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Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-04
BAD BLOOD.
SCROEULOUS.
INHERITED,
CON
SCROFULOUS.

Tn 1870 Scroiulous Ulcers broke out OH my body
L until my breast was one mass of corruption.
Some of these Ulcers were not less than one and
one half inches in diameter, the edges rough, ragged
and seemingly dead, the cavity open to the bone
and filed with offensive matter. Everything known
to the medical fraternity was tried in vain. Grad
uany the bone itself became diseased and then the
suffering began in earnest. Bone Ulcers began to
take the place OF those hitherto on the surface. !
became a mere wreck. For months at a time could
not get my hands to my head because Of extreme
soreness Could not turn in bed. Knew not what it
was to be an hour even zee from pain. Had reason
to look upon life itself as q curse. In the summer of
1880, after ten years Of wretched existence, | began
to Use the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and after two years
persistent use OF them the last Ulcer has healed.
The dread disease has succumbed. All over the
breast where was once n mass OF corruption Is now q
healthy skin. Ny weight has increased from one
hundred and twenty three to one hundred and fifty.
SIX poundt, and the good work is still going ON. |
feel myself a new man, and all through the CUrIcuRA
ltkMBDiRs.
Il. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commissioner, J. D..
tn,1tn
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DECORATION DAY



,rent 10 be Dedicated.
It has been matter OF reproach to Wheel
ing for lorg time that patriotic feeling and
public spirit seemed dead. The neglect To
dedicate the soldiers monument, the fat
failure OF the centennial celebration OF the
battle OF Fort Henry, aud the fact THAT post
OF the G. A. X came over from Ohio to
decorate the graves OF the brave dead In a
Wheeling cemetery last Decoration Day,
have bsen lAmented over and over by few
patriotic citizens. Itseems that there is now
promise Of better thing. At the first regular
meeting OF Col. John W. Holiday Post
q. A. r., held at Knights Of Labor hall, Sat
urday evening last, the commander was
authorized TO appoint committees to discover
the whereabouts VI all graves Of dead
soldiers buried In the Wheeling cemeteries,
and designate them with small flags, that they
might be readily found and decked with
flowers on Decoration Day. This duty they
owe TO their dead comrades the members OF
the Post arc resolved 70 discharge on May
30, which announcement will be received
with satisfaction by the public. A commit.
tee was also appointed IL select an orator TO
deliver an appropriate address on that day.
The Post Is also informally considering the
propriety OF dedicatinS the Soldiers monu.
ment, on the Capitol sauare, and will take
the preliminary steps TO do so at an early
date, possibly at the next meeting, which
will be held at Knights Of Labor hall next
Saturday evening II Is probable that the
dedication ceremony will follow the decora-
ton OF the graves on May so, although this
has not been definitely decided upon as yet.
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MARTIN THORNTON, tho veteran restaurant
keeper, is doing booming, old.time business
at his Capital restaurant, on Market street,
this moving season. Families who have
been pstronizing him for nearly ten years
past know that they can go there while the
house Ia torn up and the stove down and get
good, square, home.like meal at a low
price. Martin has had an unusually long
lease OF life In the restaurant business. Ten
years ago, lacking few months, he opened
a restaurant in Wheeling, and ever since he
nus pee 70 .ns puec h WIN sausage Vac
only Is he favorite In the city, but his fame
has gone abroad in the land, and people
from ont Of town, when In Wheering shop.
ping, have got to going to the Capital"
from force Of habit. He is like Tennyson's
brook: "Meu may come and men may 60"
in the restaurant business, but he goes on,
keeps the lead, and pleases growing patron
age,
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MEssRs L14ES & vASKEuRES will to-day
open their Merchants Dining rooms, at No.
40 Twelfth street, dinner being their iirsl
regular meal. Their bill Of fare contains all
the popular dellcaoies OF the season, with an
Unusual variety Of substantial and the yeri
est epicure In the city will fud tempting
array otsttractionS for the palate there To-
day, at much lower prices than the same can
be purchased at the hotels. Everything
about the rooms Is new aud clear and they
are quiet and cosy, though centrally located
on Twelfth street, not far from Market and
Main. The proprletorA Messrs. Litten &
Van KepTen, are experienced hands In The
cuisine a well s csIese3S and they will nc
doubt b. shle 70 attract and hold large
share Of the better GLASS Of patrons OF q res.
tauFant Give them call to-day and see
how they start oil ....'..
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ApLgAsANr EVENING
AT the Arion, with Musie by the Opera
House OrF hestra.


u House Orr hestra.
The third story OF the Ariop club house
was well filed last evening with ladies and
gentlemen. the occasion being one OF the
grand rehearsals Of the Opera House orches'
ira. The attendance was unusually large,
considering the disagreeable weather OF yes
terday. Numerous tables were scattered
about the room, and around each was gath
cred social and congenial company that
listened with genuine pleasure TO lhe
music, which last night wss Of d
very high order. AS usual The
programme was in three parts aud made
up Us follows: Part l-0verture "Die lrr.
iahrb ems Glueck," by Suppe; potpourri
from LecOcQ's Heart and HAND; gayotte,
Secret Love" by Resch. Part 2-BroOEs'
overture 10 RIP Van Winkle"; muzuIka
caprice, by Ellnberg, Blue Vlolsls''i Wal.
dlsutel's VISION II Beautiful Women"
waltz, as arranged by Prof. seibert. Part g.
Overture, donnie scotland" by CallIn;
"Hein,z slmaennchen, nocturne by Ellen
berg, aud closing with tbs grand march from
WaRners opera, 1.-THE Neibelungen, ar
ranged for orchestra by PfoL Seibert
By special request an additional number
was ADDED to the last part II being string
quartette for first and second Vioiins, Vlola
and double bass. II was a beautiful cOmpo'
sitioh, and was magnifcently played BY
seibert, Viewig, Feinler and Kryer. The
overture, Bonnie Scotland" had TO be re-
peAted. The entire programme was very
nicely rendered. The Arion Hall Is de-
lightiul one 10 play Ia, but 1t could be i'm.
proved and made more pleasant for the lis
Ieners. AS It is now, there is a slight echo,
mi 1. nn,,fJ a.. nkytutn1 hu han NJ In
the gas prsckets along the sides Of the walls,
so that the sound waves would be broken. 1t
was remarked last evening that the orchestra
could make more friends by playing greater
variety OF pieces during the performances at
the Opera House-some OF those that they
play at their rehearsals, for instance. 1t Is
true that the same pieces have been played
too frequently ct performances this season.
The organization has IN extensive repertoire
and should use more oft. People always
Ike 10 hear opera potpoqrri,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
An old Citizen Beaten and Robbed NJ
His own ThreshOid. L


His own Threshoid. n
Shortly after midnight yesterday morning
one OF the boldeSt, aud at the same time one
OF the most cowardly, assaults was commit:
Ted on venerable and respected citizen OF
The South Side by robbers, that ever occur.
red In the city. Mr.. Isaac Freeze, ST.. IN old
resident, we'll known in the city, was return:
inc home at the hour named, and entered
The back yard OF bis residence, on Chapline
street, when be was confronted by two men
who had evidently been lying In wait ts rob
him. One OF them grasped him by the
throat, while the other dealt him vicious
kiok il the stomach. He was thrown 10 the
ground violently, and his gold watch and
pock etbook taken. The latter contained
Si4I in money and some papers OF value. =
Mr.. Freeze was TOO badly Injured 10 regain
his feet, but managed 10 make his wife and
son hear him, and he was helped into the
house, There he sank into Z stupor and 1t
was some time before he regained conscious
ness sufficiently 10 narrate what had hap::
nened. DR.. Ackermann was summoned and
attended 10 his injuries, which, though
serious we're pronounced not necessarily
fatal. Mr, Freezs is over u years old. how
ever. and the injury to his system Will be
greater than younger man would receive
Iror, the same treatment. But for his IN.
nsnaliy strong vitality for bis age, he would
have been killed outright by his aS'silsnts,
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Rev. William N. Mpllpnix, OF Hlnesville,
Ohio, preached two powerful sermons at tbs
Fourth street church, yesterday, takiTg for
his theme In the morning "rhe Kingdom Of
Heaven" and aS his text at night the words,
"As Paul reasoned Of Righteousness, tenn
peranoe land judgment TO come, Felix trem'
bled." ~.
Mnllsnix's preaching yesterday. sixteen
entered Iipon the pastorateoi the Fourth
Street Church, the congregation OF which
was then worshiplng in fhe Washington
Hall while their new church was being
built. he referred feelingly yesterday to the
changes that have occurred since that day.
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Ghe g'tteltiaeueen.
once. Sos. % aud ~ Fourteenth street
Nau AdYerlisements.

Wanted-Clerk In Retail Grocery.
For Bale Cheap-Mule and Horse. -
Real Estate and Collection Agency-W. b
Hutchins.
For Cincinnah-steamer Andes.
Notice-U. II. Rhodes.
For aale-Halt Lot William Craig.
Wanted-A Situation by Young Man.
Wanted-A Good Barber.
Wauted-A Coal Bank Mule.
For Sale-A Lot OF Two Acres.
For Sale-Benwoo Nail Mill Stock.
Step Ladders -Nesbitt 4 Bro.
For Sale, Rent, Loan-Alexander Bone.
Save Your Eyes-I.G Dillon.
Alexander Bone-Notary Public, General
Business and Real Estate Agent.
Notice-John Ulrich.
The Pacific Northwest-0regon, Northwest
and Idaho.
The sun-Eyerybody Likes It.
Consumption-Dr. 7. A. slocum.
Dlyorces-w. II. Lee.
Adyertisers-Geo. P. Rowell & Co:
Our Reporter'sva cation Notes-rhird page.
Kidney Wort-Third page.
First Of April Requisiets-E. L. Nicoil-
Fourth page. n p...,,,
page. ,- ro..,h
Grand Concert Complimentary to Mrs. c.
W. EofE-Fourth page. W.
Grand Gas and Daylight Opening-Blnm
& Narks-Head OF Local.
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NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers TO the lntelllgencer In The
city who change their places Of residence
on April 1, are requested to call at the
office and give notice Of their removal
that the paper may be promptly delivered
nj their new residences.
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..s.ULT ON JAILoR DAVIS.
A Young Prisoner Attacks him with a
Novel Weapon. -s. !

NuNOa p" S'-F~
Saturday night about eight o'clock as
Taller Davis and nightwatchman FitEsim'
mons mons were making the nightly round Of In
snection at the county jail, Harry Freeze, a
bov Of is, confined TO await trial on q charge
Of bprelarizirg WARNINGS cigar store on the
South Side, was called out Of his cell by the
Waterman, Vhilp be entered TO make an ex'
Animation OF tho cell. While he was inside,
he bow sueaked up behind the JailSr who
was standing in the corridor, aud struck him
n murd erous lick over the head with heryy
sticE. which was broken BY the force OF :he
blow The JGIlsr quickly, recovered his
senses, and turning. Knocked the boy down
With Ills mace, and he was quickly iFoned
and locked him up. Tho'Weapon u!Od by
the bow was found TO be q heavy piece OF
broomstick with nail driven thouhg near
one end and Sharpened by rubbing against
the wall, Had It not broken In two the boy
would no doubt have repeated the blow, and
Il would not have taken many repetiuoas
with such weapon to have had tho most
The cause OF the attack could not be
learned. The JAiler says Freeze has been q
Tely troublesome prisoner iince being given
into his charge,
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NAR1lN's yERRY NEWS MOTIFS.

The elections tAke place to-day for both
village and township officers There Is little
interest manifested, and for some positions
there Is only one candidate,
A meeting Of citissns was held In Town
Hall, Saturday night: and AeSSrs W, b.
LAWS and Thompson Thomas nominated for
member OF the School Board and Isauo
Gotta for Councilman. These are, solar, the
only nominations for school dirsctora
commodore 6oot, well known charae.
ter about town, was run over BY the cara,
near IN standard mill, on Saturday after.
noon and Instantly killed. His body was
brought up to the depot here, where crowd
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nncn,onn s,,,.a say.

The greatVst medical wonder OF the world
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rhtum, Fever Sores, Can
GERS, Piles, ChilblAinS, COrnS, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed tc
cure In every instance, or money refunded
IS cents per boz. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'I
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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II 4, desired that there be a full attendance
OF ali the members OF the Union Benevolent
socIety at the meeting 10 be held on Monday,
April 9, at $50 r. ", McLains Hal Bust
ness OF importance.
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wAmtEorox, D. c., April Al M-For
Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY, occasional
ram In Tennessee, fair In the Ohio valley;
northeast TO southeast winds, risng lollowed
by falling barometer, eAaonAfy iono"ea "
sslight rise In temperature.
Rer tbe Lake region. during tho day talr,
no,th.sst 10 southeast winds, slight raise In
tsmperature, customary or lover barometer
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IT Is more economical to buy Durkee's
Salad Dressing than It Is 10 make q dressing;
besides this, II 10 made OF better materials
than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-02

BtsY BEb Brus and roaming reaches sre
swiftly settled by Hunts Insect Powder.
Price IS cents. For sale by all druggists.
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SPECIAL invitation Is extended to
every lady In Wheeling to visit our Bazaar
at the Grand Gas and Daylight Opening Of
White floods, April 5, 8, 2, beginning
Thursday evening. Respectfully,
BLUM g. MARKS.
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DEATHS DoINGs.
A Startling Report nr Mortality In the
Month ofMRFch,

Below will be found City Health ofiseE
E lward's report of the deaths in the city in
March, with their causes and the ages Of the
deceased. Several features Of the report are
striking. In the first place, there were nearly
twice a. many deaths in March as in Feb.
ruary. Again, IL Of the OF deaths were from
pneumonia, and the next largest number
from one cause, 8. from consumption. The
number Of old people who have passed away
Is also unusual, there being IS over 90. 10
over 70 and over so years OF age. There
were also All unusual number OF infants.
The Sixth ward leadsin number. The statis-
tics ara appended in fail:
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TOR sALF-L0CATIoN NEAR TRI.

Il ADELPHlA-Fne Fam o! fifty AcrrI. all ua.
Ger cultivation excepting ten acres In wo01I. Of
which i've acres arc IN locust trees Cool ienCtt
with new frame hUuie c1nIAi1Iug ak fromI and
kitchen. two rooms not yet plasIered one stable {
horse stalls, wagon shed, Tern cribs, coal h0uR,
WOOL and tool house. hoI ren chicken hUuSs, &c;
young Ape orchard VI III 20J Ices. Ten bOiAe1
oil wheat hewed. aud pOsAS Oh given RSsbOu ~ &C.
sired. For particulars inqul o Of Z. A. SCIIAEFER
d o., Real FStAIe Agent, TElephoneC Is. mHl
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GENERAL MoTlcEs.
r ooK HERE, CAPITALIST,

o f intS, OSft 4 West tSs pu
city Of SOU well located. DC; p.rs ,AA9iA'
canning aud starch factory p4per mil AMI noa.e
factory, would, We think, wi bout do,,S, "9S.sa
good paying business, Any iulOflastIS% 20 q
mTsl DAw s. I RnSo = sEo,
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DoE'r wear dingy or faded things when the
ten cent Diamond Dye will make them good
as new. They are perfect and cost but 10 cts.
.F MXPIW
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~ u ~ q @ 9 d ! Z {: q : 10 :
7h II y = 4 ~ IS 10 81 20 G IS
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You are all welcome to see the opening Of
spring white goods at the Bazaar.
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dor SALE.
VALUABLE
EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty-one acres Of tnely
tmbeted land, about I've miles southeast Of BtIf.
The land Is underiGld with coal and the Timber a.
be hoatod down Blk River 10 market. Also 500
acres Of umbered land In Peny county, Tennessee
". V. HOGE d BRO,
oC7 1900 MARKET Etrf6t
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yIur the Bsyiaf rhlHdsy or Friday, thi
week. Grand opening OF white goods {.
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rh.rmnmetor record.

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
momet+r, o. observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner,
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Dos'4 fall TO see the grand opening at the
Bazaar. 1E1 Ef-a7 Il
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WANTED-GLASS ENGRAyF7pES;'
wv Three good, steady wofkmen y, EES-
soN q ", loot Of Eighteenth street sSS,s ny,
flLnenfGh. -. ia,
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CARPET REMNANTS carpet sweepers, com
modes, window cornaces and numerous othei
things In the furniture line At your owr
prices to close out stock, at link & More
heads,
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Go AID see lhe opening at the Bazaar
April6 9 and7,
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orricE safe for sale cheap at link & More
heads.
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GRAND opening at the bazaar OF Blum
Marks, Thursday evening.
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GsAsp opening at Blum & Marks, April
s, 0 and 7. I...
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
1T. JAMES HOTEL.

A LOVE SICK youth in bellevue,
Rugged his girl black and blue,
st. Jacobs Oil prescription,
Cured her OF the caniption,
And this little story Is true.
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FOR RENT,

TOR IENT-THE SITUATION Avn
~ House, among the beSt on the Island S AN :,
among The best In the city, aud WheTr b,ei 'hlee
never comes; containing. with bath and tSi. sIst
rooms, gi1 aud water through he hnSs.. @a
clothes presses. cupb1rdS and water rjossS YIN
EesGsonAble. Apply a. N AfiGWS sH s heat
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Of idlepersons surged around II for an hour
or more, The body was horribly maugled.
The Commodote'S death will otbe lamented
10 o great extent, ss be abused bis family
whenever he was In liquor, and spent most
OF his time in the lookup,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

The patriotic determination of the
Berlin danes to eschew French millinery
forms the subject of an amusing article
in La France. The writer, M. Marius
Vachou. recounts an anecdote of an ex-
alted German lady who invested in an
expensive costume in which to appear
on an occasion of state. Her appearance,
to her exceeding delight, created q
greater sensation than that of the EN-
press. As long as the company gazed on
her with wonderment she felt happy,
but when this expression was sue.
ceeded by one of general amuse-
ment she began to have misgivings
Finally some laughter was openly in
dulged in, and the gentlemen when she
drew near evinced an excessive interest
in the pattern of the wall paper. Mad
dened by this treatment, she flounced
out of the room and drove direct to the
milliner to ask ii anything was wrong
with her attire. The couturiere no
sooner saw her distinguished customer
than she burst into an uncomfortable fit
of laughter. '.What, you too, said the
lady, with wild rage. Pardon me,
madam" said the milliner; '.it is too
much. l do not wonder at their laugh.
ing; you have put on your dresss the
wrong way. You have put the pouf in
'front.'"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

In re the estate Of, Ramon Benites, deceassd
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance q ths
ment Of said decedant, admitted to probate on
the 26th day OF November. HeSs, to which refer,
ence is hereby made, and OF The provisions o.
Section 1854 of the Code Of Civf Procedurs o q
the State Of California, the undersigned - GUY.
Of the said estate. will sell at private sale, to t
highest and best bidder. Tor cash In gold ooln b!
the United States Of America, and subject to con
firmation by the Superior Court Of Les Angeles
county, on sss o. alter Friday. The sist day Of De
tate Of the said Ramon benites, deceased, at the
time Of his death, and all the right, title and 10
terest that said estate has, by operation of Law.
Or otherwise. acquired other than or In addition.
to that Of the said intestate at the time Of hia
death, In and to that certain lot, situate, lying
and being in the city Of Los Angeles. county
Of Los Angeles, State Of California, and more
particularly described as follows.
Commencing at the northeast corner Of Upper
Main and High streets. thence northerIy alons
little more OF less. to the line q lot of Tononi
thence easteriy and along south line OF ysabei.
X de Tononi one hundred and Ave feot (105 fec :
thence southeIly. and parallel with the line q
Main street. IS ieet. little more or less, to
northerly limo Of High street; thence westeflif
and along lins Of High street, one hundred a
I've feet uo6 feeD. more or less, to place Of !
ginning.
Terms and conditions Of sale-Cash. gold Co =
Of the United States
Deed at expsnse Of purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at ANY time at. 4
the first publication Of thit notice arl btf'1f
making Of the sale.
All bids or offers must be In writing, aud IL
~ the Office Of Howard & Robarts, attofnt =
law, room s. Wilcox block. Los Angeles =
delivered personally TO the undersigIl, a.
VICENTE sOTFs q
Executor Of the estate Of Ramon Ben E,
ceased. 42<
November 30th, 1888