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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MAY 8 , 1888.
THE DRUGGIST'S ' ( MENTION.
Busy at Work Getting Exhibits In
Tholr Proper Plnoos.
A TEXT FOR THE THIRD PARTY.
A Itatlinr Awrikcn from n Prolonged
Drunk to Hour of His Son's
Death Condition of City
Finances Lincoln News.
LINCOLN UUUEAU nv rn OJUTU Ilex , )
1029 P STRF.KT , V
LixcObJf , May 7. ]
There wore active scenes of preparation at
Bohannan'a liall yesterday In tlio final
preparatory work lor tlio a Into druggist *
convention. Tlio work of placing rxhlbits In
position was going rapidly forward , and the
evidence all tended to show that the displays
arc to bo very fine und to surpass any
1 efforts In this line heretofore made in the
state. Among those busily at work In tills
line the following were noted :
A , 12 , Ferguson , representing Eastman
Bra's. , pcrfumora and manufacturers of
firm toilet soaps , Philadelphia.
Charles L. Stevens , representing Frederick
Stoarncs ft Co. , manufacturing pharmacists ,
Detroit , Mich.
A. II , Lovl , representing Solon Palmer ,
perfumer and manufacturer of toilet soaps ,
Now Y rk. Mr. Levi also represents a
catarrh fcmcdy that ho exhibits.
C. G. Stone , representing McKesson &
Xlobbins , wholesale druggists and manufac
turing pharmacists , Now York.
D. LJyrou Hall , representing Grnsvcnor &
Hichards , manufacturers of surgical piasters ,
dressings and antiseptics , Boston , Mass.
Oscar Tucker , representing John Wycth &
Bro. , manufacturing chemists , Philadelphia.
Q. L. Close , representing the Iroudoijuish
wmo company , Hochester , N. Y.
Vf. U. Howard , representing the Q. M.
Jarvisi brandies , San Jose , Cal.
J , H , Hohuian , representing Gil Lilly &
Co. , manufacturing chemists , Indianapolis ,
Iiul. , and Kansas City , Mo.
E. E. Moflltt , representing the surgical In-
Gtrumontdc ] > qrUncutof the Goodman Drug
company , Omahn.
L. M. Winstbw nnd D. V. Wheeler ,
representing the lUchurdson Drug company ,
Of St. Louis and Omaha.
Mr. Kirk , of Urown Bros. , Detroit , Mich. ,
is placing a line exhibition of the Detroit
Free Press cigars In position. A handsome
poldcn pheasant is ono of the side attrac
tions to his exhibit.
The Lincoln Paint and Color compnns' are
placing ft handsome exhibit in place that will
po personally supervised by the house.
The above list includes these placing ex
hibits la place to-day , but n number of other
firms will make exhibits and have space reServed -
Served in which to pluco their articles when
they arrive.
A BAD MATH.
A young man named Jacob Harlcss was ID
the city yesterday from Raymond on a
doublemission. . Ho came to procure a coflln
for n brother who had bcon Idckod by amulo ,
receiving injuries from which ho died. Ho
came also in search of his father , who bad
been absent from homo for a weak and was
supposed to bo in the city. With the assist
ance ot the police bo found his father in a
drunken condition ; ho hud been on a pro
tracted spree for a week und learned , when
found , for the first time of the death of his
son. The son took the father and the cotUn
home , and the association of the two ought
to bo a powerful sormou for roforin.
CITt CLHllKS HBPOUT.
The annual report of the city clerk up to
May 1 shows some interesting figures on city
finances. Tlio total city receipts turned into
Iho city treasury were 330,725.80 , all of which
has been paid out in warrants on the differ
ent funds , except $73,337.40. The school fund
shows the total receipts for the year to bo
(117,534.40 , of which amount there remains
Jn the treasury $10,203.04. There has been
paid out during the year past $33,132.1)9 from
the general fund , 511,705.81 from the flro
Xuiid , 111,777.74 from the police fund , $53,540.31
paid out on the sewer fund , and $105,314.10
paid out on the paving fund. The bonded
flout of tlio city is ? 7S3,500.0Q , and 31,999.26
outstanding claims against the city.
llEdOl.UTlONS TO OK. O'SIlI'n.
I * ho Irish National League. Lincoln branch ,
passed at their meeting Sunday the follow
ing resolution on the recent death of Dr.
O'Shco :
Hcsolvcd , That the Lincoln branch of the
Irish National Lcaguo of America desires to
place on record tbo keen sorrow of its mom-
bars in the loss of Dr , O'Shoo , at all times a
devoted and earnest worker In the cause of
Ireland , and ono whoso amiable character
cndoarcd him to his fellow members ; and to
express for his bereaved family the hearty
feynipathyofthobranch.andtbatacopyofthls
resolution bo forwarded to them and pub
lished in the press of the city.
XT THIS 8TATB IIOUSB.
Tbo board of publlo lands and buildings
iras la session to-day passing upon the claims
and monthly allowances of the different state
Institutions.
George H. Cutting , Keanoy , Buffalo county ;
E. W. Whipplo , Omaha ; Clayton B. Uobcris ,
Beaver City , Furuas county : George W.
Falrbrotbar. sr. , 'Brownvillc , Ncmaha
county ; William A. McMunu , Bodarc , Sioux
county , ivcro commissioned notaries publlo
yesterday.
The Cbaso County Land and Town Lot slto
association 111 ml articles to-day with the sec
retary of state. The company 1ms its
headquarters at tbo county seat of Cliaso
county , its cupltol stock 200 shares of $100
each , indebtedness limited to Chreu-fourths
the paid up Block , and the corporation to
exist for twenty years. Tlio inc-ornorators
nro : Fred Hodmoistcr , Charles W. Mocker ,
W. E. Atkinson. Frank Thuresson , Otto
Flcshbaoh , J. S. Shoemaker. JohnW. Brown ,
W. F. Llndloy , David G. Hines , F. ' U. La-
corguo , P. W. Scott , A. M. Brittoll , U. W.
Hogors , J , C. Hayes , John McClcllun , S. E.
Slurry , 11. II. Whitman , Thomas StnndlKO ,
Vf. U. Atkinson , S. P. Reynolds , H. E. Wil-
Ian , Henry J. Carpenter.
Articles of incorporation of the Meads
State bank were Hied to-day with the secre
tary of state. The bank Is located at the city
Of York. York county. The paid ui > capital
stock of the bank Is to bo $100,000 , in shares
of $100 each , und the capital stock may bo
further increased by a voU ) of the directors
to the amount of $500.000. The Indebtedness ,
except to do | > ositort ) , is not to cxcuud ono-hulf
the paid up stock , and each aud every stock-
bolder la liable to iU creditors for double the
amount of the stock ho holds In the corpora
tion. The fncorporatora nro F. F. Mead , W.
D , Moutl , George H. Juromo , S , H.Sodgwick ,
P , T. Moore , L. L * MoIhMin , J , V. Gardiner
and S. O. Grlppon.
Volume 23 of tlio supreme court reports has
lust been published. It is n larger report
than its Immediate pmlcctsEors , and con
tains , among other important decisions , the
police commission case in Omaha , the stale
uoaul of transportation case against tlio Frd-
inont , Elkhorn & Missouri Ynlloy railroad ,
nnd tlio casoot the ClikT.go , Burlington &
Oulncy railroad against the land commit-
Blonor on the condemnation of stnta lands.
Silica volume 21 was issued there have been
flfty-threo attorneys admitted to practice
before the suiiromo court The clerk of the
court has deuulona on hand guAlclont to com
plete volume S3.
cmiiinurs. .
C The opening session of the state druggUta1
convention will bo greeted with an address
Of welcome by Mayor Sawyer , which will bo
responded to by W. O. Lane , of this city ,
president of t-ho state bcurd of pharmacy.
The tire department was culled out Sunday
night by an alarm from u dry good * store on
O street between Ninth and Tenth , Sumo
f parks from thu cloctrio light had ignited a
box of lace , causing a few dollars damage.
Hov. George Scott , of Button , will lecture
J > n Friday evening next ot the Y. M. C. A.
lecture room. His subject will bo. "A Trip
Through Europe : what 11 saw and some of
the people I mat. "
The recent heavy raiu have tnado the
jtroola of the city outsldu the suctions paved
almost iuipussalilo. Many of the etrcota are
cut up with treuehes for water < md gas
mains and sewerage , which adds to the gen
eral chaos.
The fund started by the traveling men for
the relief of their fellow traveler , Cbarlos
Eaton , injured at tbo Alma wreck , has
hutched $40 , the lUtbelug open t the Capital
hotel.
M D. Polk , chairman of the republican
rentral couituiUeo of Cass county , was at
tending to legal biddings in Lincoln to-duv.
The pity council iceets to-nisht foe further
action on the paving contracts with Stout &
UuckstafT.
"Golden nt morning , silver fit noon ,
anil load at night , " is the old saying
about eating oranges. But there is
something that is rightly named Golden ,
and can bo taken with benefit at any
hour or the day. This is Dr. Plorco's
Golden Medical Discovery , literally
worth its weight In gold to any ono suf
fering from scrofulous affections , im
purities of the blood , or diseases 01 the
liver and lungs. It Is unfailing' , By
druggists.
THR COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.
OFKN1XO OV THE SUMMER SK'SIOX.
The United States circuit court convened
yesterday with Judge DundJ' on the
bench. Judje Brewer is hearing nn im
portant mining case in Denver , nnd will not
sit hero until some time in June. The court
room was filled with lawyers
nnd clients , but there was nothing of import
ance , or of general interest , rather , save the
hearing of motions , demurrers , etc. The
docket , however , is n voluminous ono , nnd
the term will bo a busy and an interesting
one.
one.SIMPSON , THE EMDEKZLtXa TKKASnilBll.
A petition was filed with Clerk
Frank yesterday by Samuel P. McConncll ,
of Council Bluffs , asking Judgment against
Duke W. Simpson , Thomas B. Stevenson , M.
L. Haytvani , James W. Eaton , William B.
Hargus , Jacob Sichl , Ilufus F. McCouins.
Josiah Rogers nnd Ilobort P. Draper , or
Otoo county , Neb. , for tlio sum of $3,903.93
nnd interest from March 7,18S3.
Duke W- Simpson , it will bo remembered
by the readers of TUB Bun , was the embez
zling treasurer of Otoo county , and who is
now nn Inmate of the Lincoln penitentiary ,
serving out a flvo years' sentence for
his crime. During bis career as custodian
of the Otoe county funds , his peculations
and embezzlements amounted to something
like $75,000 , but what ho ever did with this
largo sum of-monoy bns never been satisfac
torily ascertained. The probabilities are ,
however , that ho has a Bflfo "plant" some
where nnd at the expiration of his servitude
In the stuto prison ho will emerge to enjoy
the fruits of his colossal rascality. Tlio de
fendants sued conjointly with Simpson ,
were the sureties on his odlcial bond.
Ho is charged in this case with having In
tentionally neglected to cancel three war
rants issued at the instance of the county
commissioners , two for $1,000 each , and ono
for $ SOO , On tholr redemption , but in lieu of
this proper procedure , marked on them "Pre
sented , and not paid forwitnt of funds. "
Thus they appeared to bo still unpaid nnd
valid obligations of Otoo county , nnd to bear
interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum.
Subsequently Simpson disposed of the war
rants tor valuable consuloratln , and upon
their presentation for payment the
sccord time by the parties who
had purchased them of the
dishonest treasurer , the fraud was discov
ered. Suit was brought against the county
for payment of the warrants , and it natur
ally enough resulted In favor of the defen
dant , as It was clearly proven that the orig
inal holders of the same had been oacc paid
by the treasurer. Suit was then entered
against Simpson himself , and sustained , but
ho never paid the indebtedness , and was fin
ally landed In the penitentiary for embezzle-
inont. Now the plaintiff brings suit against
Simpson nnd his sureties ,
District Court.
Clerk Moo.ros is busily at work on tlio
docket for next term , which begins the llth.
The new docket will contain nearly ono
thousand four hundred cases.
8A1UII IIA3 A LICK.
Snrah M. Burns says she has n Hen on cer
tain property in Himcbaugh aud Patterson's
addition by taking it ns security for $500
loaned Hichard C. Patterson , and she asks
the court to restrain several parties from
taking possession of the property.
DAMAGED $10.000 V1OUTII.
Andrew Jensen sets forth lu his suit filed
yesterday against Ilobort A. Harris and Con
rad G. Fisher that by their building a bridge
ovcc a roadway his business has been dam
aged to the extent of St0,000 , m which
sum ho asks a Judgment. Ho also states
that the bridge gave way ono day when ho
was driving over it and that ho was severely
huit.
VALISKTINJt'S WICKED TOSOUB.
James W. and Anna R. Kinkcad feel that
they are entitled to $23,000 from Valentino
Nork. for the slaudorous cuithcts they allege
ho hurled at them. Among the many choice
selections cited and credited to Valentino as
having uttered , are : "What kind of people
nro you ! Whore did you come from ! You
arc a sot of thieves and do not pay your rent.
Anna Wilson's house is decent towards
yours. "
THEY OWE COHA.
Cora H. Slomun represents that John J.
Mackodon and others are indebted to her in
the sum of $3,055.50 , and she appeals to have
a mortgage held by her foreclosed so that
she can secure what is owing her.
County Court.
TUB MAY DOCKXT.
Judge Shields will call tbo May docket at 9
o'clock this morning. There are 104 cases to
bo tried.
SriiCIAZ , LETTEIIS OF ADMINISTIUTIOX.
Special letters of administration wore
granted Edward Aspinwnll yesterday in tlio
cstato of Mary Philbrick , deceased.
MAIM : WAV WITH THE HOUSES.
F. D. Anderson and Alfred Oleson allege
in their suit Hied yesterday that H. M. Pat
terson and Thomas Buckncr owe them $133.50
for the feeding and care of n team of horses ,
which the defendants unlawfully moved from
the barn. The plaintiffs usk Judgment in the
above sum. jjyj
WANTS HIM TO VACATE.
Ezra F , Ringer yesterday appealed to the
court to issue nn order to William Hamilton
to vacate certain lands owned by the plain-
tilt.
WALTKK'S WAIL.
Some time ago Walter L. Solby convoyed
to Herman Knitter two pieces of land , the
price being i700 , and ho paid down $5 , giving
a mortgage for the balance. Herman has
since then neglected to pay the balance and
Waller wants him ousted from possession of
the property.
Police Court.
e\vu'is' iiAiin LUCK.
William Lynch was tbo llrst man yesterday.
William is a tough looking old bum ,
with a Very dirty t ace and a , stub Wo flold of a
beard , and an assemblage of rags for rai
ment. William not only looked tough , but he
Is tough , and Is so skillful with his fingers
that 'mongst his companions ho is known as
'Swipes. "
"Lynch , " said the court , "you are charged
with being u vagrant. "
"That is erroneous , your honor , " quickly
retained Swlpos. "
"No It isn't , Judgo. " interjected Detective
Ormsby , "I know this old loafer and tlilcf of
old , nnd lust night 1 caught him sleeping in a
box car. "
" \Vhoro would you have mo steep in the
National bank ! " interrupted "Swlpca" with
an ironical sneer.
"That's suniolont , " added the rourt. "I
guess fifteen days over the hill Is about your
size.1' '
And "Swlposy , " old boy , took his scat on
the ' 'scut-up bench. "
A OMM.Ed(1EI > ) l > EflnAll.
Ed McDonald is a tall , good looking , one-
legged tramp. Ho was caught passlug the
bat und shoving the growler on SoiulrJVnth
street , and was ordered out of town on
penalty of thirty duyti in Jail. Ho thankfully
hob bled a way ,
A VBTF1UN OI.I ) T'JAIII' .
John Hlddlnircr U a veteran bum , loafer
and tramp , aud bis uxpoiicncc * a re
lated by him in his pilgrim
ages from Halifax to Sauta Barbara , and
from Alaska to Key West , would make a
novel Uiut would discount the "Wandering
Jew. " Jfo looked tired and Jaded , aud the
court thought a ton days' rest would do him
good , and lie got It.
UK LOST THE snip.
Tom Bert was another interesting speci
men of the gouus tramp. Ho was on old
sailor , and ho looked it. every inch of him.
Two months ago while tuo good ship Caliban
hodhuuled to for coal ut Ualveston , Bert cot
off , got drunk , and run lu. Consequently
the Caliban sailed without Tiliu , and Bou
having a brother in St. Paul , started , pof
pedos apostoloruui , for that city. Thi u us
fur a * ho has gotten , but us ho was nn hou t
looking devil , and apparently told the truth ,
the Judge wished him go d jpeod , and ho was
gouo ,
John McKay , who Wa arristed Lsra'a-
year ngo , suspected of having ; held up a man ,
was arraigned as a suspicious character. Ho
was tjivcn thirty days'sentence being sus-
nendoa. however , providing ho left the city
forthwith.
forthwith."riMROK IT TO Tnn CITT. "
Frank Uuchnnan nnd Jolm Munn , the
two thuirs who vrcnt Into K. W. Steward's
chop house , 818 South Tenth street , lost
Saturday night , and nftcr gorging them
selves with n good , warm ouppcr , told Stew
ard to "charge it to the city. " llccauso
the proprietor refused to do this , Uuchanan
drowaknifo and threatened to disembowel
him. Steward , though , wasn't ' to be scared
by this murderous demonstration , but seizing
a hugo iron poker he went for the beats.
They then beat nn Impetuous retreat but
wore pursued by the crowd , overtaken down
on Harney street , nnd turned over to the po
lice. Buchanan was sent up for forty days
nnd Munn for thirty.
Tim itnwvnosn.
Chnrles Mason got into an altercation with
mdry-
punch
, _ _ 'indow '
instead. Ho was fined $35 nnd cost.
TUB USUAL OH1ST.
Vagrants Frank McCntnber , Thomas
Pcarco , Pat Lacey and G. W. Soldcn.ono day
each ; Joe F. Johnson , six dav.s : Charles
Hennessey , ten days ; Sam McBrldo , live
days ; Joe Waring and Joe Wnldron , ton days ;
Henry Kclley , Walter Wright , Ed. Urown
nnd F , A. Kehoo , discharged.
Suspicious Characters P. Hourjret nnd
William Dawson , continued ; John Murray ,
tlirco days. ,
Kcslsting' nn Ofllcor James Harrington ,
who struck Ofllccr Fleming on being ar
rested , got twenty-flvo days.
Team Unhitched J. Tarrant , tl nnd costs.
Loiterer F. M. Karhart , discharged. Ear-
hart claimed to bo an old bank president und
cashier , and out of respect for his belter days
ho was discharged.
An Absolute Cure.
The OniQINAL AIUET1NE OINTMENT
is only put up In largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is nn absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds. Chapped bunds , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively cure nil kinds of pllus.
Ask for the ORIGINAL AI31ETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drutr Co , at 23
cents per box by mail HO cents.
M'lLU HOWIj FOll GHEKNK.
The nui-ltngum .Attorney Selects Ills
Delegates nt Last.
After struggling for forty-eight hours to
select thlrly-sovcn delegates to howl for him
at the AshliMid convention , to bo held on
Thursday , to select a delegate to the na
tional convention at Clrfcago from the First
congressional district , Charley Greene , at a
late hour yesterday afternoon , completed his
list. The railroad attorney bad an unpleas
ant and difficult , duty to perform , and it is
generally known that n number of trades
union men whom ho had selected called upon
him during the day yesterday nnd told him
that they could not consistently espouse his
cause. The brain nnd sinew of the republi
can party are strongly opposed to Greenn's
candidacy , nnd a meeting has been called by
the laboring classes fgr Exposition hall to
morrow night to organize and selort
committees to go to Ashland and combat
Greene , first , last nnd all the time.
The following arc the delegates selected by
Grccno : C. E. Yost , J. L. Webster , H. L.
Cady , E. K. Long , W. F. Gurloy , St. A. D.
JJalcombe , E. W. Simernl , H. J. Davis. H.
W. Brockonrldge , Morris Morrison William
Alstadt , Clement Clmso , George S. Smith , P.
J. Quealy , Leo Estello , Seth T. Cole , J. H.
VanDusen , M. G. Hickctts , C. U. Woolov , D.
H. Mercer , A. J. Haldwin , Fred Nye , Elmer
D. Frank , J. 13. Erion , Leo Holsley , M. D.
Hyde , Henry Kelsey , Ed O'Sullivnn , H. C.
Gushing , Frank H. Redman , U. S. MoCor-
inick , Frank E. Moorcs , E. S. Dundy , Jr. , D.
J. O'Donahoo , H. D. Estabrook , Frank P.
Hanlon , C. J. Greene.
Wo would be pleased to know of a man
or woman who has ne.vor had headache
or been subject to constipation. As these
seem to bo universal troubles a littlead-
vice may seem in order. Why should
persons cram their stomachs with nau
seating purgative pills , etc. , which siclc-
en and debilitate when such a pleasant
and sterling remedy as Prickly Ash
Bitters will act mildly and effectively
on the liver , kidney- stomach and bow
els , und at the sumo time tone up and
strengthen the whole system ; causing
headache , constipation and all such dis
tressing evils to quickly disappear.
Kan Away From Home.
Charles Hall , a thirteen-year-old boy , ran
awuv from his homo , 417 Monroe street , Min
neapolis , some two weeks ago , and came to
this city. His parents , well-to-do , respectable
people , are In great distress about the boy ,
and huvo telegraphed hero for the police to
look him up.
Its superior excellence proven In millions of
hornet for more than a quarter of n century. It
is Uiii-d by the United States Government ! !
iloraed by the hnitdg of the gntut unlversltlcH as
the strongest , purcit and inogt healthful. Dr.
Price's Cream linking 1'oudor does not contain
ammonia , lima or alum. Sold onlv In cans ,
1'ltIClS IIAKINO 1'OWIlKlt CO. .
Now York. Chicago. St. Louis ,
iff ms
IT IS APURttYVE6ETAOLE PRPAKAIIOA
5ENNA-MANDRAKC-BUCHU
, wia omoi umuurtrriciuT ncuioiu
L'l ' It hat etood the Test of Yearo ,
2Jjn Coring all Diseases of the
BLOOD , II VBE.0T.OtI.
AGE , KHWEYB.BOW-
KLB , Ac. ItPnriflesthe
Blood , Invigorate ! and
Cleanm the Byatem.
DYSPZPBIA.CONSTI-
PATIOK , JAUNDICE ,
fiICKE ADACH , BII-
UVER lOUSCOHPLAINTB.&e
dliappcar at once under
KIDNEYS its beneflclal influence.
STOMACH It Ii purely a Hedlclre
ai ita cathartic proper
ties forbldi iU u e as a
beverage. It li pleai-
anttoUi8 tatte , and ai
eaiily taken by child-
r n at adult .
PBICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
B l * fropritton ,
Br.Looil and ILiKJi * Oin
JU3ICIOUS AND PERSISTED
Advertlilnir has alwdys ( "own
successful. Defora rlaclnp anr
Nvwcptpor AdTcrtlsiuf coaeu't '
LORD & THOMAS.
iMictm.vu iitMa ,
It U U Sju4.Uk SU..U CHICAGO.
AGAIN ON HAND.
The Irrepressible -Interviewer Spreads
Himself at/the / M
A Hotnnrk Acolticntly Overheard
Iinnils to nn ln\i \ > ortnnt Interview
Hint In Uoptcto With StnrtllriK
Incidents Sir. Ticroo M.
SQronson's JGnltnnt Fight.
"Yes , sirs one month Wns enough for me , nnd
I onlv wIMi 1 would hare know It bofore. 1
woulil have savixl plenty of money , " was the remark -
mark overheard by ourlntervluwer while at the
ISdcn Musee ono evcnlna tliti week. It wns
mndobr an athletic looking young man , who
had vlMtoil ami satisfactorily fiiRpocted nil the
"freaks , " anil was ready for the rush down
stairs to the thealorlum , and had met a frlond
to\\liotn ho was r "conntlnga recent experience.
Tlie Interviewer was here accosted by an Impe
cunious newspaper man for the loan of a tnmr-
ter , which ho Bavo I1U a sickly smile , knowing
that It would never bo returned , and for tlio
time being lost sight of the jounc man who
had made the remnrk , but on leaving the hall
after tin * performance he again met htm and
askud him the meaning of the ramark.
" \Vtll , I don't know but that I inlnht as well
tell yon , too , for 1 want to lut people know It ;
but I must commence at the beginning.
Aliout thltteen yeatt ago , wlilio but n boy. my
head s-oemed to bo aching constantly , especially
between the eyes , and my nose would stop up ,
llrst on ono side , then on the other , often both
nostrils. Then I began to notice singular uoUea
in my cars ronrlnft and buzzing Bounds tlu > y
nppearyd to mo to l , and sometimes noundi
like \\lil8llins and lintniiicrliiK. About this
time my throat also beKiin to give me a Kreat deal
of trouble , 1 would nlwayn be linn Ring and
hemmlnirand trytnu to clear my throat , often
raising lullo hard lumps , sometimes of a green
ish , at other times of a yellowish color ,
I would often have pains In the chest , extend
ing to the IIchtshoulder blade. When drawing
n long breath I could hear n kind of a wheezing
noise In the chest. And Sometimes It onld
seem to mo as If 1 was breathing through n
sponge I seemed to bo able to hear the nlrpatv
Ing through. I began to fear that I was going
Into consumption. 1 was more Ilrmly convinced
of this when , bcfoielong , I commenced to cough
a kind of hollow cough. Ihe sharp pains In my
chest would extend around to the biuall of my
back.
"Try to pi event It as I might , ! was forever
catching tresh colds. I was never without
thorn. .Mucus would run Irom my nose , end
qulto frequently my nose would bleed. At my
\\orkl have to stoop over qnlto frequently , and
when I did so I would become dizzy and e\ery-
tlilug nceined to swim before my eyes. At night
my sleep did not refresh mo at all , and In the
moinlng \\ould feel as tired and languid as
when I went to bed.
"My stomach was affected , too. I Mould sit
down to the table with whatheomed a good ap
petite , but after a mouthtul or two my appetite
would leave mo. Uverythlng would seemtosoiu
on my stonmch. There would bo alniott con
stant belching , a disagreeable , bitter taste In the
mouth , and at last I got so 1 didn't cure to look
at food.
"I lost llesh and fctrongth steadily , and from
my average weight of 178 pounds , 1 came down
In w eight to below I'd pounds.
"I wasnlwajs fueling tired ; had no ambition.
Every step I took and \vlintevor work 1 might
do was done \\ltli an elfoit , and after working a
while or walking n block or two my head would
perspire and my limbs would achu naif I had
donu some very heavy work.
"I came hero to Otnalia and brought my
catanh with me. In reading the dally papers I
road the advertisement of Dr. McCoy and mudo
up my mind to try again. I visited his olllces m
the Hamge block seine , Mind In I'ebnmry , and
stalled treatment vritlrMUin , and 1 grew better
nt tliostait , mid after ojAs month's tientnient , I
felt so good that 1 went away on a visit , think
ing that I would ilutsh the ticutmcnt after nty
loturu , bull have not taken nny tientnient
since , for , as I said to my frlentl , ono month was
enough for me. 1 have no more symptoms of
catnuh. and am , I think entirely cured of It.
My advice to any ono i ho Is BUflcring with
catarih , Is not to tillle with p.itcut medicines ,
but to go to Dr. McCoym once. "
"Do you care If 1 publish this Interview ? " was
asked of a gentleman u ho was
Mil. I'lKIlCK M. KOHV.NHON ,
employed at the moat market at No. 613 South
Tenth street.
"No , sir j I don't cure a bit , for I want any ono
suffering ns Ivut , to have the bcni'tlt of my ex
perience , ami > ou can say too. that any ono
Doubting this Interview' , can Interview mo them
selves , if they wish It , by calling at the store at
No. HI South Tenth stieet. "
A LEADING PJ1YHIOLOG1ST
Advances Ills Theory or Catarrh and
Consumption His Ailvlco on tbo
Snlljear.
One of the best learned physicians of modern
tlniCH , in an article on caturih and consumption
says : 'The Ucatiiientor consumption has made
grout advances by the Introduction of now reni-
odlen , ami has fiiubled the close student and
speclallbt to estiihllsh Indications for remedies
long In use , so thnt by their methodical applica
tion better iPsultH ttre attained than wmo fnr-
muily Kalnod ut a time wlu-u consumption nnd
cancer were resnrded as equally Incuiablt * . and
WPtiiRomewlinthlinllarly ticatod
" 1'ho treutmcnt of consnmpllon demands a
careful avoidance to all agents calculated to
cause hypuiuniia of tlie luiiKsaud bronchial ca
tarrh. I'ersons In nhnm it tendency to con
sumption Is btiKpcctod should bo treated with
the greatest rare and attention.
I " 1'lnally , whciiovcrthorels the slightest MIS-
plclon of a predisposition to consumption , every
catarrh , uo mutter how Hllglit , should but ion toil
with the utmost care , \\hlch must not bo iela\ed
until the catarrh U entirely well. ThU rulu. so
obrlona fiom. our point of view , is very fre
quently violated *
"Jinny patients fall a victim to the deeply
rooted picjudlce that a neglected catarrh never
lends to consumption.
IN SIMPLE FORM
Popular Explanation of a Matter
Usually Veiled- Technicalities.
In this connection tliero can hardly ba a more
Interesting subject than the ultimata effccta of
catarrh upon the hearing Tint processes of
thlu dluea&o In poltioulng the breath , rotting
an ay tlio delicate machinery of muell and taste ,
polbonlngthe IUUKH and thu blood , and pausing
into the htomucii , enfeebling thu diu'i fitloji ,
vltiatlutt the tivcretlons and pullutlng the very
fountalnx of life All thin perhaps has been
very generally dlscussi'iUbut the very frequent
elluet of cutarrli of the npso anil tin oat upon tlio
lie.uluu ) ms not been touched upon as often as
the subject warrimU. ; >
A veiy little htudy o ( anatomy will Hliow the
re.uler that tlio Junction of the back passage of
thenohu und thfl upp i"ittits of tne tlirout IH
conuetted with the uailby a minute und delicate
pussago known as the .Kustai hlun tube. Along
tills tube the catatrhal piocoss eMenilu ,
producing congestion and Inllammatlon. Ily
thefuithcr exteiiHlon lit thu process to the
mucuu lining of the rrmpanmn of Die rar IH
caused , In itnmu cubev , 'alight forjns of ciUanli
of the mlddlo-eur , und ill tills nay purlin ! or
complete deafnu&j may In llku mninior rentilt
frrtm the swollen , thickened HHSUO encroaching
upon the mouth nf the I'.ustuchlan tube.
1'artlul or complete deiUnetti may ulao result
from caturrhui Intel ference wllli the
breuthlug , deiirivln ! ; the cur of a proper supply
of puiu air or from thu ijtlecti of obstruction lu
the nubul passages , ciulKing undue rurjilcatlou
or foiidciiHutloii of tlio wlr fli ttio middle-far.
In uneli cufces as tbeso , general remedlef ,
which areofteu prcBcrlbixl , prove comparutlve-
ly Inuiroctlve , A curd caq only be obtained by
tklliful and scleutlilo local treatment and let ft
be said heru that nothing could bo attended
with more disastrous rusultfl than unskillful
locul treatment-combined constitutional
tteatment and cure for tlio UleuaiuUIcU
brought about the trouble to the hearing.
. Located.
Ir. J , Tresap McCoy , late of llellevno Hospl-
tal.New Vork , aud bis associates , lately of Iho
University of New Yoik city , wlsoof Wushlnj.
l ° " , ' ' , ' , ' . have located peiuiaiiently in the
Hunigo Illock , Omaha , Nub.rhcru all curable
cukes _ uie treated skillfully. Consumption.
llrlisht a niieaee , Uygpepala. Ithcuuiatlsm , und
all nervouf dUeaseA 1 dlscaaea peculiar to
eex u pticlalty
CATARRH CUBED.
Coneultatlon at Onic or by mall , tl. OlUce
houif. V to n a. ra. , U to 4 ji. ui. , 7 to b p. m.
Sunday Hour * , from O n. m. to 1 p. in.
rorojponfltmce leceHus prompt attention.
Hpieteiii o nerea uufeas acconipanliU by 4
cents in 6taim > 9.
S , K , FELTOH & CO , , -
fater forks Conhctors
And Manufacturers' Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES.
Of all description ! .
HydrnxUlc Engines , SUrvoya. Do-
tall Plans nnd Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notloo.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Straus's ' BniWIng , Fonrlli Floor ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
DRUNKENNESS
Or tlio LInnor Habit , PosUlrcljr Curoil br
Administering Dr. llaluos' Uoldcn
Specific.
It can bo given in a cup of coffoaor tea with
out the knowledge of tlio person taking it ; abso
lutely harmless , < uid will effect a pormant nnd
speedy euro , whether the patient Is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkard * have hecn made temperate men \ho
have taken UoldcnSpecldo In their coflfeo with
out their IcnowladKA and today believe tluty
milt drinking of their own free w HI. H never
fulls. The system once Impregnated with the
Spoclllc , It becomes nn Utter Impossibility for
tno liquor appetite to exist. Tor Bale hy tCuhn
& Co. , 15th and Douglas sti. , and IHlh and cum-
\n \ sts. Omaha , Nob. ; A. U. Foster & llro. ,
Council liluirs Iowa
CraliOrcliarJ
NATURES'
GREAT REMEDY.
-A. r'eosTrvxs ercrns : = rojra
Dyspepsia , Sitk-Headaclie , Constipation ,
Olt > BY AIL DKUaatGTS PUMPMICT BV M IL IRtt.
Crab Orchard "Water Co. Louisville , Ky.
COLLEGE
Kxainlnatlous for admission to V.\SIAU
i.r.nt ; will he held at Omaha in the llrstenk Of
.Itino Applicants Hliotili ] inform tlui 1'rosldcnt
beroro May 10th. Aililiess JAS. 8. TAYLOU , 1) .
1) . Vassar College , I'onghkecpsle. N. Y.
a3UnuVcUteotl
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION ,
A NEW WOllIC The most complete ever pul > -
hslicddevoted to the purcliasc and s\\o \ of stocks ,
bonds , etc. Decisions of the courts regarding
stock sales , brokers nnil bucket shops , manipu
lation of the stock market , cnuiei of panic , etc.
Hovheii , and % \liat to puichasu and sell.
Bond t > ostpald on receipt of Me. , by the
STANUAilD I'UIILISIIINO CO. , Albany , N. Y.
1'lentv of Ash , Jlaplp , Catalpa , llox KMcr.Elm
lllack Walnut and Uusilan Mulberuy Seedlings ,
on hand ; sultnblo for planting timber claims.
Order quick.
D. S. LAKE ,
Shcnanilonh , Iowa *
- TUB -
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ,
The Ilcsl ICouto from Onmlm ami Council
Willis to
TWO TKAIN3 DAILY JIKTWKKN OUAUA AND
COUNCIL
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Mlnnoa olis , Cedar Rapids ,
Hock Island , Fireport , Itockforil ,
Clinton , Ihiliuque , Diucnpoii ,
Elfin , Madison , Jnnesvillo ,
Delolt , AVinona , La
Anil all other Important points Kast , Nortbcait aq4
Soutlieaat.
ForthroiiRh tlcints call on the ticket attont at 1WI
Karnnm street. In llarkor Ulock , or at Union PaciUo
DlMIOt.
rullman Sleepers and the flcont DlnlnKCnrsIn tlm
world arc run on the main line Of the Chicago , Mil
waukuo & St. 1'aul Hallway , and every ntteiitlonli
paid to passenger * by courteous employed of tun
company.
U. Mir.I.int. Rcncral Managor.
J. 1' TIIUKint , AsilntnntOunornl Manager.
A. V. U. CAltl'KNTKU , Uajieral I'asaenisor nnJ
Ticket Acrtnt.
UICO.K.1IKAFFOUD , Assistant General 1'asscagor
and Ticket Agent ,
J.T. CLAHK Uunaral Superintendent.
( ACQUAINTED WITH THE OtOORAPHlf OF THE COUNTRY WIU.
OBTAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS HUP OF THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLMD & PACIFIC R'Y
Its main llnoo and branches lucluda CUIOAOO ,
PxoniA. MOLINI ; . HOCK ISLAND. DAVEN
PORT. DBS KOINES. COUNCIL BLOTTO. MDS-
OATINE. KANBAO CITSr , BT. JOSEPH. I.EAV-
ENWORTO. ATOmSON , CEDAR IIAPID8 ,
WATERLOO , raNNEAPOLIB. Md BT. PAUI *
and scores of intermediate cltlea. Ciiolce or
routes fonnd from the Pnclflo Coast. All trans
fer ! lu Union depote. Fast trains of Flno Da ?
Coachea , olcffont Dialog Care , magnUlceat Pull
man Falaco Bloopore , and ( between Chicago , Ot.
Joseph , Atcblaon and Samoa City ) Itocllnlne
Chair Care , Boata ZVeo , to holders of Uurougb
flrat-cloia tickets.
Chlongo , Kansas Sc , Nebraska R'y
"Great Rock Itland Route. "
Eztonda West and Southwest from Kansas CIt7
and 8k Joseph to NELSON , HORTON , , BELLE
VILLE , TOPHKA. HERINOTON , WIOIIITA ,
nUTCHINSON , CAT.nWELL. and all point. In
KAN8AB AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA
and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the
celebrated Pullman manufacture. All aafcty ap *
pliancoa and modern improvomonta.
The Famous Albert'Loo Route
la the favorite botwoon' Chicago , Roclc leland ,
Atchlson , Kanaa * Otty and Mlnneapolla andHU
Paul. Its Wottrtown branch travereaa the great
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT"
of Northern Iowa , Bouthwcetom Minnesota , and
East Central Dalcota to Wutsrtown. Bplrjt Laha ,
Bloux rulla and many other towns and cities.
Toe Bnort Line via Deneca and Kankakoo offsri
superior facUlt ( s to travel to and from Indian-
epolla , Olnclnnatl and other Southern points.
Ifor Tickets. Mnpo , Ki-lders. or deilred Informa
tion , apply et any Ooup > in Ticket Office or addresi
E. ST. JOHN. B. A. HOLBROOK ,
' Oeal Manasor. Oen'l Tkt. Ce 1'aoa. Act.
OUIOAQa ILL.
State Line.
Helfasl , Uubllu uud Mrcrjtool
From New York Every Thursday ,
Cabin passage $10 and $50 , according to location
of stutv room , Kxcurclon IC5 to rJ.
to and from Burope at Lo-neit ratoj.
AUSTIN BALDWIN A. CO. ,
Cn'l Agents , C3 Bruadway , New Vork ,
JOHN BLEOEN.Oon'l Weiterll Aytmt ,
101 It&ndalph St. , Cbtcago.
HARRY E.MOORES , Ac nt , Omaha ,
Who ll "WEAK , NERTOCR , nF.niI.ITA >
TEO.wholnhlirOI.I.Tam' IONORANCK
hM TRIFI.ED nwar his VlUOn of IIODV ,
HIND and M AN JIOOn.c u lni { cxbauitlng
flmlns upon tha FOtTWTAINH of I.1FK.
HEA.DATIIK , HACKAO1TE , Drtadftil
Dreams , WRAKNRfin of Memory. nANII *
rULNEWS In fiOOIKTT. PI Ml'Lr.S upon
the rACK , and fill th nFFEOTH leivrtlnoto
KARLT DECAY find pethkM CONHUMP-
TION or IWBANITT , houl < 5 eoniult at once
the CBLKORATED Dr. Clwko , KiUbllshed
1RA1. Dr Clatka has made NEHVOUH DE-
niMTT , ClUROft IO and all Dltoasct of
the UEKIITO VKIN'ART Orirani H Ufa
Htudr. It makM NO dldicrenceV1IAT you
&ave < akn or WHO has failed to cure jrou.
. <
liar to their i r can eoniult with the assurance
efirxedr relief and cure. Bond 2 cents pottage
( br wotki on your dlioaies.
_ 4nre nd 4 cents postage for C l brntecl
worlm on Chronic. Nervona and l > ell
tutt * Dlieasea. Consultation , personally or br
latter , frcp. Consult the old Doctor.
vhonsandi cnr U. OfBrr * and pnrlora
Rrlvnte. * j-Tho o contemplating Marrlaco
nd for Dr. Clarke' * celebrated guide
Mala and Fotnnl , each 16c. , both 3M.
( .tarnrx ) . Before conflrtlng your cose , consult
Dr. OI.AIIKE. A friondlr letter or call may
tare future .ufforlngand thame , and add golden
yean to life. 09-Book " I.lfo'ri ( BfcreR Kr.
ran , " BOc. ( stamps ) . Uodlolne and trtlttnsi
sent everywhere , secure from nxpoaarc.
Hour * , 8 to 8 : Sundays , 0 to is. Address ,
F. i > . Or.ARKTJl , M. D.
180 So. Clark St. . OUIOAOQ. ILL.
THE CHICAGO AND
NORTHWESTERN -
WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The onlf rend to tnko for Dos Molnes , Mnr.lmltown
Cellar llmilds , Clinton , Dlxon , Chlcniio. MUtrnukco
tucl nil points K st. To tlio pooplanf Nnbmnkn. Colorado
radovynmlni : , Utali , Idaho , Nevada. Oregon , Wnsh-
Incutn nnil CiiUfornln , It offers superior adrauUuDi
not possible br * nr other lino.
Among n f etr of Iho numerous points of iiiporlorltr
cnjoyud > > r the patrons of thli roail botiroan Onmtm
ml Chicago , are Its two train * n dnr of DAY
COACH US , which are the flnoitthat bnmnn nrtnnd
Inuonultr cnji crento. Hsl'AI.AOlCSUCltl'lNU UAItS ,
vrlilcri nro mortals of comfort nnj elegance. H.i 1'AU-
LOU IHIAWINO ROOM OA11S. iiniurjiis < e < l br any ,
ami Its wlrtolr relebratod PALAT1AI , IININ ( ) OAKS ,
the equal of which cannot bo found olnenhere. At
Council HIurN , the trains of the Union 1'adllo lull-
WHT connect In union ilepot vrlth Ihosn of tlio CM-
MKO.t Northwostora Kr. In Cblcaco tlio trains of
this line make olosa connection with tuom of all
other ItaUern lines.
' "
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If you wlah the hot nccommodatlon. All ticket
nffontmel ] tickets Tlft tula lino.
II.UUOHITT. E. l . WILSON.
Oou'l Maungor. Ucn'l 1'usl'r Agent.
CUICAOO , ir.M.
Vf. N. BAUCOCK. non'l. Western Acont ,
D.K.rflMUAI.LTlckot Aitonl.
U. K. wusr. City I'nssongar Agent
14011'arnutn St. , Omaha , Nob.
NOW'S THE TIME
To have your friends come teas
as Knsteru lines will soil tickets and run
Semi Monthly Land Excursions
orer the
Union Pacific
"The Orcrlnml Route. "
Until July 1 , 1B8 . tickets soul for these excur
sions will bo good thirty days for the round trip
and can be used ten days going. When purchas
er are ready to return , these tickets will bo
Kood live days for that purpose. It purchasers
wish to stop short of destination on our lines ,
annuls will stamp tickets good to return from
such point.
J. S. T1MIIIRTS. E. L. LOMAX.
Gen. P. & T. Agent. Ass't Q. 1' . & T. A.
OMAHA. NKU.
_ _
UNION PACIFIC
"The Overland Route. "
Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car
service , that berths can now be reserved
upon application by any ticket agent to M
J. Grccvy , Passenger Agent , Council Bluffs
Iowa. The reservation * when made are
turned over to the train conductors taking
out such cars , so that passengers can no wee-
cure berths ordered , the same as a Pullman
berth is reserved and secured.
J. B.I'EnBETS. E. li. 1.OMAX ,
Gen. P. &T. Agent , AsVtO.P. AT , A.
OMAHA , NE1J.
"The Overland Route. "
The Sportsmen's , Tourists' and Pleasuie
Seekers' Line'
Send for the Neat Little Sketch Dook.
-
,
highly interesting and , useful to Sportsmen.
It contains the American rules for trapping
and shooting adopted by the National Gun
Absociatlon ; as well as the revised game
laws of the Western States and Territories.
Copies sent free upon application to
J. H.TKItlUCTS.
Gcn'IP. 4T. Aet. .
Omaha , Nail ,
o i ll
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital . $250.000
Surplus . 50.000
II. W. VATFS. I'njildimt.
Luwis S. UKKII. Vice 1'roslilcnt.
A. K. TOU/.AI.IN' , 2nd Vice I'resldent.
\V. U H HuauKs , Cashier.
W. V. MOIISK , .JOHN l > . Cor.r.iNS ,
11.V. . VATKS. I.KWJS S. IUKU : ,
A. II. TO UK A MX.
Hanking Onico
THE IRON BANK ,
Cornar 12th and 1'arnam Sts.
A Qcuernl Hanking HU.MIIIMS Transacted ,
Proprlttor Omaha Butlnfia
1)4 ) WHICH I * TfUOHT
BookKeeping , Penmansliip ,
Commercial Law , Sborlh&nd ,
and Typewriting.
8 nrf lor Collf Journrl ,
S E. Cor Kith and Capitol Avenue
JOSEPH Gl HOTTS
STEEL PENS
CO IP MEDAL. PARIS EXrOSITtOX 7J.
Kos. 303-404-170-604.
THE MOST PEBFECT OF PENS.
WEAK Wtv-1" ' ' ' " " * 1 * '
Tp WV !
/
tnnnlioo 4. .lo. I wlff KU U . lu.t-ti lr. tlw < l dj
conUlotaz ( all ( rU ul > n ( r Luw euro , fit * (
'PBOP , F.'bl'l'OWLER , MTootfU. ,
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
Eastward.
SUBURBAN TRAINS.
nnnnlng between Council Uluffs ami Albright.
In addition to the stations mentioned , trains
Btonat Twentieth and Twenty-fourth sjreuts.
and at th Summit In Omaha.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OII10AOO , UOOK ISLAND Is PACIFIC
Leave. Arrlvo ,
A'No.U 4:00p.m. : D No.l 8:20a.m. :
11 No.3 6:45 : p.m. A No.l3 11:30 : a. m.
O No.B 0:15 : a.m. O No. 5 5 : < 5p. m.
A No. 4 9:10 u. in. No.8 0:00p.m. :
C Des Molnes Acccmoilatlon.
( J Dcg Molnos Accnmadatlon.
CHICAGO & NOllTHWIiSf IlltN.
A No.C 0:40a. : m.lA No.B 0ira. m.
A No.8 4:00p.m. : A No.7 ll:30a.nj.
A Nn.4 .6:15p.ni.A : | No.5 0BOp.m. :
KANSAS CIT1' , BT. JOE & COUNCIL 11LUFFS
A No. 2 9Sia.m.A : | No.3 B:35tt.m. :
A No.l 9IOp. IU.A | No.l OsIWp.in.
8IOUX CITV & PA01K1C.
A Nn. 10 7:05a.ui.A : | No.9 8:5Ca.m. :
A No. 13 7:00p. : III.IA No. II 9UOp. m.
OMAHAST. LOUIS.
A No.8 3:40p.m.A : | No.T. . . . llr a.m.
CHICAGO ,
OA No.H . 8:60 : n. in.No. . C . 0Wa.m. :
OA No. 1 . 0:4fia. : m. D No. 16 . 8:4Sa. m.
A No. B . 4:00p.m. : No. 7 . 8:00p. ra.
A No. 6 . 0:40p.m. : . No. 3 . 7:00p. m.
A dally ; II dally except Sat.C ; dally ozcop
Sun.i D except Mon. ; | Past mall : * Llinltod.
SteckPiano
Kemarkable for pnn erful uyinpa-
thctlo tone , pllablii action anil absolute -
solute durability. ! yoars'record ,
the best guarantee of the excel
lence of tliuse instrumeiiti.
E.T.Allen. M. D. ,
Ilomcuopntlilc Hpoolallst ,
EVE THROAT
tit AND NOSE , tAK
Epeotaolu Accurately Prttcrlbod.
XtAMQE liL'K. , OMAHA
ir , J. GA.LitnA.iTii ,
Surgeon and Physician ,
Ofllcn N.V Comer Kth and loutl s St. Odlca
telephone , iiU ; Itoslduucv tulophonii , 533.
my r
Itaiiwn to us fvl Oaa
tnil Cltlt.
\VehiT told comUUr.
sodln or rr < M U
AlMtl t , tllli.
TUI Oltmlctl Ct.
ClnolnmU.
Ohio. S&14 bf Prof f Ul *
filca * 1.VO.
Omaha 3eed House. '
Ilea < latiartc < rf > for l.auflrvth'8 Celuhutml Soodii ,
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W. H. I'OSTKrt & BON , Propriutors
1022 Ciipitol AVOIIUO.
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Epps's Cocoa
JiHEAKPAST.
" ! \t \ a thorougli knuvladgo of the natural ftwi
. whlcltKOYUin tlib oporxion of dlxuitlon ma nutrl-
tlou , mid bf cartful applinntloa ot tbu Une properlln
( it well teUctod Cocou , Mr. l'i > p > li i prurlduUuur
trokfail ublei wltu a dtllciitvlj lUroiad hoTuraxo
wljlcli uior ui many liouvr duotur't hllU. It U
brthe Judlciouiuie or nirli urilrlei or ( Hut that
conntltutlon miir bo KNi'lunlly nullt up until itruny
enoutli ; lu ro > l > t evrrf teiiilvucf to illioino. lluu-
drod of subtlft nmlttdlei are MoatlDK arnuiiU ui roail/
toauaek nliurovcr Ihuru U uwuaH point. We mar
oiciipii < uauT > fatal liaft br keaplug uunolvui wefl
fortmnd with pura blood aad a pruvurlr nuurliUeJ
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