Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-07

the Waterman at the elevators. and asked h i'm
about the chances for u ire breaking out
no" said Mr.. Holt, 'the chances for a fire
here ~ g very small, we are extremely clreful
and always on the lookout, and there Is no
chance scarcely at all. At night when am on
duty . visit every nook and Granny in the entire
building at least every hour, aud | make II min
ute inspection every time, and should discover
any tr it would b" "A matter Of a very few sec
onds to give an alarm also t. have water on the
flames. rs you have no doubt seen that there Is
water over the entire building"
ayes, | agree with you, our city is very fortu-
nate in regard to fires, and If we do have a fire
the irr ladies ve'y soon have II under control.
We can be very proud Of our department FOR 1t
Is one of the very best
"Itlrmk from the sound Of your voice that
You have the catarl h, my friend" continued
Mr.. Holt, and | can tell YOU that you are very
foolish to suicr with that wien YOU can very
easily have It cured mySe ( have had a terri
BILE tine with that disease, hut thanks t. one or
our physicians | am cured of it.
some six or seven years ago | contracted q
sever cold, and not thinking 1t anything seri-
GUS, | did not pay much attention to IT. 1t con;
case of catarrh. My head was stopped up and
continually aching; | would have the most
severe pains over my eyes. and my eyes would
water and become. iniiamel; my nose would
stop up, first one side then the other. and some
times both sides would be stopped up, com.
pelling me to breathe through my mouth. l had
acontinual cropping from my nose into the
back part of my throat, which caused me to be
hawking and splitting all the time: While on
me To keep awake. my eyes We're weak. ana
there was ALWAYS such a heavy feeling over
tUen IniU l wa always Sittpy. "a SUNNI II
was in IA terrible condition. could scarcely
keep any food on it: my appetite was very poor
and what | did manage to eat would often
vomit. My sleep did me no good; would get
up feeling as tired as ! did on going to bed.
had no ambition, no energy, III fact, ! felt
most OF the time as though life was not worth
living. / tried to get cured of this trouble, and
after trying any amount of patent medicines.
grew disgustcd with my futile efforts and tried
several physicians, but only with a similar re-
suit. some three or four months ago | was
speaking to IA friend about my trouble, ana he
advised me, just n | am advising you now, t.
call on DR.. Charles NJ. Jordan, in the Range
Block, corner Eth and Harvey streets. | con
sidered the matter and concluded that | would
take my friends advise, and | called on the doc
tor and | am thankful to that friend, for am Il
new man. why ! don't feel IA bit like my old
self; my head and nose are always clear, my
eyes are all right and my stomach is in good
order, my appetite Is excellent and l can eat as
OF yore. | get up now after II refreshing sleep
and feel like going about my work, and ! have
no trouble to keep awake whom on duty. My
friends are surprised at the change In me, hui
none more so than myself. My advise to any
one suffering with catarrh is to give DR.. Jordan
q trial aud he can and will cure it,
Mr.. Holt resides at No. 2EsS CASTELAR, street
and Is employed as night Waterman ut tin
Union Elevators and will corroborate the above
testimony to anyone doubling 1t.