Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
EXTRAORDINARY FIRE WORKS,
Some Pieces Never Before Produced
in This Country.
Thursday, Angus 3Oth, the Opening
Night Of "rhc Seige of Sebas-
~topop'-The Preparations for
n Great Event Conn
pleted.

Thursday. August 20. 1888. will be a day long
10 be membered by the citizens of Omaha, the
seige of Sebastapol." No pains or expense
have been spared by the management and its
success Is an assured fact. More than three
hundred and fifty persons will taSe part In its
production, making at once, in point of numbers
and magnitfcence, one of the greatest affairs
will figure ccnspicuously in this interesting
setge and when pitted against the regulars Will
find the old steady heads full of metal; men
who are used to the sudden bursting OF n shell
or the boom of a cannon. The great fireworks
display in connection with the "seige of
in many ways by the introduction of some fire
pieces recently manufactured by Mr.. Pain, and
which have never been given In this country
before. Thursday evening, the opening night,
will be a special Omaha night. People should
not confound this exhibition with a panorama,
it is nothing like it. In this are found real live
fighting men trained to the business; genuine
shells which explode and buildings crumble be:
meath the very feet Of the aSsaulting party and
over the heads of those secreted. The whole
entertainment is full of life, and "a more excit.
Inc, realistic production was never, conceived.
Here we have n genuine lake with boats upon
II, firing their deadly missiles at the foe. The
entire scene is one OF most bewildering grand
eur.
1t is owing to the enterprise of some of
Omaha's live and energetic citizens that we are
favored by this gigantic exhibition, the like OF
which has never. before been seen in the west,
and it is Just this same enterprise that has
made Omaha the city that 1t is. We have here
some of the ablest fnanciers. the
merchants and the ablest professional men to
be found in the country. Among the latter we
wish to mention particularly DIR. Charles NJ.
Jordan, who for the past year has been the resi-.
dent physician for the widely known specialist,
D rc ., Gresap McSoyi on our readers Gao s nave oee m
some well known citizen who had consulted and
been treated by the doctor and what is more.
mony to the list is Mrs. II. b. Hall, whose place
Of residence is No. 200 South oath street. Mr..
employed by Harris 4 Fisher, the well known
meat men, for over fourteen years, and is well
and favorably known in this city. Mrs. Halt
"For more than a year I had been troubled
with an a~iiiction of my head, throat and stom:
ach. My head was continually stopped up aud
full of pain. l had al awful pain over my eyes
all the time. Mythroat was more or less sore,
and | was kept busy hawking and splitting. NV
stomach was out of order most of the time and
nothing that could eat would agree with me;
my lungs felt sore and / began to get frightsn-
the other and / would lave a t~ightness on my
chest that would scarcely allow me to breathe.
bad that ! could scarcely stand 1T any longer. !
was afraid the soreness in my lungs would go
into consumption and when l got a cough to my
suited a physician. / had been for some time
reading The testimonial Of persons cured by DR..
J. Cresap Mccoy and after considerable hesita.
ton ! at last concluded l would try him. ] called
at his office and was examined by DR.. JordOn,
who told me my trouble was .catarrh and that
treatment, and after the first treatment felt
better and my friends noticed the change; the
uOCLDT IuDuSub ne "Oulu tuI Iuc III -tIlIoo
| months but It only took two months and l am
entirely cured. | do not have any pains in my
head or over my eyes and the hawking and spit.
ting is all gone and what is better. the soreness
on my lungs and the difficulty | had in breath
ing has all left Inc, and / am as well again as
ever | was. You can have no idea the change
the doctor made in me in two months and ] have
enough confidence in his ability to believe he
can do the same for anyone suffering as ! did or
even worse"
AS above stated Mrs. Hall resides ut No. zoos
South Goth street and will willingly and cheer
fullv cOrnbOratp the above testimony to anVpne
who will take the trouble to address or call on
her at that address.