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Tho founuls for yj166I - il.,.-u.l.
for making the buth WA ekcsri.ts
study in mcasu-af MN t6u>hn of
ligh, is ss inllows, Ms a. clssr rlsss
gss,, g.rs,.. .lbo.', eo,,,s pa tps cvlssz -,
cut IN thin shavlsoI fnl "a lss1k
with distilled or a " - eSd Ahake
u until ,oa evs SHIuraicd sdlutIen II
soap. On stsnsling| |tho salulios should
scttlc rerf~tls char; Il II de-. moi
pour on The hqnld. and aid more water
in the .aine shssinfs, shaking q. 10.
iers. The sscofsl lnAl viii hardly iall
~ give ekrsr suluiinn. Then sda 10
two vvFnuaes Of soap solution one vol
ume 4 rufc vonrsntfaird elycefine.
This " II make magnificent sosp hab-
hlcz. Pour little d this into ! sAal.
g ss:s'ss. ~; ks ASx:. II. s':s'. :'ss,s' !.
great essuis n 7 fsis-- ' '
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=. HHt>u fHt tNfffn.
ar Ruest appearrd - iuurhroA. ~
ms'ned to dinner. took hIs place In fact
among the guests IN The ho,i.e. No ON,
ss<n'sd 70 know Just how TIL had eams
Stout Aesis op<ned her s,s- wbIely
" 2iss him ~ sstonishsd stare. kan<
W r'usshing brv and s,nngs had come
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IsAvr been Using swifs's Specific fsss,
and IND u 20 hs the bsst rrm~dv cf shs
k,na that have ever bsca able 70 rct, ami
Joas TiscsEs, lu. \ c.,.,rx.
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Young. middle aged. or old mea. suffer.
Ing frnfn nervous debility or Kindred Hfysc.
tlons, should ad Ircss. with two stamps. for
large treatise, W0Rt.p's DisrgssAaY Mrpl.
GAL AssociArlos. Bulfaln. n. "
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FssSr Koran, rs-pr. q. N. Hin ..x..
nfswn'< Ires Eiftrrx seems 10 r,vs ran
sf,l satisfaction. 1 rscsnmeai Il ssr5nr.
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- newspaper should bc like q s.s.A.
hEush--lhsn sssryl-...s w.uld have ans
Of his own. and no, eorruw hls neigh.
bsr's
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rlt l6Si iai'ow, psylai2N fjggraaL
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Hkvs known anI watched tho usso of
swiffs Specific a.. =. 81 Cor over flftv
yeVs, and never havs kagwn or heard Of
W. failure 70 cure any case Of Blood Poison
whsn properly tsken.
II. T. rrSxsup. rerfv. "a
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upon her cfiidP Would you hold her
~ him.-sialnlesspn
suv All, now yon tourh homc," CRIED
must fargisa v,.n fnr hs,},.. afa,r i.
me-. Mr ou,Lsa, W. " iat, W
trap and cHugLt DC b. ~
could mot think kindly ~ any on,
who has that womans blood IN nj,
Nclns, hate her, and / should hat,
her chilf. ] would not bo farringtot
ut did moi. We ure both good hn,er,
aud good lovers as my grandmoIhc,
=, viii toll ou.s and I ln,ltc 30 r.nyInc,
you yet that nm true Harrington m
thelnttef ress.i, at lead. And spenL.
ing of lovers" no broke of with a
smile, ''therc u your husband, waiting
for yon, out In the rain, morc devoted
'haa ~, y, yonng gallant y the land"
She did not reflect his smile. She
lace. and. descending lrom the qarriagc
hurried TO meet him,
What Is il, Power" shc asked
hhxiopsly. >
Sssf'ooksd :, ,,''l y ~ The mail Alicla brought
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"fi1oHu', Iron Differs give entlre satIsiac'
fIHhW
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N hala1A AID w AFtaHHa
rAlad Airi = aaii n its Nlss' ~ r.
DraYhfs.
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twensy hillicu wsedsn hoor- are
~ ~ annually IL tLis younsp iof bHnek
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+" Respect iully yours.

M II. a. UuNs, W. d. I
"ncan aud Professor OF Surgery, Unlted
States Medical College Of New York,
f'iitor of Medical Tribune; Author ii
1unn's New aud Improved Handbook Of
Hygienc and Domestic Medicine, ctc."
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flulA NJ long standing apd trousers NJ
lang sitting are better recelptei, tstrOn
POST Ed
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fancy work. a'"'
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A SHERRY cobbler viii never mend your
old shoes.--M T. IaiependenL
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f.fdxA Ilnel fliHanars knrp aaw boots and
shoes straight ~ hhUd aud hardware dpalors.
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q lggpr9plcioyy seeing licir shrly.
.gisa ylng,s, slgal@ sllll lllpre dreaded
Breaking n Tlull's Neck.


An ucident showing great presence
Of m nj End extraordinary muscular
strength happened at Cranachnn fam
on Wednesday last II seems that
Archibald Mcdonald one Of the five
brothers who Qcculy the above farm,
was going over the farm on "Wednesday
last. lie was accompanied by the
shepherd, and whsn they were passing
through The field in which the cattle
were grazing \ bull that ON previous
occasion he'd shown an inclination TO
chase people gave them chase. The
shepherd n cownrdly fellow, ran and
lrft his master TO his fate. Mr.. Mo
Donald could not run. ho having sui.
iercd good deal from rheumatism,
aud now obliged TO use crutches. The
bull approached him and began to
attack him, he doing his best 10 keep
him nj bay with the aid of his crutches.
AZ good luck would have il, Mr.. John
Mcdonald. an elder brother, happened
10 hn out about the house at the time.
lie heard the cr,0, and ran NJ once to
the rescue. In hs hurry he forgot to
bring any instrument with him with
which 10 fell the brute. As he ran il
occurred 10 him that II he caught the
bull by the horns he might kcrp him
from doing more mischief till some
help arrived. Accordingly, arriving
at the SPOT, he caught him by his horns,
and with one supreme effort gave
sudden jerk, and in n moment the
animal lay helpless ~ his feet For
tuna,cly Archibald was not seriously
injured. II was mentioned thai John
Mcdonald wa, a. one time champion
athlete of Scotland, aud oven yet thoao
Who kupw him will readily believe that
when thoroughly-rcuscd he possesses
the strength VI two ordinary men. -
Glasgow ErrgiNg Cii;ea.
t.ff r-r---.-r4---- tssH
ssi-+A A young man In White County,
Georgia, bad good deal Of bal luck
one day recently. In attempting TO
cross The fiti'r ina batcnn. the boat cap.
sized and threw him into the water.
Trying TO reach the skill again his foot
caught in snag and wrcnqhcd II, and
he los o. the same time u $50 wat ii.
his hat, a shoe, and the boat. He fin.
ally reached the shore. and was hob
bling nrross n field when frrccious
bull started for him. Reaching tree
he climbed Il lively enough 10 escape
the bull, but got intp hornets nest
The hornets objected. aud he sprang 10
another limb, which broke, letting him
fail to The ground, fracturing his wrist.
with the broken branch he kept the
hull at bay and managed to escape, but
i now inld up for rcpairs. Atlanta
Constellation.
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biIiissp playing l. . ser; Of green
eaiss ball zaine.-,X o ricayine.
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:. A nisra IL often surprised al close
qnartsrs..-N u Ne,es. l'
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"No sonx reflections. please,- sald .fhs
lookinE.lass after Il had tumhisd down
stsirs.--N j. journal. =,
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fansod by ladies' sho tsissss, tl,e 1Hcstee'n.
ploSlonfllll's Hall Dye, black o. bfown,sles
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wna's AHle 0rease never gums.
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..For coughs, colds. sore throat, bronchitis.
laryngius, and consumption in its early
s,agrs, nothing equal, De. Pisrr,is "Gou.
en Medical Discovery" Ills also a grcat
tlnodnuriner an1 strenkth-rrstorrr or
tonic, ani Tor liver complain ani cns'ive
conditions Of tho bowels u has no eqih.
Sold by druggists. IN ~
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Gee 4 wEFKln your avn town. Terms and
.nuV u outntffcs Addrs IAlir;t %. .pussland M
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should have been impressed upon all
lAcse yeRrs. y IA FH
"lnIsp-el ppchl ibo lyob meA to
ny " i II
" ! mcan 10 say everything that | s.ld
eavsc: What sh,it Mr farinetpnl
That Rose i obi and fafei AMI ,l,r. he,
hair, aud ! stand 20 II MI .lill. I'm M,
one 10 80 back on an assertIon ntlcr
I've oncr made H. II mu.t be mar,
iyt ~ be martyr TO the ,sast d
TRUTH .'--'. =
She me, hi. Tern glance. 4. with . a.. A.
liant lcok. In her hrart u hearts Nil.
Alicia had always hnts,l the w1uap
whe had won har Cousin Power. fna
having wun him. She had wants,l him
hcreh twenty yesf4 ago. He nsve,
suspected the fact, did no, know h 10.
day, but bitter. ranking npsenimsn,
lingvfvi sui N ne oil mails hrrast
aud nss'ie n spleesafi, taskaior her 10
lmppis Al ppsslhlc evil 10 her uncon.
sciuns rival
l,auni sct his teeth hard.
III isa pleasant thing 10 ssy 10
lady, but. Miss Power. you-ller'
MlS Power lsarhsd sromial.v "A
ahrill,, bat hsnl@ devpsr IA, -
rpugc she ven shot into In r,heekA
no M coSftsrsb1A tfsf
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than onc. 6ood heavens, man, IN yo,,
have harmed what I suspect You D ssc.
on sifh q. Hasc y,a q have \ IA b.,
di-oycred tho person YOU wcrc In
search Of Rodney Frances chlldan
~ have discovered her In YOUR
adopted daughter. | have discovered
mors than that" ftEfN ff
There WIS 4 world ~ meaning IN the
quiet wonls, a world II meaning In the
lrcs whfrh hr turned fnit mon Mr..
oliphali: a world VI picsning which
hsrfplshaud was qnicN O., -. anffsscr,.
You have discovered nothing ~.
gardlng my wife which \, me-, know. -
hs DECLARED, sicrnly ~ have nellhs 4
tho ,lme and the inclination TO enter
INTO explanations now. but am rra.ly
70 pay yuu well for keeping secret the
discoveries yoo have made. Once notr
! ash you what j. your pricc. That sum
IN bank was originally SIMEON. I le.
llevs. and Of the whole amount ,ou
co'Ild hcpe TO rrceisr but mea,ysr i,cr.
oeniskr frum the trusres who have Il
u charge. lur doing ihsm the doubtful
scfxiee q produrine The heir. Twill
give you -. 600 10 keep sIlencr ssn..
GO u JON viii SWEAR sever ~ te,fay m.
knowledge you hold T"
"fwenty ihousshsl siollsrs, Tho
hlood la llarman Quests iishy vein.
was thrilled.
:. -, = ssseP,x 4 cssr..r b. rplIsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
Strange Story of Jewell's Death.

From the Hartford (Conn } Times.
On Friday morning before his death
Mr.. Jewell awoke from q sound sleep
and inquired what was the matter at
the residence of the Hon. William X.
Dodge, (his daughters father-in.law,
the famous New York merchant). Mr..
JEWELS family had just received a tel.
egram announcing the sudden and un.
looked for death Of Mr. Dodge; but 1t
wal not deemed best to let him know
that any thing had happened, and he
wa therefore told that all was we'll In
Mr.. Dodge's family. He said no, that
1t could not possibly be; something
serious had happened; the family were
in great trouble, If not actually in
affection; he knew it, In q way which,
II not applicable. WAS, nevertheless,
as clear aud certain as he saw it. In.
sisting upon this, and refusing to &C.
Dept his 'amily's denials, he at lenght
induced them to telegraph to New
York, to see what was the matter
But Mrs. Jewell 80 worded the telegram
az to instruct those who received it to
answer that everything was all right.
When that answer came they told It to
Mr.. Jewell, who refused to believe 1t,
and at last asked them to let him see
the message itself. This request being
granted, and having the ocular proof
before his eyes In the shape of an un-
mistakable Western Union telegraph
message, he dubiously remarked:
"Well, it does cen to be So; but 1t is
very strange; know there Ia something
the matter-that something serious
has happened In Mr.. Dodge's house in
New York" And that impression he
retained until, so soon atferward, he,
too, ended his early life. He survived
Mr.. Dodge only about SO hours.
His feeling that something serious
had happened" was apparently as clear
and strong as 1t would have been had
he personally witnessed the death of
his relative.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
l1lphtharta.

The medicalprofession may be inter.
ested In the following recipe of DR.. w.
A, Scott of Milo, Ia. for curing diph.
liberia. The es Moines Register says
the cure has become famous in thai
state and has saved thousands of lives
DR., Scott has recently made some i'm.
provement In his treatment, which he
makes public:
EDITOR REGIsTRR-In long years
gone by you published my cure for
diphtheria. 1t attracted widespread
attention, 1 now give my improved
treatment, which can be had ct any
drug store, and used By any person
without danger.
Take ten grains of permanganate Of
potassium and mix With n ounos OF
cold water. As oon as dissolved II
must be applied with a rag or sponge,
mop or swsb, to the whitish places in
tonsils and other parts ..that..bave the
diphtheria membrane on. Do this
very gently but thoroughly every three
hours until better; when every six
hours until well. 1t does not give
pain, but Is rather nauseous to the
taste. If the tongue is coated white
mix one drachm of hyposulphate Of
soda and five drops # oil s~assafras In
four ounces Of syrup made of sugs,
and hot water, and give a teaspoonfu,
every n to three hours as needed,
when awake. If the tongue Is no
coated white, I mix 20 drops of tinct.
ure of %phytolacca in four ounces oil
cold water and give q teaopoonfu
every one to three hours as needed
when awake. The ~phytolacca Is the
common poke.root of the South, aud
as 1t loses Its strength by drying anc
age, the tincture should be from til.
fresh root, or 1t Is worthless.
1t is well to apply a little sweet-oi
or dosmoline to the outside OF tn,
throat to protect 1t from the action O
the air, as the patient must be protec
In all danger of getting chilled
mild cases, tt6G,sning OF the disease, il
manganste of potash solution OF per
and all that Is needed, a Oil ! use
is local at first, but 1t rapidly . .San
the whole system when seated. =.
the sinking form OF diphtheria thi
solution o o destroys all smell, an
In every case 1t destroys the diphthe
ria membrane without leaving an
bd effect behind.
I w. A. ScorT, NJ. d.
Milo Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. w
Irue TO her Trust

Too much cannot be SAID of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly
watching and caring for her dear ones,
never neglecting q single duty In their be-
half. When they are assaulted by disease,
and the system should have q thorough
cleansing, the stomach and bowels reegu-
lated, blood purified, and malAriai poison
exterminated, she must know the that
Thew are the best and purest medicine In
the world and only cost fifty cents. Sold
by Q. Il. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
An Extraordinary Case

Austin, TEXAS, Feb. 20, 1880.
To Mr.. J.W. Graham, Druggist:
Dear Sv-My case was an acute form Of
bronchitis, and was Of one and . half year,
duration. I employed the best medical aid
possible, but failed rapidly, until the doc.
tors said / would die that my case was In.
-urable. Thrown upon my own
1 pot . bottle Of DB WIN. HALLS BAIsAH
o THE LUNGS, and In SIX hours felt o de.
cided relief. In three days the cough 81.
most disappeared. Now that my chances
Of life are good for many years, I Earnestly
recommend the above to every sufferer Of
lung or throat disease.
feb24d&w-eod-1w g. G. LATHROP,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

vi withdrawn from the cast Of the
Union Square theatre, where he i'm.
oersopated the villain in "a Partisan
Romance" MI. A. N. Palmer Of.
fered him q part In q travelling com.
paDy, but this professional humiliation
wa declined, and MI. de Belleville Ia
now out Of employment.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
BRIDGE PROPOSALS

Sealed pr 'posals will be received by the Board
Of Co jnty Commissioners Of Gage county, Neb.
Tor the erection Of q bridge across the Big Blue
river upon either one OF tn wagon roads leading
east from the town OF Wymor Gage county,
Neb., and yer and cross said river. Said bridge
to be one hundred and fifty Q5O) feet long, and
to have either piles, stone, or iron PIERS.
Also for the erection OF a bridge, suitable to the
place, across Indian Creek, on the line between
sections twenty mine (2a) nd thirty 500, about
one mile southwest Of WymoIe, Gag county,
Neb. Low bridge at this place preferred.
Also a bridge across T.rkey Greek, southeast
Of Dewitt, Neb., to replace the old one now In
use.
All bird les to be Of wood, iron or combination
All bids 10 bs accompanied by plans and specl,
nc tons. to be sealed and filed with the Comfy
clerk on or before IL o'clock noon, March Goth
SO.
The Commissioner r.Ferve the right to rejecI
y and all bids. Successful bidders will be re-
uir d to give bond for the faithful Performance,
Of their contract,
! BY orde q the County Commissioners.
49, A. J. PETHoUD,
sRAL. County Clerk.
- Beat- ice Feb - 1892 med 4u
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

PENsnNAL-"Parts Of the human body
an iSserestipg ss3d and strengthened" etc, Is
paGer. In reply to laqn .iss we will saw that
there is no evidence e humbug about this OR
the contrary, the advertis, RS arg very highly In.
dorsed lnteres ed persons n ay get senful cir.
culars giving all particulars, giving all particu.
lara, by addressing Erie Medical Co., p. o. Box
613, Buffalo, N. Y.-Toledo Evening Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
HorsRord's Acid Phosphate
For WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

DIR JOS. HOLT, New Orleans, La.
says: l have frequently found 1t OF
excellent service In saseS Of debility,
loss of appetite, and In convalescence
from exhaustive n-gsss, AID particu
larry of service a. i~-oN4.ne,,t of women
and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

Ths finest mayonaise dressing for
all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw TO-
matoes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc. ,
is DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING. Better
and more economical than homemade
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03

The digestive organs weakened and
worn out by using caShartic medicines,
restored by uaing Browns Iron Ri tiers,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
Change OF Mind.

declined to insert your advertise
ment of Hsp Bitters last year, be.
cause l then thought they might not
be promotiye of the cause of Temper.
ance, bat ind they are, and a very
valuable medicine, myself and wife
having been greatly benefited by them,
and I take great pleasure In making
them known.
REV. JOHN SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. Y.ES
BAY CITY, Mich, Feb. 3, 1880.
think 1t my duty to send you O
recommend for the benefit of any per
son wishing to know whether the Hor
Bitters are good or not. / know they
are good for general debility and indi
g~estiop; strengthen the rvo eye
tenn and make new life. Irecomment
my patients to upe them.
DIR. A. PRATT,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-03
A REBUKE,

81 have not O relative In the world,
and I am absolutely penniless. l am
indebted to the geptlemanly proprie.
tor of the Morton house for my lodg-
ing and food, and I am anxious to pay
him as promptly as possible. I have
no vocation, and my mental distress
Is such that 1t ~inoapacitates me from
any attempt to carr my living, When
I left Australia 1 had IS, 900 in m,
, possession, but the defendant spentk
all and then took my iewelry, pawnd
, it and dissipated the proceeds. 40
has since offered to pay me $l0C or
discharge my indebtedness at the Tor
, ton House If l would relinquIsythis
suit. He has tried to inluepe my
only friends, Mr.. aud Mrs. Msbury,
against me, by circulating sendalous
stories about me, and has United the
publicity which this suit has equired.
While l sm destisute, he IL spending
: large sums of money, and anticipat.
T, ing his salary 10 satisfy 10 whims of
his alleged wife, with gym he lives
at the Sinclair House"
MIR. Bird then characterized the
defendants divorce fromhis former
wife In London as a farcehat was OBJ
tanned in a western court and chal-
lenged the defence to disrove that 1t
y was otherwise. The juge ruled In
favor Of the plaintiff. as abady stated,
and said, in relation to u alleged di.
+ vorce procured In Arkans, plaintiffs
counsel would be doing 3 more than
N his duty by submitting Il papers to
1t the general term OF the urt, 90 that
7. tbs conduct of the lawyeKing might
y be investigated.
Pending the suit Mr. Belleville
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-12-07
The Legislature.

The Legislature.
So far but little more has been done in our
State Legislature than to introduce bills and
prepare work for future action and if they get
through with all the work they have cut out
they will have to take a recess to eat their
Christmas dinners at home.
AS yet the members from Union have not come
to the front, as there has been nothing present
ed to call them out.
Mr.. Culp spoke on Monday in opposition to a
bill to require butchers AID buyers of live stock
10 keep record of flesh and ear marks of cattle
bought by them, date Of purchase, name, &c.,
of sellers.
Mr.. Mckissick introduced n bill to declare it
n misdemeanor for any person to take aud use
any horse, mare mule without the consent OF
tho owner AMI without intent 20 steal the same,
which has been read the second time and we
think will pass. 1t will be good law and
ought to have been passed before.