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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

Syrup

Martinsvil1e, N. j., Methodist Par
sonage. my acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago. when contracted a Cold
which resulted in Hoarseness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for a number OF
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
Il saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained bottle. /
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. I have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when I have found them
troubled in like manner. REV.
w. H. HAGGARTY,
of the Newark, New A Safe
Jersey, ME-. Confer
ence, April rs, go. Remedy.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, Woodbury,NJ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

Doctor Kellar, of Pottstown, cut q
threded needle out Of the foot OF Will
liam Ellis the other day. Ellis. did not
know how it got here, but has suffered
rom Il for several years.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

Two troops Of United States cavalry
have been sent from San Francisco TO
the Yosemite Valley and Seqoui Park
to preserve them from depredations.
They will remain till November.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04
A CRISIS FOR THE HUsBANDMAN.
BY COL. PERCY DANIELS,
Civil Engineer).

A course OF Lectures delivered before the Gil
rarj. Kan. Grange ut the time the author let
the Republican party lin so. These Lectures
are full OF stirring facts and startling figures,
Send stamp for contents. introduction and com.
mendations 10 WESTERN HERALD, Girard
Kansas,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

After q time sheep may b useful only
for mutton. Wool, the chemists cay,
can be made more cheply nom wood
hber than e can Be grown on sheep
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

r1,rfor An ClfT RnsfhosFo Department ]
tunf thsF HoFt noOta comont would iuoroaso
A tsnsIio sfrongth more Iraplely afles ne
~ 2. g 20; sss'' ~ az Lac is:1ss;os.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

Probably you desire to be o MONEY MAKER
present opportunities and outlook, then cont
read any fhrther-we have nothing 70 soy that
win interest you. On the other hand n you are
DESTROYS Of increasing your bank account and
building yourself up intellectually and physi-
cally rs well 40 financially, then you VIII hnd II
greatly 10 your interest 70 correspond with m
In reference 70 some Of our latest publications.
We have been established hero for many years
and have employed many Thousands Of men
are still many grand openings. We offer ex'
traordinary Inducements to live, energetic
workers. Come early, and We promise you
prompt and careful attention. Never mind
ID. r. JOHNSON 3 o., Publishers and
Manufacturers, 2o0024-8s East Main St..
Richmond Va.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-04

WIEN WHITING 10 ADvERZzgU
please state that you ~ Ne oaVEi
assmsnt IN this paper -
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

VKrANTED-Gir1 for general houseworl; (;
w no washing; German or Danish pre-
erred; reference required Call at New York
I, X lOc store al2 y. 18th street, Mis-l4
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
Plat SnOuth.

Upon several occasions the question of
building canal from point on the Platte
river, near Cedar creek (about sixteen miles
has been discussed, and considerable onthu-
siasm awakened in regard to the project, but
as yet such an undertaking has not material
Ned. Tho question, however, is again re-
vived, apparently with a genuine determine
ton for action. George w. Fairfield, an en-
ginecr of some note in the state, has been in
town during the week discussing the project
with the local capitalists and men of means
and the indications are that n stock com pany
Will be started very shortly to undertake the
construction of the canal. Mr.. Fairfield has
had considerable experience in building
canals along the bluffs of the North Platte
river, having projected and completed the
At all events he has succeeded in demon
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

What IA BorrOwcr' Has 60 Say on
the Subject

What IN borrower" tias 60 Say on
the Subject
ErSrlcr, Ncb, March ll.-ro the Editor OF
rur Brr: In your issue Of March 10, you
dwell on the prosperity of those states winch
have stringent usury laws Permit me 10
call attention to the othor sidc OF the Qucs
tiou, for which purpose select two states
from the extreme east and two from tho
extreme west
Massachusetts, with no Usurv law has a
banking capital averaging S3l9 per capita,
while Now York, with severe penalties, has
an average of S2i2 per capita
Washington with no penalty for usurN,
has an average OF So Der capita, while
Oregon with her heavy penalties has an
average Of only Stil.
Permit mo further to quote on the genera!
subject OF usurS from BuCkles "lliStoy of
Civilizations 80 volume |, chapter -
NEARLY every country has taken steps to
prevent usury aud keep down the interest of
money, and the invariablc effect has been to
increase uSury and raise the interest of
money. For, since no prohibition, howoyC
stringent, can destroy the natural relation
between demand aud supply, it hOs followed
that when some men want to borrow and
other men want to lCud, both parties are sure
to find means OF Cyading Il law which intCr.
forcs with their mutual rights. II the two
parties were left to ad Just their own bargain
y
circumstances of the loan, such as the amount
of security and the chance of repayment,
But this natural arran cement has bocn com.
plcatcd by the interference of government.
y certain risk being "a lWaNS CurIcd bYthOSo
who diSobCy the law, the usurCrvcry prop.
Crly refuses to lend his money unless EO
is also compensated for the danger
he is in from the penalty hanging over him,
This compensation can only be made 10y the
borrower who is thus Obliged to pay what in
u Is IA la In - on
the natural risk on the loan and another in
terost for the extra rlsk from the law. Such,
then, is the position in which every European
legislature has placed itself. By enaCtments
agalnstusury, it has increased what it wished
to destroy. 1t has passed laws which the inn
perative necessities of men compel them TO
violate while, to wind up the whole, the
penalty for such violation falls on the bor-
rover: that is on the very class in whose
favor the legislator interfcredn
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
Mr.. Erc's German CIa sscs.

That the German language can be mas
tered in a comp parativcly short time when
taught by n skillful teacher is n fact, not
wlthstandiug the idea has always prevailed
TINT TO read aud speak the language well re-
uuircd years of hard study. Mr. Rudolph
Eye, who has opened u class at No. 2O4 Beo
building is one of the men who have been
able to con vince the public of this fact. Tho
gentleman, who comes TO the city we'll
recommended, was educated in one of tho
best colleges in Germany where he received
classical training, after which he removed
TO America and devoted II number of years
tosucCessful teaching in pu bic and private
lie Recently he settled in Omaha and
received DermiSs ion to teach German in the
school houses after school hours.
1t was at one of the classes thus formod at
the tamam school that TIH BEE reporter
called when the pupils there had just entered
upon their second lesson in German. The
caller was astouished to see how readily the
pupils were usiug German phrases and even
sentences which all but three or four out of
the twenty five children present must have
learn ed in that one previous lesso on,
This lively interest was kept up throughout
the hour the ins tructor writing sentences on
the board as sug gested by the cOnvc rsation,
and bringing out constructions and other
gram matcal points by a nice comparison of
different sentences. The pupils then took
copies from the board and proceeded TO read
without hesitaucy the first lesson in the ~. !c
book furnished them by the professor FREQ
for use IT was apparent that they read un.
derstandingly. Should this Advancement
continue, by the end of the present school
year the pupils will be able not only 10 read,
but to carry on au intelligent convcrs alton III
a language that they knew nothing of one
week ago.
The professor expressed his mtcn.
ion of remaining in the city of
Omaha one year His well chosen class
room will dOu btless become a permanent
headquarters for all who arc ntcrcstcdin tho
study of languages. His classes of adults,
| which he has graded according to their ad-
Vancoment. meet at Il a. m, - 30 ,, :, : and
9p. m, three times "A week. His terms arc
| very reasonable, being only 81 fora series OF
fifteen lessons in adult and$l fora series of
nine lessons in the children's classes.
Faruam and Webster schools being too far
| for many who expressed wish to send their
| children a class of young folks will meet at
| TIM BEE class room Monday, Wednesday
| and Friday, at > p IN. To this class the pro.
| fcssor proposes 30 make the same terms as
| TO the classes taught at the schools, which
| will no doubt secure min large and perma
| nent patronage.
| Dr. Z, T. Miller, of Cross Plains, Wis., has
| expressed the opinion tnat for obstinate
| cases of syphilis and scrotula, Ayers Sar-
| saparilla is unquestiunably the most effective
! remedy known to pharmacy. Wonderful
| cures have resulted from its use.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

DARTNER Wanted An old established real
i estate and insurance firm desires to- incor-
pOratc and accept u third partner. A golden
opportunity for the proper person. only
moderate amount Of cash required, One aC-
Quaintcd with the city or throughout the
state preferred. Address L 81 Bee office.
Mlit II
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
SIHnIIlSlliIEn..

Born Saturday, March :, to MIR and Mrs.
j. W. VIII, asOu.
c, a. Morr,ll spent Sunday last with his
parents nt Lincoln
Miss Mildred DcN left the past week for
her home at Rock Island, M
A. l.. SpraGuc has Eonc into tho grain busi-
ness at Exeter and viii soon move his family
hlthcr.
II. IL. Thornton left Sunday evening for
salt AXE, where he expects to make his fu
turc hone.
CAPTAIN Eric Johnson camo up from Linz
coin Saturday and spcnt Sunday with his
family here.
hCJudEo' was presented Monday even
inr at the opera house by York talent TO "a
full sized audience
Mrs. l., NJ. Shiplcy went TO Lincoln Thurs.
day, beng summoned thcrO on the SGrioGs
illness of her daughter
An Epworth League was organized Tuesday
evening at the American Methodist Episco-
pal church with forty members
At caucus held WCdncs day evening for
city officers the following names were put III
nomin alton for the license ticket! Mayor,
Alexander scott; councilman, First ward,
Charles r. Peterson; Second ward, Daniel
Uni; city clerk \ udrcw ShostIpm treasurer,
j. q. Green, and for city engineer, A, n.
IIOuuGll
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

Dr Gawuo visited Schuyler Monday.
n NJ Covert returned SUNDAY from Bluff
ton, Ind
G. w Rhodes and son Of Lincoln were in
town the first of the week
MIR aud Mrs Ktous, after thrCo years
residence here, have rCroycd to Kansas.
Judge $. H. NoslcttCrof Sioux city was
visiting old acQuumtauCcs here Wcdn csday
Mrs. C. Nj. Kiugshury left Monday for 81.
Paul Mimi, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Sut-
ton,
A, =. Blcyer, who has been roaming over
Colorado for some time, returned homo sun
day,
p. G. Moore and family expect 90 leave
this wCok for Oklahoma where tncy viii To-
cate
George Halo Of Chapman has moved to-
Central city and gone into business with j.
G. Lutcs,
f. Nj, pCwinEcr and family left for DcS
NloncS last Thursday from thcrC they viii
proceed to Nampa, Idaho, their nov homo.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
Pc ERSONALS,

rates etc., see top Of first. column on this p1g
LNRA Nk-Come east NJ once or telegraph
II your address, Mr.. Il, has fixed everything.
Mother Nj 5GI IA
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
FORReNT-RooMS SuNFURNlsHED
FOR RENT-sToRss & OFFICES.

NOR RENT--Elegant chance for Il baker;
II store room No. l2)G Park avenue, contain
ing full bakery outfit NJ, Toft 18th and Far
nam streets M5S II
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

A NICE farm and good personal property
IA for stock general merchandise, 5000
Rothell & DMInt, Grab Orchard, Neb. M522-15'
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
For NcrvOu En- NhauStion
Use II ROrsford' Acid phpsphatr.

DR. Jason Walker, Miuot Me, says 81
have used it with very pleasing results.
have pres Cribod it forncrvOus exhaustion
for that state of the nervOussy syst TEN following
exposure to the sun heat; for wakefulness in
cases seeming to be due to nervous debility
One youug man at school had such a feeling
of confusion H. his head that he had to leave
school. | gave Acid Phos phate, and he was
soon able to resume STUDY -
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

stmtipg the feasibility Of the plan, aud claims
Tint tho cana could bC made great success
with tue OUTLAY Of but little money 10y local
capitalists The Citious are alive to the inn
uonso advantages aud bcnohts that would
cnsuc from such an undertaking, nnd IN cn-
gagpmCnt has been made with MIR Fairfield
To meet with the board of TRADE ucN week TO
talk over the dCtnilR of the plnu,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,

A OVER rlsEMENTS for these columns viii
~ hc taken until r. 10 T.. M, for the evening
edition, aud uutils'an y, m., for the morning
edition ana SUNDAY RtE.
FI'EkM~-tush in adNaucC.
pATFs- advertisements ON this poEcwill hc
IL charged for at the rate of ~ cents pM
word tor tho first nse rtlun. and lccut pcrword
FOR each subsequent Insertion. and tl5O per
line per month. No advert isCmcnt taken for
less than - cents for the first insertion.
INITIALS. figures, symbols, etc, count each
Il ns one word.
rEHESE advertisements must run cOnSecu.
i lively and under mo- circumstances viii
they I've taken or discontinued 10y telephone,
DARTlFS ADVERTISING In those columns and
Il having their answers addressed To A'uum-
tered letter I'm care OF rUE BrE. VIII receive q
numbered check 10 enable them tu get their
letters, Answers viii hc ucli iNyrcd only on
presentation ~ this check. Enclose answers
IN ENVELOPES properly addressed.
A IL dvcrtlscmcnts under the head Of
~ special Notices. are published In buih
the morning and evening CdiliouSuf IuH lilE,
the circulation ~ which aggregates more than
20OOl papers daily aud gives the advertiser
the b"ucHt not only the large cIrculQtiou of
TuE lSEE iu Omaha, but also Ia Council Buns,
Lincoln and othcrciticS udtowusiu the west
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
OI1IiII |.
COUGH
CATNRISlI.
SDI2IE I>IIRo Y

The Sodcn pastllcs are highly recommended
by Prof Koch aud Sir MOrrcll MnckcuflCCuu-
Vcnicut active aud pleasant. Sir MOrrCil Mac.
kcnlic'S testimonial and signature appear
with each box of the genuine trochrs. Prlco
Doc
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
FOR EXCHANGE.

TNO TRADE-Brick business building, .
d stories. rooms, on court house square in
Ehng CHAM, Ill. Price $1,000. cncumbrcd $1,000,
good title: want good corn land not further
west than kearney. tfngham'S population,
5000; foundry car shops and factories OF all
kinds. railroads. good city. Hunter Bros,
Decatur Ill. 55O-lP
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
EIIncrai Nt,ticC.

The funeral of Nora Bruder will take place
at 10 O'clock Sunday from residence 11l0
Williams street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GENTS-Send SOC for the outfit of uenerat
ASherman's memoirs by himself, with APP
pendiN by Hon. james G. Blaine, Retail price
=. This isthc only authentic life OF General
Sherman. Charles J.. Webster Co, 3 East
Fourteenth ST., New York city. 433 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

MEAT Market For salc-Flttod up with
vi power chopper rendering kettles and
every rcuuisitC fora first class market. dong
the best family trade In the city. Address
Lock BOX 100, Council Bluffs. MitU- ~
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

VNRANSFER line for sale, for cash, to the
L highest bidder, at 10th and Y streets Lin
coin, Ncb., March II. 1891 at 2p M, | will sell
n complete transfer line, ~ mules and horses,
20 drays and coal wagons, new furniture
vans, new frame barn, l4ON32. safe moving
machinery. harness and other articles. r. II.
picrSOn, receiver 2S6 2O'
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

w HAT have you got to trade for a good
w Nebraska farm Good frame house, frame
stable for horses. good we'll 60 acres under
cultivation, rest Of quarter fine hay land. 10
Gated in central Nebraska and only 2li miles
from good county seat town on X. II. hd-
dress + sc, Bee. 5O1lit
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

ENOR SALE-The most comfortable room
l. modern house in the city, every conven-
ieLcc, bath gas, electric bells furnace. lauu-
dry, etc. Large stable, room for horses, city
water in stable, concrete floor, full lot in half
mile limit, convenient to lines of cars, shade
trees etc, Price $4,000. Address Il %, Bee
office. iGS
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March l3.- The su-
rrene court decision revcrting back to the
state over one hundred and scventy-tive
thousand acres of land originally donated
under the act of congress to the different rail.
roads of the state is creating much excite.
ment Most of the lands have since been
sold by the railroads and extensive improve
meuts have been made by the owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
OR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

I 20 acres fine farm land adjoining good Ne
braska town; uea rly 1Ecar.
100 acres finely imprddhd land 80 miles from
county seat in NGbraskH7 lightly encumb cred
l2O acres good land In NEBRASKA, 3 miles from
county seat; 300 Inhabitants.
House and lot IN tOwFfn Kansas; clear,
Clear lot in good Nebraska town.
i-room house and lot, barn, well and cistcrn,
10Th street, Omaha; slightly cncumbcrcd; will
trade for Omaha property and assume eencum-
branCcS. II, f.. Cole con tinentul block. go
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

De Wits Little Early Rlsers Bcst little
pill ever made. Cure constipation every
time. None equal, Use thom now.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Forrdtcs. cte., see stopor s,d column on thts page
GROCERY stock tor SALE doiug cash bust
L'OR sNLE-wall paper aud paint establish.
II mcnt carrying from 81 800 To 5000 stock
doing "a good profitable hlsiucss, good location,
expenses small IN tho prosperous city ~
Grand Junction, Address hoNS5 Grand lnnc..
ti1u, Colo NJ 12 ~
MEAT Market For saIc-nttcd up with
vi power chopper. rendering kettles and
every requisite fora first class market. dong
the best t9mE trade trade In In c the city, AddrrSS
NOR sAGF-Ono.half Interest In the best
II paying meat market, in Council Run~;
poor Health reason for sulling A vcragc sales
over t5l per day. Address Co. care Of NcC,
Council Buns Moi3-2B
NOR SALE-Gcucral blacksmith shop, con-
Il trally located, cheap rent Apply @o5 ;
18th ST. $40 10
NOR SALE-Hardwarc, Implement. furni-
Il turc and undertaking business in one OF
the best tuwus in western Iowa, Address box
2OI, NeOla Ia Mo" lW
NOR sALE-An cight-columu folio ludc-
II pendent newspaper and printing office In
growing Nebraska town within 100 miles of
Omaha; good opening for Il practical man.
Address L 40, Bee, Omaha Neb. 6S!-l5'
DARTNER Wanted An old cstnblishc cd real
i estate and insurance firm desires to incur-
poratc and accept third partner. A golden
opportunity for the proper person. Only
moderate amoun I Of cash required, one ar-
Quaintcd with the city or throughout the
state preferred. Address L u Bee office.
Mi5t II
NOR SALE-Do you wish to get in good
II business? Buy the Commercial hotel at
Broken Bow, Mob, take part Omaha acre
property 10,
uARDw ARE stock FOR sale Good location,
IL Parties wishing such stock, address lock
box t4G Oakland, NcD. Nl3,O to-
NOR SALE-Furuitu and undertaking
Il business in n good town, with or without
store building; part cash, balance gilt cdg
paper or clear real estate; invoices about
SIdOO BoX or Lincoln. 4G3
TXpERl ENCED canvassors and salesman
hwith little capital will find the best selling
spccinlticS in the west by calling at l6li Chi
cago street. Dcrbyshirc & Boron, is0alO
NOR SALE-Meat market best luca ton in
II city of 4OOJ best opening in south Ne
braSka. Address I Is, Bee Office 5ij-l+*
w ANTED- An active young man with
w $1,000 to take an interest in n business
that will pay him about 1000 per annum; the
advertiser and business is well and tavOra bly,
known in Omaha during the past 12years. Ad-
dress i l. Bee. MJI2 IA
BAKERY for sale or rent, h. & NJ. II. II. dt-
Division, good business Address A. IL. RAJ
VIENNA, Neb box Oh GD l6'
| TRANSFER line for sale, for cash, to the
L highest bidder, at 10th aud Y streets, Lin
| coin, Ncb., March II, 1891 at p. M, will sell
20 drays and coal wagons, new furniture
vans, new frame barn, I4ON32. safe moving
machinery. harness and other articles. i. H.
Person receiver 2S6 2O'
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
THE REALTY MARKET.

Dr. Birnoy cures catarrh. Bee bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
Building i-ermiTI

DcW!trs Little Early RiseH; only pill TO
cure sick headache and regulate the bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14
STBg RR.aN OsSEP.
NphrnSkn CITY.

IVY
Hon. A. p, Groht of Illinois is visiting in
the city.
Z. \. Rudiger has returned from trip to
Cresjon.
William Barnhart and family have moved
to Chicago.
w. r. Canada of Omaha visited his family
over Sunday.
Judge Campbell is still confined to the
house by illness.
Charles Drsco of Denver is visiting bis
parents in this city.
Senator John Mates was visiting his fam
lily during the week.
Heath McKolls and S. II. Calhoun went to
Falls City on Wednesday.
MIR Katzcnstcin aud Clarence Hefley, OF
Lincoln, spent Sunday here
w. A. Brown. formerly proprietor Of the
Press, was in the city this week.
j. Sterling Morton is again at home after a
protractcd stay at w ashin gtOn, ID. G.
Mrs. James McIllrcevy aud Miss Barnes
are visiting with friends at st. Joseph, Mo.
Charles Biclxel and Claud PresSon, of
Omaha, visited friends in this city this week.
G. A. Ellis, who has been guest of Mavor
Ireland, left for the west the first Of the
week
Mrs, w. Ii. Doughty has gone to Ashland,
Mob, for a short stay with her sister, Mrs.
Catharinc Dubois.
j. n. Pcarman and family moved from this
city Tuesday to Omaha, where they will make
their home in the future,
Joseph Phillips, who has been acting as
private secretary to j. &. Watson, has gone
to St. Louis to accept another position,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

ENOR SALE or EXchange-9 lots in Eckc rman
II place ana one in West SIDE for vacant lot
cleaEor nearly So, will pay some cash. Nd
dress 4 -, Bee office. 409-5'
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

A LII wanting farms; good climate, markets
"A and soil Address G. H. Landis, Nmeland,
~ j, Ml95 A2'
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

yNTANTED-SiXr reliable and energetic lady
W canvassers for Omaha and two tor COuu
Gil Bluffs at once. Gail OraddresS. The Lunar
Medical Co., No G2J Farnam ST., Omaha. Nob.
]lS lSs
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

E-ROOM house lot 33xs2, sl,7OO; also G. room
chouse, lot AlxS4, s. e, cor, llth and Ninton
St, $1,000. Brick house ottiX63, II. q. cor, l0th
go
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-14

DR.. Z. #. Miller, of Cross Plains, Wis, has
expressed the opinion tnat, for obstinate
cases of syphilis and scroiula, Ayers Sar-
saparilla is unquestionably the most effective
remedy known to pharmacy. Wonderful
cnrcS have RESULTED from its use.