The Weiser signal., December 18, 1890, Image 3

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VJgoroti. Itlcn mid Woimn.
The vigorous aro they who pay attention to tin
of health, of which one of the foremost is
Take enro of your digestion. Should a tompora
ry attack of the enemy, dyspepsia, surprise you
foil Ula Bubsrqucnt assaults with lloatntter'i I
8totnucb Bittern. From tho stomach come tin
fundamental supplies which minister to vigor 1
and 1 thoroughly transmuted Into blood active!]
circulated, uro tho maintenance of the system
Pallid In countenance, nervous, attenuated li
figure, nppotlU'less, poor sleepers, are the dyspep
tic. llcluforced and built up by the great stom
neble, the wan and the thin luc'cnse In color an<
bulk, appetite Improves, nervous symptoms dis
appear, sleep grows tranquil and refreshing,
the liilraiuiuillity of mind and despondency n<
hie In Invalids gives place to light heurlrdiift
capacity for raoy enjoyment of the good thing«
t»f this life. Vue the Hitters for malarial, bilious
Hirtlntallc and kidney troubles.
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
Syrup of Figs is the
of its kind
Obstipation,
only remedy
ever pro
duccd, pleasing to the taste and ac
cop table to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
ninny excellent qualities com
mend it to all and havo made it
its
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and SI bottles by all loading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may hot have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
NEiV YORK. N.Y.
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BLOOD.
But do not use the dangerous alkaline
and mercurial preparations which destroy
power of Iho stomach. The vegetable king
dom gives us tho bosi and safest remedial
agents. Dr. Sherman devoted ihc greater
part oi his life to the discovery o( this relia
ble and safe remedy, and all its ingredients
are vegetable. He gave i! Iho name of
f riekly Ash Bitters l
a name every ono can remember, and to the
present day nothing has been discovered that
is so beneficial tor iho BLOOD. for the
LiVES, for the KlDiJEYS and for iho
STOMACH. This remedy is now so well
and favorably known by all who havo used
il that arguments as lo its merits aro use
less, and if others who require a correct
ive to the system would but give il a trial
tiro health of this country wouid be vastly
improved. Remember tho name—PRICKLY
ftSH BITTERS. Ask your druggist tor it.
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A DOCTOR'S CONFESSION.
lie Doi
i'l Take Itlmii Ilodlcliie and
AdvlneM tho IftuporUT Not To.
"Humbug? Of course it is. The
so-called science of medicine is a hum
bug and has boon from tho time of
Hippocrates to tho present. Why the
biggest crank in the Indian tribes is
tho medicine man,"
"Very frank was Uio admission, es
pecially so when it came from one of
tho biggest young physicians of the
city, one whoso practice is among the'
thousands, though ho has been gradu
ated hut a few years," says the Buffalo
Courier. "Very cozy was h:s office
too, with its cheerful grate lire, its
Queen Anne furniture, aud its many
lounges hnd easy-chalrs. He stirred
tho lire lazily, lighted a fresh cigar,
and went on."
Take tho prescriptions laid down in
books and what do you find? Poisons
mainly, ' and nauseating stuffs that
would make a healthy man an invalid.
Why in the world science should go to
poisons for its remedies I cannot tell,
nor can I find any one who can."
"How does a doctor know the effect
of his medicine?" he asked. "Ho calls,
prescribes, and goes away. The only
way to judge would bo to stand over
the bed and watch tho patient. This
cannot bo done. So, really. I don't
know how ho is to tell what good or
hurt ho does. Sometime ago, yoil re
member, the Boston Globe sent out a
reporter with a stated, set of symp
toms. Ho went to eleven prominent
physicians and brought back eleven
different prescriptions. This just shows
how much science there is in medi
cine.
Thera aro local diseases ol various
characters for which nature provides
positive remedies. They may not be
included in the regular physician's list,
perhaps, because of their simplicity,
but the evidence of thoir curative
power is beyond dispute. Kidney dis
ease is cured by Varner's Safe Cure,
it strictly herbal remedy. Thousands
of persons, every year, write as does
II. J. Gardiner, of Bontiac, R. !.. Au
gust 7, 1890:
"A few years ago 1 suffered more
than probably over will he known out
side of myself, with kidney and liver
complaint. It is tho old story—I vis
ited doctor after doctor, but to no
avail. I was at Newport, and Dr.
Blackman recommended Warner's Safe
Cure. I commenced tho use ot it, and
found relief immediately. Altogether
J took three bottles, and I truthfully
state that it cured."
I took Cold,
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Î took Sick,
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result;
1 take My Meals,
Ï take My 33,est,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAV MY HANDS ON ;
pitting fat too, for Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and HvpopliosphilesofLimeand
Soda not ONLY CURED MY
ioiBt COIISUHI|»(IOIl IIUT BUILT
ME UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
j AT THE RATE OF A POUND A DAY. I
j TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK."
' SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW.
SCOTT'S EMULSION IS DOING WONDERS
daily. Take no other.
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bA |\|t llâ 7 b *y al8 ° relievo Dis
Zf-t trcKH from Dyspepsia. In
wföfl gmni am digestion aud TooUearty
^^bTTLE Eating. A perfect
Rrâ U Vi F If* edy fur Dizziness, Nausen
EES B VLK Drowsiness, Dad Taste
pv I p JL" lu tho Mouth, Coated
B3 PILLS. Tongue,Pain in the Side.
™ TOUITD LLVEK. They
regulate tho Dowels.
Purelv Vegetable.
I»p1caî 25 Cent*!.
CARTER MEDICINE C0„ NEW YORK.
YASELIFTE.
by mail, wo will
y person In tho
ITOTt ON F DOLT. AU Rent
U deliver, freo of all charges, to
United Status, all tho following articles'larofully
packed l ua
•ounco Dottlo pt Pure Vaseline JOrts.
umutlo lûcta.
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10 cts.
Ono t
Ono two-ounce bottlo Vaseline
Onejar of Vaseline Cold Créa
Ono cake of Vaseline Oomph
One en ko of Vaseline Poap ( «n
One cake of Vaseline Soap, sec
Uuo two-ounce bottle of White Vuscliuo 2
Ice
10
scented
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Or for stamps any single article at tho price.
If yon have occasion lo use Vaseline In any form
bo careful to accept only genuine goods pntup by
in original packages. A great many druggls*
trying to persuade buyers to tako VASELINK put
up by them. Never yield t<> such p
article l » an imitation wi th out vnl
give yon tin
Seal Vaseline la sold by all druggls
CUKSLBBOVOIlMT*. to., SU.SInle 8t., Now York.
gC yo
■ • dut ru before 1871, send
list. We pay frum live
cents to f
on hundreds of kind».
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slon, nn tho
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227 Fifth Ave. Now York.
of Ih
be.
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MANHOOD?«^
fui imprudence, causing Premature Decay, pur
Debility, Lost Manhood. Ac., having tried .
known* remedy, has discovered a simple r.-v»..
iMirc. which ho will ward (Muled) FUEL tohUftH-;-- --•
forer». Address J. II. UBBVKS. E»q. BoxS-^J, N. LUty.'
î of self
r. Snyder » Kidney
SrivyiTTINOJ
cflper pauUuao by
timaai al» a^Sîn! with Itaarp», Dr. ü. W. F.
BkTTïKR, 243 Stnt* St., Ohicae®.
jtër Ask your Druqnlst to order It for you.
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MAGIC LANTERNS.
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month Dy barmles» herlml
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LORD JOHN'S BARGAIN.
My brother-in-law. Lord John St.
Pierre, regarded with no little com
placency his own possessions and
achievements. Ho was proud in the
first place of tho tact that he was a
St. Pierre, and at tho same time con
sidered himself a competent represen
tative of tho talents and graces of the
ancient and illustrious house of Ston
cyhurst. In tho next place he was
very proud of his reputation as one of
the best shots of driven game in the
United Kingdom, und of his conse
quent entroo into many country-houses
whero only brilliant shots wore wel
comed. Ho wig also proud, very
proud, of his own perfect manners,
and plumed himself, not without cause,
on his insinuating address. It was on
his reputation, however, as a success
ful collector of china that ho princi
pally piqued himself, and tho trifling
sums which ho had paid for various
articles of vertu which ornamented
his rooms at tho Albany formed his
favorite themo of conversation. In
deed, if all he said was true, and if
all the china was really genuine, ho
fully deserved all the congratulations
which he claimed.
Nor did ho fail to see how valuable
were tho three first-mentioned quali
fications in their reference to this lat
ter pursuit. Many a cottager who
would have refused to soli his precious
little heirlooms to the traveling deal
er was only loo proud tp part with
them, at perhaps a lower price, to a
Lord John—a Lord John, too, who
spokiso prettily and made himself so
agreeable. It was grand to think that
some little figure or cup and saucer
which had stood unnoticed in tho cup
board should lake its place, ns tho
seller fondly imagined would be the
case, among the priceless gems ot
Stoneyhurst abbey.
John's presence loo at so many
sporting places gave him opportunities
of admission into tho interiors of
cottagers' and keepers' houses which
might not otherwise have been obtain
ed. It is not given to everyone to bo
a district visitor, tax collector, or
school-attendance olficor, and without
such or similar professions it is not
easy to gain an introduction uninvited
to tho homos ot tho poor. Lord John,
however, had special privileges, and
ho lost no opportunities of availing
himself of the facilities offered by
shooting luncheons in farm-houses or
keepers' lodges on tho different prop
erties over which ho shot
A few winters ago my brother-in
law came to shoot at my homo, Pen
Owen court, in Monmouthshire. Know
ing, as I did, how unfavorably the
bags oven on my best days compared
with tho slaughter to which John was
accustomed, X had hud some hesita
tion in inviting him into such an out
of-lho-wuy part ot tho world.
Ho had heard, however, of the
wonderful stand at Eastfieid coppice,
said to be perhaps the most difficult
sporting in England, and was anxious
to try his hand at our "rocketers."
I had no possible objection, and bo
was invited for three days' shooting.
A sad aud mysterious calamity,
however, in connection with the deallv
of one of the heaters happened the
first day, and the unhappy incident
prevented us from carrying out tho
week's program.
Guests who havo no resources to
occupy them when sport fails are
naturally difficult to entertain, and
consequently I was nut altogether
sorry when my visitors, with tho ex
ception of Lord John, decided upon
taking their departure the morning
which succeeded tho catastrophe.
Ho however remained and in the
course of the afternoon announced his
intention of going up to the keeper's
house, whore ho had lunched tho pre
vious day, and of courso 1 offered to
walk there with him. Rather to my
surprise he seemed to have no partic
ular desire for my society, and I be
gun to wonder if his projected visit
had any connection witli tho mysteri
ous affair to which I have already al
luded. At any rate I determined to
accompany him. and on tho way I was
made a confidant of ills lordship's in
tentions. On tho previous day ho had
noticed two china figures on tho keep
er's chirnney-pioco, und, though with
a connoisseur's natural suspicion he
the time done
general attention to thorn, he now con
fessed that ho had every reason to be
lieve that, they were old Dresden. He
iniatpsnod them to bo of groat value
and had determined to pick them up
as cheaply as ho could. I have never
quite been able to make up my mind
about tho morality of such a proceed
ing. but I thoroughly disl'kod tho idoa
ot any one "picking np" a valuable
article "cheap" from one of my own
retainers, and as it were, under my
own sanction. However, I determined
to bide my time and see what hap
pened.
John annoyed mo very much at tho
first opening of negotiations. Ho be
gan by asking Mrs. Rawlins, whoso
husband was not at homo, questions
about tho family of the dead beater,
with expressions of tho most profound
sympathy for his orphaned daughter.
Of course there was no harm in those
inquiries; indeed, they wore quite nat
ural. But the questioner's manner
was so affècted and his expressions of
regret and sympathy so exaggerated
that I could scarcely believe thoir sin
cerity, and felt sure that he was think
more of tho Dresden figures than of
poor Nelly.
Tho next proceeding consisted ol a
glance around the room In affected
admiration ot various ornaments with
which it was decorated. Some mis
shaped stuffed birds. somotawdy prints,
hideous compositions of
even somo
shells and moss, came in by turns for
their share of admiration. And then,
at last, with a look at tho two figures
on the mantel-piece—
"Oh, by the bye, Mrs. Hawkins
[John always managed to get his vic
tims' names correctly], what are those
chiua groups? Have you had them
long?"
•■That chin», ay Lord, was a pressât
from my grandmother, and I set great
store by it"
(I easily followed my brother-in
law's calculation. "Mrs. Kawlin's
grandmother! The things must be
100 years old, at least!")
''Have you any fancy to part with
them?" ho continued. "I don't sup
pose they aro worth much, but I should
like a littis remembrance of Mon
mouthshire, and of our pleasant lunch
here yesterday."
"Oh, tny lord, if it wasn't for Raw
lins I should bo glad to give them to
your lordship, or [with a glance at
me] any gentleman staying at the
court."
(I wonder what his lordship would
have said if I had not been present.)
"Oh, no, Mrs. Rawlins. I can't think
of taking them for nothing."
"Well, my lord, I doubt if my
grandmother, it she'd ha' been alive,
would have liked the idea of my soil
ing her presents."
Lord John's countenance fell.
"Certaii ly," added Mrs. Rawlins,
she wasn't too proud to sell her own.
Why, she got 19 guineas for two
figures not halt so gay as those from
a traveling poddlor; one was just a
black woman with a head on like an
elephant, and the other a woman too,
but she and her children were feeding
a swan."
(Lord John's face expressed;
was right; they aro old DresdonI The
woman with an elephant's head! The
group which represents Africa! The
woman and children feeding a swan!
Leda and attendant Cupids! And
,1
thoso are two of the companion
groups. Worth 15 guineas each any
day at Christie's.")
"Then in that case," ho wont on,
"I shall bo glad to give you £5 for the
pair."
"Well, ray lord, I should not like to
take your lordship's money without
asking the poddler—and he is in the
village again—if those are real
genuine. He got, I hoard, 20 guineas
for what ho took from grandmother.
Sho was housekeeper, sir [to mo], as
you have heard toll, at the duke of
Belfort's." (I had heard this circum
stance mentioned once or twice bolero
and was acquainted with the reputa
tion of the Belfort collection of china.)
Lord John turned quite pale.
"Oh, my good woman." he cried,
"I'll give you £10 and take my
chance," and he immediately handed
Mrs. Rawlins the money, which he
had ready for such an emergency, and
which she promptly pocketed.
"Shall I dust them first, my lord?"
"I
sho asked, producing ns sho did so a
heavy, damp towel.
"For heaven's sake, woman, no.
[Now the bargain was struck there
was no need of further civility.] I'll
take them with me jusi as they are.
George, you won't mind carrying one,
will you?"
I did mind carrying one very much.
I disliked the whole transaction. John
had certainly paid a considerable sum
of money, but even with my imperfect
acquaintance with such matters I know
that it these groups wore genuine, they
were worth fully 30 guineas the pair.
I had my suspicions however about
them, and on our way homo I asked
my companion how he could feol so
absolutely certain about thoir gen
uineness. "There is no Dresden
mark," I said.
"Oil, isn't there?" was the reply.
"Don't you see there is a smear of
cement on the bottom of thorn? That
was probably put there at the time
there was a heavy tax on Dresden
china, and proves their antiquity. I
will show you the crossed swords
underneath to-night.
I Held my tongue.
Our house party, us I have said, had
broken up, but several of the neigh
bors wore coming to dine, and
Lord John deferred the removal
of tho cement till after dinner, when
we should be all together in the draw
ing-room, and ha would have an audi
ence sufficiently large and apprecia
tive.
Tho proper moment arrived; a pen
knife was produced, and tho plaster
carefully and ceremoniously scraped
off Rut instead of the crossed swords
appeared the following inscription:
; A PIIESENT FROM NEWPORT, 1883. ;
Tho year previous to tho bargain!
When now those groups might have
been worth 18 pence each. In theii
present condition they would have
been deqr at a shilling a pair.
I confess '*"-11 I felt little sympathy
with the purchaser, but I was dis
tressed to think that Mrs. Rollins,
whose character for honesty had been
irreproachable, should have seome d to
vouch for tho antiquity of the china,
and also to have hidden the tell-tale
inscription.
llor answer was simple. The orna
ments had been given her as a birth
day present by her grandmother wbc
had died only a few weeks before the
bargain at the ripe age ot 98. and the
cement had been added with tho object
ot making them stand steadily on tbe
mantel-piece.
But there was a twinkle in Mrs.
Ruwlin's eye when she offered me this
explanation, and even now I hardly
know how far innocent was her share
in Lord John's bargain.—Belgravia.
Looking Forward.
At all tho register offices in Paris,
young married couples are provided
with a very handy little memorandum
book in
of any marriage, birth or death that
may occur iu the family, thus avoiding
the necessity of obtaining copies from
tbe public registers, which entails
trouble and expense. The little book
contains twelve spaces for possible
births. The other day a young bride
groom in dismay asked the clerk at
tho register office:
"Have I got to fill in the whole ol
tbe twelve blank spaces?" •
"Just as you please," replied tbe
clerk; "only when you arrive at the
thirteenth you had better call again,
and we will give you a supplement.
La Franc.
L nl
your address.
r.rllilw HlT*ih
"When the robins nest again," said she,
"I suppose my rold will get well." So Jio
felt very sad, hut suddenly bethought him
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Tho cough was
-cured aud those two were happy.
Put one bad man among seven good men,
aud at the end of a month you have one
good man among seven bad ones.
People call it backache and do nothing for
It until the doclor Is called and he pro
nounces It rheumatism, if they had used
Salvation Oil In time the doctor's bill could
have been raved.
Torpid« Boats.
European countries havo built largo
numbers of torpedo boats. Italy lias
now about 200; England, 175; France.
120; Russia, 180; Germany 100, and
Spain 20. On this side of the Atlantic
the Argentine Republic has IS; Brazil,
15, and Chili, 10, Of courso you wish
to knowhow many our own nation has.
Well, we have one.—John M. Elllcott
in St. Nicholas.
Do your clothes last ns they used to? If
pot, vou must be using a soap or washing
that iota them. Try tho good old
»owe
ashioned Dobbins' F.Icctrlc Soup, perfectly
pure to day us ln 1805.
The eagle is the bird of freedom, but the
turkey bus the most friends in the full of tho
year. • _____
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nil«» <fc Co.,
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hand
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duties : foreign expreiw
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on how to flguro
en: drawback of dut le» and
in aiul export». With this
««red and a
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New York.*
barm to do
that," generally means to take another step
toward j million.
Swedish Asthma Cube never fails. Fend
Trial package mailed free.
Collins Brothers' Drug Co., Ft. Louis, Mo.
When some men can't have anything else,
they have
Garfield To
cheeks.
In Texas now' they track a horse-thief on
hoss-tiall-Iau system.
Marriage, unfortunately, sometimes proves
autl-dote.
A Sope Throat or Cough, If suffered to
progress, often results in nn incurable throat
or lung trouble. "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" give Instant rcllclf.
The tattooed roan Is the man whose neigh
bor's boy has a drum. ,
"No barm lo do this.
habit.
voting the
- of health back
; bring» the b
led
to be
Whan Baby
When she
sick,
a Child, she cried for Caslorio,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gare them Castoria,
gave her Costoria,
Not to do a little good evety day means to
do a great deal of mischief.
•« SooiliinifSyni p, for Chil
dren toothing, softens tho gums, reduces Inflnmma
tlon, allays pain, cures wind colic. 20c. a buttle.
film. Wlu»l
The man who runs his boots down at tho
heel lias a hard time keeping his Iocs square
with the world.
How's Thlsl
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J,
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions, and financially able to curry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West <fc TltUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Tole
do, O.
Wadding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Bold by all
druggists. __
Molecules arc very small— ifParly as Email
as the souls of come people.
THE LUXURY OF TRAVEL.
id a Great Four
A Splendid TrnI
Track Railroad.
To those who appreciate truvellng In com
fort we commend tue New York und Chicago
Limited of the New York Central. In the
structlon of this splendid train, the high rep
utation of the Wagner 1'nlacc Car Company
for beauty and perfection of appointment
has been fully maintained. Ju fact, the
train is a hotel on wheels, with many con
veniences which no hotel ran oiler.
During the ride—arid the time of departure
is specially arranged with reference to the
attractive portions of the road—one may
look out on as beautiful scenery as there is
In the world. The entire train 1- heated by
steam from the engine, and lighted with
Flntsch gas. The vestibules between the
cars enable passengers to pass from one to
the other witnout cither danger or difficulty.
The New York Central's four tracks and
level road bed permit the highest speed with
safety. ___
If the Ethiopcan could change his skin It
w ould throw a good many men out of em
ployment in politics.
Holman's Liver Pads.
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Puds c
BILIOUS* KHR.
Indio B8TION.
Pamphlet free with full Instruction» andcommenda
t ns. Holm a k Lived Pax>Cu.,1*.0. Box 2112, N.Y.
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£
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The Only Shoe Factory In Omaha.
W. V. Morse & Co.'s Men's, Wom
en's and Children's medium and flue
grades of shoes, made in our largo fac
tory in Omaha, Neb. Ask your store
keeper for this brand ; tuet are the best.
IV. V. Morse & Co. have the only
shoo factory in Omaha, so when the
merchant deals with this firm he knows
ho is buying from first hands, and at
headquarters.
In one year, wo have made so good
a reputation for our "Morse's School
Shoos" that wo have been compelled
to make other important lines.
Merchants—If you want shoos that
will wear! That will lit! That will
please your customers, send your or
ders to W. V. Morso & Co., Omaha,
Neb.
Fifty Dollars in Gold Reward to
any ono finding a piece of shoddy in
any of our own make of goods.
Wo only sell to merchants.
W. V. Morse & Co.,
Omaha, Nob.
Dyspepsia Is said to be unknown In Japan.
So arc hoarding houses.
Foul poisons that accumulate In the blood
nud rot tho machinery of the
eradicated
Bitters, a medicine that will not irritate the
stomach or bowels. It iu'ts In a gentle man
ner en liiere delicate organs, and restores
health la eve
/stem, ate
d expelled by using Piiekly Ash
Illinois voters must have been huppy when
they fired Cannon._
Trad«** and Omipali
The Youth'?» Companion for 1891 will
Ivc nn instructive and helpful Ferlons of
apers, euch of which describe;-the charac
ter of some leading Trade for Hoys or Occu
pation for (J Iris. They give Information as
lo Hu* Apprenticeship required to learn each,
the Wages to be expected, tho Qualities
needed in order to culor, and the prospects
of Success. T«> New Subscribers who send
*1.75 at once the \ aper w*lll be sent free to
jnrç. 1, 1891, null for a full year from that
date. Address,
The Youth's Companion, Boston, Mass.
How much did tho man owe who robbed
Peter lo pay up all?
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SJÄCOBS OH
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
5AYO :
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
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.Innapolis, .fill., Jan. «, '90.
"I have often nurd ST.
J.HtfttS OtL, and had It
a good Uniment.'*
ELIHU E. JACKSON,
Cov. of Nld
■ BEST.
THE
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EYE! nose, EIR THROAT!
KI'KOIALIST.
Graduate of Hush Medical College, 1871. 1111
noli e î jra and Bat Infirmary, i
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York
lu Stock.
1104 O Street,
LINCOLN, NER.
OTHERS' FRIEN D
makes GUILD BIRTH Easy
IF USED BEFORE CONFINEMENT.
"MOTIXBRS 1 * MAILinOFUKK.
UKtADllKL» K KO U LATO It O«., ATLANTA,!«*.
ALL DUUUOISH
HOOK
Sul.
J. J. THOMAS & CO.,
Wholesale Shippers of
COLORADO OOAL,
1000 Cut'll» »I., RC2NYËR, tOl.O
Special Rules to Clubs and
Farmers' Alliances.
from Nervous Debility, Vi
tal Wasting etc. 8end for my
your
athoiui!. Dr. J. Kfiiiiurt.il 8. Clarkst.,Chicago
MEN weak
Bia luiiH f re e Hook of limned les and
PATENTS
1 ■ a» I » ■ W B«ud lur olrouUr.
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THE POSITIVE CURE.
KLY BROTHERS, 66 Wamm 6U Now York. Price 60 ct«.
CHICHESTER'S ENOLISH, RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND A !
THE ORIGINAL AND GCNUINC. The oaly Soft, Hare, and rpM«W« Pill for •»!•. \W
Luillc«, uk nruRtUt for Chichester * BtyjUsh Diamond Brand I» Red »nd Cold nouille Vy
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Hold by all Local l>ruggl»U.
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Best Cough Medicine. Recommended by Physicians.
Cures where all else fails. Pleasant aud agreeable to tho
taste. Children take it without objection. By druggists.
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MUSICAL.
There seems to bo little going on
in musical circles of late, but there
is much talk, among musical people,
of the marvelous euro of Miss H-,
the high contralto singer, who has
long suffered from a severe throat
or bronchial affection, superinduced
by Catarrh in tho Head, and who
been perfectly cured by the
use of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy,
coupled with the use of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,
all bronchial, throat and lung affec
tions, and lingering coughs, it is an
unequaled remedy. When compli
cated with Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
its use should be coupled with the
use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Of all druggists.
has
For
CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE!
OMAHA. NEB.
TWO (> It CAT' UAR«AI!tl8.
Men's Ms $ 8 . Men's Overcoats $ 10 .
We will send to any address a Sack
or Frock Suit made from the cele
brated Victory Cassirnere, in a neat
brown check, for
30.00
Tho best wearing fabric for a low
priced garment in the market; and a
plain brown or black Beaver Over
coat, for
$ 10.00
Send P. O. order and if goods are
not satisfactory, return them and we
will refund the price and pay all ex
press charges, or they may be sent C.
O. D. Rules for measurement, for
coat, breast measure and length of
pants,
leg measure.
FREELAND, LOOMIS & CO.
9
OMAHA.
Tho Largest Clothing House west of
the Missiftsippi.
I'
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST
"Hr a thorough knowledge of the natural lawa
Yrhloli gtovfrn the operations of digestion and nut
irlUon. and by a careful application of tbe fln4
properties of ntll-nelocled Cocoa. Mr. Epps bt|
E rorlded <mr breakfast tables with a dallnaUli,
aroured IpTomge which mar save us many hoary,
Gortons' blfis. U is by the judicious use of suca'
article^ of diet that a constitution ms y bo gradual
ly built up ulntlt strong enough to resist every tei*
nency Ou ulseare. Hundrcdsof subtle maladies arè
around us ready to attack whorsrer therè
k point. We mar escape many a fatal shafk
rselvr» well fortified with pure btoof
CHvil Servie#
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by keeping
and a properly nourished frame.'
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Made simply with bolting water or milk. Bold
only la half-pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: j
JAMES EPPS & CO., Hamceapalhlc Chemists;
London, England.
I inure write for terms. $3 Bam pie Corset free to
LAUIUw Agis. I.ewiaBchlole JtCo., 881 U'waf, N.Y
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