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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1886)
Tho belt and surest Remedy for Care of all disease! canned by any derangement of the LlTer, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Billons Complaints and JIalarlaof all kinds yield readily to tho beneficent Influence of Mil It Is pletsant to the taste, tones np the system, restores and preserves health. It is purely " ecetable, and cannot fail to proro beneficial, both to old and yonng. As a Blood Purifier it is superior to nil others. Sold everywhere at tl.00 a bottle. Wizard -Oiiii TOES bwn noartilr nniovod liv llm rit I Daro zms of Benrlr evert town and citv in tho TJnifml Ktntrn. Uarrelons I'uros lmve beon twrforuipd, and wit Heated by thousands of people, rho can testify to the vroNDKnrnL hew.ino rowenop naff m IT IIA8 NO EQUAL, roll TUE CTOE OF SHEUMATISM, NEURALGIATOOTHACHE. EARACHE, HEADACHE. CATARRH. CROUP. SORE THROAT, LAME BACK. CONTRACTED CORDS. STIFF JOINTS, SPRAINS, BRUISES. BURNS. Ind Many Other Pains Caused by Accident or Disease. It is Bafo and euro, docs its work qnickly and rires universal HttiGfnction. For Hale by drnpRieta. Price.S0c. OurSonBBookmniledfrcotoeTerybody. Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY, CHICAGO THB SETN 1Mk r G. S.IUYM0ND, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. Solid Silver Muiitlo Clocks. All Rood" warranted. 'Write for prices. Send your c in interior virwoi ICE l.N THE WhST. Iimr anil get a photograph, fr Uje KlKEaT JEWELUY bTU C S. RAYMOND, Cor. Douglas and 15th Si;., : ; OMAHA. good ENOUGH FAMILY OIL OflH. Bold The most practical, larce sized Oil Can In tho market. Lamps are filled direct b tho pump without lifting con. No drip tig oil on Floor or Table. No Faucet to leak and naste contents or cause explosions. Closes perfectly air tltfht. o J.eiikfiKeXo Evnp orntlon Abaolutely sale. Don't be Hiimbtfttgrd with worthier Imitations. Hut the "Good i:nauiiU." ilanTd.by WISHED BUXFO. CO., Warron, Ohio. by Flrst-Clnss Dealers Everywhere. Sri'I'LIKU UY .IO lilt Kit 8. 11 -yDfiJJ"s--. KUPTIJRE il'osltlTelTcuredinCO dajsbyllr. iiornc'ai.icrtroAincBctio iieti Truss. combined. Uunrantcedlhe only one In the world ceneratlne neontlnuous EltcMe it Maanttte mrrnit. Scientific Powerful. Durable. Comfortable and KfTectrro. Arold frauds, rtvprfl nrwi pnwl. fo-nriRtnmnfm-namnhlet. AI.SO ELEOTJtlO JIKI.TH roli DlHCAbliH. Dl.H0RNE, INVENTOR, 191 WABASH AVE.- CHICAGO. I AsthmacuredTI JA """lit Asthma Cure Dtrer faUtta sItsBJ, , immtditttt rtMtf U Us wont csms, isiurf cum. fortius iiwpi tt!Ku rurrbrrt ill thtri fall. j MtrUl nnnntti lU m.n iktplUal, rrlce Ml pis. and l.OO, ef Drnrjim or br mill. Simple I ' 1 1 1 : 1 : totBfi J .tamp. DUTll. MCIIIFFMA.N. au I'uul. Mlnn.M w E WANT YCUf .Ueenercetlc man proniAoio employment 10 represent us in every countyv Palary 176 per month and expenses, or a lartro commission on galea If preferred. Good staple. Xrerr one buys. Outfit and part icul&rs I'rrc. STAND AltD SILVEItWAI CO., ISObTON, MAES. EYE, EAR D-afnrii and Nanal ratarrh prrmanent'r rurni ni I fitted for all forms of A,tn. .AVMyeaNOSE & THROAT taterted. Addreil Dr. 1MPKY, Omaha. Neh. R1DHINE-OPIUM Jlal.lt ratnlessly Vtr'' Cured at Hume. Treatment 1 sent on trial and NO I "AT asked nntll you are benofltpd. Tf.rTiia Humaue ICcmedy Co., I.ul'uyette, Ind. Rure relief infrntfl ibrmail. Htowell&Co, IL'haxIutonn. Mais. m innrnin narw PATENTS F. A. I.EIISIAN.V. Solicit. or ot I'aients ivaihlnicton, I). C. Bend fur Circular. OPIUM Jf" rnli In 'u.uusri. oii u bxai-Mitm, Leuaaoa. Oulo. Habit Cur.illn 10 .oiiy till uurca. CANCER Tlimnn and u.ll.n.. v T'p?."" for pamphlet. Hit AGi-HTS?ffT" at onoBexeluilTeeontro of the bet ftUt1! ,1,.,t'9 lIJTe'" no opposition ;iiu cWsaltSi big prudUi addrex It. it McDutl A U.. Umafc. &b! X JjflOlUnil 1 Writ, for elreulsrs and laws i'ree. A. W. MoCORMICK A8QN, Clnclnnitl, O. to SB o da. mplss worth Il.M FREE. Lines aot under use horW. feet. VVrlte Brawnlar 8afty Rein Holder Co., Holf, Mrofi. $5 UOUF S.T.T,'lr Becore a Buslneia Education br The Lendvlllo mined $110,000,000 to date. have produced Pains In the 1nrk nre froquciit'y ennoed y R oiltldfii wrriuliliijj i.f tlin gpitie. A fetr npplicatlons ot Snlvntiiiri Oil will (jive per umueut rclirt. Prii-o twenty-live cents. IVimlly ofn Hani Head. "Whnt l the mntter ot yon, Aleck?" nsketl Mayor Courtenny ot a Chnrlenton (Inrkey. who snt with a four look on his luce in the midst ot I he ruins ot a fallen bu Idlne, trying to tie up his woolly pate in a red balitlanua handkerchief. "Ar wa.idun dlerpin' outer yere Inst nljht wen de yearthqunke dun shook Miss Clare's stove outen dn winder up dnr mi' hit ilis yer nisca 'n de hcntl. 'n jest knse tie stove's dun bruk 'eeself 'n two free places she dun pwine tuk do price ot it outen my wbrcs " Charleston News and Courier. The family of Hon. W. B. IIoTe. Judge of the Jefferson County, Ky Court used St. Jacobs Oil with signal success. Eurone hns hnd 3tt0 wars since the be ginning of the sixteenth century. Hen trice s baby is Queen Victoria's thir tieth grand child. The King of Cambndia has 300 wives. Mr. F. Kcntschler, S n Francisco, Cnl., contracted a sovcro cold, and becnnie so hoarse ho could not speak. He tried a number ot remedies without benefit, and even the efforts of two phyMicians failed to give the slightest relief. He was induced to try lied Star Cough Cure, one bottlo of which entirely cured him. FUHux n Tlicnter. "Where are vonr tickets. cents?" naked th doorkeeper of a St. Louis theater to a line of men who confronted hiuiiu "Indian flip." 'It s all right." shouted a man at tho tail end of the line. "I'vo cot tho tickets. There's twelve of us with me. Count 'em ns they go in." 'In you go gents." Enid tho doorkeeper. and ho tallied off eleven who immediately uiixeu w in me crown within. The Cerberus iiiriied to Junk fnr tlm holder ot tho tickets, but ho hnd disnn- peared, and eleven men saw the perform ance safe from identification in the tremen dous throng of people. New York World. The railroads running into Boston this year have carried 00,0:10,155 pabsengers. It is sweet to live, lint nh! linw liit tprtr 1)0 troubled witli a rough, day and night. But Dr. Bull's Couch Svrunis a sure remeiJv and the cost is only 25 cents. Stnrs appears in crcnt vnrietr in ninn often combined with flower-work. THE LUCKY HOYS. $15,000 for $3 Invcatcd. Lexington (Ky.) I'rcis, jfov. HI. Fortune hns smiled on Messrs. Ed ward II. and George Washington Lay cock and T. L. Pendell, fanners and tobacco raisera living near Keeno, Ky. bringing them a sum of money larger than could be made by years of toil and strict economy. They invested $1 each, and purchasM tWe one-iifth tickets in The Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans. One of theso proved to bo a one-fifth of ticket No. 0-1,552, which drew the capital prize of $75, 660 at the regular monthly drawing on Nov. 9th. On learning of their great fortune, they placed their ticket in the hands of the First National Bank in this city, and by return mail received a check for $15,000, giving them $5,000 each on the one dollar invested They were delighted to find that they bad struck it so rich. Thev arc hard-working, indiiRtr;ona inbacco ! -l11i1 . raisers, anu an ineir ir!?!itla ulGornti' lied at their good hide. They will hereafter be called Colonels. 'They advise all of their friends to try tho royal road to fortune through the -Ljouisiuna state Lottery. One or moreforgut-mc-nots are now worn pendent Iron) rings. J.xctiraioiia to the Winter Keaortw of llio Sonlli. The Wabash, St. Louis ot Pacific By. nre now selling round-trip tickets, good until June 1st, 1SS7, nt greatly retimed rates, to Mobile, New Orleans, Pensacnla, Jack sonville, Cedar Keys, and all tho principal points in tho south. For further informa tion and 'tickets, call on or write F. K. Moores, Ticket Agent, or G. N. Clayton, Northwestern Passenger Agent, 1502 Fnr nam Street, Omaha, Nub. Tho oleomargerino tax yielded $-100,000 in one month. Yor pet more comfort for 2s cts. In Lyon's Heel miucuurs man iu any oilier unicie. The French government costs 403,000 irnncs, or auout $yu,uuu, an hour. JAY EYE SEE'S Driver. Kdwln D. Either, nses Cole' Veterinary Curliolisalro, and a thorough trial enables him to endorse it aa the beet remedy that he ever saw fur general stable use. Sold by Druggists at 60c and $1.00. It i estimated that there aro 32G.G70 telephones in use in this country. Cleanses the scalp, and leaves the hnir soil, anu oeaniiiui. Jiali's Hair Kenewer. If you have any form of throat or lung disease, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. There are only thirty-three inmates in the Mississippi blind nsylum. "Consumption Can bo Cured." Dr. J. 8. Comuh, Owexbvilm:, Ohio.snys: "I have given Scon's Kmumion of Cod Liver Oil with Ilypophosphites to four patients with hotter results thnn seemed possible with any remedy. All wero hered itary cases of Lung diseases, and ndvnnced to that stago when Coughs, pain in tho chest, frequent breathing, frequent pulse, fever and Emaciation. All these cases have increased iu weight from 10 to 28 lbs., and aro not uow needing any medi cine." Mr. Arthur's last words wero "Good night." J'ATENTS obtained by Louis Dagger &Co.. At Hint J , Waablnsftn, 1). C. Kl'J ItCJ. Adilcclree There are ninety-eight varieties of chrys antheinums cultivated this season. Ii is so EvEHVWHEKK. K. B. Ball, drug gist at Hiattsville, Kan., hns this to write about Allen's Lung Balsam: ''It is the best selling throat and lung remedy, and gives general satisfaction. I cheerfully recommend it." Buy the large $1.00 bot tle for Lung Diseases. A man should hears. believe but half what he Among the people of to day there nre ferr, indeed, who have not lieard of the merits of Prickly Ash Bark and Berries, ns a house hold remedy. Teas nnd drinks have been made of them for centuries, nnd in hun dreds ot families have formed the sole reli ance in rheumatic and kidney diseases. Prickly Abu Bitters now takes the place ot the old system und is more beneficial in nil troubles of this nature, Russia is negotiating for a loan ot 75,- 000.000 roubles, nn nd IWrrhWs Habit Caresl in 10 to lUIIIM SO days. JU'trto 1OO0 wtlentseurH Ul lUffl InaJlparU. Dr. Harsh, Uuhuy.ltitlu HOUSEHOLD HINTS. Kub the rusty pots on a stove with sandpaper, ami thuii with sweet o'.l. Cat-irm slow and ironwaro should he. heated jji'a.liially the lirst time they arj used. A little petroleum added to the water with wliii h waxed or polished Hours are washed improves their looks. Cloths dipped into hot potato water aro recommended for immediate ami eonipl to relief in the severest cases of rheumatism. In us'n cloves for pickles or pre serves the blossom end should ho re moved as this darkens the liquid with wh eh it is cooked. Pretty little pincushions for tho pocket aro made of velvet in the form of pnnsies. The lines of the llowor are worked with etching silk. A little bag of mustard laid on tho top of the pickle jar will prevent the vinegar from becoming moldy if the pickles have been put up in" vinegar that has not been boiled. Don't keep the sun out of your liv ing ami sleeping rooms. Sunlight is absolutely necessary for a right condi tion of the atmosphere wh eh we breathe, and for our bodily well-being. A "jur? hair" to hold coppers is a pretty bazar novelty. Is knitted in bright colors iu imitation of a Muall pitcher; the neck of the jug is ribbed and drawn in in, so keeping tho con tents from falling out. To Take oil' Starch or Rust from Flat-irons Tie up a piece of yellow i eoMvax in a rag, anil waen the iron is almost but not quite hot enough to use, rub it qu'ckly with the wax, and ;:icu witn a coarsa cloth. Doughnuts One cup of sour milk, one egg. one cup of sugar, one tea-s-poonftil of salt, two-thirds teaspoon ful of cinnamon, one tablespoonfiil of saleratus, and Hour to roll. Roll thin, cut in rings ami fry in very hot lard. Flowers of sulphur sprinkled on a hot idiovel and the funics inhaled whilo they are fresh will euro cold iu the head. A teaspooiifull of flower is suf lie.eul and does not cause disagreeable sensations. Pudding Sauce Take two cups of while sugar, a lump of butter the size of an egg, one well beaten egg. Stir those together, then add a teactipful of boiling water; put it iu a saucepan until it rhiekons; do not let it boil; flavor with lemon or vanilla. Pound Cake One pound of flour, one pound of butter, one pound of sugar, four eggs ami two teaspoonsful extract of leamon. Heat the butter to a cream, add the sugar and Hour; m'x well; add the extract add well boaleti aud beat the mixture twenty minutes. Lino a cake tin with buttered paper, anfl bake, in a moderate oven. This recipe for brown bread will make a srood-sized loaf: Two cups of yellow Indian meal, one cup of rye flour, one cup of tiraliam flour, one cup of New Orleans molasses, three toaspoonsfuls of bak ng powder and m.lk enough to make a still" batter. Pour into a buttered mould and steam three hours and a half. When don-: browu ill the ovci. To Romovo Rul from Troiiw.iro iov store" ol range furniture is soine t'liles ."0 much rusted as to make the use of it very inconvenient. Put into a rustv kettle as much hay as it will hold, fill it with water anil boil many hours. At night i-et it as'de, and the nex day boil it again. If it is not en tirely lit for use. repeat the process. It will certa'nly be ell'ecutal. To prevent Ivory Knife Handles from Reing Cracked Never let knife blades stand in hot water as is some times done to make them wash easily. Tho heat expands the steel which runs up into the handle a very little, and this cracks tho ivory. Knife handles should never lio in water. A hand some knife, or one used for cooking is eas.ly spoiled iu this way. Farmers' Mince P.e Four bowls of apples, two bowls of beet, one bowl of suet, three bowls of sugar, ono tea cupful of molasses, ono dessertspoon ful each of cinnamon, (doves, allspice, nutmeg and a little salt. Put away iu a jar what you do not use at oneo. Moisten, when you bake, with sweet cider or currant wine. (Fruit, one bowl of raisens, one of currants and a littlo citron.) Uaflles tho Doctors, A physician of this city recently vis ited Jonathan Bass, of Cambria. Niag ara county, whose case is believed to bo without a parallel in medical records. Mr. Uass is lifty-six years of age. In the summer of 1818 he was seized witli a sharp pain in the bottom of his right foot. No cause for it could bo discov ered. Tho foot and leg became great ly swollen, and during the next nine years all the joints in his body became slowly anchylosed, or grown into solid bono. In 1857 ho was placed on an In valid's bod, and has never been ro inoved from it. So completely consoli dated aro all his joints, including the spine, that ho may bo lifted by the placing of a hand under his head anil one under his heels, his weicht behif I k .... c ' out, uoycniy-iivo nount S. i ho bonus of tho lingers of the right hand, of the en tiro left hand, and of tho toes of both feet have been entirely absorbed, and tlio flesh of the lingers and toes hangs down like fruie. Mr. Uass' iaws urn tightly locked, but ho manages to oat the heartest meals without mastica tion and without suil'oring inconven ience. Pork and other meat is cut in thin strips, which ho draws into ids mouth by sucking through the narrow opening between his upper and lower teeth. He eats the fattest meats. Since 18G9 he has been totallv blind. His heart is five inches lower than the usu al position of that organ, but is per fectly sound, as are all of the invalid's vital parts. The nails on his lingers have grown to nearly a foot in length. Mr. liass is a man of moro than aver U"o intclliirenco, and keens himself posted on all questions of the day. He couvorsts with ease, and is lively and cheerful. His constitut onal health is so good that phys emus agree t lint ho will lire beyond the allotted time of the most activo man. Llmtra (N. i.) Letter. i II Ever Discovered. nniMii.ji,u ihiiiii aa swrratmai WE3Y US LT SO EFFECTIVE m SO MANY DIFFERENT DISEASES? WHY one remedy cijn cIT. ct o msnr rsjes Is this: The dlseass have a common cati.te, and a remedy that can affect the cause, rrr w.nently cure, oil .im. disease. I nl ke any other or.'.in lit the body, the Kidney when dl, a,ed, ml ftJe'f be free from p.Mn, nnd Ptb vtr, fact that It l in t p.iu ulloads manr people to U.'tw that It is d sealed. Hut .HV.liVul Authorities "rce that It crT rrf.tr ttt.m witli SHm-:!-,. imi. I rot aire forth no pnitt, treatise it has few If any uciVc of VeiiVa tlon and these are tl only means of conveyiti ' the fftise of pain; thin unronsiloulv diseased il ull.-.-tH th eiitir. NvJl.-ni S'o !ta not om a wateh toseeif t, is , u or U in pml ilnlrr, We look at the hands, or note th. atctltac' o It Ti Un ?we'V"d not op-n the UMdIt to 1st. LNtiMETKo 'V tUeioud,Uon of ,b) So thin, DiU).M:V UlSSMK.: produce, any of the wuiowiKO Co-mox- QYMPTnMQ'naeVaccVrv,,'ALKRMR towiuxatb atniout: Flutt rlnK and rain in the h art: Tired frcllncs; Unnwali O I iVIr I U IVI O. t of (,ntST Kitorii is watkk; Irritated Inl and dry .kin; HckU Appetlt-; Scaldim; a, nations; Acid, hitter ta to. with furred t.mnue In the Vonlni; Headache and Xcuralitla; Ahundance ot i-ai.d, on mntt ri4 or OAnK-coi.rrt:n wTr.tt; tour Monueh; Heaitlmrn with Dya-wla; Inteme pain, upon sutlilen exe'tcment la the S;iiall of the Hack: De rostt op mi iw sot timk AiT-.u r itiN'ATiov ; l.ofs of Motiiory, Jtheiimatl-ni. chills nnd fever and Pneumonia; I)ro,..leal Swrllln-a; lied' pr lute nek iu t, aiiumkn am ti iu- casts is tub ATtn; Coust.patlou, alternating with loojeuessi Short hreath, Pleurisy cri. lJroinlilnl aHectloiK; irlloIh pale t kin, ite. ' J lUeseare only tUeciuiv dis morns ur symptoms caused by a diseased condition of I he kidneys. Now then. l?n'Mt cloar to von tha Li,b:'-M. XV b,1"i: ri1".fC tl'i'-e diriiiement, f they are restored to hmltli hv the creat spcillle, lr.A'BJIC'M H.4IP1S CB'll-:'thenft.!or.yotU,enlove allnunts ,ll dlsapm-arl TI o e Is NO MY8TKHV AlJUl'TIT. It docs cure mm b "aVatc? otlZ svslem precl?c v a. we hae Indicated. N w winn Ihu klitnovs are diseased, tie albiiuun, the life propt-rty of tho blooi; oeapes throurts their walls and nsf.- awav In the water, uli le the urea, the kidney poison, remain-, and It Is th's kiii.net roisos is thb ulooo. that, ctr cuhtliie; Ihruiichotit the entire body, Arrr.tT i.vritr oiicmn. and ritom'crs au. tiir novn symptomm. Tu.-r.foie, csay v. nllilently tl.at "WAKMlIfS nAB-'EJ ''iet-:- u T11K MOST KFFECl'l'VE MKIlICtNE EVER DISCOVKIl- F.l) for the htimau race It Is the loam o t remedy vulch, ovrreomiiiK the eomiiuin cause, iirmovus tub oiikatust rwai- iilk si MDEit or lvil LrrECTS ritoM tub siSTEX!. Let us note a few of these diseases aud how they are allict.-d by k.duey iwlson. nnd. cured br issEracat- WARNER'S SAPR GURE." Pfl M Q M PT (1 N "i ftt ,n.ft!7.iCa?7, LonM,lnnl:on on'y f'f "-t ot a diseased condition of tlic system and not n or- J J 1 . J J If I I I Uti K " " muiu-j : uiu mi timi uiiu uit-re is auv natural McnKti-ss mine ".t-tii-u-q Tlll-IK nt'lurivi'. V. f . . . . ........ .... ... lly destroyed. The kldoejt L'Inal disease; If the Kidneys are inrctlvo and there m am- natural wenkn-ss Iu Ihe lnnes, the kionbt ronrsr lTTacks tiikiu BtnsTASCB and t ViXTtiAU.v tiibv wastb awav and are destrovi d, D.p your fincer 1 j lliiKt-r rtcry dnr In nchl and It soon lircome. a feslrrinu' sore anil Is rventiinlly destroyed. The kldori' me lutiys: ror t'ns rcasm a person whoso klducys are nllljy fevi rs, Cou-'hs, Colds, Ilroneh tls, l'lettrlsr, etc, at all aa-' kB-'U 4JIL'ICIi," ns many hun.lrcds ot thousnnds havedomv ATT AC ac.d and It Is burned. Wash the poison n.-id In the blood has tho xuun; ttrsf motive rlioct iiiidii the Iutiirs .-III ............... .1... O . . win nave travc atineKS u i-.m ujuiji in iuu o nuiir in 1110 venr, i.untr sons of the t ear. Jteetlfv tho action of tll!kdnesliv "W iirnrr'N SA at.d yuu w.ll be suitrnisKD at tub imimiovcmbst is Tiir. cosihtios oir tub lusus. OPIUM HABITS: IMPAIRED EYE-SIGHT: Kldner acid with some persons lias annsi'F.o- IAI. AKKISITT FOU TUB OlTIO KKItVB, ftllll thuu'h wo have never urired It as a cure for disordered rjo-slgbt, many jersons tiave wrll tin us express. nj surprise thataftrra thoroimh course of treatment with ''Uiiriifr'n fS-11'i: iTaJBCB-:," their cvn-siaiiT has iibes vastlv imimiovbI). In fact, ono of tho b;-st t'culsts In the country fays that iiai.k tub 1'atiksts that come to hltn with bad eyes, up on examination ho dhcoveis aro victims or Kin.vcT nisoitliEii. We have no doubt that the reason why so many people complain of falling eye-sight early In' life, Is that, nil un conscious to themselves, tin ir kidneys itavi; 11KKNOUT Or OltDEK FOU VEAltlJ, ailll tllO kid ney poison Is gradually rulniug tho lystem. It Is a well known fact, r e c e n 1 1 y shown anew, that opium, morphine, cocaine, whisky, tobacco and oilier enslaving habits rapture their victims by t'jelr paralyzm;: effects upon tho kidneys and liver. In thesu organs TUB A1TKT1TE IS DKVEI.OI'KI) AND SUSTAINED. and the best authorities state that the HAiina CANNOT HE OOTTES HID OF t'NTII. TUB KID KEYS AS1) I.1VCK AllE IlESTOltED TO VEUFriT health. For this purpose, lending medical authorities, after a thorough examination of all chlmauts for the honor of bolus the only spec. tic lor those otjrans, have awarded the prize to "Warner'! HAS-'BJ Cure." Every reputa ble plivslann will U U you that rheuinatl. m Is caused by an ncid cond -Hon of the sv(.tm. With some It Is urc acid, or kidney oolson: In others. It is llthlc acid, or hver jkiIsoii. 'fl'hits itfiil 'oiali tion in oaiiNrilby imn'tivity ol iln-. lillnj M uiiil Iivvr, liilho ttr lioit ol'llic stoiiiaclt und l'onil ah siniilutiii' oi-aii. It alTects ol 1 peo ple more than youue people, because the acid has been collecting In the system for years and finally the system becomes entirely ne d itled. These acids induce nil the vnilnus forms of rhcumatl-m. -'IVariu-r'N MAB-'sU 'ure'flct;ng upon the k'dueysaud liver, iKU''a,!z!nq tho ncid and coirecting their fnlse nctfon, cure tra-iv cases ofrl o-ima-ttsm. M'ai'licr'w M,B-'B-: BCIicMiioat ic lire," niteriuitlng with the use of ''War ner's Safe Cuiib" complotos tho work. BLADDER DISORDERS: Gross and other Jiigh medlcnl authorities say that most of the blalder diseases origin- RHEUMATISM: ate Mlth CiiIno aelloii or the hid- nej N, and urinary tract. Une acid constant ly coursing through these organs Inflame, und eventually destroys tho Inuer membrane, pro ducing the intense st'FFEitiNO. Sometimes this kidney acid tot.lDirir.s In tho kidneys In the form of Gravel, which In Iti duscent to the bladder produces kidnhv comc. Sometimes the ael.l tolldliie. In tho Hlad.lor. proluclng CAi.ci'i.otm ou Stone. "Warner' SiB-'I-: 'urc" has restored thousands of eases of Inflammation and catarrh of tho blad der and has efTeetlvolv corrected the tendency to the formation of giavel and stone. It chal lenges coMiumsoN with all other remedies lu this work. Day to-day, 'WARNER'S SAFE CURE.' CONGESTION: Congestion is a collecting t o cethcr of blood In nny one place. If there Is los of nervous action In any organ tho blood vessels do not allow Ihu blood to circulate aud It stagnates. If this condition exists very long the colleet ng blojd clots nnd eventually intSTltovs tub oi'.oas. Many persins aro unconscious vic tims of this verv common condition. Tho hrart, determined as it Is to lorco blood Into every part of the system, has to work harder to get It through tho cloggetl organ, and eveittuitlly the BBeart IireakM do tin and palpitation, ixcrsMve nctlou. rush of blood to tho head, distressing beau nch'-s, lud.cnta that the 'oncost Ion hat become chrouit; und Is do. tig damnce to the intiro 'avHtem. Congestion of tho k ilneys Is one of the commonest of com plaints uni Is thu lr;riimiii;r otiiiu'h elirosiie. misery, 'Warners HAB'B-J I'ure" wdi remove It, FEMALE COMPLAINTS: What wo hnvo ald about Congestion ap plies with particular force to the uboro com plaints. Tney ate as common as can be, and ns eviry doctor can tellyru, most of them !;; I li in IIiIm foii(;'Htiv -oiiili-tiou of llio KVoteiu, which, not bflug regularly corrected, grows Into d senso and produreft these cotint'es sullir nis which can bo alliuled to but not disci-lbcd In a public rrlnt. Thousands have been lcriiiuiiciit Ij' .'iirel. BLOOD DISORDERS : It Is not strange that so many, many pco- pis write us that since they have given tbesr selves thorou.'h tr.atment with "iVn iter'M SAI'l'l uro their thick and tur g.d blood, their neuvy, blotched, Irritable skin have d'snppcared under IU potent Intlueoce. Tho K1DSEV VOIMIS IN THE lll.OOI) TMIfKIT it it Is not rcaiidy purilled In tho luossu and the result Is the Impurities como outcC the sur.'nce of tho body, and if tiieub is jctk LOCAL lllSEASIi ALL TUB 11ADNEI-H IS TKX lil.ooii bek.mn to collect TiiEtii Our exper ience juslllles us In the statement that "Wnruer'N NAl-'D-l Cum" Is .'Ibn greatest blood purttler knowu." '1 hs treatmcoa must be very thorough. STOMACH DISORDERS Many people comnlaln more or los throajj out the year with stomach disorders: Irs-v pepsla, indigestion, Watei brash, heat uztii d stress In the stomach, shnr,i pa ns, trenorsft aches, want of n ipctlte, lack of energy, riow these aro exactly tub conditions tint yrGb be produced In tho ftnnaeh wiikstiib BLCrjat' isrn.i.Ki) with kidney roisos: People tVsw themselves with all sorts of stomach relieli.7 ' but get no better: They never 111 get better, until they give th"Ir ntt'entlon to a tliorotrgti reviving ot kldtiey nnd liver action by tfwi means of tho "onlv snecllle ''W'Att NICICS mab-'d-: cr'sttw." CONSTIPATION,PILES: Theso d stressing aliments, more cockbcoi nmong one e!a s than tho other, i rj not orig inal disorders, but aro secosdauy to immto fect actios of the kidseys and i.ivrjx T o iiiilurul cnthnrtlo Is bile, whleh U takes, from the blood by the l.ver. II the llw fulls the bile Is not forthcoming nnd the person, gets into a constipated habit. This, erento allv followed by ji les, Is almost always ma indication ot eonextrd liver, avail a b,'t-i king down ol tho system, llemovo 41 congestion, revive tlm Uxor and restore tb kidneys by tli use of "IVariier'nS IH-'JK Cure," am. tl cio constitutional stcjndarj d senses dlsappca.'. HEADACHES: reooSg all their llv8 itlss headache. They try every renidy In Talav, for thuv have nut trllek tho cause. Witli some teinpiin nent', kidney aeld in the lilood. In splti of all that ran bo iloii",wW irrltatw ii ml Inflame flic brain and prnduc Intense sullcrlug. Thoo obsilmito headacbeo which do not yield icadllv to local treatment, may be regaided quite ccrtaluly a ol'kldL n ey origin. TMrnr ADC OOlLTMTIiriri rAOTO and from the way we have set them forth. It will tla'nlv bo seen tuaettib IntotAnt oUltlNllru rAulo, ;iateiiientWOiim6atut"warM "Ji: ' feetlvo remeJy ever discovered for tho greatest iiumhcr of human alsea rs," is Justified. It Is not a remedy without a reputation. Its sales for tho past year have been oheateii than eveii. and tho advertlalnjc " thereof less than ever, showing incontestlbly tliat the mkkit of the medicine has g von it a permanent lace and tsJuc. Pioplo have a dreadful fear of llii'jht's dhenso, but wo can tell them from our experience that it Is the oitniSAUY Kiuaiir nisnAUH TrrAT -PltODUCES so fais that Is to-day tub uiibatekt enemy of tub human jiace; great and all powerful, because In n ne i-asi s out ot ten, its presence Is not suspected by either the physician or the victim I Tho prudint man who finds hlimclf year after year troubled with Utttn odd aches and ailments that perplex him, ought not to hesitate a moment as to tho real cause of his disease. If ho will give himself thorough constitutional treatment with "WAKKIIK'N SAB-'B-: CBTfltfl?" and "WAJt;'B?Bt'M M.tsPB-: BBB4B.rt" l.o will get a new lease or life nnd Justify In his own experience, as hundreds uf thousands have done, that t3 per cent, of human diseases uro really uttribuUbXa . to a deranged condition of thu kidneys, and that they will disappear when thosn organ, are restored to health. ASK YOUR 1TEIGHBOHS WHAT THE"2T THINK WARNER'S SAPR GURE," CANCER. A pnsltlra care. No Knlre. No PUslsr. Nu 1'ata. V . C. 1'nyMc, llsrilislltown.lows- Trri CPDADUV l.rnni hrrs anit rare t-l-c-v-" Kood Psy. Situations fur- nlsbad. WliU VnlentluB Jtrua., Jausi rills, Wit. 6 Everythlntr pertaining to u Tlinrnnsli riusliirsa Kilucutlon TKLKCltAl'll V " Sliuleiit. Klttflil for I'mrtlcul Work III rrom 3 to 0 Hontlis. Actual Business 1'racticc, I'sumanslilp, llvolc-kccplnic, rtc. heir sptclmrns of I'rnmsDililn and Collet Journal, addrets It ATM UUN ti DAll.lCV, Omulia, Neb. 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