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COUGHS AND COLDS.

When there is any predisposition to con-
sumption the disease in one or another Of It's
forms. will often be developed by bad
cold, q ca,arrhr the symptoms OF which
takes cold easily the stomach or liv-
or il generally diseased. 10 tbis
tate of things the feeble condition
of the system cannot resist the changes OF
weather and other external causes OF dis
ease, and so every exposure brings on q
catarrh, with its common symptoms, bad
cough, hoarseness, chilli, slight pains In
the breast, etc. These signs shonld not be
neglecled, and it is highly important that
the sufferer should know what TO do. When
one cold istaken ION another" as the phase
goes, the bronchial tubes or the lungs be-
come more or less diseased. A. few
bottles of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and Sea Weed Tonic and box
OF Mandrake Pills would make per-
feet cure; bat instead of resortink to these
safe aud efficacious remedies, patients often
consult regular physician" whose regu.
larity consists in prescribing cslomei opium
etc., on all occasions. Thus, for cure of q
cough or cold, morphia, black drop, pare.
goric, and still more Objectionable articles
are ofte taken in compliance with The doc
tors advice. These medicines may mi'i-
gate the cough for time, but the disease
10 the lungs goes on until tne unmistsksble
~ mptoms of consumption begin TO appear.
Il may be seen, therefore that the prepra-
ton OF opium, etc.. which are prescribed in
bad colds and incipient copsumptions.
merely conceal the disease by suppress
ing some OF the symptoms; but on that
very account thew 90 harm by making the
mslady more insiduous, and there fore more
dangerous.
Let 1t be remembered that when the
stomach and liver are In good order there is
little liability TO take cold, and IL one 10
taken, Il generally passes off without pro-
duciDg any serious effects. On the contrary
when persons are labonpg under indigestion
or sny disorder of the liver the least expos
ure may induce all the symptoms we have
described above. The cold taken will re-
tain firm hold on the system, and IL not
properly treated, will most likely to end IN
consumption. Ny Sea Weed Tonic and
MANDRAKE Pills are used as safeguards
against colds; the first ia cases Of dyspsp-
STA, and all diseases Of the digestive organs;
the latter in all affections OF the liver, for
which they are proved 10 be an infAllible
remedy. Very often a dose or two Of the
Mandrake Pills perfectly cures a recent cold
without any other remedy.
1. BRONCHIAL CONSUME
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and if a cure is possible it must soon be eff

and If cure is possible it must soon be Ell
fected.
The Sea Weed Tonic, by improving the
| power of the 8 omach and strengthening tn e
whole system, prt paIes the dysPeptic ana
enfeebled patient for the use OF the Pull
monIc Syrup. The operation OF the latter
is to increase the vital energies, TO ripen
the ulcers, and to expel the morbid matter
from the systom. But as consumption Is
often coupled with dyspepsia or liver coma
plant, and as it frequently originates IN
those disorders, it is proper, IN some cases
tt begin with the use OF the tonic ana the
pills, or to use them simultaneously with
the syrup.
Sohenck's Mandrake Pills relax the sssre"
tions and unlock the gall bladder quite as
well as dose of blue mass, and perhaps
better, and these pills are warranted not to
contain particle OF calomel. Some physp
clans have positively asserted that calomei
or mercury must enter into the compost
ton Of these pills, for according to their
theory, nothing but calome} could act on
the liver as these pills certainly do. But to-
prove that the doctors are mistaken, 1T is
merely necessary to notice the fact that
Schenok's Mandrake Pills never produce
salvation, Whether they be used in large or
small doses. Thousands are used weekly
with the happiest effects. with ceiomel or
blue pill the case is different. Large doses
of this poison may sometimes act as pur-
gatiye, ana so pass off without any visible
mischief, but small doses will saliFate, and
this is the great difficulty which Che "regu-
lar faculty" have TO contend with, One
box of these pills, valued at 25c.. will prove
the efficacy of the medicine. No matter
how costive or how billions the system may
be, the habit of the body is Immediately
corrected and regulated by these pills. and
he organs are brought to heal
thy and natural activity. The
Mandrake Pills are Eewise an infal'
lible remedy for sick headache and piles.
In many cases they have brought away
worms from grown persons, who had long
suffered with many unpleasant symptoms,
without suspecting the real cause OF their
ailments.
Consumptive persons are earnestly ex-
horted to use my medicines in time, before
the disease has reached its desperate
stages. When the lungs are destroyed OF
course no medicine can create new ones;
but the first stages of consumption ara cur
aole and even when the lungs are consid-
erably decayed often succeed in restoring
the patient to health, While one sound
lung remains am certain of making cure
if the patient will take proper care Of
himself, and strictly follow my directions.
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SON, GA Main St.
NOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Diamonds, Watches, Fancy Bsquc figures, Com
bnaton Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Boxes
Ladies Card Case, Ladies Work Boxes and Baskets,
Gentemens Dressing Cases. Vienna Brio brac, Puff
Boxes, Infants Sets, Select line of Ovewood Novel
ties Celluoid Dressing Cases. Vienna Music Boxes, Op
era Glasses, Vienna Pocketbooks, Fine Leather Auto
graph Albums, Gentemen's Shaving Sets, Bohemian
Vases, Elegant line of Writing Desks, Gentlemen's
Smoking Sets Ladies Dressing Gases, Gut G'ass Ink
stands, Vienna Bronzes Engraved Bud Vases.
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TION.

This disease IL generally the result OF
NEGLECTED cold or estarrh. As 4 remarked
fuodsr thu heads Of Coughs and colds. y
while the stomsch and liver are In healthy
condition there IL but little liability 10 take
cold; and n no cold IL tsken there can be
no acute bronchitis, and Of course. none Of
lie SUCCESSOR - bronchial consumption.
Therefore, 60 preventive, the Sea Weed
Tonic and Manorake Pillsmsy be used with
entire confidence vbe4 symptoms OF indi-
g.stion and liver complaint have appeared
No one who iooicio1sly uses these two
medicines, or eitbtr 81 them. 81 circum'
sispcss nav requirt. Dee1 spprsbend an A.
use Ct thsss pTevez ives bss been neglected
and tnfs form Of consum otton has con-
msuced. a will he necessary 70 use the 3ui-
sonic syrup in addition 20 the Other rrne-
dis.
sumption IL Indicated ~ en- ObstiDsts and
troublesOms cough, sttsDded with q c0pi.
OF q uhitish frothy msttsr. A. frst the
synptoms resemble tboss Of an ordinary
cald ~ catarrh, the erpectoraticn beinl
t1urh. thick and opsqos, bat Do3 yslloE.
oorfaininR snail, ErEyish iumps. vbict
sink IN wnfsr. Az The disesss sdraDos
the cough iDcrsnsss. and I'm. tesEh mgcrs
az phlsrm beurrnes more ans more r1iEet
siit a TellC.irh fuid. rssershlins r.1s q,
usrser nrd o-ten s.sF1tiT sf--sres -iet
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a. 80 r.-l--f as nc-llrr. nestils -
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pain in the chest. The cough is usually s.
we're, particularly on rising out of bed il
the morning, at which time the breathine
is more or less wheeling and attended with
feeling of tightness in the breast.
II the disease continues unchecked in Its
course, the expecteration becomes purul.
ent and extremely copious. Debility and
evacuation increases rapidly; the difficulty
in breathing and sense of weight and tight
ness across the chest becomes more and
more distressing, The pulse is now general
ly very frequent being seldom znder 12O per
minate. In the early part Of the day the
face is usually pale, but q deep flush on
one or both cheeks il commonly observed
toward the evening The tongue becomes
clear, and in many instances it assumes an
alarming appearance, and is reGeer than in
health. There are generally p7ofuse and
exhausring night sweats at this advanced
stage of the disease. and, unless relief 's
found, swelling Of tue ankles and'diarrh1a
follow, aud death closes the scene.
III many cases the Pnhmonic Syrsp alone
will cure this form of consumption, but
when the bowels are ccstive, the liver tor
pid, and a want of tone exieta in the diges-
tive organs, the Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills are necessary, the former to
stimulate and invigorste the organs'0f d.
gestion. and the latter to regulate the liver
and bowels.
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Young men, mid5ls sged men and all m
Who sufrr from early indisorstions vii 4
Aliens Brain Ford the most powerful inv
Grant ever introdnced- once rssio<sd ~
there y no relepas Try n; Il never fnl
al. 9 for s5-At drurKisis, o. b. mall IN
!. H Allen, 5i5 FIRST svsnus. New W
City.
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an Editor. Testlp~niaI,

IN Editors Testin ssnial.
A. NJ. Vaughan, EDITOR Of the Gree
vich Review, Greenwich, Ohio, vrites:1
Last January mat with avery severe ac)
dent, caused bv q runaway horse. us<
almost every kind OF selve TO heal 4
wounds, which tnrnef 10 running scr
but found nothing IN do r.e any gsod I'll
was recommend ID HENRY 8 CARIBOU
SALVB. bought biz and IL helpedN
at once, and at the end of two month
was pletely we'll. IL is the best salv'
the msrket, an never fail Of telling
friends about "a, and urge then to us
whenever they need salve.
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To all who a-s suffering rom The ergo
and iBdiscretio1s ofyouth, nervous Va
ness, early decay. loss Of manhood, eta.
will send q recipe that will cure You. free
change. This great rrnedy vne discover,
BY . missioaary in 6ozLh America. Ser
q selfsddssssed env>lope - the n
joseph I. IDmsn, station ID. New Va
ity. a
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Forty Pears Experience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs. WinsloN's Soothing Syrup is thu
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicans and nurses In the United States
and has been used tor icrty years with never
failing safety and SUCCESS by millions ,o
mothers and children, lSom the feeble iHfanl
Of one week Old tn the adult. 1t coi7ects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the Bowels. ond gives rest, health
and comfort ~ nother and Child. We be
lieve 1t the best aid sarest remedy in the
world, in all cases Of Dysentsry and Diar,
rhc1s in Children, whe sherar;siDg from seeth]
ing or from any otner osust. Fu1i dired
tons for usingwill accompany each bottle
None genuine nulesS the fac-simile Ct Gu
bottle.
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Enn.s, That a. Pnisansd

FoocL Ihnt IA Poisoned
By unclesn teeth breeds dyspepsia. So
at least, IL the declared opinion Of med
men. Remedy the evil with purii3fy
arom attic Sozodout, which clears avaF q
resive particles which lodge in the ted
and produce an acid ferment thst In tir
destroys tAeir enamel and uuinsthom.
prevents the unspsaksble snDoyfI faus
By defective feets II II IL used 4 4 LIB
onn yet be saved from the dcEt4L|1
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An psrsous sfiicsd With DyspnpEsg.
nrrhua. Colo. and Ell kinds Of fndiresti,
viii fnd imrnsdisfe relief and sure curs
using Aneo-tura BiIters The only -
Inc Il manufactured By D.. J. 9. n 6isT
A Sons.
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LII. pULMONIC CON-
SUMPTION.

This = the most dangerous form ofcon-
sumption. The cansss which produce IL
are very m merous. such ns hsrtditsry dis
DosIliOD, particular formation Of the body
ctrtain diseases. - cstsrrh. smallpor
Bessie liver complaint, dyspepsis, etc I,
particular empltyments, Erief or oissp-
p0iniment. and IN short. ary cause which
disturrs the bsslthful operstiousoi nsfurs
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u,ss.r s-nus w0rn syrup.
r-f.1litls rerteless. barmlew. cat1nrtfs
a. fs-.-Ishps-s rssrlesossss vorrns con-
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DR.. SCHENGK'S MEDICINES
MANDRAKE FILLS,
SBAWEED TONIC,
PULMONIC SYRyP
Forty Pears Experience OF an Old Nurse.

Are sold by all druggists, and full direc
tions for their use are printed on the wrap
pers OF every pa okaes.
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100 r1s 80 + ~ r.-f1 "a -
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Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09

week succe eded ia selling their pro-
perty to sn English company fer q
consideration which represents it's
present actual value at sl0, 000, 600.
Ia other words Mr.. FArwell aud his
fellow capitalists have pocketed eight
and a half millions from their venture
twelve months after securing q title to
their property, and the state has been
shsmefully swindled to that extent.
There Is to be an investigation, but
no investigation will replace the pill.
fered millions In the state treasury
The st. Louis Post Dispatch says that
the "transsotion irreslstibiy recalls
the famous 'Yszoo land steal" In the
early history Of our country, when the
Legislature Of Georgia sold the best
part Of what Is now Alabama and Mis-.
.issippi for a couple Of hundred thou
sand dollars. There was such q storm
of indignation that an investigation
could not be avoided, and 1t showed
that every member Of the Legislature
who voted fos the bill had o share In
the steal" 1t will be very surprising
If the inevitable investigation of this
case does not show that the modern
statesmen of Texas ore worthy Of
their political anceators of Georgia.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09
RAILROAD T


Special Dispatches TO THs BEE
The Chicago 4 Northwestern issues q
statement showing that IL has IN operation
and under constr uction five thousand miles
OF road.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quency road
has issued n circular TO shippers stating
that IL IL prepared to accept freight WITH
out change TO Salt Lake City and points
In Central Utah, vi its " line, the Bur-
lington & Missouri River and the Denver
& Rio Grsnde. II In understood that this
means q sharp competition for the Union
Pacific In that territory.
Secretary Samuel Wilkerson, Of the
Northern Pacific railroad now In New
Y rk was seen in regard to the truth OF
the report that the Northern Pacific road
bad leased the Wisconsin Central railroad.
WI kerson said, although tgotiations had
been in progress with such object Ia view.
no decided action whatever had as yet
taken place.
Saturdao EVENING as the Southern ex-
pres. train on the Iron Mountain railroad
was turning the curve from the levee into
Poplar street. st. Louis the engine
left the track and plugged into q
three story brick building, breaking
q big hole in its front. The coup
ling bet the engine and tender broke,
the latter shot of In the opposite direction
and tore down the entire front on the
south side Of the street. Both buildings
are dwelling houses, but no inmates were
injured. No damage was done except to
the buildings and engine.
Ths rumor that the Wisconsin Central
road Is to be leased to the Northern Pacific
IL denied by an officer of the Wiac nsiu
Central. President Colby, Of the / ttel
road, when last In Milwaukee, said he hac
completed arrangen ents with the North
ern Pacific by which the latter were Il
build = road from Superior City to Ash
land. Work has been pushed and track
lay ing will be completed In Septembe
next; that traffic arrangements had beer
c npleted but that ths Wiconsin Cen,
trail was independent OF the Northern
Pacific.
A number OF shippers Of dressed bee
met In the Chicago Office Of the joint sgen
Of the east bound pool Saturday, and fur
nlshed statistics fr,m which the join
agent will make up a statement to forwart
to Commissioner Fink, to DO used by hin
In deter lining whether the rates OF
dressed beef shall be further advanced
The grain receivers AZ d shippers also me
Saturday, and considered the proposition
OF the east bound freight lines, shippers t
DO allowed to appoint their own weighmas
ters, subject to the approval Of the join
agent, and decided 1t advisable to have
weigbmaster subject to removal by tn
roads, and the proposition was not &C
cepted, pending further conference to b
held next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09
THERE need DO no apprehension ON

THERE need DO no apprehension ON
one point In the matter Of paving.
Although the petition Of property
ownsrs does not limit the rate ct
which paving shall be done, the board
Of public works and city council al.
ways reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. OF course there can be no com.
petition ON sheet asphalt because the
importation of pure Trinidad asphalt
Is controlled by BNber g. %. But II
Barber and company attempt to exact
IN e1orbltant price for their pavement
their bid will be rejected and other
materials will be used.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09
O BROKERS'.
Total Collapse OF the Augustinian So
Society.
Special pispateh to Tn Bee.

Special Dispatch to The BEE.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April SIT was
announced to day In the Catholic
churches here that the Augustinisu
society would file q petition of insol,
vency, With the intention Of abandon.
Ing all efforts to reduce the indebted.
ness to depositors In the Augustinian
Savings institution by collections.
The governor of the Augustinian order
stated this oourse was taken because
the attachments on the church
property would Lot be removed,
and 1t was desired by the society
that all creditors should share alike,
There are nov 90 attaohments, SRRre'
ga,iop $50, COO, added to The liabilities
to 7C3 depcsitors, s455 900, which
with mortgages, makes the total LA
bilities 1867 100. The society claims
assets OF $500 900. which copsist Of
four churches and psrsonsgss and
school buildings. II the property IL
cold by order of the court the deposi
tors will realize scarcely 8 per cent
Rev. McEsoy says the creditors will
be paid in full, though 1t will take
many years for q final settlement
The society's appeal for aid did mo-
meet with a generous response.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09

MORE than q year ago, q syndicate
of Chicago capitalists, headed by John
v. FArwell, secured from the Texas
legislature a grant Of 5000 coo acres,
or about 5000 square miles Of the
most fertile lands in the state. The
consideration promised for this mag.
ni6 cent empire was the erection of q
state house which it was sgreed
should not coat less than a million
and q half Of dollars. At the time Of
the grant, ugly suspicious were
whispered around the capital. II
was publicly charged that the land
was worth fully 81. TO ar acre at the
least estimate, and that corrupt In.
fusnoes were used In the Legislature
to secure the passage Of the aot.
How enormous the job was ID now
Il Last known. The syndioats last
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09
DAKoTA,S

Dakota Is all In o men over n
new capital. The commissioners stole
a march on the people Of Ysnkton the
other day by arriving at the capital
before daylight In a sleeping car and
skipping out before an Injunction
could be served on them. Under the
act creating the commission they had
to first meet at the capital and organ.
lie. Tnis was done between two days
and Is to all intents and purposes jest
o. legal as II they had met at high
twelve. The Yanktonisns were fran.
tic with rage aud they danced a scalp
dance with brandished tomahawke.
Indignation meetings were called and
held not only in Yankton but N q half
dozen river counties. Threats are
made sg,inst the governor and the
legislature and there is the devil to
play generally. Two days ago the
Dakota commission landed In Sioux
| City out of harms reach
and after mature deliberation they
have decided to advertise for pro-
posals for q capital location. They
limit the location to some site on
the 46.h parallel which Is central
between the north and south boun-
daries Of the present territory of Da.
kota. Under the act, not leas than
500. 900 Is to be accepted as q bo-
nus for the capital location, but
there will be no trouble In getting
treble that amount. As q friend
Tom Ksnnard would say, "There's
millions 10 It,"
The commissioners do not feel OF
all frightened at the threatened In
functions.
They say that this 10 to be . fair and
square deal In the interests Of the
whole territory Of Dakota and not Of
any particular locality. To an out.
slider II would seem a. II the relooa'
ton would be timely and eminently
proper. Dakota has 149. 900 fquars
miles and In point Of area 10 nearly al
large a. California, which nex'
to Texas II the largest polit
ical division In the United States
The population at present Il
200, 0C0, and immigration 10 pouring
In at the rate Of from 5000 to 10000
Q we.k. The present capital 10 on thu
southern boundary of the territory
faliy 200 miles from the centre, and owe
400 miles from the Black Hills oour
ties. The relocation will develop tn
railroad system and an earl,
admission Of undivided Dakota Int
the Union. There may be, and probA
bly, will be, q good deal Of land specu
~lation, and perhaps jobbery, connected
with the change Of capital
but the entire territory, out
side Of Yankton and the immediate
neighborhood admits the benefit whicl
must result from the new departure
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-09

BORON IL to be enlightened on the
Indian question by n Mr.. Herbert
Welsh. 1t IL easier to face q Boston
audience loaded with baked beans
than . gathering Of Apaches equipped
with breech loading rifles and minis
ball cartridges In an Arizona canyon.
MI. Welsh IL treating the Indiar
question from . safe distance ant
General Crook ban afford to envy bill
method Of dealing with the savages.