Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 22, 1883, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE- MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 18s3. f Palace Music Hall! W holesale and Retail. J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Proprietor of Musio Hall and General Manager for the Celebrated Western Cottage Orpan Co,, Of Mendota, IIL., for Western Iowa, Northern Kansas and Missouri, Nebraska, Southern Minuesota, and WEBER, LINDEMAN, AND HARDMAN Planos —ALSO— —AND— HAS COTTAGE ORGANS! —ALL KINDS OF— MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, —SUCH AS— GUITARS, THRIN VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS! FULL LINE OF— Music Boxes, Best Italian Strings, Music Books and Binders, Sheet Music, Etc., Efe. Also a Fine Stock of Fancy Goods. All Kinds of Games and Toys. Asn specialty in the Piano line, I would recommend most heartily the Eardman Piano! A fine tone, finely finished, first=class instrumept in every respect; they are mot the cheapest 4008, but within the reach of all who really desire something that will last a lifetime. TRY THEM., They are fully warranted for SEVEN YEARS. SHODDY PIANOS AND ORGANS, so largely advertised like patent medicine, snd like it, good for everything and nothing in particular, 1 DO NOT KEEP IN STOCK. Icannot afford to sell them, as I live too near home. But if desired, I am pre- pared to furnish any of these eheap Pianos and Organs at eastern prices, save freight, provided I am not held responsible. In connection with this I will state that my Organs contain b full octaves of Reeds, to one set, and do not call a single octave of reeds, a full set, as advertised by shoddy makers and dealers, 1 sell Pianos and Organs on Monthly and Quarterly Payments; also for cash, with small extra discount. Send for circulars, Address J. MUELLER, 103 South Main Street, Council Bluffs, No. Iowa, COUNGIL_BLUFFS, ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, PERSONAL, F. E. Miles and P. A, Barton, of Shenan doah, were at the Pa or Sunday., 1. 0. Jennings, agent of the Buffalo Bil and Dr, Carver Wild West combination at the Pacific yestorday. Was (% H. Plate, of Chicago, was an Ogden house yosterday Judge James G, Day, of the Suprewe Coart was in the city yostorday. Dr. D, J, Ross, of Shenandoal, was in the city over Sunday. J. 1. Draper, of Marion, Towa, at the Ogden Sundayed Alden K. Riley and son, of Hatlan, wore at tho Ogden yosterday . Mr. W, Rungan, of the firm of C. P & Co., leaves t Northwestern Nebraska, accompanied wifo ae faras e, Calloun. i lay on & commercial trip in bo by his Hon, John Y, Stone, of Glenwood, was in yostorday in company with Hale, of Wyoming, The governor's health is sroatly improving. Ho intends to spend sov ral woeks in Town tho ity Gov 1y Jacob Sims, of tho law firm of Sims & Ca well, has been attending the circuit court Logan for the past week. M. Earhart, who is connected with Wright & Baldwin, has returned from a trip to Des Moines and other points in the state, His wife, who has been spending several weeks at her old home, returned with hin. Judge Nathan French, of Da has boen holding court at Logan, in placo of Judge Zuve., who is sick, spent Sunday the city, and returnd hence to-day. of Des Moin gan for two woeks, commen Judge Zu § 1ot only wn enport, whe in Judge , is to hold court in 7 next Mon. er's health boing such that he sle to presidoe at present, but is contemplating resigning. Mrs, B, J. Abbott and Mrs. John Hammer loave to-day for Chicago and Cleveland, in- onding to visit thewr old homes in Olic 10 absent about six woeks, Gives and Dr. Hanchett is supremely happy, and onght to be, for the new boy who has arrived at his Home is one to ho proud of. el SRR Buy your dishes of Howe & Son. bl DBETTERING 'HEIR BRAIN: Council Bluffs Has Some Ambition for Culture. The public schools and colleges by no weans hold all who are seeking education by following well arranged courses of study. As the winter evenings d near there is a renewal here of the plans adopted in previous winters for the guin- ing of further education and information Iy some who have finished their school- ng, but who are fortunate enough not o have the conceit that their education is (inished. To-nignt the Chautauqua club ueets at ats parlor in the Methodist hurch. The club was organized » and it enters on its second year with nie promise of even greater enthusiasm than Jast season. The course of study ursued is the same, cf course, as that pursued by the other Chautauqua clubs of the laad. This local club num- bers about fifty members, ranging in age from sixteen to sixty. A very pleasant parlor is being fitted up in the church, wnd here on every Monday evening the club meets, and goes through as complete « recitation as ever macked a school History, political economy, literature, science, are all in the course, and the \nembers, by following the fixed course ofstudy and helped by the weekly meet- ing, are gaining much, while having a delightful way of employing their leisure woments, Rev. Mr, Armstrong is the lender, and proves an cnthusiastic and helpful one. Another mutual improvement society is the Round Table, which is just re- v organizing for another winter's iudy and reading. This organiza- tion. makes no attempt at securing large numbers of members, but rather to afford an instructive and inter eating means of spending a portion of the winter to those who are ready to join heartily in the mutual attempt to im- prove mentally. The Round Table makes but little show or pretensions, but its work for several seasons has been good w well a5 pleasant, and it has been under tho leadership of a most excellent scholar, Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, pastor of the Congregational church. Last winter nuch of the time was devoted to a study of German literature and history. 1t ix to meet o-morrow evening at the resi- dence of Mr. Cowles, on Fourth avenue, corner of RBiuhth street, to reorganize and plan for this scason, Both these organizations are a credit to the city and a pleasing refutation of the common charge that all the young folks of the present day are giddy, and think of nothing buv dressing and dancing. e — e Buy your dishes of Howe & Son. | —— Dentson Dottings. Dextsox, October 20.—A very enjoy able sociable was held at the M. E. par sonage Thursday afternoon and evening The new Lutheran minister is Rev. W. ¥. Strobel, lately located here, This place is said to_have some very fine home musical, and theatrical talent, and they are to give one of their enter- tainments at the opera house next Tues- day evening, The social season has opened up here, and during the winter many social events f different kinds will be enjoyed by young and old, One of the late city improvements is the water works ona grand scale, The place is now amply protected from the ravages of fire, o —— Buy your dishes of Howe & Son, C — A BIC PROBLEM, How Can Council Bluffs be Properly Beweraged, The sewerage question, which has been talked about on the corners and is being grappled by the board of trade and city council, is a8 perplexing as it is impo tant. It seems pretty well settled that Indian creek cannot be used as & general sewer, and even if it could it would not answer only for a small portion of the city. The dead lovel of the loug stretch to the river renders it almost impossible to got a gravity system to connect with the Missouri, as it would necessitate the experditure of almost a amount in grading up. suggested for havin bluffs, and thenthy the main sewer force it clean, but prossure world bo so great that a won derful strength would have to be put into the sewer building. Then would be a groat oxpense. It has boen | suggested thata great cesspool bo made, |and this pumped into the river. would also bo a great undertaking, and would involve a large expense annually, | but by many itisdecmed the most feasible plan of an Council Blufls eannot be given any system of sewerage without the necsssary improvement now to pre code any paving, or in fact any great ex tension of the waterworks, or other im provements, The problom must be solved some way. — COMMERCIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MAKKRT, Wheat- No. 2 spring, Toc; No. 8, €0c; jocted, B0c; good demand. Corn - Dealers aro paying 28@300; rejected orn, Chicago, 40@45¢; new mixod, 49c; white 1, He; the rocoipts of corn are light re. Onta—In good domand at e, Hay 4 00@ 6 00 per ton; Ho por bale, Ryo - 40¢, . Corn Me: 95 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 5 00@ 600, Coal - Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft, Poultry —Firm; ol ens 1605 live, Vegotables —Potatoes biages, S0@d0c per d per barrel H0c; onions, B . apples, 3 0@ 00 Flour - City flour, 1 60@3 40, Brooms—2 00@3 00 per doz. LIVE STOCK. Cattlo—3 00@3 50; calves, b 00@7 b0, Hogs— Market for hogs quict, as the pack- ing houses aro closod; shippers aro paying 4 00 @4 — Pressed by s Punster vew begin to fall, And fleck tho earth with gongoous dross, Matron and maid, the great, the smal, Ao then connected with the “pross.” When antumn le Bound Mary's waist, Augnstus’ arm T seon within his anple sloove “Although wo gather loaves to pross, T'vo prossed you without leave,” Vos, that is 80, spoke Mary than With gettures 'Gustus underst “But still I Autumn make you feel 1'd just as leaves you would.” Marathon Independent. RELIGIOUS, #A bible printed in Ingland in 1611 is on ex- libition at Pensacola. The Salvation Army of Eungla fifteon halls built,with seating capacity for 000 people. The four great Biblo socteties of this country and Groat Britain issnod last year 4,980, copies of the Seripture Moody has cated tho new buildings connected with his school for boys at Gill, M 000, @, The buildings cost $ Mr. Harrison, “tha hoy preacher, " s said to be threatened with brain fever, S nhody must have started this story who never heard him prench. Tho week of prayer for 1884, according to the recommendation of tho committeo of the ivangelical Alliance, will be from Janusry 6 wuary 15 The name of the unitod church in Canada is to be simply *“Ths Methodist Church,” and it cortainly has the merit of good senso, distinct- ness and brovity, 1o moan virtues us things go nowadays Mormonism is gaining ground in North Georgia, Alabama, and Middle and East Ten- nesseo. The missionavies, whose headquarters are in Chattanooga, are making hundreds of nverts aunually. It is not only the poorand ignorant who are proselytized, but the edu- cated and the wealthy Recently a gontl ‘manly-looking farmor applind at the Chatta- nooga oroban home to have a little girl tu nod over to him s a guardian, and undor the rales asked whether he of the iustitntion ho was was o member of a Christian church, *Yos, ho answerod, T and my wifo uro both mon bors of the Church of Suvior Jesus Christ.” “‘What denomination?” The Church of tho Latter Day Saints, commonly called Mor- mons.” The child will continue to be an in- wate of the home. —— MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. Miss Fannie Kellogg will be located in Bos- ton this winter, MHans Richter will give throe orchestral con - certs in London this autumn, John McCullough closed a three weeks' en- gagement at Mo} loker's 0n_ Baturdey.night, Dliying Richurd T11. to u $1,000 house. Kiralfy's new theatro on Fourth avenue, New York, will be commenced May 1 and opened the beginning of the season of 1884.85, Mume, Geistinger is to create during her American tour the title role i “Floretta,” o new operotts by Alfred Strasser and Max Von Meinzier. Sir Julius Benedict has rewritten his ca tati “Graziells,” which was given last year at the Birmingham festival, and will produce it during the season in London Crystal Palace as an opera, It is now proposed to buill a thoatre in which all the scenes and curtaing will be lifted and lowered by hydraulic machinery, so thut only about one b the number of men usual- ly required suffice to *“work” anything, and the scenes can b changed in & surprisingly short time. Itonly remuins to work the actors by it ory. M. Capoul, the tenor, landed in New York from the Normandie last Friday, This is his fifth visit to America, M. Capoul requestod wreporter whom he met to contradict the story of his marriage recently published. He stated thatthere was not & word of truth in it, Hosays ho has not been married, and, what is wore, never will marry, M. Capoul spoke earnestly and flourished his cane, —— A Splendid Remedy for Lung ish- eu Robt. Newton, late President of the y of New York,and Dr, Felectic College of the Ci formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dr. Wy, HALL'S BALSAM very oxtonsively in hin pri tice, ms many of his patients, now living, and restored to health by the use of thiy invaluable medicine, can amply tostify, He alpvays said that 80 good a remedy ought not to be consid- ored merely s a patent medicine, but that it ught to be prescribed freely by every f-h)nl' cian as & sovereign romedy in all cases of Lung disvoses, It is a sure cure for Consumption, and has no equal for all pectoral complaints, et Northern ployes. Measuring Pacific Em- Butte (M. T.) Miver. Orders have been issued from the head quarters of the Northen Pacific Railread to the effect that all employes on trains and at stations over the line must appear in uniform, A tailor is now going over the road taking measurements of the employes for their new suits, who, in order to expedite matters, sends the fol- lowing dispatch to all agents: *“Tako off eyerything but your pantaloons and shi and be on the platform when the t arrives, to be measured for uniform Arriving at one of the new stations he jumped from the train, tape-line in hand, and ghouted for the agent. In response to his call a handsowe young lady stepped forward, accompanied by @ sturdy six- footer, who announced that the lady was the agent, and he was her brother, and demanded an explanation of his dispatch I'he tailor explained as best he could, and boarding the train telegraphed from the next station, **How many agents have you ot that don't wear shirts and panta- onw, a1 where are they located! An- swer quick,"” fabulous A plan has been :( A reservoir on the otting water through the there This cat expenso, but sewerago seems to be | A SAILOR THIRTY YEARS, About three month ago 1 was taken; with sovere Paing in the small of my back, n the region of the kidnoys, from which 1 became aterrible sufferer, 1 d with & number of physioians, and finally placed myselt undor thele treatment, they telling me 1had the sciatio theamatism and kidney complaint. On examin found tobe in a very tion my urine ad condition, of vory dark ¢ with & heavy red brick-dust de r, and impregnated osit, and vory offen sive, T had the most carcful and best medical atten Ao, and tiied all the popular remedies without ox porienclng any roliet. Fortunately about this time tho virtuo of Hunt's Romedy being called to my at tontion, 1 hought and used & bottle, with such satis factory results that 1 continued on for six weeks, | when, aving used tour bottlos, T found T was as well A ever and entirely oured. All paing lef vl color tor roturned t Nt health, a ) ite na Tam now in ex to att sinios: Whe your valuable medicine 1 fident 1t will do all your ol time. over an opportunity ¢ s to mend with gradit Jons Kisnait Your oarr May 0, 1833, overy Now London, Conn., ALEXANDER'S CASE Aout ono year ago T waa taken with a severe at tack of disonso of the kidneys, from which 1 suffer <overdly. Tapplied to our local physician, and ot roceiving any help Tealled on Mr. John A, Morgan, ated my e, e immediately 1o of Hunt's Remody, offored it the groat specilla for that complaint. 1 commenced itat onco, and from the very start I Logan to improve, and by the time I had used the hottlo was entirely well. 1 would a ¥ perso difficulty with tho ki neys to give Hunt's Remody o trial, 1 know of one case besides my own being cured and would ehoerfully recommond it ¢ CHARLES 1, ALKXANDRR, Foroman Dyo House, Shetu May §, 1853 Groo 1cortity to tho above being a true oase, having sold the medicing to Mr. Aloxander. and know him to b a gentleman respected highly in the position he holds J0nx AL Mo May 8, 1883, Drugglst, Greenovill our drugist, an handed mo a b naing any one, AN, .+ Conn, L required ly the traveling pub | N EI tions ~all of which are furu And St. Paul. 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Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha, Rook Iland, Dubu aul and Minneapoliu TPOFALE HANIo Of & KToat roRd convoyn an ides of ust whay and the best of accommods Oricaco, Mrwavke: Northern Ilinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa anc orthwost and Far West, 1t waturally answors th cngo, Milwaukee, La Crosse and Winons Milwaukee, Wausau and Morrill Milwaukee, Madison and Prai Chieago, ) Rocktord and Dubugue Ch ax Falls and Yankton Davenport, Calmar, St. Paul and Minneapolis. Pullman Sleopers and the Fincst Dining Cars inth world wro run on th it CHIGAC MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL Rfi LWA and cvory attontlon is paid f0 passegers by courte ous employes of the company. A. V. H. CARPENTER, Gon'l Pass. Agent FFORD, 8. 8. MERRILL, Gen'l Managor, ARK, Sup't. JTC Gen’ GEO I, ¥ Ass't Gou'l Pass, Ag't Merauy, Has been more ructive to human health and o and famino combinod. 8o sali vyears ago,and it 8 as true m of Blood Disease is ro the malady and then dosed with Todides to him of the Mercurial Pois. oning; but instead of reliof, the first ono breaks dow) hi genernl health nnd makes: him cripple, and the other ruin th . T thoso’ alicted in this the greatest Yoon on carth, and 1s worth more than its weiht in gold. 1t antidotes this Mercurial © tones up the system i brings the sufferer back to healthand happiness Every person who h been salivatod should by all nieans take & thorough course of this remedy. IRPVRIRKONVILLE, Twiaos Co., Ga. Five years ago T found on my' plantation & colored man who was hadly diseasod. ” Ho stated that five yearw before he had contracted a violent case of bloo. yoiron, and had b many physic funs all failing tocure him. Itreated him with Swift » Specific, and ina short time he wa sound and wull, witd how not had & symptom of the dixcase nine D, M. HUGHES. One gentleman who had been confined to his be wix weeks with curinl Rheumatism has been cured cutirely, and speaks in the highest praise of 8, 8. 8. CHIL & BERRY, attanoogs, Tenn. C | wize, 4100 por bottlo, Large size (hold utity) 81,75 bottle. Al drugiists vell $1,000.REWAR! Will be paid toany Chemist who will find,on an alysisof 100 bottles 8. 8. 8., one particlo of Meroury fodido Potassium, or any minoral substance THESWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga, rico: §m double &4 Write for the littlo book, which will be malle: free. Price: 8mall size, $1.00 per bottle. Large slac (holding double quantity), $1.76 s bottie. All drug ginto sl it. NOTICE]! To the Traveling Public! GOMMERO;;X.;_: HOTEL ! Omceola, Neb., 18 now undergolig throrough repairs, both within ang without, and the proprietor intends it shall bo SEC OND 16 NONE i tho State, next to Omaha. E. K. BLACKWELL Proprietor, aug 21-2m Nebraska Cornice Ornanenel Yot GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windowms, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC BKYLIGHT, Ilron Fencing Crestings, Balustrades, Verandas, Officesnd Bank Haillngs, Window and Cellar Guards, Ete. N. W. COR. NINTH AND JONES STS. WM. GAISER, Managor. * ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main 8t., 8t. Louls WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ,PAPERs { WRITINING 9 | WRAPPING ENVELOPES, CARD BOARD AND PRINTERS’ STOCK, £4rCash paid for Kags and Pape Stook, Screp Lror and Metals. Faper $lock Warehouser, 122 o 1227 North Sixth Lot wopt2id-gm- BOOK, NEWH, THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H WAGNER, Has long been acknowledged and more 50 at this day than any othor. The vast field of medical science iy ever increasing, and its imerous branches are brought nearer and nearer to porfaction, and no ono man can any longer grasp ¢ Hence the necossity for dividing the Iabor. true boyond all doiibt that disease, aff tho gen. ito-urinary organs need special study moro than any- thing olse, If wo would understand and know how treat them proporly DR. 1. WAGNER ia fully many physicians, and somo sengiblo people, who will alty, but hels happy to know that with most_ per sons of refinement and intell N ed view s taken of the subjoct, o ian who devotes hin saving them from worse than awaro that thoro are Ath, Ianthropist and benefactor to his race th fen woon or physician who by close apulicatic wny other branch of his profossion. _And fortunately or humanity, the day is dawning when the false phi- anthrophy that condemned the victims of tolly o crime, llke the lepers undor the Jewish Iaw, to' die uncared for hias passed away. A Few Reasons Why you should try the celebrated Dr. H. \W: methods of cure: 1. “Dr. H. Wagn 18 a natural physk ¢ wLER, logist. “Few can excel you s & doctor, Di. J. 1o, World'n Greatest Physiognomist. ly proficient in your know) ines.” The 8 “You adgo of dise Di. J. MATTIN ‘The afflicted flud ready rolief in- your pres- Dr. J. . Yagner 18 a regular gradunto from , Now York clty; has had very ox- Practice, and i thoroughly posted on | branches of his beloved sclonce, especially on ohronio diseasos. Dia. Brows “Dr. H. Wagner has L & Bwixo, amortalized himsolt by fle remedi i s of invalids tiock to soe hira. Chronicle, “The Doctor's long experi | render him very successtul. 8 honld tain News. as a specialist Rocky Moun- Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one time a discussion of the seeret vico was en- tirely avoided by the profession, and medical works of but a few years ago would hardly mentio % To-day the physiciau s of a differont opinion; he is aware that It i lus duty—disagroeable thovch it iy bo--to handle this iatter without gloves and wpoak plainly about it; and futelligent parents and wuardians will thank him for doing The results attending this destruictivo vice were for. wmerly not understood, or not properly estimated; and no lmportance belng attached to s sibject which by its nature docs not Invite close investigation, it was willingly ignored The habit is generall whilo attonding school tracted by the young alder_companfons through their examplo, may be responsible for it, or it may bo acquired throvgh aceldent. The excitemunt onee ox- perionced, the practice will bo ropeated again and guin, unti] at last the habit bocomes firm and _com- Jlotaly onulaved the viotim, Mental and norvous af- ictions are usuatly the primary results of selt-abuse. Among the injurious effects may b mentioned lassi: tude, dejection or irrascibility of temper and general dobility.” The bov seeks seclusion, and rarely joins in the sports of his companion It he bo oung mian ho will be little found in company with the other wox, and fa troubled with exceoding and annoying bashfulness in- their prosence. Laselvious dreams, emissions and eruptions on the face, etc., are also prominent symptoms. 1t the practice i violently persisted In, more serious disturbances take place. - Great palpitation of the heart, or epiloptio convulsions, are’ experienced, and the sufferer may fall into a complote state of idiocy be- fore, finally, death relieves him. I all thoso engaged in this dangerous, practice, [ would say, first of ll, &top it At omce; make every possible offort to do oy but it you fail, if your nervous systom Iy already 100 much” shattered, and conse- tly, your will.power broken, take some nervo )add youin your effort. ~ Having freed yourselt from the habit, I would further counsel you to go through a reguiar course of treatment, for 1t is a greas mistake to supposo that any one may, for some. tine, o t overy nolltlo, givo hitnsel. up to this fascinating hut dangerous excitement without sufferivg from its ovil consequences at somo future time. The number of young men who aro incapaclated to fll the duties enjoined by wedlook i alarmingly large, and in most of such cases this unfortunate condition of things can be traced to the practice of self-u which had been abandoned years ago. Indeed nonths' practico of this habit is sufiicient to o ypermatorrhea n Iater yoars, and T have many of such cases under treat mentut the prosent day. Young Men Who may be suffering from tho effects of youthful follioa or indiseretions will do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon over luid at tho altar of suf- foring humanity. Di. Waoxn will guarantoe to for- felt §500 for overy caso of seminnl woakness or private discase of any kind and character which he undor- takos to and fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. Thore ate many at tho ago of 8 to 60 who are troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad- der, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burn- g sensation, and o weakening of the system in & winner tho patient cannot account for. On oxamins g the urinary deposits » ropy sediment will often be tound, and somotimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be u‘ thin milkish hue, again changinig to a dark and torpid appearance, There are many meny men who die of this difficulty, fgnorant of tho cause, which s the second stago of seminal-weak- ness. Dr. W. will guarantee a perfect oure iu all casos and o healthy restoration of " the genito-urinary or- nunications should be addressed, Dr. Henry Henry Wagner, P. 0. 2859, Denver, Colorado Tho Young Man's Pocket Companion, by Dr. 1 Wagner, Is worth its weight in gold to young men. Prico, 91,25 Sent by mail to any addresa. Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Wagner, the cclebrated specialist, of Denver, Colo., 848 Larlmor stroct, belioves in letting theworld Kniow what he can do, aid i doing for thousands of his fellowmen. ~ His treatment for lost manhood s sure Lo wit il namo that posterity will bless, Ten thousan testimonials from all over the United tates trom thioseho has cured, 18 proof positive that hedoes cure the worst casos of theso discasos. ‘The afflicted trom chironic und sexual diseases of every kind will flid him their best friend. Itead his advertisementin all our city papors, aud call on him for advie, us wo fnnw you wil corroburalo ub o myiu ho i tho @ ferer's true fricud.— Rocky Mounrain News. Relief to the Afflicted. In medicines, 88 I acience, the specialists are the ones whoalways comes to the front and accomplish great rosults, This remark s especially applicablo to to b, 1, Wagner, of this city. Ho stands at the top of his profession, and the cures he performs for the Uhfortinate would seom wondarful If o proper) Viewod in thellight of scientifio acquirementa: Ho (s endorsed by the most eminent of the medical taculty, Hiu offcw ut 143 Laramulr streot, where ho will Apoedi: ily effecta cure for the suffering of either sex, no mat- tor how complicated thelr complaint.—Fomeroys Democrat. Chronic Complaints Require Time for a Cure Porsons at & distance who wish tobe treated by Dr. Wagner need not feel backward because of inabilit to the doctor ho wi to visit him, 1t thoy will w send o st of questions w medicines, counsel and uover seen, He has pa station in ' Colorado, Sco his ad nablos him to send to thousands he has in overy city, town aud well a8 all over the United n his advertisement.—Den- Shall We Reform ? Specif remdis (or llduseascs s tho thoory yractice at present of educated and experlen hysicians, aud in all large communities they have thir spocialties, to excel in which they direct thele studies aud practice. Dr. Wagner is o sucocsatul il fustration of this modern school of specialties. aud his unprecedented success in the treatment of private igeascs is as wonderful as it s fattering,—Prot. J. . hose persons who need medical relief for the mos delicate of diseases will find an accomplished and suo- censful physician in the person of Dr. Wagner, No, 3 Lur! er street, who 18 highly recommended by the medical profession at home aod aboard. — Poweroy's Detio Bigotry and lgnorance wust give way to wisdom, and the wise physician believes in letting his light shiue for the glory f his fellow men. Printer's iuk s the torch he can best use w&nm: the wur: aud sick one to the fountain of heall 1t this should be instrumental as & “TORCHLI HT* sot up- ou gbill to guide suffering humanity to 348 Larimer streft, Denver, Colorado, it will answer the purpose for which it was writien, Address DR, HENRY WAGNER, P, 0. box 2859, or call at 343 Larimer Denver, ‘mlbu the columan headed “The Necossity for the eyl