Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1883, Page 3

AR DA lL Y HLE-- QATURDA Y. SEPTEMRER 15. 1885, — — —cm— The Nebmska Ilafmna/ Bank. CF OMAHA, Naf., 240 Tp Capital Biirpius Fund, May:1,§1888 DIRECTORS: $380,000 1000 R. JOHNSON, Presidant, of Steels, Johns » % Co B. TOUZALIN, Vico President, of Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. MORSE & Co. JOH COLLINS, G H.&J 8. Collins, M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor & Attorney at Lav. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co. W. YATRS, Cashier, for many years Cashier of the First Notloma Bank of Omaha. This Bank opaned for business April 27, 1882 THE DIRECTORS AND STOCKMOLDERS are among the leading business men of Omaha, and ite business s sonducted with especial reference to the st and inereasing interosts of its mereantile patrons. COLLECTIONS receive prompt attention and harges lowest obtainable here or elsewhere. INTEREST allowsd on time deposits upon favor. able terms and upon accounts of banks and bankers FOREIGN EXCH. , Government Bonds and County and City Secunities bought and sol J. W. Rodefer, Broker, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other tios dealt ind 28 Poarl St., Council Bluffs, Ia} Stocks, «dsect Room 4, ' FINANGE AND COMMERGE. THE WEEK'S BUSINESS, A SATISFACTORY SHOWING, NEw Yourk, September 14.—R. G, Dun & Co., of the mercantile agency, report that the ovents of the week show generally satisfactory prospects for the business of the country. The weather is favorable to the progress of the fall trade, especially in dry goods, a business which has been very active during the weel Transactions outside of New York show con- siderable increase, with a light decreasc in the city Rumor: to damage to the corn crop had the effect of stimulating speou that staple and advancing the price. The same remark may be applied to cotton. Some improvement is noted in the iron trade, with firmer prices. There isa better feeling in oil, prices being well supported and business active. The grocery trade is satisfactory. Business at the stock exchange has been large, with a general improvement in prices of s curities, Money is plenty and at low rates. Altogether the situation is more satisfactory than last week, and the prospect for the com- ing months appears excellent. Business fail- ures, while somewhat numerous, are, with few exceptions, unimportant, the number reported during the week being 173 throughout the United States and Canada. FINANCIAL Niw York, September 14. Money—Easy at 2@24 per cent. Prime Paper—5}@7 per cent. Exchange bills, quiet and steady at 4.813; demand, 4.85. Governments—4c higher and in good de- mand; 3'sare a shade easier on talk of a call next weok. Stocks—This was another quiet day in stocks. At the opening there was a fair de- mand and prices rose } to§ per cent, the latter on Wabash preferred. Subsequently the bears raided the Villard shares, forcing Northern Pucific down from 41} to 393, preferred from 75 to 72{, and Orezon Transcontinental from 664 to 641, Rumors were current that the shorts on these stocks were compiling a circu- lar intended to show the financial condition of the company in an _unfavorable light. Tele- graphic orders were sent to Philadelphia to sell shaves in this market with the view of creating an impression that the long stock held in Philadelphia was coming upon the market. Thegeneral list responded to the dapressionin Northern Pacific to a very slight extent, prices falling only 3@13 per cent. In the final sales there was a rally of 3@§ per cent. COUPONS, Baylo 103 qmcoupfln o o 1104 a6 of 65 120 BTOCKS AND BOM American Expres Burl., Cedar Rapids & Northern. Central Pacific Chicago & Alton. do do pid Chi., Burl. & Quincy. Erio. . do pfd, asked Bloom. & Western :Knmm«&. Toxaus ke Shore & Michigan So Fort Wayne & Chi zu.v Y . Hannibal & St. e| . do do . Tllinois Central.. .. ; Northern do do Northwestern New York C o Ohio & Miss s do d Peoria, Decatur & me\)lln‘ Rock lsland, . St. l\ml & Milwau do do ol g, Paul, Minn, & Manitoba. ... §t. Paul' & Omaha. . d pid. Union_ Pacific. Wabusk, St. L. do ~_do do pid... Westorn Union Telegraph. .. em— GRAIN AND PLOVISIONS. CHICAGO Cuicaco, ']:Lumlmr 14, Flour—Steady regular, for Octo- cash and Sep 9@ 49c for Novesabers Mic for May. Oats—Dull, weak and low for Septembory 830 for the yew 7he for cash; e October; 31lc . nd unchanged at G0c, ot and firm at 1 31, t, r 'J'inmt hy — : prime, 1 .|L Uns ‘L\Iu( and ]um: for November; 10 924@10 95 for the year; 11 60 for January. Lard—Declined 2o, TOLRDO. Toreno, September 14—~ Wheat — Active and lower; No. 2 red winter, cash and Sep- tember, |(H§ Jorn— Easier and active; hnh o, 2. cash and September, 54dc Oats—Dull; No, 2 cash and \l‘]\tmnln‘r 20%e. PRORIA PRODUCK, Pronta, September 14..-Corn—Stendy; mixed, 49@50c 2 mixed, 48@40}c mixed, & I\y« Steady; now No. 2, S4@bbe, Whisky-—Firm at 115, NEW YORK, New York, September 14,—Wheat—1(@13 lower; heavy and irregular; wngraded \ 0, 4 red, 93 3 red, 2 red, he; steamer No, 8 108@1 08}, and 110 118@1 13); elevator; | No, 1143@1 147 afloat. Corn lower; mlwl, O8@o2e; unj white, 34( Pork Lard i pood. demand &% 100 KANSAS OITY PRODUCK, Kaxsas Ciry, September 14.—The Daily Tn. divacor roporta, Wheat—Lower; No fall, for cash; 8fe for Octobe 804 87e svember. red id f Oats BALTIMORE. BALTINORE, w]-u\m\mrn , lower and I No. 2 winter red, h, 1101 \l-ph'lnln 11061 10}, Corn—Western, dull; mixed, cash, 60@60}e. Oats—Slow an: western white, 86(@ 88¢; mixed, 8@16¢; tat 118}, TLaverroor, September 13, - Breadstuffs Easier, Whneat—Winter, 8s 8d@ 8 05, Corn S 6@ spring, New, bs 6d. 8T, LOUIS PRODUCE. Lot 18, Sx‘{rtnnlwr 14, —Wheat — )] rened K 473@47ie for cash; 47{c for September; 47}¢ for October; 45 for November. Oats—Slow and lower; 25; fc for September Rye—Quiet; b2 Barley- Butter Y25 for_cash; bid for Noaember, ~Unchanged; 60 65, Unchange e Quiet at 2 Whiskey—1 14. CrosiNG Prucks—Wheat —Easior; 1013 for October; 1 04§ for November; 1 074 for De- cembor; 1 004 for the year, Corn—Easier; 47c for October; 447c bid for November; 423c for the year; 4Gic for May. Oats—Nothing done, MILWAUKKE, MiLwAuKER, September 14, —Wheat— Steady; 95c for cash; 96c for October; 98gc for November. Corn—Uuseteled; no trading Oats—Scarce nml firm; Sc. Rye—Nothing done, Barley—Active and higher; demand chiefly speculative; No. 2, 62}, NEW ORLRANS, New ORLEANS, September 14, —Corn- and steady; mixed and white, G0c. Oats—Quiet and firni Corn Meal—Dull af Pork —Stead in fuir demand at Lard —Quiet and steady; tierce, 83; Bulk Meats—Easier. Whisky—Firm and unchanged. CINCINNATI. CrNersNart, September 14, —Wheat—Fair demand and lower; 104@1 05 for cash. Corn —Firm at H3c. Oats—Steady at Rye—Fair demand a Pork-—Weaker at 1 Lard—Dull at 8 00, Bulk Meats—Dull and nominal. Whisky—F 13, Quiet, 1AVE S’I.OCK. CHICAGO. Cimioao, September 14.~Tho Drovers' Jour- nal reports ‘Hogh—Market strong, active and 10¢ higher; packing, 4155 00, pucking and shipping, 5.00@b 45; light, 4 90@5 45; skips, 2 40@4 60, Cattle — Strong_and firm;_ exports, !u) @630; good to chice shipping, 5 16@5 70; common_to medium, 4 00(@ fair cows, 2 10@2 ‘Nl' medium to good, 3 00@ tockers, 3 00@3 65; feeders, 3 T5@4 25; er; grass Texans red Texans, 400 , 4 00@5 00; half-breeds, Steady; inferior to fair, medium to good, 3 00@ ch 3 75@4 50; lambs ver head, 1 00(., Texas sheep, 2 50@ ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Sr. Louts, September 14.—Cattle—Supply small; market slow; good grades steady and exports 6 00@6 good to_choice shipping, 40@5 90; mediam to fair, 4 75’ Texuns, 3 50(@ Indians, 3 60@4 Sheep—Best grades in fair demand; lower grades du r to good muttons, 3 40@4 00; prime, 4 KANSAS CITY. KANsas CITy, September 14, CHicaco, September 14.—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: ipts, Ship'ts. . 7,000 1,000 103,000 19,000 55,000 528,000 Flour, bbls.. ‘Wheat, bushels Ccrn, Dushels Outs, bushel Rye, bushels Barley, bushel ,000 KaNsas Crry, ipts and LB RE s Al pras L A TS, AR been as follow 5,000 Receipts, Wheat, bushe 20,000 Corn, bushels 9,000 New Yok, September 14,—Recei shipmentsof flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Wheat, by Corn, by Oats, bushals Iul~4 LIVE STOCK. O wmber 14 ipta and ship ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Recoipts, Ship'ts Hogs 9,000 Cattle 0,000 Sheep, ... 1,000 and September; 11 1101112} for November; 10 95 for the y 711 60 for Lard - Lower; 805@8 07} for cash, tember and October; 7 878@7 90 for i for ‘the year; 7 Bulk” Meats—Fasler; shoulder vibs, 6 45; short clear, 6 50, In fair demand at 4 o5 @7 95 for | 5 655 whort | lairy, 1 at 20c, anged at 116, g Firm and unchay Whisky—Steady and ur Cheeso.—Marke, bri supply good; dars, 94@10¢; choice full creai air to good cheddars and flats, s, 2@de. | Market slow; green salt cured, | groen salt heavy, 8c; green sal i frosu st ga'f) Le; dry saltod, Tallow—No. No. 2, bic; cake, 7ic. ) Board—Wheat —Irregular; 95j@9) for September; 06 for m”fiu; o8dc for vember; 1013 for Deceml e Corn ~Irregular; 50, ulur Septouiber; 503 @ 05c for October; mAc ‘or November; 44§e for the year Oats~Steady and um,hanpd. 27§(@ 28¢ for vv.emhu, a; o mmwb..— m 1.’- Nov the year; !lg - mculu, 175 for un‘.. 11271 sterber 14.—Roceipts and sbip ST, Louis,Se ke for the past 24 hours have ments of liy | been as follows Receipts. Ship't 500 1,400 1,000 W0 KANSAS City, September 14 | shipuients of live stock for the on s follows: coipts and ast 24 hours Receipts. Ship'ts 000 3,500 300 | — OMAHA MARK ‘Wholesale Pr OrricE or TH OMalA Bk, ptember 14, The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chants, with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers Grain. Cash No. 2, 77 No. 8, 68¢; re- ‘Wheat - West- | 00; inferior to |3 The Indicator | 188,000 | & 3 Barvey —Cash No Rye—Cash, 4le Live Stock. Highor at 8 50@4 00, 2 75@3 15, Hoas —4 25@4 50, Sk u at 2 75@3 CarvEs—Fair quality 4 50@5 00;good butche eny’ stock, 6 00. Far Steens Far Cova Cured Meata, Haws—14 W BacoN—Unchangod at 12@13¢. SHouLhERS—Duli at S@Sjo Drikn Brxr—14c, LARD--At 8@ 10c in tierces, TavLow—Firm at 6@64c in barrels, Poultry, Fish and Game, CHICKENS S large, quiet PRING 1 25@2 00, nall, unchanged, 8 00; old, 8§25, Prairio chickens, 2 50@3 00 per doz. Waiite FisuUnchanged, 9@10c.; pike and lake trout the same. neral Produc Faas—18¢ Burrer -Common to good, 7@100; choico 6@ , high colored g quiet and market well sup ¢ per dozen, ub, per pound, 20 We quote 0@11c. grown, B0c@1 00 Chipst Tosaroks bush, tome per Green Fruits, LeMoNs—Quiet at = 00@7 50 per box. PEACHES—N tives 100@1 25 per basket; 0 2 B0, Pross—In good demand; @2 B0 por box. Basaxas—Unchanged; per bunch, 2 00@ 300@3 50 per bhl, | DRNIA BARTLET PEARS—In good do mand at $100@450 per box. California Duchess Buerre, Clargean, ote. pears, per bos, 83 00@8 50. CALIFORSIA GRAPES Flour and Millstuffs, WiNTER WHEAT—Best quality, patent,fat 5@3 65 ) QUALITY WhHEAT 200@2 50 per case. 2 00@3 25, Best quality, patent, at 8 50@3 65, SECOND QUALITY—2 F0@3 BRAN—B0e per cwt. CiiorpEn FrED—Per 90 Ths. 85c. Cony MEAL—1 00@1 10 per cwt, NING—60@70c per cwt. SCREI Grocers List. n Goons—Oysters (Standard), per 70@3 90; strawberries, 2 b, per case, 210; raspherries, 2 1, per case, 3 50; Bartlett puars, per case, £ 40; Whortloberries, per case, 275; ‘ogg plums, 2 Ib, or case, 2 0; qroon gages, 330, por case, 2 90; 8o choice, 3. 1y Som, B0, Tino apples, 2.1, por cass, 4 00@ 57.”»«.0&,2 .]()er case, 800; do3 b, per case, 4 00@4 50; do do pie, 6 b, ;m dozen, % o —Louisiana primo to choice, 7c; fair 310, per case, 2 60; 6he; Patm, G u-—No. 1 mackerel, half brls., 700; No. 100; humly mackerl, half brls., 5 25; family mackerol No. white fish, half brls., \a Tidta 1 03 SYRUP— humd(ml blm 86, bols; Standard do, 44 gallon kegs 1 85; Standard do, 4 gallon kegs, 1 60. Sopa -m 1b papers, 3 30 per case; keg ¥ 1 mackerel, kits, NEW PickLES—Medium, in barrels, 6 00; do in half barrels, 3 50; small, in barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 4 00; gherkins, in barrels, § 00; do in half barrels, 4 50. AS—Gunpowder, good, ; good Imperial, 40@ Young Hyson, good G5e@] 00; Japan, naturs -lu[nm, choice, 6 ; Oolong, good, Jolong, choice, 40( Souchong, good, 85@10c} & inch and larger, 10}c, § 11¢; _{luc\l. 11fe. WooDENWARE—Two hoop three hoop pails, 175; pails, 2 00. Tubs, No. 1 8 50; Pio- neer washboards, 185; Double Crown 2 90; | Wellbuckets, 3 50. Leap—Bar, 1 65. Soaps—Kirk’s Savon Imperial, 3 45 satinet, 860; Kirk's standard,’ 375; Kirk's white Russian, 525; Kirk’s eutoca, 2 Kirk's_Prairie Queen, (100 cakes,) 40c; K magnolis, doz Porsii—Pennsylyania cans, 4 caso, in case, 5 Babbitt,s ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 90; Anchor , 2 doz. in case, 150 ANUTS—Rousted, choice, rod Tennessee, TRUE Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because of the non-removal of the canse —Iliquor. Thewaytomake a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that car- ry so many bright intellects to premature graves, and desolation, strifc and un- happiness into so many families, Ttisafact! BrRowN's TRON BITTERS, a truc non-alcohol ic tonic, made in Baltimore, Md., by the Brown Chemical (‘nn\p.\n{ whoare old drug ists and in every particu- ar reliable, will, by remoy ing the craving appetite of the drunkard, and by curing the nervousness, weakness, and general ill health result: ing from intemperance, do ! more to promote temperance, in the strictest sense than anyother means now known. It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines, cspecially ‘ bitter: ! arenoth- g butcheap whiskeyvilely concocted for use in local option countries, Such is not the case with Browx IroNBrrTERS. Itisamedi- cine, a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous, muscular, and digestive or- gans of the body, produc- ing good, rich blood, health and strength. Try onebot- tle. Price §1.00. THE wation i WORLD. Mrs.S. A Allen's WORLD'S [z’aercsz‘orf/ IS PE. Public Boncfnctross. A An and 1 COMPLIMEI] hair is now restored to its youthful color; I have not a gray hair left. T am sat- isficd that the preparation is not a dyc, but acts on the sceretions. My hair s to fall, which is cer- 2¢ per 1b; fancy white, 124c per Ib; raw—white Virginia, raw, 11c; ronsted, 13jc Caxuzs—Ioxes, 40 Ibs; 165, 15{c; 8, 167c; boxes 40 bs, 5 63, 15jc. MaTCHES addie, 62c; round, cases, 510; square cases, 3 40, CopvErs—Ordinary grades, 8@0c; fair 10@ shoico, c; old 10kc; good, 103@11c; prime, 18@13he; fancy green and yel ;(mnrmul'ut Juva, 2002 nrum(tml rbuck! ronsted, 15¢; McLaughlin's rowsted, 15¢; imitation Java, 164@ ll(ul ; Loverin n—New Yorkapple 16¢; Ohio ap- =D ray load, por b 11; Ashton, in 0; bhls d: 60, ilver Gloss, 9¢; Corn or Gloss, The; Corn, Be. per, 17¢; allspice, 15c; cloves 3 40; Lewis’ lye; Dry Goods. Atlantic A, 8jo; A Ik Brows (,nrruw X :\lel W, wntl-ul]»l 55: Hr wier, Ghc; Tndian Hoad A, Sc; Indiun w., 6io; doquot 3, Tic; do Y nango A, :;\(- Honest Width, & Wag! hunun o110N8—Allendalo 44, The, Argylo 44, 7je; Atlantic ) Wamsutta 1 1o 41, Cabot l l \‘ 9hc |...\Lu1 the Loom, 9} i.. P 1o Water Twist, 10 b Fally Q, et i Hoad 81 Lonsdalo, 10¢; o cambric Poquot A, 10 Pocahontus 4-4, 9he; 1le; utta ( Ducks (€ C, drab, 11 LN G Twills \Hrnn E, < tripes and plai brown, 8¢; do | d drab, stripes and’ pla gton fancy, 19c; Bru ; Chariot fancy | wick brown, § 14 [ tra hieavy Fall Riverbro | 11 1-2¢; Tudiana A brown, 13¢ | brown, 15¢, | MickiNos | blue 82, 1 mont BB, 15 I ; Jonestogn, extr nilton D, 111 Lewiston A v Atingion'X biug | Beoteh, 18 1 " 000, blue and own, 12 1.2 do AAA, do do,’ 1312 do X't do do, 14 1-2c; Haymaker's blue and | brown, ; tiver DD stripe, 16 1 brown, 166; Unasvillo, o and brown, 14 1 Camsrics—Barnar 24 inch double face, Bic; Manhattan do glazed finish, Gc. Conser JEANS—Amory, sattoen, Bic; Clarendo Conestogin teens, Tie; Hallowell, 8c; Indian Orchard, Eddystone lmlnu arner A glazed, bl Newport do. Lockwood kid Pequot do, Audrosooggin tainly an advantage to me, who was in dinger of be coming bald.” This i the testime of all who nse ALLEN'S WoRLD'S H LSTORER. “Ono Bottle &1d it Il i the Ly who have had e gray hair restored to its natural color, aud their bald spot cov with e bottle of N Ln's Haik K ye, COMPOUNDED WITH MINERAL WATER. BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD FOR RHEUMATIEM, _ % DYSPEPSIA, " CONSTIPATION, BILLIOUSNESS, KIDNEY COMBLAINT, LUNG (DISEASES. BEDENTARY DISEABES BIT RS BEWARE OF COUN An excellent appetizing umlr of exquisite flayor, now used over the whole world, ' cures Dyspepsia, Diarrhas, Fever and Ague, aud all disorders of the Digective Organs, A few I.llnflnl urt a deliclous flavor o o plussof cumpugao, an all summer drinks. 'y it, but rlelts, Ak your zgist for the genuine manufactured by DK. J. " BIKGERT & BONS. Nurragansett, nproved, |83c; Pepperill sab. teen, 9he; Rockport, e, Bl W, WUPPERMANN, Sole Ageat. s e 1 Hrondwas, N, ¥, cOSTUR| THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H. WAGNER, Has long been aoknow ledged and mor than any other. The vast field ef med ever incroasing, ita numerous branches are brought nearer and wearsr to perfection, aud N0 One man ean auy lenger grasp thom all Hence the neecssity for q\lvh"u‘ the labor. And It is true beyond all doubt that disease, affoeting the gen ito-urinary organs need speeial study more than any thing else, if we would nnderstand and know hew to R 1 fally awaro that there are and pomo wenible peopl howil cendetnn him for making Whis claw of discases & Ify, bt ho ks happy 0 know that with most. per. sonw of reflnement and intelligenco a more anlig htes d view s taken of the subjoct, and that the physic ian who devotes himelf to reliaving the afflicted and saving them from worse than death, is no less & phi Ianthropist and benefactor to his than the sur geon or physician who by elose apulication excels in any other branch of his profession. Aud fortunately for humanity, the day i dawning when the false phi Tanthrophy that condemned the victims of folly or crime, liko the lepers under the Jowish law, to die uncared for hias passod away A Few Reasons Why you should try the colebrated Dr. H. Wagner's mothods of cure 1D 1. Wagner iy a natural physiclan.® The Groatest Living I'hnl 2. “Few can oxcel you as a doctor,” Dit J, Sivws, The World's Greatost Physiognomist. 8. You are wonderfully proficient in your knowl wdge of disease and wedicines DRI Mariews, “The aflicted find ready relief in your pres i D J. St lar graduato from has i very ox 1y posted on r. 1. Wagner is a e Tospital, Now York cit Dis. Browski & Ewixa, 0. “'Dr. 1L Wagner has immorta his wondorful discovery of 4 Ve Al XUl disoason " Vingins 7. “Thousands of invalids flock to Francisco Chronicle “The Doctor's long exparionce as o specialist should render him very successful.”—Rocky Moun: tain News. Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At ono time o tirely avoidod 1 but i few years liscussion of the secret vice was en. th al works of 3 crent opinion; he in aware that U v his duty cablo though it may be-—to handlo thiy matter without gloves and speak plainly about it; and intelligent. parents and gunrdlans will thank hin for doing 8. The results attending this destructive vice wero for. merly not un ol ol ins properly estimated; and 1o importare attached to a subject which by ita nintura doos not Tnvite closo. v estigation, it way willingly fgn The habit while atten their examp it may tracted by the youry o tievugh — Has the Bost Stock in Omaha and Makes the.owest Prices, FURNITURE! Mirrors, Bedding, Feathers, And Everything pertaining to the Furni- ture and Upholstery Trade. PASSENGER ELEVATOR ‘[:HAS SHIVEH":K To All moors | 1206, l‘l’?}’\‘l’:‘l‘: 1210 }:‘nmnm St. “SALEM FLOUR. Tul Flour 18 mado at Salom, Richardson Cor, Nebraska, the Combinod Roller Stone System. W Kive EXCLUSIVE salo of our flour to ono firm in & place. e have opened a b Omaha. Write for Prices. Addres either k N L VALENTINE ¢ REPPY. m Salem or Omaha, Meb. P. BOYER & CO., - DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Compy FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAEE, VAULTS, LOCKS, & 1020 Farnam Stroot. Omaha. PERFECTION IN Heating and Baking In only attained by using’} acquired through a itemont oncs cx: Derionced, the. practice Will bo Fopestod agaln aid until at Iast the habit becomes firm and_cony Jlotely enslaves tho victim, Mental and nervous ictions are usually the priniary results of self-abuso. Among the Injurious effocts may bo mentionod sl tude, defection or irrascibility of temper and go debility.” The oy seeks seclusion, and rar in the sports of his companions. 1t he bo a you man ho will be littlo found in company with tho other sex, and s troubled with ex bashfultiess in- their presence. Las emisslons and_eruptions on the face, prominent symptoms, 1f tho practice is violently persisted in, more serious disturbances take place. - Great palpiiation of the heart, or epiloptio convulsions, aro oxpy nd dreams, are also "CHARTER OAK \__.__—————— Sfi (2 Stoves and Ranges, WITH WIRE GAUZE OVER DODRS For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SONS, OMAHA- the sufferer may fall into a conipleto state of idiocy be- fore, finally, death relioves him. To all those engaged I this dangerous, practice, I wouklway, firat ol all, stop it ut once; make every possible effort to do so; but it you fail, if your nervots 00 much”sh rod; and conso. tako me norye 1 yourself kel you to go nt, for it is @ great poso that any ay, for some_ time, ol tle, give hitnselt up U this (asclnating without suffering from its future time. The number nen who are incapaciated o il the duties enjoinud by wedlock is alarmingly large, and in most of such cases this unfortunate fon of things can L traced to the practico of welf-abuse, which had been abandoned yoars ago. Indeed, o fow i of this habit is sutiicient to induc later years,and | have many of such ment at the present day. asos uner troat- Young Men be wuffering from tho effects of youthtul discretions will do well toavail thumwelves ho greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf- humanity. Dr. Waoxkr will guarantoe to for- 4 0r private disease of any kind and character which he under. takes toand fails o cure. Middle Aged Men. 1o 60jwho are There aro fmany at the age of of the blad- troubled with )y 0 light g or burn. kening of tho system in a unt for. O exam wedimont will often bo ing the urinary deposits a ro found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue, again changitig to a dark wid torpid appearance. There are wmany meny men who die of this difficulty, the cause, which s o Dr. W. will guarant o Noalthy restoration of the gonlto-urinary or: guns, Congultation free. view, 8 Thorough ex drossed, Dr. Henry n jordo Pocket (uln,mmuv by br. H or, is worth its weight g men. Sent by mil to W Price, ¥1,25. Let Your Light Shine. the celobrated apecialist, of Donver, lioves in lottiig the w ment for 1ost manhood wosterity will bloss, T [ his fellowmen. Kure to win h thousand tos from those he has cured, is proof po guro tho worstcases of thoso diu i and soxual discases of i i their bost friond . Ho all our ity ) Know you will ¢ ferer's true fri o th wlyice, as we ho ls the suf oW oky Mounruli & Relief to the Afflicted. , the speclalists o In modicines, as in sc front and uc anes who alway great rosults, o Dr. 1L Wgn X, 10 miat ly effoct curs for the sufferin Pomeroy » tor how complicatod their Demoerat. Chronic Complaints Require Time for a Cure. t a distance who wish tobe 1 not feel backward will write i which onubles him to send doctor he will counsel and advice to thousands he ha He b pationts in every city, town wid wlo, a3 wellas all over the United Btates, Beo his oss I hiy wdsertisemont. —Den ver Tribune Shall We Reform ? Specific re practice at 1 s they have hy siciaus, and heir specialtios, t ¢ wtudic wractice this modern s cedented success in th s i s wonderful ws it iy nt of private tering, — Prot. J, persons who noed medical reliof for th most delicate of discascs will lud anaccomplished and wful physician in the | of br. Tarluiar street, who is highly recommended by the cal profession st houw auid aboard, — Poteroy's Democrat, Bigotry and_ignorance must give way to windoin, and the wise physician bolieves li letting his Sight ahfue for the glory of his fellow wen. Priuter's itk i the torch he aud nick one to the whould be instrun Wagner, No ) guide the woary 11 this article 10 alth, ACH Wifaring humanity wer the purpose DI call ot 843 Larimer Btrees Denver, Colo, Sartiond the columa headed “The Necessity for the 1. 0. box 2389, “BURLINGTON ROUTE . (chle-go. Burllnzton & Oulncy Rallroad.) - A -,,1. Im&\\n ”:‘37;5! COING EAST AND WEST, QGOING NORTH AND SOUTN. nt Day Coaches, Parlor Cars, with Reclin:| Solid Trains ot mqunl Day Coaches and P Ro: | man Palace Sleej ln rs are run dally to from Bt Louls. vie H.nnlbd Quincy. Keal Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea to Paul and Minneapolis, Parlor Cars with Reclinn Chairs to and from 8t. Louis and Peoria and St Louls and Ottumwa. Only o of “cars between 8t. Lo Lincoln, Ne an Moines, Iow , Nebraska, and Denver, Ir.asmafl&a [l Chairs (seats free), Smoking Cars, with m ving Chairs, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and the famous C. 1. & Q. Dining Cars run dally to and ago & )(nmn City, Chicago & Council Bluffs, l,hlulgn & Des Moines, Chicago, Bt. Jo- [seph, "Atchison & T“Y" Only through line be- tween Chicago, Lincoln & Denver. Through cars | cha l):i:.wwn lnl'!lnnlpol:‘nd& (,o\m; lllufll vi:‘"u?'rm o connections ' i 18| Colorado, oo e groat THROUGH AR 1INE, It i8 universally admitted to be the Finest Equipped Rallroad in the World for all Classes of Travel. (. J. POTTER, 84 Vice-Pres't and Gen'l Manazer PERCEVAL LOWELL, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago. T. SINEHOI.D, MANUFACTURER OF Galvanized lonCorices, Window CapsiFinals Neb Thirtoenth Street Skylights & 'HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF Wall Paper i Window Sl EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED 1118 FARNAM STREET, . - OMAHA NEB. i W ILSON’ e and Shegt Tron Work OMAHA, NEBRASKA, uild 1ds of Steam Bollers, Smoke Stacks, Brecching Lard, Water and Oil Tanks, and Uo a geners MERD "‘.'.mil'.’,(..‘ .,’J..JJL iopairing done I City i County. All work Done a.t Eastern Prices and Warranted ! Javing hid many yoars xparionce i the trado o diferent haud. et tools in the State. give satistaction Wholesale Clothiers! /301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET COR. 13TH, NEBRASK. Bpcia OMAHA, . .