Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1881, Page 2

2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1881, Prosbyterian, Toronto, One., whites: “'For years T suffored griatly from ost-récurring headache. trouble; John H. Starin, up in Ful-| Both of these buildings are of brick, ton, the next county, also has his mil- | with stone trimmings, and they are | used your Burdock Blood Bitters with h: in many places they are doing so.” lions and s medimeyal temperament, [ now up to the second story, and the | resufte and [ now find uzrelf fa better 5 i : A, b | than for years past “How is it in Omaha.” and ho wants to play feudal baron, | school houss is nearly finished. The ! “Woll, T think that hero the better 100 Now, there st room for two oL AL ) Ll dass of liquor men are anxious and | VATOns in the same district. A riv- | Douglas eounty eeat of justice, and : . alry has been growing up between | the school buitding willabout match the willing to obey the law. Bat, you A bull TBRINf . N He8l 0 I i 1 have here this trouble, as you well l,'f’"" : !M"-l“-l- “"f p ords l"'r l,\i:nn h nju'). Omiha se! |<'»“, «l;.-:: a is ..H{.j kuow, to contend with and that is, | Pe0Ple have been watchingit,and wait- | for politicians with some braing and a . . - - - 4 Q o ] . = > s e SLOCUMB'S SAY. [ come of its weak points and provide| POLK COUNTY'S POLITICS | : ~ Will y e on late rore 36 —_——— | A \l The Fathes of | Substantinl Mvidence of Pros- Corralled by AL i perity | verywhere . Reporter At gron s | Visible, 1 RC - : tions as 1 [ | AND And Induced to Say Something W ng Mr. Slocumb a {1y | The Conrt Houso and School Hounse tatep ¢ Concerning the 1a pleasant trip home, the re-| Politics and Premiums | nteresting Concerning th Pig¥ witaren | : | S atute —— - | A % P hhor and Rival Milllonaires b 1tk ey O i [ i T : ‘ ‘ Osorotis, Nobi, Novembar 20, sl o hmeere | Mining and Miilin s What He Thinks of Col Watson B | 3y the way, your folks should | Somotimes thers is not space enough | Wy 0 | g g Com pany. Smith's Marder ¢ [ know somothing about that Webster |, 1 it e e BASWITZ & WELLS "o : " Wagner afiair. I think a recital vt!”' SHo TSt l“'”" At RABAE | Cop o, Tobereson, Dittabithy, B, Whites %1 bl . 3 0000, " ; S er tning would give New Yorkers | rticle to toll of the good thitizs in e sierir il Vant of ap pat VAl , 425,000, on. C. B. Slocum! Fairbury, |y ptor ides of what the railtoad ring [and around a live n, and then o R iRt . y | thio frutmet atd Fatlice of Vb no-calle o sonate zoally 18 than thoy have | again wo find half & column & groat |16 BaR ferycin." | cannot pri Vi | Will Remove in a tew|8TOC < FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Slocumb liquor law, was found at the [ now. This Wagaer I used to suftiotonay, i (¢ T Were'to pERU AR e L days to | Mines Located in BRAMEL MINING DISTRICT, Motropolitan hotel yesterday, whero ho | #1ct he was station agont it b | o i T eould, in some cases, write | b ! iy BOYD'SNEW OPERA HOUSE OFEXICENS: . is stopping while in_ attendance upon | o Gl g, sow, Mohawk |8 small volume, However, it is Dot | fasked wa . TTTA i | DR. 4 2. THOMAS, Presidess, Cummins, W yoring United States court. M. Slocumb is [ valiey Dutchr i 110 010 €X- | my provinee ta hold up deformitfos or | ¥1th burt ruults for toryidity of the ive o You will do well to k i, TILTON, Vice:Presidant, Cummizy, Wyoming looking quite hearty and vory kindly | pectod anything, Well, out of his 400l tho skelotons that Tfind, but to | the effect ws masscious | call and examine | BN HARWOOD, Secretaey, O " ‘ gave the questioner some opinions seciingly dull brain sprang the idea | 3 laot chusity 1 ¥ v i A. G LUNN, Treasusr, Cumming, Wyoming. et L b *|of berths in acar. He uvented a|COver thom with tho mantloof charity. | BruceTurcr, Roohesier, N ¥ it v | our stock of | SRR, and statements con : uin ”u 08¢ \’ [ stecper, and, unlike the run of 0 [ Sometimes when frand or stupidity in | l.,,,,.,,.,l wattand to Burdock Piood | a 1 | Dr.1. 1. Thowne Jis Miller W, 5. Dramel AGD e outlook for the statu 5 mil vl Jitters relieved e he ttle was oeed | (i, Louls Bl V. 8. Brame Dunn :lll::m"t”( S Ll " ] ‘}..;J:;.,:,.nl‘;fi;‘”:4:1’.;,“..;T::y;;fl s i w-}.;\. ,‘r.“.‘« nln.“ .IH Joss or nu;‘ 10| Ly aved s A1 s v, BOOTS : SHOES | ¢ tiarvaci Wi, G, 11 P PSR LI = L, AL got the political fever, |yh, paaple, then the correspondent| ] ar & fow nimportant questio: and bought an election to the assem- | ; i o Fe Asenith 1141, Binghampton, N. ¥., writer: { nobrebe IR0, W, KE st el e Bop Maliikt s nl.\rln‘ .’mI y..““y.’.’.”rl.‘ ””,‘n::.:.:v:m‘y ten yours ngo from Mont. | MAY write the whole truth. jiLauared with ' dull pain_ thiouih o At 1422 Douglas St. near 15th, mesim GEOQ. W, KENDALL, Asthor sed o for Sateot Sto k. i ol B : Prosent] Gmery county, then an old vutch | With this for a preface T am ready | undeolor, and cond with difiouity up all - Which will be 3old at Extra- condition of affuirs throughout the| wtronghold of Democracy. Next year [to sketch Osccols briefly, for my |4y Took soue Bardock Blood Biters s di orainsry Low Prices Be- ‘atm,-,lrwm V\‘.llr":f"ln;llml t, regard- | he g‘;ul.lum":mlq’s nwml{n,\(lnl:l and w:n limits are contracted. A magnificent | ter using theu gtk fore Moving. ing the success of the law? Lo O et I S [ building is now berg erected over| Mr. Noah iates, Kimira, N, Y. A | e e ( “We M. Sloo ihatis | ever sinee, All the while he has been ¥ e 1OUE YORPY it 1 G AN SEEREL O and p | AL ."f”“]'" locumb, Hthatis| o0 mulating millions, haa built o) tho ushes of Osccola’s court Wouse, | revey “raly” ecoveswi 3y organs n , A protty broad question to answer. |, ficent palace of a house, puts |and the lnst estate of the Polk county | ¥ere weakened, and {wonkd I cot pletely yron { Still, briefly, T think that the success [ boor on tap for his tonants, and plays | capitol will be far bottes than the Brst. | Bardock 1yl Hittone the fuprst et awis sy [ of the enforcement of the law is as- | the foudal baron as Sir Willinm John- | A school house is also towering sky- | ¥ fble that I was astonished. "1 cannow, though ”—WHOLESALE— | p p ¥ P i . P 61 years of age, do fMt and reasonable day's | sured. Tho bettor class of liquor 500 did in that neghborhood a con- | ward that will greatly add to the areh- | Sl o { wen throughout the stato are desirous | (Y, #1d over ago. He has one | itectural appearauco of this little city. | €. Blacket Kobinson, proprietor of The Canada | | of complying with its regulations, and LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Banlk, Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts., ONIAXELA, -~ - - NIEIE. MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.S Double Strength White Lime Mrs. Wallaco, Buffalo, N. ¥, writes: I have used Bawdock Blood Bitters fe nervous and bil- ions headiehes, and can recommend it to anyone requiring a cure for billiousress, M. Irs Muliholland, Alban “Vor severd years | have suf N. Y, writes: 1 from oft-ro 5 A ” ir ¢ or the e: snderful ab or keeping o billious ches, dyspepain, and 3 that a large number of the saloon- | ‘"% with cottonin their cars for the ex- | wonderful ability for keeping on top . Tliove h A o plosion. 1t looked a month ago as if | no matter how muny try to pus them | § SHeh ] kecpers have no capital or property and depend entirely on their duily rofits for a livelihood. These men now that they are shut out by the oly eblieved.” Prise, #1.00 per Sottle; Trial Botties 10 Cts FOBTER, HILBURN, & Oy, Props. BUFFALO, N. Y. the time for it had about arrived. | down, Starin is a stalwart, and Wagner is a STEPLING SILVER. The majority of these politicians d. Starin thinks that i | don't love Tie Bry with that ardent provisions of the statuto and consc ier had gone in for him in 1879 | love which ¢ cierizes the new pwde UGBTIy UraIbIEE npdiiut ity ohfords uld have been nominated at Sae- [ husbwnd, but it is @ be hoped that, P Al . [ atoga instead of Cornell. Well, this | nevertheless, the papor will survive as SAPEPRIRE REVG . WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND GOM:PLIMENTARY PRESENTS. ! “What in your opinion of the wis- | ¢4 Starin gave the wink to the dem- | its cireulation ~throwrh the Oaceola G e DR AU D g FOR SALE AT , | dom of e tion of the eity eoneil” | 2crats tist if they would name w good | postoftice duily and woekly will da- (920 many steps, perhaps, s they could | ¥ouldseo to it that ke was elected. | jority. { % o mul(‘u‘l». ,l,lh_'“‘“_,‘”” Took at| /e democrats went and put wp a POLITICE ! lawyer named Bullard in Suratoga this thing from the e y ) ol b g eom vloeiily aldo ofidly 5l S Vnbwing) iRt b would de: Hore is a mixup of roligion, whisky, | and T think th justico in J. P., allinnce, vepublisan, greonback C. W. DIETZ, POARIL. RINCS, IN GREAT VARIETY IN GOLD AND o Mis, myseli. Many of ihe cities|ine. Ho did decline. Then they | yith o Little democracy sotthng to the | $ 2 roughiout tho state have offered the [ Pruposed to let the thing go by de- | hettom, | 14 3 Lu S b.er’ Lath’ i hlngles’ men, who took out licensos provious | It But Starin stirred somo of | Religion, aa near as 1ban ascortain, 4] Thirteenth and California Streots, OMAHA, - - - NEB to thio decision by the supremo court | Hiom up to nominating his neighbor, | was the prineipal issuo vvor which the ] se?lmelm [ upon the coustibitionality of the law, ':"‘l“"fi:‘.‘ th':'l'!': "E “""""V;‘IIU, 9ne | contestansa foouht in the late atrugule ;-. — to deduct the amount thus paid from [0f, the = finest men in the dis- iy which two mdependent comdidates ! ; B ® aount ifye Pail frorn |trict. A committen asked Wom- | grpused tho offces for wiihthos e & J. S. CAULEFIELID, presout statute. The mujority of de- | PY¢ if he would accopt, and he said, | 'Polk connty is square, TR ——WHOLESALE—— Ehione i e R o i v et hen they called the district |, flq Iy, and sowe day she will demo effect that parties pro- 6 _ The conven- | ypate that fact to the satisfaction tion decided — or & majority did not overy schemor in this army of schem- to the curing liconses do 80 subject { N to whatover futuro legislation may be | t© Nominate any ono aud broko up in cnncted. ~ Biill there are somo decis- | & 'OV Dr, 'f»‘ M. “I‘“'“-“‘,f"""i ions contrary to this, which contend »“"‘."'"l:* ml]finuq{mny :.un?l;;“"": i3 clean, nent and victu that the holder of a liconse should be |#3 # stump democrat and will get | o axempt from now legislation until his | %0M¢ votes-—not many. The whole livonso oxpires. I think, howevor, | transaction revealed this : Webster x ) ] that the supromo court of this staie| Woguer has so debauched that dis- i rict that it is the rottenest borough &ll invariably follow the firat ruling. in the United Stat ol ' tainly th 1L ates, e has a mort- e RO O ol VTS U MaiHN Ot yaboks ‘onahialc|| . [Whe) grosasy stire oEITiLEA., BeNsor lioons resent ¢ ks inl;qx: ?nfl tho nn’iof{]’\l’“\::: the voters of tho district. He is not | was the place where I got nearly Balt ZLIAY /N OXCUB0) Yy anly able to get six consecutive nom woreby defying the statutes of the state." onvention togethier. 1 BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER ' Wall Paper afidm\‘/‘\lindow Shades. N 1304 Farnham 8t Oplal'%a Neb, 1. OBERFELDER & CO., N— THE TOW sqne. It is id no doubt it wil in sime st vid of its Jonals and develop into little eity second to none in. Ceatral Nebraska. 'WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO, WD E £ LS e% STPOMACH BItTERS ] ly ba One of the R¥nsomable: Pleasures of the subscription cash T recsived in | of lite, a p. lru ly covked mest, s@ords lirtle 0| ODDE. AND ENDS. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF e 220 . |MILLINERY & NOTIONS; ~- & . inath 7 i 0 4o think | no proterit #) yient, and mue_ mibscquent tor- ’ o e e s s, ltaor o e eionde sag | i oo semis.” 36 when CLevnl 1 the sun [ ¥ hi i 0 el PRUDILCH 3 A Wre | indigeation (s combatiedwith cstotter’s S omackN deeeasd. “‘Which do you consider beat, tho | PATH the state crying out agninst |solid on the anti-monopoly goose. Bitter, the food is s n withrrells 1, and most || Notice is herety given that the creditors of 3 fi papers in the state crying gt poly g ; < an . adual or immediate enforcement of |} ¢ § ' Mr. Kyl e hle live tle. | mportam of al, iy nsimilated 'y and nourishes | =aid dece ased, willimieet the administrix of said { g " it, but he is able to control the demo- TRV S RROrOURH JR YOI ERD! tne systcm, Useé this graed tonecand correcti te, before County Judge of Dauglas , ’ 5 ‘I’"“" O aiol ohangeailzradusl cratic orgamzation, too, and prevent [ man and learned in tho law, nssisted | uivo to rsmedy consApation, Eiionsncss, rheu | County, Nebraskoa the County Court loom OM.A EXA, - - - NEBRASIEA m most radical cl o h P ¢ = inm, fe | in said County, on v of Decembex, | iy e adoption secures the best results, 1|1 nominating a man, even when that | me in my work at Oweola and did fmg, s & 'yl Drar s and Ds lors generally. an tho dih S of Hebeuary, 1532, and on theeth | The only exclusive wholesale house i this line in the west. f man's election was pledged by out- | the best man could do, and if Osceola Now Yorkers thinks Astor’s|has not two or three columns it is no Tell 'em about | fault of his. An excllent hotel, the louss, has recently been tr. W. P. Ellis See ad ertising columns for busi- ness directory. Ransre. wy of Ajril, 18850t 10 o'clock a. m, eaclt day, GRAY'S SPECYFIC MEDICINE: | for the pi rpose of presenting their claims for ex- /aminatior 1, sdjuswment ard allowance. ~ 8ix ‘mont 8 ré allowsd for creditors to present their cloim , s ud one year for the administratrix to settlesail | estate, from the 0th day of October, 1884, thit notice \aill be published in Ty OMARA am_therofore satisfied with the scom- | WoR { ingly slow enforcement of this law. | 220 1OT O $ The object of the statute is in nowise | (o prohibition, because I do not believe "8 2 that possible. It is to put the lil}uur business entirely into the hands of the wore respectable dealers, if that be| The house of detention which has 1 possible, and to close up the ‘‘dives” | just been opened in Berlin, and to which infest Omaha and many other | which all the prisoners, male and = = saller places. female, who aro awaiting trial have| Wayne MacVoagh's Futurc. 1t has been claimed, Mr. Slocumb, | been removed, is the largest prison in | Philudelphia ltecord. i i that Judge Maxwell and othersin|Europe. There are six difforent| Attorney GenoralMacVengh arnved judicial station in the state were|buildings, the men's prison being four |in this city yesterday, with the avowed y reslly the framers of this statuto|stories high, with 732 single cells, | purpose ot remaining here, and not which bears your name. What i |geveval large rooms, holding in all 195 | assuming Inn. place as & member of the there in this rumor?” prisoners, 40 rooms for the wardens, n?bmec again, Ho has requested “‘Absolutely nothing. T was chair- | and sleeping accommodations for 118 President Arthur to accept his reeig- manof the committee to which in |other employes. Eachof the cells has | nation, but the chief 5-xucgtn~.: is not ¥ 1879 an imperfect license bill was re- | a window ten feet high, and an arched | satisfied that everything is all right Woods talton by failivg curo for Scminal WKLY BRR for {our weekssuccessively, prior to WHOLESALE DRUGCISTS. (i w1 ™ A uapwion, ISH & McMAHON, SEFORE TARING, HAWKEYE 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB. Solt Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal L: tude, Pain in the Hack, Dimness of Vision, I're PL ALINIHG MILL (}0 The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska maturs Old ‘Age, and rway other Diseases that | L lead t) Inwenity 'or Conewmption sod & Prema- " s Gravs g SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. 7 v 75 son frve. & mEd to beery one- | Des Moines, lowa, 3y thme ifie Medicine i driggists | Manug acturers of 8ASH, DOORS, BLINDS, - itie Medicine iy sold 3y, all driggiste facturersiaf BABH DOORS, B =T The Largest Prison in Europe. £ The at B por jaekage, ot 6 3oek 1zea. fon 85, be sent freo by mail 1 1 ptof the mon addressing ~ THE GRA ¥ Grea! |, reduction in Bank Counters, Plane tur. | nisbed, and woric farnished in all kinds of hard or ot wood. Counters finished in oil when de- f ferrod. Tho committee framed the |roof; the furniture, consisting of u|concerning the star routo cascs; honce | For sle by ¢. F Goods o SoTpimoo [irsni Belving of 7!,',k',31:;’,."'5.'.’"':F.T:n";éxfi:' § present law substantiully, and roported | bed and a atool fixed to the wall, and he does not propose to allow Mr. Mac- | r w rkanen tae the best mechanics thasean be y / it a8 & substitute. In the house some | & washing apparatus There are also \\‘lllgh to lmm; the mhm‘inlmlr:;wm u;u hprocy od, Save money by giving us your con p i plectric ¢ > t. Tt is stated by those who amendments were made and the bill | an electric bell, a cupboard, a closet | predicament. 1t § Stalrs,Nowols and|Ealusters. s , sod. A8 you know, it died in|and a gusburner placed ' above awre on the insido thut wo far Mr. | 0 oromani i dopaeaoat wae oermaly 1213 Farnhzm St.. Omaha, Neb. E the senate, through filibustering. |small tuble. ~ The prisoners can, MacVeagh has not been able to secure mith Frot Manufacturing n:':»'zs«.:‘)?xifi‘;' ————ee e e . b Last yoar'l introduced the same|if they please, read or write | testimony sufficient to warrant the be- I, and has done some o 1 bill, in almost the exact form |all nigntlong On the ground floor h;sflthu!t lecuum u\){lm]\ a \:ull\‘l?.)(])h __Or lors by irail promptly attended tn 499 m o P : % St i o) 3rady, Dorsey and the rest of the i in which it passed the provious|uare twonty-six colls for prisoners || ) u G | house It became u law, and|accused of murder, or known to bo-|Star Route people. The Prosident, C BRES T FOR. under the circumstances, I don't see | long to the criminal class, and in these | knowing this, proposes that after Mr. A how tho supremo court could have|are plank hods, ‘Uhere are half u|MucVeugh has propared a caso of his wass 1 i vn he pither ha 4 hive been provente. taken any other action than it did. | dozen cells underground for prisoners [ oWn he shall either have what henetit By & Limoly use of " = MENS FURNISHING COOUS. , No one, oxcept the members of the | who are guilty of breach of discipline, lthur]u Ifitulnvcr]lln:llu{|;m r.«.....i.t:..-g.l,l., 1 ’ d in the infiry ring there are|he shall tuke all the blame of its tail- i i it ot the trade to om i committee, had anything to do with|and in the in y ring there Aaaka sl shobiponol e it H an d some St We desire to call the special attention the framing of the bill." nine rooms for prisoners of good posi- | ure. 18 ! t GOLONHL, AMIT tion in society, which are furnished | affairs. The Attorney General isanx- TR e var o with some approach to luxury. There |10us to return to this city, the Stalwart suppose yo i aro also two or three suites of apart- | air about Washington not being sc by the doath of Golonel Wblo toliim as was the atmosphie ¢ elegant lines (at BOI'T(M PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan Jackets and Scarfs, Buck Gloves, Overshirts, Overalls Hosiery, &c., now open. Wholesale only. MURDER. deeply shocked Smith,” —IN THE— i e hdod T had tawn of | Dents reservod for porony who aro | agrecably tohum st was the sty 1 = HREVE, JARVIS & CO., [ | throats boivg made against "““l‘“ id wh are to bo ailowod to- furnish | will bo able to do this and at the sune | yes. e (9] | flotaby dem. . Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. A they were also made nwu"n“ me, BUb|ep o0 for their own tasto. The kitchen, | time do justice to hunseil o avoid | pE S iyl Curcatus Tdid not consider them of any im- |}y 0 5000 heating apparatus aro all | the accusation of deserting the Presi- | 17 fe mayl 3 ; port. on the area floor, und the interior of | 4*nt 18 & serious question with him, | saveyour Iife. It has) saved hun= dreds., “Then you think it a murder?” T most certainly do, The thec of aceident wont hold water. Ho foully and detestably assassinated. “How far do you consider the building, which is of iron, is so| There is some talk of Mr. McVeagh constructed as to form a Targe hall in | being the nominee of the independent | the center, which reaches up to the | republicans next year for governor roof. There iy o tolephono between | A8 yot the boom has only started, 1t | the prison and the Assizo Court, so |18 found that he has serions opposition | that prisoners can be sent there with- | in the ranks of the independents, be- FEARON & COLE, , Commissson Merchants, . | 1121 Farnham St,, Omaha, Neb, ‘ the liguor men rosponsible for the mur KENNEDY'S der?” out having to wait. The prison for |cause of what may be termed his ~ o g | | Consignments made us will receive prompt attenti ! “1 don't consider the liguor men as | women containsseventy single cellsand s ing"” nlu.nllun 8. He Ml ‘L ser E A 'L) i ’ N D A & Co. Baltimore: Peck & Hansher Chicaco: M w » wholo at all responsiblo for it. In | fifteen large dormitories, there being | to the Camerons than it is good for an | ! (o s e e fact, 1 am lml»‘uful that investiga- | accommodation for & men alto- | independent to be, and this fact has | & M = e BROMP' I 'O ISI I ( , éé tion of the case will devolop|gother. Theldormitoriesare partition- ll....lkm‘.- offt of ..mlxmig the ’luulwl.\' > b (8 =) e some other reason for the crime thau | ed off, so that each occupant can be [1ook about them in the hope of nawm- |z b = @ | that attributed to the liquor excite- | placed under lock and key for the |ing either Senator Lue or Senator | & e | BROMPTON. CONSUMPTION. PRESCRIPTION ment. 1 hold that Col. Smith, in ac- | night, and there are three or four large | Stewar , with the idea of l'uh‘lh‘.'nuu;‘w g 2 hdd L T Abld LLid Ll tively insisting on the enforcement of | work-rooms in which prisoners will be | of t:wm upon the n?ulz-r convention | %3 g z | B I e P the law, was carrying out the part of | employed in the daytime, under the |88 its nomine: s far as it appears (=} = El . s w00 eitizan, But 1 hesitate to say | surveillance of fomulo wardons, ~ Asin [now, Mr. MucVeagh will return to| % g i ‘ Banishes . (ures Prevents that ho died w martyr to the causo, for | tho men's prisom, thoro is & spacious | the practice of the law in o short time, | < 8 2 Bad Breath, Chest Pains, rmaumuma’tII that I do not think the bet- | exercise-ground and separate chapel. with no direct political preforcemoent | & = POy " I s A A i o oa)s ¥ ¥ awaiting him in the near future [ Z ' Blood Spitting, Colds and Chills, Phleghm in the Throat ors would have givon even tact P . =2 Breathlessness. Cattarrhs, Paing in the Sides, WORTHY OF PRAISE, sent to the commission of such a crime. As I said before, 1 am hopeful that further investigation may discover another motive for the ussassinatio At the same time, however, I am very anxious that the real criminals be covered and punished summarily. As arule we do not recommend patent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public benefac tor, and does positively cure, then we consider it our duty to impart that in- formation to all. Electric bitters are Rub It In, Jdacob Locckman, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo, N, Y., says he has | Trosmas' Ecirerwie O for rh He had such & lame back that he con nothin, l,ull one bottle entirely curedhim, v ontil g Al w TTERS | ILER & CO,, Plourisy, Bronchitis, | BOSS Brompton Hespita is the LAY the objrct is the treatment of Ll (g, ___COUCH PHYSIC. LT UT O INTHE WORLD of which CHEST D18 Its Medical Statf JASE A2 What do you think of the future|truly a most valuable medicine, and Sole Manutacturers, OMAHA, ti::f"";'(';‘“{‘\“*i MOST EMINE 5 '\'\;Tll""l!i\li\‘iil'f Il‘mn«llnn.'.ll »\]zuivtinlw{r[w‘- lhml h " | —— — § ME ' THE AGE, In the British Metropolis of the liquor statutel" will surely curo Billiousness, Fover Bflflcs & H"-L. | ono. w. voan, C. cAMPRELL has effect han 1,000,000 CULES, ‘ard in the tryiog Winter of 1880 is Y think it will be enforced next |and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Lidney ) 8, year as generally and completely as wd oltlod 4 ®) complaints, even where all others rem odies fail, We know whereof we REAL ESTATE BROKERS DOANE & CAMPBELL, For Sale by d with having SAVEI NDREDS OF LIV 8end for 8ample Bottle, 36 cents. X license be enforced. The Obtainable only (in Bottles $1,00 and (0c each), from \ ? ;‘3! bgill‘l':u:n will not re-|speak, and can freely recommend to No. 1508 Faruham Stroet, Attorne ys-a t-Law, Wl\] _F. S'J‘UE'PZ EL 5 me‘_’;" " O;IAMH../L[,"“B. . peal or crifirlu it, in myall.—[Ex. Sold at b0 cents a bettle, | ODMEAELA, ~ ~ NEE. 8 W COR. TH & DOUGLAS STS. | ADDRESE, RESICENCE, wopinion, but will rather strengthen? Ish & McMahon. 4) rros—Nor b side opp Grand Central Hotel PR 6521 South Tenth St. Post-Office Box 602, novis tt 8. W. Pierce and 20th 8