Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1883, Page 7

THR DALY BrE~TUES: AY MAY 8 —— R HARKNESS BRO'S, DRY GOODS & CARPET HOUSE. Have the Largest Stook and Croicest Patterns of CARPETNS! Ever Brought to the City, and at LOWER PRICES than ever offered in this vicinity, DO INO TIME TABLE. rture of trains from the local dep.ts. tart trom the Unlon Pa ffis depot faster than Inca . U, P, ou Council Bluffs time. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, Arrive, Mali and Accom, 45 m | il and B 00 p w | INEOTDALIONA] Banking Company, Cannon Ball.. 4:50 f‘ m | Cannon Ball..11:05 & m No. 207 Broadway. Cor Falton Street, 350 p m 55 a m | Frm Sloux O'y.6: I lobrars, Leave Cou Mail and E Atlantic Ex 3 x RRIEY CHICAGO, MILWAUAKK AND BT, PAUL. Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omah, Mail and Ex..*7:15 a m | Pacific E 9:¢ Atlantic Ex..{3:40 p m | Mail and Fx.. *Except Sunday Mondays. {Daily Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Bluffa, 8am 9am, 10am, Maw,1m2pm3p m, 4 p'm, 5pm,6pw. Leave Omaha. 11an, tpm, 2pm, 3 anday the cars , and run rogularly during the da ‘and 6 o'clock, and run to city time Depot. 9 0'clock a9, 11, OOUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD The followlng are the times of artival a.d do ‘ne minntes esrfer than bo ow sated, | oln tralus run FExcopt Saturdays. $Except 8am, 9am 10am, m, 4 pm,5pm,6pw Street cars run halt hourly to the Union Paciflc gin their trips at 7 Rl - L W o TO CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING. HARKNESS BRO'S, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. WITH YOU CAN BUY A WHOLE t | at the vepot ut ten minutes later. | o0 paol lues and K, U, ruon C i ago hall_hour faster than' local. Wabash ment Bond, tralos run on 8t. Louls ity mi utes 1SSUR OF 1864, ornment, and are redeemed 1.1 drawlngs, FOUR TIMES ANNUALLY, Until] each and every bond 18 drawn with draw a prizo, as there are no biankn THE TH (EE HIGHEST PRIZ 10,000 Fiorins, 20000 ¢ 15,000 must draw & premiom of pot less than 200 FLORINS, \The next drawlng takes place on the IstofJune, 1883 of o is entitlod to the v rawn tnereon on that dite. Out-of-town oraers eeut in oonds for the next drawing For orders, circuiars, and any other informa tlon, addres, ESUABLISHEDIN 1874, The absve Government bonds are not to b cnpsred with nny lottery whataoever, and 0o 8a N. B—1In writing, please stato that you Fob.7-d 1y in the Omaba Bee. » MRS, B, J. HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOK 222 Broadwav. Counoil Bluffa DUFRENE & MENDELSSHON, ARGHITEGTS REMOVED TO Omaha National Bank Bvilding, “FOR TABLE USE” ‘The Natural Mineral, KAISER WATER From Birresborn on the Rhine RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEDI- CAL AUTHORITIES, FRED'K HOLLENDER, Sole agert or the and Canals, 115,117,119 Elm ~ New Y A23-3m to a practical test. ADAPTED TO | COKE OR WOOD. MANUFACTURED BY SAINT LOUIS, { " BOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA SHORT LINE —OF THE~ OEIOCAGO, Milwaukee & St. Paul| RAILWAY %5 pow running its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS | trom OMAHA ARD OOUNCIL BLUFFS ~WITH— Pullman’s Magnificent Slespers —AND THE— Finest Dining Cars in the World. IF YOU ARE CGOINC iEAS CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE, Or to any polnt beyond; or IF YOU ARETGOING NORTH | ST, Take the BEST ROUTE, the Ohicago, Hilwankes& St. PanlR’ Ticket office located in Paxto) Hotel pot and at Millard Hotel, Omaha, 88 Sce Time Table in another column, F. A. NASH, General Avent, 0. H, FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha, A, V. H, CARPENTER, General Manage General Pass. Agent. . CLA EO. H. HEAFFORD, Geperal Sup ). Aw't Gev, ‘e Agen PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS , at corner Faram and Fourteenth strects aud st U, P. De- FIVE DOLLARS Imperial Austrian 1001, Govern- which honda are | s«ed aud recured by the gove Iarges or 81 sli v premium. Every bond must AMOUNT o Any bonda not drawingone of the above prizcs and every bond bought cf ua onor before the 1st dle promium that MOISTRRED LT TmRs, and inclosing 85, will secire one of these nfilc wiih any of the laws of tho United Ara acknowledged to be the bsst by all who have put them HARD & SOFT GOAL Buck’s Stove Co., PIERCY & BRADFORD, America Triumphant. OSCULATION IN NEVADA. How the Young Ladles Kiss In Seven Flourishing Towns. The Bodis Free Press says that the Aurora giris are not satisfied unloss thoy are kissed on the mouth. They prefer to be embraced at the same twe. A Carson girl atarts in to klss at thirteen ot fourteon, and by the time she is twenty she has a perfect knowl- edge of how it ought to be done S)metimes sho offors her cheek lo a very bewitching way, but general thing her ponting llps are taken ad- vantage of. Sne also expecta & gentlo presaure of the naod. There i1 nothlng backward cboa the girla of Rano They onjoy kiss- ing and are proud of the way they go about It, They expeot a clivgiog kias —a kiss that lasta acout three scc ude, They do no‘ object to haviug the pleasant job repeated at futervals during the vleis of ‘hofortunats youny n, The glrls of Virginia City are cov- sidered cold and mors fuad of danciay than osculating. Trey ki ke o slster does her b:other——a mere mechanfcal movement of the head and lipn. Tae Brldgeport girla seldom allow any one to take liberttes with their choeks, but when they are tempted they give a kiss in return for the one Impressed on their blooming cheaks, The victim is left in a atate of bliss, Mill Cree'- maidens know bat little about kis.cix “1t they are always auxious to lencu, Wha: the lack in grac2 they make up ia foud earnest— uess. To recllne fn the arms of a lover ls conaidered valgar and lode- cent, The Biahop Creek girla wantto be kissed on the mouth every time. Tho dignified. cold and aris'o)eatic kisn on the firehead does not go with them, When a B dle girl s embraced sho wants to do all the kissing herself, and the notse she mskes resembles tho ro- port of a elapjack striking agalnst the dinlogroom Aocr *Those who dusden sensation and stupefy the patlent to relleve sufforing maoko a grave mistake. They proceed upon the false idea that it s leglti- mate to procure relfef from pain by destroying physical sensibillty, This methody carried to the last extremity, would kill the patient to end suffering, 1 ts not presumed that Lydia E. Piukham’s Vegetable Compound will ratse the dead but It ofien does re- srore those who are given up as hope- lexs cases, A GAY GULF PORT. Gusymes Destined to Have an Im- portant Place in Commerce.. Tae country around Goaymas, sayas thi New York Tribune, likeall Sonora is hilly and arld. It raiss rarely, but ths soil 1s excecdingly fertile, and the cxperience of thoso who havs tried it stows that borlug for water is as apt to meet with lts proper reward thore o olsewhere. I visited the ranch «f Senor Bustamente, abcut five miles irom Guaymas, who cultivates some 200 acres by Irrigation. Be oot wuter at a depth of about twenty fivo feer, and put in a steam pump, which . | dulivers water enough to lrrigats about , | four hundred acres. I saw thure o plece of alfalfa—a sort of clover, a favorite green foed for cattle on the Paclfic coast—which was then vader the mower's scythe. It stood full three and a half tons to the acre, and I was assured by the manager of the rauch that they cut nlne crops & year from this lot, It s irrlgated about once 8 fortnight. The oranges of Guaymas are as flae as any in the werld, and In due time, if the lawe of trade are permitted to have their course, will put an end to orange growing in California, for no oranges can be grown north ot Loulsiana, The richness of the soll is further {llus- trated by the cheapness of vegetables, Deliclous green peas, string beans, lettuce, tomatoes and the like could be bought there for less than one- quarter the price at which they could be bought even in thelr season at New York—a by no means dear market for vegetables. In salling through the harbor, just outalde the ‘‘Silver Gate,” I passed several fishermen's boats—Mexican, of course We called one of the boats to us. In the bottom of it we saw alx or eight fish, looking llke sal- mon and welghing anywhere from sixty to elghty pounds, We bought one; the price was two bits,” or 45 cents of ourmoney. It welghed about fifty pounds, costing less than 1 cent bo | 41 w AMERICAN BREAKFAsT | pound, and was a deliclous fish, Of A B c CEKEALS awarded silver | course, now that the rallroa open, Gon Food Exhibitione g o watiieals ¢tco Low | and 'w market for the surplus preductions of the country is pro- AMERIC, EREALS recelved the higl " est wards at Am, Tns, Falrs '76, '78 & '79. A.B.C 1576 Al B- c choice ¢ Foods in the worl Patented, U. 8. and Gt. Britain. AMERICAN spurious imitations, BREAKFAST Centannial BHEAKFAST CEnEALS are the parest and . WH'TE WHEAT, W A G OATS, hut'ed. crushed o Ba Vs cooked, disicated. 520 vided, these prices cannot rule long, though the Mexicans of this re- glon are not familiar with the laws of commerce, and are slow to profit by opportunities for improving their con- ditfon, which involve a change of habits. I found them drawing water to supply the town from wells by methods which would have seemed rude to the dwellers in Mesopotamia h- id. in the days of Abraham. It was A. B- G- g ;sconomical, palatable easily digested of el foeda. A- B- c- Co', 83 Murray 8 odby sll lewding grocers, At w axton & Gallagher, Omaha, ONLY The OrR! 7| CEREALS the most nourish- ASKFOR A. B C. BRAND A B 0 C:;f:il:':\,c”?f‘.fl:?JQFB‘ holsted in buckets made of untanuned o Ba U+ oo “being already steam [ hides, and emptled into a reservoir. cooked, Send for circulars. e R e e e S0 AMERIOAN BREARKFAst|Dsg® of 8 similar character, swupg upon the backs of donkeys, by which It was distributed throngh the town to the householders. It seems never to have occurred to them that .| one pump worked by a windmlil, or even by hand, would readily do the work of the dozen men who were ply {ug these bucket-hoists. I presumo, ud GRATEFUL-COMFORTING BREARKFAET, "Iy & thorongh wkich govera the operatio | ouirtion, an 450 prop i fis of digestion & ol spplication of age which may eave ¢ 1t 18 by the Judicior Sredunlly bulld up unl sirong dlsease. weak poin, may esch selvee well fortified witk pure blood and & sziy nourished fram rvice Made slmply with bolling water or wilk 8o u dloe oaly (§-1b snd Ib), by Grocers, labeled JAMES EPPS & 00, EomGoEthlc Chemiste, wakmt-wly ndon, England. e of the natural lsw use of such articles of diet that » constitution enough undreds ound us ready We it by koeping onr. however, it would have been as much as the reforme:'s life would have been worth to have introduced such a nov- elty, by which there dozen wen wonld have been deprived of their employ- went, od | Of the climate in the winter season ke ' M |8t Guaymas it is imposaible to speak with & the language of exaggeration, It is unatterably soft and lovely, Sucha thing as marlarial disease of any kind is utterly unknown. It ls very hot in summer, but I am told the heat here 1s not so oppressive or dangerous as at the east. As in Callifornia, such a thing as a sunstroke is ucheard of, At present there is no hotel sultable even for travelers, still less for tnva- Itds; but I was told scme «f the offi ers of the Atchlson Topeka & Santa Fo ~ o P 'a | Bewaro of ‘“‘only coughs.” road were to be here next week to nelect a aite for a hetel, and, that done, o hotel would be the work of a few months only, By January next there is but little doubt that the accommo- datlon for travelers at Guaymas will bo an good as the Arlington at Santa Barbara, or as the hotel at Monterey —they can scarcely be botter; and this port will then fuevitably become one of the favorlte winter resorts for those who wieh to combine an escape from the rigors of our Northern winters with the instructive loxury of forelgn travel, —_— Oentipedes and Scorplons (hicago 1 ribune, When bed-time arrl7ed I songht my zoom, which opened dlrectly on the etroer, and, not accustomed to retire 1o rost in fa.l view of the pablie, I did not take a lamp. Just before “carulog ln,” however, wishlug to take alook at my couch, I struck a match, and in the fl ckering light 1 saw a sus- piclous looking cbjeot on the bed, Palllog on my olothes again I pre- vared u light and lo! to myhorror, the obj et proved to be su immense cen- tigede in full vigor of polsonous life. With the aid of many ‘ Carajos!” and ‘‘Carambas!” of a Mexlcan servant of the house, 1 dispatched the venomous roptile, and then after a careful scout- ing of the bodding, I reluctantly com- posed myself to dreams of all sorts of hldeous creatures, My bed was hung with moequito notting, which completely enveloped i1, and when I awoke in the morning I counted more than a doz:a deadly scorplous clinglog to the outside of the canupy. Several loy upon the walls, thiie glittering eses sparkling like diamonds as they longiagly watch- ed the swarm of flies bozzlng around, Somewhat ashemed to call for asefst- ance, aud not caring to emerge from under the netting while a lot of scor- plons seemed tc be holding thelr sharp polnted and venomous tails curled up in readiness to strike me, I lay a long while rumlnating upon the prospects of being stung to death some day i€ I romained in the country. At last my servant entered to summon me to breakfist. S:anding on a chalr he uuhooded the canopy from its fasten: ing over head, and gathered 1t in his arme, scorpions and all, and sbook it out the door. Thus passed my firat night in Acapulen. How to Shorton Life. Thereceipt is simple. You have only to take a violent cold, and negiect, Aber- nethy. the great English surgeon, asked a lady who told him she only had a cough: “What would you have? The Plague?’ The worst cases can, however, be cured by DR, WM, HALL'S BALSAM for the LUNGS. In Whooping Cough and Croup it immedi- ately allays irritation, and is sure to pre- vent a fatal termination of the disease, Sv:‘ld by all druggists and dealers in medi- cide, WCOING BY MAIL, Winning a Bride at Very Long Rapge—A Galiant Soidler's Love. Alzavy Journal, Inetances of mutual love haviag been engendered between persons of the opposite eex, through the medinm of a correspondence or exchange of photogephs, are commow, If all that is read about such affalra is true. 1In story tales of the Wavarly Magaziae order they are very common., Bat in reel life sach instances are rare enongh. Oaa has travapired in this city within the past fow days, tho romantic fl\wvor of which is undoubted and uuevrpsssed even by fictitious {ustances, and which av present forme the leading topis of gossip on Arbor Hill, 7The facts as nee: as can bo stated at present ave as follows: A year ago last December, Sergesnt Wenrick, of the regular army, waa stationed at o military post in Mon- tana with Lis company, his wife as a matter of course living with him at the poat when he was not in active eervice, In the same company was a fellow sergeant named Davis, who was Wenrlek’s chum, so to speak, and shared his confidence, as they had shared darger in many an Indian fight and scout among the hills, Davis, sc- cording to Wenrick, was a brave and manly young man who had won his sergeant’s stripes through merit, both in the camp and field. In recognition of some valuablo service he had ren- dered, Wenrlck was offered the priv— ilege of a three m-nths’ furlough in which to visit his friends in the east, if he so desired. He accepted it, and shortly before Carlstmas started east- ward. He had friends in this olty, or at least his wife had, but stoppages along the route and places in this state deferred thelr arrival here until Feb- ruary, Here they spent about two weeks. The friends of the couple gave them hospitable welcome, and uearly every evenlog they were ln- vited out to this or that house, whers the evening was spent in urqualified enjoyment. Of course friends of the entertalners were invited to meet them, and among the latter at several of the houses to which the couple were invited, was a most charming ard agreeably young lady. She manifested a lively interest In the sergeant's story of his experiences In the far weet, the lifein camp and the encounter withIndians. It was but natural that the sorgeant should mentlon In his nar- ratives the name of his comrade Davls and comment on his bravery, manliness and othor good qualities. The sergeant noticed the malden' interest in his comrade and perhaps thought ‘‘Well, there is a chance to secure him a wife who will prove a treasure,” At any rate when it be- cawe time for him to return to Mon- tana, he departed bearing with him the young malden’s address, which he had eurreptitiowsly obtalned, On roaching his post, he evidenily aroused Sorgeant Davis' futerest In the falr unknown by his description of her charms and the interest she had plainly shown In the account of his adventures, At any rate the of Sergoant Daviy' life, so sth and uninterrupted betore, was distarbed, His dreaws wore filled with vitfons of the unknown ledy 2,000 wiles anay, and provided with the addrecs he at length mustered up courage to wrlte a few lines, couched in proper and manly terms, in which he mentioned what he had heard of her from hls comrade, closing with the solicitatlon for a reply, It ls difficalt to imaglne what the lady's feelings were on recelving the letter, but it is sufficlent to know that a reply was sent, and a correspondence an, Thr«’mgh the medium of pen nndklnk friendship was formed, Thelr feel. ings and tastes were found to tual. Finall changed, and the feellngs which had thus far possessed them developed Into one of & warmer naturo, As a matter of fact they fell In love with each other, and when a month or two since the gallant sergeant offored her his hand and heart it was accepted In the samo epirlt in which the offsr was wade, By the next mail came a coatly ocgagement ring, which the maiden now wears, Last week a leter was recelved from him anueunclng that his time had explred and he wonld at ouce start for the enst to clalm his brid alroady exchanged with the ruptial tie. He ls to telegraph her the time of his arrival,and there willbe a tender moeting at the depot for the first time fu their lives, soon to be followed with the cremony that shall untie Two wouls with bat s single thought, Two b beat a8 one. ““ROUGH ON RATS, be m hotographs were ex- ud cement the vows | s out rats, mice, ronches, files, ante, bed bugs, skunke, chipmunks, gophers, 1 Drugglsts. A SECOND LEADVILLE. A New Mining Lamp in Colorado that Will Have Twenty Thousand People in a Few Weeks. 8t.. Louis Republican Mr Joseph Mulhall, just retarned from Colorado, speaks of a new mining camp just opened, which, in spitecf all obstacles, {s bound to become another Leadville in point of growth and notoriety. It Is the town of Oar- bonate, situated 10 Garfield county, Cblorado, in the midst of the Ute res- ervatlon, which was opened up t> the whites for settlement and occupation only last year. The new city, now scarcely known to the outside world, was lald out on the 8th day of last month, and now contains three or foar cabins, the domlcils of four or five men who have been at work all winter, It s said to contaln a pare lead of carbonates without walls on elther side, and runcing from 5) to 082 ounces of sllver, with 38 to 42 per cent of lead to the ton. The snow In that region is now from four to ten foet deep for eighteen miles in all directions, and the only way to get to the now El Dorado s on snow shoes, and blankets and provisions have to be carried over the crust in this way. And yet since the opening of the mines one thousand people have beon walting to go there, and already 347 lots have been sold at faom 850 to §250 aplece cash, Mr. Mulhall,with Mr. John Songer, of Denver, went to withiu elghteen miles of the epot, belng stopped by the snow at the Suda aprings or Roar- ing fork, where are the finest hot springs in the world. They found some twenty-five people already lo- cated about the springs, where they had eresced bathing tents, showlng the Inciplent stages of a great water. ing place, yet to be puffed into notice, for the benefit of suffering invaltds. Mr. Songer provided himself with snow shoes--1 long, slender shoo, not as wide as that In use by the Canadians and Indiaos of the east in the oarly days—with which he started over the snow crust of Carbonate camwp, but Me. Malhall would not ac- comwpiny hlm with this cumbrous mesus of locomotion. To people not used to snow shces their weight and unwleldiness, reqaleing a atraddle of tho legs, would soon produce fatigne and an insbihty to procesd, and the wearer would break down under the encumbronce, Mr. Malball staid elght days at the Soda sprloge, and wili raturn there again in a short time, when the trails will be opened through the snow. My, Songer has slnce been heard from, Hs traveled the distance on suow shoes, cirrying his blankets and provieions, He found everybody at Carbonate moving about oun snow shoes, which are an eseential part of the wearing apparel. He saw fouror five claims where work is golng on, bringlng out rich ssmples, and he far- ther noticed a number of men digging in the snow trylng to find locations, which they had made the provious year. Mr. Songer believes that in this new mining district genuine carbonate of apaylog grade will be found over a very extensive ares, and he proposes to return and ald the army of prospact- ors that will repair thither. No ex- cltement, not excepting Leadville, has more thoroughly aronsed the citizens of Colorado, and it is calcalated at least twenty thousand people will via- it the Colorado fields of Garfield county within the year. Mr, Malhall says that Carbonate camp is ninety-seven from Leadville, duae west, and twelve mlles from old Fort Dotiance. It Is twenty-five miles trom the mouth of Eagle river, which emptied Into Rooney fork. The site of these carbonates 1s 10,500 feet above the sea level. There fs, In additlor to the sllver mines, a bedy of coal that faces on the cliffs for thirty- five miles, This coal can bs seen In thick layers, from which large blocks have tumbled out. e REMEMBER THIS. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature lv making you well when all else fail If you are costive or dyspeptlo, or are suffering from any of the numer- ous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain {ll, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all such complaints. 1f you are wasting away with any form of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn fora cure to Hop Bitters. If you are sick with that terrible slokness Nervousness, you will find a “‘Balm in Gilead” in the use of Hop Bitters, 1If you are a frequenter or a resi- dent of a miasmatic distrioct, barrlcade your aystem against the scourge of all countries—malaria, epldemic, bilious and Intermittent fevers--by the use of Hop Bitters, If you have rongh, pimple or sal- low skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bittera will give you falr ekin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort, In short they cure all discases of the stomch, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Diseaso, $600 will be paid for a case they wil not cure or help. That poor, bedriddeq, lnvalld wife, ister mother, or daughter, can be made the pleture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but & triffie. Wil you let them suffer? tive and perform their functions prompt! ar Whit One Member of the Professicn st fion Regarc ing the Bclentific Prepa: r.tlon of & Biro har Memter Mr. Dawley has been in the drugfbusiness in the city of Providen e twenty as olerk and proprietor in good and knows w\\«rml he affirme, 0, Mr. D, says: “‘For many years [ have suffered, intensely at times, with what is generally oalled rheumatism, When firat Sitacked 1 whe coufined §0 my bed and could not walk a step. 1 could not bes the weight of the bedclothes, so excruci tiog was the agony I endured 1 always noticed that before these attacks came on my kidneys were affected; before there wonld be any pain in my limbs or any swelling of joints or limbs, the color of the secretions frow the kidneys woald be very and the odor strong and feverish, The tack was very severe, about b year ago, and I was confined to the house sever: and was uoable to attend in three months, as During the time 1 nfined at home and th time of my convalesence T employed four of the best ductors I could ubtain, but none of them gave me permanent relief, for they did not go to work at the cause of the trouble. riaving beea acquainted with the proprietor of Hunt's Remedy a long time 1 was induced by him to_give it a trial, that it might reach the seat of the ; and after taki-g one bottle I found very moch improve ', and after t: ing the second T wan feeling better th: had after any previous attack % many months previous to taking the Rem. edy my hands and fingers would be much awollen fi every morniug; my left side, in the region of stomach and spleen, waa very lamo and senstive; at times I would be taken with severe cramps over the spleen, and be obliged to appl tard or cayenne for temporary r yery nervous nights and could not sleep; Waa obliged. to be diet, and my physicsl system wi demoralized. Since I have taken Remedy systematically all these thing have changed; I ha limbe, no pains or kin th efficientl, friend hat you, x all disenses of the Kidne: Urinary organs, Respectfully, E R DAWLEY, 454 Broad Street,” money stion, Oedar Rapi mus- of; T was ery particulor in my © swollen hands or ps in the side, can of food, sleep soundly and get oughly rested, and my kidneys are ro- y, thus taking out of the system all the pois- onous secretions which contaminate the whole aystem where the kidueys do not act 5 uot's - em- edy has done for me it will do for all of 1 belicve it to be the only_sure cure {-. Liver and Young man or woman, if you want big or & small amount, insure in the Marringe Fund and Mutual Trust Assoc m, Mop it L# womac Borcels, tlood, idver of nerves | Botd oy dre s, o (95 roviar A 8kin of Beauty Is & Joy orever. DR. T FELIX GOURAUD'S Oriontal Oream or Magioul Bean- tifler. Plmples rock lo8, Mothpatch oann'every blemish on u'h-‘ 1 be sure the prepa ra- ton s pro- perly made g Y Acceph no counterteld similar name. The distinguished Dr. L. A. said to p .ady of the HAUT ON (s patient)] loa will use them, I recommend cam’ a8 the least harmtal of all the fons.” One bottle will last six itevery day. Also Poudro Jub- uperfiuous halr without injury o g Mix I B. T. GOURAUD, Bale prop.,43.Rand For's/lo by all Druggists and Fancy Goode Dealers throughout the United Statos, Osnada and Kurope. £ Bewaro of base Imitations. $1,000 reward or arrest and proof of any one selling the sac 14-weow e 2t ow ~6m the akin. CURES SCROFULA, A. J. SIMPSON. LEADING 1409 and 1411 Dodge Streot, aug 7-me 6m Omana, Nz §IDE BPRING ATTACI&HINT—NDT PATENT CARRIAGE FACTORY do. SORES, do. ULCERS, do. BOILS, do. ERUPTIONS, A do. OATARRH, do. ECZEMA, do. RHEUMATISM, do. SKIN DISEASES, do. BLOOD DISEASES, SWIFT'S SPECIFIC HASTINGS, NEB, JAS, B. HEARTWELL, Prosident, A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President, E. 0. WEBSTER, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Oswald“Ollver, E. C. Webster' Jus. rtwell, D. M. McE] Hin Samuel Alexander . L. Clarke, Geo, H Pratt, Firat Mortgage Loans a Speoialt Nobraska Loan & Trust Company Capital Stock, - - $250,000 This Company furnishes & permanent, home Institution where School Bond sand other legally REMOVES ALL TAINT, HEREDITARY OR OPHERWISE, SWIFT'S SPECIFIC IS THE GREAT BLOO REMEDY OF THE AGE. Wrlte for fu 1 part cu'ar , and 1ittla heok sage to the U afortuaate Sufferin ] t2.81,000 Reward will he pald to any Chemist who w.ll find, on analysis of 100 botties o . 8.8, one particie of Mercury, Todide of Potassium, or other Mineral substance. SWIFE issued Municipal securitic to Nebraska can be | SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors, Atlanta. Ga. be negotiated on the most favorable terma | py.or 5o 2100 Loans made on lm¥m\u:| farm in all well gettled | 7 108 O 0 ] nountles of the state through responsibie jocal ¥ 5 . T corr:spondeats. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Genins Rewarded, cover with numerous engravings, will be GIVEN AWA perion living at a d stance from our office, NEW YORK. Cor, Water and Congress Streets. SURPLUS, others, Draws the United States, spondents in the line of Banking, ABA P. POTTER, President. J. J. EDDY, OQashler. LNOWK. Ass't Cashier. WESTER N CORNICE WORKS GHOXIE, "0 may not, why, Tron and Slate Roofing, and cure, Bealed for 25 postage ofifg‘&?fifnw 0. SPECHT, . - Propristor. D) MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED Iron Cornices Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Specht’s Patent Motallio Skylight Patenf Adjusted lar and Bracket he veneral agent line of gooda, IRON FENCING, Balustrades, Verandss, Irc ngs, Window Blinds, Cel- lar Guords; also GENERAL AGENT FOR Creatings, Bank 1l PEEKSOD SIDE BLIND. ~''Parts of the human bod OR, The &cry of the Sewing Machine A thandsome little psmphlet, blue and gold pany, or will bosent by mail, post-pad, to any The Singer Manufacturing Co,, Priunclpal Office, ;84 Unlon Square MAVERIOK NATIONAL BANK. $400,000 Transacts a general Banking business, Re- celves the accounts of Banks, Bankers and Foreign Exchange and makes Oable Transfers in Europe and Tel- egraphic Transfers of Money throughout Buys and sells Gov- ernment and other 1nvestment Securities, and executes any business for its Correr 1111 Douglas 8t, - Omaha, Neb DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, & FILL PATENT IN and strengthoned,” ete, |4 A rogular graduate DR, HENDERSON, | % nettr Sacerte & 608 Wyandocte 8t [ vears' practico—12 KANSAS CITY, MO. ' | in Chicago, Authorized by the state to t Chronic,Nervous and Private ¢ cason, Asthuna, Epilepsy, Rheu matiem, Piles, Tape W v, Urin. ary .d Skin' Diseasss, B¥INAL 88 (aleht 1033e8) SKXUAL 088 of sexual power) Etc, Cures guar- DEBILITY aatecd or money tefuaded. Oharg:s low. Fhou. to any adult porson calling for 18, at any branch | 8ands of cases cured. No injurious medicines b9 Bub-ofice of the Singer: Maouiacturing Gom. | ufed No detection from business. All » edi- clnes furnished—even to patienta at a distarce, Co: sultation free abd coufidential—call or writs. Age snd experlenceare importsot. A BOO for Allustrated—and circulars of other sealed for two Sc stamps. FREE sel MUSKU] DR. WHITTIER. 617 8t Oharles 8t. ST. LOUIS Mo A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medica oolloges,,has been longer ‘engaged In_ the freal: BOSTON. Toent of OHRONIO. * NERSOUS, BEIN AND CAPITAL, - = $400,000 | BLOOD Diseases shan any other physician in 81, Louls a city papers show and sl old rosldentd know. Consultation free and invited, Whon If I8 inconventent to visit the city for treatment, medicines can be sent by matl o expross every: where, Curable cases guarantood; where doul exist It fs trankly stated. Osll of write, Nervous _prostration, Debility, Mental and_Physioal Weakness, Mercurial and other affections of Throat, Skin and Boues Bkin Affections, Old Sores and Ulcers, Tmpediments to Marriage, Rheumatinm, Piles. Special attention to oases from over-workedbiain. SURGICAL OASES receive speciiiittention, Diseaser arlsing from Impruidfbe, Exoosses, Indulcences MARRIACR Ee 2 DOCTOR STEINHARTS o SUPPOSITORIE 5 § The Great Popular Remody for Piles Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding & I'ching P And all forms of Hemorrholdal Tumors, These SUPPOSITORIRS act conts of the Blood Vessels, and by thelr astrin effects gently force the blood from the sw. tumors, andby making the coats of the u-;: lirectly upon # strong, provent thoir refllling, and hence & radle t caleuro s wuro to fallow thoir use Price, 18 cents & For sale by al druggists (b mail on receipt of y ok Modioe] I E [pstitate 715 Olive st ¥ ghon! iy DOCTOR STEINHARTS ESSENGE OF LIFE, 0R OLD AXD YOUNG, MALR ANY FRMALR. It 1s a sure, prompt and effoctual remods op igostion, Dyspepeia, Intermittent Feyors, Wi of Appe Nervous Debility WL all ite Stages 1y | Weak Memory, Loss of Brain P Prostration Weaknoas and general Loss of a0 interosting advertisement long run in our | nervous w ooral wom of Powar. T4 repal In reply to inquirice we will sy that | strenghtnens the. sutemid thoat llmh'hf‘ -] 20 evidence ¢! humbug about this b | surprising tone and. vigor to the cpae it tise contrary, bk rtisers ary vory highly {n The experienice of thousands proves it v Luteresied persons way got wealed clr a luvaluable remedy, Price, §1,00 & bottle, culars glving all particulars, giviog all partion jody, Price, § Wubom.‘ 8, Buffalo N, Y.~Toledo Even - > price Bili-ly telpha> P.0O. Box 2460° 8¢