V THE OMATTA DAILY BE Jit 1& 1888. * ,
te COMMERCIAL TRAVELER' ' .
the Fair Ona Played the
Tourist.
LETTERS FROM GRIP KNIGHTS
A Very Pathetic BccniTho fetory of
nn Ingrate OmnJnv' Bnmlrty
Gueate Some 8i allOr-
Ocr Snini les.
A. Traveler Done Tor.
She played the harp nnd mandolin
With most entrancing grace ;
Ail intpiratlon seized her soul
And glowed from uor sweet face.
She played upon the soft prultar ,
Ho heard ii nnd declared
That to the player ot the tune
Naught clso could bo compared ,
lie felt her power further , for when
With these she'd cot ton through.
She turned , nnd with oxnuUvto skill
" " The- fair ono ployed him too.
. TJie TruvclorB'Mnll Mo * .
NortFoiK , Nob. , March 3. To the Editor
of the BKB : A correspondent in last Mon-
day's BUB asks it laundry is a legitimate
expense and should It bo charged to the
house ! Of course laundry is a legitimate
expense , but that It 1 $ ono which the house
nhotild foot is a different question. Your
correspondent will find Various ojtmlpns'upqn
the subject of legitimate expenses , Many
travelers and many houses may deem laundry
n proper expense , but others will consider it
entirely out of ibfl uuostlon , Toe myself , I
hare never ohnigod for laundry and , know
that niy hou'io ' would'not approve of the
Item for the reason. tl it it Is nn cxlwnjo simi
lar to having n pnteh put on ray trbusorfl. I
wduld hnVo to have the patch there. TOY my
awn special bciclU' | , and while my personal
appearance , ta Of some intcrcab td tiiy Douse , I
c'annot BPO that they should bo tompelled to
foot all the bills for putting mo In presentable
plmpp ; Wliilo J.ho.uuostlon of laundry is ouo ,
to bo dctermhicd by the opinions of thbao In-
tcre < tetl , I do hot consider it a i ropCr Iton to
charges to tha liquse , t K , B. . A * ' .
FupvoxT , Neb , , March Q. To the Editor oJf
. tliQ UKC : ginro lllo ' iuesttop 'of reKithni > to
oxpennes hits i-uino up/1 nould'llko to liL'i > r
from sonio of th6 old upd'rmvr pjip rl.enccd
commercial tmvelers as to whak'niny bo re.-
, . KrOed ; ; ua u legitimate IVcin jto charg ? fotho
A Pathetic SccJ'no' ; ' ' .
.H'STJvrH , Nob. , War.'oh , ' & [ Corrcsvjond-
' . ' .cli'co'of the.lJj'E.l Vohimd might bo > .filcd (
af the 'nfpjt Int&rcsrlng reading matter over
. i > onnejl gaUiced froin'tho"romlnisconnes of
'tho knights of Hio.pr.ipV AUjlhasos of Jllfo'
t" ! J Jjo"2n | Vni . ujTln ttiglp .brlghtost nti4
darkest hues/ the ' -guy. and. grote.s < iuc , thd
' _ e-ubUjVie.mitf ridiculous , the sad and pufhctlc
.evehts' of 'every day UTo' would bo intcr-
woven nnd coimrkiglad { like , the scenes
depicted on tho'cjinviks by the magic brush ( xf ,
' . nrt. ' .Your correspondent , while in th'o
. counting' room pf.a largo agricultural Imple- ,
ineht liotisfi lu the dty of ' Hustings' , 'mot a
' . commercial 'traveler ! tx resident' ol tho'cap *
itiil city of the stjitc , who in'lack of a better
namiTO Will crtll Mr. ' Smith.Hp has' for '
1 years been , engaged in 'inakttjg collections ' Top'
qno of the .largest Inplctaonl'tiounea ill tad
' ' '
cbu'otcy , and thb following ' Is oao _ 'ainonp' his
varied experiences : ' ' .
. The Bccho opens nbaut eight yorfrs. ago \Vltli
.Aimle pf.some farming machinery' to a Mr.
Martlhvhb ( though ho'ovraed hcr real estate , .
jvfts rogardfeil.aB.honcst and industrious. As
. tisuul-.tUo .salp-was on time , ' and crehattal
mortgugo wns'glvcn oi\ live stock sulllcient. to
sbcuro the same. When tho'n6tobecamo duo'
; It was sent on for collection , but to the 'sur-
prls'ao'f nJlconpcrmMlno suqh 'person , could
"tie found. Httnsclf and family had vunlshrd
and- for yem 9 no tracpof them. oould.bo ob- .
tallied. 'Tito ( , 'lnliit wji.S placed In the hands
f * our Mi' . SmiUiwith iuatluetlonS to spare
no pains or expense In hunting the dishonest
debtor dawn , and to send him to the peniten
tiary. For a lone tluio ho was MnsucuosHful ,
1ml 11 n ally through the aid of the postodict )
and other means ; v/nlct would have done
Credit ti ( a"Vldocq , ho located him In n cor-
talu county in Iowa contiguous to the 'Mis
souri rlVcr. TrocnrluB a.ruqulsitlou from
the 'governor t > f Kobrtiska ho proceeded to
this county to liuvo him urrested. Securing
tlic Urvlees of the sheriff they searched the
JCoilnty from ono end to the other , but they
could not find tliotr man. He had tHtnppoarcd
us In j' ttjr\ously \ as before , mid loft no 'trnco.-
Crestfallen' ut his wbtit of success Mr.
Smith returned to Nebraska only to1 renew
'ills ' efforts with redoubled zeal. After a long
time ho again located him Jn this stuio , ana
In a bounty just opposite the one in Iowa
\vllero ho was formerly supposed to bo , Ono
'inbialiik' bright nnd early our hortj- found
himstilfat the county.scak Oi Uils county , and
procuring a livery tto started for the river on
Whoco bank ho had ttscerUlncd hU debtor
lived. On reaching the river ho found 'Mm-
-self on very high bluff , AVlth no road luad-
iug to the bottom , lie proceeded sotno dis
tance olon the bUiff road , and inootimr a pedestrian
destrian- Inquired whcra Mr. Martin
lived. 'Thojjiun pointed out i houno kKuated
, at the feet of tlio bluffs , partially hidden by
the barren timber and undcrgrowtli , whloli
at Any other season , it boinjj now mid-winter ,
could npt-havo boon Men from -where they
' were.Phero. . was no way to roach ' the
. bouao. but td rotraeo the -bluff roml
several miles to ono i"6unh tuid
lOQky , which led diiwn to the river
bottom. , After a long and.- tedious
rldoAo found himself before a desolate look-
In g log-house , not for away from the river ,
in sueli n retired location , that It did not
Bcom at nil strange that the man In whom lie
was jn puraujt off hud ovudod him for j cars.
He alighted , 'secured his teem uud knocltcd
ut the door. A mlddlo-nged woman , v , hose
care-worn face uud silvered hah showed the
marks that trials and troubles moio surely
bring tlian the effects Of ago , opened the
1 door , invited him in and placed a chair in
front of the hifgo flro-placo , filled with buhi-
Jng k > # . Ho sat do\vn and enjoyed the
warmth of the blazing tire ( if ter his long cold
rido. The lady , surrounded , by a thiong of
children of various ngca and sizes , hljeuiusely
dicsscd , but neat , clean and heulthy-16okUg ,
remained standing , with expectant and excited -
cited looks , wailing foe him to make known
Ills business. It would seem that she bad a
inomoiutlon of what that w.is , ior whch ho
gave' his name ' and the nanio of the
house ho represented , a , deathly pallpr
overspread her fjuo , 'and she ' sank
fainting to the Iloor. Her oldest girL ubQUt
elxtcon years of ago' , sprang to the assistance
of her mother" and nsslstetl her to n ( feat.
" \Vheu she had regained her combosuro Mr.
Smith Imiuliedicra her husband was ,
and she informed hjm. that ho wa $ about four
miles distant cutting cordwood mid would
not return until night. 13y this tiuio ho had
bocoino very much Interested in this .unfor
tunate family , and when Mis. Martin .went
on to telU the history of their adventures
from the Unto bcr husband , under the stress
of adverse circumstances , parted wllli their
property , which ho had no right to do , they
had lived In continual dread of. the time
when the Husband and father would bo ar
rested nnd taken to prison. Thej were liv
ing-cm the other ldo of t no Hvor at the time
JW. Smith \MU on their trail In Iowa and at
once crossed to this stuto to a tuoro uocludcd
place , if .such were possible. Is It any won
der that the mind of this poor woman was
burdened with terror , insomuch tnat every
passing- stranger , and they we.ro few In. this
uut-of-tlio-way spot- was clothed in the
garb of nn oftlccr of the | aw in
bearch of her dUtraclcd nnd' roi > entant
husband.Aiid now their biding place was
cllsoovi'rcil nnd the Yeprt-sonUxtivea. of the
llrm that had been so' deeply vrongod stood
bdfoiehor. bho said she was glad that thoj
were found , for any fate would bo pieferaUU
to the llfo that they hatl lived fop years. Mr ,
[ Smith , at heart as kind and gentle us r
\\omuu , was deeply touched , uud the lesohc
made j cars ugo to never cease his effort )
Until Martin was behind tbo bars wan forgot
ten. Ho endeavored to pacify her und asket
her about her children , and requested to sot
them alL There were aovcral already in tut
room. She wont to the door of anothoi
room , from which loud sounds of inlrtu unil
laughter protected from childish lips , ouii
tola them to oomd to her. They aynfl troop
ing in , and by actual count tlieio were four
teen , jis line , healthy lookliiK" kojs aud girh
RS o > cr 'blessed a mother's UearJ. JIo ar
1 654 Vhcm Iq line from the smallest , ] at
ible to walJc , to the oldest , a young lady aooul
ilxteen , and then taking the ranch
to bo feared mortgar * , ntfto * nd nit
the other pdpors In the K\SO , tneludmg
the wurront und rcntilaltlon , handed them to
Mrs. Martin , who refused at first to tnko.
them , laying that they belonged to the firm ,
he represented , nnd ho would have to moko
the amount good. . Ho assured her that the
house would endorse his hctions , nnd that she
muit accept them , -which she did assuring
him that It was the first happy day she hmt
known since her husband had mndo the fatal
mistake. After handing the mother n few
dollars for the children to celebrate the
"happy Christmas" tlmo which was near at
hand , and which they rarely celebrated , the
traveling man niihcd to his buirgy nnd
atnrtcd forth to hunt up the next delinquent.
Soon after ho visited ncadquartors nhd ro-s
ported to the president of the company the
disposition ho had made of tills claim with all
the details , there was a suspicious moisture in
the eye anil n tremor In the voice of that gen
tleman , as ho ordered the bookkeeper to ' 'get '
that account out of tbo way , " with the re
mark "that a woman who had done BO much
for her country and suffered BO much by
reason of her husband's mistake should not
bo interfered -\\lthbynflrm which had Uio
good of the nation at heart. MACK.
An
"You would naturally suppose that If n
ninn saved my llfo I would be grateful to hln\
for it , wouldult you ! " Inquired nn Omaha
traveling man of the BEG reporter the other
evening , '
"I'd certainly take you to bo that sort of a
fellow1 ' wns the reply.
. "And It a'man not only saved my life , but
at the same tlmo saved mo from disgracing
my name , from cbmmlttlng & theft , and from
breaking the hdart of th.o boat llttlo woman
that ever lived , .you'd thjnk that I would regard -
gard that man as my friend , that t would bo
glad to meet him and to show nly gratitude to
him , wouldn't you ! " '
"We'll , rather. "
'And yet. A .man did all that for me , and
he's about the only man on earth to day that
I would go out of roy way1 to nvoid ( mooting
liow don't say anything 'until j'ouMro heard
the story.- , ' '
"I 'began llfo railroading. About eight
years ngo , after dolnft general rustling about
the dej)0tv ) and thcn night telegraphing I got
my .first qtattoVt'-a Uttlo 'town iu western
'Iowa ' , and. soon after 'j got my station I.got'
warrimli .My waefo-t weren't exactly munifi
cent , but ttivy. looked very encauraglng \ my
wff6 and'L' Vfo bougbt'a little hauso on 'easy
'pajments ' and got' together enough 'lurnlturo'
to live with , - and'wo tiiaught wo wbro on the
'limited ' to prosperity with .through tickets
but it turned out to be 6nly it local freight for
'Salt ? Creek.
. "I had. been ki A rvillo Just about BI !
months ; nly fjjruituio was nil paid for ; I was
mcetlnKthe'3tnuH ; hionthly paj-ments on our
hnusoaa tbay. c.xmo tluo , on4 , "one particular
nftergoon In uly'iw I camO bncjf Into.tho An-
M > i na f repwvinK tJo'crprcsa trom the west
bound passenger ; I suppose I waa about as
liappy H poi-son 'us could be found -in Iowa.
AVhen I canro into tlio "waitingt'o&m ' I yottccd
that a spruce jovutf fellow who hiid conic * in
30 * the Uoui ' boil , flci..his grip down , on
tbo end of tlio bench --that ran around
Lbo room and , was standing with his
hands behind , his back und -his back ,
tq the door , apparently admiring the artistic'
[ wslcrs on Ihb.wnll.- w ntthrough tin ! g.tto
lh. th < s partition between my ofllco and the
waiting room uud reiwrted Hie depwrtuvo ot
tbo train , and as I getup from -the instru
ment , the stranger waa standing at , Uio ticket
window. I wont over to wait on bin : . In
stead ot the fnnulrywhich I expected , ho
banded mo dub i letter one of thosedelight - '
fill communications from headquarter/ ) Which
nll.'ruilroail mou know. I was ordered to get '
out unit turn theoQIco over to the boatxir. .1
wtmt back inu > the Irelght room nnQ sat
tlieco in the dark thinking it over , 'I couldnt
got * up courage enough to venture out. It
scqincd oa though I could never bear to moot.
fl. liliroan bcin face to face in the light ag&in
I felt that disgraced and cowcdi
"But ; to cut It , short , I did finally go out and
go homo. OX course , my wife tried toclicor
mo ilp and oncouia.fio mo. But , I was only a
boy Uida ; it wns lluj llrst hard 'kaodc I ever
grit , ' and it broke ma all up. <
"My Wife wrote to tbo company for an ox *
plnnutlon. aad when It came it knocked what
hone slie hwl infused in mo clear out. Tuoy
said Uio guaranty company hod withdrawn
its bond. Youkndw that all employes lu
rcsponolblo positions n certain Hues have to
furnish indemnity bonds signed by a certain
guaranty company which makes issuing of
such bonds a builncsB. The road won't take
uny bonds b.ut those issqed by tlio company
It ] iatronlzcs , aa if tlint company refuses to
KO on .a fcllow'tf bond , he's done for as far as
that road is concerned. J. suppose some
cnem. of minohntl frightened the guaranty
company about mo but I was too dispirited
to look Ft up and try to right mysdlf. Instead
I worried mj self into a kind of slow fever.
"I know I was weak ; that I played the
booby ; ' but I'U assure you that I didn't got
tiny antusemont out of It. Far four weeks I
was conflned to the house , too weak physi
cally , and mentally too , no doubt , to get out
of doors. The last two weeks mv wife sup
ported us by doing copying at a lawyer's of-
Jico. I hud about the nouso all day alone ,
"I carried a ffl.OUO llfo insurance , and
while I was sick notice of an assessment AH
tny. . iiollcy raino along. The amount was
about $20. Ms wife hail bed all along h BOn-
tlmontal aversion to my gatUng my llfo in
sured , und I think she was rather glad now
that wo would htw < J to lot the policy lapse.
Ono day while I was worrying over this ,
along with my other troubles , itcntuo to mo
like a flash that I ought to kill myself and let
her get the Insurance money , I know now
that the despondency and slcknuss had
touched my mind ; but It seemed to mo then
that the plan was the cleurest nnd beet way
out ot all my troubld. By jove ,
air , that weak nnd wicked -idea as
I or anybody else can see it nq\V seemed
then to bu un inspiration. It scuttled so
clearly right that I wondered I had not
thought of it before. It scouted not only
right , but I thought Jt horolc.
"As Isuid , Iliad boon too weak to leave
the houso'but ; wheu thU idea got hold of tuo
I mended right , along , and the fourth day 1
was out walking with my wifo. The uf tor-
noon of . the llfth' .day , after .my wife loft
homo for the ofllco of the lawyer for whom
she did the copying , I waited until I thought
she had reached the oftlce , then I started up
town. I hadn't a cent to my name , but I
stopped In the ofllco of ono of these 0 per
cent fellows you can Hud in almost any
wcstofn town and raised $5 on my watch.
Then I went over to a drug store , I had read
BQinowhcro about a felltiw's' ' committing sui
cide by Uklng essential oil of almonds , irtul
someway that stuck In my mind.
"Tiiurfl word four or l\vo \ mea in the drug
store when I entcied , and I loafed around
the loom a few moments , making u pretext
of roadinjr the jwtent 'medicine postprtf ,
until they went out. Then. I np-
proachcu the drugglit and asked , In tlio'most
f arolou volco I uould command , for n vial of
essential oil of almonds. I didn't Know what
quantity to ask for , so said , simply , a llttlo
vial. The druggist looked at mo uliurply ,
nnd inquired -Avhut I wanted it for , I hadn't
A very clear Idea of what purpose , except a
suicidal ono-ossouUal , oil of almonds could
bo used , for , so I tuid that -I wanted Jt to
poltsh some furniture wjth. That seemed to
sutUfy him nnd ho tilled n small vial with alight
light- colored , oily looking fluid , posted iv
label emblazoned with skull and crops bones
and the legend 'poison' ' upon it und gave it to
me. . .
"I pulled my hat down over my brows and ,
with ihy vhu tightly clutched In my hand ,
hurried home , j toll jou , | f a fellow Is a
little , crocked , it's u mighty queer sensation
for him to eit down and 'stare * death square
in the face. To think that just in an hour
lie will bo dead ; und to think ol
himself the real fellow inside that
uocs Uio' thinking to think where ho will be
and what he'll be thinking of then in Just
tin hour , or less time tluin ho has talccn to cat
his dinner , orvalt for u train or do score : } ol
.jittltf things
"I think I appreciated the awfulncss ol
death-'lhen. I. went to the \ \ ludaw and
looked out , and I thougjlt that never again
, ivould I K'eu'frveu Held * or bright ilowere ,
such as KI-CAV lp our yard. All thq bltlomcsa
went o'utof > mj : mood , and noveu before -01
slnco dd ) the eai th seem so. fair to uie. From
the window J turned ta th"e * small , cheaply
furnished room aud took In my hand littjo
familiar obJevU. that. I had scarcely .over
noticed before , but that aoemcd to possess v
strnngo Importance now , I thougtjt of how
she woult { next touch tUcm , and * of. bow 1
would then bo in her mind , as s.be noiv was
inauluc , I opened thu album , to her picture ,
itnd when I looked down. at It and thought
that Iijoror would sou her living face or heal
her volte again by Jove , It seemed to mo as
though my heart actually broke ; bnt still I
held to my purpose -nhswervlngly. I had re
solved to lear no explanation
of my oek , bat whoa It cnmo
to looking right Into mywife's face ,
aa It were , and thinking ot leaving her for
ever , it accmcd to me as though I must say
goodby. It only on vapcr. So I got out a
shoot of note paper and wrote it full ot maud
lin stuff , blotted nil over with tears. I folded
my note and laid U on the Center table ; took
a last look about the room , then wont'lnto
the bedroom * uncorked my vial and with a
donpcrato purpof-qdrank the Init drop.
"I flung mj self upon the bed and awaited
the end. Then a stunor overcame mo. This
Is death , ' I said. I lav half nn hour , but In-
stond of deepening , my stupor seemed pass
ing away , I lay listlessly , an In some
border hind between life and
death , but vaguely nwaro that my
nerves were growing Bharper , and hoping
that death would coma soon. But suddenly ,
as 1 waited , a startling suggestion flashed
upon my mind and Instantly revived my lost
Interest In worldly matters , n purpose that
vas entirely of earth iwRsosscd mo , and I
leaped from the bod.
"When my wife came homo I hod dc-
Blroycd tie note , but she found the vial ,
smollcd of It and exclaimed , 'Why , where on
earth did Jdu Ret this castor olll' "
llYou sco , that infernal druggist hadn't
given mo oil t > f almonds at nil , nnd although
ho is undoubtedly my benefactor , 1 really
never cared to trujct him afterwards. "
Onmlm'fl Bumtny Guoats.
The hotels swarmed yesterday with com
mercial men who have been taught by cxpotc-
lonco to strike Oinahn when possible as the
best place In the country to pass Sunday in.
The Mlllnrd nrrjvals were : OV S. Kem-
pcrt , Philadelphia ; J. B. Finder , New York ;
J. Huber , Now York ; J. II. Ticntman" Min
neapolis ; W. II. Bowers. Now York : M. B. .
' ' '
BVnllnlne , New , York ; J. S.'Little , St.
Louia ; Charles Mn'ntz , Chicago i George P.
KIloy , Now \ * orltJVllliairi Toinb.il , Kansas
.City ; P. PC Ink , Detroit ; George. Stoncr , St.
Louis ; C. ' P. ' Wright , Now York ; H. ll.
Clark , Chicago ; Charles Iloth , Louisville , '
Ky. ; Leo Schoben , St , Louis ; J. DAddy ,
Ohlcngo ; George T. Cooper , Buffalo ; ' U. O.
Graw , Now York.I. D. Fuller , Now Yorli ; .
L. S. Crosby , Chicago ; A. P. Blonclinrd ,
Detroit ; Ben Buryfloid , ' Now Yorlc ; C. D.
Chase , Jloston ; K. Kcelorv Boston ; John
\Vnriiox , New York ; S. C. Wilson.
S Louis ; J. K.Tourcll , New York :
G. C. Vaeney , Chlpi\go ; George Krug , St.
Louis ; f , V. LUtfeSt. . Louis : E. G. Marsh ,
Chicago ; F. 'Hollandor , Chicaco- . "O.
Parker , Chicago'J. ; M. Crmnblo , . D trolt ;
O. II. BnrdWoll , CInebinatlM. McMannis , .
Chicago ; H. t'ncJi * , Chicago ; James Taylor , '
New York , W. IVcjll , Chic-ago ; K. IJ.Gillott-
Blffor. New Yortc ; U.G. Griffutlj , Chlca 6 ;
JoUu D. Thompson , Cinoinnati ; L. It. .Laird ,
Cleveland , O. ; H. M. Tnllman , Prpvidejicc ,
U. I. ; B. F. CasQi Chicago ; AE. . Bajaott ,
Wood , Chicago\V. ; H. Bchton , Nov "York ; '
A. H..Kirk : New York ; H , M. Sayeis.-New
York ; Sol Friend , New York ; W. B. Edgar.
ton/Boston ; Carl Schumann , 'Nexv Yofck ;
H.0pi > cnbeimor > Now York ; U. W. Simpson , . .
N6w York ; A. M. Crane , New York ; JLE. . . ,
VUjnucs. Chicaco ; J.f W. Kmgulun , Now
York ; W.V. . WiUlamB , 'Now Yurk ; J. E.
Bayer , ' Toleao , O. : J. K. Sayers , S in Frurf-
ciscb : John' H. Htuloy , St. LouisB. .
AverUach. ChicagoC. ; . B. , ShqUotac ,
PhUaachjhla ; A. M. Casttel , CUWaj6 ;
Wm. DUon | , Chicago : \l. JU. Blnckmorox Chicago
cage ; A. H. Buttcrworth , Philadelphia' Sani-
uol B. GohUmry , Now YorkF. B. > Browit ,
DQflenoJ , OhioHdnry ; 6ira6n , Chicuso ; W.
H. Vllfcn , Now York ; C. W. Trowbudgo ,
Chic 8o ; F.'F. Wbtfd , ChlCairo : W , ICunianx ,
Now .York ; C.-W. ' Bscrn9y , Cliieago' C.
Hommedlen.JLXitroit , Michigan ; S.H. Pripce ,
Nojv York ; John M. Hall , New York ;
iTranlt Flaherty , .Boston ; .H. A. " Vnrner ,
Phiiauolphia ; L. Godl&ve , St. Louis ; A.
Maunlioimer , New York ; T. "IV. : Chatfeo ,
Boston ; C. J. Henley , New .York ; J. A. Ful
ler. Now York ; J. Underwood , Now York ;
. . . . .
* iutv xu n. u. u. x iii , xiu > v 4.V1JX , n * u.
Rowley , New Ytirk ; A Warner , Chicago ; t
T. G. Mwlrto , Chicago ; F. O. Bau-
mann , Chicago ; G. T. Ifjold. Chita-
go ; 1 , M. Kanfmann , Sati Francisco ;
H. N. Can > enter , Syracusg ; A. H. Kirk , NoiV
York ; R. A , Rogers , Now York ; D. S. Paw-
coust , PhUttdeli > hlo' ; Arthur' wyiumi , St.
Louis ; A. Hoob.u' , LoUiBvillat T. it. Craide ,
New York ; M. S Mayor , ' Qhicngo : JV H
Hnnley , St. Louis ; J. A. Divis ( , St. Lquis ;
J. J. Bioderick , St. Louis ; L. Schllslcy , New
YorkH. D. Warner. New York ; W. F.
h. Now Yorlq G. N. Gurloy , Chicago ;
W. S. Hutchinson , , Chicago ; E. C. Green ,
Chicago ; A , , J. Toylor , Rock
C. \V. Vhite , St. Paul ;
H. C. Clayes , Chicago ; W. A. Ross. Chicago ;
W. P. .Stone , Now York ; G H.French ,
Boston ; KV. . Cross , Chicago ; E. A. Conguc ,
Chicago ; George Smith , Chicago : E. W.
Burdlck , Chicago ; G. W. Pierce , Philadel
phia ; l . ShorteUj New York ; yf , S. Burlmg ,
Now York ; J. Wvmaa Jones , Now York ;
C. J. Aruthenon , Philadelphia ; 1. Schwartz ,
Chicago ; T. M. Goodwin , Cincinnati ; A
Soldmer , New York ; F. B. Lawton , Provid
ence. R. I. ; W. E Howe , Chicago ; L. N.
Qurdon , Chicago ; C. Park Gardnbr ; St , Lonls ;
W. M. Post , Now York ; W. B. Barney , Chicago
cage ; J. R. Hall , Philadelphia1 T. P. Wat-
kins. New York ; C. R. Hoffman , Ohloajfo ; S.
H. . Rook , Boston ; H. P. Cornish , .Chicago ;
C. Bunting , Now York : M. L. Dow , Chicago ;
A. Brachert Cincinnati ; Hanry N. Asiol ,
New York ; A L. Slnrfholnjor , Now York ; H.
A. Taylor , Chicago ; C. M , GarrJ Chfcngo ; H.
L. IClrkmnn , Now Yoric ; S. Blacknlton , Now
York ; E. S. Kerr , Chlc gQ ; r. S. Kenyon ,
Chicago. _
Samples.
Joseph Mulhutten forbids the uB6 ofJUs
name for the prayldoncy ill 138S , and ins
that W. J. Latnptoa , qf Ohio , shall bo
candidate of the commercial travelers.
The Lake Shore- & Michigan Southern
railway company has glvcu couunerciol
travelers a a Cent rate.
A few days ago J. D. Booman , ft Buffalo ,
N. Y. traveling man. mot Mark H. Saddle-
nioycr , at Elmira , and the two came to Buf
falo together Saddlomoyor was rather pre
possessing , nnd claimed that lie wus also u
drummer , and hud traveled out of Elmira
for seven jcaig.
Wlien they arrived iu Buffalo there was
only ono vacant room at the hotel , nnd the
two took it. Bcomun mvoko in the morning
nnd found his frjcnrr gene , nnd some $10 be
sides. The money wns found , and Saddlo-
meyer was lined $50 for petit larceny.
Coles , Marshall 3s Co. , wholesale provision
dealers in Nowburgh , N. Y/ , have caused the
arrest of Simon F. Randal ] , a U avollng salc -
mnn , ' charging him witli collecting bills to
the amount of 4'J93 OLoiul amiropriatmg the
same to his own use , Randall is u white-
haired , elderly man , and bus children mar
ried. Ho has bequ in the employ of the linn
for seventeen years , and only lately yielded
to temptation. Ho was committed to Jail In
default of (5,000 bail to uwalt the action of
tlio grand Jury. ,
, ' - L * I
Nothing but superlative merit cum
Account for the phunoinomil reputation
nchioved by Snlvatiqn Oil. It kills pain.
Price 25 cents.
1'ho Darwinian theory perplexes the
multitude. . They object descendants
from moukoys. But not oven a bttby
objects to Dr. Bull'b Cough Syrup.
A AVHU Hey fit Georglit.
Atlanta Special to Chicago .Times :
The miutorfous appearance of a wild
Child iu the cliffs mound Mount Alto ,
near -the Rlxby furinhas , Caused un
bounded o.xcitoinent. Several days ago
Crow Price took a hunt ovoj- the moun
tain ranges udjacclH to the funn on
\yhich he.robides. After ho hod booh
huliting some time he hchrd. liis iloj , '
bavking at a lively ruto on the op.posito
side. of "the jnouututi on which ho .was
walking. As ho got nearer , the iloir , ho
tlfought- hail Jbiiyoc ) ' some .large animal ,
and. was a.frald to'atlaClc it'buj. . th
nitpnishniont of * the Hunter dun. bo
bettor iuiagiijod than described when lib
discovered t.h'al the dog had ut 'tmy'a
Email boy oil a cliff of rock jtist Above ,
The boy was apparently about ten yours
old , ujul rather tmiulHor .his ugo , His
clothes' worb raggei } and torn , and the
bottoin'part oMiibre { che& we're frayfld
iu bhreads around'his ankles , no wore
no hat nor""cq n. , and his once whHo
shirt wns dirty nnd split in the badk
nnd front. HifelHlocvaa wore almost torn
into rlbbona , leaving his arms oxpoaod.
When Mr. Brlqe bopjati tulkinrj to him
the little fclloWJbcpan crying and would
not answer ( no Viestions as to who ho
was or whorb hb lived. The child soon
began clitnMnjg'up ' the rocks nnd disap
peared in the direction of Cedar Cliffs.
As soon as.poffliblo Mr. Price tried to
ascend the prcacipitlous Bide of Uio
mountain to follow the boy. Tlio hound
tracked the lost child for some distance ,
but could hbU follow the trail after
reaching CcflmtClilTs. The search was
Continued for , some time , but never a
trace could bp found , from which it
scorns that the ooy was well noqunintod
with his haunts. Mr. Price lives oti the
Rfcoy farm , but neither himself nor any
other men in. the neighborhood , who
are accustomed to hunting squirrels
and turkeys on the range of mountains ,
hive over seen or known of the child.
Nothing moro hasboeu hoard or scon ot
the lost boy since Mr. Price's discovery.
There ia talk of organizing a party of
those living in the neighborhood to
look for the boy and llnd out who ho is
and liow hovaa lost.
The body is more euscoptlblo to bene
fit from Hood's Supbsxpurilla now than
at any other scouon. Therefore take it
now.
A , Colorado , < ? avc. ,
The Silver Cliff ( Col. ) Rustler gives
this description of a cave which has
hitherto been but little known :
"Ycotiian's CnveJ situated in the 3an-
grodo Chrisio rangq , south of this city ,
was discovered September 10 , 16SO. Tho' '
entrance is by'ft crevice in the rock and
extends 400 feot. ' En toruifj- this crevice
ono mUst. crawl a > distance ) , of twenty
fo6t. Then ho can.valk \ in'a stooping ,
pasture twenty-live feet. .Then coming
to a narrow passage , through- which it
is noufessary to ctawll nds lo , tl o l < ings )
chambofvwithyalls 17C feet high.The'
walls of .this chamber area , Iiito as
enow. A" low. passage loads to the
iiltij tho.quooh'a chambci * , tlio
which are also jxblte. The compiwt-
ino'nt is not so largo rH tuq kiflg'ii. cbam-
'bcr , .but very , beautiful , Pafeiirgon
th rou gJUthe. king's chamber . l&'Uio left
ii n long.ii \ \ way , not Icsu than ten fcpt
'wide find 800 feet loug , tho. , heigut
ninge's from 8 ti > SiO foot.- The Jlpor iff
unuvon. Aboilf. 400 leal , front the
king's chwmber is 'the bottomless pit.
Mr. J. It. Yeoman , with rows ) , went
down tb s narrow shaft or hold in the
Holid rock 275 fcot.'yfl Peitclucd no bol-
toui. Therti are iuanh bpouings ; or tun-
jjgl-ijhiincd uji'nvcJj leading qff Jrotn
tno'pnssage in all directions Some ole
o ate in a seini-cii-cle. , coming
into''tlioiutti'a 'eutrabco piobtiWy iH ! ( )
foot in advance. ThoVaare many curt-
fonulti6is ( of liuic.A
th on trail lib to'this cave , wliieh ii near
timber Untj canbo boon Pike's ] vjak
add tho.buvutlfyV Wet ( oiintAvu .vwlloy
lying bob3wJilatjkivig like u well-culti
vated gavdoh.itfTo theeas , , i far as
the eye can roach , , can bo suon the vast
plains' CJoloviillo. 4At the foot of the
mountain , which IB penetrated bv eaves ,
is ah ancient. Jbvt , the xisefglnosa , > f
whiclx aoetns tOibo togrujlrd the.entraaco
to the cavo. , . . The waua of the fort jiro
ol rock and must have been built many
yoora
-Mild , soothing 4i id healing ia Dr.
Sago's Catafrh'lteraedy.
A. Locoiiiottvo" ijtvflt'iu
. 'WichitaB'oaoon ' : " /'In / the
tion of the JKtrnsiis Papiflt and Atchisbn ,
Topoda & StmtaFe iallrmidh'baidH. ,
L. Carter , a railroad contractor of St.
Joseph , .tho ether day , "ono difficulty of
frequent occurrence waa met with ,
which , as farina my frxpoiunco goes ) ib
unique in roihoiid hfstdry. I refer to
tbo trouble aribing from quiclis nds.
From western Kansas to the mouiitn.nb
quiukbiuids are1 to be found in uoarly
ovaro fatcoam , no ma.ttor how biilall , aila
to succcsjtJully bridge them requii-ed
an e poudituro out ol all prd-
portlons to th si/o of streams to bo
ciossod , Wa tried pile driviirg , but
the longest piles 'disappeared without
touching bottom. Them filling with
earth and.stono was attempted , und mot
with equally poor success , as the quick
sand vns apparently capAble of hwnl-
lowlng thcf oiitiro Rocky mountains.
The only means of crossing ft qdicksand
was . found to bo to build' short truss
bridges across them. This was vpry
expensive , but was thu only thing to bo
dono.
As an iustauce of the practically
bottocnlafes imture of the ouiclfSxn.d ! , I
may cite thu cane of nn ongiue that ran
oil the tracltut River Bend , about ninety
miles from Donvvrt on the Kantus
Pnoillc. The engjne , a largo freight ,
fell into aquieks.md , ind ( in twenty
minutes had entirely disappeared-
Within two day's the company sent out
a gang of men nnd wrecking tiain to
ruito the engine. To their surprise
they could not ilnd a traceof it. Care
ful 'goat oh WUH made , luugnitlcd loJfa
wore bunk to the depth of sixty-five
foot , bvit/jio engine could be found. It
had sunk bojoml human ken , and
from that day to this 1ms never
boon dlbcovurod. Cuttlo and horncs
are frequently lost. The only animal
tljut i < t wife being a mule the only ani
mal that never gets caught. No greater
instance of the inlolligencoof thismuch
maligned quadrupud can l > o cited than
the skill und care with which it avoids
all unbound bottom. AH its Jiooftt are
much mnallor aud IHUTOWOI' than tlioBe
of a hornu it would mire in places where
n liorua could Biifely p d. Kecogni/sing
this fact , whenever u mule feels the
gioupd giving away under its feet it
drawn bade und cannot be induced to
adVance uutep , although a whole drove
of hordes may have immediately pre
ceded. "
Its superior excellence proven In cillllona o :
homes for more than a quarter of a century. Ii
in med by the Unltbd States ( lovernment. Kn
dorsed by the heads 6f the ( Ireat Unlveryltfog ai
the.Strm6st ; , 1'uiest and Most Healthful. Or
1'rUVs Cream Dalclne 1'ow der does not coutalt
Ammoula. I.ltnuor Alum. Hold only In can *
1'IUCU 11AKINO POWDEU CO . ,
New Vork ' Chicago , Bt-Louti
OPENING
Our-new spring stock of Men's , Boys' and Children's Clothing ; is
now complete and open for inspection.
We claim it is the largest collection of new and stylish goods ever
exhibited in Omaha.
We farther claim that we have marked our goods at much lower
prices than any other house will name for like qualities and makes.
This week we will make a specialty on Spring Overcoats. Oi these
we show a splendid assortment ; all the latest shades in fine Meltons ,
Diagonals , &o. , silk and satin lined and beautifully made ; in short , the
most dressy garments that the market affords ; but the most attrac
tive thing about them is the prices chese are positively the lowest
ever heard of.
As our special bargain this week we offer two styles of Spring
'
Overcoats at $6. These we can prove are worth 'double the amount.
They are made of fine all worsted goods , lined with best double warp
Italian , satin striped sleeve lining , and made like regular custom gar
ments. We have two shades , one a fine grey the other a brown , either
of them is a splendid color. . "W"e challenge any-retail clothing fyouse in
the United States to show a like bargain.
' ' Our next price is'$7.75 , a fine Melton Overcoat with silk facing and
elegantly trimmed and made. Then 'we have one at $9.25 , $10.50 ,
$12.75 and $14.50 each , a'hd all selected-bargains not to be found any-
.where else. ' . . . ' . ' : '
' : ' ; Iri.'our Boys' and'Children's Department we are opening daily new
and choice-goods. Wepropose , to make 'this department the most at
tractive one in the 'city for style and prices.
' All'-goofls m'arked in plain'figures and'at strictly .one price.
any
Corner Douglas and i4th Streets. Omaha ,
The State or JoBcrnon.
Critic : ' fdnh'p , 'Alonl iia , Dakota ,
U.tah , are alroadj1" provided for with
euphonious * titles thai will doubtless bo
retained"whUojlMontouir ! y" > ha8 boon
suggcatcd.au rfuitable' ( lo'w Mexico.
.But -Washington territory , when
ever her ndniib'skin to the family of
states is'ordaiiifjd , melodious nsTakoma ,
Ynrquima or Waljula' may bo I the Critic ,
with patriotic insistence , pleadstlje im-
moi tu nnme. of Jeffoi-aon , What name
more musical or grateful to. " American
cam than-th is ? An < t who cnu question
the pro'pripty of thus uashriuing in the
noble giil'uxy of rcpublivun commonwealths -
wealths tbo name of hitn wh'oso fame is
perpetuated in. the ddclafntion of" their
indopondencOv wlips6 state gave to thb
union the magnificent territory of the
northwest , nndwhose n lministration as
president gave u the Loftsluna pur
chase ?
A Word About Catarrh ,
"It Is tUo njucfjus nWia-brnne. that woil < lcrful
acini llultl envelope mrioiradluKthu dollcato tls-
siiosof tUoult-jLuaiouiJ vanSiagas , tlmtCatarrh
iiiaV-s Up ttrongholi . Oncu eHtubllshecl , It oats
Into jlio vtry vjl .i3. um\ renders Ufa but a long-
dravii brcBtl ) ol' rnl.sury ntid Jlsoasc , dulling
thoscnsool Itcarlftir. trammeling tlio nonLrnf
sncecli , ddstro\ltiKth faculty o Hiitell , tulntlnc
tlje Ur * tlL JUid inline tlio rullilGil pleasures pt
t4tta. luamlpu&ly , for crocphiK on trom a. sim
ple cold lu the heart , it nssaultH tlin mcmfornn-
tins lluljiij and eiutlops the boiKS ,
gli the ellciitc coats ami tuuslut ; luUuiu-
nintlou , ulnuglUng and deiith. Knthljif ; short of
total eraillontton.rlll secure health ta the pa-
tlont , and nil nllelitr\ ( nro sUnply procrutlufi-
totl hulloiluys , pending ton futul tvnnlnatlan.
SAf-'hOitD'H ItA/iicAti Ouni ! , by llihalatton uud
> > y Infernal lulmlnlstratlon , has never railed ;
even when the dlBmise 1ms mnde frightful inroads -
roads uu ilellcuto constitutions , hearing , smell
ntid tast lia\9 Ijeon recovered , aud the disease
thorQUfily driven out. "
SANtoHli'B UADICAT. Cuitc consists o one bottle
tle of the ItAuioAu CIIHB , onohox
Sor.vtxr , and one I iritivcu IMIALV it , neatly
wrapped In ono package , v > Hh full directions ;
price , $1.00.
POTTBII DnUff & ClIKMlCAI , CO ,
WEAK , PAINFUL BACKS ,
Kidney nnd Uterine Pains nnd Weak-
noises , relieved in on minute by tlio
. .u
ud only pain-killing plaster. Now. in-
rtautancoiis , infallllilo. The most perfect nntl-
dole to Vain , Jnllainmatlon and Weakucha over-
compounded. V tly superior to all other pies'
teiw. At all drnuRlHts s'to ; i\\a \ for l.OO ; or
posti e frf nf 1'OTrFll DliUQ ANII ClIKMlCAI.
Co , llostoji , Mufs.
-DY CAlllllEQ FOIt-
20 Cents a Week.
Bovtn papers a ooU. Pond your order to the
olll co ,
1029 P Street , Oapital Hotel Building
.T. B. HAYNES
. . . ,
OFFJCIA1
STENOGRAPHSB ,
'ITilrd Judlc',11 District , *
Room 14 , Chumhor or Commerce.
Telephone H.
wt ree rantoi
roblU t
Lif n lo
and Cl t.
Wah > > MU conildtr.
every cti U
EoUbyDtujiliU.
ftkf . .
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
'
COLD MB'DAL niKExiosmott tns.
NOB , 3O3-4O4-I7O- . '
THE MOST PBEFECT OS1 PENS.
Who ll W AK , NERVOUH. DRBII.ITA-
TED.whftlnhl roII.VondIQNOBAN ) E
buVnnFbCU away hii VIGOR of BODY.
311 flit and MANHOOD , ox using exhausting
drains upon tha 7OUNTAKNH of LIFE ,
IIKA-DAcniC , BAOI AOIIE.Dreadrui
Ironnn. WEAKNESS of Uemorr , HASH-
SOCIETY. PIMPLES upon
the FACE , and all the EFFECTS lendlnc ta
KARLY DKOAYand p rh M COJJ8DMP-
TION or INSANITY , ihould consult at once
the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke , Eitabllihed
1651. Dr Clarke hai made NEKYOUH DE.
BIIilTY. OIinoNIO and all DUeaiei of
the OKNI.TO URINARY OrERRi it Life
B'udi. It makes NO ulOcrenoe WIIAT jou
tive tAken or WHO lira failed to cure ypu.
WT JEM Atrs suffering from dlieuci pecu
liar to tholrtexcan ooniult with the assurance
f ipoody relief and cure Bend 2 cents postage
for works on your dlaeaioi.
JB9-Send 4 oenta postage for Celebrated
WorUn on Oiroiifc , Nervoa * and Dell *
cat Diieaiea. Conouliatlon , perionaUy dr by
letter , free. Consult the old Doctor.
Tboaiamd * en red. Offlcea arjd pnrlora
private. ffir-Thoso contemplating Marriage
end for Dr. Clivrke's celebrated gulaa
Halo and Female , each l&c. , both 2Sc ,
( jtampi ) . Bcfoi-e confiding your caie , coniult
DJCLARKE. . A. frJendly letter or call may
save future luHerlngnnd champ , and add polden
years to Mfo. O-Book " Llfti'M ( Secret ) Er.
TOT * , ? ' 60o. ( stamps ) . Medicine and writings
lent everywhere. Recurs from exposure.
noun , 8 to 8 : Sundays , 9 to 12. Address ,
-P. D. OLAfcKE , M. D.
186 Bo. Clark SU OHIOAOQ. ILL.
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH IS TAUQHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial-Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
Oend { or Collage Journal.
S. C. Cor 18th and Capital Avonuo.
J.W. Barnsdall , M. D
Ilorncropathio Specialist ,
STJBG-EON
GyncccologM and Obstetrician ,
Telephone 070.
RAMGE BLOCK , - - OMAHA. ,
E.T.Allen , M. D.f
lioniGeoputblp Hpeclullst ,
THROAT
AND NOSE ,
Spectacles Accurately Prescribed.
JtAMGJS
ir. J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
Ofllco N. W Cornel llth.unO , DougU Bt. OlDco ,
telepliouo , W ; Kesldcuco telephone , KM.
1142 Lawrence SLj Denver , CoL
Of tha Missouri Btato Muieuin. 6C Aimtoiny , St ,
Louis , Mo. , Unlrerslty College Hospital , Con
don , ( lit sen , Qrrmany and New Vork , having
dovptiul their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT. OF
DISEASES ,
More especially' those arUliiK front liupru
clente invite all HO vhllLrin to Lorrespond with ,
our < U lay JUunHe of Infection uuU conUtutun
cured afely atul sjicullly without use ot uun-
KerotiH driiRH < I'mlcnttt-vvhose cas a liaVo.been
neulectud , { jitdly treutnl or pronounced Incur
able , khaukl fidl full to write uu concerning their
eymptoms. , \ \ \ letters receive Immediate alien-
ion.
JU8T "PUBLISHED ,
And ulll bb uialltd ritliK to ecaiuddresi on DO-
the Itvnroductlve Organs , . .hewholu ionnliina
vuluublo injtMcul trcutlbe .wlilch BUouldbo road
by all jroung men. Address
' "
DRS..S , & "D..DAYIESON , ,
> '
> ' , 1712 Law/eses. St" , Tenver , Co ] [ . v.
E CHICAGO AND.
WORTH
WESTERN
WV RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago.
ThD only road to tpVo for ncs Molncs , Mnralialto- . -
Ccitar JUplrta , Clinton , Dirpn , Clilcnito , Mtlwmil
mid nil points Kait. 'I'd tlito pcaplo of cbra knColo -
rado , WyuinlnK. Utah , Idaho , Nuvnrta , On'KOii. U'ftill-
InKton Hint Cullfornlu , it oncra superior adrnntagcs
not possible by nny otber line.
Among ft few ot the nuniurout points of superiority
enjoyed by the [ nitrons of this roml between OmRlm
nnd Clilcngo , nro Its two tralnU n day of DAY
COACHKb-which ) Hro tlio finest Unit human nrt and
InKonultr cnn croatn lUl'AIiAUlSHl.Kl.l'ING CA11S ,
which nro modola of comfort and olouanco. Us I'AU-
1.OII DKAW1MI UOOM IJAUM , tmiurpiuica by any ,
and Its widely celebrated I'ALATIAL JMN1NO GA11S ,
the equal of wlilcli cannot be found oliowherc. At
Coinull llluin , the trnlns of the Union I'ncino lull-
way connect In nnlon depot nlth thot of the Chi-
ciiiioA. Northwestern lly. ID ChlcnKO the trains of
this line rnitke oloso connection with tlioso of all
oVher Kistcrn lines
tor Detroit , ColumunH. Indianapolis , Cincinnati.
NlaKurnl-nlKllumilo. 1'lttsbure , Toronto , Montreal ,
Hoston , Neii Vork. 1'hlliuleliihla , llaltlmoro , VVnsh-
IngtOD , and all points In the Kast. Ask for tickets Tin
th °
th"NORTHWE3TERH"
"NORTH-WE3TERH"
If you wish the best accommodation. All ticket
nenti neil tickets Tin this Una
dHirij K.P. WILSON ,
UoulMaautor. Ooa'l roas't Ajfeat.
CIIIOAOO , nta.
W. N. DAnCOCK , Oon'l Woslaro Ascnt ,
D. K. KIM II AM. , , Ticket Auent. '
G. V. W Sf , City Passenger Agent.
KOlFarnam Bt , Omaha. JJeb.
run
OF THB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
Tlio Host Route fr6m Onmlia and Council
lUufTs to
THE EAST ;
TWO TitAma DAILY IHSTWUKN OJIAIJA ANB
COUNCIL
Cliicngo , AND Mllirnukco , .
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids ,
Itorlc Inland , Frpoporl ' , Uotkrord ,
Clinton , D'ubiiquc , DaTcnport ,
r.lKi" , Madison , Junosvlllc ,
Ueloll , Wlnonn , La Crosse ,
And all otliot Important points Eu t , Nortliciut ted
Boutheait.
For IhrmiKh tlrkots call on the ticket npent at 1MI
Furhuui itrcot , lu Darker lilocli , or at Union 1'attdo
Dcjiol.
I'ulliimn Bleapora and. the nnc > t Dlnlliu Can In tlio
world are run on the nmlii line or the Chicago , Mill
waiLki-e % m.'l'mil Hallway , nnd every uttentlon U
l > uld topatiennur * hy courteoua ciui > lora uf iho.
company.
U , MIDLKn , Ocnernl Managrr.
J , K ' 1 UUlCKIt. AMlmant OiMicralMananer ,
A V. II ( Ultl'HMUU , Oineral 1'usscnger ana
Tlikct Aucnt
UFO KlIKAFKOlin , Aeilitmit Qoneral I'aitenRcr
andllrkel Ageni.
J.T CLAIIK General Superintendent ,
Health is Wealth !
1)11 , 15,0. WrBT"8 NKIIVE AND IlllAIW TlIE T-
UtipT , U RUarantned tipeclllc for Hysteria , DIzzl-
nes . ConvulBloua ; Flt . 'Nervous Neuralgia ,
Ileacloche. Nervous J'roBtration , canned by ill *
USD of nlcphnl or tobacco , \VaVcfiiIneH9. Munul
Duproidlon , hoftenliiK of tlia llratn , resulting la
Inuunlty.ojul leadlnK to mlerydecuy mid deatli.
1'roiimturoOld Afte , liarronnoss , Lotaof Power
In either sex. Involuntary I/i sea and Hpurina-
lorrlupu.caused by ovor-uxorllou of the bruin ,
Kulf-iilniso or ouT-lndulKtnu ) . Kach box cou-
tains onu month's treatment , f I.CJOu bor , or alx
boxen for M U ) , sent by mall prorald on receipt
of price. .
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To curu any case. WJth each ordejr- received by
ua for ulr luixi-i , accompanied with W.Oii , u e will
bend tlo | imrth scr our written Huuraiitea tore-
fund tliu mom j 1C the treatment docs not ollcrt
ucuru. UuarantvfSlnsueii only by 0. K. ( JCK)1 > -
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