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THE tttlAKA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , DEVEUBER 1. 1SS5. Cures RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA. Ilntknrttr , IfeaiJnrlie. TootliiM be , ftji.rnlnm Tlru ! < , ! < . , rle. rrict , nrtj Ccitt. At brts1 H n * Dwdtff. TJIE CW.RLES k VOT.ELER CO..Sott Proprietor * , r-Ainj-orc. Mitrnaxis C. B.A. A 1-TKE LINK O * Pianos and Organs WOQDBRJDGE BBOS' MUSIC HOUSE OMAllA NEBRASKA. JanssMcallnslitiilo ChirtercdbyUicStstccfllU- . . 'inc Immediate rtlitlin .nil chronic , uncaryind prl * vate diseases Gonorrttri , , ' G leet andSyphtllt in all their ' complicated ( arms , also nil ditease * of the Skin end Blood promptly relieved und permanently currd ty reme- . dieitestidlnarortircflr t l > ) > rrial I'rnrUrr. beminal Wecknesa. Nipnt Losses by Dreams. Pimple * on the Face.Lost Mnnhood , > > < > jM/j/mrrd. / / Tltrte it no rfjierlmmtlnq. The appropriate remedy is at ones us-d In each case. ConiulUtt'oTifc ' , per > honal or by letter , sacrcdiy conriozntlal. tiied- Ulnes cent by Ms'.l and Exprcst. No marks on fcta ; c to Indicate coLtir.ts or tender. Address DR.J AMES.No. 20AVVashinglon St.Cnisago.lIL SWIFT'S SPECIFIC I ? iiaiuro'B own rnmodr , mndo fmm loots KttU'ered ' from lort'Me ol Ooonrlu. 'J'lm nbovo out rujirt--onts the inrthod of HP n.nnufiicturo . twenty j mrh oco. Thi'tlpmiioit tins liucn rnid- UHlly iticreubiuK until n $1CO.W3 Inbratorj Iow nMiiMwrr lo pupjity tin tniilo This pi-cat VOR- etattlo tJlcxKl llintler cures cnn"cr , culan-h. ficroruli. , * czcinn , ulcer , tlieumntl m nnd blood tiilnt , hf-mlltary ur othcrn Iso. wlihout tlie i ire K. V. 157 W. sa < l st. DTHVTLT n , AUaiitn , . , 4.jrTt Ifc * lMrtU * 1710 * . A ( < flnm hrMM ft feuetoa 8 * * r fWr flteuptCBa , * kd M Kll w iMtv 4rtiA * , Try It * ti JDJ ? . IIAIR'S Astliiiia Cure. Tliis invrOnnblo uperlflc rcinlUy and permo- nontly curtss all Unils of Asthma. The most < ) tiftluiit < " und kin ? * > tHUdlng C.IMH ylc Id i > ruinpt ly to Its wonderful curing jiroix-rtk" . It Is known throti rhuut the uorld lor itsuurirolcd ttflloacy. I t. lM TAUT\vni.U city of Llnwiln , N < 'b. , wrnes. Jitit , ti" . , ISPI : 81ii.o ( ustnc Ur llulr's Anbnm Ouro , for tiiaio thnn one } car , my wlfo lias bt-on Mitlri'iy wull , and nut uvun & symptom of Uiu fllf ( in-n bun uppfiirt'd. WILLIAM llKKNlTTT , KIrhliuid. Iowa , writes. Kpr. IU. ll"U : 1 liuvo hocn nHllctPd with Huy Fevornnrt AetlmiK lnct > KiB. I followttl your dlnn'Uonn HDI ! urn tiuppy to Kuy thut 1 nuvcr blttpt Ix-ticT In my life. ) am irlud tlntt I Rm niiR the mitny who can pt-uk MJ fuvoi ubly of , v ' " 'A suluuble M pose troatlwi oonttiinlnp slmllai root truinovury naio In the U. H. . Canada nnJ real Itrltiiln , will tie mulled upon unpllcation. ATIT Orut'Eiit uot huvlnx It In stock wiu jiro- r * 10 10DOCTOR DOCTOR WHITTIER K . CharIc iSt.SL.I-oul , Mo. A tffiUr IT.JUIUJ ft l Ki letl CtlUrii. fcu | .Kc"lotlIOT ifc vdlii tbcBptt altrefttaieclftf Caa.wl . NtEToci , tlxla ill i.ux > UKIIIWin tor cUberl-tfil-lialuiULeull. a cltrrI < rf vbrvaau * ltol4rfeii QUii.9w ; Nertoui Prostration , Oebllltj. Menial and Phitlcal Woaknut ; M srcurlal and other Atitc. lloni of Throct. Skin or Donet , Blood Polscnlpg , old Sores and Ulcers , tr * tnatrt ub copmiicuu urtMt.ea lktntel utlB prlBetpUg.btbiv , Privctclj. Olteatet Arising from Indltcretlon , Eictsi , Eiposure or lndulg r.c > . i-tick pnju < B < r tt. . f > IU U | t > < . ! cctcvgiltru. dthllltr. UlEUtll lit ilU - .o , . . . . fBitlt * . c.u ( i.ie Id.xi , r nd riB ilajrlaj * Impropar or unhappr. J ra aulj yr.a , JK ! kl.i .SOvnti. on ttn lct.l.JeaT , OK. fr l nr titmi. Coot - , * * " ' ' ' " ' " 'ft'1"4 ' * " * " lel rm.S4ci.iuI. ' A Pciltlve Written Guarantee ( tua u mrre * . ntiitu * . 41tUi u.lci > i ; l. > i > t ) nilUlciritll. MARRIAGE GUIDE , BUO PAOES , ntTE PLiTBa , ( itttat cloth aai rlU oiln. t ldfortO . l -tofrfttixLfj. . Our 8H lUtlam , Irui l > Ut > , > nUI an Ur - tn rrr. t p i. tTiLiil , < J J. | tf Itrtl w . tl tiecM 1ltTof rrT > f du lwaaaJ CIBBT Mor Tao cuLUUfUiUc aurrltct t 'XlntA it. I'-jr tot , j * * ( < oT c.5Aa adrvtk& ft o b * . - u ruvi- UFFALON.V. HAGAN'S Magnolia. Balm ls'a ; scnct aid to beauty. ft any a bdj' owes her fresh- .lies-j to it.vho would rather Aot tell/and v can't tell. THE SUPItCMH COUIIT , Henacrctl by Nebraska's .dr on ovc lhrrt4. CliaitllH V. tc. . Rrror from Colfnt county. AlDnmsd. Oj'lnrnn t > > Mutwell. J. 1 In an action for f lnndpr on n charge of larceny and pmlK zzlemcnt as treas- brr-r of n'K-hfKil district , whcrr t'tc tcti- uiony is conflicting nto the funds in the hands of the treasurer. U is not error to refti e to KIIC nn instruction , tlmt if the tr.'ustirer his "rpfnil to pay any draft , oi'lnr or warrant drawn ujwn him by the proper oftieer or oilicols , this would con- stiiutccmbcexli-incnt " a To con . iuitc pmHc-JtzlpniPnt it is c - fpntial thnt the owner should ho deprived of thp proptTtv nllfccd to > > e 1 nn adx'cr-c Use or holding. Ifaldwlu vs. 15o\il. Aj'"iil | ' * > " > eiiiitv. . Aflinned. Ojiinlou by wpll , D. 1 A patent from the United States which contains u recital that thp _ pur- clmwr < nniRlng him ) ha1 * deposited in the geiifral land uilice of the L'nited Jstat'is n ccrtiiicatc of the register of the land olHco at Lincoln , Neuraska , whcrcbj' it appears tlmt full wnyment hai been madp by Uiu aid ( .purchaser ! uccording to the provisions of the net of congress of the a-lth of April. l * < io , cntitli-d "an act mak'iig further provisions for the sale of puul'.c lands. " merely * bows that tbo purchaser lias made the payments re quired by law to utilities him Ui enter the land , and is not a recital thut the patent was issui-il nndi-r the act of 1 * Q. 2 Wlun- bind * are enU > ri"l under the homestead law of the United States , and nfterwnrds ux | > n proper proof and pay ment oOhp jirico , the homeslead commuted - muted , such lands are not subject to tale on execution on a di-bt contracted before the patent was issned. And where such land1' xvere exempt when convoyed to a tmrr'lia''jr , the exemption continues in favor of tL _ grantee , aud lie mav jpad ) ! the same. Limuuer vs. llcrruti. Krror from Gnco county. lU'Vcrsed. Opinion l > y Maxwell. J. 1 Tfic mere sale by a party of bis ctock of goods to a relative is not of itsi-lf a badge of fraud. a While the transfer of a stock o goods by a debtor in failing circum stances to his mother and brother is at tended with suspicion , from the facility with which a secret trust in favor of the debtor may bo created , yet whore it'is clear that such transfer wns made in good faith , upon a sullicicnt considera tion and not to hinder or defraud cred itors , it will l e sustained. S Where a bill of feale of n stock of goods was made to the mother nnd brother of the debtor to pay debts owing by him to tin m hold , that as against other creditors the grantees acquired only the riirlit tohaveiiiuliicient amount of the goods fold to satisfy their claims , and the balance was a trust fund for the boiielit of the other creditors and the grantees must account. 1'eiuburtou V. 1'ollaixl. Appeal from Hniuil- tonjcounty. AlUrmed. Opinion by Mas- well , . ! . 1 Whore land was eonvcved by hus band and wile by warranty deed to trus tees appointed by the will of her futher , for the "sole ami seperate use and ben- elit" of the wife , etc. , the consideration l > oii ] " derived from the father's estate , a provision in the deed that the husband "shall have the right to occupy , farm and control said land for her" ( the wife , does not create any estate in him v , here there is no Irnud 2. The transcript of judgment of a justice to become a loin upon real estate , must be tiled in the district court of the county where the judgment wab recover ed , and cannot in the first instance be liled in the district court of another county. lloiisel vs. Tlirnll. Error from Dousrlas countj. AUiruietl. Opinion by Reese.I. 1 A factor or commission merchant , while not a guarantor of the responsibil ity of the persons with whom he deals , is hold to the same degree of care and dili gence which a reasonably prudent man would exercise in the management of his own affairs. U Where a commission merchant in Omaha , doing business in San Francisco , caused commission goods to bo con signed to another person in San Fran- cii-co _ . that peron being one whom the consignor had stated to him , he the con signor , would huve no dealings with , Mich commis-iion merchant could not re- lea'.e himself from liability resulting from tbo lots of the consigned property on the ground that the person to whom the goods wore shipped was a sub-agent , for who'e acts he could not bo held re sponsible ; and the fact that the goods weie consigned to the objectionable per- fcon by the concignor would not change the application of this rule , it being shown that the commission merchant was purchasing othergpods of the con signor at the tame time and causing them to be shipped to such per on in the Fame way. fetaie vs. County Bonnl Saline County. Man damus. Writ avuirdt-d. Opinion by lUe > e , 1 In counties under township organi zation , the board of supervisor.-'have au- thont.v to hear and determine complaints against county ollioers under the pro visions of article i , chapter 18 , of the compiled statutes , lfeS5. U Where the boaidbas assumed juris diction of such a cause , and has passed upon the bulllciency of the complaint and nfturwardb refused to act in the case , and upon an application to the supreme court in the exercise of its original jnrio- diction for u mandamus to compel ac- t'.on.the court will iiot mquirc into the suf- iicioncv of the complaint further than to ascertain if it id such a complaint. To that extent thu compluiut was examined nnd held sullicioiit. S \ \ mlo the supreme court can by u mandamus compel a bourd of county biiporvisorii to act upon u complaint against a county ollicer , yet it can in no wiiy control iu judgment or legal discre tion. 4 A respondent , in a proceeding to re move him from a county ollice , lias the right to present as many legal questions for decision by the county board as he niny think necessary for his proper de fense , but Uie board has the authority nnd right to decide Mich questions either with or without argument as it may deem proper. It is not required to waste time in listening lo unnecessary argu ments. ft Where a party to a proceeding be fore Uiu county board causes the attend ance of unnecessary witnesses , or iu any other manner needlessly augments thu costs nnd expenses of n trial , it is within thu power of the board to tax such un- nece.sbary costs to the party making them nnd it should in all proper cases exercise such power. C lii n proceeding before R board of supervisors , to remove from ollico n county olll ur , two-thirds of all the mem bers elccte constitute a quorum. It is not essential that -all the membcra be present , 15ut of a special meeting all must bo notified , 7 When a complaint against a county ofliccr is miide nnd filed with the count r clerk , it is the duty of the county board 10 hear it. They have no authority to order its removal to the district court for trial. IVrrifth vs. State Krror from Jolmsou county. lteven > ion , remanded. Opiuiuu by Ctibb , Cli. J. lleebo , J. UI sweats. 1 Upon n trial for murder , an instruc tion to the jury , which takes from their consideration , or which i feiiboypublo of being understood by the jury to take from thrtir- consideration , certain evi dence in the case tending to lower the ; * Kilo of the homicide to mitnslunghter , it. erroneous , und inueh case the vor- [ lirt buingu genur.il one and the sentencx' In-ing for lifiiMMi years in the peniten tiary , the judgment will bo reverend , a In a trial for murder , n verdict of guilty which does not ascertain whether it bo murder or manslaughter as ituuirtl | 113 * section 4 $ ) of tin : tnmiiml Oixla , con fers no powi r on the court to pass sen fence on the accused StainEx. Ilal. , Midair vs. I > rnokK M n- damns. Motion to vacate overruled. Opin ion l > \ tit-US' ! , , ! . 1 T lit ? provision of JVPtJon'3 of Chap ter , " 0 of the compiled statutes by which it is provided tnst uim an objection , prot'-st or n > inon trnncp Itcing Hjrainst the ; s * lance of a license to * itito\i- c tmg li.i'ior . UIP countv board or rit.v council ' null appoint a day for hearing the ca . Is nmndntnry and the board or council Imve no authority to proceed ini- medmtel.v to the investigation of the tint- tf rs filleged in the remonstrance , aud mandnmus will issue to compel the proprr action of the board or council 2 The fact tlmt H representative ol the remonstrants was present and made no objection to the matter , being investi gated bv thf ) council , would not confei the riglit upon such council to IS UP thr license without appointing a tiinp for tht hearing Neither wotiltl the board 01 council have the right to appoint the , then , proH-nt time for such hearing. The purpose of the law is that a future time must be appointed in order thnt nil per sons interested may lie present with tneii witne.s-ses. 4 Upon an application for a manda > mil" to compel the appointment of a titnt for. the hearing of a remonstrance , it is no defense to allege , nor will this courl inquire as to the lalsitv of the facts al li-god _ $ ! ! the remonstrance. It is suf- licont if one is tiled. bt.itc ex Uel. . Morton t s. Stevenon. Man' < lrumi . Opinion tiled. Opinion bj C'obb , ( r'h. .1. 1 Under the provisions of section 3 of article 0. of the constitution of the leg's- Inlure of 1SA1 , had the power to provide bv law for the election of n second judge pi the district court for the second judic ial district , notwithstanding that the leg- hl.ituro of ISs-l hud provided by law for the election of an additional judge for the third judicial district and for the cre ation of four new judicial districts and for the election of judges for each thereof. A court will not ( ordinarily listen to an objection made to the contitution- alitof an act of the legislature by a par- t.\ who p rights it do s not effect and who has therefore no interest in defeat ing ii. [ Uooly's Con Lim J Ed. , 197. ] ! ! There isu \\i le oMllereuce between the weight and authority to bo nccorded and given to au aet which has passed the legislature by a constitutional majority and through"ill : stugtrs of legislation and boon appiovcd by the executive , although it may be inimical to some provision ot the c'jiistitution , and a paper which with out having jws.ed the legislature , has through accident or design found its way to n place among the authenticated stat utes. The former should bo respected and obovcd , until docl.irert invalid btlie judiciarv in a proper legal proco ding , while the latter may be "disregarded by all. _ After Dliitithcrln. Diphtheria is a terrible disease , requir ing the greatest medical skill to oHect'a complete euro. Even when its power is broken , it clings to the patient with great por.-istcncy , and often leaves the system poisoned and prostrated. Just here Sarsaparilla does a vast amount of good , expelling impurities from the mood , giving it richness and vitality , while it renovates aud strengthens the system. Odds ami Hnilc. Courtship among the I'ltilo Indians is attended with dimeulty. If a in-iulen does not like her lover she tolls her grandmother , and when the younf' man comes again the old ladv takes a shovel ful of hot ashes aud throws them in his face. This is equivalent to giving him the mitton. A large buck made his apjMjaranco ou the principal street of Berlin , Somerset countv. Pa. , one day last week , causing considerable excitement among the local hunter , who sueeecded in killing him after a long chase. An investigator of names says after a long search for it ho has been unable to find any person who ever bore that of Printer. He has found P.iinter. Stainer , Shoemaker , Tanner , Tinker , Carpenter and nintiy others derived from trades or occupations , but no Printer.QThe investi gator has probably overlooked Job Printer. A Maryland farmer has a tame crow that is very wise. The other dav it en tered a room unobserved , tore up a novel Iving on a table , opened a copy of the Bible , as if to inculcate the wisdom and value of that work , aud ended the day's labor by stealing a watch and biding it in a hayloft. An old woman named Grabill , living near the Welsh mountain in Lancaster county , Pa- , killed and cremated one of her hogs with the belief that the swine , several of which had curious fits , were bewitched , and that the first person who should appear during the incineration would prove to be the witch The young Terry boy of West Ran dolph , vt , , who had nobloSfl veins , was buried Thursday. His skin was frac tured by a stone thrown by a playmate. and honied to death. His blood flowed iust under the skin , and cutting the skin bad the same elied that cutting the large veins in a common person would have. Angostura Hitter * arc the best remedy for removing indigestion and all diseases oriirinatlntr liom the dlcestive organs. Be ware of counterfeits. A > k your grocer or ( lriiiiist for the eeuulnc article , manufuc- tuieU by Ur. J. G. 11. Slesert it Sons. Hnrd ou Chicago. New York Star : A grocer doing busi- nes ? at Whitewater , \ \ is. , faijcd the oth er day , nnd a Chicago creditor wont a man over in hot haste to secure the amount of his debt. In a few hours the man telegrapeed- "Can't get hold of anything but twelve barrels ol eggs " "Tho Chicago house nt once replied "Attach the egijti and sell 'eui for what you can get. " The agent answered this by telegraph ing : "Come to find out , the eggs huve boon barreled up over two yuarV1 The hou e then settled him with- "In tlmt cua ship 'em hero. Wo can probably dispose of them to some of the restaurants. " Jn-t give U. H. UUUUIILASS & SONS CAI'SlC'UM COUGH DHOI'S a fair trial , they will relieve your Cough instantly : Thuusauda testify to this Kansas Cowboy Sotiio of our ranch- inun tire einlmrktii ! ; in the business of rnifiti bullnlo. Tliorc are about tifty head upon the ranch of the Franklin Land and Cattlu company , nnd thcro aru ulso toino butValous on thu Goodnight ranch. C. J. Jonuof ( Jarden Citj- , also has soniu. Thu 1'rauklin company is paving $50 n head for bullalo cafrt-s , I'licru is a herd of 4,003 buffaloes in the western portion of the Neutral strip. When buffalo robes arc worth $15 to $ M npim' ' , und buil'alo steak U't cents n IKIUDJ in thu p'jdiro City market , it would bceiu as if thure tva.s in on or in bulTalo raising , A do/.un years ajjo , inillious of butlUloes roamed at will over tliDau prairi and they were Klatightercd for fun and for' their robt-s. It would not bo surprising if they would jot bo inure valuable uiau boei cattle , NtTvoiis DebllUalc'd Men , STou are kllowcd a frte trlni fiif thirty ilaj/j nf tlit use of Ur. l ) > o's CclebraUd Voltaic licit with Kltictrie auNpensory Appliances , rortho .j > cHHly relief and i rmattcnt rure ot N' ! nous IVblIitx\JK4 of Vitality atitl Man- iKwid , and all kindrwl troubles. AMI | for many otlie dl uei. Comiiletu ro tonitiuti to iiealtli.iiror uli J inatihoijiL No risk U in- ninrd. Illustrated pamphlet with full Information mation , tertuH , etc. . iimlleU free by addreaslug Voltaic JJdt Ca MarsUall. itidt AN What II Cost a Gentleman Trom the Interior. San rrnnci co Call "Gimme dome hard , etraiglit Micker. " said one of two fellows. evidently sporting characters from their appearance , who entered a i > , tloon ou Kt' rnJ t-trcet yesterday after- uoon. "I'll takn ray plzen from the . ame bottle tle , ' added the other , a ferocious looking wan , six feet high. The barkeeper set out two empty class es , two more containing Trater , and had Delected a dark oolored bottle from the row behind.'to lien Uie sis-fooler gawd with a cunotH' expression at Uie only other occupant of the palatial report , who was standing ucnr by at the bar , and exclaimed to his friend. "Sav , there's the man we've been hunting for. " " o it is. " said the other , ns he turned nnd scowled liereoly at the third man. The latter did not sneak , but his face expressed - pressed much wonder. "Say , why didn't you decide that dog fight fairly and sqUarely a * a tuun ought to ' "juvagjly inquired the six-footer of the stranger. "What dog fight * "asked the iuoiTcnsivo pai ty. "What dog tight ! Wull , you have got a chock , " responded the six-footer. " 1 ou moan to t ll me you don't know that I owned that other do # , which won the light squarely ? " "I assure you , ontlemen , that I know- nothing about iUf 1 never went to a dog ( if iit in mv life. You must hiuo uiij-Uikuu me for foinebody el-e " "I'd a sHoni you were the referee , " said the bix-footer "So would 1 , " echoed his companion , in a tlmaJmiiuyoice. . "It must bo a mistake , gentlemen. I never saw .you bufore. but won't you lake n drink with mef" said the inolleustvo l > er.-on settinj ; alarmed. "Well , if you nin't the referee we'll drink , " muttered the t-ivfooter. The three drank together , and the six- footer began telling about the dog light. "Darn mo , " he broke foith , ns ho came to relate the retcree's unfairness , 'darn me. if you uin't the perfect imnge ot that referee. " Thro was doubt in his voice aa ho added."ou say you ain t him , do yon * " * 'llu loolc * mighty like him , " remarked the other t > port. "It's funny how KHU men do reeinble each oilier , " observed the third iiarty , as graciously as possible. "LutV nave another - other drink , gentlemen. What are you going to take * " They toolc the same thing. The vari ous piiases of the figut were dwelt upon by the sivfooter He tell thai his dog could lick anything with the form of a canine in the whole country. He consid ered it ti blanked outrage for the referee to hi'havc us lie did. 'He left before I could meet him faeo to face , " he proceeded , "but I swore I'd cook him for uis dirtv tyork the lirt time I saw him again. I'll lick him 10 that his own landlord won't know him. " The Mvfootcr wt iu.a U-rrible passion , und his companiruiAvfis all'eetud by it al o. "You moan to say you weren't ut the tight' " asked tho-latter. "No , of eour > PI wasn't , " said the ref eree's counterfeit "Let's have one more drink for the itb * of this curious meet ing , gentlemen , " uud he tried to laugh , but the smilo.was clia tly. Thcv drank again nnd again . The six-fooler thumped the counter vigorously and again pro- nouncf J anathiMiH on the referee. Once more they dranKj "You look as much like that cursed referee tlmt I think vou are him any how , " snarled the six-looter. "But I tell you I urn not"expostulated the unlucky olatL. "You donlt.utRan to say I lie. do you ? " inquired the tall sport , menac ingly. " .No , no ; but you are mistaken. " "No , I ain't. When I * ee a. lace I can always recollect it. You refereed that dog 'liirht and cheated me out of iny money. " "And stole a cool hundred from me , " said the other fierce individual. The third party tried to excuse him self , but the pair had ended by convinc ing themselves that the referee was be fore their oyes. One of them dealt him a blow which knocked linn down , the barkeeper blew a police whistle , and the inebriated sports wcro looked in the Central police station. There they gave the names of Thomas lirowu : md Jo.seph Smith. "WiIl : , you've made a fool of yourself , " said the arresting officer to the bruised party , when he reached the receiving hospital. "You ought to have seen they wore playing you for drinks. They have worked that game buforu. " One of the very best of all earthly pos sessions is self-possession. Another equally as valuable is Red Star Cough Cure. A bottleof that medicine will re move the very worst cough or cold ever contracted. WEEDS FOIl WIDOWS. Are grass-widoivs subject to hay-foyer , as a general rule ? [ Chicago Sun. The widow's mite has long done duty as an example of the widow's might ; but alter ull the widow's smite is only a love tap. fUarours' Gazette. Widow * ' some widows' kisses are as Bweot as honey , and even the widow's smite mtiit not be treated lightly nor bo rejected with acorn. Goodan'o Ciiicago Sun. Sun.A A widow in Wilton , Conn. , says she never intend ? to marry again. It isn't safe to place anv reliance upon th avow ed intentions of widows. [ Burlington Free Press , A Jer ey City man was _ nrn-sted as he was about to marry a widow. The trm of the law must be very strong in Jersey City , or else it knows very little about widows. f Courier-Journal. Il often happens that a man is found dead on his wife's grave , but who ever heard of a wife dead on her husband's grave ? It takes u widow to boar up under a chastening Provideuce.Courier- Journal. "So , .Mrs. YanTspiuuer , you are left u widow * " "Ye-ye-yes , boo-hoo-o-o-oo. " "There , theniflon't cry. That won't bring him bariJC- " 1 knowil , but it will excite svmnatby and help me to got another. TCiuoago New * . < ' . "This chillv weather makes mo think of my pouiT dWd husband , " Enid a widow as ohC' slit down beside a 1ndy close to the Move. "Ho was always so cold , poor iuHwid h ° used to shiver and wonder if he ever could get warmed through. HojV .ho miserable when he was cold , poor mnn , but it is a great comfort to nih tttl feel that ho is happy now , [ Chicago Xews. Dr. Pierce's"l''avorito Pitscriptlon"is everywhere acknowledged to bo the standard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses. It is bold by druggists. A Frightened IIU > ernaii < IJUKS Mistakes - takes a Cbinuiiian Tor an Animal. On one of the principal thoroughfares of this city , says the Huston Herald , for a number of years past , ha been lo cated the office of an expressman , who , in addition to his ctuer business , carried on quite a trade iu the ulo of money drafts to Ireland. About a wwk ago ho moved from the old stand , and the place was leasHil jo a ( Jhiuuso laundrymau Among thu cu omer < i of the former oo- rupant was an Irtnh gid who made quilo frequent donations to the old folka ut home K ( < centlv f < lie came in from her phiou in Cambridge to si-nd i om more of her wages to Jurag-'dju' iiU. und not itiug heard < if tliuth-ngi m ir ofTi p hied hers -If to tint claT to the customary draft Shi went in , and in a second later rnslrod screaming to the sideWHlk , attracting in a brief pace of time a large crowd about br Alter lie had lw i'0 restored to nerly her tnirrunl condition , she blnrted out that 1n Mr. G n's shop the found a big moukiy with R shirt on. rd she thought he was gt'ing to nt'.at'k hrr It was tome time before llridpet could be p < rsttu'led that the Monsrolinn was Imruilp" , nnd hp departed nmid shrieks of laughter frviu the observers of her fright. VASSAH V.VGAI'.IBS. Semi-military discipline ilo be intro duced ut VRs * r rollege. KngMgvraents wil } probably follow. [ BoMon Trans cript. "A chair of matrimony is talked of at Vasstir college " Ofoour < Mt will be it big rocking-chair strong enough to hold two. [ Norn to n ItcmM. The dentist * ' bills at Vas nr college are said to bo sonu'thilig frightful. This comes Irom compelling every girl to tvit n piece of her lirst cake. lYonkcr's Statesman The Detroit Free Press thinks General Sherman would be popular as ttrcsiiknt of Vassar. Possibly , but wouldn't the gpneral get kind of tirttd kissing the snmc gill * for four JI-.IM right aloiigr [ Uur- lington Free Pre is The young lady grjidtuttr < of Va jar huve purchased the AtlanUc Hichlandf Independent. It is supposed that Uio doublcrolumu udverlisemvnlof chewing jrum on the last page is "taken out in trade " [ Norristown Herald. Some one suggests General Sherman for president ol Vassnr college If the osculating hero should be plaetnl In that position girls would 1mvp to l e Vassar- natod ugninsl kiting before entering the college. ) Norristown Hvrald. There was n young Icidy from Vnnsar , Who Rlway for saucer laid "Sasser. " Hlie was rook tor lite school , Hut \\as nolKHlv's tool. For biie said mat noue dared "sass * er. " A NOVEL SCHEME. A School if 1'olltlps Tlio Opinion * of Kinliiriit Politician1 * . The sclKMiie of a Witshiiigtuii man is tea a School of Polities. Iln would supply a lot of trained canaidates for pnlilic oflice HP wrote to a hundred eminent men. explaining his plan , and Hiking if they tumid consider a duvet offer of n position iu the umk-rt.iking. A whole mouth has elapsed , and he is grieved to report tlmt he as received onlv nine replies of any s-ort. not outof which encounig-s him to jro nh"ad. 1'rom Samuel J. Tilaen. William M. Evart . Johu Kelly , Dormnn 1 . Eaton nml Abram S. Hewitt hf got merely formal aeknowli-dgnients tlirough secri'ttrii" of the reception of Ins cpistU' Ninety- one gave il no utt-'iition wiiat.-ver. C"arl Sehtirz facetiously wrote"Your invent ion is novel , judging by : t cursory exam ination. " Samuel .F. lluid.ill1 lear that \tiur < 5t > h itn * ii rather Utopian. " EK-r6vernor Ila ei "At all < -vents. th iinprovement of ollicoholder' * you are riglit to tnat extent , and nobody will bf apt to contradict you. " Senator , Mahonc : "I have been much enti-rtuincil' by the novelty of your idea , and it is to be hoped that yon will live to sue it come- ' to something' " Hut there wa ? no in : dication of a wild desire to get places in the faculty. _ A Hcira of Xcur-Sis'ited ' I'cople. New Yorfe Tribune1 1 never rczihr. " ' jiow uiiin nejir-bighted pt-ople thi-re are in the world until ! was sUuionud hen- . " remarked Mij. : Kenr.ie , who has comm - m ; \ ml of the guard at the tomb of Gene ral Grant at Hivurside. "On Sundays there are more of them than ou any other day. They como from all parts of the countrr from Maine to Texas. The in variably inquiry is : " 1 wish you would give mo a permit togonp to the grating of the tomb. 1 am near-sighted and c-m only oe the bare brick walls from the Hues. ' Capt. Fcsscnduu when stationed hero drew the line of permits at govern ors of states , major generals nnd foreign ministers , and I have to adhere to tluit rule. Many people visited Riverside yester day , notwithstanding the threatening weather. The guard is now comfortablv quartered in Uie frame structures which the government has put up for the troops. They were put up in sections by a pa tent process , und can bo taken down iu half a day to be used elsewhere. A new brick building has just boon finished in the avenue opposite the tonib. It is the tirst building that lias been erected in this part of the grounds. At the foot of the hill a block away aunthorsiuall build ing was finished last week for a physi ciau's olllce. A. Tallow Trop. Rochester Chronicle : This remarkable tree is n nittn e of China. In the island of Chnsfu quantities of oil and tallow are extracted trom its fruit , which is gath ered when tiie tree has Ion its leaves. The twigs bearing the fruit are cut down' and carried * to a farmhouse , where the seed Is strii ] ; > ed oft' and put into a wood en cylindrical box OK-U | at one end and pierced with holes at the op ) > o iuend. . The box is then suspended in a cylin drical kettle containing water , and ih diameter of which ditlers but little from that of the box. The water is then mi' < lo to boil , and the steam , penetrating into tUe box , softens the seed * and facilitates the reparation of the tallow. After about a quarter of an hour's exposure to steam the scetU are poured into a .steam mortar , where they are stirred about until all the tallow has been .st-panitod into a semi-liquid state. It is afterward poured into cylinder with .rtl < > at the bottom through which it is driven bv thu action of a press. It comes out perfectly white , fri'e from all impurities and soon becomes solid. rOZZOXl'3 MED1CATCU COMFI.XION TOW i > ii : : .For infant's toilet is an inilinuens.ible nr- icle , hs.tliu. * all excoriations immediate- y Mjt'urs should u so it freely on the ittlo on s * It 13 parfec tly harmless. Ferule ulo by drug gists. It Was Drought Back. "Stop the press. " bhotiu-d an excited in dividual as he rn-tiod into the olliee us 110 edition wnsbeing nm oil' . "Stop the pie-s. Got an item that'll make yourcditiou a11 like wildliru. Unheard-of utl'air ! hap pened right here in town " "What is it ? " gaspud the editor , as he grabbed pencil and paper. "Ixianod u man a now nmbivlla lit my house last night and ho brought the sarnu one back this morning * in good " con lint the editor had faint-d. The Great Invention , For EASY WASHING , IN HARD OR GDFT , HOT K , COLD WATER. Harm to I'.lHt II No family , rlcti or poor rl. , ul 1 Ui without IL Sola by all Umbers , tmt In trarr ( it vile Imi tations. I'JMitLlXi : Is muuulitcturtd oaljrlijr JAMES PYLE. NEW YORKj ois xxr TO WF123 f { tana B One of Uie nest and Largest stocks m iJtc U S. to Select from. No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passsngor Elevator M , BURKE & SONS , LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS , nno. UNION STOCK YAflDS , OMAHA , NEB. R11 McrrhantRnnd Tartiirn ; ' IJant P.ivU CMr. Ne < V i KfMrnrjNntlonil ryNeli : ttilumlius M IP llnui , liuumbui , Nto. Mcl ouuJJ' limit , Mrtb J'lutte , Neb. Om h itUoiittl limits. IMi'iilm. N ( k VTU1 jmy euslouiurs' draft wjlli tCl of Inline ftttaJicd. for twtUun1 v liio of & * & ( 5 > & * 3 A , 7 * k If f ff i. ' V i * J J P VC3 * - 53c # ! ? ej t ( - -e - - WM > II Tfo WITH Txr coax CRI6 BOROGK ISL&ND S P/.CIFIG / RSILWfiY of ft p n'ni ! ttnd rln r rrlMIrn to lpp > lln I a l csL nt InltUl ttlid 1 r o.p ror.tin iitV t'ut. in tfctionrhl * b ( tnt > * - pntl fBHt't tlro rA mid tn t-- - > vn ill ; . . .r th At antii . ml Tn iHr ( < im.t * It l nl w thu t nvorftv HIM ! l.ft it-m tt. Rd ( frtmi t > i > Ij t S Tlnrft mid N.HUICI | > .I Bud corntpniillu. ; fijintir - \ I.ortlmn.1 ntiil ullinnit. The Great Rock Island Rcuto Otmrar.tf ( u fivtroni tl t na i > nf i-rtcn l ern- rttr fctr > KlMl hy L > li < l thorough ! * bKlla td road bvUim .ntli trirln of r , . .iiriiiinifti , M | Mil un- uul ? ItinU culTi-rt * nfid li > idr * * ii lltniitfM > l : nr rrar rt-rfw'ti'iii H hntnat.i } | rxn niuLc U thr M.icty np-itl n-w"'inlrn : Imtli . rlMfon. unnd nlrl > n.l , > < . mid thai c * r'inr < ll ijilltin tcht h poirni. tlr trap. ti il i > jwtu. . i if t.'l ' u. li.mv iniirr M cl lt1i-t of thli rmit * fT Tmii'fTn m tjl rnnnrtliiir imlntp In Lnlon UttM.if. rid th cud laznrle of I.tuirt > r F t rd . IVninrtl lllultp. Kini5i ' t i . l i At Ilixjn IT. . iij. . -i . . ' "I ! irii'iU'rtt nnrlt llli- Ji.iKorrd l > r raarlm Mncnin. rtit I'niliniin H l > c falc P r i. ' Ilif late. : (1-Mtn. Kiicl nniirtiio.it. IIIIUDC t'tw lnhl"HH l > i.r tpjr | < roLnl tnr-ilt nir Irl-tiirJj r tim l ftwpf.nrhu crt nnti U > in AFC.'tr ntid Atchlfon me nl.o i m ti.c C ltU-ilri ; Kctlmli c fliiiii C rs. The Famous Albert Lea Route T t1i di'i-rt c i : fnroilti line l n-iflt rhlr co onj Minie p > ttt tndsr nl ttlirrc rotitit ! ton nr * * ni&ilfi in I niun iiri > ifui a 1 immu In tl. - Irrrtturiri and llrlti.u I'I-OTII. , . otrr thin mntK F rt l.jp-cu 7roin0 ate i-un to th * trrtnir nlfrr * 1.11 111 * r ro- Krtvtikt < - ! ' l < . . llile nu Imnilrc and J. htns Ir niul1.of f > wa mid Mlunekotn. It t HM thp tiiih.t il hirable r utr to th llt wkcat 2 1U IUM ! nuiiturKl | jn I. nt IMI ! ! , t liM-ntn Ntill trim ! , r iniifjcr MVP. T | - ml and Knn- Eil.if. li btcn i > ) N-ivd liptivrii i inrlunntl. Inrtinn- ; pen ! anl J jfi > n und I onn-11 ItlaRn. Knn' Citr. luji'iripttlm mid ht. l ul and lut niiMllur | . .mlv r < - nLtailM h ona&tlon nllapi. . nU 1'oMfrr. olit mahle. vHI aj tirkrt. nt all tirlnrinaJ Title t lir.lrin UIK United bUtt aud Canada , ur by ad- urt * * lng R. R. CtBLE , C. ST. JOHN , frct't d. Uai'l M-cT. Cj n'l T-l-t ft ras. ijt't , Railway Time Table. _ O > iA .A T o TolloTrl ? fa t o 'in > of urnva' and < lf- pnrt c tnUu bf. Contra ! StundarJ tiuio t t i-ftil 'OIM Tinltisor ttio C. . Pt. P. . M. & O. arrive mid Jnimrt Irom tlioinlenot , cfirtn-r ol I4th nndVob iir ro siBiln : > on tlio 11. \ XI. . C . U. & 0 "till It. C. . Si. J. iC. . I ! , tram i > , o IS. i M. dupat ; all others Irom the Viiloii 1'ucilic tlOIKlL. Bumnn TJIAUCS. ' r 'liro tr J - nail Icuvo , . > "o' nt C:3."i B7 r : i > > * . 10OJ : 11 Ml a.m. ; 1 00 - 1 , 1-.V > - K:0) -U.-03 lJO-5 - D : u..i- G I' ' ) * : ' " -11:10 p. m. Leave r-i r i < ir OnmUa at TVi n Ft.- ; I > : rtO M - UTOJji 3d K11 : li. in. : 1:3 : 2 ; 3- B T3:39SioT iJTL 45 - 0 : 3 ' . 0-.00- llrjjp. m. m.OOX ET KG IJXC- . Arr'val BnJ < " ii-tti-n o' irm : s from the trmi I r < lcj ot iu Council Ult Ts. DEPAIIT. Anr.irn. rinrir.o z. nnmtiv , r.frr.nx , P:13A.Mliiil iincl Uvrir > 8 7 oar. > ! l.'ilr.x Ac o twditum 4.-J ) r. > i ! > uAi'.u U. r 8 t DK > A. u criirvfio t i. tt ISLAMI. PiriA.Jl MH.Inuil r.xm-.s5 70r. : M 7:1 : % \ . si . . . . AcMHuniC'duicin . . . . - f'.fj : | ' . M 5 0 p. M . . . Hxirc-s 0ir. : A.M CHICAGO , V1I.VIUKI 1. & I-T. PlfU 9:10 : \ . M Jlall nnJnnts : 7fKll' : . X 5-.Or.JJ i\prf U:15A.iJ : ciiicvco , ini.i\ ' . > t. i , > : ! ? * l , l Jta-'vid Kxprfb" . 5 'M r. M . . . Expr > vs WII-VVII.KT. uins t rAf. - 33 r. M.I. i n -t lAiiisixin-.6l.DO&l } S.ior M.'intu-.t-rS . Louis K.\'i'ran-Jor "SIJr.M ivixncm. . -1. JOB & . rorvciL nitres. lO'COA.M. . . .Mail Kurt i\iuvsj : 7Xii' : . M boi' . u ; ; jno.- | c.tCiA.ii B1 ( C.CI1V i > * ric. 7 O'i A. M . . . . "Irrnx < Itr Ml . . 7-ffl r. v VlMr. il. . .Ft. IVul I I irisn . . l : ! ! J A. M WESTWAltl ) . AlTiVO / . . M. r.Mu : < :10a i o. c. VAI.LK\ ' . t I 2:10 i lt.\.M. IN XJIU. .Mull mill " ( iftlW . . .N'lviu i : ' 10:4Ui : ; _ . pi-pait. SOlTHWAllDf Arrivo. ' ' ' ' " " " loHoi'i . / . . "liiivfriir.- ! ! . . . . . rlfj. . . . . . E 1" * ' 'aj" > " " " ' " ' "K."c.Vr. 'iTc i ( . . , . V. ! reJOa ! JSb . . .Via I'lultsmoutU. . . T : . . . . NOIITJIWAUU , ArrUo. .1 a'f. I1. , M. A. i > . | A. M. i : a. ' , nn City KxiMii'i CW3 : , d Auiontio'l'n : ' 10OTk ; , M. . Depart. JiA-iTWA HI ) . Airlre. A. > i. i' . ii. r , " .v y 5.ti ; .Via i at . niiuili. . . HIGH ; VAUDS TISAJNS Will Iravii t . 1' . ili u Ujuiiu.ut 0:105 10 45W 55n. m . : l i a W-s iji t. i. . RV fi o k . aiila irtrOiiiuJi t it 7VJCJ : : - " > r. in ; l : U - . " - . : o- o7--0s.-i ji.-n .N < ITI. i it ilsllj ; Ji , dai yoitt'pt yundiiy ; MOM- WHAT WOMAN WAHTB IN Jst. Atfeat , Close- filling and GractM- 2 < f. Ho brtaking-in tiHure. fas ? at first , ant/ always eniiff and handsome , AU. THiCE C-CSIDDRATA SHE CM TOD Itl sS'ctall kinds and materials , in 'I4 ttitltk3 and 10 ctiapet of toes un < l Otii ? They wtt7notrlp-HilltiotilIi > at tJiefied ; lyfif not tmnHe , anf are'tfielerfection cf acliienmcnt h th'f,9eniaIerTs ari on Ee'ci hi tltnt ir > t J. & T. COUSINS , isnnnnri ) iv ; E/oya.1 . Havana lottery ( A fiOVEItSltR.TT Drawn at Havnnz , Cuba , e % mber19. Tickotslu riftln. Wholoj.$5. rrnctlona prc j > uo.i ci to no minjiuirtoii. : | | not contnilltMl by Ibc priiii - m nu-ro-i It Is tjo lalitijt tiling iu tiic nutun ol thuiKt in ctiM * * o \ Tor tickets li.iplj to SHir KV i OO. , UtS liniaaniij.N. V lUij . M.orrCN'S&OJ. l .MiUa ftrcot Kniiins Qtr Mu. CULT1VTOP AMD MOUBC KrrjOASKA oft * tfcwni.'ilui { * i'.i .rlullu rrvlntmn * . K-i I > cmr nwaf i.uJ - < > ( in-4 I c. rJ lur > tnplt r J \ Ub SDJ Will lv d-.l&i * U &H Itttdlt thtt I perBl4 J3r. H. S. SMITH. Pud. . Omaha , l.cb. " tSlif ! QSlFFiTH , Commission Merchant , And CThole&alc Dcitlor In Coantry Produce , Fruits , Butter , Eggs , Etc. OOOD6 O.S COiMOhilCNT A fllO.CIAI.Tr. 320 H , (6fh ( St. , Omaha , Heb. . , lij l'er > niioi ) flunk. Utit'iiqut' . A H ( ia * rtMiti. C'lshicr Slour National IttiiK. MCIUX ' nj ; IOUH NaUunul Itnnk Ho.Moiuf - - ; 11 M Miirtimii. Abtls'aujt Cushiur 1 u > t .Niiuoiiit ! UuuU ASttudirJ MUiVorU ! \ foi Yo nz and Middle AguJ > 1 . i > s ljr 51 by mail , A GREAT MEDICiL WORK OS MANHQ3D tj ? Trro nnd PltTnlciil IHibllltr Prpmnturol > prlnolii ! Jinn. Krroin of S outh.und tbu untold mltirrn's rein tmztrnm In l cretlon onCI rr crrc * A l" > ( k lur rrry niin , F > unc. mlditlp iced nnd < Td It cxmtulriF ! Jipre fripltinH ( lor till unite tind rhrt > iilrtl ) H i * s , t-urn one tti will ti Is invaluable. ? 4o lound hy llin nutbur h K cxtM > rlinicx' lur 23 rp\ra U fiuliHiinihabl ! - nt-'Tur In-fur" tell to thr liil of any tili.vflclttn : Mipnac' * . Inmnd In lieautlful Kretrti mm. llu. cmiK3ed c-OTir . loll till , ciiarniitccd u > be a finer Tvnrk In r\ ITT hen c inchmil : il. literary undr > r fp | . loiinl tlmn nn othfr work In till * xtinlrr forlusi rthr inoiip/ Rill liorofttisd In rrcry Imtanec. rt- onfr tl Iij mull , iia'tonld llluntrufd iiut > te > 71- Senilmur Gnli ! jr.p lilK-rarilivt tlir uuttiarl'Tth * N - tliiiKi ) Mrdlcu ! A-.Micletkin. u > liic onicen of nlilcti h9 ' Tliuhrt eof Ufcfliould l > r rcad.hr thnrotincfitr InrtructUui luid of tbe umlcl d lur relict. 11 'will l > un - ltiill Ixiiidon Lanuit. TtiereH nutaoniuerof H'Clrtj' to xliam Die HtHonw ) lit l.tlc will not t > B UietcU wbutucr rouih. inucnu mar- ( linn inMrurtoror tlenrjmnii.-An'i > nuut AUdrt llm rcahcu ) .MtMliail Innluiic. < ir l > r W. IL I'urker. > u 4 llullnncli eirtx-t , IIUKton. iln s. . nlio laajr I * ronmlted un ell di us rpqainns klII and cxpen. OIK * . Chronic mm ( m-.niHt < > ili ej tmUk-a tlicrKlllnl nil othur | ili-f > I- VUflW finiis n > oou't.v ! Such itvnt ( > J nflvn * ure < fullr vithtmt en ItiMiinuo ctfsllnrr Jlnatinu this imncr. Nebraska National Bank OMAHA , NEBRASKA. I'Ain UP CAPITAI. Si iiMt7hMnra , 1".S5 U. W. YAIIH , Prr idf nt. A. E. Toi7.Ai.iK. Vifo . \V. 1. S. H riu > , Casuloii VV. . SloissE , IUmCn"loHN-S ! COLLINS ILV YATKS , LEWIS S , llnii : , A F. T v t is- , BAVKWG OFFICE : THE IRON BANK. Co. Kth nnfl F irnnm finwts. GcuiTRl UuuUiix UuMUfsi Transacted. DRUNKENNESS or the liquor Hnblt , Pn ittvoljr llnlncOtildcn Hprclllc. It cun l.o c rn in u cup o' ct > ! T < - ( orlcn niit llin VuuW jro | of ttm pcrMju tiikin ? It , l < BliKilutel ) ' iuiruucss. nnd will t-.Utct n poriua * iiuiitiinU i.uiiily | c-itx > vUctlicr ilu < puloutU k niiidfiiu-c iluikiir or mi nlruboliu ttrtt-K. It hu bt > en eivi'li in Iliunsau IK of PUMW , und in every inMntife pt'rf H. curu uus f ilii ) Titt. IT Mtvi.il k tn.s , Tim tiytiom nncn liuptfffiiuuvl wnli tlioSpfclllr' U liouiiin'K un utter Impu u bilil ) lor the II juor u ipurllo ta < \l-t. J' ir l'i by Kuiiti A : rv > . , [ inifrriMrt , orni'p'IRlh wti'l Donirlus , und Ibtn und L'tiiiiitix fcirctitB , Utuilm , Kvb. ( Jail or wriHi f n pnniplilrt eotiiulnlujr liun- clitds rii"-tlinoniiils from llic ln.t imunand inc-n troin ull p.im dt the cunntry. PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. " Tlie OrlKlanl and Only ( irmilnc. fUfJftnd ari l.rtt v II * T KB * wortlil * * iBiltmtiMt. lti ! im > bl 10 LA U | FTS. * " ' ' ) " * ' l'rue l l M Mi Iitrlt4trr' l.tif ILn * * nj U u ntliT vt UH.UMC . HISHii MO u tt | ar * Ur tm tflttr l.f rflum ] t. NAME PAP H' * i leb trr CWmlnU , C C I B MuUltuj HU Mure , i'hllud * I * * . At ltrurrl.lt. Vntc j.rl , j l , ; Kullrr 4. I' IW > C . thU 111. CONSUMPTION. I hfcTo & p-MlU'B r . * oj Jnr it * ftiur * d4fi * * j tr iu Jtt iti'iuta > t cf ciu * * r IL * rft * 4 4 nd * f tetm . laII Sr t _ I * 4ti A TVO HloTKCAi UJ _ . .I TT Kf rr > * * * kd I * roa Man and Beast Liniment Is older than most men , and used more more every year.