Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1883, Page 2

i i i THE DAILY BEE s NOVEMBER 1, 1883. OMAHA, THURSDAY You Cannot Day It in the a8 Bar-rooms. ‘What an absurd idea it is to send a sick man, with an ailing stomach, a torpid liver, and impoverished blood, to a bar-room to swallow some stimulating stuff, and call it medicine! An enormqus amount of mischicf jsconstantly done by men who thus trifle with themselves. Instead of healing their discases, they make them worse. Instead of gaining strength they onl quire the dis- graceful habit of tippling. It is a point worth noting in con nection with Brown's lron Bitlers, that this valuable medicine is not sold in bar-rooms, and will not be. Itis not a drink. It is a remedy. It is not made to tickle the palate of old topers. It is made to heal dis- ease. It is not made to promote the zood-fellowship of a lot of bibulous fellows standing around a bar and asking cach other, “What will you :ake?” It is a true tonic; an iron medicine containing the only prepa- tation of iron which can safely and beneficially be taken into the system Health is Wealth BHALN ' WEAVE BE TR EAT M ENT Montal Dej rain, reenlting in | decay’ and death, Lass of power i Bpermatorrhaa can brain, self-abuse or ov Each aaina"one month's trestmont. $1.00 @ box, o boxes for 86.00. Sent by mail prepaid on recelpt price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES Tocure any case. With eaoh order rocelved by u for six boxes accomuanied with §5.00, wo willsend thi wechasorour writton guneaatee torefund tho monoy f the trestment doss not affect a oure. Guarantee. * ed only by C. F. GOODMAN mbe wi Druv lst Omaha Neh. ding y Barrounoss ry Losse DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S AND PREVENTIVR AND OURE. JOR EITHER SEX. This remedy being injected dirotly to the seat the_diseaso, requires no chango of diet or nauscour, wmercurial or poissnous medicines to bo taken intors - ally, When 1sed as a proventi cither sex, it i Imposaible to cuntract any private disease; but ih the ‘oaso of thuso alrendy unfortunately afflicted we guar BOoke) nss ke [ e ploefepp il icstund el money. Price by mall, postage poid, 82 per hox, o Shreo boxea for 5. WRITTEN GUARANTEES wstied by all suthorized agents. Dr.Felix LeBrun&Co HOLE PROPRIETORS F. Goodman, Druggist, Sole Agent, for Omaha ‘W&o wly C Kb HURBIX.A I Have Found It ‘Was the exolawation of & man when he got & bo» ot Eureka Pile Ointment, which is a simple and_surc eure for Pilos and all Skin Disoases. y cents by The American Diarrhma Cure i Fas #tood the tost for twenty yoars. Bure cure for .u' Nover Falls. Diarvhaos, ntary, and Chole or! Deane's Fever and Azue Tonic & Cordial T ls (mposaible to supply the rapid sale of the same SURE CUR WARRANTED For Fevor and Ague, and ail Malarial troubles. PRICE, §1.00. W.J. WHITEHOUSE LABORATORY, 16TH ST., OMAIIA, NEB. For Sale by all Drugqists' Nebraska Cornice —AND— Ornemextal Works! MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Do: AT rIor indovwvwms, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, Ilron Fencing! Balustrades, Verandas, Office and Bank s, Window and Cellar Guards, Ete. N. W, COR. NINTH AND JONES STS. WM. GAISER, Manager. ey Lae U SHANEID. AR frou iudiscretions, excesses o i All thote o iy rsined, aud uuable ! oun e ertaral . i 7 04 pe OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Wyoming, Donovan has 1 sontenced to hang the murder of a 1eRo at Rawlins, January 8, f0 companion. N Jero Oldham, driver of the Evanston stage, thrown from the seat and almost instantly | last week. The soda works at Larmie begin to “‘loom,” and it is exposted to start up the furnaces in side of two weeks. crowdod with w | time to button his teothpick shoes or_properly adjust his crushed strawberry tie,—| Boomer | ang. ving f his re-iustatement as chief clork of Iway Postal wervice. 1t is hoped Van. orvoort will now subsids to the obscurity of some country hamlet and the modest lifo of | the keeper of a one-horse grocery,—[Cheyenne | Sun, | | mes catches & man. A big fellow came to tow nd imselt a bad man from Kentucky. town under that title for abou ortook to Carbon «on | few days | announce Heo run the wook, unil he Hunter (a quiet saloon) into blowin wast't blown, but he was with a beer bottle and kicked i $ bad man bought a through tic o following day and took his band- wged head with him for repairs. bulldoze George Dakota, Traill county has £65,000 in its treasury and don’t owe a dol The mini has been fixed at §9 pe; Tho machinery for o pork packing house at Sioux Falls has been purchased. c land Ono year ago Aurora county had twelve schoul houses, now there are sixty. A court house, to cost $4,000, is to be built at Grand Rapids, LaMoure county, Piorro's estimato of monoy spent in im- provements thers during 1883 is 200,000, Thore is a prospect of new tin district being opened up in Pennington county soon. Six men at Jamesgown 1, aud narrowly escaped death, by eating corn’ beef hush. The price of wheat at various railroad poiiits ranges from eighty-two conts to eighty-four conts, A year ago thero wers but twolve schools in Davidson county, while this winter there will bo hfty-five, o farmors of Davidson couuty report that seatherod their soud corn in 90 days from we of planting, The Ludiuus and half breeds have been an- noying th S, deputy surveyors in the Tur- tle Mountuin country. The Pioneer states that half a million dollars have bseu paid out already this year for freight by Ilack Hiils shippers. Ao county of Molvan, just north of Bur- Teigh on tho Missouri hus recently been orgau- and commissioners appointed. A fwir ostimate of the land under culuivation in tho fourteen townships in Grant county places the same at from 120,000 to 140,000, Tn Septewber 195,000 bushels of wheat wero markuted at Tower City, and receipts in day. Tho deepest shaft in the Hills has boon sunk by the Old Abo mine, o part of the Homestuko property. 168 now down 44 out, Freo postal delivery will bo instituted in Fargo as s0on ws the numbers for the houses s inmios for tho streots are. placed i pos on, A Bathgate farmor throshed 425 busholy of whoat frous the product of ten acres; and a Cavilier farmer threshed 3,450 from 110 acros. Allof Powbina county. Northern Dakota will have a school fund of 855,000 000 from iws school lands if they sell ut the rute stipulated by the Sioux Falls conven- tion for lands in the new State of Dakota., The cattle men of the Black Hills are pre- paring to make a statement to Cougress of the cattle interests of that rggion with a view to fufluence the openiug of the Sioux reserva. tion, It is reported that the Villard excursion Jrty o tho opouing, et tho Northern Pul. 0 two hundred and fifty thousand dollurs, and that emoloyes are to have their salaries cur- tailod in consequonce, The iron was laid the past week on the the Jamestown & Northorn branch of the Northern Pacitic to New Rockford, sixteon miles North of Carrington, aud twenty-five miles South of Devil's Luke, Oliver Dalrymplo, the honanza farm_king, has threshed” this ‘season 150,000 bushels of wheat, and 40,006 bushels of oats, gotting u total of 40,000 more grain ut 810,000 leas ex- pense than lust year. This crop was grown on 7,500 acres of ground. At the recont mooting at Madison of the Preshytory of Southeastern Dakota tho or i{nnll ativn of eleven churches since the meet- g of one year ago waw reported, making o total of fifty-four. Theso additions havo in- eroased the membership 132, Two young ladios, the Misses Phelps, went to Fargo from their ‘claims in Dickey county a few days ago, Thoy camo to the Territory three voars ago without means, and by their unaidod efforts, trading in city lots and got- ting cluims, thoy are now worth more than 812,000 oach, and will, no doubt, more than double than 1n the next three years, OColorado, The potato crop of Rio Grande county is 40 per cont larger than the crop of last year, A Russian count has been discovered doing duty as & waiter in o Boulder restaurant, Tho Nellis and Ella mines at Telluride have beon sold to New Jersey capitalists for 000, Tron ore shipments are largely on tho in- crease from the mines w fow miles east of Pueblo, Gunnison county comes up smiling und ita §300,000 of dobt, and elabus. thih 1t hen good value for the monoy. The lawyers in the Tabor divorce sui Mra. Tabor No. 1 for. 80,000 feos, ey s cured a verdict for 83,046.05, Red Mountain District is producing 1 amount of ore, which we are informed will woek a markot in Salt Lke. The D, & R. G. is building additional snow e | sheds over Marshall pass and otherwise im- This DELT o1 Regenera. Sor 1y niade cxns ey foe e g b derd of‘the. renerative o here (8 10 mistake Abon Tnatrum, Lintiows wireas Y o 1 House-Cleaning Purposes. W WILL CLEAN PAINT, MARBLE, OIL CLOTHS, BATH TULS, CROCKERY, JITCHEN UTENSILS, WINDOWS, &0. AT WILL POLISH TIN, BRASS, COPPER AND STEEL WARES OF ALL KINDS. proviug the mountain’ sections of the lino for winter traflic, The great tunnel of the D. & R, near Bridgoport, is being energotically pus 1t will ,000 feet long—over half & mile—and will do away with three bridges and lesron tho distance of the line nearly two miles. The l.un;n:l will be ready for use about April 1st, next, Montana, The Billing artesian well is down 450 feet. The Crow Tndians ure estimated to be worth $2,000 each in land. The Northern Pucific depot at Missoula will cost about §15,000, The taxuble property at Fort Benton will this year amount to 1,000,000, Miles City has voted a spocial tax of 83,- 000 for the maintenance of public schools this winter, The ar d'Alene mountains, th wiles north of Butte City, IKT‘(.T lfwh ‘Imd I()lr'rk« I‘lulmnty assessment for 38 in vix and a half o —exc y about two millions Lhnl:.l rl;: iy by The shipuent of cattle from Monta the Northorn Pacifc for the siouth of October will reach about 600 car loads, The Northern Pacifie is about to begin build- ing & snowshed at the west end of the Mullen tunnel. It will be about 1,200 feet long, Butte City, with the revenue derivod frop 300 gamblinig hells, has built & 830,000 schol hanse, and is about to build a $1560,000 court | uweph Boorth, of Bitter Root valley, raised this season, on 824 acres of ground, 1,800 bush- ols of grain, or an average of & little over 65 bushels to the acre, The persous who stole Scccetary Teller's October have averaged 10,000 bushels per | trnnks at Livingston last summer have been apprehended in Dakota and will be returned to Gallatin county for trial. The 1'illings ditoh, thirty miles In length, 1a completed and a copious stream of water now flows through that town. Some 50,000 acres of valuablo land can be watered by this ditch, General Anderson, Engincer-in-Chief of the Northern Pacific, says that the Mullan tunnel will surely be completed this month nd the ono at Do s time in Jan. y. Copper shipments from Butte last week wero as follows o | and twh car loads of oro, we 1s car Toads of ma 5. It is n showing which n» copper camp in the world can equal ‘I'wo ladies of Miles City, returning home after dark, woro held np by u foo* pad and abliged to give up money and valuables, One fortunately, had left her purss at home t %205 in currency. Robbing ladies in s streot is a new departure, and one that » people of Montana will it down upon with a vengeance, should the guilty parties be de- Californin. Fresh water has been obtained in an arte- sion well sunk on the beach at Santa Barbara within about 100 feet of the sea. The depth of the well is 120 feet. A windmlll s being built near ¥ rigating purposes, The mill forty feot high and the wheel two feet, ruarding a fow ot the defend- A novel suit tried in San # ago resulted in a vordict The plaintiff, a Miss Jones, sued Dr. 3ill, o dentist, to recover 29,000 damages for cutting her tongue while extracting » tooth, One of the most valuable portions of tho es- tate of the late Dr. Glenn is known as “Gilenn's Oregon ranch” which is worth £1,000,000. The heirs proposs to retain pos- & wsion of the Colusa ranch, but will let the Oregon ranch be sold, There has boon o decided upward tendency paid Chinese since the passage of i lled and unskilled ve from 15 to 25 t more than when the Act went into f Chinese farm laborers have been very sc during the past summer, Hop pickers have n paid twenty-five ¢ hundred ght more than Tt yoar. o5t hands were paid an increase of . Cigar- makers have receive it the same increase. Idaho, ‘The ore shipments from Hailey are not as large as t! might be owing to the difficulty of obtaining cars. The Oregon Short Line is fourtern miles South of Boi » City, at which place they have a freight and passenges Boise City never re saw better times than at prosent, and the prospects for the fus ture of the capitul of Idaho never was brighter than at the present timo. Only ono mile of grading remains to be done on the Oregon Short Line, which takes the road to Burnt | pn—its terminus for the present. 1t thero with the Ore- gon Ruilway and Nuvigation Company’s line, which road, however, Will not be completed forseveral months yet. Thirty thousand dollars have boen subserib- od by the citizens of Boise City for a branch road from the Oregon Short Line at Kuna,and onnect with the main line somewhero be- n the mouth of the Payette River and id line to run_throngh Ci tis suid, will be 60,000 ond company have assured the citiz so that with their assistance tho line will be built. 5o City. New Mexico. At Silver City hay is worth $2 por hundred. The Ocate valloy crops wero o failure ¢l year, A Prosbyterian church is being erccted at Raton, Peanuts are successfully cultivated in the Mesilla valley. 8. W. Dorsoy is now shipping laye quanti- fien of fine beef cattle East. The Raton Coal and Coke company dis- burses from $10,000 to $12,000 & month to ew- ployes. Hon, Podro Sanches, agent for the Pucblo Indinns, has been interviewed by a newspaper correspondent at Ocate, The agant says thers are about 9,000 Pueblo Tndians iu New Mexi- co, aud in his opinion the Tavs Puoblos are the puorest tribe. Utah. Tho silk industry is making progress in tuh, Tho smelting and rofining works at Ogdenis fixed fact, Machinery for the works1s ar- ug, and it is auticipated it will be in opera- ri tion shortly., The receipts of the metals in Salt T.ake for the woek ending October 24th, amounted to $158,253.90, of which 21 was silver and silver bullion, and was ore, The receipts of the weok previous wmounted to $156,102.19, The Ogden woolen mills are o thriving in- stitution. Besidos the water power, the wool- ou wills are provided with a 40-hore power boiler and engine. In the present works there i 1 isive, L4 day and night. Twenty-five men wro em. ployed. Washington, Work has been commenced on the new Westorn Union Telograph line botween New Tacoma and Seattle. It cosws the Government about $40.000 a year to maintuin the Indian schools at Puyal. up, Chehalis and Skokowish. A company with a capital of $100,000 has been incorporated at Walla Walla, to ivrigate desert land on the Yukima river. There is much excitement over the very re- cent discovery of a silver mine about two miles from the town of Fuirweather, Spokane county. Mauy persons have left Cheney and the surrounding country for the scene of the new discovery, Nevad Tho Carson Appeal says: “There aro throe cattle men in this State each worth §1,000,000, Two of thom were cattlo horders less than twanty yours ago, und ouo of them wigus Lis name with an X, Novada has, according to the tenth census, 6 population, 161 printers and thirty-six aevapapor publications, fourteen of which wre daily and twenty-two weekly, making itin every item the smallest State in the Union. Josiah Davis, No, Midletown, Ky T am now using & box of your HE CARBOLIC SALVE upon an uleer, whicli, for tho pust ton daye, s, piven uio gront romedy 1 have case. My ulcor puto. - Thi salv i tho onl ound that s given me was caused by varizose veins, and was pro- nounced iucurable by my medical doctors. i v HENRY'S CARBOLIC ting a curo, et Perished on the Prairie, Two citizens of Dawson, Dak., Edward A. Horton and Ed. F, Knapp, became lost on the prairie in a snow storm, and Knapp perished, Horton being forced to leave him, Mr. Horton says: “‘About 10 o'clock in the forenoon we were head- ed for a house occupied by & man named Davideon, where we intended to stop Then it began to snow, at first gently and afterwards thick and fast. The wind was from the southeast, but unbeknown to us it changed to the north- west and wade it very cold, Wo lost our way, That was sl there was of it, We wandered, going south as we thought, and kept going as fast as we could. 'We got tired and hungry, but bad to kuvln going. We could see neither house nor hay stack. The few crackers and the little coffee we had was but an aggravation to our appetites. Ed (mean- ing Knapp) became weak and commenced to lag behind. He would occasionally | stumble and fall down, and firally he got % knife. to laying down. As it came on dark the horror of our situation became more painfully apparent to me, and Ed. scemed to partially realize it, because he strug led harder to keep on his feet, and by anging to my arm wonld succeed in doing so for a distance. Then he would lie down, and T would lie down beside him and endeavor to rouse him up; but his strength grew less and less, and his speech incoherent. Finally he laid down in a gully and wouldnt budge. 1 couldn't raise him up, and I could only stay with him until it seemed to me he was dying, Then I gave him up and struck off to try and find my way home 1 remember going through the bluffs and through several places where there was water, and striking my le inststones and falling down. When I was exhausted I would lie down with my elbow under my head so that it would slip out when I went to sleep and waken me. 1 had the ono idea, that to go to sleep meant death in my wot and chilled condition. Finally morning came—I don’t remember much —1 kept walking and stumbling ahead, and at last saw the houses near Medina, and the next thing I knew the men at the station were leading me up to a fire and getting me something to eat, Near where 1 left Ed there is a big rock, as big s half a hay stack. We laid in its shelter a little while before he gave up. It might be a mile or two fram where he stopped, but not more. That’s all 1 can remember., It was quite dark and about midnight when 1 left him.” | — Lot Us tell You. Tt us tell you that o person who is bilions or constipated is not a well person, and furth- er, that nearly every one is subject te these irrogularitios, Let us tell you also that fur dock Blood Bitters are one of the finest diure tics and aperieuts ever yot devised, ADVIOE TO AN ARDENT YOUTH. Perseverance and Patience Will Ac- complish Wonderful Things. “T am in an unhappy frame of mind,” writes a young man to this paper. “I love a beautiful girl who seems to trifle with my affections, though I am persuad- ed she loves me but does not want me to think she may be too easily won. Last evening when I went to her home to call ou her she set the dog on me and I jump- ed over the picket fence and my coat-tm caught on the pickets and held me there while the dog chewed my coat and bit a large piece out of my pants. And the girl stood on the porch and laughed a laugh full of a strange, low, sweet cad- ence. Do you think the girl is only try- ing the strength of my affection for her and that she will learn to love me?” We hardly think you have room to hope, young man. A girl that will stand on the porch and “‘laugh a laugh full of a strange, low, sweet cadence,” while a doy is eating some of you is not likely to ever learn to love you well enough to let you sit on one of the front benches when sho marries another fellow. But if you continue your visits you can have reason to h pe that the family dog will become attached to you, in the end. -Middletown Transcript. —— Horsford's Acid Phosphate. Excellent"Results. Dr. J. L. Wi, Bliot, Me., says: “Horsford’s Acid Phosphate gives most excellent results.” S e A Remarkable Operation, The Paris Academy of medicine has beenconsidering the remarkable operation performed >y M. Felizet,in the extiaction of a spoon from a young man’s stomach. By the uge of the Faucher tube, introd- uced through the mouth, the stomach was first cleansed, thus preventng the risk of peritonitis, and an incision was then made in the ipigastric region. In order to render the coat of the stomach easily accessible, M. Felizet fitted a spherical vessel containing ether to the end pro- jecting from tue man's mouth this he heated by immersion in water of G0 deyrees; the ether vapor rushing through the tube filled the stomach. which, be- coming distended, was brought forward g the wound effected by tho operators The spoon, measuring nine inches, was thus readily found and ex- tracted. e The People Astonished, Many peoploare astonished when they dis- cover the wide eirenlution of 7%om w' 4 clectric Oil. 'There is hardly ¢ s house in the country that does not have this remedy upon its shelves, The public have found it isa good thiug and stick to it. Ll L A Happy Magiste Dictum, Tondon Society. “I was drunk when I married her, your worship,” pleaded the defendant in extenuation of punishment. "I dare suy you were,” replied the Magistrate; “‘most men are when they marry pretty women, Beauty, we know, is always in- toxicating.” B Brown's Bronchial e for Coughs and Colds: *“Tho only cticle of the kind which has dons me good sorvice. 1 want nothing botten.—Rev, K. H. Craig, Otisville, N. Y. Sold only in Minneapolis Evening Journal, After Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garficld, Arthur, and Honck, both Holman and tilden ure too light weights for the Pres- idency of Presidentinl candidicy. The peoplo want men of good substantial bone and musclo to tie to. Holman weighs only 140 pounds, and Tilden about ninety. If success be the truo test of merit, it is o sottlod fuct that *Lrown's Lronchial Troches" have no equal for tho prompt relief of Conghs, Colds, and Throat troubles. Sold only in bozes,” Prico 25 cts, realizers. Inspection ot F Atlanta Constitution. Some one asked Bob Toombs if he thought the inspection of fertilizers was protection to the farmer. “‘I'll bet $10,” he replied, “that 1 can take a sack of sand and drag a polecat through it and fool the best inspector they've got.” m A SPECIFIC FOR " Epilepsy, Spasms, Convul- En I“ Sickness, St. Vitus v Dance, aicohol ism, Opium Eat~ Scrofula, Kings ) Evil, Ugly Blood ) Discases, Dyspep- ‘ervous Weakness, Bralu_Worry, Jloo Biliousuess, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Kidnay Trowbles . Irrepularites. 1.5 Hawmple Tostimontaln “Samaritap NeFvine is doing wonders. Dr. J-0. MeLemoin, Alexander City, Ala, I feel it my duty to recommend it. {Jh l!.hl}]l.‘lllghl a e 4 o 8 falled 1t oured whess phySilat (Siale. Heaver, Pa orrespendence freely auswered. "‘ or testimonials and ciroulars scud stamp. The th. 5.4, Richmond Med. Co., St Joseph, Mo, Sold by ath s wgeists. any THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H. WAGNER, Has long been acknowlodge than any other. 1 over inoreasing, brought nearer and ne no one man can any lon the them al And it s true heyond all he gen to-urinary organs need special study more than any hing else, if we would understand and know how roat then prope DR. H. WAGN r grasp asity tor dividing the | pitht that dise 13 fully aware that there are many physicians, and gomo sensible people, who will condernn him for making this class of discases n spe cialty, but heis happy to know that most._per wons of refl h od view lat 1 intellizen subject f th ! his race than th jose apulioa 1 of his profession. 3 day 18 dawning when the false phi nanity, t anthrophy that condemned the vietims of folly or crimo, like the lopers under the Jewish law, to die uncared for has passed away. A Few Reasons ou should try the celebrated Dr. H. Wi thods of curo: 1. “Dr. . Wagner is a natural physician S, FOWLER, hrenologist. 1. 8w, slognomist. inyour knowl The World's Greate 3. “You are wonde wdgge of disease o Di J. MATTIHEWS. 4. “The afflicted find ready relicf in your pres. on DR, J. SINs 5. “Dr. H. Wagner s a regular graduate from lievue Hospital, New York city; has had very ex: tensive hospital practice, and is thoroughly posted on all branches of his beloved sci cially on clironic discas irginia Cit invalids floc 7, Francisco Ch o 1 4 long_exporicnce 1d render him very successful. tain News, a9 specialist Rocky Moun- Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one timo a discussion tirely avoided by th fow y ay the phy that it s his duty—lisa; to handlo this matter K plainly about it; and intelligent parents and ardians will thank him for doing %o, The results attending this destructive vice were for. erly not understood, or not properly estimated; and f the secret vico was on. nd medical works of no importance heing attached to s subject which by its nature does not invite close investigation, it wax willingly ignored The habit is generally contracted by the young attending school; older companions through myle, may be responsible for it, or i he nt. The excitoment once ex repeated again and firm and_co ntal and nervous y results of self-abuse. or and general g arely joins in the sports of his panions. 1 he be a young man he will be littlo found in company with the other <x, and s troubled with exceeding and annoying hashfulness in their presence. Lascivious dreams, emissions and eruptions on- the face, ete., are also {rominent symptoms. ractice s violently persisted in, more serious o place, * Great palpitation of the d experienced, and plete state of di cy be. ould say, first of all, st possible effort to do so; but <ystem is already too much’shatter Il-power broken, tak our effort, | ould further counsel you to ge through a regcular course of treatment, for it is a great mistake to su atany one may, for some_ ti give himself up U i it without suffe some nerve d yourself abandoned ye of this habi later years, mentat the prosent day. Young Mern Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful follien or indiscretions will do well toavail_thomselves greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf fering humanity. ke will guarantoe to for feit 8500 for every minal weakness or private diseaso of any kind and character which he under. takes to and fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. There are many at the age of 30 to 60 who are troabled with too frequent_evacuations of the blad der, often accompanied by a slight emarting or burn sensation, and a weakening of the system in & ner the patient cannot account for. ingg the urinary deposits a ropy sedimen tound, and sometimes small particles of albumen appeat, or the ¢ ill be of thin milki y e cause, which is the va. Dr. W. will guara all casos d o healthy restoration of the genito-urinary or- gans. msultation free. Thorough examination and ad All communications should be addressed, Dr. Henry Henry Wagner, P. 0. “olorado The Young M t Co ion, by Dr. B Wagnor, [ worth its wolght in gold to youig ton Price, $1,26. Sent by mail to any address. Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Wagner, the celebrated specialist, of Denver, Colo,, 843 Larimer street, helieves in letting the workl know what he can do, and is doing for thousands of his followmen. His treatment for lost manhood is suro to win him & namo that posterity will bless. Ten thousand testimonials trom all over the United States from those ho has cured, is proof positive that hedoes cure the worst cases of theso discases. The afflicted diseases of every kind will Read his advertisementin call on him for advice, as we to us in saying he is the suf tocky Mounrain News.| Relief to the Afflicted. In medicines, aa In science, the specialists are the ones who always comes to the front and arcomplish cat results. ~This remark is especially applicable to o Dr, H. Wagner, of this city. Ho stands at the top of his profession, and the cures he performs for the unfortunate would seem wonderful if not properly viewed in the light of scientific acquirements. He iy endorsed by the most eminont of the medical faculty. His offlce at 48 Laramir strect, where ho will speedi- ily offecta cure for the sufferiug of either sex, no mat- tor how complicateds their complaint.—Vomeroy,s Democrat. Chronic Complaints Require . Time for a Cure Persons at a distanco who wish tobe treated by Dr. Waguer need nat focl backward bocauso of inabillt Visit him., If they will W to the dootor he will 1 a list of questions w nables him to send os, counsel and to thousands he has nover seen. He has p i every city, town and station in Colorado, wellas allover the United Statos. Seo his ad his adyertisement, —Den- ver Tribuue. Shall We Reform ? Specifio remedies for all discases is the theory practics at present of educated und experience physiclaus, aud i all large communities they Iy Ehéir wpecialtios, to excel i which they di studies and pract Wagner is a suc lustration of this modern sehool of spec unprecedented success i the treatn diseascs 18 ac wonderful us it 1s tlat Simms. Those persons who need medical reliet for the most delicate of discases will iud an accomplished and suc cessful physician in the person of Dr, Wagner, Nu 348 Larlmer street, who i highly recommended by the medical profession st home ad aboard, —Powmeroy's Democrat. Bigotry and iguorance must give way wisdom, and the wise physician belioves in letting hiv light shiue for the glory of his fellow wen, Printer's ink tho torch he can best use o gide the wears aud sick oue to the fountaln of health It this artick should be instrumental as & “TORCHLIC HT” set up onwhill to guide suffering humanity (o313 Larimer strcot, Denver, Colorado, it will answer the purposc for which it waa written, Address DR. HENRY WAGNER, P. 0. box 2339, or cail at 543 Larimer Street Denver, Colo. £ Roed the coluwmn headed “The Necessity for the sl " Have just received a large quantty of CEL A NI IREE THEM CHARLES SHIVERICK, =Tco., new . S T XSS, AND AM OFFERING AT VERY LOW PRICES rasseazr zLevator |[HAS, SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 1 — OMAHA, NE To All Floors. arnam St 3 I3 Anheuser-Busch " o, BREWING ASSOCIATION CELEBRATED Keg and Bottled Beer This Excellent Beer spenks £:r itselt, ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THR STATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST, lgg]é,mg?- Promptly Shipped. ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THESTANDARD OfOurG-uarantee. F. SCHLIEF, Sole Agent for Omaha and the Wost. Cor. 9th Street and Capitol Avenue SALEM FLOUR. Tuis Flour is made at Salem, Richardson Cor, Nebraska, tu_the Combined Roller Stone System. W give EXCLUSIVE mab: sale of our flour to one firm in a plase. We have opened a by at 1615 Capitol avenu a. Write for Prices. Address either TVTALEBENTINE @ REPFPY. Salem or Omahs, Meb. AL DAILIGY, MANUFACTURER OF FINE Buggies Garriaces and Suring Wagpus My Kep osttory 18 constantly tilled with a select stock. Eost Workmanship guaranteed Office and Foctory S. W. Corner 16th and Caprtol Avenve., Omala RICHARDS & CLARKE, Pro I W. A. CLARKE, prietors, Superintendent. Omaha Iron Works, U. P. RalL WAY, - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS SteamEngines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS nd Grain Elevator Machinery ! MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth. STEAM PUMPS, STEAM, WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ODELL ROLLER MILL. We are prepare to furnish plaus aun the erectio Flourir g Mi 7= Expe pose, and est to promptly. ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. T d3TI0ON TTIA0 stinites, and will contract for of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing 1ls from Stone to the Roller system. 'al attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- imates made for same. General machinery repsivs attende Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb, s -/ Furniture! -