Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 10, 1883, Page 2

) . _ .- &7 / ‘THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10 GAMBLING A8 AN ART. 600,000 ol;o holding 1% p-lt b-hfl-o' h““ man binh.d In Trlry‘u‘liu:bl-ok- e s Trem: Boluvien —— draw, me men al eir | ground of gold or silver is first given Bark and PRosphorus i The Theories of & Devotes of the God- | jjyes and never get nv-:r’llght flush, | o the sarface of the leathr, and the a “‘l’(?':ml‘:a,”m',{ For dees of Chance. I myself have only seen five or six, [ design is then tooled in colors acoord- tte, ‘.,{;,,M,‘:f,:.f,, Tha ) L2 B “Now,"sald a vetoran gamester to and have only held wo“my-el(—drov ing to the taste of the artis Most :;:uwa 4t i indispensa~ . ‘em both on the inaide. of the designs selectedare in imitation . A VICIdu pRw TSI Sgrpt FepersRly of the antique, very few being orig- EY A T HOBD! REV.J.L.TOWNER, ! don's mind Rambling; and: s Dhisve AR tnel, and o prferance now ia given to TRON TONTO.T tok cas Y A " ' i i those of Moorish origin, althoug] in stating that I have been 7 g::::edl"h:;: lp'::; o o e kL, | Effoct of a Little Chiid’s Preeence in Flemish desigos play an almost equal- Kioaug comefitod by its et itk oy, fo2 '\\ e e Twiy WiiST ke SomNY bty 7 The flinmioated leathor manufac: Lrlppqem il A many people are doing. |about the subject. ; o s | tured In New York is acknowledged where & Tonic is neces: f 'tk $ “One of the most curions dolustons | Vinegarvau (Tex ) Letter in Philadelphia T mes . ¢ sary. I recommend { Th;Y don't “L°W Just what 1., ecple,s thinking they oan dovise |, Thero is n gambier heroin the saloon [y competent judges to excol that 88 ' reliable remedial is the matter, but they have | .5 b rn, Ut play that will fnovitably | attached to the dance house who re- (¥hich ls lmpor AR e 02 TINT doubted nutritive and a combination of pains and | win~ Experlence has shown mo that | joices in the name of Faro Jake. nig"“"fl for "ha Ak 5 Weks, THd R O cLve DOpErtin i ” | ) aches, and cach month they | thero is no system that will beat faro, [Jake is & very gontlomanly follow, F0% G%ack oF \Blda 118 genulne aotiqts FREPARED BY 703 DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO,, 213 i, AL £T., 67, L0010, percentage is ngulldnlt yémnr:d no ]:dg ::l:m:; mnz“h Urinks, showa, nos |100ks, Moreover, it is far more flxi- J A WAKEFIELD The ohiy.sufe remedy :I;‘:Vx‘xi ’.’i:fi’.’fififl'x’ififin‘.’.fi u’,"«..ffflsn'.he swears, He is acoountod the most blekth.n French leather, and t}m . . ’ i UN' 4 d * i ble as covering for WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE. yet found is BRown's IroN thod which, like | €xpert faro dealer on the frontier, | makes it invalua ; DEALEB IN Brrters, and this by rapid ;'1::” p‘hilrv::;he(;’s sons and | He lives in a little tent on theluub (','::?ivgr]:“hl;g(;!dtm-r:‘?l ;fl;"tcr;:“‘l!:; S o o oot ooght 16 “patabio. to. v lovely lstle gisl about 0 yetrs old who | 80d & u fonnd of such pratial alus - Ry S s tain, though it continually eluded |calls him papa. The little one's name that in the most sty ’; ‘l““ “"; . " enriches it, and rich, strong | o ming tables t |is Besslo, She is a pure and innocent | houses it is fast taking the place o i-ath, S8hingles, Pickets gaming 1 d wall 1 blood flowing to every part | Mouaco and other groat gambling | creatare, with a fresh, sunay f;og, :e'g:;&:*"";’fl{gfhzi‘:“:“m"t';w ‘c"“y 8A%H. DOORS BLINDS, MOLDINGS. LIME CEMEN of the system repairs the es in Karope you will see the [lighted by great blue eyes. Her hair AN it: iy wasted t{ssucs drives out |players prick off upon a little card [is as flossy ss corn silk and hangs | FH d‘;"“":'d H“‘;;“g,’fiz' d::f:“:!d’ I |O| I 'S g . Y U ; dgives healthand |the numbers and colors as they turn | down hor back in long ourls. At very | pthers bave wall and celling 4 3 e e A discase and gives health an up, and stake their money accord- |lnfrequent intervals she comes into l;lb eather for dinin "“"'"‘"l"l‘ L MVATATE AGENL FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANYY strength, oo Nine out of ten of them|town., I was here on the ccoasion |l(brary. The expense of such orna. N . na“véyr uito lote tho idea that they | of one of theso rare visits, It was mentation varies, bt is never light ear Union Pacific DODO‘. 8 OMAHANB . . ¢ U O ————) S— _ This_is why BROWN'S |wil eventuully arrivo at the great |Sanday evening, and work being sus. | 0T, alth ugh it can be obtained at the — : y .| rate of 50 cents a foot, the best q a‘rms B ill hich will ble them to beat | pended on most of the rallroad con IrRON ITTERS will cure sceret which will enal ties coat €3 afoot, and, as & rule, ’ kidney and liver diseases, the bank--a combination of probabil- | tracts, the town was full and business | &7 S0 ;'l“ s SUAABLI Y ' - - DM.A.IQ u consu}r’nption rheumatism. | tiee which shall be & certalnty, 8o | was booming. h’l’ha saloon where he; " lf)'.fl‘; :j“ "i'orocexf:; S A i 2 » " y ) ) L) f h system has been dlscoy- | father deals is the largest in town, an : s DHALEBER TN i neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala- a::;o‘:ndcm:y;:;::m:;e in favor of |t least 200 rough men, armed to the g::‘";l‘!‘:: “niz!dh:;: Elz.‘“(fipg:‘?u:.“_ GS y ria, intermittent fevers, &c. ;::::::1 ure to beat you in the ::;t:. e ::;‘.T:fl;:‘;:;::-: m;; r:.,“ ::::;.3 :;:% lxilt “,’;”',’;2::&‘.‘,’:.,":'; Lands. DRU y PAINTS, OILS, 03 S, Paca 8t., Baltimore, *But thero aro varlous things which | hall. It was just after pay day, aud |5 ' . Nov. 28, 1881, that 1f neessary the entire ceiling l } i bank the advantage besides | money was flash and was being squand- i lwnygr:s;u}g;rc':‘[:‘::: 5:1': ;::wllx:.ze. sT.ho' h“guh, whien | ered with' prodigal liberslity. I was dmi-:(lon can be rerBovzdl hk; m‘J.y Wlndow and Plate G ass. WAl ol nothingand | you play ogainst s bank yon play [sested at the coruer of the bar, watsh- | A¥tiC’e ‘l" f"";“'";‘f th d“t refi 887 Anyone contemplating bulldlng etore, bank, o any other fin will fnd 18 40 thetr ad \ i sl hine, and a machine can | ing,the nimble fingers of a monte deal- & Eale, preferred for the decoration Antage to corres ond with us before purchasing their Plato Glass, . °1 tie 'l'l“hr:' ifron bg:;n::n: :ssrl;eilmo The averaze|er at an adjolning table, The air CRANSLIER TOC nd lighLee AATiel . "I tried Brown's Iro 3 g Bitters,and am happy to sty [ mon, Is. not satiafied with winning s |about was biuo wita tobscoo smoke 4 m‘:h"?:‘;:;mfi?fi'?:‘ml:mm C. F, GOODMAN, N 1 now have a good appetite, reasonable amount, but goes on until | and profanity, Suddenly » hush fell d ISR Pl tha fas thab it catobies and am getting stronger. tin his pockets. He|upon the rioters and all eyes were | ec0ra pu U & g strong he lcaes every cen o the rays of light and presents a varied OMAHA & NEB A 05, McCAwLEY. is plaging with & limited sum agairs: | turned towards the door. Btanding & feoin otk to Housy T — — - i unlimited, | onthe threshold, with a half confident | *PPearance from hour to hour. i) a capltal that is practically y 1 1 11 the paint. Brown's Iron BITTERS and of course he will losein the long | halt timid look on her face, was little :\;1:::1:’;:‘1: ;g;:n?o;:n:a ";o‘:np].;:]. sTEELE ;‘JH“SUN & Go is #ot a drink and does not | run, even if tho percentage bo left out [ Bessie, She was dressed in a snow : y 9 y sy A 4 e h white dress and her dimpled arms|°F France. To.day chere is every contain whiskey. It is the |of theqa . int, how. | were closed about a rough doll, which | Probability of American leather belng only. preparation of Tron |, b et mpgtnt ot bor, | RO AL Tl MY | Grptid o e o, T WHOLESALE GROCERS that causes no injurious ef- whioh concerns the ecoentricity of *Come In, little :ne!" orled nhblg leather ““’I'." ‘:‘h‘:°°“):§;in:‘;;d::°';:&:°. v fects. Get the genuine. Tuok, i “navvy.” ‘‘Sure, there's no man here ¢ Don't be imposcd on with | b cortaioly trus thatInck rana i | will havn 8 hair uv. yer head, you | hesp-akin i too thin e T AND JOBBERS IN imitati treaks, first good and then bad, T Y ’ imitations, ?o‘,',o,,",,p".hfi"md .m,:k. and u?, od came Into the | P in ocoasionally I5th &DOUg|aS St- called for, but not often, Formerly French hides were the only ones con- sidered suitable for the purpose of palnting, but American hides are now e All Grocers’ Supp“es_ very frequently used. The cost of decoration by this material varles, as before stated; one room in a mansion HUUSES AND LUTS. back on the bad is the only way I|room and walked straight to the table Flour, 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and know of winning b rt of b. | where her father was dealing, ioE y.tu:.n IIHMO’.:II:]::‘ 1‘,'.,5:“.,‘ “‘Bemsie!” he cried, and frowned. to practice. They outed, and few times, and then bet small 3 sums, fearing o change in luck, back it 1 " . 5}:::: ::l:ryu:":;:“m‘izut:cth:y ':]:e.n e :1 flll’hfln;xl:l;:h;n Wi decorfied ig St e e L A Full Line of the Best Brands of is running. Thon when thoir bad | please don't be cross, papa. me :1‘1 L WL ) 3‘“ l"g' h."“ " ‘“l ono up-staira. Kisht foot ceiling bo'ow luck comes, they double and double |and I will go stralght back.” ?n: i;:i?;o‘;msr';:)ot :):ll:; B:be y 00 Brick foundation, cellar, ete. UIGAR U Faro Jake kiesed the moft, red 100 1 H . IR S AND M.ANUFA B)ED TUBAG [] until they have lost everything. mon';rupl‘i‘lt:d ‘:“ o dozen Hmes, | :0tmous sum of §8,000 has boen paid hm'l':]mlfr.w;‘zlum«‘zm hnu::éllu“m?xlx‘hvtzg 1.4 [ ““A long run on a color is sometimes for the decoration of a single room in o cot, $6,000. fortune to a bauk. Peeple| ‘‘Ican't be cross with you, Bessis,” : s house of twi e b o 9 sntique leathers. For specisl orders | 00, Yociof OB fod, how Bouie of e seom to think that becausn color has | ho sald, and carried her to the door. | pult'o " mory o) Joather is decorated, | oo,y ok, foundation 160 bareel istorn turned up several times in sucoession |- Run home now, like s good ittle 5y iy iy not a usual thing, 16 o s ot on 1on near Civs 5t | Apents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDEB (0. t d hi f i girl. house 5 roc te. $1200. e menty St b plle theie. monoyans | The hush fn the room had deep:| ~E78ry year now soes some fuprove. | M S0 S, ru ot on No. 15—House = m— m— = — — : d, and ho, for aught I know, | ment in the art. It has been proved Wwhglioy i double tholr bets bn the oppoeite color, | hand red with-the blood of thes | that the tiles can bo reproduced in SO T R ) & al:':yl :nolly even, though it ia im. | fellow-kind, held their breath in the leather so exactly that only a keen ors St. #1000, bserver can detect the material of ouse of eight rcoms, barn ete. lot 1 il inety-ni .| presence of this vision of loyelineas | 4 $0X165 feet §2:00. JOBBER OF Dfeontof ' handted that hia i the |A0d purity. Jako stopped to kies har | Yhich thoy are mado and it i becom. | (1021 ing a fashion to f h ti Sana, OF ontwe the ohancus agunat | S48 at e door e o the dance | LIS 1% Bt SI% LG, W ATTL PAPHR, & runon s color are more or leas, and [ hall sirens had been devouring the |1 I 3 V 5 oan readily be calonlated, but the |iittle ove with hungryeyes. As Bessie .:P:"Ito"fml:;::;“;p:n"?l:";;’ th:;’g:: acant LOtS AND chances on each individual turn of | gathered her doll closer and prepared | 170, i 3 i LT WINDOW SHADES Fl" S Ratinb Al Nasslog 19 yarda | ;252w full lots on 10h Strcet near Lako N the card are tly glven—for how is for the run home she stepped forward. ‘ ong and two yards In width is valued 51—Twonty five lots in Parkers addition it possiblo that an individual turn| ‘‘Jal she said in a hoarse voloe N i o SR URAOLES) EASTERN PRIGES DUPLIGATED. oan be affected by previous turns, |and touchsd the gambler's arm. I o Bun s g, 1 wied ot gt one ot cn st wenne,wer | [| 8 FARNAM 8T. - - OMAHA LY which lie in the past, and which can | know I aiw't fit to, but v.ill you let me nue, $5 have no congeivable influence? This | kiss her?” h:::v'mm ‘woarer in every way, is & question which has puszled| Besslobeard thequestion andturne} A i uld be 1 , 22nd, 23 — e — — — :c‘:;en:plnngiodorb];?t“l?op'.“ ‘l'o(:)tlng of | i Saundorsderet, Gese G ace, 500 ens, wnd DOUHLE AND SINCGLE ACTING or the money will be refunded by! everyono who has dver thought about | hér wonderous blue eyes toward the $hie person from whom 16 was bough! it. The chances are so great against er's face, X e dark wood, mahogany probably, and | "N, 3. Six beautitul esidence lots on Cather- POWER AND HAND have a oceiling of the same wood o c s $14,500 t. é‘f&-fi%%{ ’?n{i]fl;r‘ o run on a color thatat the first glance | ‘‘Papa don't caro,”, sho said, ‘‘he — richly carved. Oak is also a suitable [ ,,mve'se be utiny - A % M P 9 accompaniwment for leather, and ebon- | sizhtly, 3350to 3700, i1 P it scomn apparent that on the sixth | likes to have people kiss me.” ized cherry is constantly used in com- | Sevcialaue e corcer lots on Cum- nm;:.:y ::n,r-«r-u- so | turn, for fostance, the red having The woman sprang forward aud bination with it. The skill attalned o, Jawease 8team Pumps, Engine Trimmings, come up five time in succession, the Ccaught her in her arms. She kissed by the modern worker in leather is so chances are much In favor of the[the pure face a score of times and rine, black, This is, however, not the|hugged her olose. L c Hamilt: d FITTING arxa great that when antiquespecimens are | nd of Red Sircor | YIVING MACHINERY, g‘!é{gg: Aarosw o%flfl.:fln ll{‘l?l" G8 PIPE, > / Wor aale by loading Retall Dealers everywhere. *'God bless you, little angel ?” she poses that at each turn there are the k The child ran of, reproduced it {s almost impossible to | ¢: (et ot i e ra e et startllng h hi Y:l i !l'ully thol :nie :h"“'i"! ack kisses from the tips of the pack, which is praoti 3 detect which is the original, excepting | Clare, one and one halt wile trom pcstoffice snd '] il player oan tell, every fourth oard only 11 [ In the gre‘lhr briqhtnu‘. of the mlod. ;::;ymn ;:’:'Aflumnfld '.nm\}';'pfiwm:to 00/ Ach, HALLADAI wlnn' M"-Ls GHURGH A“n.sc“ooLIBELLs 3 in rovge-et-noir, at least ar as the | ber pink fingers, and the men cheer: e Ay ern coloring. French artists have| Lotsia Lowe'saddition one-half mile weet of RIEIDIUIGITIHOINS | 257585 o g s an et 8 1% i e ol i o ot it bt i ) __Cor. Paroam and 10t Bireets Omaba, Neb, game of poker!” asked the reporter, [for? Coume, let's have a another QA 8 e Horbaeha 101 and ¥nd_additlo “You're a fool, L'z,"” said a “Do you think that is sll luck, and |drink and go back to the hal complote acouracy of detail as the | ce, Lowe's 20d addition R aa P- BOYBR UO - (v i Ameri f h o that thereia noakll conosrnear”’ " | +‘Nol” eried the woman feresly. wT| &R SMMISHEG ) oy o, L —DEALERS IN— ='‘By no means. What I just 06 no h day are covered in what is known as 1t Poncler addition fust one- now about ‘aystoms,’ does not appyy [ night.” Spanish hide, which, however, unloss | Sna s 1L K dopots $260 to 81 60qonch, very onsy ) really antique, comes elther from |terms. France, Italy or Belgium, and is man- s to s game like poker, where you not he rushed past the cowboy toward ufactured in imitation of the Moorish DI . Of this the -sup- OBICAGO CORSET CO., Chiloago, L _ | 0886 onEes ST Preaap said, and setting Beesle down, she Wehave decided to close ou the balance our winter goods, before Taking Stock, playing sgainst & bank. You will [the door leading to her tent. When new light in it and there were tears A . H and to insure our doing do, we cffer the suro to como out even In tho long|in her eyes. Ah! one seos a great designs which were introduced into Busn-‘ess Lots‘ Fl re and Bu rglar Pr)) ron; but it is skill ani judgment g tl try by the| T d business I Dod 3 Blankets, who r:&ucel: his p::)y s mmthml:.“.i Rovinn os G/ farmans | and Me. Pl “‘1’; ::"l:?“"e;’hh s, :fi%:::“‘z;:fl :‘.‘:f&'&.“{‘:.é’&Jn?%.'&?f&b‘.k’i ~N7 _A_-U- I II I |S Comfortables o yout sentimental player. who soud| Thousands of dollars can be saved by 2 i hear people say that pcker is all luck, [8he passed me her paioted face had a but don't you believe it. The luck is following lines at just what deal of human nature, good and bad, gp:!n It'l: 'h“'fif:'lflf&::_'c::fl‘n l::::: [) WE 'PAID FOR THEM:|ths: ensbios » man o goi|s Vinsgarvan e baaial et icking ). &5 A " D ' ¥ ‘|ehead of the game. The man st toualn Gl & mens wa find constant trace of the | dwo good business lots on Farnam 3 :'b’o‘:‘fr';:;:‘:‘:“j""‘.lt ':l‘ ":'hl';l:’:'::‘t‘; min{ proper i\ldxm??l hlx ,uk'l;:g oare of | Moorish influgnce in which they really (66 fox sach, wih trawe bulaings ther T.OCKS % O . | ; 0 health of yourself and family. you e y sear 10:h struo. v | Dolmans. foel, My method of playing poker s [ are bilious, have sallow complexion, poor | are usually florid and highly colored; VIASHE ok on Erani aoes 10k M pve |020 Farn ham St reet s | 80 simple that it is astonishing so few | appetite, low and depressed epirits, and those which are more purely Moorlsh | Sblendid Warehouse lot on Unlon Paciflc right ’ of way, porth of track and east of Nail Work— \ tle of those wonderful Electric Bitters, hout 100 fo't wesbtrontare cn ot i, | e e = are geometrical and lower toned in a mothod and avoids entirely the sen- | ypich never fail to cure, and that for the | leather is that imported in the rough | ,Farmy, un i E = " e ) All Wool b b R T B TGS DN G HWT.0. BROW N & CO orlginated, These Flemish designs Cloaks, players pursue a similar one, but it is | generally debilitated, do not delay a mo- L color, The most expensive of all timental games, OFcourse, no method | trifling sum of fifty cents,— Tribune, soreens and panels, and Flemish de- 1axes pald, reuts coliected, an | woney loaned 1s worth auything unless it 1s backed | Sold by C. F, Goodman, Underwear, up b{ g;’?:ifj)‘:ldgdm;m' hTh. ":':"m I TR (T Twln-.- signs wrought upon it are speclally ef- ¥§'|.'?'§|'“x‘n'l‘lr""y, a6 oeuntry (Bl ety st 1oy Hoods, | tioa ouloulation of the chanoes | Tewssitings footive. Tu early days artists Who'¢| BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR WHnlESALE DRY nnons ( "] “Ia the long run it may be constd. |, S0, you have got twina at your| T8 U0 MIKE U AL DG an.| FEET WIDE ANDSEVEN FEET ’- Nubias, house," said Mrs, Bezumbe to iittle | P p LONG, WIITH EVERY ADDI- ered absolutely true in the game of poker that the player who goes in best | 102y Samuelson. “Yes, ma'am, two of 'em.” Wool Jackets, Leggins, &c, Also the following #0ods which we offer at less than Jobber's pricss: d hence if he goes in on court cards only, while others go in on small palrs, his game will win; for the other players are playing against formidable percentage. The chance of helping a pair on a thres-card draw 50 pairs Lad'os’ Cotton Hose, 8 pa'rs for 250, worth 182 pet is 1 to 8 for a triple', for auother pair .m’,‘.‘;;'p‘.‘,r Sokon Hoee, 8 pairs bor 104, | 11y sawe, fora full hand 1 to 61, and Riches in Hop Farmiog. 300 pairs Lidles’ Cotton Hose, 25° snch, worth 40 cents per pair. 25) pairs Laliss' All Wool Rogular Mado hose, 4%, worth €0 per yalr. 200 pars ' adi -/ Al Wool Regular Made hoso, T, tored largely into the decoration of » pulaces and Jarge buildings at the time| TION RECORDED OR CONTEM. NOTIONS, | *What are you going to oall them{” | {f 1 o t all fashions| CIAL MAP OF THE OITY.” “‘Thunder and Lightning,” Played:the: pact o : il . t| $5.00 EACH. oo s an oes “Why, " ames t and b_een from time to time almos ) call uhl:lydr:?ao'." AF8 MIERNER RAES 19|00 ight of by the general public, 1t been a time when the lovers of the oMAHA - - - - - "EB ;u“::fl."h. heard they were in the beautiful have not sought to exprees - for four of a kind 1 to 364, The |New York Times, At the present prices, ten acres in { chances of improvement are thus a| Until quite recently all decorative [ Hops will bring more money than WHOLESALE GROGER little more th-n(l in Bk It you go in | leather was lmpurted,bnnd llt!&uug: five hundred acres In any other farm- on pair cf jacks and three | embossed leather has been produce and, if there is & consumer or % AN ‘wool hose, armeethd dealer who thinks the piice of Hop 1213 Farnam 8t.. Omaha, Neh A i i the average with six play: | which s now in such tashionable de- | Bitters high, romember that Hops are Rea'l e G o pate. 1% wworted | org, the average chances are that[maud was manufactured in the coun- | g1,25 per Ib., and the quantity and of the earlier Kenaissance. Although PLATED UPTODAVE. *OFFI. “Well, th what pa called them is safo to affirm that there never has —_— ideas in this materi ——— e, GEO.P. BEMIS, F. ©C. MORG-AIN, players are agsinst you, which |in America, none of the painted leather 0c per pair. pESNLL T S : = 100 paias Ch Idron's all wool hose, French, to: | you are playing against ome better [ try. More than 12 years ago, how- | quality f Hops in Hop Bitters, and 'wm%'l:"vl“" R hand and two poorer ones. When |ever, even before the centennial had |the price remains the same as former- per pair ; T"“dhl-\'?‘] in all proba- | awakened an interest in the ;mrvul- ly. Don't buy or use worthlers stuff Pre £, 10,16, 20, 23, reduced o best hand. The mathemat- | ous achievements of foreign leather- | or imitations besnuse the price is less, b T AR ical expoctation of a flush when you | workers, an attempt at its manufac- & : P state HEAT‘NG AND BAKI"G th 45¢. draw to four cards of a suit is 1 to 5 |ture had been made in Now York city, Bucklin's Arnica Balve, is only attalued by asing 29 To a two-cnded straight the|and so far the production of painted 14 Savy . i | deaw is worth 1to 67 Thus, you see | leather, or, as 1t 15 called, “‘illumi- | rore o oAV i a0 S thios Ox ts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcews, balt Rheum, Fe- CHARTER 0AK : a‘.'.'."&"pf"‘ s ?L‘l‘.: E;Lln:'uffi‘.l:l.ldwked a ;l\n’igh;{i- more dftionlt todraw than | nated leather,” 1s in the hands of one | ver Sores, T““'ic'i'fl'“ H“u J 1008 DAt cannot be el a flush, M, onck to the contrary |firm, The method ¢f communicating | blains, Corns, and all skin eruptio . Ll These Reductions notwith 7. A flush or o straight | color to the material is o trade secret; | Psitively cures piles. It is l’““"flm gfincy ’ Stoves and nges‘ | should always bo played as ngo always | it has the appesrance of having been | e, *ptisfaction 1 wsgey rafundess WITH Aare 8> marke! that Fuyers canna be decolv. | with a omber of players, aud | dyed, although oil paints only areused | = Gbrdman » ' | Wlu [}AUZE Uvgn Dmm& | o1, The sale will ouly never = mul): ILumbn. oxcept as | for the purpose The effect is not in *For sale by| age. o man who basis his system | the least as if the colors were merely | Horsford's Acid Phosphate as & Re= . f Last TWemY Days, upon such principles as these will play | 1ald on, for the entire thickness of the frigerant Drink in Fevers- 16th and Douglas 8t., MILTON ROCERS & SONS ' And the best Bargalns will be picked out lon_ | ® Winning game of poker.” leather appears permeated with color. | Dz, 0. 8, DAVIS, Meriden, Conn., St A, that time. ” What are the chances of holding | This result has only been obtained af- | says have used 1t as & pleasant oM AXA. o J L y! aight flush?” ter years of study and experiment, |aad cooling drink in fevers, and have “‘Why, about 1 in 300,000 and 1 io | and tho manufacturer is an English- | been very much pleased with 1" Omaha . Neb. {uli-m8e) r O'DONAHOE & DOWNEY, *