The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, October 10, 1885, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA Ileniitiriil "Woninn. A woman with pleasant smile, clear Bkin, bright eye, generous expression, elastic step, hearty-hand shako and courteous welcome. Such a woman is not tho victim of debility, languor, or dyspepsia. She has overcome theso pests by using Brown's Iron Bitters, tho world's great tonic. Mis Mattie Ben son, South I'arsonfield, Mc, says, "After using Brown's Iron Bitters for weakness and Tack of appetite and energy, I felt liko another person." Lieutcnnnt Grccly will travel in Europs during the winter. I have tried Athlophoros for an attnckol rheumatism, and I feel a good deal better than I did Latere using the medicine. I have not as many pains ns I had before. Please send me six bottles. Richard l'lnll, Burr Onk,YVris. King Alfonso aspires to to be an author. nilCQlS on PlfeamTH GREAT -gW hlmm reMEui CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache. Headacho.foothacrio, firc Til ronf,KivcI1ln(rl.Sir:iliii.lrulc, lturnv St-altlK. I'iiiM Itllc. AM) ALL OTHril 1I0WI.Y I'AIXS ami uiir. Sold Ly Drujj lti and Pule; 01 rrr liero. Klfly Cents LotUe. inrcitionslii 11 Lnnsuaees. TIIH CHAKLES A. VOCKLUK CO. (Soeroinr, lo A. TOOELER 4 CO.) llaltlmorr, JId., I. 9. A. A QUESTION ABOUT Browns Iron Bitters ANS WE RED. The question has probably been risked thousands of times. "How can Brown's Iron Hitters euro every thing!" Well, it doesn't. Hut it does cure any dispose for whicha reputable physician would prosenbo IKON Physicians recognize Iron as the bunt restorativo agent known to the profession, and inquiry of any leidine chemical firm will substantiate the assertion that there are more preparations of iron than of any other stibstanco used in medicine This shows con clusively that iron is acknowledged to be the rawt Important factor in successful medical practice. It isf howet er. a remarkable fact, that prior to tho diocov oryof IIItOWN'SlKON lUTTUKSno perfect, ly satisfactory iron combination had ever been loutid. BROWN'S IRON BinERStoSS headache, or produce constipation nil otlior iron incillclne-ido. lSICOWN'N I It ON IHTTUKS cures IiHliffCitioii, nilloiiMiejt, Wonknea"!, Ilyxpepsiu, ."Unlnrlii, ('IiHIh nnd Vcvfr.i, Tired Fcelinc.fSeiiornl WcbllitTil'nln In the Side, HiiPkorLlmbsjlIrnilurlieandNpiirnU stin for all theee ailments Iron is prescribed daily. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.tei'r: minute. like all other thorough mfdioitiM, it actn slowly. "When taken by mn the first armptora of benefit Is renewed enrpry. The muwolrn then become firmer, th di(?ttion Improve, the bowels are Active, In women the olTect U usually tnnro rapid and marked. The ejon begin at once to hrightfm: the skin clnam np; healthy color conrn to the cheeks: nervousness dlsappearn; functional dpranftemonta become regu lar, and If a nursing: mother, abundant austeninc in supplied for tho child, Itemnmber Brown'a Iron Bittern is the ONLY iron medicine that is not in jurious, Vhyticiana and Hruggiat recommend it The Genuine has Trade 31 ark and crowwwl red lines onwrapper. TAKIS NO OTIIi:it. DOES WONDERFUL CURES OF KIPNEY DISEASES AND Q LIVER COMPLAINTS, o Because It nets on the LlVEll, HOWELS and KIDNEYS at tho name time. Beenose It cleanses tho system of the poison ous humors that develops in Kidney and Uri nary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice. Constipa tion, Tiles, or in Bneuraatism, Neuralgia, Ner vous Disorders and all Female Complaints. UrSOUD PROOF OF TMS. TV WILL BUREXjT CURB CONSTIPATION, PILES, nnd RHEUMATISM, By oausinc FIIEH ACTION of all the crcans and functions, thereby i CLEANSING tho SLOOD restoring the normal power to throw off disease. THOUSANDS OF CASES of the worst forma of these terrible diieases havo boon quickly relieved, and iu a ahort time PERFECTLY CURED. rEICE, $1. LIQl'lD Oil DRY, SOLD UY DnCGGISTS. Dry can be sent by mall. WELLS, HIC1IAEDSON is Co., Burlington, Vt, I a sena tump lor inary Almanac lot ISS-l. ,iyyi I isg--?rn -1 wwimi AiiUailsjiitcliiitlie BROAD CLAIM olfccliztm 1 VESY BEST OPERATING-, QUICKEST SELLING AND Ever oircrrd to I ho nubile Men Thinlc they know all about Mustang Lin iment, Few do. Not to know is not to have. BUSHII Cntrliiiipr Poslnl Thieves. Chief Inspector Shnrpe, tho hend of :he detective service in the post office Jepartinent, resign d his office recent y to engage in private business. His resignation was accepted, to take ef !ect on September 1. His record is that of a capable, officer, lie is an ;ast Tennessee man, tall and spare in stature, and in appearance and man ner the typical detective. During tho war ho was a Union man and did ?ood service. As a department officer ho has been a terror to rascals, and has hunted many of them out of tho service, even when they wero shel tered by strong political influence. Somo years ago, for instance, a Ver mont inspector was discovered to bo conniving at postollico rascality in that stato and was discharged. The man had been a henchman of Senator Edmunds, nnd the senator called at tho post ofiice department to see what could bo done. The postmaster gen eral asked the senator and the inspect or into a privuto ofiice and told Col. Sharpo to explain, which the inspector did very fully. "And you recommended tho man's discharge?" asked Mr. Edmunds, harshly. "Yes, I did," replied Col. Sharpo; "and had I known the man's charac ter sooner I would have bouueed him months ago." "Well, you did just right," said Ed munds, and left. One of tho most important duties of tho chief inspector is to detect rail way postal clerks who steal letters contaning money. To accomplish this Col. Sharpo follows a simple but ingenious system, which ho explained tho other day to tho writer. "To catch theso thieves," he said, "I had constructed a largo railroad map of tho United States, which hangs in my ofiice. Now, supposing a man mails a letter in Boston for Kansas City containing $0 a very bad prac tice, but people will do it. The letter never reaches its destination, and pretty soon we get a complaining let ter stating the circumstances. "Now, it tho supposed caso wero an isolated one, wo probably could do nothing. Tho letter, in going from Boston to Kansas City, would pass through 30 or 40 hands, audit would be useless to try to fix tho blame. But tho Boston man's caso is not isolated. Every day we get from one to HO similar complaints from all over tho country, and this fact, as you will seo, enables us to locato this mischief. "First, wo ascertain exactly where tho missing letter was mailed and its address. Then wo are ready for tha map I bpoko of. I tako tho Boston 1 man's letter and a bunch of similar complaints, and then I begin to stick pins into my map. I know just tho route which a letter would take to go frrn Boston to Kansas City, aud i ! stick pins along to sketch out this ' course. Then I take tho next com 1 plaint. Perhaps this is from a man I who lost money transmitting it from Mobile to Chicago. Very well. I trace out tho lino such a letter would tako. Tho third, perhaps, was sent from New York to San Francisco, tho fourth from New Orleans to Buffalo, nnd fifth from Saginaw City to Phila delphia, and so on. Now before very long the map begins to look quite in teresting. The pins nro strewn all over tho country, and wo notice one track say, for instance, between Chicago and Cleveland whero all tho lines unite. That's whero the thief is. "Knowing now where tho stealing is going on, wo ndviso our most trusted man in that division wo havo to trust somebody, you know that there is trouble in his section, and tell him to keep a sharp look out. We inquire in to tho habits and association of tho clerks, and wo are, perhaps, able to spot tho man at once. At other times it is more difficult. But wo nhvnys fetch him. Detection is certain." "But don't tho clerks know of this system?" "Perfectly wcli, "replied Col. Sharpo. "Then, why do they steal?" was asked. "An, thero you ask mo too hard a question, " said the inspector. "I'm sure I can't tell. I only know they do, and tho history of almost all cases is tho name. A postal clerk will be tempted, nnd will steal a letter that he ff.'ls has money in it. For tho next few days ho is scared to death. lie thinks everybody reads his guilt in his faco.and ho is certain ho will bo caught and put in prison. Ho resolves never to steal another letter, nnd possibly ho does not. But generally, in about a month or two months, Ins fear and remorse havo worn off. Evidently ho haa not been caught, and is not sus pected. A good chance conies and he steals another letter. This time ho does not wait a month before ho tries it again. And before long ho is steal ing all tho lotters ho gots hold of which contain money. About that time I nm sticking pins into my map. It is sure death. Sometimes wo g t moro than one ns fishers will now an 1 then land two or three fish at oik o w in tho biting is very lively. Wo uug k three in two weeks onco in difhient parts of tho country when wo suppo. -ed wo were after only ono." "But why do men keep on stealing when they seo others caught and un derstand that tho machinery of detec tion is so perfect?" again asked thore porter. "As I said before," replied tho in spector, "that I can't answer, except in this way. Every roguo thinks him Belf smarter than anybody else. Ho sees that othors nro caught, but ho thinks that ho is too cunning and can cover his tiacks." i lie who runs may rend on a monu ment at Columbia, S. C, that "Gen eral S. R. Gist" liosthoro. Huthowho pauBos a moment may lenrn that his lull name is States Hilits Gist, and straightway a uroat chanter in tlio country's history is unfolded, Ono liundrod and two years ago this month, John Jacob Astor arrived in Baltimore from Gormany. IIo brought several hundred dollars worth of mu sical instruments to soil on comruU fcion. 1 Tltc Kplilcmlc of Crime. Whence conies this epidemic of sui cides nnd murder? Beccnt discussions havo naiucdsevernl causes. Hon. C. II. Reeve, of Indiana, charges it to infi del teachings holding that hopeless ness of a futuro stato cripples fortitude for bearing life's ills. Another declares suffering from tho universal business de pression tho cause. A third writer at tributes it to increasing insanitj', a phy sician thinks much of tho tendency is. inherited, wlulo temperance advocates lay tho responsibility upon strong drink. "Free-thinkers lmvo committed suicide, but so havo orthodox churchmen. Financial straits havo beset many, but tho wealthy havo also taken their life. Insanity and dissipation havo pre ceded suicides and family murders. Ono feature common to almost every such crime challenges attention. Well nigh every report of suicide and family murder mentions tho perpetrator ns having "for somo titno been subject ' to melauchwly." Whence comes this? All recognized medical authorities tell us that tho firo which consumes tho brain is always kindled by derangements of digestion; that good digestion is impos sible without pure blood, and pure blood is never known when the liver and kid neys aro out of order. Under such cir cumstances, a preventive should bo Bought, nnd for this Warner's safe euro Is sovereign a fact conceded by tho best authorities in tho land, and it is especially commended by the celebrated Dr. Dio Lewis. llochcstcr Democrat. The Bccont Affliction Backet. "I havo a memorial hero which I would like to sell you," said a peddler to a lady whoso door-bell he had rung in Brooklyn. He held up an engraved memorial surrounded by a cheap frame. It had been gotten up in memory of a little child of the lady who had died a few weeks before. "How did you know 1 had lost a child?" sho asked. "0, I saw it in tho papers," was tho reply. "That was whero wo got tho age nnd other information required." "It's a good thing," said tho man to tho reporter. "V o look over all tho newspapers and cut out tho notices of tho deaths of tho children. After; two or threo weeks, when wo think that tho grief of tho parents has passed over somewhat, wo get up a memorial and tako it nround. It is solely on our own responsibility that wo do it, nnd wo must run a risk of not selling. Some times peoplo aro indignant when wo ap proach them, but ns a general thing they buy. We sell them at $5 apiece, to bo paid for at tho rate of 50 cents a week. Now, between you and myself, they cost us about $1 each." Chicago Tribune. Power of the Uniteil Slates. Hon. James N. Kerns, United States Marshal of Pennsylvania, writes that during tho severo winter weather his family used Red Star Cough Cure nnd wero mush benefited by it. Ho states that ho knows nothing better in reliev ing colds or soro throats. A Rich Wife for the Bishop. Ono of tho richest women in Denver is Mrs. Bishop Warren, of whom so much has been written since her mnr riago with tho handsomo and gifted Methodist preacher. Many years ago this lady went to Denver, a poor, hard working sewing girl. Her father was her fortune, for as she bravely plied her trade sho was wooed and won by ono lhfi", a miner, and when ho finally died ho left her a fortune of several million dollars. Mrs Hill' was a devout Meth odist, and Denver gossips tell that Bishop Simpson sent Bishop Warren to that city on purpose to marry tho niil lionniro widow. Their wedding was a popular one, every Methodist in Den ver being invited. ' Pain and Dui:.ui attend tho uso of most Catarrh rcmcdicH. Liquids nnd snnlfs nro unplensnnt as well nn diuiKerouH. Kly'n Cream Halm in safe, plonsunt, easily ap plied with tho finger, and a suro cure. It ' clennscs tho nasal passages nnd heals tho inllnmcd membrane, giving ruliel from tho lirst application. f() cents at druggists. 00c by mail. Kly Hros., Owego, N. Y. I have had catarrh in head nnd nostrils for ten years so had that thero was great sores in my not., and ono placo was eaten through. I got Kly's Croam Halm. Two Vottles did tho work, hut nm still using it. Sly noso nnd head is well. I feel like an other man. CluiH. S. McMilleu, Sibley, Jackson Co., Mo. FitOM Cor,. C. If. M ackhy, 2d Iowa In fantry: I havo now been using Kly's Cream !alm for threo months ami am experienc ing no trouble from Catarrh whatever. I havo beon a sufferer for twenty years. C. ii. Macuoy, bigournoy, Iowa. If every ono of oar young friends could tako a course at Elliott's business college it would ho bo tor than a dowry of a thousand dollars. BURNS and Scalds are Instantlr rendered Ii alnlets. and Invariably tired without a scar, by he use of CnrlinlU-ilta the great skin remedy. 26 and 00 cents, at )tu(.'tr sts or by mall. Cole vo., uiacK niver runs, n ib. Mr. Moody id about to move on Bridge port, Conn. OATAKItH OK THIS IIUDDRH. Stinging, Irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney ind Prluary Complaints, cuu-d y nualij.l'alba," II. James Jackson Jurves is writing another book on art matters. yfben Baby wu tick, we gaye her Castoria, "NVTien the nu a Child, abe cried for Caatoria, When abe becmo Miss, she clunr; to Caatoria, VThvi sho had Children, she garo them Caatoria, Worth, tho man milliner, never works nt night, and ape litis $100,000 a yeur. It afflicted with 8oro Eyes, use Dr. Isaac Tboinpson't Kje Water. Druggist sell it. 25c. Bulllvan in not tho firttt pitcher who ban been broken up by n "bat.'' THE JIOPJ5 Ol' TIII5 NATION. Children, slow In development, puny, serasrny and telkate, use Wells llci.tli Kcuower. In timea of newapnper mourning it 18 n poor column rule that will not work both ruyn. Sao ttmt and money by u$!ng Stiwart't Hial. lag Powdtr fr euti and tent en anlmalt. Sola teiryuhert, IS and 60 cts. a box. Try It. Mr. Joseph Jetfemon is again a father, the event having occurred u few duye since. Another Life Snyed. About two yenrsngo, a prominent citizen ot Chicago was told by his physicians thnt ho must dio. They said his system wns so debihtutaW that there was nothing left to build on. No made up his mind to try a "new departure." Ho got somo of Dr. I'icrco's "Golden Medical Discovery" and took it nccording to directions. Ho began to improve at onco. Hekept up tho treat ment for some mouths, and is to-dny a well man. Ho says tho "Discovery" enved his life. Tho Hed Prince is to hnvo two monu ments one at Potsdam and ono nt Berlin. "Frailty, thy Xiunc Is Woman." JfaiiM. Thnt she is frail, otton in bodv, '"Tis true, 'tis true, 'tis a pity, And pity 'tis, 'tis true." Dr. Pierce b "Favorite Prescription" is the best restorative tonic forphysicnl frail ty in women, or fenialo weaknesses or de rangements. Hy druggists. Price reduced to one dollar The Orleans family subscribed 50,000 francsfor thocholera patients at Marseilles. Victims ol youthful indiscretions, suffer ing from nervous debility, lack ot self-coutl-dciiop, impaired memory, and kin'dred symp toms, should send 10 cents in stumps for largo illustrated treatise, giving menus of certain euro, with numerous testimonials. Address, World's Dispensary Medical Asso ciation, Glili Main street, lluffalo, N. Y. Lawrence Barrett is writing u "Lio of Charlotte Ciihhmnn. Don't l.'eiul This Unless you wnnt a free sninplo ol Smith's Bile Henna, the great liver remedy, and a beautiful card taken from rent life, sentyou fm ol charge Send us your nnmo nnd 1'. O. nddress. J. P. Smith it Co., St. Louis, Mo. tN'nmo this paper.) Hjornsen has finished his now drama, "Geography and Love." Snm Small (Old Si) has turned prencher and now moralizes iu earnest. Hero Ilyncintho lias como out ns an indi rect advocato of a forward colonial policy. Hellef from Sick llenilnche. Drowsiness, Nnuten, Dizziness, 1'iiln In tho Side. Vo., trunriuitoeil to tlioo using Carter's I.lttlu Liver Pills. Those ooiiipliilnts aro nonrly nl ways enusoil by torpid liver and constipated bowels". Itostom thosooiKnns to their proper Inactions and tho trouli u ceases. Carter's l.fttlo I.Ivor Pills will do this ovory timo. Ono pill is a doio. Forty In a vlul. I'rico 5 cents. l'rof. Langston, ex-minister to Liberia, is to settle down on u farm in Virginia. ItHirord Siiurn wni nt U flrst-c'uss hoteli. Xlakei your food inoieiiutrlllom. Oliver Wendell -Holmes lives in a houso painted a bright yellow, with green blinds. "ItOUdll OX UATAKIlll." CorrfcH ortenalvo odom nt onco. Completa euro of worst clirtmte cam's, also uncnuaU-il 9 KartfiO for llli't.tlieiiiL, Soio Tliroiu, Foul llrcatli. 60c Mnurico Strnkosch will shortly Ibsuo a volumo of personal memoirs. Pimples and Blotches Aro very IlaMo to aprcar In liot weather, when tlio Mood Is heated and burdened with Impiirlll . They frequently cnuse Inti mo Itching, nnd rubbing or scratching only increases tho annoyance. Tlio onk way to euro pimp es nnd blotches it to strike, dliecllyat the cause, by taking Uood'a SarsaparllU to purify tho blood. "I had been troubled with hives nnd pimples for tome time I took two bottles of Hood's Farsapartllu end ain entirely cured. I think Hood's Sarsaparllla las no equal as a blood purlQcr." Li fie M. 1'jctiuk, I'ortimouth, O, 'I know Hood's Sarsaparllla to bo Rood by Its suc cess in removing eruptions from my face." II. G. I'ir.n, Champaign, 111. 'This winter I wns troubled with a humor, pim ples coming out all over me, nnd Itching agrent deal. I took icvcrnl kinds of medicine, but they garo mo no relief. At last I took Hood's Sarsapart la nnd tho humor has disappeared, I feel right we.l now.' IIk.nkv SaiiiioitDKlt, Et Mary's, O. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. H; six for t-t. Prepared by C. 1. 11001) & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. Tho Invigorating and trunqullTzlngop. erntlon of HosTcit ('!' btomach Ultters Is most powerfully developed In cases of Indigestion. Tho first ellcct of this ugreo ablo tonic Is com forting and encour aging. A mlM glow pen uiles the system, and the nervous rest lessness which char acterizes the disease Is u tuned. This tin prowmient Is not iriiiihliiit. It Is not succeeded by tho ro turn of the old symp toms with super lidded force, as Is al ways tl.o caso when unniedleitted stim ulants nro given for tlio complaint. For ife STOMACH H LI " l-1 .sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. 4 x&v. jv &7 H0P8 a. XV MALT BITTERS, If you wish a certain enre Tor nil niooA dlseanes. Jfothlnc wan ever invented that will cleanse the Ulood and purify the System equal to Hops and HIAIi' BUtera. It toatea up the Alyatem, put a new Hlaod In your veins, restores your loet tsupetlto and aleop. and brines you perfect Isealth. It norer falla to g(r relief In alt casts cf Kidney or I.Ivor Troubles Hlllousnesa, Indl ceatlnn, Constipation, Sick liradackts, l)y- Jiopala, Nervous disorder!, and ail Feaaale lusuxlalnta ; when properly taken It la a auto cure. Thousands have been bent4 by It In this and ether Western Rtatei. It U the beat Combination of Vegetable remedies) a ret discovered for the restoration to health of the Wenk and Dobllltnted, Do Detect Ma pa and ITIAI.V Hlttera confounded with Infe rior preparatloas of similar name. I preicrlbo Hops A Malt Bitters regularly In my practice. Hobert Turner. M. D Flat Itock, Mich. ITor sale by all drucgista. HOPS & HALT BITTERS CD, Detroit, Mich, iinnrrvo nirvrii i ro I'ricoMcn. VIUULU O rHO I ILLCO.I,yu,.l. HbmrllACo. BOuxicstown, llsu. Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin ; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm. V. it. V., Omaha. K78--40. DONALD a)i''it THE INDI AN SCOUT ; THE TREASUKE TRAIN OF LOST RIVER. A OTtHAT STOUV, elvhur Hie TKlTT! T.TFH ortlmKlNOortli.VlSTl UN WAKTKAIl.t lim't lull to rt'iul It. runiilntr I" I HI'- 'Hlt'AtiO l.l:l(ir.lt. )iiil iMO-ri-nt tmuii )ir xiiiunlo ciiny. Aililrcss 'l'lll'J C1HUAUU .flK,l It, lil.-iiuro. 111. M'lic 111 KUS' (U IDIi la Issued Sept. ii ml Dirndl, rncH j-car. aj-:J50 nf;rs, S'.ill'j liu-hrii,trltliovrr 3,0OO llliialrntliui R ivliolu I'irmre i.tiiicrjr. CUVKS Wliolemle l'rlics tllrret fo contumrm on nil (;"' "or personal or finally itc. TclUlmw to order, nnd j;lv' rxm-t cost ofcicrj--tlitiiK ynu te, vnt, drink, lvenr, or linvc fun with. Theso 1XVAJ.UAHI.1S ltOOICS contain Information fjlcnnrd from tho innrkcla of ht world. We will mnll n copy l-MlKH to unjr nd dress upon rrrclpt of lOrt. to drfrny exprnso of mnllln;;. I.rt tin lunr from you, llt-spri'trully, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 2U7 : J2H WiiIiiinu Avriiuo. I'liiciiKo, 111. DR. A. C. SAES1N. Twenty Years' 12iprr!noo In itlspsm- trcstr lsuo ess.ullf anilt'l' ltl;l),Micliul Piolrp siis.nviirnm tionbln. luf am nun Ion A' il 1 li Priilloiis, Kail lui; and D I pirn emcnl ot tli Womb, b, ni;il rnkneas, auU a,y t liniu- ut I ir. ami an louui . . VI HI ll.ljl miltwma vi. rrllotnln nil ttu itiKiintlvoly cute inoti of tliosp riuv u.uini.iBiiin i-ntiiiTinti to wumsnktiitl. .line discuses, Ll er complaints ami all i lleasfi ot 'a irlvale natnro successfully tiealcd. CAMJI.KS D treated ana ciirru. Letters of Inquiry confidentially aiiswrred. Isf 1 MO. id B I PIANOS. liiniOlILL ORGANS. ....... v . HALLETT, DAVIS pianos. A. HOSPE, State Agent, O.IIAIIA, MCIIKASIC.V toM eiprei the sionj I fnluret from Hheumallam, sod It wai all 1 couU do to endurs It. Crippled, not ahla U walk or ilcep, I took two-thlrdi f a IkiiiIs of ATHI.0 THOROS and Id a few daj was well." T K. Chailltld, foj llUi i Aenu, Htl.sukec, Wis. ithlophoroa I. tli oni ral ours far KhauioaUim eier dl.ooTfred. Aak jourorus (lit for ithlophoroi. trjou cannot fetltof him da not UT omethlnf elio, bill ordrr at once from u. We will nud II eiprfia paid on rwelpt of price. $1,00 P'r boltle. ATIILOniOROS CO,. 112 Wall Bt, New York. JJF PAGE v!m.iR.N?ErtWtH?Hri? Awarded GOLD MEDAL, LONDON, UK). Uird by Maaou ft Hamlin Organ and I'Jano Co., Pullman HttlareOarOo.ic. Mfd onlr hr the RUSSIA CEMENT CO. GLOUCESTER. MASS. SOLD EVERYWHERE, US-Sun. pie Tin Call ly Mail. tUo. SI 000 REWARD THE VICTOR r.r aaj maeaia eltaalas Ot for at CUver laJ la 0 a, Ik, vicTon DOUBLE KULLER. IlllltrtUl C Ur tafclUd fftl NHWAIt A! A CM I. NT. CO.. Oulunibui, Ohio. R. U. AWARE THAT Lorillard's Climax Plug bar1nr a rt tin I'm ; tbat Iirlllard'a Ra-e l.w ft T fine cut i that lrlllaj-d'. artvr Cllpplnaa. ami that Ixrlllurd'a Hnall'a, are) bsl and ourutpest, (juallty cooaidercd ? Ter a month ani iioakii to Jj)50 Alil.Vr loruM: and completa LIFE OF Q Ft A N T The WorldN nn-alcst Holillor. and tha Nntlon'a moxt limioml c-ltleii. Iiw iirlm lifililil Sulrs, 1 W.y.lliUI.Hlt tl- CO. 113 Adams Ht.Chlcaxo Diseases of Women. 1'iixtoii Ilotvl, Oinaliti, rN'l). f Wliolesnla unit Retnll fawas F u rniturE DEWEY & STONE, Omaha, Nab. IINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGER ed school In the West. Elerrant rooms heated by Prig) steam. Able teachers. Cheap board. Address for circulars! I.illuiiuikie & ltoose, Lincoln, Neb A BIG OFFE To Introduce fhnm. we will Ol VU A WAY l,0) Self Operating Washing Mucblnes. If you want ono semi us vour nsine. 1. O. snd cxnrvas olllra at once. Tim utlilinl i o., IS Dey St., N, Y. IVull I'lipcraiitl lVIntlotv Sliudc Ifltn VI r , ,,. ( n.(... iviiii 1'iipcr uiMi iikiov nun 10 to 20 per cent cl.eaper than pool prices. Kuniiiloa Hi nt on A iijillcutlon. '. J. Jleuril ii llro , . Om Oinnlin. O A LU A C QTumors and Ulcers cured without J LI 11 sU- IB painor Knire. writ" ror pampniet. Y II, (iolley. Milwaukee. Wis. OPIUM Mornlilno Iliiblt Cured In 10 toUOilu In vs. Nu n Nullity tin u ii roil. 11L J bTKI'UKNS, I.cliunuu, Ohio. CANCER. euro. Mo Knl re. Nn I ain. V ti. ilsrabaliUiwn.lowa. WANTKU-KXl'EUIKNCKO AOKNTS TO BELL Zell'a New Knorclopedlos, lo parts or bound. T, KLLWOOU ZKLL, 7 No. 13t.li tlu I'lilla. CARRIAGE Vtm Amnlor b Uaajiaa, ftfrlw . PLKHART InUikiri of ail ityWa ofOAU what you order u not antla fitelorjri wi pay alt No. U IlusTT (seo cut) Is last trie tirus as others Top uuxirlea at usually sold lor Onr Harness ara all eulber. I mi nc.e, a swa sr av rm l 'vfKvlhln. fullr w.rr..lAi inrmfutrinr. uti.l Zap nur 4t.iijrl'aUJoTjfref. AAlresy.B l't ATT. Bec'T, UiUUart, lndliau WiBBtall at Wh oiesalB Wees. sr&ffliAiiWiffl imMw Aiiro 7 '-!;'. IIociustku, Juno 1. 1S82. "Ton Years nio 1 wna nttneked with tho most lntcnaoanddcnthly imlnsln my buck and i Ktdneyn. "Kxtctuling to the end of my toes nnd to my brain! "Which mnde mo deliriottHl "from ngonj" ! ! ! ! "It took threo men to hold mo on my bed nt Union! "Tlio Doctors tried iu vnin to relievo me, but to no purpose. Morphine nnd other ornate! "Ilnd no cttect! "Alter two months I wns given up to dlolll! "When my wife henrd a neighbor tell whnt Hop Bitters hnd dono for her, sho nt onco got and gave ma some. Tho first dose cnsctl my brain nnd seemed to go hunting through my system for tho pain. The second doso ended mo n much thnt I slept two hours, Fonieth ntr I hnd not dono for two months. Iloluro I hud tt-cd live bottles I a well and nt work ns hnrd its any man could, lor over threo works; but I worked too hard tor my etrenirtli, and taking a hnrd cold. 1 was taken with the most acuto and painful rheumatism all through my system that over wns known. "1 culled thodoetors nenln, and nftersevcral weeks they lei t mc a eripplo on crutches foe life, as they said. 1 met a lnend and told him my ca-e. and ho t?n:d Hop Hitters cured him and would euro mo. I poohed at h m, but bo was so earnest 1 was induced to uso thorn nir I ti Io Ie?s Ihnn four win ks I hnd throw awny my crutchi's nnd went to work lightly and kept on uMhk tho hitters for 11' o weeks, until I Im catno as well ns any man living, and havo teen itii for six yeais s nee. It has also cured my wife, who hnd been sick for yearn; nnd hurt kept her nnd my children well nnd healthy with from two to threo bottles per year. Thero s no need to bo sick at all if these bitters nra used. .1..I. liKKK, lCx-Supervisor. "Thnt poor invnlt 1 wife, Sister, Mother, "Or daughter! ! '. ! "Can bo tnndo the picture of health! "With n few bottles of Mop Hitter " 117(7 you let them .w-ji .' HI" Vrvsecutt tint Sirliiitlrrn! I! If when you call fur Hop Hitters tho (truir Hist hauils out niiXliln but "Hop Hittkkm" wltli a irreou cluster of lltips on whltolnbol. shun that riruwrlt-l ns jou would a viper; and if ho has taken join- money torn hogus stuir, Indlot hint lor tho fraud and suo him fordam ugos tor tho swindle, and wo wlllroward you litierally for tho conviction. oo U 8. ( ourt injunction nimlnst 0. D. Warnur, llendlntr, .MU h., and all bis salesmon. agents, druKKists, atut other imitators. n,.. 4IVA. . ... I.llln,,. .liitlMlnhnrnr Tfrlfjht'i Indian Vcgetalno Tills; they wiflenrejou.'' FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. A Bilious Complaints aro caused by torpidity, con festlon, or tho ulceration of tho liver. 4 Ttis symptoms are d.uk", creasy, yellow skin, a brorrn or whitish coat tu tlio tonjuc, appetite Irreg ular, often a dry couch nt nlc.hu Tha skin sometimes breaks out Into pimples and sores.and tho wlio'c system Is out of order. Wrlfbt'a Indian Venrtablc. Pills aro ono of the very best remedies known for any form of thesa troubles, and will certainly relievo tlio sufferer. They aro purely vegetable, maito from tho best drugs by competent hands, and glvo satisfaction. They aro very gentls in their action, causing no priplnrj or unpleasant feel ing to the most delicate. Atrial will convince any ouo troubled with biliousness that Wrlslit'a In dian Vegetable Pill. Is tho medlclno bo needs. TREATED FREE. DR. H. H. GREEN, A SpcrlnlUt for V loveu Yonr I'aat, Has treated Dropsy anil Its complications with the most wonderful success; uses vt-Ketablo remedies, entirely harmless. Itcinoves all symptoms of dropsy In clBlit to twenty days. Cures patients pronounced hopeless by tho best ol pliyslclnns. From tlio first dose the symptoms rapidly disappear, and In ten days at leant two-thirds of the sympioms are removed, Some mav cry humbnif without knowing anything nlioutlt. Itoiiicmlier It dues not cost yuu nnythlnu to realize thu incrlis f my treatment for yourself. 1 nm constantly ciirliiKciiscsoflonitstiinilliiR.casci thnt havo been (npud n number of times, nud Ilia patient declared linuliln to live n week. (Slvo full lilxlory of niMi. Nnine sex. how loiik' iillllcttd, how badly swollen nnd where, Is bowels coitlvc, have legs bursted aiiddrlpped wutor. Bond for free pamphlet, coutntnliiK testimonials, questions, etc. 10 iliiyHtroittinout (itrnlMliod free hy mall. Ktillepsy fits positively cured. If ordur trial, send 7 cents In stamps tnnay poitaeo. M Jones Avenue, Atlantu, On. TR8PLE GEARED T WCREATLY IMPROVED Tho only Mi is popular dninnnd, I r Thousanila In us as Its Inuuensa sale allows In every part (J CVW AM fl ATTDaPTlUC of tue country ' " ni inauiiii, features for aulJ in its ulllily, Furnlslied with or without ( b (. rusher j also with or without burse power Every machlna Is ruinirln,atraDaf mfeWARRANTEpj.y brlt-iMUvi-r 1'eed Mil L, also Wind .11111s, Corn Hbellrra, 40. CsUlomie FREE 1 Addresw STOVER MFG. CO. FREEPORT, ILL. JT J Va5alellflbiriil eiunlorment 1-aeT and crolitabln. Tip llonhlllK, . Kiiltllnar, llraldlnsr. ur Wt-nvlnir. (new or old), ras or jam. A baudsuma TurkUU Itua read, with M.t cln. worth of carpet nuti. u se any aina ol clout . 3IAKI.K can b used ri nil uHoliiuiiiiiciiliira.or ioTrntlun. It aril, nt alajlit. rpulil. Aiienlsi Hilled. are, Itni. and territory. JHO. il. 1I01TT is CO., K1H Ht.te bt., Chicle. Institute of Telegraphy Eend for Circulars. GEO, It. It ATIIlirjItN. Prlnolaa. 1 HARNESS M'FG CO. DROPSY PTOVER'S a FEED MILL 1 1 1 1 1 ii mm I I in 1.1 1 mat uineta tl TUC OC1RI lUJlf s Ilk I L. M 1 1 L III by hand. A wonderful I'rien 81.00, iio.i I a Hend ataniu fur c u.ou,Baaare8,Braiiia WAooMa.itHQLS t. dohbls luutcss abaodlu alMinta. and if . as. U. tmmM aril at sue. lll, noe a vx to riw. No. 1 Oak ,au vo B it i f . a. no. Illii.tratAd ssww jia.au- xZM?-w V pni'l7v I I VBTV nv ivv x vrvn w