Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 14, 1883, Page 2

e s THE DAJLY BEE--OMAHA WEDNESDAY MARCH 14 STRENGTH to vigorously push a business, strength to study a profession, strength to regulate a household, strength to do a day's labor with- out physical pain, All this repre- sents what is wanted, in the often heard expression, 'Oh! | wish i had the strength!" If you are broken down, have not energy, or feel as if life was hardly worth liv- ing, you can be relieved and re« stored to robust health and strength by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT- TERS, which is a true tonic—a medicine universally recommended for all wasting diseases. sot N, Fremont St., Baltimors During the war I was in- jured inthe stomach by a piece of a shell, and have suffered fromiteversince. Aboutfour yearsagoit brought on paraly- sis, which kept me in bed six months, and the best doctors in the city said I could not live. Isuffered fearfully from indigestion, and for over two years could not eat solid food and for a large portion of the time wasunable to retain even Tiquid nourishment. I tried Brown's Iron Bittersand now after taking two bottles I am able to get up and go around and am rapidly improving, l G. DECKER. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is a complete and sure remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Weakness and all diseases requir- ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic tonic, It enriches the blood, gives new life to the muscles and tone to the nerves, TO CONTRACTORS—DREDGING Your attention |s cal'ed to contracts to be let tor ditchin . Ditch in Burt and Washington o 'nt/es, abyut thicteen miies long, In w rking westions’ h ough & marsn, wid h_ about 6 feet, wid # lopl g L102 fort derty from 6to7 foun, drtto o moved abouts fect from brivk of ditch Numbor of cab ¢ vards 1o be moved about 112, 740 Baid 1t hla beln tructed Ly sald Lwo o8 under statu' Ading tor craining Fpr ved Feb 28, 1881 Wo k to ace rasncowl h p\ ns aud_ape itica- tious. For further informati n apply to tne county clerk of el her of ald countics. and see copor: of enginoer and procesdingy of board commi +loners «f rai cou ties and part oul Shatof P broa-y Sih. 1844 Alny the official ad- ver isement in the Blair Pilot aud in Burs Coun check and mame of (uritie', on (¥ hefore March 224 1883, 46 p. m. with county (le k ¢f urt county, A A Toomes, Dupliostes (withous checks) ' with county olerk of Washing on county. Ela k torms tor propossls will be supp led” by sad clerka. By o derof BUARDS OF BAID COUNTIES, tob 19-0ew m& o0 3t BRIDGE PROPOSALS. Healed pr_posa s will be recelved by the Board ot Co uty Commissioners of Gage county, Neb., 1or 1he erection of & bridge actoss the B'g Blue \river upon «ither one of th _wagon roads ioadin oast trom the town of WymoF , Gago cou t ud_ver and » cross s d river. Naid bridge o be une hundred and fitty (150) feet iong, and €0 hiave either piles, 8to ¢, or 'ron p ers. 'Alwo for the orec/fon of & bridye, suitable to the 1l o, across Indian Creek, on the lino betw. en ‘woctionw twenty -nine (24) ' nd hirty (30), about onsmile ou hwesy of Wymore, Uag: county, Neb. Low bridge at ths place proferred. Also n bridgo vcross T rkey Creek, southeast of I'eWitt, Nob., to replace the cld one now in 22 2 use. A1l *r'dsen to be of wood, iron or combination Albds'o b+ accompaniod by plans and speci- 1,0t ons to be sealcd and filed with the Connty lerk on or before 12 o'clock noon, March 20th, B3, ‘The Commissioncre r <erve the right to y and all (ios, 8 c:a stul bidders will b ur dtog ebond for the faithtul performance £1 thir cotract #iy orde 1 the Ccunty Oommissioners, p—tmy, A J. PETHOUD, { s, } ‘County Clerk. U~ ) Beat 120 Feb. 2 1883 me-d 4w N CORSETS Every Coract is Warranted satis- Wotory to ite woarer in every way, or the money will be refunded by the person from whom it was bought. ronounced lelans T Taurions i3 tha wemime, ‘end shdonet by Lidies a8 2 P Snforablo aad pertect. Biting Gorvet sver ST PRICES, by Mall, Postage Patds Sealth Prescrving, $1.50, Self-Adjusting, 91.50 Abdeminal (extra heavy) 98.00. N Woalth Preserving (fno couth §8.00. Ik pporting, 81.50. Weor sale by loading Hetall Dealors everywhere. hicugo, 1L OHICAGO CORSET C OR. HENDERSON, 606 & 605 Wyandotte St., KANSAS CITY, MO. | i years practice—12 Chicago. by the State to tren d Private pay, 1l worm, Urinary a { (wight desses), SEAUAL DERILIT ! \oss of sexu ( ed or moncy refung ds of cases cured No ) detention from bus| on froe and coufidential—call or w Age i are Lmportant, A BOOK for 1 trated—and cireulare of other this for two o stamps. Free Musewr Send 81, 82, 83, or 85 for & sample re. tall box by Express, of the it eandles ‘m America, put up in el t X8, AN SmcmERree. ut bo. d atrfetly pure. Stita- . Ex. mm‘ i : = ke, Try it unce. Addrvss, C. F. GUNTHER, | ble for ‘nu Crafectioner, C ! formula of each particular maker. ¢|in his employment a man and & boy s [ ahoulder that is no louger than two or FALSE LEGS AND ARMS. Wonderful Perfeotion Reacked in Making Artificial Limbs. What They are Made of and How Operated Writing With indian Rubber Hends snd Skating on Wooden Legs Fewer pareons are seenon the stroets In New York with umpty sleeves and using crutches than ia any Karopean city wi h an cqual popalation. The improvement now made In the manu- facture of artificial limbs is moat marked, and the articles that are sup plied to-day are so perfect, both in thelr construction and action, as to al most defy detection, and many men, women and children now go about the scroets with artificial legs and arms whom nobody would ever suspect of being maimed. Tho records of the Americin Patent Offise show 150 patents, or more thau double of all Earopean patents for similar inventions. The civil war, in which 80 many soldlers and sailors were mutilated, no doubt len: great impetas to inventors and makers. The annual number cf artificlal limbs now manufagtnred in America is estimated ot 120,000, The surgical operations in the form of amputation are com- puted at 100,000. HOW THEY AKE MADE. To supply the loss of any one limb, or of all limbs, the manufacture of artificlal members has been brought to such perfection that they can be used by thelr wearers with almost as much facllity as the natural limbs, Artificlal limbs are now almost universslly made of willow wood, a affording “greater strength, llghtness and nlf!lty than could be obtained with other materlals, The materials formerly used were as varled as their mode of construction. Some were of tin, solid wood, and even of iron, while the different j,ints were worked with all sorts of complicated machin ery In the shape of cogged whoele, steel springs, eto.,, which wero not only cumbersome aud nolsy in their operation, but were constantly gotticg out of order. The articles of to-dsy obviato all this, Over the willow foundation is stretched a coverlng of leather which is enameled to represent the natural flesh, while the juints are articulated by means of light eprings of steel, rubber and cord, according to the FALSE LEGS, Mr. A, A. Marks, of No. 169 Broad- way, Is one of the largest manufac- turers in this country, He now ha who are fitted each with two false legs Both cau run and walk almost as well as those possel their nataral limbe, The maker attributes his suc cess to the use of rubber for the feet of his legs and ignores what he terms as having been 8o long the bagbear of all makers, the artificial ankle joint. Certainly his legs are entirely noise- lees, while the action of the knoe joint in s perfect as possible, FALSE ARMS, Hisarms ave so constructed that they oan be fitted to a "stump at the three iuches, and yot made to aot almost as well as the natural limb. These arms are so constructed as to enable the wearer to take off his hat or put it on, reise a cigar, or to take ho'd of and lift arything of moderate weight, This end is obtalned by means of cords and spiiogs, the former passirg across the shoulders and being fastened under the oppesite arm- pit. By means of a slight downward pressure of the stump into the sock:t of the limb the eprings are set in action and the desired mo- tlon in given, The hands are made of soft rabber, with annealed wire run ning through the fingers, which allows them to be put into any desired pos! tion, Others are made like the foet— of solld rubber sponge, which affords a gocd grasp if anything is placed ba tween the thumb and fingers. Pa tients thus supplied can even write with their hande, 1o proof of which he exhibiis mavy specimens of their call- graphy. Iu the palm of the hand is fitted a sorew socket into which can be ficted & kuife and fork for the purposes of eating at table. The most usefal snd strongest appliance, however, isa hook which screws on to the wrist In place of a hand, for with its immenee weights can be lifted, parcels carried and many other things done w‘hloh the hand would not be capable of, MARVELLOUS EXCELLENCE, In addition to the usual arlifictal limbs & large practice is had in ex- tending a shortened or deformed leg to agree with lts fellow and so well 18 this done that detection is impossible wheu the wearer is dreesed. Alegor an arm will last usually from five to fifteen years, Mr Marks' employe, to whom reference has al roady been made, states that he for years was acoustomed to skate and that too after he tock to wearing his two artificlal legs. The only difficulty that he feels at all in thelr use s when Keing up stairs, The price of artificial legs is from $65 to 8125, while arms are somewhat 1 For hauds and feet the price is regulated by the trouble required to make a fit, Mr. Marks contends that hisy method of usig rabber feet to work on a etiff ankle jeluts 1s the best of all, as the rubbor gives all the elastloity and spring required. Mr Fr however, another maker cured several patents for his inventions, holds that his mode of using & universal arkle joint with a comporition foot and the epring joint is the beatof all inventions yet brought out, and 1t is undoubted'y most per. fect in ajpearauce and action when in actual use, . He says these jiints have greater bearlug surface; they are much stronger and more reliable, and are more life like in every particular, HOW THEY (PERATE, The mode in which the artificial legs operate when worn 1s as followe: When the leg ts moved forward to make & step, the heel first comes in contact with the ground; when the ankle moves, the foot draws down on a spring which sots instantly on the knee joint, holding it firm to recel: the welght of the Wearer; aud in s P ping from the artificial leg, as soon as the kneo la flexed the cord s relaxed, which allows tho other cord to raise the foot from the ground, carry the lower log forward, and msake the next step almost without an effort, Both makera state that the majority of their ollents ave those that have been In railroad accidents, Mr, Marks has now under conslderation the fitting of a child about two years of age with a complete set of limba who was born with veither arma nor lege, their place belng only repre sented with short stumps of from two to six ioches long. He thinks he will be able to so fit the uufortunate child a8 to enable him to move about when ho geows older. OOUIDENTAL JOITINGS, .QNV’INI. Mont.ua law library contains 2,163 'be Hope mive at Phillipsburg had an ot $859 752 1o 18 clalus tohave the largest ma- souie Lidge in the territory, All of the ksmblivg houses st Benton have ba nolosed up by the authorities, A wix deys muil routo hus beeu estab- lished between Bozemanand Virginia City, ‘The Mi«soula fair assoclation will cele- brate the 4th of July with races and other amusements, It is estimated by experts that the tim- ber in the Bitter Root Valley is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, Real estate in Helena hes depreciated at least 2) per cent rince the bill was intro- duced in the legislature for the removal of the capital, A Butts paper predicts that the value of the gross ontput of the Montana cooper company of that city will reach 82,000,000 for this year, Helena's big hotel is to cost $225,000, of whioh it is rumored $170,000 has been sub- ecribed by the Eoglieh sy dicate, which purchased the Drum Lummon mine, ¢ The Fort Macinnis freight and tra porting will be done at Custer, and to th end the company his erected platforms to receive and load the ore from the mines, The Cable mine at Butte still continues to put forth a fine quality of ore, and the expectations of the owners that it will be the richet mine in Montana appear likely to be fulfil'ed, OOLORADO. The city of Dauver has recently been divided into nine warde, 1t i reported that three mines in the Bunker Hill wining district wero recently wold to an Eoglith company for $3,600,L00 n cash. The different minivg properties through- cut the state are puttiog in an unususily large amount of new machinery this sprivg. The saloon keepers of Denver have or- ganizod a protective association in order to defend their interests against the threstened temperance crusaders, Arrangements are ilready perfected whereby the city of Denver will be one of the most heautiiul in the west in the mat- ter of public parks and gar: ens, The new criminal courts which were in. augurated by the last legislature have beer set to work, and they are {5 nd to be a great help to the regular judiciary of the state. 3 The Chicago and Kaneas City mining company with a capital of $1,000,000is the nawe of s recenily organized concern which will invest heavily in Colorado mining property. The site for the new government build- ivg in Denver is under litigation, 7'abor, the bonsnzs king bought it with & clouded title and wold it to the govarnment with this incumbrance unremoved. The Gay Toll road unmnln{ of Garfield county has tiled articles of incorporation with the secretary of state, The purpose of the company is to build gocd roads through the mountain 'passes of the county, The Diamond Tunnel gold and silyer mininz company in Clear Creek county bas determined to erect a will for the trextment of the large amounts of concen- trating ore which their mine is capable of producing. WABHINGTON TERRTORY. Aftor May 1st boats will make daily trips from Seattle to Victoria, The Wasbington improvement company has incorporated at Seattle, The primary object of the new company is to cut & caual to eonnect the waters of Liakes Ucion and Washiogton, back « f Seattle, «nd in- oidenta ly to supply the city with water, run steamboats « n the lakes and use the power to be ebtained for the purpose of manufactures, WYOMING, ©One etore in Cheyenue is illuminated with eeven electric lights, The Larsmie stock yards are said to be the most cowmlete in the territory. 'lhe new city directory of Cheyenne gives the city « population of about 7,000, R. 8. Vao Tassell, & heavy stock dealer of Cheyenne, recently cold $200,000 worth of catt e tu the Pewderiver cattle com- pany. The “secretary of the territory has re- ceived » number of inqniries from Massa- chuset & arking how many women voted in Wyoming, The new clty council of Cheyenne has j wt teen organiz«d and there is a big fi.ht over the city marehaiship between the op- posing factions, T.ie ex-trensurer of Carbon county has been called upon to explain a shortige of #19,000 which nlvcurret} duriog his adwiv. istration of the « thice, The periodical tree planting time has ar- rived 1o Cheyenne and Laramie City and ench house volder'will now dg h: les and crmpleted will cot from 88,000 o850 will bs paid for & cate thoy will c B G_OO:DM_A_ IN 10,000 not cure or help - - According to the territorial tax assees. mont Barnes county stands third on the list in wealth.} Wild hops, that are regarded an pood as oan be eultivated, are suid to grow pro. fusely on the bauks of the Cheyeune river, Now building are being started in Kim- ball and Brale counties every day and there is & demand for carpenters, The Dakota railronds scld exeursion tickets from the principal townainthe ter- ritory to Sioux Uity to allow the people to weo Emma Abbott, It in predicted that within the next two years Fort Pierre will have more inhabi. tants and be larger than any other town between Yankton sud Bismark, Plnkinyton is progressing. city linrary well supplie forming to erect & city hall and other improvements are going forward, Co'umbia, Brown county, commenced building on the 15t of October, 1832, snd now has more capital invested in buildings than any town in the James valley between Redfield aud Jemestown. On last Friday o broken rail on the Manitoba road near Fargo threw & passen- ger train from the track overturuing three conches which contained one hundred pas- #ngers, Not a single person was injured, It is settled beyond a debut that the Milwaukes railroad will be extended from 1t has a company is Litcher to Huron, during the coming summer, By tho lst of Octooer trains will leave Huron daily for Chicago, Bondell people are indignant over the dsmiog up of the river at Colvmbia, Brown county, which has let the river to run entirely dry in many places, thereby destroying fish by thousands and stagnat- 1ng the water eo that it is not fit f k to drink, CALIFORNIA Los Angeles hears rumrs of & new opera house for that place. There are three prisoners in the county Jail at Sacramento charged with murder, bank is constructin im- and warehouse on the bay be- tween Martinez and Port Costa. The miners at Whiskytown, Shasta county, in public meeting assembled, last week, protested against the employment :)! Chinese in the mines, Tre board of pollce commisioners of Sacramento dismirsed the charges against Police Court Bailiff Eldred, who bad been accused of frequenting & house of ill-fame, and acquitted him, Efforta are being made to hnve the next meeting of the £l Dorado district agricul. tural association, which includes El Do. rado, Nevada, Piacer and one or two other ceunties, held in Nevada City. The hotel men at Lake Tahoe aro ex- pecting an early searon this year and have already commenced to get ' bivgs in readi ness for tourists, A new iron stewmer i being built for passeuger travel on th: lake and will be ready by the 1at of June. Henry Sleeton, a cook in a Los \ngeles botel, died suddenly a few days ago under peculiar circumstances, He Lfil a tooth extracted, and, ns is ususl, the dentist np put ia sprouta culy o seo them dio ae be alroudy has every season siuce the territory was urganized. OREQON Nows has been received at Portland that Umapire, the famous Indian scout. has been murdered in Montans, Ta the northern part of Umatilla county, durlvg the recent cold snap, many onttle died, Ouns man lost sey bundred head of thoroughbred buc William Shutter wea killed at Alba last week while oxmivg down a hill on snows thoes, He wasunder full speed snd, going over a log, swok s limbin his body, which caused d:ath, Dailas hoast of & ten.year.ola girl with Lucrerin Borgian instine's, The young poisorer is un orphan and was adopted by & womun named hields, The proege wis 0o soover installed in her new bome than she procured some strychuice, and, after Kui-uuix & wil the dogs about the place, gave rhenelactress a dose, which nearly prov. ed fatal. The pirl seems possessed of a manin for poisouing every living thing about her, L st Chance is the name of & new town on the Northern Pacific road, 386 wiles from Portland, The town is composed of one burber shop, three China wash houses, six restaurants, ewht stores and uoly thirty-two salocne, Most of the ssloons wre kept open day snd night ani h.ve & pretiy fair rup, as the town is just in its glory. The la kest part of Superintendent Hallett's force is at prescnt congregated near the town, DAKOTA. Buildings of all kinds are progressing in » lively wanver at DeSmet. In a short time Lishon and Fargo will be copnected by a telegraph line, The Oooperstown institute is to be fifty feet square, with rooms for seventy. five to one ki d echolars, and when plied a strong liquid to the cavity to kil the nerve, On Wednesday pywmis, or blood poisoning, set in and that night he died. Charles Heidelberger was admitted to the Chiistian Bro hira’ college, Mertinez, recently. His uv wed purpose was to re. celve a religious equcation, Last Thurs. «day he packed his things and stated that he was goirg to Sau Krancisco. One of the hrothers ' ecame suspicious and ex- awined his travk, when it was ditcovered Do not auffer ot let your friends unf AS for, but use and urge them to use Hep WHOLNSALR DEALER TN B.::::;-m\)nr, Hop Biters fs no vile, DRUG’S, PAINTS, OILS, druggoed, drunken nostram, but the Window and Plate ('ass. Pureat and Beat Med cino ever made; the “Invalid’s Friend aud Hope," and no person or family should be without them Try the Bi'ters to-day. gy b d 48 Angone contewplating bulldlng store, bank, of any other fine antago 80 corren oad with us before purchasing Shelr Plate Glase, C. F, GOODMAN, OMAHA - . "STEELE, SJHNSON & CO., - SALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN Horsford's Ao d Phos~hate 8 recommenced for headsche occas sloned by indigestion, and whenever there ia n general feeling of sluggish- no2es and lack of enerpy. oruast £'s Ottfor, J h7th 1 83, e WHOI v d a' this offic 5, Aprl . 18 1583, or at the ram« hour (s jowing * r the difference in time ) a* the 0 c:@ of tar Qua t r- waniers at *hofol owing nime dsta iona,a which places & d 1irae thoy wi | b- opsned in the pres- euce of bivd ra fer the furnis I g a d de ivery ot Miitary suptLos du e u o vier commence ig July ist, 1884, o d e di g Ju e 30th, 154, n 251 llows, Wood." Hay and Chae oal. of suchof | = IOVUIT ) 8alt, Sugars, Canned Coods, and said supi s may be requred a* Omy o Leio, F ort Nich ara Fort S ony, rt Ruacll, Fort S cele, Fort " A St Per e ducr, For, Iy r. All Grocers' Supplies. , Fort M:Kinney, , od Fort Th rnburgh f 500 tons of Coal of 2:40 | ound; to the ton F 1910 ale wil'ale) be recalv d at tris flice up to the day a1 d hoursbove tor the aeliv- 1y 00 the cars «t the p in* ne o the 0 incs on ‘he e of the Uni i Pa ific A Full Line of the Best Brands of 1war, of elght 1i_ n p unds Corn, und on“m llion p> nd _Oa's dnt r gr in should £t.te te rate per 100 Lbs not per hushel. Pioporals for e'ther class of the storis mon- tio et orfor auatiteslas thaa the whoo v | 4gents for BBNWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER G0. i of five hundr.d_d-llars (85 0+ x cu'ed y In_acoordasc wi h the jrinted i struc tions, and ujon the tlak forw for i hed und r tols advert emnt, gusianfoelr g tha he party making the prop’sal shal £o withdraw the rane within elxty days frcm the da e nnounced for openit g thew; and that it al * prop.sali ac- ceptod and & con ract for the suppliea tid f awadd (hereunder, hwill, within ten ay ter belog notified o the awird (provided Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB. Capital Stook, - - $100,000. ba in triplicare, sparat: foF oact w ticle at ach . BOYER JO., h notifica ion e mede wit in themxty da 8 ab ve . Fire and Burglar Pro> pecforma ce «f the cint u't The governme the + i+ d and e-timated qua: tit es f wiod, iny ma ked. ‘Fropro sls for— - - = REIES A, in char, office, Dept. of tho is only attalned by using S #nd must be a2 cmpanied by ond in ===DEALERS IN=——— mentiorad), wc ept the sume and furnish g cd and sufficieat surctics, atonce, for tho fai hful Teserves the 1, ht tor ject any or A1l propossls, B A priference will be given to articl.s of dome:~ tin production, Biank vr p 8:18 and printed cleculars, o'ating ) _‘ 1ng fuil in<iructions we t, tho ma nir f 1id k O 4 p"h; ion x:w thi | o orto {hu Quarterma:ters |020 F h S t T R arnham Street, id ddre sed ¢ th u- ders gn o 'he res- JUH « UKE ptati. A, M, I, 8. PERFECTION N = = N i 7 F =2 = = =tY: - JAS. B. HEARTWELL, Prosident. A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President. E. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Samuel Aloxander (H):wnm Oltver, that he had it full of wearing apparel and jowelry, which he had tien from the colege. A churge of burglary was en- tered against him and he was locked up. NEW MEXIOO. Quartzite mountain is the latest mining oamp in the territory which is attracting attention, The mines at Cave creek near the Per. cha are attragting considerable attention AmoDg speo! and others, Kirgston {s said to be the liveliest town which sprung up during the recent mining excitement in that distriot. Mission chools bave been started at Sil. ver City, Ei Paso and Las Oruces under the auspices of the Missionary society. Lioden is the name of a new town located in the heart of the Mesilla moun. tain twenty miles south of Las Cruces, The town site of Gallup is in dispute, sud soeculators are takinz advantage of the flaw in the title by jumpiog the prop- erty. Werk on the university of New Mexico ot Santa Fe was resumed last week andthe structure will now be pushed to a rapid complstion, A mountain of gray marble has been found five miles east of Socorro. The prop-rty has aiready been purchased by un Francisco parties, On & hill just north of Silver City can be found the foundations of an old village built by an extinot race. Many frag- ments of o'd pottery have been picked up in the vicinity, Grant county proposes to tax the South. ern Pacific railroad, The county commis- wioners say thal ths company cannot clain exemption tor the reaton that it is a Cali- fornia corporation, Work on the Lordsburg and Clifton railroad s progressing rapid'y. Four | miles cut of Clifton have been graded and something over three miles out of Lords. burg. Over six hundred men are now working aod four bundred more will be set to work a8 soon as they can be found, NEVADA. The Piute Indians in Neyads, haviog heard of the recent quail-eating feat io New York, are desirons of unle:taking a similar task, An Austin Indian is willing t0 wager his squaw that be will cat three ducks a day fora year, proviiing some one will furnish the ducks. Tuscirora 1 evidently a tongh town to raise childiren in. An exchange says: Boys who are hardly out of their swaddling clothes run about the strests at night, whooping and yelling, swearing and using vile and obsence langusge, much to the annoyance and disgust of passers-by. Hawley, Nay, Kar), Francis and Ander- #on, men who attempted to rob the Central Pacifio express train at Mon. tello 1ecently, have been eafely delivered to the state pris thorities at Carson. The three first-named are under mentence of fourteen years each and the other two will serve twelve yearseach. Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best Bitters Ever Made. They are compounded from Hops, Malt, ‘Buchu, Mandrake and Daude lion,—the oldest, best, and most vala- able medicines in the world and con- tain all the best and most carative properties of all other remedies, being the grestest Blood Parifier, Liver Regulator and Life and Health Res- torivg Agent on earth, Nodiseaso or ill health can possibly long exist where these Bitters ars used, so varied and perfect are their operations. They give new life and yigor to the and infirm, To all whose em yments cause Irregularities of the or urinary organs, or who re- uire an Apetizar, Touic and mild gtinmllnl, Hop Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stim- ulating, without intoxicating. No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what the disease or ail- ment 18, use Hop Bitters, Don's wait uotil you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once. It way save your life. Hun- dreds have been saved by so doing. A. L. Olarke, C., Webster t, Jas. B. Heartwell, D. M, McEl Hinney. MILTON ROZERS & SONS OMIAEYS ., fell-m&y! First Mortgage Loansa Specialty furnishes a permanent, home S T. SINEHOILD, Institution where 8chool Boa eand other legally MANUFACTURER OF issued Municipal securitie 10 Nebs T TR Window Caps, Finials, 8kylights, &c. 416 THIRTEKNTH STREET, . - - OMAHA, NEB, A. M. CLARK, Painter&Paper Hanger SIGN WRITER & DRCNRATOR. WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER! Window Shades aud Curtains, (OORNIOES OURTAIN POLES AND FIXTURES. Paints, Oils & Brushes, (i Bouth 14th Btroet NERBRASK A A 8kin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever. DR. T FELIX GDU.RABD Oriental Cream or Magical Bean- tifier, 8 Tan. Pimples, Freck 1 every blemish on beautyad defls o PURIFIES AL Whia. s Bautifios the SkI8 £0yeurs an’ 180 haru- less we t'e it to prepara- tioni« p o porly made Accopt no count reit of similar pame. The distingvishrd Dr. L. 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