ofii
cncd by men holding commissions in the.
army. Their positions being peraanott ,
they nro very llttlo disturbed by changes
cf secrotarlo ? . The navy department is
practicably the o < mo aa to the ease cf the
plaea and the arrangement of its work.
Some years ego congress created the t Ilicts
of aesl&tant secretary of tbo navy and of
war. These places have never bean
filled. Their salaries have beni cDvered
Into the treasury regularly every year ;
probsb'y the only instance on record in
the history of the government where two
good places have been provided by con
gress wi'hont ' their being promptly filled
by the executive. Tha poetollico depart
ment is a very bmy place. But for
labor which is absolutely endless the In
terior department should be commended.
This department has grown to such a
great extent that no secretary , by work
ing twenty-four hears in a day , cou'd ' do
all the work he Is required to do at ilia
head of this department. Practically
tbo secretary of the interior has more
work than the supreme court in the hear
ing of appeal cases alone. The pension
bureau has practically become an inde
pendent department tnrough the physical
incapacity of any aecroUry to supervise
It and attend to the work under his ncso
every day. The department of justice ,
the last in line , is comparatively easy.
The duties are so light that they would
bo a mere pleasure to any good lawyer.
The attorney general is only called upon
for occasional decisions. The real work
of the place would not occupy him over
two or throe hoorj a day.
"I Peel So Well. "
"I want to ( hank you for tolling mo of
Dr. Pierce's "Favorito Prescription1
writes a lady to her friend. "For a long
time I was unlit to attend to the work cf
my household. I kept about , but 1 felt
thoroughly miserable. I had terrible
backaches , and bearing-down sensations
acrcsi mo and was quite weak and dls
c.uraged. I sent and gottomo of the med-
icioo after receiving your letter , and it
has curad me. I hardly know myself. I
feel so wo'l. "
"WAI/THING ( IN
UcmarkrUdo Evliihltlon a ( a Skating
Kink Jn Nc\v York.
The Now Yoik Times says : Hundreds
of jouug men and maidens and old men
and children circled about the Manhat
tan roller skatirg rink last evening , mov
ing in time to marcboj , wal'z.s and gal
ops executed by Gllmoro'd band under
the personal direction of Mr. Gilmore
bimsplf. Among the attractions of the
evening was the execution of a solo by
Lory , the cornotist , which wai heartily
encored , and a descriptive fantasia enti
tled "A Skating Scene , " composed by
Bucallojsi and rendered by the full or
chestra. An exhibition of fancy skating
was given by Kobert ) , Ag'ntsn ' ,
who , so m.inngor Moxon alleges ,
"was born with skates on. "
She young man sk ted baoknard
wi'h as much c.vo and ai many grictful
circumlocutions as lie did forward. lie
made faster time on ono skate than tha
iverago ortltt docs on two , and crowned
all by actually executing a waltz on roll-
era , The beginners' room was the tceno
of many ludicrous spectacle ? . It looked
ao easy for otbcra to skate that tlu
neophytes always started out with cocfi
donco , only to bring up very suddenly
with a dull report and a cluttering of
rolhrs. Tlmo and again gallant but
awkward amateurs stumbled t ) the assistance
anco of EH unfortunate maiden , only to
add themselves to the heap of fallen hn-
uauity. 1 ho Instruct M had their bends ,
and their arm * , too , continaal'y ' fall , lit-
ora'ly and figuratively.
Washington's birthday Is to bo celo
irated at tbo Manhattan by a special
lllmcra matinee , to open at 11 o'clock In
ho morning.
"It AVftH Very
This is what the hunter mid on return-
ng from a night spent In ttorm and dark-
nois amid Ilia grorla of bears , tha houla
of wolvoi and tbo expected approach of
iorp3tita. The combination of horrors
cnown G.i dyspepsia Is even more diia-
groeablo than all this. Get rid of ii by
taking Brown's Iron Bittars , as Mr , J.
E Gliky , of Hamilton , Texai , did. Ho
say * , "I used Brawn's Iron Hitters for
dyspepsia and am greatly benefited. "
CHAS. SHIVERXCK ,
I
UPHOLSTERY AND DttAl'ERIKS ,
Klcvnlor to nil iloor § . 12M , 1208 anil 1210 I'lUnam Street ,
OMAHA , XnU
1409 and UlUDotteeSt. { * * % & & ? * } Omaha Ne-
And Don't JCo.se Tins Chance.
tbJ.8
The beat opportunity over oITcre.1 to try your hick in thcso hard limit * .
t In order to pl\o the pulillc in ( fenarnl the ailvnntnuo with n email Mini of tnnnuy , to par-
tictpnto In n renl Gcrintm Money Lottery , gu.irnntcod mid unnctionfd by tlio Gotni'in govern-
inent , we offer five wliolo orlgnal tickets which wo liavo made Into Hi dilforrnt nnnihera of the
237 , HnmburK Lottery , In club playa nnil sell pnmo for the nmnll sum of $5 ui lone a wo
have seine on hand. Tho'o tickotR nro Rood for Iholnnt tliroo principal drawings whicii comm -
mnco Match ll.lSSD , nnd tcrmitatoon Mny 13 , IfSu. This Lottery has been fnrnvorllS
yen in existence ; IIRH ODO hundred thousand tickets nnd fifty thoimnnd BOO winning
numbers which is over ono half the nctual amount of tickets. Knch Iio'der of tickotn receives ,
after the c'rawiBRH ' , the Oripinnl List * , nho tlm nioiint of the prize if won. Wo hope , as wo
give 10 different numbcip , that every ticket holder , on receipt of the winning lists , will bo
fattsficd with the result. The capital prlcon are mark 000 000 , 300.000. 200CO , 100.0CO , 90-
000. 70,000 , 50.00P , HO.OCO , etc . tlio smallest boirp 146 mark. It IB of interest to each nml
everyone to invest as soon ng popMbU- before the tickets are nil sold. Kcinit either by Post-
oilico order or draft and ticlitts will BO forward nt once. Original tickets of the Hamburg &
Ufuuhwick nnd Saxim , conetnutly on hand. O. F. HP11MIUT & CO. ,
C2 Congress Street , Detroit , Mich.
JO. TPYA.TT.
Guinings and 20th Sts , , Omaha , Nob.
( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & GRAY ) .
LIME AND CEMENT.
ItnUli , Window Cipj , lion Or aln9 ! , Metallic Sky-llghti , &o. Tin , Iron ted (1 *
tt , HO Qonlb IStb Ctreel Omabi Nebraska.
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Abiolutely Pure and Unadulterated. Entirety Free from FUSIL OIL.
t '
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, 'tuf. V .V VONIIKII. wrlti'S "I'lirlly lt lf- liioun.MiillVliUUi - > . I know It to bu
Duirj'ii Molt Wlilikcy. It tlm imiert llqiuir iliat I clean und iinudultoruUHl. "
liiivvcrorarinlyu'd , lirin t llii-n furji in rilUll. II. HAWKKH , M.II.ofRnrtirati > rK.Y.
rucoinnuiiil it to llw niiUlmil | inift'i loii. a Kii natuof tliujtudliiu KnrujM'aiirullt vt M.naytu "j
TliolatollAKViV : rJIIM , .M.I . . pluHCTllMiyour Mull \ \ liULry III my prui tint IKTI > ,
of tlm Kacultr. and l'iof. > "rof Iho lUltlmoruMtd cuiitlcItT ft viiy riix > rlor li'lluMu uitldn nnil cnn
leal UulicKi , . av " I ilnd It ri-umrkubly fire fri.ni limiHIy iifmnini'iHl Utiiluwmutiitfnr fc-HTn , iiculc
runllull mul oilier nlij > i'tl" ' " > bl maUrlitiu lu often InlUniiiiatluiiM , und d < prtwlni ; muludlm K < "dully ,
fuuud In the uliUklni uf tliv | ire < lit day uiid ulin ii4 a tonlo In fuliUt < llw ctlnn nnd ri mnl
. fimrt M 1 ttf hLatun Inland tllH * ' 'W''U flolll UCUle llUtUM'lf , nlllT > Illl ulcullilllO
author I Iinscribo J.\MIH of : i an I vlLi alcoholla rVAIniVviiv rtlinulant , I orUcryour ri" lr" > Vit,1 fa : ' , ; * ' . uimoimllii. ' , ; ' ; ' , ' ? , i' uattd. ud , , jiK < .an , n. i'iuidu I
IN FACT , IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED.
mn nnUCTTMDTTtFnC oni1 tiuwn mulcted with iii.iH : urniA ; i'.s , >
1 U bUJMijUIfAr AlUliOj IVIi AVI I , I , on rrcolptof MX JOIIIIS , V
m-nil to niiyinldrcNN In tlio l/nltcl SluteH ( I'Jmt of I ho Hoi-ky MnuntaliiH ) , nil I'\- >
iir Nn OliaruuN pri'l"1' ' plain C-UKII ( tlun uvoldlrii ; nil opportr " ' -
uontalnliif ; Six Unurt liolllfw of our I'l/ltlC / ? I.VITVIllsK
nrltlut ! iinil under the Seal ol'Jhc < ! oniiiiiiiy a Sllltl ! mill I * ' " '
i'ONHIMfl'TION mill other AVASTINIJ IMSUASI'.S in Ilicl
Konniilii hiisbi'fnprfjiurulespoclullyforiisljy tliiKretttlfriimnHcl ( iill ! . . ,
Itran lui pn-ikiritt lir nnv fiuullv liniiM > kc < > iM-r ut slli/lit fxiH-nsu ( Haw Itccfstouk nnil ourv *
2PTTX4.E ! XWC JuXjr1WrBikxiSHXiaJ lilnuof tin. JnBmll ntH. ) !
Alli-r Hilti propurutlon IIUB liei'ii tulccn tor u r w u i-i-Uu , tli piiivloiuly coiiBplciioiulv prnin *
Incut lioni-u luimtli'iitH BUlTorlnir from Ontniinptlon und the Ifku dkuubUM , * ' ( coinoU njth a !
thick coatlnc or fut and inubckDm Hiinkcn and | jIoMllcwflifH ) ( III nji nnd amuiiiDii roHV liiiu , .
the drooping Hplrlta revive , whllo nil thu iiiiisulrgoftlii ) Imly , and cliluf iiiiinni : them thtOu-ait , !
ure btronscr unit better ublu to perform thrlr ftuictloiiH , ln'cuuao of I > UIIK | nouii hcd uilh u
i Idler blood thun they Imd Ix'i'ii iH-fortt In othi'i onU , the nysli'in is Hiippllcd nltli mom ,
curbou than thu illBvuHu van oxIiaiiHt , tlivrt-by Klvlnt ; imtiirtt thu HPIH.T hnnil In thu cuulllct. !
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND FINE GBOOERV HOUSES J *
Sample Quurt llottlt-n wnt to uny addn-ss lu tht < I'lilti-il Ktnti-a < Kit > t of thu Itorky MOIIII- !
tains ) , bectimy piiufaiMl In plulii OJIMJ , J xjircmi cluirura jirrjialU on receipt of J&3L.2CJ. !
THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO , , BALTIMORE , MD , , U , S. A , : !
