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FraZicr's Rect Bitters,
the Great BlOGd and
HumOr Remedy.

From the Gevelrad Sunday Nrsjqg VoirsI
That Frazier't Root BitterS possess an g rHcarv
greatly superior 10 any Other preparation ;Gr
searching the hood with which We are %a-onlin-
tel, We can testify from actual Obserralfll. W,
know many ms Lnces where individuals Tor
years afflicted, have been permanently restored
to health by their use. MIR. Frazier, the rro-
prietor, is a resident OF this city, and is widely
known IS one OF Our most prominent business
men. His references TO the great value Of his
Root bltters. are also persons well-known IS
citizens OF standing and integrity, in whose
statements implicit confidence lnsy be ulaced.
ard their testimony may be taken As couclu-
give Evidence of the estimation in which NJ
trazier's remedy is held, particularly az home.
Here it has air, ady attained tina. p~ositian th-,
requires no Recommendation, having stood the
test OF trial here. We can say with safety. ami
do recommend with entire confidence is ue-
elsewhere, by all who may be afflicted win
any kind OF weakness or humOr in the bleed
as the most searching, Strengthening Au heal
ing remedy OF which we have any knowltis
Sold by druggists and at country stores.
GEORGE W. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
591 ST Clair ST Cleveland, Chic.
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y" meteorological SIR: The Cr5t in
rI's'' =. . vat r4C - been restored from
81 SaSss .v4tn r G5e'tr, is gratitude o the
assn: th 10" u lisa. vas afflicted over two
y-asS Win Iette o. Uy 'ead and igce. had
ts=sl b 'r lie .o'uG Of Fenton's S~avsapa-
- !" anu - er ~ remedies, but cuuld get
-. II IN IH6c+ uY ca-e, uu il about two
E@g-b9~ y { --lleEaed taking Root Bitt.rs.
=:t," -, ur,O t1-, sni | think IL nothing
aitr. .1aa t1rl at1 yC'u discovery 70 acknOwi-
e!eS .nt SAM. My Wiz has used your Bittcrs
'rr "rsiia. 81, Ter yhltA she has beeq Dos
J.1- III iJn5 t,l'c. and could find no relief,
'"in srtuIT lI-e ttdkin th,m. 1Eey have
t'C'r' r.-.deIa -ure in hor case. b We
Ger ~ ttoiut j" Of the Cleveland Post Office
Jefsrihl'L'' tier 'aiTier Tor eleven years.
| can freo-y lid hOnvst'y recommend your Root
Bitters to every person, suffering With salt
Rheum, (TetteT) Chronic KheGmatism, Scrof-
ula or any kind OF Hum0r in the Blood, as oas
oJhe Honest Cures
G. W. UPTON.
Cleveland Ohio.
II your Druggist or stOrekeeper don't have
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CATAEsRH CURED.
Mr.. FRAzIER-I wish to inform Won. what
your medrcine has done for me. Twas q .iictcd
with Catarrh in its worst forms for many years.
| tried various medicines recOmm ended by
Physicians, which proved hut 4 Temporary re-
lief. By the advice of a lady who was cured
o this same disease by your Root Bittcrs, I
procured one half dozen bottles and tfev have
accomplished a perfect cure in my case. Be
lieving that thousands are dragged ont of a
miserable existence from the effect of Caiarrh.
L eheerfully recommend your Root Bit. ers to
al who are similarly affected.
MISS. AMELIA BRANIT.
Buen2 Vista, Butter Co., Pa,
Retail trade supplied by C.. F. Goodman
wholesale agent Omaha Nebraska.
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OVER THIRTEEN YEARS WITH LIVEg
COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA, CURED ~
THREE BOTTLES OF ROOT ITTER
MIR F~RAZIEK-Dcar sir: l deem II an act %
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STA, TO make the following statements:
L have been an invalid for over thirte II
years My complaint wasa disease Of tie liver
and dyspepsia. My skin was yellow, the white
ofmy eyes W 5 the color of saffron . was SLEEPY
and heavy, with headache ard no appetite fo~
food OF any kind, l was afflicted rs bad as any
living woman oould be. | took buftl. after
bottle OF patent medicines, end paid over seven
hundred dollars tn the lest phy Sici1ns without
any benefit. ! suffered more than / cln tell vou
by letter, hut could get no relief until ahoai
two months ago I purchased q bottle OF vuur
Root BitterS from Louis Smithnicht. druggis',
l36 Woodland Av., this city / uSei this to -
lie up, anu since then have used nearly two
more, and they are the only positive, sure cure
for liver and dyspepsia complaint 1 have ever
tIied they have cured me completely. and 90.
day i am rs he 'lthy as any person can b.,
You may use my NAME, II YOU see PROPER. rs
1t may be the means Of inducing offers L, try
your discovery aud be Jared, for good ies!Jh
better than gold. Ever Your friend, MRS.
ELLEN CRAWSHAW, No. % Grange -,
Cleveland Ohi0.
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Daily Review.

OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE,
January Is, 1874.
The week opened to-day with
money market firm and brisk. In
rates of exchange and discount
there are no changes worthy of
note. Demands fer exchange has
been fairly active. Requests for
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Land Grc ITS (seiIrng)........ $4,000
Land Warrants, (160 acres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1850
Land Warrants (16O acres
selling) 1900
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geo acres buying).-.-..... 1900
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Walderine No. l, 5 sc.
Raccoon, 30 to so.
Muskrat, 6 to II.
Skunk, 20 to l 90.
Otter, 8 90 to 5 so.
Fisher, No. 1, s 90.
Wolf, No. l, large mountain, 2 90
small prairie, IS.
Beaver, rs to 1 Is.
Martin, No. l, 2 so.
Silver Grey Fox, No. l, II 90 to
So 90.
Cross Fox, No. 1, 2 so.
Red l 25.
Kid 80.
Wild Cat, average, 80.
Badger 80.
Deer Skin, in hair, red and short
blue, per lD.r 3Oc.
Elk, per h., Is.
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Mrs. panitl Smith, Of Corcord. y H.. afflicted
with weakness, IN n III the lun-s, shoulders.
heavy p1iL over she cy g, restless ~ night. ard
tiLed, isinty feelings all he time. writes
MIR ER'ZiE -D.arsir: received the Bottle
OF BltteTs You sent mC by express, and have
taken the whole OF T.. and i; has done me w,r.
good than ali The medicines | have ever taken
ami / have taken mofe0r lass ipr ten years. !
thought coulJ get h2m .iom oar drut.i~ts.
bur they do cot yet have them. ICouii have
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think you might nave 4 socd sale ir your hit
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. dollaas, the price you advertise. send an gk
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beot Bltters, they have enc ne q crest deal Of
good; Itay have cured nv cough, AM I fCI
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Turpentine-..-. IS LubricatingJ
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PAINTS, &C
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Fancy B~rands..,.. 2
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Al
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OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE,
January Is, 1874.
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A few OF the many parties cureI by the great
remedy. Read and be convinced
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Two IntrOductiOns Necessary.

A Nashville (Tenn. paper describes a
little incident thus: Zone of Nash
ville's brightest and most sensible
young ladies was busily engaged few
MORNINGS since in making cake. She
donned calico dress, pinned flaming
red shawl about her shoulders, fastened
her heavy brown hail in coil on the
top of her head, and had just plunged
her hands into the dough, when the
door bell rang. She happened to be
the only one in the house at the time,
and so was forced to answer the bell
herself. which she did after hastily
washing her hands, and was Mortified at
discovering her visitor to be a spruce
young gentleman friend and three
stranger gentlemen. An embarrassing
introduction took place, the visitors
were seated in the parlor, and then
the young lady excused herself, to re-
appear in few moments in costume
better suited to the parlor. During her
absence she made such a complete trans
formation III her appearance that she
was mortified at finding her stranger
friends did not recognize her, thus rem
dering a second introduction necessary,
which ceremony the Nashville young
man performed by saying, ''She is the
same young lady We met at the door,
gentlen1en-the very same young lady.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
The West.

Two rnen named Mcintosh ana DeCavalier
left Cheyenne about month ago to walk to a
ranch 90 niles distant. Their dead bodie
have just been found frozen on the prairie
near their destination.
NEAR Independence, Mo-, on the 18th
while Deputy Marshal Hampton was escorting
man named Haines. one of the Muncie train
robbers, into town, he was met by Jesse
James. one of the Missouri outlaws, and COM
PEELED to release his prisoner under pain of
death. The two ruffiians departed, leaving
the officer alone in his glory.
THE Pacific Mail steamship Alaska. landed
aS2 Chinese at San Francisco on the 18th inst
CAMELs and dromedaries are becoming so
plentiful i'll Nevada, from the stock imported
there by the United States government soGle
years ago, that bill has been introduced into
the Legislature to prohibit the owners Of these
animals from u ing them on public highways.
as they are supplanting the horses, mules and
oxen ar beasts of burden. They are used to
carry silver Gnd gold re from remote mines.
\ well known character along the line of the
northern Pacific Railroad, called Lying Jack
WAC found dead in the road near Motley station,
few days ago. His relations reside in the
east
LIEUT.. GEORGE CT. SMITH, o the sd regi.
nent United States Infantry, committed
suicide at Fort d. A. Russell, Wyoming, on the
18th inst.
THE capital of Nebraska is to be renewed to
Columbus, from Lincoln. A bill to that effect
has passed to a second reading in the legisla-
ture.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
The South

WARD, representative of Grant Parish in the
Louisiana Legislature. was expelled from that
BODY on the 18th, for disordery conduct
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, is excited over the
mysterious disappearance of J. c. senseny, a
tobacco trader of Lafayette Ky. He left the
former place on the 18th inst, having eonsid-
cradle money with him, and has not been heard
from since.
y SHOOTING fracas occurred at a religious
meeting at Willard, KY, on the evening of the
nth inst, between three noted characters,
Rourk, Montgomery and Rose. About fifteen
shots were fired. Rourk was dangerously
wounded; Rose slightly hurt;and Miss Matney,
who was walking with Rourk, was shot between
he shoulders. The wound Will probably prove
fatal.
AT Donaldsville, La, on the 18th, the sheriff
and his posse were resisted while levvlng on a
quantity of sugar to satisfy demand, for sup
Plies furnished toe owners. During the fight
Which followed -four negroes were killed
OK the 14th inst. at New Orleans, while
Henry Duchar, colored, was returning from
church, he was assaulted by party of soldiers
who pursued him into his residence Duchar
fired on the crowd and killed one of his assaiI-
ants named Warren Hicks, of the Sd United
States Infantry.
FIRE at DaIien, Ga. the 1ith inst, de-
stroyed large number of stores. and the Ga
Iette printing flee. Loss 100000. Insur-
ance 100000
Born Hodges of the West Virginia legisa-
bre have passed the bin removing the capital
OF the state from Charlestown to Wheeling.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Forei3n.

EMPERoR WILLIAM has requested Prince
the chancellor viii do
An ice jam occurred in the St Lawrence on
the 18th. and the water WAS overlooking the
country. occasioning serious approximations
for the safety of property.
THREE iron-cla,ls snd reinforcements of
troops are 70 be sent to Cuba
THE French ministry with one exception
(Latota) have acceeded to the presidents re-
quest to remain in office until the constitution
al questions settled
ONE ship brohinS house In England offers
nearly 200 steam vessels for sale, and it is stat
cd that not less than 800 steamers are idle in
English ports.
KARI. BLIND. the Liberal German politician.
was recently seriously injured by German
fanatic who assaulted him.
ENGLAND has sent instructions to her repre-
sentative at Madrid to recognize Alfonzo's gov
ernmen; in Spain.
ADvIoEs from Singapore report that a re-
volt of Chinese prisoners in Jail there was not
suppressed before 81 persons wers killed and
Injured including Is wardens.
MacMAHoE can get no one TO form a new
Cabinet until the constitutional laws are de
cide.l upon IN the Assembly
Cullen. Archbishop of Dublin, in pastoral
letter. condemns the Chicago evangelists
Moody and Sankey, as foolish sensationalists