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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. JUNE 21 , 1S92.
Wnsliingtoa's Piti Secure the Pirat Prizs
at tha Great Drill.
OTHER COMPANIES THAT WON PRIZES
*
, McCarthy * , Ilnlcn , ClilciBon , Lincoln
C'nclrln , lr\llnn , < ) o\ornor' ( Itmrcli , In.
illiumpollft , DiiUnn , Cincinnati nml
Onnilm Kncli .Secure Something.
"Todny will end our susncnse , " win the
general rcmatk .ijrfioup the soldiers at Gump
Ilrooko ns they tutnblcil out ot their beds nt
tnn Bound of tlio llr.U notes of tlio morning
call. The sun shone brightly nnd betokened
nnothor 'ulr ana hot duy , unil for this the
soldiers were thankful. After breakfast nr.d
camp potico work the men settled down to
tilto things caiy until dress parade , when
the nwnrds woula bo rondo. Mmiy qulot
llttlo bets wcro laid on the sldu and con-
tldctablo money changed hands.
Tlio camp lay qulot all the lonp , hot , dusty
forenoon. Scarcely a person fould bo teen
! uovlng about except the aontrlcs posted on
the main streets of the city of whlto canvas.
Alter dinner the scene changed. Every one
commenced to pack up articles not needed
preparatory to doparturoi Dusky servants
tucked at heavy Run boxes , trunks nnd oar-
rcls , whllo the quartermasters of the differ.
cut companies lltllcd hero and thcro , giving
directions for the proucr placing of thu prop *
cny.
Owing to thn chnngo In program made late
Sunday nil-lit , the two drills booked for the
forenoon had been postponed until after din
ner. The Bolknap Hlflos appeared upon too
Held promptly at 15 p. m. and went to work.
Captain Green worked his men hard and
drilled them xvclt , completing the program In
less ttinn the preset tbed tiuio. Captain Uov-
lln'n cadets ot JucKson , Mich. , winked well
under the broiling sun unit though they suf
fered from the bratnono of them succumbed.
1'rlzos Go en Out.
Dress parade was formed at G :30 : o'clock
and the Judges through LU'utcnant Uoed
nmdo their report. Hero lire the winners ,
uppcaru g in the order of their position ! lu
the judge's report :
NATIONAL ISTANTIIV DRILL.
Compnnr. Aoionnt 1'r. rt.
National tcnclblcYnslilngton , 1) . C..M.UIK ) 8T > . )
Henly Itlllci. ( inlvuiton , Tex . AUUU M B
Mclarlliy l.l ht UuariU. Utllo llock. . . I.UUU bJ.7
MAIIJLN I.VKANTltV DUILI.
Compnnr A , Ncbrnrkn Ciukta , Lincoln. I , WO 80 , B
l.lnmUly ( > imnl , l.lmn , I ) . 76U 72.1
Governor's UunntH , lionvur , Cole . UW
/IUA\ K DIIII.L.
JIalo Zounvci , Knnens City , Mu . 1..VX ) w.i
LlikBfO y.uutui'8 , C.hUnRO , III . 71U 1)7.1 )
AllTll.l.hllV IHIILL.
Imllnnnpoll . . . . . . 1,000 PS.7
H71
f.ulllngcr , 1'orl Wayne , I ml 260 bJI
GATLINU UU.V 1)11111 ,
Cincinnati . MO PIT
Umnlm ( iiinrds . 2M 8'JS
The Individual prizes wcro awarded as fol
lows : Captain matting best scora in national
drill , Captain IJcinor , sword ; same , maiden
drill , Captain F.V. ' . Boll , sword ; host drilled
loldicr , Durund 'Whlpplo , McCarthy Light
Guards , medal ; company ranking highest in
vamp discipline , Governor's Guards , Denver ,
ling ; most popular company In camp , Cuaf-
leo Light Artillery , cup.
licslilos the purse of { 5,000 the National
Fenciblcs also win the Galveston cup.
Ad Iho Judges announced the names of the
winning teams the crowd In tlio grand ttiuicl
nnd the occupants l tlio carriages sunoutid-
ing tbc puriido ground cheered lustily.
Alter tbo ofllciul announcement Judge
Thurston formullj1 presented to the Com
pany "A" University Cadets Qf Lincoln tbo
"Omaha Cup , " donated by the Onmlm
friends of the university. This cup Is to bo
drilled for every year by the four companies
composing the battalion at the university.
I'aj lilfllt of rrlrr * r < mtpi > ncil.
A mcotlng of tno commissioned oflic-ers rep
resenting tbo winning companies and the
local executive committee wns' hold Imme
diately nftcr tlio parade was dismissed.
Julius Meyer , secretary of the local commit
tee , Informed the winners that the prize
monov was not on band , and offcrrd to settle
for llfty cents on the dollar.
Every company represented refuse' ! to ac
cept the terms proposed , stating tlmt they
had coma hero In good faith to drill for the
money which they bad scon Informed by cir
cular letter ivas dnposltcd in a bank.
Mr. Meyer replied that the attendance had
been very light nil the week , excepting the
dny of the sham battle , and that the gate re
ceipts would hardly pay expenses ; again , no
claimed that the local committee had been
led to bcllovo tlmt fully sixty military com
panies would bo in camp , when In fact uot
hall that number of companies nttondod.
Jt'was llnolly decided to hold another meet
ing tit the Murray hotel at 10 a. m today to
try to adjust matters. *
Olllccra for the Now Ycnr.
At noon n mooting of tbo commissioned offi
cers comprising thu association was hold nnd
n temporary president and secretary elected.
Captain J. U. Curtis of thu Indianapolis
Light Artillery was chosen president and
Lieutenant Johnson of thu McCarthy Llchl
Guards , secretary. Thcso officers will
hold oftlco until the place of holdIng -
Ing the next encampment has
been decided upon , when they will glvo way
to permanent ofllccrs , elected from the citv
where the next national drill will bo hold' ,
TBO now ofllccrs were Instructed to wnto to
I-mshvlllo , Memphis , Mobile , Louisville and
Cincinnati and sco which of the cities named
wonted the "M encampment.
An executive committee to servo for one
year was elected as follows : Southeast
division , t Captain J. II. Kvlo , Chlekasaw
Guards , Memphis : Captain HntT tiimms.
Southern Cadotn , Macon ; Cuptnln F. 1C ,
Deffry , Ito/lcr Zouaves , Memphis j Captain
XV. II. Ucunbum , Uattcry B , New Oilcans.
Northeast division , Cnptaln XV. XV. iMungon ,
X.olllnper Kattory , Ft. Wuuio ; Captain T ,
J. Ford , Chicago Zouaves , Chlciigo ; Captain
F. M. Hell , Llttlo Hook. Ark. ; Captain C. S.
Domor , Fcnclblcs , Washington. XVostorn
division , Captain Lcchtman , Halo Zouaves ,
Kansas City : Cuptnin C. A. Sinclair , Branch
( Suardi , St. Louis ; Captain F. V. Ulytho ,
Dallas Artlllcrv , Dallas ; Captain H. B.
Green , BclUnap Kllloi. San Antonio ; Captain
XVllllutn Holnlg , Governor Guaids , Denver ,
It was moved that hereafter each conv
pony cntoiini : the frec-forull bo compelled
to put up n forfeit of 2 per cent of the money
prlzo , the forfeit to bo returned when the
company reached the camp grounds. After
some discussion tlio forfeit was ilxcd at $50.
A veto of thanks was then tendered Presi
dent Mulford nnd Secretary Aitchlsou and
the meeting adjourned.
Oir fur Homo ,
Many of the companies loll last night. Iho
WubUlnutpn Foiiclblos loft at II p. in. for
Chicago , whom tboy will bo entertained to
day. Tno Arkansas companies , the Fletcher
Itlllos and the McCmtby Light Guards took
their special train nt thu fair grounds and
Blurted southward. Both the Uclknup and
Scaly Hlllcb will lonuiln In cuinp until Tues
day evening. Cnptuln Curtu and liU ludl-
onopolis buttcrv had everything roadv and
broke camp at 0 p. in ,
The rest of the companies will loavc todav
and by sunset Camp Jirooko will bo no uioro.
OMAHA'S CKKDIT GOOD.
Kchool nuil liitprotomnnt HoiuU Sold nt n
llumlftiimt ) 1'rriiiluin ,
At noon ycstordayJCIty Treasurer IJollr. dis
posed of ? lOOoao twenty .year 5 per cent
school bonds and $ IOCOO district Improve
ment bonds , which draw 0 per cant Interest
and run from onu to nluo years. The sale
was satisfactory to the treasurer and con
vinced him that the credit ot Omaha con
tinues to bo first-class lu the money market *
of the world , - , pse n
* \For the school bonds there were four
bidders , each ot whom offered put ? accrued
Interest and the following premium * : First
National Bank of Omaha , ir.bs'J b'J ; Huys &
Sons , Cleveland , O. , fT > ,5' y ; Harris it Co. ,
Chicago , f5.0b3 ; Lumprooht llros. A : Co. ,
Clovofaud , O. . $5,000. The bid of the Omaha
bank wa declared tbo host and that corpora ,
tloo walked awar with the package ,
For ( ho district improvement bonds
thcro wcro .but two bidders , vu. :
Hates & Son of Cleveland , O. ,
Kiid Blake Bros , of Boston. The former
fffered (13 aud the latter t 3l,60 prcuiiuai.
On short time bonds ' 1 roaiuivr llollu con *
Elder * the Bluko Bros , bid an excellent ode
onu especially up when It is considered that
In former yeuw It wu ulftlcult to got ovcu
par upou tUU class of Uoudi.
AWARDED MONDAY -
Soldiers and Civilians Alike Receive Them
THE-
On account of the enormous mass of people who came to our $5
Suit Sale Thursday Friday and Saturday , we could not get clerks
enough.to wait upon everybody.and in order to satisfy those who were
disappointed we place > on sale
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
A SUIT 500 just as fine suits in sacks , cutaways , plaids and stripes , that are
A SUIT
worth up to $12 , all in one lot at
Dollare a Suit
Worth $1
GIVEN FREE. V AND A SOUVENIR WORTH $1 , GIVEN FREE
If you don't ' like the GIVEN FREE. Worth $1.
souvenir we'll
give you
a silver dollar for it ,
and therefore your suit Plain Flannel Coats
costs but $4.
you and Vests at $1.
.
' We had intended to insert here a cut calling V.
Extra' Value
ing attention to the Souvenir -worth one dollar Special Inducements
' which we give away -with our $5 Suits , but
in Boys' Suits in
the government inspector took our cut away
from us asit was said to resemble a dollar bill. Hot Weather Goods.
from $1 up.
Mail Orders Filled. Mail Orders Filled.
' '
&
SELLING OUT STONEIilLL'S '
The Only Placa to Shop Now is at The
Boston Store
*
WHERE STONEHILL'S ' BANKRUPT STOCK IS
The Incitement Orows Greater nnd the
CroudH Larger All' on Account or
the Wonderful
lu Tills Sale.
A GRAND DAY TOMORROW.
In spllo of hcut or wind or dust or
throats of rain , from early morn to past
elosintr time , they crowd thu aisles and
block the door's , from the blpr urch on-
tnuico of The Bost'm Store to riffht on
the corner , clour through , up nnd down ,
until the very rear of Slonohill's old
stitnd , tx surging mass of pooa
nnturod. folks pick up bargains from one
table aftor'tho other.
THE BOSTON STORR IS
SliLLING OUT STONEHILL'S. '
Such clpsing out nnd boiling out was
never scon before ; so great a stoclc , such
startling vahioff , ho much goods for so
little monov are paradoxes that must bo
soon with the naked oyes.
SELLING OUT STONEHILL'S
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
It tolls the tale iu words few and
strong.
The Boston Store is soiling them out ,
positively , quickly and surely , and the
quicker it's done the hotter.
No question of money stands between
the goods and you.
No regard to'cost 9r value.
It is simply
SELL OUT STONEHILL'S.
If you face n 'piece of dress goods tlmt
suits you , and there are thousands of
them thi't ' will do BO , in the bankrupt
Stonohill stock , it is merely u case of
take it.
The price Is cut and shaved and pared
down so that it is tishnmedof its shadow.
IT'S SELL OUT. SELL OUT
ALL STONEIJILL'S STOCK.
Whether it's dress goods , silks or
linona , towels or notions , It makes no
dilToronco.
They are all in the same boat. The
cost Is n thing of the past , Stonohill's
busted. Tlio shorill told us the stock
nnd its got to go quick.
Wo lire closing thorn out as surely as
the ami shines.
And whllo every day takes away some
bargains and brings forth some now
ones , yet each day's own bargains can
never bo duplicated , for what is eold is
trono forever nnd imnnnt lin rnnlnnml.
W1VHE SELLING OUT MILLINERY
till not a leaf Is loft to blow away , nnd
the prices tire lltrht as down. We'll not
rest Ull every hat IB gene , every plume
eold , and the natno of Stonohill remembered -
bored only as belonging to the biggest
bankrupt aalo of millinery the world
has known , and that The Boston Store
did the Belling.
The sale is at
THE BOSTON STORE.
Right on the corner.
N. W. Cor. 10th and Douglas.
And at Stonohlll'uold stand.
Now York ami lleUirn.
July to 0 ono faro (6T ( the round
triix Cholco ol routo9.'lrom Chicago.
Roturu .Uinlt August 1& Call at Chl-
ca ot Rook Island & Paciilo By. ticket
olllco , 1CQ2 Parnntn atrcot.
OHAB. KUNNKOV , O. N. W , P. A.
J. U Uu Buv < ? isu , City Tkt. & P. A.
Hnydon Bros. 8-string cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , 8187.60.
Dr. Culllrao.-o , ooutu ; , liji bulldlnj
rotm KXCUUSIONS U
Vln the \Vulmsli Line.
1st Cincinnati nnd return $19.10.
Per the national prohibition conven
tion the Wabash will soil round trip
tickets at above rate on Juno 27 nnd 28.
id ! Now Yo k and return $28.75.
Loss than half faro.
Per the Yountr People's Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Wubush will sell round trip tickets at
above rates on Juno 4 , 5 and 0 with
choice of routes via St. Louts or Chicago.
3d Saratoga nnd return $30.55.
Per the National Educational associa
tion the Wnb ish will sell round trip
tickets at above rate July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
( Jhio.igo.
4th Detroit and return 820.50.
For the B.iptlst Young People's union
the Wabash will sell round trip tickets
ut above rate July 12 nnd 13
Per tickets , sleeping car accommoda
tion and a toldor giving lists of routes ,
side trip ? , coat of same , with other
valuable information , call at Wabash
oHico , 1502 Parnam street , or write
GEOKQI : N. CLAYTOX ,
N. W. P. aud Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Itouml Trip TlckoU.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colorado Springs ,
Manitou and Puoblo. Low rates to all
points in Colorado , Utah or Pacific coast
joints. Past time on elegant vestibulod
; rnins , free reclining chair cars and the
celebrated "Rock Island dining cars. "
Uomfort , safety and Bpood secured when
ticketed via the 'Great Rock Island
Route. " Ticket olllco 1(502 ( Parniun s troot.
CHAKLUS KENNEDY ,
J. L. DcBnvoiSH , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. AgL
Who Will ho Nomiimtcd ?
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way will boll tickets to the democratic
convention ono faro for the round trip.
Tickets good going Juno 17 to Juno 21 ,
returning until July 0. Remember there
Is an electric rending lamp in each
berth. Trains loiivo Union depot ,
Omaha , 11:30 : a. in. and 7:05 : p. m. , arriv
ing in Chicago early next morning.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Parnam street.
P. A. NASH , C. S. CAUUIIH : ,
Gon'l Agent. City Ticket Agent.
In the Knrly Duys of July do ISust.
The rate for first class excursion
tickets from Chicago to Now York and
return , over the Pennsylvania Short
Lined , will bo loss than the rogular.fnro
ono \vuy for its oxcurssons of July 5 , G
and 7. You can do your business , visit
all your friends and the various resorts
In the east before August 15 , which is
tlio limit for rotuni'-Hickots , Learn nil
about it by nddroBalng Duce , 248 Clark
street , Chicago.
In Ulntrlct Court. '
After Betting a Jury , Judge Ferguson tools
up the trial of tbo ciuo of Frank E. Gillette
aliut S. M. Walto. Tbo plalntilT Is of tbo
opinion tbat trotn.tlio dofondan the la outltlcd
to recover Just (1,501. During the year 1863
Walto had a government contract by wblcli
ho was to furnish some of Unolo Bain's people -
plo with dressed beef. Ho Bought tlio boot
from Glllotto , who uoiv ullogoj tlmt bo bas
not boon paid ,
Judfo ICoysor U listening to tbo tale of
woo n told bv James Mills. Mills wonts tbo
court and jury to compel William J. Max
well to pay bun $5,000 , ' Tbo basis of tbo de
mand U tiuunnoa up in a few words.
Oa May IS , 1SOO , Maxwell went
into tug poltca court and charged
Mills with raortgaglnR property that no did
not own. Ho was arrested and after lyiuft
In jail a few Uouri was released.
A now lot of Jurors , who will do duty dur-
IIIR the tbroo weeks ending July U. were
marcbed lute court yesterday , Of tbo
ninety drawn but flfty-Uvo responded wuou
tbcir nuinoj were called ,
Tbo carbonic acldfm Cook's Extra Dry
Imperial CbampaKno Is ono of tbo test reme
dies for colly or diarrhoea.
ONI.X UV PAY DATT1ROW.
Tlmtjs What the "llnttlo" nt Sugrcs ia Siip-
| > o u < l to Ilnvo Ituon.
It Is the opinion of tbe officers about army
headquarter ? tbat the roportcd battle at
SUBRS , vVyo. , was nothing butarow between
some of the troops nnd a horde of ( ramblers
tbat congregate about tba frontier camps
Tbo troops were paid their monthly duos the
day before the disturbance , and It Is sur
mised that some of them slipped out through
tbo lines on tbo nlgbt of tha row and eotinto
a scrap with the tough man and women
about tbo town.
Colonel IMddlo , commander of the regi
ment , was not at camp at the time , but Is on
bis way there now. Muor ] Illosldy wasin
command. Ho telegraphed Qpuoral Brooke
that a disturbance bad arisen and tno troops
bad taken control of tbo town. It is tbo
Ninth cavalry tbat has gotten into the dlfll-
nulty. There are sx troops , over ! K)0 ) men
belonging to tbo regiment , on the ground.
"Thoro uro soldiers onouch tboio to take
care of ibat town and have plenty of men to
spare , " said ono of the olllcers at Iho head
quarters.
Kvory Tcntlmonlnl
In bohnlf of Hood's ' Sursnparllla Is strictly
true and will bear the strictest investigation.
No matter where It may bo from. It is as re
liable and worthy your confidence ns if It
came from your most respected neighbor.
Have you over tried this excellent medi
cine i
For a general family cathartic wo confi
dently recommend Hood's Pills. Tboy should
bo in every homo mcdiclno chest.
Visit the exposition and see goods
manufactured. Admission , 2oc.
OAUQHT THE THIEF.
Clmscil Fourteen Miles by n 1'arty of runn
er * unil Surrounded.
Hcruld Adams stole $11 yesterday , ran
fourteen miles with his booty and then lost
it , aud landed ia the poltco station minus
coat and shoos. It was this way.
Sunday night Adams came to the farm of Al
bert Ouster near Calboun and asked for a
night's lodging , sayinc that ho was travel
ing with a car of cattle and did
not llko tbo accommodations provided by tbo
local hotel. The tanner tooK htm iu nnd
ave him food and drink and the uparo bod.
Early this morning Adams wont through his
host's pockets and started for Omahu. It
was pleasant trivoling In tbo cool of tbo
morning , with the daw sparkling on the
crass and the birds piping in the
trees , but bo Jhad not covered many
mills until bo hoard : tno rutnulo of a farm
wagon In tbo rear. The farmer had missed
bla guest and hisjmoriov at the samn tlmo ,
and a uo/on or so of his neighbors had started
In nursult.
Adams made a bravo run for It , and find
ing himself handicapped with the woicht of
bis coat and shoes , discarded them , but tbo
two lumber wagons were two much for him ,
nnd near the chair fno'ory in North Omuha
ho was surrounded and handed ever to the
police.
LBVENWOIITII. . K. Juno 15 , ' 93.
Dr. J. U. Moore : Mv Dear Sir 1 bavo
been sutjeet to sick hcadacho all my lifo.
Over two years ago I began using "Mooro's
Tree of Lifo" for it and novar had a case of
sick headache since , except when the
medicine was at ono end of the road and I at
the other. It Is worth moro than money to
mo. I heartily recommend It to all sufferers
of hoadacho. Very truly " vours ,
W. D. Litn.
Pastor First Baptist Church.
For sale by all druggists.
I.iconiei.
County Judge Ellor Issued marriage
licenses to the following yesterday :
Name and address. Ago.
I George T. Noyes. Irvlnston 32
1 Harriet L. Hreustcr. Irvlngton "S
J.lumcs M. Hello , Omaha 21
1 Elliuboth UoddoIliiK , Omaha , . . . : 13
Do Witt's Sariaparllla destroy * suon pol
sons as scrofula , sxln disease , cioma , rhou
ma turn , lu tlmaly usosavos rainy liv 03.
Till ; UUALTV MAIIKCT.
rNSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 23
L 16'J-J :
WAUHANTY DCBD3.
F J Kaspar and wlfo to Frank Slioull ,
undlv ,4 lots 2. U , U , 7 , 10 , II , 14. l.r > . 18. IU.
2-.1 , M.I , 20 , 27. : io. ill. ; n. : H no , 42 , 4J. 45 , 47.
60. 51 , ft . SS , f > 9 , 02 , OJ , ( G. 07 nnd 70 , nil
lots ni und 71 und / of lot 1 , nil In Kus-
pni'sudd . 8 _
rrund Hhoull nnd wife to Adam Sloup ,
lots : a , : i'i ' , &u , M und 71 , Kuspur'a add. . 335
O II 1'iiyno und wife to 1'ldulltv Trust
cniiipiiny. lotOl , Nelson's ndd . 3,500
OTOrlhSiuun uirl lfu vu s.uno , lot 7 ,
blouk I. West Cnd ndd . 2,500
Kldullty Trust comuuny to O T Crlaa-
initn , s / lot 01. Nelson's ndd . 4,800
J .1 Dnlssiiml wife to riusan King , lot 0 ,
block I ) , Koiint/u place . 12,000
Andrew Miles olnl , execnlois to W tl
Wyninn. lot 1H , block it. Orchard Hill . 700
E J II Wohlers nud wlfo toU II Uorsoy ,
lot 17. block III. Hiimo . C25
Ilertha Moltlcr und huslmiid to l > H
Dillon , wi ! lot 4 , blo.'k .S , Hhlun's 2d
iidd . 1,550
J 1' Fluck Co. to Mui-jrurut I'Inliiyaon ,
lots UJ , : il and d2 , blo.Mc i. Myutlu park. , 1,200
OU IT CI.Atl.1 bSISOJ.
Herman Koiint/.o to M A 1'ltzpatrlclr ,
lot 4 , blooUJJ , bhinn'a 1st add . 1
United States to Harrison Derry , lot 3
and HO aw 35-15-1J , patent
ToUl amount of transfers . . . .MV.'ll
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TheLOBING SCHOOL
University-preparatory. ( KutablUhod Ib7 .l
UIIIUAtiO. HJ.IMMh. YuniiK I.uillC'J and
Uhlldron. 1'pr further parlleulam nadrcM
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, , Chicago
BR. J. B.
THE SPECIALIST.
Isitnsnrpnssod In the -
tro-itmoiitor nil forms 0 1
PBIVATE DISEASES , mill nil disorder * '
and debilities of youth uml manhood. I7yonr8tj
experience. Ilia resources nnd fucllltloa lira
practically iinllniltuil. Thu Doctor IH rccom-i
mended by tliu pro < s , nnil endorsed In tha
stronscst tnnns by tin1 people for fair trout-
incut mid honest professional advloo. Tlio
most powcifnl roinoillcs known to modern
Fclonco for tlio successful treatment of the
folloulnt : discuses :
GONORRHOEA Immcdli-.to rollof. A com-
nloto curt ! without tlio loss of an liour'u lima
from luihlncsg.
GLEET Ono of tlio most complete and SHO-
cessful triMLtinimth for gloot nnd nil aimoylnz
dleohnries vet known to the modlcil prdfus-
slon. The lOKiiltsiirulrnly wondurfnl ,
STIIICTUIIE CJioiilOht known remedy for
tlio iroitini'iiiof bliletnre , without p-iln , eut >
iliiLor diliitliitr. A most u'liKirkublo romudy.
SYPJIILIS-No trcatmoni for thlH torrlblo
blood dlsunso has uor been moro successful ,
nor hud stronger endorsements In the llKlib
of mud urn sulonco this dlsutBn Is positively
curab'u and every tiaco of tlm poison entirely
remove. ) from the hlool ,
LOST MANJIOOD , and ambition , nervous
ness , tlmldltv , despondency and all wonlincsi
anil dlhorilcis of youth or munhood , UelloC
olitnlni'd nt once.
SKIN DISEASES , und all diseases of tha
Uomacn , lilooil , liver , kluneya und Idnddor
are treated u cecssfnlly with thu Hiuatoa
kiKiwnromudles for the dlKuisfn. ,
Wrlto for olronliiri undiiuoitlon list. iron.
1'llh unil itit'iuitit. fitn. < IIKI/KI. Ac6
M
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CLA99
Inricr.t , Faitett nnd Fined In ( be Worll ,
lTa > iiiDKer arcainndntlons unriitlloa. _ _ , . .
NEW YORK. lONDONDERRY AND QU800W.
NUWYOKIC , Wl7l/U.Tl"ll'nndNAPtE9 ? ,
Atrct-jlnr Intcrrali.
6ALOOH , 8ECOHD.CIASS AND STEERAOE
ratunonliiwOBtturniBto nnd from thu principle !
csoicn , iaL n , ISIDH fc AH , cj u r TiL rciHiu.
Kiciindon llckeli mallaklo to loturn \ > f .o"1"/1'0 ] ' ' :
tuiu iueCly | li > * Nortlnif Ireland or NMIW0'111. ' ' * *
Bt l tsl licitr OrlKS fct As ? Aaut it Icwnt Situ.
Apiilr to any of our local Arenm or to
HEiUiitb.N ) J ICOTHiUS. ;
ICOTHiUS.LINE
HOYAIi MAflSTlIAMaiHPH. .
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. diivnarooiw
C A II IN , " ' to MHO , Accord lu ; ; to fitoumu *
and locution of iUiitoroom.
Intoniicillutoiiiid ht.nr.'iKo ni low rates.
NO UATTU : < tAltKIii : > .
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STATE [ ALLAN LINE
MNB ) HTJA : I8IIII'R
NT.W VOKKninl OI/ABQOW.
.luJrfiniloiiilorry , ovorr Kurtnliilit.
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juiiem n . . , . . M'ATK or NKVAUA . a iM
ju y litii VATH o * NKIIHAMKA , . i ia. .
I ublii < . bucoiid Culiln IH Blooriwo , | lv.
Aliiily to AIIAN K ( . ' < > . . i Ulcuito.
II I , MOOItK , lilU Howard HI. Omnlia.
Itt'Klntfrcil trentiiienU "lilt
' Varlcocele.
I'or BimiiiBlorclHuiVarlcocele.
DlicliartifH nnil liiiiln lun and
mUirlnir l.fxt Vlifar. C'ura
Al olulvlr VumrunlrrA.
1'lril irtntmeui ul free ta >
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