Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1882, Page 2

oz 2 — — FIRE AND WATER. The Electric Light Run by & Water Moter. A Very Pretty Sigkt Saturday Night. The use of the electric light, now substituted for gas in so many of our Western cities, including San Fran- cisco, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Denver, otc,, has thus far been limited in Omaha to a few individual cases, and hardly served as a fair experiment, Wherever used it has become very popular, being cheaper and furnishing a clearer, brighter and steadier light than gas. ‘I'he finest exhibition of the light yet soen in the city was that given in the cinity of Douglas and 14th Satur- day, that locality being brilliantly il- luminated from an_electric lamp, the enerator being worked by one of avis & Thomson's water motors, at the Omaha novelty works. ‘ A very beautiful and steady light was emitted from the electric lamp for over an hour, and it was demon- strated beyond the shadow of a doubt that the water motor as a power for operating the generator is a grand Bucces! The experiment Saturday was witnessed by a large number of persons, who all acknowledged that it was a succese. The motor used is a small one, fifteen inches in diameter, and using only twenty-six gallons of water « minute. It is a double tur- bine wheel, taking water from the center, discharging It butward through the periphery of the whoel, thereby gaining in connection with the impact or pressure the centrifugal action, which it is claimed will equal all loss by friction. The motor has been demonstrated to be far superior to any mnow in use, and saves sixty per cent, more water than any other. Saturday it was demonstrated that the motion of the water motor for the operation of the electric light generator js superior to thatof a steam engine, as the motor runs steadily and does not have the unateadiness of a steam engine. The light that was emitted Saturday burned very steadily, and was far ahead of any electric lights in Chicago, The ex- periment was mado for J. B, Fronch & Co., the grocers, to whom the elec- tric apparatvs belongs, They at- tempted to run it with asteam engine, but this proved very unsatisfactory. Now that the water motor has been tested and found to answer the pur- ose, they propose to at once put in a 4 inch double wheel motor to run three electric lights and an elevator at their grocery store. The job 18 to be done by the Omaha Novelty Works, of which Messra, Davis & Marcy are the proprietors, the above partnership having recently been formed. Mr. Davis, who has long been in the business, is one of the best machinists and mechanics in the country, and is also an inventor. The Davis & Thompson motor is partly his invention and property, and is destined to rapidly supercede its competitors. Owing to the fact that Omaha has a fine system of water- works, with a hgavy pressure, the motor is bound to come into general use here. Do Not Be Deceived. In theso times of quack medicine adver- aisements everywhere, it is truly gratify- mg to find one remedy that iy worthy of praise, and which really does as recom- mended. Elictrio Biiters we can vouch for as beiog a true and reliable remedy, ondone that will do_as recommended. They inyariably cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and pictured on her banner did the popular desire decido on individual representa- tion. In war times Charles F. had met such men, but in peace he con- fronted them more circumspectly. Says the stranger in return, *‘Is old Savage here!” The bland general replied: “If your remarks refer to Col. Savage, judge of the district court, and the only popular democrat in Nebraska, except James K. Boyd, T have to give a nega- tive reply 1 did not come in for a Latin lec ture,” satd the stranger. ‘I kinder herd that the jedge, or the colonel, as you call him, wanted to adopt a boy, and I brought him up four lively little roosters, Here they are.” Here Manderson quaverad, He found his old wound received ten years ago renewing its pains, In fact he was non-plussed, He did not know what to say in behalf of the Judge, who is now skirmishing on the New Hampshire hills, because he, Manderson, wasin the same boat him- self. Ho muttered a reply, however, about “‘Distance lends enchantment to the view,” ete. * Well,” said the Missourian, “‘take them for a time,” Then that Arabi Bey; of railroad matters, Mat Clair, who kappencd in, said: ““Pair of a kind beats a flush.” flushed, and as tho Missourian went Manderson’s pallid countenance then |* established in dcstitute places] 4. How much will you give for a tract fund? 5. Reportcondition of church, 6. Report condition of Sunday echool. PROGIAMME, TrursnAY, August 17, 8 p. m,—Sermon by J. H, Stark, Frinav, Angust 18, Social meeting conducted by Winters, 10:80 ~Introductory by President, “Church organizati 108, m, W, H. Oliver, Ten minutes' review by Wm, MeIt tyre. General discussion, Intermission, 1:30 p. m,—Social exercises by J. M. Van Deus . m.- ment of committees, 3 p m.—Duties of Elders, by J, A, Gar ner and Joshua Dobbins, teneral dis ussion, § po m.—Sermon, J, W, Ingram, TURDAY, August 19, reting, ract fund? H. Stark, and W, H cction of officers and appoint- 9:30 &, m — Social Shall we create a Discuesion by J, Winaters General discussion, 11 &, m,—~Duties of . Correll and n Evang ist, by L. D, Lvans, 1 exercises, 2p. m.- whools; by J. W. Tn. gram, and A, Alton, ral discussion, Reports from churches and Sun- wchools, ermon by L, J. Correll, down stairs, leaving the four unkempt youths in the lawyer’s parlors, he said: “‘General, treat them kindly till old Savage returns, Make 'em lawyers, but for the sake of the memory of Jesse James never let them write—for a paper,” Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. aug?-dlw i e — ‘A CITY OF HOMES.” The Real Estate Market and Sale of City Lots. At present there is but little doing in the real estate market in Omaha, though the transactions in that line this spring far exceeded in number and money consideration those of any year previous in the history of our city. The comparative dullness at present is attributable, chiefly, to the season of the year rather than to any decided or marked falling off of the demand for city property. Contractors and build- ers are busy in all directions, but es- pecially in the suburbs, and the busi- ness review for 1882 will show the re- sult in a most gratifying way. Omaha is emulating Philadelphia in her chief characteristics as ‘‘a city of homes,” thus identifying her population with all her public interests, for in no way can & community become more active and alert in public expenditures and improvements than to have a monocy intorest in the property to be affected thereby. A very large number of the business men, mechanics and Iaboring men of Omaha are the owners of the homes they occupy and inmany instances young men of small incomes have invested their moderate savings in outside property during the past few years to find their financial condi- tion surprisingly improved by the gratifying increase in values of real estate our city has witnessed in the past eighteen months, The comple- tion of the St. Mary’s avenue street car line has brought into activedemand a large vxtent of residence property in the vicinity of Hanscom Park where, three years ago, Mr. Hanscom and otherlargereal estate ownera wereoffer- ing lots free to parties agreeing tobuild upon and occupy the same, with no takers. The improvament of Farnam street has attracted attention to the Drinary difficulties, We know whereof we speak, and can_readily say, give them atrial. Boldat fifty cents n bottle by C. F. Goodman. —_— ANDERSON'S ANS WER. The Board of HEducation Bkirmish Portends & War. The last meeting of the board of education was a rouser as far as talk was concerned, Especially was the word war pointed between Messrs, Anderson and Ferga- son. Their debale was on the loca- tion of the North school, on which the committee that has such matters in charge endeavored to censure Mr. Anderson. The latter claims that he acted perfectly fair in the matter, only doing what he ought to do as a commissioner, and might do as a citizen; that is recom- mend certain property as aschool site, Mr. Anderson also says that Mr. M- Shane and himself are totally ignored by the other four on the board, and they are not placed on committees at all, He is particularly strong in this opposition to President Long, Ina fow days Mr. Anderson says he will give the public the true inwarduness of some doing of our educational guardi- ans, While he maintains that he is in fa- vor of improvements and the necessary help to carry them to success, Mr. Anderson says that the present work on the high school ground is entirely without the meaning and spirit of the law. No contract was made in writ- ing, as the statutes require, and the heavy pay roll that monthly comes to the board, in his opinion, is illegal, With ovr police, common council and school board at sea, it is about time for some power to command the troubled muunicipal waters to be placid. nswer This. Can you find & case of Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes, Ur- inary or Liver Complaints that 1s cur- able, that Hop Bitters has not or can- not cure! Ask your neighbor if they can, T MANDERSON'S MUDDLE. A Bold Attempt to Make an Orphan beautiful tract of land lying directly wost of the city proper, and the trans- fers which have taken place in that locality this season will bear fruit in tho way of new houses to be erected this fall and next spring by the parties purchasing, The experience this year of owners of real estate in the south- western part of the city shows the ad- vantage of street railway extensions and next year should witness more of this sort of enterprise. MERE AND THERE, Boggs & Hill have laid out their third addition recently, consisting of 8 ten-acre tract near the Sheely pack- Ing house. John I, Redick sold to Lyman Richardson last [week a piece of real estate on the south side of tho exten- sion of Farnam street, 140 feet front by 360 feet deep, for $4,000. Forty- one lots in his addition, placed in the market this spring, have been sold for an average of $1,2h0 each, He also sold afarm near Fremont recently for $7,000. Judge J. ¥. Morton has laid out an addition just south of the road to the poor farm, which he calls *‘Orange Grove place,” The old homestead of 0. B, Selden, consisting of 160 acres, has all been disposed ofin four acre tracts, with the exception of twelve acres. A. J. Huanscom has sold nearly 200 lots in his addition since last Novem- ber, An effort is being made to open Sheridan street from St. Mary's ave- nue to Faroam street, with a view of getting a line of street cars out on Farnam. Fear Not. All kidney and urinary complaints, especially Bright's Disease, Diabetes eaching three times on Sunday, Rhoumatism, disordered blood, gen- eneral debility, and many chronic dis- eascs pronounced incurable, are often cured by Brown’s Tron Bitters, ——————— RAIL RECORD. F.elght Rates tc Omaha—A Cheeky Chicago Hd:tor. Mr. George H. Daniels, of the Towa Trunk Line association, has is- sied the following circular relating to the equalization of rates on salt: From and after August 10 the rates on walt in car lots to Council Bluftsand Omaha will be ns follows: From Detroit, 253 cents; Toledo, 22} cents; Chicago, 22} cents; East St. Louis, 167 cents; St. Louis, 14 cents; Haunibal, 12} centa. This circular cancels the rates on salt quoted from Detroit, Toledo and other points east of Chicago in the circular of August 1, 1882, STRIVING TO AGREE, It is ovident that another deter- mined effort is to bo made by tho Union Pacific, Burlington and Atchi- son to agree upon a pooling arrange- ment. The presidents of the three roads are at the east. They failed to agree last week, They are now sum- moning their managers to assist in bringing about a gettlement of differ- ences, Mr, Potter, of the Burling- ton, left yesterday for New York. Mr. Dodge, general manager of the Denver & Rin Grande, has also been summoned and is now en routo from Colorado. Mr. Wheeler, of the Atch- ison, Topeka & Santa Fe, remained in Boston from the adjournment of the last conference, and will be within THE DAILY BEE--) IONDAY, AU WUST 14 188k, medications as we the visor of the d e the secretions wit and you will cur Itzer Aperie aug SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIS1S GRAY'S SPECIFIC MK TRADE MARK The GrestTH i DB MARK English rem edy. An ur. talling ¢ for Seminal Wenkness, §pormator: rhea, Impot. ency, and all » Discascathat EE"H,HAlllfl.w::;:w‘»" 1 AFTER TARIN, , Paln In the Back, Dimrnesa of Vision, Pre 14 Age, and many other Discnsea that lead £ Insanity ‘or Conmmption and a Prema. ture Grave &7 Full particulars fn oor pamnhlet, which we desire to £ The Spociti ¢ At 81 per package, or 6 pack be sent freo by mail on re addressing 111K GRA calling distance when the conference is resumed. Iv is probable that the coming meoting will take place at the Union Pacific offices in New York. The indications all point to a compro- mise agreement at the noxt sitting of the magnates, —Chicago Times. SIMPLY PREPOSTEROUS, A prepostorous rumor was started at Omaha, Tuesday, to the effect that the new line of the Chicago, Milwau- kee & St. Paul and the Union Pacific are to be operated as one line, as an offset to the Burlington’s continuous line to Denver. The presence of the ofticials of the St. Paul road at Omaha was seized upon as the ocsusion for fabricating the report. — Chicago Times, e Buckln's Arnica Balve. The Best SaLve in the world for Cuta Bruises, Sores, Ulcors, Sult Rhenm, Fo ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all skin ernptions, an’ positively cures viles, It is guaranteed tc ive satisfactfon or money refunded, Price, 25 cents per box. For salegby,,O. F. Goodman HAVERLY'S MASTODONS. They Will Appear at Boyd’s Monday, Aug. 21st. Mr. Charles H. Keeshin, general agent of Haverly's Mastodons, while in the city Friday, made arrange- ments for the appearance of his com- pany at Boyd's Opera house on Mon- day evening, Aug. 21st. The Masto- dons played at Salt Lake Friday night and go to Denyer next, They had a bie season at San Francisco, playing to $49,000 in six woeks, The Boston Herald of April 14th, aays: Haverly's Consolidated Mastodon minstrels have proven a magnet of wondrous power at the Glob theatre this week, From a completely filled house on Monday night they have sprung upon us nightly the rarely en emblem, ‘‘Standing room only.” This, too, at half past seven o'clock, an event entirely without parallel, Last night hundreds were actually turned away from the doors who could not get even the poor satisfactiom of standing room. lJnvarly- name has always been a tower of strength in Boston, but this clinches it forever, and Liver troubles, Hop Bitters will surely and lastingly cure. Cases ex- actly like your own have been cured in your own neighborhood, and you can find reliable proof at home of what Hop Bitters has and can do. e e CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE. Tne Approaching Annual Meeting at Waterloo, . The fifth anuual meeting of the North Platte Christian co-operation Asylum Out of & Lawyer’s Oftice. Everybody knows Gen. Manderson in these parts. In fact, he has a na- tional reputation—he vomes from Ohio, The geveral is genial--yes, he is generous—and he can tell a story that would make a veteran fisherman scratch his left ear, Baturdsy there came iuto the generals office a lanky fellow, such as the state of Missouri ocught to have of the Church of Ohrist convenes at Waterloo, Douglas county, Nebraska, August 17th, ut 8 o'clock p. 1. Each congregation is requested to send threo delegates, and instruct them how to answer the following questions: 1, Shall we employ an evangelist in this district! If so, how much will you pay to support himi 2. How much preaching do you expect to have inlflour congregatlon! 8. How much will you give to have the cause All hail Haverly! - Horstord's Acid ghi-fih.u P Salin L T ‘It possesses claims as a beverage, be- yun.{).. ything I know of in the form of medicine, and innervous diseas esl know of no proparation to equal it.” > s e Humane Society, The regular monthly meeting of the Nebraska Humane socioty will be held this evening in the reception room of Boyd's opera house. A paper of general interest to the public will be read by one of the members of the Bociety. B. E. B, Kexnevy, President, Jxo, T, B, Sicr«!ary. Nil Desperandum . When your girl gives you the mitten, and your heart. is broke, Don't give way to black despair, but treat t as & joke, Get your healthin first-class order, a bottle COL. L. T. FOSTER. Youngstown, Ohfo, May 10, 1850, Dr. B. J. KexpaL & Co.—1 had ayvery valua- ble Hambletoniin colt that Iprizad very ! ighly, he had a large bone spavin cn ona joint and & swal one on the other which made him very Jame; [ had him under the charge of two veter- {nary surzeons which failed to (ure him. 1 was oneday reading the dvertisement of Kendail'n Spavin Cure in ths Chicago Express I detormined atonce to try it and got ourcrusg'sts here to send Lorit, and they ordcred threo hettios; I tork all and 1 thought I would give thorough used it azeording to directions and the ame and the disappeared. 1 used bu: one bottle and the colt's limbs are as frec of fumps and ag smooth as any horse in the state He fs ent're. ly curod. The cure wa: so remarkable that I have lettwo of my noighbors have the remaiu. ing Lwo bottles who arenow usingit. Very respect L. T, FOSTER. Send for Hlustratod circular giving posit proot. Pricogl. All Druggists have it or get Ittor you. Dr. B,J. Kendall & Co), Pro- prictors, Enoshurgh Vt. H?Lb BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 1y ISEASES incurable by other treatment As noc.urnal losses, varicocele, exu 1, u innry, gravel, stone, ulcers, Brigh diabctes, dropiy, consumption, sore threat, billio1aness, malar is, neurafgis, rt, kiduey and blad fer of c1ses, Ashel Mineral Spring Water, treatment of uropen: Medical Bureau specialty « hricians in aris, Vienns, Berlin, and New York with dircctio s and ceriificates of London, Vamphlet cures, free. Medic | treatise on impotence, sterility, diseased 1 rostr te gland, a d ssphilis, 26c, Uffle w, 134 Lexington ave, New York city a7.dawim NERVOUS DEBILITY, A Curs Gnar mg ', O, West's Norve an rain Treatment— A spectlic for Hystorla, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headachic, Mentsl Deproselon, Lo of Menuory,Spermatorrhias, Iimpotency, Involuntary Emiseions, Premature Old Age, catised by ovor- exertlon, self-abuso, or over-ndulgence, which leade to misory, decny and death. One box will cure recent casos. Ea h box contains cue month's treatment, Oue dollar & box, or six hoxea for five dollars, e y_mall prepald on receipt of price. Wao gusranteo’six boxes to cure any case, ith each order received by ua for six hoxes, ac- companed with Gvo dollars, will send {he pur- clisser our written guarsutee to return the monvy if the treatrment e, . ¥. Goodman, Drug rogul Agent, Omiths, Nob This «ab specific ¢ dieasn ALY S: Whether in its Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Stage. Removesall t nces of Mercury from the system, Cures Serifuls Old Sores, Rhoumatism, Eczmn, Ca arrh, or any Blood Discase, Cures When Hot Springs Fail MAVRRN, ARK., May §, 1851 Wao have cans In onr own town who lived at Hot 8priuge, snd wore finlly curcd with 8. 8. 8, MOCAMMON & MURRY, 4 3) Memphis, Teon., May 1 We havesold 1 2¢6 bottles of 1he 8, ERUYY year. 1t has wiven universal satisfaction. Fair ifuded phy.Iclans now recommotd it a9 s posts tive speclic, Maxsrieiy & Co' 1881 Louisville, '- May 18, 1881, 8. B. 8. has given better sati- faction than any medicine I ever eold, J. A, FLEXNER. g Danver, Ty purchaser epeaks in th 8. 8,8, May 1, 1881, ghest b rms of L. MEIss\TRR, 5.8. 8, hesgiven better satiafaction than any remedy for biced ¢.s:azes we have ever handled, SCHILLER & STRVINS, Have seen out i short or blood diseases. prvio W. H Parreesoy, Dallas, Tex. S. wop the hair from falling . Wonderfu effects in all skin o Uires Whoo all Other Remocies Fail | 06 W aee 1 6nd A\ K WILL IF VO donbe TR YLUR L ChaTre o T TR e asars 0 The U TorEhimte SHTern ATk ALY Dr] TR TTORC ATUCKISt T8 0 our standTi R garg BL,O00 Townrd Wi Do T8 5 A chouist who wAT Hud?Sh suaiyets of 100 hthls of 5 o0t Mercury Todide of Poms- auice. PRCIFIC 00, Prope, Ablania, Ga. 3 1 (Per Bo'tle) Price of suimil sixa, §1,00, , Large T HOld by Pengstebe Gancralle No Curel!l 18 811 o By | Eoramuasimy 1561, bR . aul, s still treat 1l PRIVATE, NER- CHRONI d pacity), Teregularitios, ) Ditfcults, ote, t! & Ladies, sen G| (10 stamps) %] charges »n a { work" erritled Jof Womn, ote. s, one stanp. £ Victims of Self-abuse OF Private Discss, send 2 siamps {or CrLEVKATED WORKS on Nerwius and fexual Uiseasos. Consultation personaly or by lotier, on OHRONIC Disi of SrkiNG Brossos buy, And gaily join a singing class, and for an- other sweetheart try. Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, augl-dlw PREE Consu t the old Doctor. THOUSANDS CURED. Offica in quick, privite, respectable place. You sce uo_one but thy r. Dr. lurko 1s the only physician in the ho wor- tauts cures O N0 pay Mediches rent every where. Hours, 8 A, M. to 8 . M, dgwly ulate, Not De- harmio: y with the lawsof Nature. Violent me '« ic % have had their day They d. vitaliza the system, Reason as well as the stomach rejects thew, Rely on this exhilerating speci®c Abuise: na Loss of Memory, Univorssl Laas| | 11300 ha o Indigestion, you will find an antidote you suffer from Dyspepsia, use BURDOCA ‘LOOD BITTERS, 1t you are afticted with Biliousncss, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 11 you are prostrated with sick Teadache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, rogulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t wour Blood 1s mpure, purity it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1¢ yon are trowbled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1f your Liverls torpid, restore it to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Liver is affected, you will find a sure ro. storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail not to taki BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, It you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous Sores, & curative remedy will be found in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For imparting strength and vitality to the sys- tem, nothing can oqual BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, For Nervous and General Debility, tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price, 61.00 per Bottle; Trla Bottles 10 Ots FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., Props, BUFFALO, K. Y. wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C. F. Jo 27 eod-me _ Bold Goods Disease 18 an effoct, not a cause. 1t orig within; its manifestations without. 1 ence, to cure the diseas sk must bo removed, and n vath'hA-v way can a_cure _ever be_cffacto W, NER'S SAFEKIDNDY AN LIVER Ci % establiehed “on just t principle. It realizes that 96 Per Cent. ot all diseases arizo from deranged kidnoys an liver, and it strikes at once at the root of the difficulty, The elements of which it is composed act dircctly upon these great organs, both 18 & POOD avd RESTORKR, and, by placiug’ thew ina bealthy, conditicn, drive discaso and pain from the systom. For the innumerablo troub'es cansed by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Orgaus; for the distressing Disorderaof Women: for Malaria, and physical derangements generally, this great rem«dy has no equal, Bewaro of impostors, im- itations and concostionenaid te_bo just as good. or Diab e WARNER'S SAFE D ABEFE% CURE. hy Al dealors. ‘or sale H. WARNER & CO. me Rochester N. Y. The Great knglish Remedy . Nover falls to cure us Debility, Vi- al Exhustion, Emis- sions, Seminal Weak- nesses, LOST AN [HOOD, and ali the [llevil ellocta of youth- Rajjtul follies and exces- ics. It stops perma. nently all weakening, @l involntary loas:s au draing upon the sys: fltem, the incvitable re. ult of thoso evilprage tices, which ‘are so destruetive to mind and body and make life miserablo, oftcn leading to insani- ty and death. 1t strongthons the Nerves, Brain, (memory( Biood, Muscles, Digeative and Repro: ductive Organs,’ 1t restoros to all the orcanic functions their” formor vigor and vitaity, ma- king life cheerful and enjoyable. Price, 88 Notble, o four times the quancity §10. ' Sent by express, wooure from obsuryation, to any adross, on recelptof price. No. C. 0. D, sent, except on receipt of $1 a8 & guarautee. Letters r:- Guesting answors must {nclose stamp, Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro th> bost aud cheapest dyspopsia and billious cure fn the markct, Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents. Dr, Mixtin's KivNwy REMEDY, NEPRWTIOON, Curewl kind of Kiduey and bladier complainte norrhes, gleot and leucorrhea, For sale vy all iugiista: g1 a bottie. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Olive St., 8t. Louis, Mo, For Sale in Omaba by 3 €. F. GOODMAN, Jan26-1y whencyer Luat 1 you are sty nd saved hun+ drads. To Nervous Sufterers THE QREAT EURCPEAN REMEDY, Dr. J, B, Simpeon's Specific TN T WO N TE 10 le posjtive cure for Spermatosrhes, Bening Wookto I resultiog t xlety, Loe k or Side, and diseascs e that lead to Consuinptioa {insanity Yo |, eariygrave . 1{The Spocific 'ow e €7 |Modicine le 4 |ielng uaed { Laded & |with wonder A ot uceess - M Paumphlets I, Wrlle for bois aad geb full par- t f10e ¥ iculare. Price, Spacifc, §1.00 per peciiage, oF 6z pack: ages foF 9000 Addross !l ordere b B. BIMSON MEDICINE 00. W.B. MILLARD. ¥ B, JOHNSON MILLARD & JOHNSON, Storage, (ommission and Wholesale Fruits. 1111 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED Agents for Peck & Banghers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - « NEB REFERENOES : OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & CO e J.T.BROWIN & CO WHOLESALE DRY C00DS. 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