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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : flPUESPAY AUGUST 28. 18881
LINCOLN NEWS' AND GOSSIP ,
The Whereabouts of Scott and Mc-
Mtihon Still a Myatory.
A SLIPPERY CROOK ON TRIAL.
Incorporation of the Ilcntrloc , Nc-
Iminka City At Northwestern A
Jlnllrcuul Coinpnny Cttinos to
Time Minor Mention.
LIXCOLX DtrncAU OK TIIR OMAHA BEE , 1
1WJ 1' STIIKRT ,
LINCOLN , August ,27. |
What has become of Scott and McMuhon ,
the detectives who have been missing since
the Into riot , and for whom warrants worn
immediately Issued ! This question Is re-
pe.itcdly asked on the streets of Lincoln.
No one seems to bo nlilo to answer It. liut
it is a notorious fact ttiat tlio Burlington au
thorities IOBO no ttmo In making arrests.
First it was Spcllmnn , the wounded bralce-
ninn , for inciting to riot , aud tlion young
Scott , clunked with assaulting tlio depot po
liceman when the bar of Iron was hurled at
the head of the unknown nuin who was on
the tender of the engine , at the time the
shooting and riot bid fair to become general ,
liut this is all right. Lincoln cltlzcus en
dorse every uflort to bring the guilty to Jus
tice , but the 'wonder is why the sumo
interest Is not manifested on the other sldo.
Tlio question was asked TUB JJiu : represent
ative two or throe times to-day , "What isbo-
ing done to capture .Scott and McMuhon , the
detectives who hnd a hand in the late shooting -
ing * " "I know nothing ubout it , " was the
only reply that could be umdo. Liut It is evi
dent that there Is apathy in the matter , and
probably very few care whether tlio sup
posed criminals are capturml or not. It is
reasonably urn-tain Unit nothing is being done
to cfTect their capture.
KUAN STII.I , Till : HTATT.'S I'UISOXDII.
S. P. Dean , the Saunders county embez
zler , who was taken before Judge Stewart
this morning on a writ of habeas corpus ,
found the road his attorneys had taken to
secure hla relearo a rocky ono to travel.
Dean was ready for the racket at the hour
llxcd , but the state asked a continuance until
i ! o'clock aud it was granted. The warrant
was found to bo defective and the ofllccr who
CUIMQ down after him hnd found it out and
had gone back after another ono , ' so that it
could bo immediately served in tlio event of
Ids release , and again place the slippery
crook in the hands of the law. The ronl in
tention was hid under a gauzy pretext la the
motion for a continuance. Sure enough , the
first warrant was not sufticiont to hold him ,
uud the habeas corpus WHS sustained by thu
court. Uut , no sooner than Ills release was
ordered than an lllcer of the law again put
him under urrost , and took him tu the sccno
of his crime on the afternoon train , lill-
lingsby , the prisoner's counsel , however ,
nerved notice on the officer who made the
second arrest , and all others implicated Unit
they would bo prosuoutod for false imprison
ment and malicious prosecution. Dean is
charged with having sold an organ belonging
to T. II. Bowman , a musical instrument
dealer Ht Valparaiso , and appropriating the
proceeds to his own lisa.
A QUICK iiEiunN.
On the 23d of August H. C. Evans , on the
part of the citrons of Newport , Brown
county , llled a complaint before the board of
transportation , alluding that the Elkhorn
railroad company had provided thoin with a
depot and other conveniences , but hod failed
to build stock yards at that phtcc. and al
leged that they wore greatly needed and in-
disponsihlo tor their full commercial trans
actions. Mr. Waring , clerk of tbc board ,
served notlco and copy of the
complaint on tlio railroad company
on the same day , aud on the 3" > th orders were
issued by the general manager of the road ,
to the division superintendent , for the imme
diate construction of suoh yards as the de
mands required. It Is needless to say that
this complaint will never couie before the
board for a hearing and adjustment. The
general manager's ' letter to this effect was
received by Secretary Mungor this morning.
NEW HAIMTAT COMPANr.
Articles incorporating a new railroad com
pany were illod in the oltlco of tlio secretary
of stuto this morning. The company will be
known as the Beatrice , Nobruslyi City &
Northwestern railroad company , and the ob
ject is to construct , equip and operate a
line of road from Beatrice to Nebraska
City by way of Talma c , aud thence
to Wahoo , in Saunders county. The hi cor
porators are the well known capitalists , D.
P. Uolfo , E. S. Hawley , Kobort Lorton , W.
A. Cotton nnd D. T. Hayilon , of Nebraska
City ; and a capital of $3,000,000 Is authorized.
Jt Is said that this amount will bo necessary
io construct the road , and 'that it will be
built. These gentlemen never enter into n
combination without accomplishing their
purpose and ends ,
TO-HArv's COMMISSIONS.
The following notarial commissions were
issued this morning by the governor :
Ulcnard Cunningham , Columbus , Platte
county : Robert Wilson , Noliph , Antelope
county ; James M. Strlbbart , Octuvja , Butler
county ; S. F. Thomas,1 Plattsmontti , Cass
county ; T. C. Crowley , Olax , Custor county ,
Flaglcr D. Hayes , Kedington , Cheyenne
county ; Edmund'O. McOilton , Omaha.
CITV XKWS AND NOTBS.
Mrs. James A. Smith of Wcbt Lincoln died
yesterday at her homo of consumption and
will bo interred to-morrow nt 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Smith was but twcntr-six years of ago and
leaves a husband and one small child to
tnourn her departure.
Joseph Bcott , the young man who was ar
rested at Omaha recently and brought to
Lincoln on the charge of having assaulted.
Tom Kgan , the depot policeman , on the night
of the latu riot , was nrralgnod before Judge
Stewart this morning. He withdrew his
plea of not guilty and was roloasad upon the
payment of a fine of $5 and costs.
Walt Socley cnmo up from Bennett this
morning to escape the snares the preachers
nro setting for his reformation. Camp meet
ing Is m session down that way.
The democratic stale convention , which
convenes hero on the 39th , 1ms not created a
ripple nf excitement as yot. No arrivals uud
no talk of un.V to-day. It is said that the
candidates will not bo legion , and of course
the deliberations of the convention will bo
short nml swoot.
Itoom 2 ! ' of the Capital hotel has boon se
lected as headquarters for Vho meetings of
the executive committee of the state central
committed. The Jlr.st meeting of the coinmit-
tee will bo hold next Monday. A full at
tendance is expected nnd desired.
A Good Appetite
Is essential to good health ; but nt this
Boason it is often lost , owing to the
poverty or impurity of thu blood , de
rangement of the digestive organs , and
the wenkoninir effect of the changing
season. Hood's Siu-sanavilln Is n wpn-
ful medicine for creating tin appetite ,
toning the digestion , and giving
strength to the whole system. Now is
the time to take It. Bo sure to got
Hood's Sui'Siiparilla.
18 VIIGRK A "DIVVY : ? "
\Vliy Were HaJiu'w Figures liaised on
tliu'HllTiix Idst ?
"I want to talk with you about the oouncll
nnd tax lists , " said an olllciivl j estorday to
n Bi'u reporter.
"Proceed. "
"Do you know much about tajc lists ! "
"Considerable. "
"Well , then , I want to toll j-ou that the
18S7 tax list by Halm was never computed ,
and Is , to-day , a mass of errors. Ho received ;
$1,500 for making It , and afterwards put in dat
bill for < K > 00 cxtri ? but the council rut that
down to $300 , malting a total of $ 1,800 for the
tax list of 1SS7. "
"Tho lax list of 1S3S was a great deal
ala.
larger , but was lot to Auchraoedy for $1,000.
This was for the list alone , but nil now addl
tlons and subdivisions wore to bo added.
" Ho had to use the assessment list of 1SST
made by Uahn , nnd after he had the same
nearly completed he found out that the as
scssmcnt lUt of 16S7 wax Incomplete , isnd
had to correct his work , which ho did , uslnj
Uio tax list of 1SS7 for a guldo instead of the
ussasMacnt list. For correcting Halm's nils'
take he put In ablll for $ # 0. IsU
"Tlio city clerk says Halm's list U correct. :
Thp olty treasurer siys thtit Auchmoedy's
list has not o flaw In It ,
"For the tax list of 1S39 Hatm and Auch-
rioody bid. Avchmoeay's bhl xvas V,000 ! for
the assessment , tax list complete , additions
nnd subdivisions added. Halm bid ? 1SOO for
ft e" ! > V of the county tax list. The committee
of tlio council reported that , ns Mr. Holm's
bid was not explicit tnough. both bo rejected ,
and the city clerk make n statement ot Just
what was needed and lot them bid ngaln.
"The city clerk stiys ho knows Halm's hid
was the lowest and best , and the council
gives Halm the Job nt Auchmoedy's bid
? > OjO-whlch Is S2.W inoro than Halm
asked.
Moral "Ono man does n good Job , nnd for
correcting another mun's mistakes putt in it
bid for ! 00 , Just what It costs him. Another
man makes a lot of mistakes , never finished
his work It Is not finished yet gets his full
pay of ? ! , & ( ) ! ) , ami also ? ' ) OJ for putting the
city to nn expense of J300 besides , and then ,
to further pay him , is given n contract for
? JOO more than ho asked. All , because ho Is
a friend of .Too Southard.
"Kvery one except Southnrd who has had
anything to do with the tax list says tlio best
list ' was made out by Auchmoody. "
For dolicncy , for purity , mid for im
provement of the complexion nothing
I'o/woni'B Powder.
equals / .
THHV WKUK NOT MAKllIHD.l
Tlio Kxpcrlonco ot'n Mnn niul AVoinnn
From lown.
Stephen Klon and his wife , formerly of
South Omuha , now of Dubuque , la. , were at
tht'lcourt house yesterday searching for the record -
cord of their marriage. Mrs. Klon is about
to coino into possession of a considerable in-
heritutico from relatives living in Llesnor.
Germany , ' ' 'our yeaw ago she w.is married
to her present husband , and it Is legal proof
of this marriage that must bo sent to her ro-
lativcs in Germany in order to m iko the
money forthcoming. It scums that the
squire that performed the ceremony thr.t
made Mr. and Mrs. Klen imn and wife
neglected to make n report of the same to
the proper county oftlcml , and the oversight
may possibly deprive the worthy couple of a
Imntlsomu legacy.
When Mr. and Mrs , Klcn wore taken to n
number of Justices' odlcos to identify the
place wheio they were married , lu order that
Bouio clue might bo obtained us to tlio
missing rouord , an oflleo in the
Crcicliton block was jiolnted out us
the ono in v/hieh the coroinony
ocourrcd. But when the old gentleman in
sisted that he had paid a foe of ( i , itvas ap
parent that the ceremony had consisted sim
ply ] in getting a license , and that ho hud put
that ' in his rocket in the thought
that all the conditions hnd boon
complied with. When they were told that
they had never been married at all , three
was an evanescent blush on the faces of the
twain , and they forthwith repaired to the
ollico of Judge Wade , and were legally
united. _
If you uood a perfect tonic or blood
purilicr , take Dr. Jones' Rod Glovoi1
Tonic. It speedily curoH all troubles of
the stomachkidneys and livor. Can betaken
taken by tlio most delicate. Price 60
cents. ( Joodnian Drug Co.
Mr. Mooncy'fl Wife and JMIsslvo.
The police authorities are In receipt of a
letter from Edgar Mooney of Modalo , Iu , ,
and the husband of the \yoinati who camn
hero ono day last week in company with one
Charles Huskins , and who was locked un on
suspicion and afterward turned over to the
Women's Koforui union , Mooney was anx
ious to know whether his wife was charged
with any crime , und was awaiting trial. If
she was ho would como .here. The letter
also enclosed a missive to his wife , which ho
requested the authorities to place in her
builds ,
POn SIiKEPJjESSNESS -
Use Horsforil's Acid Phosphate.
Da. C. U. DAKK , Belleville , 111. , says : "I
have found it , and it alone , to be capable of
producing a sweet and natural sleep in cases
of insomnia from overwork of the bruin ,
which so often occurs in active professional
aud business inou. "
i
AVIii ) Knows Herman Hector ?
Chief of Polioo Seavny has received sev
eral telegrams from the superintendent of
the police at Chicago during the past three
days inquiring about the death of Herman
Hector , who , it is supposed , died herb early
last week. However , nothing whatever can
bo learned about him. There was a man who
died at St. Joseph's hospital one day last
week whom the attendants suspected as hav
ing given a false name , but whether ho was
Herman Hector or not there sooins to bo no
means of ascertaining.
Uanlc Imposture.
"Fraud loves a shining murk. " SO-
ZODONT is a conspicuous target for
unscrupulous marksmen. So they lly
their shafts at it in the shape of lies ,
alleging their wretched preparations
for lift teeth to bo equal to that match
less article. Aecopt nothing instead
of it.
m
Fort-Site Bids.
If Is understood that there will bo about a
dozen offers of land for the now situ of Fort
O maha , some of which will coino from as far
n s Calhoun , though the call Jor proposals
from the war department states that the bids
must bo on property within ten miles of this
city and this state. Some of the bidders are
Mr. Hookman.'of Blair , Messrs. Crounso and
Franm , of Oulhoun , a gentleman near Bellevue -
vuo and n syndicate west of the city , near
the intersection of the B. & M. and Union
Pacific roads. '
Free to All.
The beautiful picture , "Will They
Consent ? " is n largo magnificent en
graving , printed upon a sheet 19 inches
wide by 21 inches long. It is an exact
copy of an original painting by 1C wall ,
which was sold for $5,000.
This elegant picture represents a young
lady standing in a beautiful room , surround
ed by all that is luxurious , near a half-
open door , whllo the young man , her lover.is
seen in an adjoining room asking the consent
of her inircnts for their daughter in marriage.
Tlio line Interim ; decorations , together , with
the graceful position of the beautiful girl is
in keeping with the sentiment of the picture.
It must bo scon to bo appreciated.
This valuable picture is lilting to adorn the
wall of any ladies' parlor , ami in order to
offer nn extraordinary inducement to intro
duce our Wax Starch , this costly picture will
bo given away , free to every person purchas
ing a small box of Wax Starch.
This starch is something entirely now , and
Is without a doubt the greatest starch Inven
tion oftho nineteenth century , ( at leastovory-
bodysaysso that have used it ) . It supercedes
everything heretofore used or Vnown to
science in the laundry art Unlike anvother
starch , ns it is coated with pure white
was nud chemically prepared upon scientific
principles by un expert in the laundry pro
fession who has had years of practical exper
ience In fancy laundrylntf. It Is the firstnnd
only starch in the world that makes Ironing
easy and restores old summer dresses to their
natural whiteness , and imparts to linen a
beautiful and lasting llnish.
Please remember that the present you re-
rclvo with each box of Wax Starch , Ims
never been sold nt retail for less than one
dollar. This great offer is only good for six
weeks , nfter which the present will bo omit
ted nnd the starch sold nt the usual price.
Try it and bo convinced of the whole truth.
Ark your grocer for Wax Starch nnd ob-
tniu this beautiful and costly picture free.
THE WAX STARCH CO. ,
Keokuk , Iowa.
On bio Cars to the Depot.
The work on the extension of the cable line
on Tenth street to the Union Pacific depot is
rapidly progressing and It Is thought that by
Thursday the cubic cars will bo in operation
over the same.
same.An
- An Absolute Cure.
The OIUGINAL AHIETIXE O1XTMENT
Is only put up In largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped bands , nnd all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the OIUGIMAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , nt 'Jo
cents per box by mall SO cents.
- '
* Bitten by a Dog.
A dog belonging to Oillcer Hinchoy bit and
tore the leg of n boy named Patrick Connors
yesterday nt Thirteenth nnd Vinton
streets. Tbo dot was lifter war a shot.
FAST HORSES FOR THE FAIR , I
The List of Flyers for the Omnha
Speed
FINE SPORT FOR EVERY DAY.
Sonic lloctml Ilrcnkor * Antoni ; tlic
IJHI | Tliu HOI-MO * lintercd
for the Grand Sloolc
VardH Slake ,
Next Week's Turf Kvontq.
Until the innnngera of the Omaha Fair As
sociation tuul completed ttio contract , they did
notc.nro to announce nny now attraction * ! for
the fair. On sotno duy to bo numod licro if-
tor , the celalmUed lone distance trottlne
horse 1 b'utolllto will make un effort to boat his
1f
former six-mile record of 17:30. : As nn exhi
bition of cmliminco mid spocd , this event
cannot full to bo a R.'oat uttr.iction. As the
amount of the purse depend * on the tlnio
made , the objections usually urged against
spcclul trials will not apply ii this casu.
Included In the list of horses published below -
low , will bo found sover.il iihcnomlimls ,
whoso names until this tcasou , were hardly
known by their grooms , but in n short time
hnvo tniulo national reputations for speed
mid endurance. OMO of these celebrated
flyers , is the f 10,000 beauty , FloBslo G. , mid
the other , the four-ycur-old stallion , Hrown ,
with a record of 2:18. :
Below will bo found a correct list of the
entries :
MO.NIUT , SnrTCMlIRK 3.
Trottlnp , 2-yoar-old colt stakes ; Associa
tion adds IOO ; Hobbio P , b. B. , Kit Pylo ,
Tocumsoli. Neb , ; Kilty C , b. f. , C. II.
Croiglitou , Omnliu ; Countosi , roan f. , Frank
Crum , Avoca , In. : Mannotn , b. f. , A. T.
Turnuy & Hens , IJcd Oak , la. ; Leamey Forest -
est , II. W. Gllm.in , Ouiuha ; Floyd , It. T.
f neobs. Sioux City , In.
Hunnin , liulf-mllo heats , all aces , $100 ;
irst horse , $ TO ; second , 20 ; third , 510.
Closes Septembsr 1 , r > p. in.
TUKSimMJI'ICMIIKU 4.
Trotting. 3:34 : class ; purse , S5GO ; HenD'Or ,
& Pearson , Lincoln ; Alexander K ,
. McEvoy. Klkhorn ; Guo. W. Cook , Perry
ohnson , Colorado Springs ; tioltalro , 11. W.
3ruwn , Fremont : Goldau Wing , H. .T.
Joorc , Dunlap , la. ; Uovcrnuss , H. T.
Cnccbs , Sioux City ; Pete Garden , T. V.
Anvlur , Omaha ; Alma Hey , Frank Lane ,
Aberdeen.
Paeinp , 2:35 : eiass ; JSTO : .ludco M , .T. M.
HillitrJ , ICeokuk ; McFadden , Perry John-
ion , Colorado Springs ; St. John , N. Hrown ,
Omaha : George L , J. H. McSlmuo , Omaha ;
Sol Miller , Luland & Nelson , Troy , Kup. ;
Highland Laddie , G. C. Loomis , Pipostreo ,
Miuu. ; C H II , F. H. Loomis , Pljiestrco ,
inn. ; HurkhaLan , Craig & Co. , Lincoln ,
vas. ; Hilly the Kid , J. A. Graham , Uissjs-
rillo , 111.
WKDVRrlDiT. SBPTRMnBH 4.
Trotting , S : S3 class ; purse S5U0 : Frank P. ,
Perrv Bros. , Wuvue , Neb. ; Kose Coi > lilan ,
13d Pylo , Humboldt. Nob. ; Spectator , J. A.
Grahum , BiKgsvillo Ills. ; Mnxcy Cobb , ] r ,
Miller & Pearson , Lincoln , Neb. ; Forrost-
Wilkes , Perry Johnson , Colorado Springs ;
Manjula , Tuler stock farm , Wichita Kas ; Van
Dyke , P. T. ICombs , Sioux City ; Ouolph , A.
T. Turny * c Son , Hod Oak ; Johnnie P. , Pal
mer Bros. , Ln Crosse , Wis. ; Hou Wriehts ,
H. L. Wilson , Coldwntor , Mich. ; Ottawa
ululd , W. T. Welsh. Ottawa , Ills.
Trotting , 2:24 : olass ; ? 5UO : Carl , Perry
Johnson , Colorado Springs ; Black Tom/Paler
stock farm , Wichita , Kns. ; Surprise , Leach
& Calkins , Omaha ; KtholY. , W. W. Latta ,
TcUnuiali : Chunco , H. L. Wlxson , Cold water ,
Mich. ; Illinois Egbert , M. E. McIIonry ,
Frceport , 111. ; Little Thorn. William N.
Johnson , Aberdeen , Lak. )
Free for nil , stallions ( trottinc ) , $1,200 :
grand South Omnha stock yards stake.
( This is u special stake purse , to which the
entrance will 'bo only ! > per cent. ) : Earl
McGregor. J. A. Graham , Bigjjsville , 111. ;
Hyron Sherman , W. A. G. Cobb , Fremont ,
Nab. ; Surprise , Leach & CilUins , Omaha.
Nob. ; C. Gregory , Council Bluffs , Iu. : Mc-
Lood , II. Chambcrlen , Omaha , Neb. ; Long
fellow Whip ; J. D. Spoors , Prorin , ill. ;
Hrown , J. J. Case , Undue , Wis , ; Uobcrt
Hysdylc , F. J. Grigsby , Maryvillc , Mo.
Tllt'HMUY , SBITUMIIEIlO.
Trotting , 2:27 : class ; purse S.VK ) : Kittio B. ,
Perry Bros. , Wayne , Nob. : Brian Boru , J.
W. Hullard , Kookuk , la. ; Edward H John
Chapman , Wichita , Kas. ; liyron Sherman ,
W. A. G. Cobu , Fremont , Neb. : Louis S. ,
William Duffee , Omalm ; Ethel Y. , W. W.
Lattn , Tehumah , Nob. ; Harrnps Tom , J. B.
Granoy , Troy Kas. ; Cnpi Hunt , N. Brown ,
Omaha , Neb. ; Dead wood , Palmer Bros. Ln
Orosso Wis. : Captain. H. Bean & Co. , Emporia -
poria , Kas. ; William H. , F. U. Abbent. St.
Paul , Minn. ; Howdy , R. Bean , Emporia ,
Kas. ; Joe Moncland , J. O. Adams , Spcnoar ,
la.
Pacing , frco for all , $500 : Lorans. Wade
Gary , Council Bluffs ; Billy thu Kid , J. A.
Graham , niggsville , la. : Wcstmont , C. II.
MeCormlck. Oitmha ; Dr. West , Jno Uiloy ,
Omaha ; Tommy Lynn , C. E. Mnyno ,
Omahn : Billy Bunko. J. Be Cassaday , Col
orado Springs ; Raven Boy , W. A. Jones ,
Rushvnio , Ind.
1'aclng , 2:33 : class , $500 : Nightingale
dim , , J. A. Graham , UlRgBvlHo ; Olls'er E ,
J. C. Elliott , Omaha ,
Trotting , 3:33 : class , $500 : Gladys. U. S.
Mallory , jr. , Huraboldt , Mo. ; My Maud , R.
O. Adams , Omaha ; Aleck K , P. McEvoy ,
Klkhorn ; Gco. W. Coolc. Perry Johnson ,
Colorado Springs ; Slmdcland Onward ,
Gould & Miller , Fullerton : Darknight , C.
H. Creighton , Omaha ; Golden Wing , B. J.
More , Dunlap ; Joe Monolund. J. Q. Adams ,
Spencer , la. ; Lou White , Lou White , Peoria ;
Trotting , free for all , $500 : McLeod , H.
Chamberlain , Omaha ; Flossio G , McHcnry
&Abby , Freeport. 111. ; Loretto F , C. C.
Pound , Jackson , Mich. ; Longfellow Whip ,
Apoars & Schofiold , Peoria , 111. ; James G
J. I. Case , Racine. Wis.
WUUXASDAY , BuriBMncn 5.
Trotting , 2:32 : , purse * 500 ; Frank P , blk. s.
Perry llros. , Wahoo , Neb , : Rose Coglun , b
m. , E. Pylo , Humboldt , Neb. ; Spectator , b
s. , J. A. Graham , Bigpsville , ill. ; Matej
Cobb. jr. , br. s. . Pearson & Tucker , Lincoln
Kas. ; ' Forrest Wilkes. b. g. . Perry Johnson
Colorado Spring * . ; Marquis , D , g. , Tabor
stock farm , Wichita , Kns. ; Van DuUo , b. s ,
R. T. Kncobs , Sioux City , la. ; Guolph , blk
s. , A. T. Turnoy ft Son , Rod Oak , In. ; John
nie P. br. g , Palmer UrcH. , LnCrosse , Win. ?
Ben Wright , b. s. , II. L. Wilton , Coldwater ,
Mich. ; Ottawa Mnlrt , b. m. . William T.
Welsh , Ottawa , 111. ; Joe Moorolnnd , b. 8. , J.
O. Adams , Frcojiort , 111. ; IWwdy , ch. g.-11.
IJenn , Kmporin , Ku ? .
Trotting , 3:2-J : , ptirgo ? WO ; Carl , ch. g. ,
M. L" . Mi-Henry. Preenort , III. ; Liltlo
Theme , b. ui. , William N. Johnson , Aber
deen , Dak. .
Frco for all stallions , trotting , (1,900 ,
grand South Omaha stdck yards stake. This
is a special stake purse ! Karl McOrogorch.
s. , J. A. Graiiam , BlgeDVille , 111. . ; Byron
Sherman , b. s. , W. A. Glubb , FrpnontNcb. | ;
Surprise , ch. s , , Loach & Calkins , Omahn.
Neb. ; "Cyclone , b. s. , C. Gregory , Council
Bluffs , In. ; McLcod , oh. P. , II. Chamberlain ,
Omaha , Nob. ; Longfellow Whip , bl. s. ,
Kpccrs ft Scholleld , Peoria , 111. ; Robert
Hysdy 1C , br. s. , F. , T. Grigsby. Maryville ,
Mo. ; Brown , br. s. , J. I. Case , Uiiclne , Wis.
Kiinnlng 1 mile dash , idl ages , purse H50 ;
entries close the night before.
Tllt'tlSDAY , fcCrTKMllKII 0.
Trotting , 2:27 : , purse $500 : Kitty B. , br. in. ,
Chas. Beel'O , Wahoo. Nob. ; Bruin Born , b.
g. , .1. M. Bullard. Keokuk , In. ; Edward B. ,
ch. e. , John Chapman. Wichita , Ifaii. }
Bvron Sherman , b. s. . W. A. Ghibb , Fre
mont , Neb. ; Louis S. , s. g. , Win. DulTee ,
Omaha , Neb , ; Ethel Y , b. in. , W. W. Lntta ,
Teltanmh , Neb. ; HarropsTom , b. g. , J. B.
Cranny , Downs , Kan. ; Capt. Hunt. b. g. ,
Nat Mro vn , Omaha , Neb , ; Dundwnod , br.
s. , I'alinorBros. , LaCros p , Wis. ; Cuptain ,
g. g. , K. Bena ft Co. , Emporia , Kun. ; Will
iam II. , br. g. , F. D. Abby , Jr. , Freeport , 111.
Fieo-for-nll . ' .OJ Loreno
- - pacing pursu : ,
blk , in. , Jno. D. Crelghton , Omaha ; Billy the
Kid , br. g. , J. A. Graham. Hlggsvllle , 111. !
Wcstmount , br. g.C. H. MoCormick.Omaha ,
Nob. ; Dr. West , br. g. , Jno. Kiley , Omaha ,
Neb. ; Tommy Lynn. b. g. , C. 13. Mayne ,
Omaha , Neb. ; Hilly Hunker , blk. p. , J. B.
Cassady , Colorado Springs ; Haven Boy , blk.
g. , W. A. Jones , Kushvlllc , Ind.
colt stakes association
Trotting four-year-old ,
tion adds $3)0 ) : Gco. Simmons , b. s. , C. II.
Creiehton , Omaha ; Dorlnda , b. in. , P. Mc
Evoy , ElKborn , Neb. ; Baby Mine , b. f. ,
l-"rank Crum , Avocn , In. ; IIaipy | Maud , b. f. ,
U. B. Uuthcrford , Aurolhi , In.
Fill DAT , SKIT. 7.
Trotting , 2:3S : , purse S.'iOO : Ghidy's. ' blk. m. ,
U. S. Maloney , jr. , Humboldt , Neb. ; My
Maud , b. in. , K. O. Adams , Omaha. Neb. ;
Alexander 1C. , b. . , P. McEvoy , Elkhorn ,
Neb. ; Goortre W. Cook , br. s , . Perry John
son , Colorado Springs ; Shadelnnd Onward ,
br. K. , Gould ft Miller , Fullerton , Neb. ;
Dai knight , blk. s. , C. II. Crclghton. Omaha ;
Golden Wing , ch. . , B. J. Moore , Dunlap ,
la. ; Joe Moreland , b. H. , J. Q. Adams , Frco-
port , ills. ; Lon White , b. g. , Lon White , Pe
oria , Ills.
Free-for-all Trotting Purse , $300 : Mc
Lcod , ch. s. . H. Clumberltn , Oinnlm , Neb. ;
Flossie G. , ch. m. , M. E. McEncry , Frcopon ,
Ills. ; Lovettu I-1. , b. m. . C. C. Pond , Freeport -
port , 111. ; Fongfellow Whip , blk. s. , Speers
ft Scholield , Peoria , Ills. ; J.lines G. , ch. s. ,
J. I. Case , Kacinc , Wis.
Kunning two-mile dash , all ages , $ ' 200.
Uunuing livc-eiguts mile and repeat : purse
Entries close night boforo.
Visitors to the city should try the
Glebe hotel , ISliJ Dbujfltis.
Throe Hundred Years Old. '
H. Hutchison , a well-known stock dealer of
Republican City , tliip staio , passed through
Dmithn , a few d.iys iago , on his way homo
! rom Canada. Ho carried with him an an
tlque bible in old EnRlish letters , which was
> rinted in lf > S9. Though lacking but one
year of boing30v ) ycafrs-of ago , it w still in a
state of excellent preservation , though it
boars evidence of having been in its time
most liberally used. U bears on some of its
. ( es the record of the birth and death of
some of Mr. Hutchison's ancestors , the
entry having been made in K1SO. It tells the
tale to-day it did when the names were
transcribed , though 'the writer thereof has
long since been among the departed majority.
The bible has long ) been with Mr. Hutch
ison's family iu Canada , and will hereafter
remain in the care of , the gentleman himself ,
who claims that he would not part with it
for $5,000.
$5,000.A
A Horse \Vlio Can Talk.
Everybody bus heard of a "horse
laugh'hut who has ever seen nn equine
gifted with the power of speech ? Such
un animal would bo pronounced n mir
acle ; but so would the telegraph and
telephone n hundred year.ago. . Why ,
very recently a cure of consumptiot
would bo loolced upon as miraculous , but
now people are beginning to roili/.o :
that the disease is not incurable. Dr
Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery wil
euro it , if taken in timo. This world
renowned remedy will not muUo nov
lungs , but it will restore diseased ones
to u. healthy state when all other means
have failed. Thousands can gnitofullj
testify to this. All druggists.
Drink Maito at soda fountain.
Woods ns the Foot-Pads' Friends.
It has boon hinted to n reporter by a citizen
that the rank vegetation of weeds in variou
parts of the city arc affording to much of
screen to the tliugs and robbers. Nearly all
the highway rob Dorics of late have occurred
near such snots , the shade cast by tho'wocds
oven being deep enough to conceal the high
waymen. It is thought that thcso ought to
bo removed before the fair.
In another column of this issue will ho
found an entirely now and novel speci
men of attractive advertising. It is one
of the neatest ever placed in our paper
and wo think our readers will .ho well
repaid for examining the SUPPOSED
display letters in the advertisement of
Prickly Ash Uittors.
the Institute.
The roof has just been placed on the now
building at the institute for the deaf and
dumb , which Is to be used as 'a dining-room ,
kitchen nnd pantry. The npproprintion tor
the structure was made nt the last session of
the legislature , and nmounted to 510,000.
Gillcspio says that the now addition will
greatly increase the capacity of the institute.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH DIAMOND BRAND
\THComGIN AL.THC ONLY CI-NUIHB
ENNYROYAL .BEWARE OFWORTHLESSlMITATIONS
, ASK DRUGGIST FOR © ( CHESTER'S ENCUSH
. SAFtALWATSRUIABU. TO LADIES , DIAMOND BRANDJAKENOOTMES
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INDISP NtABLC.SOlODYAlL DRUS6ISTS
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HTBAOBDiWITFIBE WORKS ,
Some Pieces Never Before Produced
in This Country ,
ThitMrtny , An nst Doth , the Opening
Msht of 'Tlio 8clK" ' ° f Hohis-
topnl" The I'rnpnrntlons Tor
the Gront Invent Ooin-
plotftl.
Tliuwilny , August { , 1P3S. w 111 1m a ilny IOIIR
to be ri'inuiubertMl by tlio eltlzona of Onnilm. the
nliiK ilay of tliu KroiU npcctnciilnr f lay 'The
o of HobustniHil. ' ' No jmllis or expense
liuvo benit spared by tlio iimmiKement iiiul Its
sticcess Is un nssiireil fact. Mure tlmn tliroo
lunitlrvil ntul llfty persons will tHKopnrt In Its
production , iniiklu.it nt UUCP , In point of numbers
iiuil nmnnlltconce. one of the ( iroatiMt nlTnlrs
over brotiKht to the west. TUB Olnnlm tlunrds
111 DKUIU crniplcitously In Hits lutfi-estlnir
elu > > nmllicii plttuil aK.Unit the regulans will
Una the old steady heads full of nu-tnl ; men
who are ntcd tu the sudden imtstliiR of n xhi'll
or the boom of a cniiiinn. The erent Ilreworks
Olsplny In connection with the "SolRe of
Sobnstupol" Is being enliirtceil nnd mnjinimtcil
in iniitiy wnyd by the Introduction of soiuullio
plectM recently inanufncttireii by Jlr. 1'nln , nml
which lm\o nuvrr been Klven In this country
before. Thurmlay evenliiR. the opeiilug night ,
will bo n special Omnha night , reonlo RhouUl
not conrouud thU exhibition w 1th n panorama ,
It IK nothing llku It. In this uro found real live
lighting mcutialiird to the business ; peimtno
fihflln which explode mid buildings crumblobo-
iiealli the very feet of the Blunting narty and
ovurtho lieailx of those. Rccreteil. Tlio vholo
eiitortiUniiivut Is full of life , nud u mure exclt-
Imr. realistic prortnctlon was never conceived.
Iloio ohnvea gcnuluo lake with bontsupon
It , llrlng their deadly mlsille.s at the too. Tim
entlroBccuoIaouoof most bewildering gruml-
our.
our.It Is owing to tliB enterprise of same of
Onmha'B Hvo and energetic oltlrens that wo are
favored by tuts gigantic exhibition , the like of
which has never before been Been In the west ,
and it Is Just this same enterprise that has
made Omaha the city that Ills. Wehavohoro
homo of tliu tihloBt Ihiaiicler * . thu Bhroudost
merchants and the ablest piofessloMal men to
bo found In the country. Among the latter wo
wish to mention particularly Dr. Charles M.
Ionian , who for the past year has been the resi
dent physician for the widely known specialist ,
Dr. .1. wesapMcCoy. . Our readers have been
presented e\cry wonk with the testimonial of
Home well known Utlzcn who had consulted anil
buen treated by the doctor and what Is more ,
been cured by him. The latest to add her testi
mony to the iVt Is Mrs. 11. II. Hall , whoso \i\t\ca \
of residence Is No. yniii South & > lh street. Jlr.
II. II Hall , the husband of Mrs. Hall , has been
omp'oyed by Harris A ; 1'ishcr , the well known
meat men , for over fourteen years , and Is well
and favorably KIIO\MI In this city. Mrs. Hall
says :
"Tor more than a year I had been troubled
with nn allllctlon of my he.td , throat and stem
ach. My head was continually Ktopped up iiutt
full of pain. 1 haduu uwful piln overmyoyes
all the time. My throat as moro or less sore ,
and I \\a-s kept busy hacking and spitting. Mv
stomach wu > > out of cnlermost of the tlmo and
nothing that I could eat would agree with mo ;
my lungs fait Horn and I began to got frlghttm-
ed ; my noao was stopped up , Urst one side then
the other and I would luve a tightness on my
chustthat would scaicoly allow mo to breathe.
This went mi this way for 11 while , and It got so
bad that I could scarcely stand It any longer. I
was afraid thMroness In my lungs would go
Into consumption and when 1 got n cough to my
troubles , become seriously alarmed ami con-
miltml a physician. Ilmdbeenfor some time
lending the tostlmonlul of persons cured by lr >
.T.Ciesap McCoy and after considerable hesita
tion 1 at last concluded I would try him. I called
at his ollico and was examined by Ur. Jordon.
who told mo my trouble was cntarrh and that
ho could cure mo. I believed him and started
treatment , and after the llrst treatment 1 felt
Loiter and my friends noticed the change ; tlio
doctor thought ho would euro mo In throa
months but H only took two mouths and 1 am
entlioly cured. 1 do not have any pains In my
head or over my eyes and the hawking and spit
ting Is all gone ami what Is better , the soreness
on my lungs ami the dllllculty 1 had In breath
ing has all left me , and 1 am as well again as
ever I was. Von can have no Idea the change
the doctor made In me In two months and I have
enough confidence In Ills ability to boll vo he
can do the same for anyone hiilTerlngns 1 did or
even worse , "
As above stated Mis. Hnll resides at No. SOOU
HoiitliSitthsiTPetand will willingly and cheer
fully coroborate the above testimony to anyone
who will take the trouble to addie&s or call on
her at that address.
" 1 Don't llellcvn It. "
No doubt this Is the remark made many times
after reading our testimonials by skeptics
"They buy their cases. " Just toiisu'er. for one
moment , are the poopla of tnls community so
grasBlng for money that they in general our
cases nro taken from the general public would
connive for a paltry sum to hoodwink and
tleeco their fellow men ? Not only that , could
we atror.l. In u monetary house , not to speak or
lliidiiiglho person , to pav from ten to Hfty dollars
lars for the u o of a man's iinmo and his man
hood to cheat and bwlmllo poor unfoitunates ?
No. Our testimonials are given voluntarily by
thankful patients whoso names and addresses
are given In full , wo do not give the Initials fet
lowed bv a , but the correct mime and a d
dress so'that all can tludthem. Theio are thous
ands of skeptics still luthoclty who sulfer fiom
stopped up noses , wltli mutus collecting In their
throats , making the-lr voices thick and husky
and with a nasal twang , sulferlng from head
ache , cars ringing , coughing , hawking and spit'
ting continually , others with discharges from
their ears , more or less deaf , a great annoy-
anceto tncrosHivesandothors , aim why ? Slnv
ply because they are skeptical ; they don't take
the trouble to look our cases up , and even If
they did , they oftentimes hug the small sum
that would make thorn well until it groans.
Health Is worth more than money , and at tin
low price for which relief can bo obtained It I
a "blotch oa his escutcheon" to let the chance
BO by.
_ _ _ _
bOMlSTIUNG WORTH KNOWING ,
an-.l of Dia-
The Ttr ginning Progress a -
oixso su Couinioti in this Climate.
A. Fnw Symptoms of Disease That
May Prove Serious to You.
Do you have frequent flts of mental depression -
sion ?
Do you experience ringing or buzzing noises
in your oars/
Do. yon feel as though you must suffocate
when lying down ?
Are you troubled with a hacking cough and
general debility ?
Are your eyes generally weak and watery and
frequently Inllaiued ? . , . , . ,
Does your voice have a husk , thick sound and
n uasal wort of twang'/
Is yon breath frequently offensive from some
unaccountable cause ?
Have you a dull , oppressive headache , gener
ally located over the eyes ?
Do you have to hawK and cough frequently in
the ollort to clear your throat ?
Are you losing your sens of smell and is
your sense of taste becoming dulled ?
Does your nos > always feel stopped up , fore-
Imr you to bieatlm through your mouth ?
Do you frequently feel dizzy , particularly
when btoopinu to pick anything oir.the Moor ?
Docs every little draft of lr and every slight
change of temperature glvo you a cold ?
Are you annoyed by n constant desire to hawk
spit out an endless quantity of phlegm I
Do you rls-e from bed ns tired and weak as you
were the light before and feel as though you
wanted to lie thoie forever ?
Is your throat Illlcd with phlegm In the morn
ing , which cxn tmly be discharged after violent
couching and haw King and spitting ?
Do you occasionally wako from a troubled
sleep with a start and feel as If you had just
escaped a horrlolo death by choking ?
Have you lost all interest In your calling or
business or former pleasures , all ambition gone ,
and do you feel indlirerent whether tO'iuoiroir
Hurts you alive or dead ?
Are you troubled with a discharge from the
head Into throat , sometimes watery and exces
sive , sometimes mucus , thick , btlcklna to what
ever It touches , sjinetlmes bloody , and nearly
always putrid and ollenslve ?
The above are como of the many symptoms
of catarrh and tlio beginning of lung troubles.
Not ono case in a hundred will have all of thcm ,
but every one allected will have a few or many
of them. The greater or inoro fcerlous your
symptoms , the more dangerous your condition.
U'hls ' class of disease Is tieatld very successfully
by Dr. McCoy or his associates. The many
cases reported through the columns of the dally
papers proves this , and each fctatcment pub
lished Is substantially the same as given by the
patient cured. Dr. McCoy uud his associates
use no secret nostrums , but euro disease by
their skillful combination of the best kmnMi
remedies , applied In the most approved mati-
ncr , and by using the latest and most highly
lecommonaed appliances known to the profes
sion. They thus produce results that speak
for themselves in the many patients cured , and
wo HSMiro our readers that tlicso eminent phy
sicians have achieved a success In curing dis
ease which fcir or no other doctors can dupli
cate.
1'einanently
Dr. J.Crcsap McCoy , late of Ilellevue Hospi
tal , Now Voile , succeeded by Dr. Charms
M , Jonlon , late of the Univer
sity of New York City , also of Wwhinc'
ton , D. 0. . hare located permanently In 1Cl !
llamgo Ulock , Omaha. Neb. , whoru all curable
cases are treated skillfully. Consumption ,
IlrlRht's Disease , Dyftpepsla. Itheumatlsm , and
all nervous dlseasea. All diseases peculiar to
tcx a specialty.
CATARRH CURED.
Consultation at ofllco or by mull , 11 , Office
hours , U to 11 a. in. , U to 4 p. m. , T tu H p. m.
Sunday Hours , from O a. m , to 1 p. 111.
Corespondenca receives prompt attention.
No letters answered uufesi accompanied by 1
ctnU in stamp * . *
BARNUM-BAILEY
15 New UNITED SHOWS
Omaha , Wednesday , September 5tli ,
Grounds at Charles St. , Between 21st and 24th Sts ,
P. T. BARNUM'S
Grcntcxt Show on Ihirlli , forever milted ( o lie !
GREAT LONDOM CIRCUS ,
,
Paris Olympla Hippodrome and Monster World's ' Fair ,
5 NEW SHOWS ADDED THIS YEAR ,
Tremendously Big Shows Combined
3 Ciroiisrs In O
U Mcuncorics In 2 lotits.
Horse Fair , QRO Horace In np'colnl tent.
1'arls olyntpla Hippodrome.
Hugo I'jteVHtcil Stage Performances.
Museum of Ijivlnc WomlorB.
ArtUlolut Ijako ofltoftl Water.
Talking Scale , Trained Zebras , Kleiilinntu , Oatriehos , Giraffes , &o.t Aio ,
-TT7"lV/r'T = 3C' " > as natural as life and his
Capt. PAITL UOl'TOJV , the Acqiuitic Marvel.
RonJ WILD MOORISH CARAVAN ; Genuine TRIBE of WANDERING Bedouins ;
ALGERIAN DANCING Girls ; Arabian Horses , War Weapons , &c.
THRILLING RACES , DARING FEATS , AMAZING ACTS ,
JAPANESE troupe of Exports ; 100 Sonsutional and Novel displays ; 200 Uhonom-
cnuliind Dashinr { Porforincrs ; 1000 Now Feuturos never soon boforo.
&T"lmposslble to praduce another such sftoft > . " .g |
2 Performances Every day , - 2 and 8 p. nrit
Doors open nt 12:30 : nnd 6:30 : p. m.
ADMISSION TO ALL 60 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER 0 YEARS , 25 CENTS.
All tents remain up until 0 o'clock at night.
ISFTremendous New Free Street Parade.
With a myriad of absolutely now features , at 9 o'clock n. . m. through 10th , Farnam ,
Douglas and principal streets.
To accommodate visitors , reserved numbered scats will bo sold at the regular
price , nnd admission tickets at the usual slight advance at J. T. Kinslor's druff
store , 1307 Farnam street.
HEDUCJSD KATES ON ALL RAILROADS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN LINCOLN SEPT. 0.
SEBASTOPOL AMPHITHEATER
North ICth Street , Between Binney nnd Wirt Sts. , Omaha.
Commencing THURSDAY EVE'NG. , AUG. 30'
Siege of Sebastopol
, THE GRANDEST OF
MILITARY SPECTACULAR CONCEPTIONS-
Invented and produced by Pain & Sons , of London and New York.'Thc rlc & Cooper
Manager * , Realistic bombardment or forts , by boats , on an immense Artifi
cial Lake. Terrific Assault of Fortress bjr Allies.
350.PERFORMERS 350'
Correctly costumed and excellently drilled as Russian Soldier * , Cossacks , French
and English troops and marines , Turks , Sardinians , etc.
MARVELOUS PERFORMANCES
By specially engaged artists , Russian athletes , Swordsmen , etc. The whole to
conclude with
$1,000 FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
Consisting of the latest noveltiesManhattan Beach Aerial and Aquatic Pyrotichnici
Music by Sabastopol Military Band. i
Admission 5Oc ; - - Reserved Seats , 75ov H S
.
1888 THE GREAT 1888' ia
OMAHA FAIR AND EXPOSITION !
Held September 3 to 8 , Inclusive.
Most Complete and Best Arranged Fair Grounds in the West' ' '
The best accommodations for stonk , which can bo unloaded from cars at the # *
grounds. Superior accommodations for agricultural exhibits. The boat and > ?
fastest track in the country. Competition open to the jvorld. No entry too except
copt in racing purses.
Special Attraction Each. Day.
GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT Pyrotobhnical Display every evening of th
SIEGE OF SEDASTOPOL. For premium lists , circulars and informa
tion , address
J. H , McSHANE , Secretary , Omaha , Nebraska ,
DR. HORDE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts ! |
The Grandest Triumph ol Electric Selene * 1 m 4
Seiftlliik Scln ca"y M"de and Practically Applied.
DISEASES CURED WITHOUT 1IEDICIHES ,
BTP Ufll I ftllDE ? Vflll < > Pali * In tae Haelr. ! . Head or Umni ,
II VVIL.L. VrMrfEi TVlU K.rr.ia lUhllllr. L bU , . , 4i n.rS P.kllllr , Hha. :
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Ultod utwMM. l r p r. i t , lkt IkU belt U Jut Wnat ! oe d.
guetrtcitt Irulanllu nit I 0 n b rolled
to nr pwt at the bo3y. Whale Uiollcui VlfHEN ALL. .4
. .
w r It. I tleelrlflM the bloo and eur n
rCTIUnUlil * er7 on geuulji Bdtn Jhf t > rT liiloti. If TB lh followtnjf who bare b * n
Id 1 ImUIIIAL * CUIUro t- > . J. Hoall , nO , R. fi ; f rk r nnd J. U. llatlittt , nllon Hoard of Trade , .4i
leaioi A. ( intorr , oemmlMUnttUXbinl.Btock Vanli ) UnddI > obl .tbaineatboriiiinaJiCal. | OonnBljT ,
of the Intrr Octant Q. IT , Pcllol. M. l > , Mormoolowu , lowai Litmuil UlTk. Kankak elll.t Judge i. M , i
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pail ofitcei L. P. MoMlcna l , M. U. , Buffalo , 1. . " Tonr liel t bat acoorapllnaeil wkal no other renwdr ba t
itoailr n rtM andcomforutl . l paluiiht. " BobU Ball , alJerulaD , 160 Xait Mlb6tru < t.Itir ( fork
- aad tbotifanda of othira.
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Hit HUnilC CLCuInU mNIRCIIU RCkl irarellronit or mild a.i the wearer may _ _
aim preduen oonllniau eurreot ) eoneti electricity throiuth the boden the r rve . It euros lilioaiei
t > r reneratlns a contlDBOei cat-rent of electrleltr < 1O or 1 * bour < out of IH ) Ihrjuuhout ( be buraan tjtttm ,
aUejlnaiiilnerTouineulmniedlatelr , and proaucloBamw elroulaUon of tka life forcoa the blood , lm-
pardnir Tlirorttrenxtbeaeriir * 3dhtaltbwhenallo h rtreatmenthaifalleJ , TbetntrlU of tUi eioa <
UfleUkltarebeliuireeoirBlaeilaAdlndonedby tboiuandi whom It hi "
tKCM Anr lunk.cominjroliUa encr or wbolecale Uoaie InCblcuot wholtjalo
Baa rraa enoaadCbleage. UjTBend tampCat IB PM1 lllortrated papiphltt.
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RUPTURE ° . n7 DR. NOME'S ELECTRO-IUINETIC BELT-TRUSS.
P , I'rint
cured. CoadworkgCoadrtrerncct , ta dar >
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Surgeon and Physician ,
Offlc * N. XV Cornnr lUli unrt Uouclim St. Offl
Ulophyne , tti ; HeoMonco UlopUune , SCi.
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