Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1882, Page 3

THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA TUISDAY, OCTOBER 24 J.J. BROW N & CO| WHOLESALE DRY COODS NOTIONE, * Boots and Shoes. OMAHA, - - - - - WNEB. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WEOLYSALE AND BETALL DRALER IN Lath, Shingles, Pickets, SASH, DCORS, BLINDE, MOLDIRGS, LIBAE, CEMEN P XL ASTIEE, ETo. OWBTATE AGENZ FOR MILWAULER CRMENT COMPANY! Near Uinion Pacifie Danot ONVAVAN HENRY LUHMANN JOEBER OF W ALL ‘PAPHR. AND WINDOW SHADES '‘EASTERN PRIGES DUPLIGATED. I_I§ FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA STEELE, JUHNSOM & GO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Flour, Salt, Sugars, Canned Coods, anc Ali Grocers' Suppiies. A Tull Line of the Best ands of CIGARS AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Agents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER G6. DO O ERLTE A LTED SIN AR G S300 KN G POWHER AND HAND Sream Pumps, Engine Trimnungs,. £ MINING WMACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BRASS AKD IROX FITTINGE PIPK, W&y PACKING, AT VHOLESALE AKD HETALL 4 HALLABAY WIKND-MILLS CHURGH AniL S0HO3L IBELLY Cor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery or Laundry work. Send your orders by mail or express GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Faroham Street. . BOYER W O. ~——DEALERS IN~— * HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO. Fire and Burglar 2roo =5 A XE" JE S N AULTS, L.OOCK S, . 1020 Farnham Street, OINWVEA. - = = RIEE | C. . GOODM.AIN, WHOLEBES ALY DEHALER UN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. £ Anyouo contomplating bullaing store, bauk, or sny ot her e vaatage 10 corres ond with us before purchasing their Plato Glas. C. F, GOODMA! will find 1t 4o thetr ac OMAHA - » . NEB. W.B, MILLARD, ¥ B, JOHNSON MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesale Fruifts 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED \ Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Fleur OMAHA, . - - - NEB REFERENCES : i OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, STEELE. JOHNSON & CO., TOOTLE MAUL & CO. g BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND BEXNXPRESS . W AGON, gpairing Dono in all Brauches 419 8, THIR STREET v F.C. MORG.ADN, | WHOLESALE GROCER, 8 W 1218 Farnham St.. Omaha, Neb. STATE JOITINGS, Fairfield is without a barber, 1 Plattemouth is to hive a new postoffice ooation. P tty thefts are of vunerous occurrence at Grand Isan ., The Johnsn oonn y horticaltural so- olety wxn or anizel on the 14'h J. F. Glover and wife of Aurors, oclie brated their gl fen wed fing 04 the 18 h, The Liverty J urnal thioks the Ot e re-ervation will be in the m .rket by Janu. ary sty Nehraska ity hind a 81,900 fire on the 15th, .. Wese. & Co. bein: ths heaviest losors, A mill bas ju ¢ heen started up at Hum. haldt that will turi ouc eighty barrels « flnr adoy, tivh will have a hog market here. firn having been formed to buy e, Bluk Br #' blown o, en hy got nway wi h Knex ooty is disi osed to ratile aronnd over n 26 ponnd cabbage, a 28 pound beet and «n 8 p und earrot, The iicharson County bank of Falls City has withdiawn ice spplication for & charter s & national bank, Li.btaing struck & hay stack owned hy H. B Nicsfemus, in Dodge county on the 15th, and bu ned 6ft en tous Six evterorising citizens of Weeping Water have formed a Jeotore sesocision ard will enre the best t-lent in the conoty On the 13th 4 B. & M. tiain _ran over « dozen cattle belong ng toSadl & Hinkley, of A-hlan’, and the ro.d will have t» put up The Faibury Adv nce office w.n't ha o ny loafioe for wime tims to come. I howw jobof 25,000 iwprssio 18 on & hand prees. €. B. Rowe er ind wife, of Lup City, colehrated their ailver s edding on the 14:h, Cy's f iend hope they will see & golden weddiig. Mondu-tor Grangar, who runs between Plattanonth an Linco'n, was pres-ed with anickle plated lantern-uy fe low employes on the 18th, The li ¢l rui- of Joln B Fioch acainst the old Lincoln Dem crat proprietors re- sulted o vict vy for the apwtle, The jary asse wed his datnnge s at $500, The Fremont Bichelors’ association han dwindled to two nenibers —Lon May and N t Suwila The U P, band serenaded the a<sociation last Ihur day night. ‘The new rtate house wing will be turned over ahont November 15, No new furni. 1 e will be put i1 until pring, theie Veing no approri tion for the purp se. A fveegear.old sm of M. L. Joyce, of Uuadilia, was ~tepped on by a ronaway rorse on the 16 hwnd had his skull frace turel, The wjury was not fatal, how. ever, The Com - ercial wlters, «t Lin-oln, are getting too fre-h the Demo rat says, A conple of doren of thom loaf o1 the xunny #id - of the hotel every day and in:ult pass 1og ladies, “The D nver Caniry” is whit they csll the B. & MK mwus City ¢ xpress to Colo- rado ote u livey tird und whoops theon h 8 uthern Nobraska at the rate of forty wiles an bour, Doe. Ph rris and Milo Jo' nson, of Sn- perior, w.ore hunting oo the 15th (Sunday). They #.oar 1ol wn i Jonosom wistook Phareis for a bevy of quails and let him have a barrel of shot, He - ill recover, A Kearney woman had her husband — who is & very old man—airesied for asault oni hatte y. The jud. e 1 unished - im hy sonding hm to the poor house, whers ho w 1l receive betie. care and treatment than at hou e, In attemptire to col'ec' a bill from John Cozad, founder of 1he town of Cozad, on the 16th, a man was sh t thiough the juw by that guntlemn. Tha affair was weted, hut the Kearney Era gave pub. licity to it Cu ter county is goiog to hond its in- de tedness to the smount of $5,000. The Leader says merly everybody is i fo at Grand in'and wea slars on thy 16 h, They from flatirons, hold the iron on a large grindstone for twenty woments or 80 then wipe off carefully with a eag. To muke this ¢ ffeonive the grind stone should be in_motion while the iron is applied. Should the iru etill stick to the goods when in use, api on it To soften water for household pur p ses, put in an ounce of quicklime ir wcertain quantity of water. 11 1t is not sufficien’, nae less water or more quick'ime. Should the immediat iime continue to remain deliborate, Iay the water down on & stone ana pound it with & base ball clab, To give rclief to a barn, apply the white of an egg. The yolk of the egg may be eaten or placed on th shirt bosom, ac-ording to the tste of the perscn, L6 the burn should .cour on a lady, she may omit the last ju- struotion, To wash black silk stookings pre pare a tub of lather, compssed of tipi¢ rain water and white sosp with « Lt i« vnmonia, Then stand in the tub ) diumer is ready. Roll in a cloth t dry. D> not wring but pross the water out. This will nece:sitate the removal of the stockings. 1f your hands are badly clapped, wel them in warm water, rub them ali over with Todian meal, then put on o ocoat of glycerine and keep then i your pockets for ton days. I’ youhave no prokots convenient, insert them in the pocket of a friend. An excellent liniment for toothacho or neuralgia is made of sassafras, oil of organum snd a half ounce of tincture of capsicum with half a pint of alcohol, Sonk nine yards of red flanvel w this mix‘ure, wrap it around the heatand then insert the head in & haystack till denth comes to your relief. To remove scara or soratches from the limbs of a piano, bathe the limb in a solution of teptd water and tiue ture of sweet oil. Then apply a strip of court plaster and put the piano out on the lawn for the children to play horso with, Woolon goods may be nicely washed if you put half an ox gall into two gallons of tepid water. It might b, well 1o put the goods in the water also, If the mixture is not strong ovough, put in another ox gall. Should this fail to do the work, put in the en’ire ox, reserving the tail for woup. The ox gall is comparatively nseless for soup and should not be preserved as an article of diet. Palpitation of the Heart. J. M. Might, Syracuse, N. Y., writes: “When I first comm: noed using your Bur DOCK Bro » 117TERs T was troibled with flactering and paipitation of the heart, 1 falt weak and languid, with & numbnes s of the limbs; since using, my hert has not trombled mo and the numbing sensation is all gone.” Pcice, 31 00. Y. M. C A The Closing Hours of the State Con- venuon, The state convention of the Y, M C. A., which begun on Thursduy lasy, closed yesterday. ‘The busiuess transactions of Satur- day afternoon and evening were as follows: At 2:30 the topic of ‘‘Association in small towns” was taken up, the dis cussion being opened by Superinten- dent Howser. At 8 o'clock Brother Sayles read a paper on the subject of a free reading room, which was followed by interest- ing conversation on the subject. favor of the plan, beosuse the county owns them ard it is the only way they can get their money. ‘While Wm Hickt and family, of Fili» more county, were eating dinner om the 13 h, sm. ke was reen couiing from th- top of the houve ~ The i.m s suread rapidly and the family ¢ t out, hut fow articles be- fore the hon-e was consumed. Rlue Spri gs bas & new puzzle—three buriness men named Smith ~ One i T, W, another F, W, and the thiidJ W. One deals in cigars and the other two in cigar< and coufection ry. The puzzle is to find the man you « a; Dr. 7. B. Sharp, of Ci connty, was mjured hy a vitohfork on the 18th, hut ii now doing well, His son tossed the fork to the top of a load, but went over »nd struck the doctor, one of the tines going throu b his che ex and month, Everard B own, of Ashland, hroke an arm at the wri t on the 17th, He was at one end of u keantling prying un a build. ing. Mon ut work elrewhere alllet. go at onco and the lonse end of the scontling flaw up, throwing Brown into the air., When he al ghted he br k- his wrist, A Kearney merchant did rome loud ad. vertising on the 14 h. He ocollec ed a crowd in fror t of hix store oy mu:ic on the fife and Arum, and then sent a clerk to the roof with » nuniher of overcoats, which he directed him to t:row to the crowd below. Hurdy a whole coat left the mob, how. ever, they being torn fo pieces in the scramble to obtain possersion, Milton Hite don't take . ny stock in the argument for th- pending amendment that widows can’t hold propertv. He says the one living on his place holds not only her own but his al-o.” He sent five men to mov3 the house the other dav and her ar. gument. (the leg of a table) in favor of havii g the_house remain where it was, was 80 forcible that they were fully con. vineed th :t she was right and left it, —Nor- f 1k News, On Sandav eyening as Mr, Ashley, the Ln!n'er and family, who reside on the ifllin nor'h Weeping Water, were con. cluding their supper a large snake sud- denly made its appearance in the room emarging fr m the pantry, His suakeship was killed aud proved to be an immense wpotted viner, How it gained an entrance to the house our intormant did not learn, One morning this weel in arising from their bed in the rear of Thomas & Or on’s drug store, Mr. Leslie Thomas and Artie Marshall were startled to diccover, snugly enconed hitween the covers of the bed, |7 an encrmous hlack spake, The introder ; s dispatened. - Weeping W ater Repub. ., — A good Baptist clergyman of Ber- gon, N Y . a atrong temperanco m suffored wi'h the kidnoy trouble, neu ralgin, ovd dizziuess almost to blind. ness. over 1wo years ofror he was told that Hop Bitters would care him, be. cause ho was afraid of and prejudiced against “Bittors.” Sinco his cure he e none nced foar but trast in- Hop Jitters, Household Recipes, Larawie Hoowers: g, ) remove oils, varnishes, resins, tar, oyster soup, currant jelly and sther eelections from the bill of fare use benzine goap and chloroform cau tioasly with whitewash brush aund garden hose. Then hang on wood pile to remove the pungent ¢flayia of the benzine, To clean ceilings that have been smoked by kerosene lamps or the fragrauce from fried sali pork, re- move the ceiling, wash thoroughly with borax, turpentine and rain wa- ter, then hang on the clothes line to dry. Afterward pulverize and spread over ihe pie plant bed for spring wear, To remove starch and roughness At 3:30 Brother Myers read a paper on the topic of *‘Bible study aud prayer.” This gave rise Jto s lively discussion, for which the time was, by vote of the convention, extended ten minutes. At 2:30, a committee having been appointed on the state executive com- mittee's report, it reported at 3:30. The committee consisted ot R. L. Marsh, K. G Cochran and G E. Hitch- cock, +They submitted their report, which was received and adopted. Au 3:55, by vote of the convention, the time was extendod ten minutes for the discussion of the question of prayer. 2t 4:10 the subject of singing in our pub ic meetings was opened, and the = discussion started by Brother Gray, of Columbus, and continued by different members till 4:25, when the head of miscellaneous business was taken up. Brother Weidensall moved that Dr., Denise be nominated as cor- responding member from this conven- tion with the international committee, Oarried. Moved that the time be occupied now in receiving invitations for hold ing the next convention., Iuvitations were extended in behalf of Hastinges, Crete and Fremont, It was carried that the matter be turned over to the state executive committee. It was moved and carried that the secretary, together with the executive committee, revise and prepare tae miuutes for publication, Steps were takend§to get from the delegates statementd of the amount of money that can probably be contrib. uted trom their associations with the following result: Doane college, $5; Weeping Water, 85. Lincoln and the university will probably give $10 to $16. The Omaha association will consider the question soon. Superin tendent Houser, individually, will give §5, The evening exercises opened at 130 with a song service for a half hour. Rev. John Gray, of Columbus, was called upon to officr prayer, and the presider t of the convention intro- duced Mr. Robert Wiedensall, secre- tary of the 1nteroational commiteee, who spoke bricfly of the work of the committee, thut he has represented, through the west for fourteen years, After Mr, Weidensall's address, Mr. H. B. Chamberiain, of Donver, Col- orado, told of the work beiog done in Denver, Leadville, Colorado Springs and other prominent places in the west, My, K, D. Ingersoll, railroad secretary of the international commit. tee, was then iutroduced, and spoke of the work among the railroad men This work, which is one of the most important that the association is un- dertaking, was thrown upon them 1n 1872 as a work that there was no or- ganization could undertake as well as the Y. M, C. A. —_— Mirabile Dictu. “Your Bruinc BLossos is a success, I uul‘wim{ think its effocts are wonderful; y all the dyspeptic symptoms I complained of have vanished; ‘my wife is also enthuai. it; she was disfigured by blotches and pimples ou her face, and had continuous 1eadache, She is 8l right now and all unsightly eruptions have gone, ¥ou may refer avy doubting parties to me, YR M. WILLIAMEO) Elk Street, Buffal LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Postoffice during the week euding October 21, 1882, GENTLEMRN, Aberg A Anderron W Allen W 1 Agn S I, Augomyer B Burton W © Branaon P Barrey J Bowers | A Bayles J F Berriger J W Builey J Bramley J Burgess J Biter C Booth C H Boe w K M Croshy M 8 O wpbell P Chiistensen T=2 onuer W H Caegenter R W Onrlsen O Cannon O Cain H U Carre 1 N L Curves HN Cawking ¥ Untlson K Da s A Dixon & H DeBenst © W Ebet W Eoquist P G Emerson M Enckeon O Freman D O Froomer G § Fosberg ¥ O Foster L M kelstein M—8 Farrow 1, Hairs M Johnson J Johason 8 Kruger P Kimmel ¢ Liublad P Likert O Larsen O Mo N henoy W MeKivae W McCormick J W Lowry G W—3 Logan J B Mo aun B MoMunay R M MeMillan W H Marsh C H Mar<h M J Mindernaut W J Moosberg L Mickels J Nel son A W Vielson A Nolile A § Nordyke J H Qakley O J Poureon A Porter J Risi P Royer M D Rasmussen C 'Couor 8 V Phillips F K Uilenbury J Peaples 3 F Robineon W Kyan M Reish J Ritz J Rehtueyer H Sundberg C Swith J B edwick W C Stug‘ebaker W B ith W Sorenson M P Slack (veo Sprague L M Sauy Saumes H D Smith J Suaw H B Smich F Seiber A J T ola H I ylor A Tharman J L Vaulorn Wehber Whiilington J L Walters Ziogler FIRMS, Badhome & Barcom Randall, Hall & Co Kimball & Clamp A Latz & Co FOURTH CLARS MATTER. Boyd H *Doun jly R P Lrickson A G Funk F 1 Groen R Limberg J Mack W McCarthney J E MoConniff J Phillips J ¢ Shaw J C LADIRY, Bidowsek Miss R Brookius Mise M T Corig m Mis W K Carries Mes C B Colson Miss M C over Mirs M F Fvers Miw A E—2 Farnet v Mrs A Ford Mrs M Holiogten Mrs M An/erson Mrs J Brown Mrs It Brown Mrs I Clark Mics 8 Currington G I Cole B Dougherty L It | Frauk Mis C t'are Mrs J Gilbertson Mies M Hagerman Mrs T Hall L L Joues Mrs J Jenry Mirw § Jones Miss J Ketchum N Kuoudson Mis A Liewis Miss A Lu Mrs E E Leowis Mis B Ml M A O Porter Mrs M Purceil Mrs H J Park Mirs 8 J R bets Mirs A Ried Mrs CJ Richardson Mrs F LKedman Mrs M Suith Mis H Swhyker Mrs M Staxton M Shwhurk Mrs M A Thomas Mrs B Wooster Mise 15 ‘Waren Miss M W onker Miss A Tnos, F. HALL, Postmaster, Horsford’s 4 oid Phosphate IN QONSTIPATI N Dr. J. N. ROBINSON, Medina, 0., says: “‘I have used 1t in a case ot indigestion aud constipation, with GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. EPPS’S COCOA. BREAKFAST. "Ry & thor nich knowle igo of the natueal Taws which govern the operations of ige tion and puirition, and by & carafal application of the fine vropert o4 of woll & loc d Cocon, Mr Eipa has p ov ded cur Ereaktoot tabl 8 with o delioat 1y Basored bverage which ey save s many heavy doctors’ bils 1 1 by tho Judicl us st wuch arbicles of diet that & ¢ nstitution may be grad aily bilt ap aniil strong enongh 80 resiat ev 1, tendency b1 disease. Hundreds of mbtle maladios are floating ar uind o ready 10 attack wherever thera is & weak point, We mAY S%cape many & tatal Bhath by keoping our <olves wel fortified wi h pure bl,0d and » prop. orly nouriehed frame."— Civil Service Garotte Mo simply with bofling water or milk. Sold In tine only (-1b and Ib) ianeled JAMES BPPS & 0O, Homwmopathio Chemista, A-twakaat wiv Landon, Analand, 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRINC VEHICLES NOW IN USE. N X u o RSN QA XERS ar LN ] They surpaws all other s for eany riding. style nd durability, They are for sale by all Leading Oar iage Builders and Dealers throughout he country. SPRINGS, GEARS & BODIES Forsal b Henry Timken, Patentee and Bullder of Fino Carrlag 8, BT XOUXSs, -~ - MO. f1-6m J. P BUGERS & OO, A ENILS F. L. Bommers & Co’s CELEERATED CRACKERS BISOUITS, CAKFS, JUMBLES AND NOVELTIES W;lnlasaln Manufacturing CONFECTIONERS AND DEALERS IN Fruits, Nuts and Cigars IS 14th St oMHA, vl GOLD ROPE. Thelntrinulomerly and u-perlor quality of ow Gold Kopo 1ol acco has induced oth -~ ma niac turers to put upon ¢ ¢ muket ood . aimilar e ur brand in ~ame and atylo which are offeren and old firlos my ey than the gonui e Gold Hope. o caution the t ade nd wnsnmer to see that our name ud trade wack are u oo each lump Tho on'y gennii ¢ and original G 1d Eope T.bacco is manifactur d by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BACCO COMPANY. good results, Tu nervous prostration 1is reeults are happy.” Velrs' Vindicauon. OMana, Ostober 21, 1882, To the Editor of Tur Bre: Ia TaE BeE of October 4, there ap- peared an articlo taken from the Grand Island Times of the 3d inst., which represents me as a very bad man, Now, the charges against me aro entirely untrue and false as to my bad treatment of my wife. Mrs, Veirs went to Grand Island, ostensi- bly on a visit, as I thought, in com- pany with her father, and after Mrs. Veirs got there she wrote me a letter dated Grand Island, April 11, 1881, which read as tollows: Brice, I have a chance to go to keeping boarders and want the goode shipped up right away. Mre, ~—— said sho would pack the things for mo (thin agreement I know nothing about) and you had better let her do it, &c, &e. Now Brice I wish you would let me start and see what I can do; if you can spare a littlo woney to start with I shall not have to ask you for any more for awhile, to all of this I pro- tested but to no avail. Now as to what brovght out this_article in the Times, I was in Grand Island Avgust 4th, and what I saw I was convinced that my three little children were no getting enough to eat. As Mrs. Veirs had only one boarder it was 1mpossi- ble for her to make a lving; hence I took the course I did to geu my children where I could take care of them, and for this 1 am called a brate, etc., etc. Now to show that article contained falsehoods iv states that Mrs. Veirs had two brothers liv: ing in Grand Island, when the truth is Mrs. Veirs only had one brother, and he died when he was only five years old, and all_the balance of the charges are equally untrue, Now, if I am to be condemuned, then 1 must confess I see it in a different light from other people, Buice VeIns, Persons recovering from wasting diseases, such as malaria, fovers, etc , will be greatly benefitted by the uso of Brown’s Iron Bitter, a true tonic THE CITY STEAM LAUNDRY wmiake @ specialty of Collars & Cuffs, AT THE RATE OoF Three Cents Each, Work solicited fromall over the country. The charges and return postage nust ac- company the package. Special rates to large clubs or & genck 824-tf we WILKINS & EVANS, FAST TIME| Uhiflaifinwéf‘ffiwust- Traiue leave Omana 8:40 }I. m, sud 7:40 8 wm For full information call o . P. 'DEGE ke Agont, 14th aud Faruam ste., J. R OM COL. L. T. FOSTE Youngstown, Ohlo, May 10, 1850, Dr. B. J. KRXDALL & Co.—1 had & very valua ole Hamblotoniun colt tha Ipriend vory 1 Ighly ho had large b wpavin n one Jumt and & wmall one on the «ther which made him very Iame; I had him undor the charge o two voter. surgeons which falled to cure him 1 one y reading tho _dvertisoment of Kendall's Spavin Cure in the Chicago Express I dotermined atonce to try it o d T-L OUF CIUZEIBS | ore to wond forit, and they ordered b roo bottles; 1 t00k all and I thought I would vive it & lhow!&h trial, I used it & coi w to dire ns and the fourth day tho colt co scd to bo Iamo and the lumos have dissppeared. 1 used bu- one bottle and the colt's limbu aro as free of lumps and as smooth a8 a1y horso o the state He Ia entire ly cured. The cure wa #o romarkablo thatl tiave lotwo of my noighbors have the romalp ing two botties who aronow usingt. Very respectful ! FOSTER Bond for fllustrated clrcular giving positive proof, Price#l, Ists have It or car Kot it for you, 3 ondall & Oo;, Pro- rietors, oshurgh Fal V. OLD BY ALLDRUGGISTS dew-ly OLD SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN DISEASES IN ANY STAGE, Dirappear before the perfect alterative and tonic ellect of the zreatest of all Blood Purifiers, It so eompletely roots out all 'ml«ln from the blood and braces the deb- litated aystem, tht diseases of this nature disapperr like cuuff before the wind, 8. 8, 8, cured me of Sealp Sc in Nostrils and known to the med| , Sores ufter everything profession hadTailed, ve puwsed since £ quit taking 8. there i+ nosymptom of the disease temaining; I ao pormsnently cured, Ttatanus unrivaled for Blood Dis. easen,” Jx0. B, Tacaanr, Salamancs, N, Y, “§. 8. 8B, stands without a peer. The rofession will bave toackpowledge it a pecitic for Blo d Di eares,” Dr N, L GaLroway, Monroe, Ga, “About four or five weeks ago I was afflicted with a very & gyravatec O,Jpe of BloodDiseaso. 1 conmenced using 8 '8, S8, and after taking the first bottle filt wo mush relieved that I bought five more, and am glad to say, after uing four of them, that 1 am entirely cured, freviously havin been under medical advice for several months,” C. G RATOLIYF, Richmnd, Va, “After suffering from the wors: Blood Diseace for niore than v,mnlyuun, and have ing been treated by seversl eminent physie clans, confined to my room snd bed the greater part o the tiwe, my body covered with copper-colored sores from the size of a rea to hat of & silver half-dollar, I wus well pixh in despair, At last I commenc taking 5. 8, 8 Ina short time I began to improve in flesb, all the sores he.led, and I could feel and know that I was well, and most the credit be yiven of oration to health, I have a dose for over six months, and wm a8 free frow sores or blumish uws any one.” Lotz Ross, Atlanta, Ga, “Tmproved afier taking the first Lottle of 8,8, 3.3 iu two weeks was able to come home, finding the waters were no benefit.” J. W, Rian, Newport, Ark, not made knownagor: for skin or blooo T, L, MassENsui, Ph. G., Macon, Ga, BELL, P Hallway Dopot, or at JAMES i CLARK, Gener Agent. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS smug figgfifi Pagifio UHA SIOUX OITY ROUTR Tirios & Bolld Trafn Thrcagh tron Oouncil Bluffs to 8t, Paal Without Uhange Time, Only 17 Hours 17— LEPEY MLES THE SHORTES ROUTR L] OOUNOIL BLUFFS& TO &T. PAUL, MINNRAPOLIS DULUTT OR BISMAROR sad all polnte in Norihom lows Minnesta and Dakota. Thia line s equipped with éke improved Wertinghouse Automatic. Alr-braks sad Mille Plattorm Couplor and Bufter: and for rpassed, Pullinan Paisce Siesping O 18 aneus N [l man co ing Owe run $hrough WITHOUT UHANGT hotween Kan + Oty and 84 Paui, via Connoll Blafte and Yloux Oy, Tralng loive Lnicn Paciflo Transter a4 Coun ol Blufte, a4 7:0 p. m. dally on arvival of Kanses Sy, B Joseph and Oouncll Dluffs brain from ths Sovih. Ariviny s *nd at the New Unla noon TEN HOURS [N ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTR i A Romomber (n taking the $loux City Roud 700 got & Through Train, The Shorve the Quichest Time and & Ooratos Through Car hotwoen COUNCIL BLUPPS AND 8T, PAUTL A See that your Tickete rend via the “%lous Mty and Paolfic Rallzo p 4.8 WATTLKS, LR dent. 4 Bloas City 11:40 n, opol at 84 Panil at } Jo Ride W. B, DAVIS, Sonthw ERSTWARD In theold Favorito and FPIRINOIE /X5 0NE —_FOR — CHICAGO, PEORI ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East ana®outh-East. THE LINE COMPRINES Nearly 4,000 milea Solld Smooth Steel Track 11 ccnnections are made in UNION DEPOTS. tus_o National Reputation s being the reat Through Car Li. 'fi, and s aniversall nceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall ad I the world for all classes 0t travel, y it and you will fnd traveling s loxury tnstead of & discomfors. Through Tickets via rhin Celebrated Line for aalo at all othoes In the Woat mation shout Rates 0 Fare, *loeping odations, Time Tables, &c., will be 90 Vico-Ures’t & Gen. Mauager, Chicago, PERCIVAL LOWELL, Gon, Passencor Agt. Chicago, W.J, DAVENPOKT, Gen_Agent, Conicil Blufts, ‘. P. DUELL, Ticket Agh. omaha mnao-ed 1y MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY A Christian Family School for B ys Propares for Gollogy, Saentie el or Rusiness, ~Hoad w Oapt, BD, N KIRE TALCO T, 1ncipal, ark, Goak Ca, 11l amlovue Morraar To Nervous Surierers THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY. Dr. J. B, Simpson’s Specific MEDICINE. 10 18 & Posfive cure fOF BperAtol rhen, Benche Weokness, Impotancy, and all discascs resulting: trom Belf-Abuse, as Mentsl Anxiety, Lose: Memory, Pains in tho Back o Side, and discases« that lead b0 Consumption inssolty an, |, earlygrave || The pecific Modielno s/ 7 |boing nsed lwllh ‘wonder. BTN b LI . | Pamphlets it troe 0 all. Wrlbe {07 Miem ¢ got ful pae- Toulars, Price, Spectiic, §1.00 pel packigo, or six pack: agos for §6.00. A'}ddmm- !hn ore 80 Sold n Omaha by C. and all trugyintsevery whiere. ' tne NERVOUS DEBILITY, or, &, o WOETRSRATSE, A specific for Hystorla, Dizziness, Convulsl Nervous Hoadache, Montal Doproesion, Lom 0 Troatrzent— Memory,Bpermatorthaa, [mpotency, Involun Emiseions, Premature O1d Age, causod by . exortion, solt-abuse, or over-Indulgence, which loads to uisery, decay and death. Ono box will curo recen’ casés Each box contains onemonth's treatment, One dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars, sent by mail prepatd on receipt of price. W iusrantee six bozos to care any case. ith oach arder rocolyed by us for sx boxes, o- companied with fivo dollars, will send the prs- chaser our writton guarantee to return the monoy 1f the troatment dor not effect ® cure, 0, §. Goodman, vrugeis, Bole, Wholosale and wul coOmiha, Non.' “Orfom by mal at GRAY'S SPECIFiC MEDLCINE The Great TRADE "‘"zngnflnr'u:.“‘ BE MARK . y. fall rhes, Impot- ency, and all foll ollow %6 & sequence of AFTER TARING, 8 of Momory, Universal Lassl wude, Pain (n the Back, Dimnéss of Vision, Pre uature 01 Age, and many other Discases thal ead to Tusanity ‘or Consumption and » Prema. ture Grave, £ Full particulars {n our pamoblet, which we desire to send froe tvmall to every one, &4 The Bpoctf ¢ Medicine 4 sold by all druggists st 41 por package, or 6 packsges for 86, or will o sent freo Ly mail on ree 1pb of the money, by sddraesiug ~ THEORAY 4EDICINE CO. Evfalo, N. DOCTOR WHITTIER, 617 8t. Charles BEFORE TAKING. buse - LOUIS, Mo. A REGULAR GRADUATE of two wedical ool ges, has been louger e gaged 1 the treat- ment of UHRONIC, BERVOUS, SKiv AND BLOOD Diseasoe thin any other ph- sician In 8¢, Lowls as city p pers show aud all old residents kuow, Consultation a: office or by mail free aud iovited, A ftriendiy talk or his oplnion coste nowning. When it is inconvenicut to vistthe city for treatment; miodicince can be sont by wall or express everyw Curable ases s usrantoed; where doubt exist it ls frank- y stated. Calior write. Nervous prostration, Debility, Mental and Physioal Weakness, Mercurial and other affections of Throst. Shiu and Bones, Blood Tmpurities wnd Blood Poisoning, Skin_ Alfections, Old Swes nd Uloers, Lmpediments to Murriave, Rheumatism, Piles Special attention to ocases from over-worked brain. SURGICAL CASES receive special attengion, from lwpruience, Excesses, Inds sures, w22d&wly