Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , .MONDAY , AUGUST 2-5 , 1890.
miixT's ' TRIP TO ROSTON
vjIIMu 0 Hill lu JUl/kJll/iii / /
bright and Breezy Oommont on the Hub's '
Happy Hubbub
HE OWNED A WAR VESSEL FOR A DAY ,
Onmtia IfonnrtMl Hl li AllOVft KIUIHIIB
City , Denver , SI. Paul niul Mliine-
ii.o1K A JjSSJB IVr Plato Din.
lid-\\itll tllU I'l'GHlllutlt.
Mnyor C'ushltifr relumed yesterday from
Iho ( 'nuid banquet given III honor of the
president , vlcoprosMunl , tlio cabinet untl the
innyon of the prlnclp.il cltlos of the union by
the Mayon' club of Massachusetts , In Bos
ton. AuKUit I1. .
"I Imvobnon nhwnt about two weeks , "
Bnlil Im to a rpprowntatlvo of Tin ; Hun , "nml
ninoro thoroughly delightful tlmo than tli.U
tponl In Hostou Hh.is nurcr before been my
privilege to enjoy. The banquet wns muilo H
prini'lpul fu.itura In coniicotloii with the re
union of the ( Jr.iMd Army of tlio Hcpublic ,
nml a mmi < superb affiilr WIH probably never
witnessed In tlio history of such occasions in
Aincr u i
"lljston cort'ilnly ilid hnriolf cxcocdlnRly
proud In tlio thorouch-Kolni'manner In which
she dispensed hoipitiilltloa , which scorned
simply limitless. Tlio decjr.it Ions In them
selves wore worth many u hundred uiilos of
travel tosco , while tlio innnnor In which the
city planned for lh < > every pleasure of her
multitude. of Muots was iiiatelilchH.
"From the fiiytjinoincnt of Oinalm's nnlvnl
she was fuirly tulceii up in arms mid not set
down again until tlio en tire programme of
festivities htl : been fully completed. And In
tlilt connection 1 nm uinibla to IIml words to
oxprcHj tlio ciMtltu lu I feel to tivo gcnUonicn
In pur.iculiir ( it-ncral Collins anil Mr.
Noonun. It will bo remembered Hint
Cuierul Collins visited Omaha n few
months auo accompanied by Mr. Xoonnn ,
mid was given n reception and banquet by
our Union Club. Mr. Noonan w.is appointed
u upcclul ijuiird over us us soon as wo touched
Ufi'.lon , and under hli control wo wore not
nil * wed under any clivmnstnncea to spend a
penny and werotiiken everywhere and shown
every tliinir Yes , Ociicral Collins and Mr. "
> J ( > ( imiii certainly did nil In their powot to
bestow every possible courtesy , favor nnd
lionor upon Omaha ai ro presented bv uiysulf
on the occasion.
"The statement , tnny seem incredible , but it
took tliu great procession , whifh the dos-
patchca noticed so fully , from S o'clock In the
morning toll o'clock at nlL-ht to form nnd tin-
Ish its line of inarch This was owinp to the
hhort , n.iriow and winding streets
in Boston. 'Jlio same procession
ronld have Icon handled on
Omaha's broad and long streets in a couple of
lioui's with perfect c.iso. Omaha's represen
tative was Riven a line pl.ico for viewing tlio
Kreat turnout , tlio location being the demo
cratic state headquarters on Washington
MrcotVhen tlio Nebraska veterans came
nlong I roinnrked loud enough to bo hoard fern
n rons'ider.iblo distunco around throuL'h the
crowd
' "Hero 00:110 : our boys ! Not very many of
them , but they're the stuff ! '
"And you should Inivn hoard the vollcvs of
roaring cheers which the host of democrats
nml ethers nil about mo set up !
"Tho little Incident seemed to make the old
iiauii'-scivrrod lighters boys ngnln. Other
crowds or spectator * caught on to the ovation
Given the Nebraska troops and took up tlio
cheering in i manner that in.ido one's blood
UM IU wmi piuiiour pleasure.
"Hut n word about the banquet !
"In his table talk President Harrison said
that never before in the history of the gov
ernment had tborobeon so many ofllcers nml
executives of the government gathered about
n banqueting board. Thcro were about two
hundred of them , anil amore magninccnt mid
Imposing body of men 1 never again expect
to sto around a tnblo. The room was simply
ono great bower oflowers , while the tublo
Itself WHS simply Indescribable in Its cle-
panco. As n llttlo roir.ark on the sldu I will
Inform you that the cost to the club WIM. I
learned , over fJo a plate , ftotico the menu
card ;
MttlcuVoelt Claim ,
Green TurlluhoiiDiin.x ( jucnlllos
Cons'jiiiine H In l.iiiililno. ) | Uoiory.
h'pnnMi .Miivkuiul u lit Miiltrod'llniul.
Oucuinlu-M , Soft Siit-li Cribs a la Tartare ,
Milet of bi'of mix C'hiiiiiplj.'iioiis ,
Orcon Uoiiso , Ho t ] , ardcd Spiliur chicken ,
bwt'etllri'iids iuiI'ctlts 1'oK ,
lltmohees of Lobs to i a laSIarjland ,
I'Diet of lirousp. a In IVrlguuiix ,
Tiniballsof SiiiiKhcttl a la illlaiialso ,
Corbel u la Itoiiiulno.
Plover. KnclMiPnlpe.
Boulllt ; a In I'arUlt'iiiu' , Uharlottu Husio.
< ream Tortunl , Deml-slaco aux I'r.ilit's ,
Tiutl 1'nittl. Sultana Koll , t'lai-ut tiiiuco ,
I'ciut , I'eiwlies , llimlmi ! Uraiu'S.
Stilton and Itoiiuufiirl L'lioiBu , Olives ,
Collco.
"You observe , " continued itho mayor ,
"Unit the card contains no mention of wine
but let mo tell you there was plenty of it
served to each guest , just tlio same.
"Omaha was honored with n very liand-
some compliment and a mighty line bit of nd-
vorUsitiB ut ono unit llio mime tlmo , at tills
dlmur where wore gathered thoprlndpalaiul
leadl ig dignitaries of the nation. It came
ubout In this way : As I have said , there
were nbout two hundred guests. Notwith
standing this great number , however , Omaha
was the only western city that WHS called
upon for a speech , And Omaha responded to
the vary best of her ability , and with nil duo
modesty allow mo to add that she received at
various parts of her tulk n regular ovelono of
dicers and wills of ' ( Jo on I Go on I1'
"Poor old Kansas City , Denver , St. 1'aul
nnd Minneapolis were not in it nt
nil , both llguratively speaking and
us a matter of fact. And hero I will
say that it was nothing less than
wonderful how much the Dos ton people have
to tay , about Omaha's ' census-Its knocaing
Kan.sns City and Denver both out so com
pletely Everybody was anxious to know
what prospect there was of our boating pro
hibition hero this full. Several ca ltmlsts-
told nio that Ifvo downed it they had ar
ranged to Invest largo sums of monev In
"umifaoturlnt'nnd mercantile business in
SpcnUIng about tlio nppc.iranco of the
BUChta present nt the banquet , Mr. dishing
mild that to his eye YIco I'rcMdout Morton
was the picture of Sol Smith Russell when
the latter was doing his net of crying and
laughing nt ono nnd the s.imo
tlinp. IIo wns most Impressed
with Congressman Boutello , of Maine ,
vhoin ho described as the most brilliant find
entcrtalnliiK speaker ho over has heard.
\V hlloln Doston the mayor MIVS ho heard
that In the North American squadron , then
riding In the harbor , was a boat named "Tho
Lushing , " mid proceeded to look it up. IIo
found it to bo n torjiedo boat with the fastest
record of any war boat In the world , U was
named after Commander Cubhing , whoso
brilliant naval exploit , that of blowing up the
Albcmarlo during the civil war , has become
n part or the history of that strugglo. Con-
tinning his Investigation , the mayor found
that ho was a fourth cousin of Commander
Cushlng. Upon acqualntlnff the superior
ofilcor of the vessel with these facts , that In
dividual honored him by steaming up nnd
Riving Mm a spin of several miles on the
oceiin.
"It Isn't ' every mayor In the country. "
laughingly commented Mr. dishing , "Hint is
honored with the freedom of a United States
wnr vessel and given u long ildo in It , all for
hla special bcnellt. And , hard as it may bo
to believe , It's a fact ne\crtheloss , that when
the old captain gave orders to run live miles
full speed just to let mo see what my name-
Bake could do , It seemed as though wo were
Colngnearlv in fast as u train of cars when
milking up lost tlmo. I cdnslder that ride ouo
of the greatest events of my life. "
3n conclusion , Mayor Gushing said that ho
visited Philadelphia and examined tlio new
cltv hull that Is now under roof thorn H is
to Iw the lai-Bcat mid most imiffiiillecnt city
Imll in America , and will cost f.WK,0 > J. Ho
also visited the city hull in Now York , and
says that the town has so much outgrown the
btructuro that largo numbers of oiiu-o rooms
'have had to be taken outside to accommodate.
the city business.
So far ns getting now Ideas for use in
Omaha , ho says that the entlro niodoof tr.ms-
nctintf business thcro is so wholly different
tlmt none of the Now York Ideas could bo ap
plied to this city's government , which , niter
having compared It with that of many of the
principal cities , the mayor thinks U less sus
ceptible of luinrovcmeiU thau auy ho hoa over
ItOTIIACItUirs I'OUTIIAIT.
Artist Mntviincy'N ' Gift to Tlic Otiinlm
I'rosn Club.
A special meeting of the Omahn press club
was held nt Its rooms In TUB BED building
yesterday afternoon , which was well at
tended.
The occasion was the presentation to the
club of the lifelike portrait of the Into O. II.
llothnckcr which Wfts painted by the artist.
John Mulvnnoy , \iurm personal friend of
the dead writer.
Major Howard , who wns tlio most Inlimato
friend of the late Kothackor , inivlo the pre
sentation speech , prefacing Ids remarks with
the explanation that the painting had been
sent to the club , through him , by the nrtlst.
Ho then referred In n brief but eloquent
speech to the many ennobling characteristics
of the dead man. The speaker said that
when the present generation
of newspaper men had paswd
iiwriv , many , perhaps , might Inquire who the
original of tlio portrait was , but few would
bo compelled to nslt what ho was , The major
then presented the portrait to the club in the
immoof the nrtlst.
The gift was ace.'ptcd In a neat speech by
by tlio president pro teni , K. ( J. Knydcr , on
bolmlf of the club , and a i-oinmlttoe , consist
ing of S.V. . N'iles , H. A. Eaton and Major
Howard , was appointed to draft suitable res
olutions of thanks to be forwarded to Mr.
Mulyancy.
The eloquent likeness , In nn elegant gold
frame , himgs upon the wall of the main room
of the piess club ipmrtors , In nu excellent po
sition where the clean cut , expressive fea
tures of the well known journalist seem to
gaze npou tlio deliberations of the body of
which ho was a pioaiinent member.
Uurdock Hlooil Hitters taken after eating
will relieve any feeling of weight or over
fullness of the stomach. Sold everywhere.
THIS SW11CIIM.UN.
The Ijocal Union Dlqunsscs tlio Strike
Situation.
The Switchmen's union mot yesterday after
noon In the old Knights of Pythl is hall on
Fourteenth street. Tlio attendance was quite
large , there being seventy-live present. The
impending strike on the Northwestern system
was < ) iilto thorougly discussed , but ns no di
rect communications from tlio eastern seat of
war had been received the union could only
discuss the strike In a general way and ox-
eh.uigo views as to the piobabllltics of llnal
results. It is a foregone conclusion , of course ,
that the members of the federation of
switchmen and trainmen In Omaha will
obey the call for a general strike It U
comes. They do not want a strike , but they
nro loyal to the org.ini/atlons of which they
nro mcmbeis. It is pencrally believed by the
leading men in the Oinilni ledge that if it
comes to u llnal test of strength the tele
graphers , switchmen ami trainmen will all
go out together. In ease the strike Is or
dered on the entire Northwestern system ,
then the next move to bo looked for will bo
the interference of other lines in helpim , ' the
Yanderbilt system out of the bloikado.
If this occurs , then a general strluc
or boycott on every road that of
fers to assist tlio Viindorbllt system
will bo instituted and the greatest strlkj
ever known In tlio UnitoA States will bo on.
The switchmen of Omatia express n hope
that so terrible a state of alfalrs may not
bo brouirht about. They bcliovo that some
thing will bo done ono way-or other tod.iy.
The switchman's uiiimul convention will
incotln UutTaloon Seit jm')2r 15. The dele
gates from Onuhu union , No , II , are G. M.
I'almer , of the Union Paeillo yards , John II.
Kane and .fumes 1 < " . Suullcn. Mr. Scullen is
also a member of the grand lodge.
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Xervino. Ss.unploj free at Kuhn &
Co.'s , 13th mid Douglas.
Tli-i MrlcklnycrH' IMc.-nlc.
Three hundred bricklayers , their ladies
and a brass band went down to the Waterloo
picnic grounds yesterday. Led by tbo A. O.
II. Mud , the membaw of the union marched
to the depot hi the morning , nnd at 1
o'clock the train pulled out.
Hiiln kept many at home , and to some ex
tent interfered with the enjoyment on the
grounds , but notwithstanding tills , thoio
who \voro in attendance had a highly enjoy
able time. During the afternoon prizes wore
awarded ns follsws : Winner of barrel
race , Sterling Knddlainun , u stiver cup.
The 100 yard race wns xvon by Dick IIov ,
who also won n line S3 plpo. Dan O'Kceffe
run llfty yards and brought homo u gold
headed cane. Jdlss Maggie Toohoy ITIIS
awarded a solid gold bicn&tpin on account of
being the best waltzer on the plattorm.
ICnlves were won by Andrew Cederqulst and
Jack O'Kcoffo , who were in the boys' race.
The three-logged race was won by' Charley
and Fred Hey , both of whom were invscntcil
with n pair of solid gold sleeve buttons.
The plasterers and bricklayers put up n
game of ball befoio going homo. The score
was 17 to 7 in favor of the latter.
Nervous debility , poor memory , dinidonco ,
sexual weakness , pimples , cured by Dv. Miles'
Nervine. Samples free at Kuhn it Co.'s , 15th
and Douglas. _ mt (
Was Not Dielz's Partner.
Ilcf erring to n special telegram from Has
tings in yesterday's I3ci : , regarding asult that
tlio Uity National bank had begun against C.
N. Dietz of Oamha and M. L. Elscmoro of
Hastings , formerly manager of Mr. DIeU's
lumber ynnlnt Hustings , Mr. Diotz and his
attorney , Mr. Montgomery , said last night
that the statement to tbo effect that Mr. Klso-
moro had been n p irtnor with Mr. Dietz In
the lumber business , was entirely Incorrect.
Mr. ISUemoro was simply an employe of Mr.
Diet ? . They also allege that the
failure of the brick company will not fall
entirely upon the shoulders of Mr Elsomoro ,
but that Mr. Uostwlek , president of the Uity
National bank , and Mr. Paul , county treas
urer of Adams county , were partners with
Mr. Ebomoro in the brick business. Mr.
Diet/ claims to hive had no interest in the
brick concern whatever. Mr. lletz ) dis
claims all knowledge of or liability upon cer
tain notes now hold by the City National
bank , upon ono of which suit has been begun.
Distinguished Parisian Visitors.
Mr. L. Plancl , the distinguished pianist ,
ami his wife , the no less distinguished ac
tress , of Paris , will arrive in Omaha tod'iy
and will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. S.
Hood , at their elegant country home , Holly-
rood. Mr. Planel Ins had several elegant
testimonials presented him by the crowned
beadsof ; Europe , nnd the muslo loving people
of Omatia would doubtless bo delighted to
have the opportunity of listening to his ur-
tistlo work on the violin ; but as Mr. nnd
Mrs. Vhincl nro simply enjoying a pleasure
trip through this country it Is not probable
tlmt a very largo number of the citizens of
Omaha will be granted the plcasuro of hear-
ine them during their present stay. Mr. and
Mrs. I'lancl have given no concerts In this
country during their present trip , but have
entertained their friends upon several occa
sions. They are just returning from u sojourn
of some inouthb in California.
Kifth AViiril League.
The Fifth ward English speaking personal
rights league will meet at the oftlco of Justlco
Shaw , northwest corner of Sixteenth and
Ctiss streets , on Monday evening , August i"
at 7:30 , for the purpose of taking in new
members , All friends of person tl rights and
good government are requested to Join.
i'iits o.v.i i , I'Ait.u ; n.ii'iiH.
J. 1) . Draper , Marlon , In. , U at the Darker
S.V. . Williams , Milwaukee , is registered
at the Darker ,
Hobert Woldonsall , Chkuzo , Is at the
Darker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Clmppsll , Indianapo
lis , Ind. , are at the Marker.
Charles V. Seanion , A. M. Hampton , Mr
and Mrs , . .TaeksonVm. . F , Muck , Hosi
Franco and IJert llaverly , of the "City Direc
tory" company , nro at the Barker.
The only rnllrcmil train out of Oinnlii
run expressly for tlio ucominolitlon : o
Omaha , Council 13luTs ( , Des Molnua am
Chiciitfo business Is the Hock Island
vobllbulcd limited , leaving Omaha u
4:15 : p. m. dully. Ticket ollleo ICO.1 : , Six
tcouth anil Fnrnnm sts. , Oinuliu.
Foil Over ail 'Kmlmnkniont.
A taau uiuatxl Frank tkUocU fell over a
wctity foot embankment nt Twenty four'h '
and 1 * BtrccU , In South Onmhu , hist night ,
ustnlnlng severe Injuries. His left nrni WAS
irokcn nt the elbow , and his hnnii and body
irulsed in many places , Schoetz wns brought
o this city and taken to SU Joseph's hos-
iltal.
Change of life , backache , monthly irrcgu
nrities , hot Hashes are cured by Dr. Miles'
fervlnc. Free samples at Kuhn & Co. , 15th
nil Douglas.
TI113 OUTWITTING HUN.
low n Great Problem Afuy He Salvj l
'
by Hypiiotlzntlon ,
Since tilings Iwyan to bo liypotnl/.ctl a
ovv wuokH nye llttlo has escaped , siiys
ho Now York Tribune. Amateur ] > ho-
OKruphy has boon hi Id aside nml the
ubject of hynnoHRlnjj ttikcMi up , which
ihows out1 vofbatlllt-y as a pooplo. Not1
H it belli } ' eonllned to tills country ;
Stifjlnnd is Iwtiif , ' liypotnlzod us well , ono
) f the most remarlcablu liiHtanees belny
ojjot'tcil In Iho Lonilun Spoctator.
uo lonrn from the Spectator tlmt a
r. K. T. CliapHn , living near liirnilng-
mm , bus for some tlmo been Interested
u the subject of hypnotising' . Mr.
Jhnplin has mmlo a specialty of turning
t into practical beiiollt. For inatanco ,
f ho goes into a shop to puivhnso a
) ound of bullor ho livpiiotixrs thedealor
uul causes him to sell tlio best butter ho
ias at a reasonable price. If ho goes
if tor shoes ho hypnotizes the shoo dcalor
ind makes him confess tniit his holes are
imper and his uppers tlio cheapest
eathor. Mr. Chtijuin loiifj n o liyp-
noti/.ed nil his creditors , and the sight
) f a bill collector hurrying around
Mr. Chaplin's homo time after
Lime , under the liiipres-siou that
lie Is ongnged In a walking
intituli , is no uncommon thing ; the uu-
rortunuto bill collector has simply been
liypnoti'/.ed. Keturnlng from a convivial
occasion not long ago at about 15 o'clock
In the morning , the patriotic Mr. Chap
lin stopped on tlus corner and shouted
"God Save the Queonl" several times in
in loud a voice as ho was able. A police
man cMino up , who , while sympathizing
with the bontimcnt could not fivvor its
expression at the linio and place , at
tempted to arrest Mr. Clmplln. Our
worthy friend promptly hypnotized the
olllcor , and loft him making vain efforts
to take : i lamp post into custody. Not
all of these facts were contained Ln "Tlio
Spectator''account , but. enough is given
to warrant the belief that they are all
facts.
But the particular achievement of Mr.
Chaplin which , in the opinion of "Tlio
Spectator , " is really romurkablo is
another thing. Mr. Chaplin is a pultry-
faiicier and keeps a number of fowls.
Among others ho has a largo apcckled
hen with feathers on her logs. A few
weolts ago ho found ho had seven eggs
which ho desired hatched. An in
ventory showed that there was
but ono hen at liberty for tlio
work the largo speckled ono
with the feather trimming on her legs.
Hut this hen refused. As the reader
well knows , it is impossible to set a lien
that is not inclined by any known mo- '
ehanical means. Tlio only thing which
is harder of accomplishment is to unset
a hen , as it wore , that is ho inclined.
Still , Mr. Chaplin attempted it. IIo deposited -
posited the seven eggs' , put the lien in
position and fastened a frame of glass
over the front of the nest , bo that she
could not get oil. Though it is caster to
sit than to stand , nevertheless this lion
stood for four days. Then Mr. Chaplin
tied her down , but slio succeeded in rais
ing her wings , so as to establish a
draught ever the uggs , mid at the end
of two. days they were no warmer than
when she was lirst confined in position.
The intelligent Mr. Chaplin ( at the sug
gestion of his wife ) experimented for a
day or two with mucilage , but all to no
purpose. Then it suddenly occurred
to him , why not hypnotize the obstinate
creature ? It was no sooner thought
than dono. As soon as she was under
his control ho , in the oworels of "The
Spectator , " "suggested to her to sit , "
the result being that she sat as never had
been sat before. She seemed to throw
her whole soul into it. Once in tliroo
days slio got oil the nest clucking' hys
terically , rushed around the yard two or
three times , snatched up live or six
nieces of gravel , and returned to her
charge. The result was four as line and
healthy chickens ns wore over soon in
Birmingham. There would probably
have been seven had not tlio ublo Mr.
Glmplin in tlio hurry of the preparations
inadvertently selected three oliina nest
eggs to make up the seven. The hen
seemed willing to stay by those : md make
the effort of her life , but Mr. Clmpin's
bettor counsels prevailed.
If hens may be hypnotized with such
flattering results , why not other mil-
inalb ? There are balky mules , kicking
cows and many others. 'The hyjmntt/.od
mad dog may yet bo left harmlessly
gnawing a hydrant. Our buientists ,
farmers , poulterers and others interested
should Instantly look into tlio matter.
Fits , spasms , St. Vitus' dance , n < > rvousnes
and hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Mil es
Nervine. Free samples tit Kuhn & Co.'s , 15th
and Douglas.
Wanted to Exchange Heoclpts.
In the olden days , when railroad com
panies used to bollovo their conductors
honest , says the Now York Sun , an olll-
clal , wlufeo run was from Buffalo east ,
was called Into the president's room at
the end of ono of his trips and tlio big
man kindly said to him :
"John , the receipts of your rims have
been growing beautifully less for some
tlmo past. "
"Yoj , sir , but travel is very light ,
you know. "
"Is ItV I hiuln't hoard of that. John ,
you have lately built a nice house ? "
"Yos. "
"You have u diamond pin ? "
"Yos. "
'Keop a horse nnd buggy ? "
"Yes. "
"And your salary is only $00 per
month , John ? "
"Yes , sir. "
"I don't think you would steal from
the company. "
"Oh , no ! 110 ! sir ! "
"But 1'vo a proposition to make. Sup
pose you give tlio road your receipts
and you take everything else coining in !
If you don't , 1 don't see how wo are
going to pny running expenses over a
month longer. "
KEEP TO THE SIGHT.
Io nnt bo Imposed on by my of the nnracrotu
Imitations , substitutes , etc. , vIJch are Hooding
the votld. There le only ono Bulfl'a Ppccillc ,
OaJ .hero Is nothing llio It. Our remedy con-
titi3 ! no llcrcury , I'ota-.li , Arsenic , or nuy IKIIS-
onoua KUbstAnca v hatcvcr. It builds up tbo gen
eral health from the Crtt disc , end l-.aa ncvc ?
failed to cnulicato couUgtoai blood polion ou J
its effect * from tbo eycUm. Do euro to get thu
jctiutuo. Scud yuur mldrcet for oar Treatise on
Wood ami Bkln 1)1 > 'o c , w blch vlll li tnaUjd
In * . SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. . AtUoU , go ,
H snpsrlor excellence proton In mllllona of homti
for morolhnn n ciuiirtoror n tcnliiry. It Is mod by
the Unltoil Sinter iloie-nmcnt. Kndorscd by Iho
hr.i 9 of the trrcnt iin'.vi'Mli'e ' * fts the atronuoit ,
Purest ami Mint lleilthfiil. Ir. l'rlro'1 t'rcnm link-
liu Powder dot'i not cuut.iln nmmonln , llmo or alum
Sold only In IMIIK.
Pllll'B IIAKI.vn I'OIVIIKU CO. ,
Now York. C'hlcain. Sr.n'innelsco. . EU lotm
DraBettslBiSs
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
14OO DOUGlAJVS STRBIiT
The moit wliloly nnn favorablv knovrn spcc-
iallsW In the United Scutes. Tliclr lon < ox-
porlunco , ronmrkulilo skill ami universal sno-
cosa in the trciitinciit nnd euro of Norvims ,
Uhronlo anil StirKlctil niscasos , onfltlo thesn
cdilnpnt phvslcluiu to the full conflilenco of
thoiillllctpil pvorywliertTliny Ktinranteo :
A CERTAIN AND 1'OSITIVK CUUE for
the awful onectsof oarlv vice uiid tlio uuiaur-
oii" ) ovlls Unit follow In Its triiln ,
1'UIVATK , 1ILOU1) ANM ) SKIN DISEASES
Biicpdllr , cniiinlntply nnd inMtiviiiPtitly curocl ,
NiUVOUS : IlLniLlTY AND SKXUAK IHS-
OKDUUH yield ro.idliy to tliulr skillful trout-
tni'iit.
I'lhHS , FISTUtA AND KECTAL ULCKRS
Kunriinteud cured without pain or dutcntlou
from business.
1IYDUOUELE AND VAHIOOCCLH pcrma-
nonlly urnl lucccsstiilly cured In mory cuso.
SYIMHLIS. UONOltltHEA , OUEDT , Spur-
nintorrhoa , Sen-.lnnl Woiltiii-s ! , Lost Mnnhood ,
Nlnht Ilinlsslons , Decayed Faculties , Kcinalu
WuaUuosa and all dullcato disorders pocullur
to either sex ptMltlvply otiraii , ns welt iui till
functional dlMiidcrs tint icsult from youth
ful follies or thucxcuis of nmtiiru ycnia.
* \r\i \ ITTl I K' 1 ? Qli-iraiiteud porniiiuo ntl y
D i L\l\j I U iv iv niired , retnouit coiiplutu ,
without cutting , caitstlo or ( IllatritUin. Citrus
alTeeteil nt homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or nnnnyanco.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A 51 1 P 17 P III ? U Tlio awful effocN of
/V OUlVll UUKlv eiu-iy vice which bri
orpanlo wonkneif. ilnstroyhiK lioth inlnil unil
budy. with all Its dreaded ills , pcrmanonty
cuiod.
ni > C IHIT'IX Aflarooi these who liaro 1m-
uivo. ll l lO.pairtjj . thotiisolviM by liu-
proper Itidnlsonca nnd solitary H-itJlta , wlilrli
ruin both mind nnd body , uuflltlns them for
business , ititdvor innrrluKe.
MAlUIit ! : ) MKN or tho-,0 tntorln ? on that
happy Hfo.awuroof phy sloal debility , qulukly
UBSlStCd >
OUB SUOOH5S
Is based upon facts. L'lrst Practical experi
ence. Second Every case IsHpeolnlly studied ,
thin starting right. Third Metllclnes are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
each ciiao , thus effecting curus without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA , NEB.
Kabo never works up or
clown or breaks. If it does
in a year , you shall have
your money back from the
store where you bought your
corset.
The steels may break
the best of steels have their
limits of strength. But Kabo
has no breaking-limit ; it
doesn't break at all.
And the Kabo corset is
perfect in form.
The store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
CHICAGO COSSET Co. . ciilcago and yo\r York.
SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES.
Corner of lOtli and Wortlilnglon Sts. ,
OMAHA , - NEB.
HISHOL' WOUTIIINGTON , VIRITOII.
TiiKUKV.UOllKllTDOIinUTV , S.T.I ) . Itccrou.
THE 27TH YEAR BEGINS
WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 17TH , 1830.
Forcatulosuo and p irllcu-'urs apply to tlio
Id'ctor.
INSTITUTE OF OUR LADY OP
TIIK SACKED HEART.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS , ILL.
This Institute , sltua'o.l In one of tlio most
beautiful HiilmrlHof Clilua 'o , otfcis t > VonnK
I.adk's. uvury advanta u for obtaining a
tlioroiiRh anil mofnl odiiuatlou Studio , ulll
lie rosunied Sopt. a , 1MX ) . I'oriiartluuluii ud-
FEMALE
ACADEMY
IVpaifctnry nnd colUid ito coiim'n , llti rature , Inntruugcii ,
luuHtu.nrt. I ! . K liiu uii , l'iniclialJackFoiulllt ] > 111.
vWfCH VOUHG LADIES. WMn li-l ami Ait lie.
nartm lU Innlit , ! i.nhJ 11 'I Amen 11 1 nrji in Teat-l cri (
| , iut.li.l ci 11 I n f 111 I iv i I 1 . I , t tier ,
AJJic.bRcv T W UAUHCii.rrc , CO1.UMDIA , MO ,
ATHW VUUK jiir lTVUY AfADHMV.
JC'ul. . t' . J. Wrlaht. U * , , \ SI. Cornwall , N. Y.
riMfirsiinl'iii'Ulneni Chicago ) .
LJlSchool lor Olrls nnrt Vounu I idlos. roil.
- " catnlomtpndilroM ( } . 'iHAYHK.M , . ) . , " - „
run I'aiS , 1II. , or , T ilujlion Mrett , ChlcJKO , III ,
ILLINOIS MILITARY ACADEMY , Jt"li't0V.r- ; ;
Clrcularof IIliXUY J. 8TUVCS8. A. U , 1'rln ,
JIlll'l''a ( ) ' , ' Ai.'damy , t.oy . .
llniul all.tiUh I'lrinliirj frrn.
KiinIAliit < ovtv nr. l.fliip ) Periodical I'lllH
tliut'reiitli reinmly , net un llio mututrual otaiuia nnd
cure nii'rei | lun I rein a.m > v r CIIIIKJ. 1'ruaMUi
inenttrii.UK'ii , Tlioiu iilllsuli .iiM not IH t.iUon d.lr-
ln iirtijnant ) Am. Till IM. , Uujrully ITopi , Hunn-
CIT. C'Uy Co , lu. ( ionulnu by blionuan , 'v .McCoutiull ,
DwlKO it . nuir I * , o Uuiliii | 4 A. Mulelior , s
Ouutliai M I * . I..I.J. Luuiifd lllu ti fj in .1 Kir Jj.
DCNITO JUARUZ.
Vnilf r tlin Miiiiuncnu'iit oT the
Sle\ican Intcmlional Hanking Co. , Concessionaries.
Incorporated By tlio Glalo of Chihuahua , Mexico
ice , lor Charilablo Purposes ,
GHAKD MONTHLY DRAWING ,
will tiknplaco : In pnbtlaat tbo city of Juarez ( for
merly l'a o Ucl NortelMexico. .
Wednesday , Sept. 24th , 1890
under th ( > pprwnnl MipcrvMon of Hen. ilOHi *
H. 1IOSIIV , mill Mr. C'A M I l.rt AKOUliJL-
s , bodi KCiilloiucn ot lilKli
Only 60,000 , Tfckcts ! Only 60,000 , Tickets !
WHOIE TICKETS $4 , HALF TICKETS $2 ,
QUARTER TICKETS , $1.
I Prize of $60.000 . S60.000
ll'rlruot KMXIU .
1 Prlio of fi.OK ) .
aviizosof i.ooo ouph .
10 l'rl/i-1 of ftXU'iich . VKK )
COVrlrcsof 100 ench . b.OOO
100 PrUos of HO each . & . < XX )
S30 1'rlzes of Wench . 7 , JO
Apiini\liimtt < m Vrl7cn.
lOflVrbPl of JWonch . t fi.OOO
110 I'I-I/LM of : ) i > iirli . MWO
1001'rUuaof > cnch . -V > 00
Ternilniil rrl/ < ' .
MnTermlnnlstofnt ooOI'i-fcoorKOpiich. SII.HPO
MiaTeriiiUiiilstoilU.OOUl'iUoottlOuuch. . ! KH )
1914 Prizes amounting to . $125,070
Wo , tlio > inilcr lL'iifl. Iirrvby ccillfv thpt Iho
Itnnco Niiuliiiuil ' Mi'jlco.ln Clilliualiun liusuiidc-
Ti ( > lt ( ruin tlio Mtxirali Intcriiiitloniil lliinkiiiK Co ,
the ii ( > i > t > iiiir ? tuiicln to BimruntPu tm < pit ) incut ol
till prlicii ilriUMiln tUeOriin I. ili-rlii tiiiiinr. .
\V lurtliiT ci'itlfy Hint wo wulsiipervlsn nil llio
nrraiiL'Cinuiilt , nnd In IHTHOII ninnnun mill control
nil tlinilra vlnesnt tills litt ( > rniul Unit the KIIIIIO
ri > i cndiirli'il ultli hiincsty , Iiilrnesf , untl In uoou
laltti toward * nil iirtlf : .
JOHN S. W1OSBY. Cominlsslnner.
TAMII.O AitturKi.i.ES ,
pnpcrvHorfor the Government.
If nny ttcknt drnwlnz n prlzo li sent to tin ) iindcr-
Hnnpilll' < fnco Miliinwill bi'rolli'dudiina rcniiltca
to the owner tlicruuf , free at clinrKi' .
KiinAlt II Iliioviov ,
1'rcs. ii I'uso Nttliotml Hunk , LI 1'asa , Tux
AOKXTH AVAXTKl ) .
For club rate * or any other Infnrmntlon , wrlto to
llio itntlcrtlKncd. ftiitlntf ynitr uitdrcm clpjirly. wllli
Stito : , County , Mrt'ft iinil Nunihnr. Muro rnplil de-
llvcrv will bo iiHuurotlhy ynur unclosiiii. un unvrl-
opo licarlnK your full mldrci" .
MLX1CAN INIUIINATIONAI , \NKINI ( CO. ,
City of Juarez , Mexico.
Spml romlltnnccs for llcLct * by ordinary loiter ,
cnmnlnliii ; Money Order , Issued hr nil cvprcss cum-
p.inles , New Y < irk Hjchiincci. bank ilruft or postal
noto. Aildre sHll ri'BlBlorcil li'tti-rs to
JlUMrAN IMTK1IVAT10N VI , IIANKINO ( O .
City ot Jnarc/ , Mi-'tlco , via 111 1'ueo , Tcs.
In Darkest Africa.
Published by Cliarlcs Scribrcr's Sons.
A compli'te anil iiuthnrl/oil roi-nnl of tlio
tno'l limanloiis and uiciitful of all . \filcan
UNiilonitlons , and llio imo nuist friilifnl < > r nn-
liorlant ( IKi'Overios. Itleh In maps niul tlliis-
ti-ulloii , C/'OIIH s In two \nlunn's of over 5 , " > u
IIIIKCI o.'U'li. llanilsoinuly bound.
Tills Is tlm only eoniilnu H'port fionithc
Kinln Id'lhsf I vnvdltlon. To no other ono lins
Stiiiiluy over conlrlbutcd a single line or o\oi
\\lll.
told only by subscription through utithur-
l/uil
luilOTTO & JULIUS WOLF17 ,
fcolo Asoiits for Iuii'las ; County ,
2418 CUMING STREET , - OMAHA , NED
Ll BAILEY ,
Graduate Oculist ,
A 1-ull Set of Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect ( It Riwraiitocil. Tootli oxtr.totpil
\\ltliiiut pain or ilunsor. niul will out nnai's-
tliutlcs. OnUl and sllvur Illlliifc's ut lo\vi-t
rales. Ilrldjro and Ciown WoiU. loutli wllli-
All work wuit.inlp < l.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Ktitiani-e , Killi strcot ulovator. Open ovcil-
Ingb until s o'clock.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S ' COCO.A
BREAKFAST.
"llv n thnruiik'li know lo lire of tlio nntninl Inv4
wlilvhKovcrn tliuoporalloiisof illifuitlim Hint nutri
tion unit liy u fiirefnl nppllcatlun nf the line pr-ipor-
tles uf wolf nelectcil Coc n. .Mr. Upp * linii piovlded
( iiir lire.ikfust tntlen ltliiuloiii'nluly llnvure.l Luvcr-
nno nhli'h may i > uvu UHiaiiny henvv iluilor'millH It
li Of thu Jilillcliiin tirionf Kin Unrllrlel of il.t't Hint u
ronsiltutlun ninv be irrjilunlly built up until ttnuiK
( nuiiKli tori'ilu inury tonileni'y to illm.i-o. llun-
Uti'iU of Hiibtlo tn.iladli'ii uni Ilitntlnx nrnuiitl IIH TOI dy
to nttnik v > hcru\lr thi'rit ! a wcalc pnlnt U'u in iv
CM CM in- many n fatal li ell by kuuulnii onrucUiK well
r > i titled wlili imre MooI. mul n proiicily nourliliol
from ! ' " --Civil Servli'uUiuHto.
.Mnile tliniily ltb bnlllnv waiter or milk. Sold only
In half pound HIM , bynruKTt , Introk-d Hun.
il Iloiii'i'iiuutlili' * Inn Ms ,
We Offer for Sale.
I'our tlmus mil lon cliolri * lialtil Hay. P.O.
II. c'liru , siiinu'i' s 8 < llpi { . Iiuton 01 lloiiilflc
KtatUinv , on C. M. A. St. I1 ] { . li. . In lots to suit
piiroliahi-i ; i > rl o r > v.ila.oi by til.ni.ii'Kot. .
Cull and K'lt u < .
STRANGE BROS , ,
blUl'X 1'ITV. lu\VA.
" JOSEPH" i Lion's" '
STEEL PgNS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
SPEAKING OF WATCHES , DO YOU KNOW THAT
MAX MEYER & BRO.
,
Are ecllltiBtnoro watohos th.in nil the rest of the Omnhn Jewelers put to
gether ? Uut no wonder LOOK AT THEIU PUICES.
SOLID GOLD Fine Cold filled .A
WATCHES .
Aincilcan\Valch \
as low as $15
,
ts for ladies or
and all llic
liner grades gcnls.only
from § 25 up , $14i5 $ , would
Worth double lie clicup at $25
( lie money , Solid Silver
Xicltti Watches , Watches , laillcs
$2,50 , $3.75 from
or gents
and $5. $ ,
$5,75 $ up.
All of Ilio-o walch-
cs nro Slemwliid" \V4itclio , Clocks
niul
ITB nnd nro war
JcnHry rcnilroil nt
milled food timer. " ,
l.o o t i'rlcus.
Wo will fell Una Remember the
fpoomcloiiatroiliic-
oil on priced KIT. n fovs tlny.i Place.
iMAX MKVKU A ; BUO , Cor. Kith tuitl Fnrntini St. , Oiniihn , Neb
NO OURR ! NO PAY.
Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Rcvontrcn S'onrs' ojroiloner. A regular crndiinlo In inrdldnc , n' dlplomai tliow IB * till fronting wllti
llio KrcntcHt MictO'9 nil N'crvnuH.t'himill'niul 1'rlvnto illwux'i A in'iiinnuntiuroKtmrnntoeil for C.tlnrrn.
| iprnintnriliira. I.'tt I ' Munliood , oinlna ) We ikiu'H * . MKlit Inline * , Inipiitency hp | | | , HitUlnrt < nnd all . *
iH eiisoj ( if I he llend. Skin : md Urinary Ol units N. II. I K > inr.inti > o4hl fur otery i i"e I un loit'iki * nnd full
ticiircinonltutloii Iruo. Hook ( Miti'rlcs of l.lfu ) suit lice. Ultlcaliuiin 'J 11 m. to tf | i in. Hnmlun
10 u in. to K m.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
\l
Fortho treatment of nil CIIKONIO AND SUItniPAfj DlSHVSii , liracoi , Apjillnncoi for deformities nna
Trua < pM. li- ! < t Kncllltlut. App'irntm nnd llumoillci fur 8iii'Ciir.il Iroitmnntor every fnrin of illnonra ro-
nulrlnuinedlc.dorHurBlc.il tro.itinent. O.NK IIUNDIIHI ) AN'I ) Ttt'rtM'Y-MVK ROOMS l-'Oll 1'ATIKNTB.
Hoard nml Attcndnnec1. Host nc o nmoditlons In tli'\ro < t Wrlti for rlroulirs im OufurniHIo * nnd Ilrncoa.
Triissei.l'lub I'eet. CurviituruKOf tin S.ilno , 1'llei. Tina in,0 nicer , Citirrli , llnmdiltU , Inlinlntlon , Itloo-
trlilly. I'nralysla , Kpllepsy , Klrtnoy.llluddcr.ICyp.nnr. Hkln nnd lilood.nnd all guriili-Ml operations. U1S1CAHI33
Ol' ' ' WOMHN iiupcclnlly. Hook of lHu.i ) oi of Woniou froJ U'o linvu Intulr ililili I n liylnx-ln department ,
forwoiiirnitiirlnzcanilnaiiiuntlitrlrllr prlrntu ) ( lulf Il'lli'ili Moilli-il Inntltnto niiklnit aHpeclaltyoj
I'HIVATK DlSKAt-Krt. All blond < ll < en i > 8 micruiif ully tieded Syp'illltli ! pnhon roinovoil from the ayatam
without mercury. .New Hcstoratlvo Trarit'iii'iit for loin ofltnl p iwer 1'nrtloi un iltla \lsJtnsniirbo
treited nt homo by corrajiiomlcncc. All ommnnlcitlan * conilduntlal Mollclni or Initruinenti nont bf
mull or pxprom soeurely pn knil , no nnrksto livllciitocuntiinti urnondor. Onu IWHOII li Interflow proferrea.
rnlliiiirtronxiilt nsorM > nil liUlory of yourcnco , nnd wo will lent In plain wrapper our BOOK TO AII3f <
I'HF.l' : upon Private Speclul or Nervous Dhe.itoJ , Iiupuloncy , ijyplilUdlilojt , nnd \.uko-'uie , wltu cjuoiUoa
list. Address
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
Corner Otli tind llarnoy Streets , Omaha , Nobrnslca.
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
Ilioruinum Sticot. - - Oiniilin , Ncl ) .
A1ANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATUO , " Iho
Wonderful Spnnlcll
Jtemiil/ Kolitultb
n IViKlenOiiuran-
tie to ctnc nil Noi\-
.
, Weak Mi'mory , IOi < a
( of Ilriiin I'uner.lk'uil-
, . , , , , la licVnkef ii liicfp ,
OcforO & After Use. LostJlni.ln.oilHcrv-
I'liuto rni mil flum Die. ( ilimicfs , I.nsn Itude ,
AllilraliiB nuU Ion of povverol the Generally Or
Knnn.ln cltbcr eui , canted by ovcr-cxvrtlon , youth-
fill luilecrutlonnnr tlio cxccf elvo ueo < > f touaccu ,
opium , or ftlmnlantn , wnlth nltlmntely Ur.U to
luflnnlty. Consumption mid Inptniiy. I'ut up In
convenient form to carry Intliu vci > t pocltct. 1'rlcu
$1 n pacUnso , or C lot J5 , With every $5 ordcr ; wo
f\vamerlttrH \ gimraiitef to cnr < - or rifiitul
llni iiiiiii < - ( / . t-i'iit by umll to nny ndiliuss , Clr-
culiir free. MPiitlon Ihlu paper. Aililn-9
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. lUic.l.Omcefj- . A
117 Ji'n l > "in MUM t. I'lllCACIO , ILL.
KOI ! SAI.K IV IIM VI ) \ . M'H IIV
ICulin .t To. , Cor. l.'illi nnd noiiKliisPtrrct .
J. A. Puller. . Co , Cor. lltli and IliiiiKlaa
A. 1) . 1'obter.VCo. . CiiuiR'll IltulVs. Iowa.
X.IQOOK.
ALLTHt \ OHLD THEHE IS BUT OMt CURE
DRMm' \ \ GOLDEN SF'EOIFIC ,
cttcnmi lapacuboc
KUIIN ACO. . IMh IJouflJuai .
" , , LO . and
/'Traiio BUI plied uy UKAKt I * * *
' rmi A fiTA DiLUU L.U. . Olliah'l '
OOR MAGIC REMEDY JSJsK
to iui L tl"t ' ' ' 'ti.i'n ' i i- a. AVe i luil * nvv il.o
w i l l l > ii a n < > it n 11 uit f-iniH tit l iu n of
n.i A i m < a ft i ( i i s < i Milt I i t i MM , ht
f i hint IM < ti I iint I ni M k'ii * It i 11 ( t. tt.t * ilt
< o\ei < l. ' ' ' n iti \ \ riti * l i n ' K nit
tOO 1C HI HiH C'O. , ( lam/tit , > hr < fAAfi.
Rcneral amlNEIWOOB IJtaitll t
r
I abiult Jtufcl < K4N1MHH * rally I ( ttorJ , Haw | r Urff * I A
tolre chr 14V4H IMHtTI-Ull KIIH UljiNSl I'iUTfid * flObr ,
ltti li | li aarAllluv HU3K lllKntKIT-Nntnii la d'j ,
f1 B lullfy fronlOftUlM tDlNrtlBuiulrUi.TrlUlru (
U ier1pll * Uo > , jt'lt * tlea Ml ( i < ro UuilirdiaUil fit * ,
iilftrj CRIBMEOiCAliGOii DUfFAlOiN.Y ,
DRS. MERRILL &
Ouonic , Nrrrnin * . lllooil nnrt Huruli.il ! Dlionufi nn4
DKe.iHci of tlm 11)0 , H.ir , Note , Tliroiit and Cliost. )
Npuoial Altuntion to DIRCHHOI ol' Wet
uinn 11 ml Cliiltlfi'ii.
Tlio doctor" luivo ( mil ycnrn "C oxporloncnln th
hojituli' | | of llriKxlyn unil N'mv York and nninmon ; Jt >
I In' m tt BtRfeasf id unil wlduly knuwn upeclnllaU la >
tlie country.
'I o Yonim and AII < lllo-\icil ! IMiMi.
I.o tMniiliood. N'ervoiu Di'blllty. Hierniiitorrli' | ,
f-'i'iiilnal Ijif.'oi , riiynlral llvc'iy , rlniniifroiiilndli-
iretlim. prmlui'lnir Bliiiili'n | n ( ' , ili'Hponiloncy , pint-
t'lt'H ' on tlio ( uo. nvorHlon tiinurlrly , onilly dlscour-
Hired , hrk nf eonllilenec , dull , iilllll fur mudv or bual-
I , ( , nnd llinH llfu a burden , unruly , permanently
nnd uK'Udll ; enrol.
Hliiod nnd Me n DinnnHnH.
HypldllH , n dlKonio must ilrcitdlul lo IW reiulU.
cunipleiely irnillcutf-d ,
Ocnllo-Urlnnry Snrirrry.
Oonorrlni' , ( JU'Ct , Hvplillln , Ilyilrorole , Varlrocolo ,
nnd hirletnre , rinllu.illuul ( nnfciy ruri'd wlllioui
| ialn ur deliMilloii fn.in liiiiliioin. All Heuiil Do.
lonnllleK mid liniicdlliient ! , to niurrhifO nuceoisfiillf
reninvfii.
All lleelnldlnc'ix" ! nfoly unil pormnncntlj
ll..urs. tin in tlllBi | in MimluyH , JOtlll a.
N II I'vriii'iiiiumilili ) t < > Milt usniiiy Uo trcntfid |
their liouioi by curroiiKiiidinco. McdlclncHHuil lo
ttriitti.inn wilt liy oxprunii < imnillt itlon frto.
8 nU 4 c > nti in ttuins | : l < i Insure reply.
21H l-'ifli until St. , Oppotlto lioyd's
Oticra Omaha ,
Tl-io Specialist ,
Isiinitiri'n'noil In the trrnu
n.ont nl nil lurnn nt I'M ,
\ ATB DISHA.-Krt.lAHt.Maii
l.ouil. STUK"lljUM , or l > Mi >
< ii ri'li'lvlnu tlio hlaiiuor.
VI'IIII.IH cured lnUMoMJ
I ly * Hkin I > | IIM I > II , ( 'iiturrli
mil nil ll ii'iiM of the
I Iniul , Henri nnd I.her. I'D.
mulu l > lieuNu9eurri | without
iiKtruiiii'ntrt ur "Ixcil treats
nit'iil. " l4ulU' from 2 lu 4
only. Wrlto for clrcu-
Inrielvlnu | iurtlciilimnbout
e.ull of H.e nli'ivo itlKfHjei ,
niul tliuwlnu ranny of llio
moat rctnarknblu euros , Of
( In1. N I , f ir nth niul rurnsui Bli , , enlrimcoon
cllliem'rect Umnlin Nuo.
TO WEAK
Bufffrln from tinud'cUnf > < jtithfulrrrr > ni , rnrfv
tri-&y wamini wi-ninchli ( t niauhrxKl.ftj JwllPV
will n mi' ii'l' ' ' ' trfatln ) ivalwll ccnlalnln < { full > . .M ,
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