Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1883, Page 5

ke 1883, THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DEC KMBER 12. We will offer December 12, the best bargains ever offered in City Lots. Only 16 blocks from Fostoffice. BEDFORD & SOUER, The U. 8. Snu;cms Conrt Passes Upon the Case of the Brownville, FL. Kearney & Pacific R. R. And Orders the Sale ot the Road, it Necessary, to Pay the Mort- gaged Bonds, Wasiinaros, December 11— Among the supreme court decisions announced yestorday was the case of Jostph T. "Thomas, trustee,appellant, vs. the Brown. ville, Ft. Kearney & Pacific railrond com- puny, et al., on an appeal from the Tnited States circuit court, district of Nebiaska. This was a suit of a foreclo- sure of a mortgage upon railroad prop- erty belonging at the timo the mortgage was executed to the Brownville, Ft. Kearney & Dacific railroad company, but afterwards transferced by consolidation to the Nebraska railrond company. The mortgage was given to secure certain bonds issued to the construction company under a contract for building tho railroad, The appellant is the trus- teo named in the mortgage and sues in behall of the holders of the bonds se- cured by it. The defence sot up is that the mortgage g out of a fraudulent | contract with the construction company, and the contract is illustrated by the Credit Mobilier case. In the court be- low complunants’ bill] was dis- {missed. The supreme court roverses the decrco and * remands the case with directions to enter a decree in favor intants’ for $205,947 with infer- le of the road should be necessary this sim must bo paid out pro I rata on the bonds secured by the mort- gage on their being produced and can- celled or recommended for cancellation, provided this roads sells for so much. o — POSTAL TELYXGRAPH. Another Bill to Wor cy the Westorn roN, December 11.-—A bill has been introduced by Reprcsentative Sumner, of California, for the establish- lishment of a governmentpostaltelegraph system. It directs the postmaster-gen- eral to proceed at once for the construc- tion of linos, provides for the issue of 000,000, in do- 20 bonds not exceeding $2 nominations of $00, years and payable in 30 yoars, boar interest at the rate of § per cent, the procecds of the sale of which bonds shall be applied to the construction and maintenance of tolegraph lines, It provides also that the actual work of building the lines be begun as carly as practicable and nearly as possiblo simul- {taneously to the foliowing places, vi { Portland, Me,, Seattle, Boston, Portland, Oregon, New York, Philadelphia, Balti- more, Washington, D. C., Richmond, Va., Nowbern, N. C., Charleston, 8, C Savannah, Jacksonville, Mobil New Orleans, Galveston, cinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Chi cago, Minneapolis, Omaha, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Saly Lake iy, Yreks, iwurcke, Sacramento, 8an Fran- clsco, Los Angeles and San Diego, and sheli continue along the routes selocted by the postmastor general until all post- offices of the country south of the nor- thernmost houndary of Washington terri- tory, having a population of 400 or more, have been connected. It establishes the rate to be paid for transmission of ordi- nary messages at 10 cents each ten words or less, exclusive of address and signa- ture, and § cents each additionsl ten words or less, The rate for press matter is 20 cents per hundred words. 1t directs the postmaster general to enter into arrangements with the proprictors of foreign telograph wircs and cables for transmission of foreign messages, and provides also for the adjustment of money order system to the new system of postal telography and for the survoy of a cable route between some point in Washington territory and § Alaska, o — Thebest regulator of digestive organs and the best appetizer known is Angost - Try it, but beware of imitations. t | from your grocer or druggist the gennive arti- | cle, manvfactured by Dr, J. G, D, egert & Sonw, redeemable in et eal Estato Transfors, The following deeds were filed for rocord in the county clerk’s office Decem- | ber 10, roported for Tuk Brx by Ames' Patrick, unmsrried, to trick, w d, no 1 of ne § f of sce 9, tp 15, T 13, o, €5,000. | Nowton E. Barkalow, umearried, to { Algernon S, Hauuner, w d, lot 1, Bavka- i -16 13, 0, 8125, Vandezpool to 13, 4%, Snoed, w of sec 82-16-13, o, 2,250, | eorge Clays and wife to Tenty Reick i dypart 80 § of soc B,-15-18, o, § 00. A Losc Bridegrosin. Bareeving, Ark,, Bocember L1, —Thero g great-excitement, becsuso of the-eudden {disappearance, Suturday wight, of W Bycrs sitizen aod editor of | Pho North Arbansuws Pilot, Ho wes to {be married next week. 1t.is believed ho {vcuuuniltull suicide and the boyou is heing \dragged for his remais. Praying For 'Bonsell, Omicaa, Decombor 1L, —A mass moct- ing was held on the west side last night, and resolwiions passed to the efiect that ar Patrick O'Donnell, &n ex goldier ‘and «oitizen of tho United States, is undest sen- tonce of death for killing of James Oirey, T —— e ——— p—" “ For!You, Madam, Whose Complexion hbetrays some humiliating imperfee~ tion, whose mirror tells you you are Tanned, Nallow and disfigured in “ecounte- nanee, or have Eruptions, Redness, Roughness or un- iwholr.sunmun nfilé()o’m lex- 02, W6 K0Y US0 an’s Mag- n‘(filn Ealm, ”, 1t i3 o delieate, harmless | and delightfnl article, pro- ducing the most natural and entrancing tints, the artifici- ality of which no ohserver can detect, and which soon becomes permanent if ithe )4lnuliu b iy judicionsly d, # AN IMPORTANT DECISION, they ask tho government of the United States to take such action as it may prop- erly with energy and earnestness tosecure from the English government such inter. position as will prevent tho oxecution ef the sentence which is believed to bo un. just, and that senators and representa. tives in congress be urgently asked to use their best endeavors to secure this ac- tion, | e— The Bonded Pertod, Wasnisaroy, December 11, Repro- sontative Willis of Kentucky will shortly lay before tho honse a num- bor petitions from distillers, bankers and merchants, asking an extension of the bonded poriod for two yoars upon all distilled spirits remaining in distillory warchouse, December 1st. The petitions is signed by business men of Kontuck Cincinnati, Now York, Boston, Chicago, Omaha, Denver and members of the western export association representing 78 distilleries of the northwest, | — Praud nt Insurance, MiLwArk December 11, The Sen- tinel will, to-morrow, publish an expose of alloged frauds perpotrated by the lowa Great Eastorn Kllltlml association, of Anamosa, Towa, the agents of which have been doing business in Wisconsin without liconse. The company was formed fifteen months since and in Waukesha, a town of 5,000 inhabitants, have already worked up a business of §200,000. Mr. Unvorse, tho Chicago agent, applied to the Wis- consin commissioner of insurance for li conse and was refusoed. Policies have heen issued in the m to simple-minded people, for little or nothing, and all busi- ness done very quietly. — The Horrible Hydrophobia. Burraro, December 11.—Some months since the small som of Charles Peitzel was bitten by a amall boy. No atten- tion was given to the matier. Tho son lately,exhibited hydraphobia in a violent form. Yesterday anether small brother who had been sleeping with lim, although not bitter by the former, was slichtly attacked by the wmalad; while another whom he bit in his rav- ings is almost as bad. The lives of both ave despaired of | He Got the Mitten Toroxro, December 11. — Trevel Ridout, a well-known barrister of this city mysteriously disappeared two months ago. To-day his body was found in High park, revolver in hand. It is supposed a re- jeoted suit by a lady unhinged his mind. = im— The Boston Mayoralty. Bostox, December 11. all but one precinet give Martin, repub- lican itizons, for mayor 27,( 27 O'Brien, democrat, 25,7 Returns from g UL Not 8o Bad Afer All Dexver, Col., Decomber 11, The loss to the Colorado Telephone company by the recent storm will _not exceed £3,000 The company is rapidly getting in shapo 5 and blowing, in his shirt sleeves. As he saw the train pull out he was too full for utterance “Well, 1 got it for you,” said Stevens; “Just got it, and that's all.” “Got what?” yelled Watson. “Why, 1 got the book—Early Chris tian Martyrs,’ and——" “By- the great-—guns!" moaned Wat son, as he placed his hand to his brow, and ewooned right in the middle of the street, e—— Spectmens of Railvoad Robbery. North Platte Telograph, The following letter from a Nobraskan appears in the Chicago Tribune: T have just had showing the nec control of the Union Pacifie of wool from Lodge Pole, , about miles wost of Omaha, to Boston this season to mission house. In my roturns a day or 1 found tho freight charged to me at over throo centsa pound. Supposing it a mistake, T wrote them, asking a correction, surpriso they sent me a railroad receipt t to bo correct, t froi braska to Boston was groator than frc an Erancis:o, and freight from San Fr co to Boston was greater than from Australia to Boston via the same route, on wool, thus making wool shipped from Avstralia to Bos- ton have considerably loss freight charges up- on it than mine from Nebraska, giving the Australia wool-grower an advantage over our Nobraska wool-growers in our Bostan markot, It is impossible for words to do this subject Justice, N, The above communication demonstrates very foreibly the necessity of having the railroads controlled by law. From Lodge Pole to Boston is only a little over half the distance that it is from San Francisco to Boston, yot tho railroads exact more for transportation over the shorter than they do for the longer distanco. And yot the rates on through business must te very profitable when the companios ho now control it _can aflord to subsi- e the Northern Iacific raiload and the Pacific Mail Steamship companios to to the extent of 81,000,000 a year for ro fraining to compote for this business, It conceded that rates on through business is profitable. Is it not down- it robbery to extort a still greater THE MORAL OF IT. We may moralize as much as we please about pain; but the fact i that we don’t like it while it las and that we want to get rid of it 4 soon as we can. Whether caused by rheumatism, gout, disordered liver, weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad blood, or anything else that is just the reverse of what it should be, the sooner it is out of the system the happier we are. ~Whether pain is the result of imprudence or of acci dent, or is sent as a punishment for our sing, may be a nice question for the philosophers to argue; but peo- ple who are suffering want first (o be rid of the lmin. after which those who are fond of argument may argue the matter to their hearts’ content, Above all theory, argument, and philosophy, comes the delightful fact that BROWN'S IRON BItTTERS dr Ves pain away. ifferers run no risk in trying this n ——ee ] THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H WAGNER, Has lone hoen acknowledged and more g0 at this day han any other. The vast fleld of medical science i over ine 7, and fts numerous branchos A brought noarce and nearer to perfection, An N0 one man can any longer grasp them ) Henco tho necessity for dividing tho labor. And It is true beyond all doubt that diease, affecting the gon- to-urinary organs need special stady more than any- hing elso, it we would understad and know how reat them properly, DIt 1. VAGNEIL 15 1 many physiciar condemn him for making this e happy to know it and i an who de aving them from worse than death, is noless o phis anthropist and benefactor to his race than the sur- eon or physician who by closo apolication excels in 1y othor biranch of his profession. And fortunately of hunnity, the day 1 dawning whon the falso phi- anthrophy that condemned the. vietims of folly ot erimy the lepers wnder the (Jewish lasw, to die uncared for has passed awa icine, the only com- pound containing iron which carries no mischief withit. Those who have used it will tell you so; and you can try for yourself by buying a bottle of the nearest druggist. 7 LIUMPHREY S ’\quECIFIOQS oviian HUMPHIREY S HOMEOPATHIC M 109 Fulton Street, New York. NERVOUS DEBILIT rate for half tho distanco, and that half the part that is most cheaply operated! 1t is mynmomed to prospective land buyers and settlers on the U, P, lands that it is to theiv advantage to settle on the railroad lands in Nebraska, hecauso the facilitios for gotting their produce to the world’s markets are 5o superior, hut when the poor settler, after reading the glowing prospects held out to him sottlos on these lands, he finds, as did the writer of the above communication, that he is not permitted to enjoy any of the bene- fits of his nearness to markets, that tho great railrond companies, by exorbitant rates, have robbed him of these benefits, and that practically the wool-grower in Waestern Nobraska is farther away from the Boston market than his brother wool- grower in Australi Nebraska has in its eriminal code a law making it a felony punishable with im- again, R TELEGRAPH NOTE 1t}is reported Parnell will decline the testi- monial fund, “The British paiament will be prorogued until February, ux-Senator Kellogg's teial, as a star routor, goes over till the next term of cowrt. Carl Schurz has dissolved connoction with Tho Evening Post. The threo principal candidates for tho chair- manship of the national republican committeo ave Hon. John C. New of Indiana, Forbes of Massachusetts, and Frye of Maine, Lord Coleridge writes to Gladstono that he 4 very anxious that some one_should writo really good hook about Americans, but as for hiwsolf (Coloridge) he even shrinks from writing a magazine article. The_Ttalian Steamship compny refusod to leaso their ships to F'ranco to carry munitions of warto T — Suicide at Clear € Correspondenco of Tik BEg. OrgAr Cruek, Neb., Docember 11.- At3 p. m. yesterday Horatio Tifliny shot himself dead, two miles east of Clear Creek station, on the banks of the Platte river in Saunders county. Cause un- known. ‘reek. e —— THE STORY OF THE BOOK AGENT He Sells Three Books (0 & Man Who Docsn' Want Any, New York Journal, The Philadeiphin News says that a ook agent iwportuned James Watson, wich and close New York man living out at Elizabeth until he bought & book—tho “Early Christian Martyrs.” Mr, Watson didn't want the book, but he hought it |- to get rid df the agent; then taking it un- der his arm, he started for the train which takes hin to his New Yerk oflico, Mr. Wetson hadi't been gone long be- fore Mrs, Watson came home from a neighbor's, The book agent saw her and wert in and persuaded the wifo Lo buy another copy of the same book, $h was igrorant of the fact that ier husbund had bought tho same beok in the morn- ing. ‘Whon Mr. Watson care back from New York at night Mrs, Wetson showed him tho book. “Tdon't want to soo it,” caid Watson, frown ng terribly. “Why, hughand,” askod his wife, “B, use that raseally book agent sold amo book this merning, Now we've got two copies of the same book twoeopies of the ‘Eerly Clristian Mar- tyrs,’ and—" “But, hushand, we ean— “No, we can't, either,” interrupted Mr. Watson. train before this. kill te fellow., T “Why, now,” said Mr Confoundt it! I could . Watsea, poiating out of book egent making for the tvain, “‘But it's too late te catek him, and I'm mot dressed, I've takea off my boots, end—"" Just then Mr. Steveus, a nssghbor of Mr. Watson, drove by, whex Watson pounded on the window-pane i a frantic manner, almost frightening the korse. “‘Here, Stevens,” he shouted, “‘you're fitched up; won't you rue your horse down to the train and hold that book agent tilld come! Run ““All right,” said Mr. Stevens, svhip- ping up his hovee and tearing down the roae., “Mr. Stevens reached the train juet as the conductor shouted ““all aboard.” “‘Book agewt!" he yelled, as the book agent stepped onto the train, “‘Book agent! AR SoNy MR ou, “Watson! Wetson wants to see mel” repeated the soemingly puzzled book agent. *‘Oh, I keow what ke wants! he wanta to buy one of my hooke; but 1 can’t wmiss the train te aufi it to nim,” “1f that is all Lo wents 1 can pay for it, and take it beck to him. How mucl: isitd"” “Pwo dollaxs for the ‘Early Chrietian Mutfrn,'” suid the book agent, as he reachied for the money, and passed the Look out through the car window, Just then Me. Watson arrived, pufting | Iprisnmnum in the p “The manic off on tho |case there he goes o the depot the window at the retreating form of the it to rob or steal to the extent of Shall it be said that these greater robbers are heyond and above law, Why the Ice The Judge “Now,” said drammer number one, as the train pulled out ot Pittsburg. ‘1 havea bottle of whiskey. Let's sit down and have a real good time. L only wish we had some sugar and ice; we could have somo toddy.” “I've some sugar,” said drummer number two, unstrapping his valise. ‘‘And my brother has some ice,” said drummer number three; *'he's in the baggago car. LIl just step i and got some,” and he d; The toddy was brew- ed and rebrewed, The whisky bottle was a_large one, the sugar seemed inex- haustible, and drummer number three made as many visits to the baggage car as the occasion demanded, However, just as they were all feeling good, and were about to compound a farewell drink, number three returned empty-handed. “Very sorry boys,” he remarked, “but the baggage man saysif 1 take any more ice off my brother ho won't keep.” BEAUTY SOAP! P00, keep tho pores open, tho ol glands and tuos active, wnd thus furnish an ontlet for inpuritics fin the perspiration and blo ting Wlotches, Dlackheads, and f 1 which cause humilia: jseases, and to provide an_ exiui Tath i nwscry sanative, r wer ol 1 Jutiours So £4 a8 nhlutels Hales 1581 and 1652 1,000, dicinal. The Heriizuge of Woe. ISERY, s \} o wed agony, ¢ften hogueath J\ acy to ehildvon By parents is ne v + o blood of this hereditary poison, ki thirs reeuove: the: most prolif Ji 0 skin of it imiiliating Ernptions and by Wy to ity S tender that 1 coul it o them withont the skin orack L and was obliged Lo go akout on Cuticura Remedies Ao months, . 1y cimed. . BIROWN, Mal citizon of Mal Retoreaces: Y Vital Weakness and Pros. O Eg) Efl[':l'l ER- s Teen In usoe 3 8, Nu 18 (o Mot w Trico 8 per vinl, ora vialsand al romedy known. fal of powder for €5 sent DOst-froo on ro ario Vi 1t of price. - Flumpl omeo, Al it Eatalonuv et 100 ¥uiion Bt No ¥or CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000 We do Nereby certify that we supervise the ar. rangementy for all the Monthly and Semi-Amnig, Drateings of the Loisiana State Lottery Company add in person add i manage and control the Drawingt themselvcs, and that honesty, fairie. tieo, and we aw CoxasioNara, NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION, Over Half a Million Distributed, Lonisiara State Tottery Company Tncorporated In 1608 for 96 yoara by the logls! tor oducational aud charitablo purposes—with a cay tal of 1,000,000—t0 which a_resorvo fund of over 8650,000 lins hinco boen added, By an overwhelming popula vote ita franchis wan mado s part of, e "prosont ‘atuto constitutiox adopted December 24, A. D, 1879, Its grand single number drawings take place monthly, It never seales or postpones. Lok at the follow ing distribution: 163d Grand Monthly AND THE Semi-Aunnal Drawing ORLEANS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, ‘83, dor the personal supervision and management of jon. G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis. iana, and Gen, JUBAL A. BARLY, of Virginia, Capital Prize, $150,000 &4 Notice Extraordinary okets are Te Fiftls, § o only. IHalves, s, 81, 0 % LARGE PRIZES OF 4 LARGE PRIZES OF 20 PRIZES OF 50 100 Approxiunat! 100 100 ) 9270 Prizes Amounting to... plication for rates to clubs shoul at tho office of the Company in Now e For further information write oloarly giving full addross. Mako P’ O, Moncy Orders payable anc wddross Registored 1. « NEW OKLEAN Postal Notes and or i proas (211 suwa of §0 and upwards by Express at our cxponse) £0 8 A DAUPIIN, loans, La M, A, DAUPHIN, ans o 6ol McCORMICIT'S ew Of Heventh St., Washi A Few Reasons Why you should try the colebrated Dr. 1. Wagner's methals of un L “Dr, The Greatest Living “Few can excel you as a doctor., DR. J. Snaons, The World's Greatest Physiognomist, *“You are wonderfully proficient in your knowl edge of disease and medicines.” Di. 3. MATTHEWS. 4. Thoafflicted find ready relief in your pres. ence. DR. J. Spivs, 6. “Dr. 1L Wagner I8 o rogular gradiiato from Dellovue Hospital, Now York eity; has had very ox- tensivo hospital practice, and is thoroughly posted on all branches of hiy beloved sclenco, especially on chronic discases.” DRs. BROwNMLY & Ewivo, 6. *Dr. 1. Wagner has fmortalized himsolf b his wonderful discover, pocifa. remedicn. for. prl vato and soxual discas irginia City Chronicle. 7. “Thousands of invalids flock to soo bitn."—San Franclsco Chroniclo. & “Tho Doctor's long expericnc apecialist should render him very successtul."—Rocky Mouus News: Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. don of the scoret vico was en- od by the profossion, and medical worke of years ago would hardly mention it ¥ tho physician is of a different opinion; he is awazo that it i his duty—lisagreeablo though It may be--to handle this matter without gloves and speuk plainly about it; and intelligent parents and s will thank him for doing so. rho result attending this destriictive viee wero for- merly not understood, or not properly estimated; and 10 finportance being attached to & subject which by ure doos not invite closo investigation, it was Tgmores Tho habit is while attending thelr example, ma acquired throtigh perienced, tho prac rally contracted by the young wol; older companions through o responsible for it, or it may ent. nont once ex- co will bo ropeated again and again, until at last the habit becomes firm and_com: el enslases the . Mental and nervous af etions aro usually the primary results of self-abuse, Among the injurious offects may bo mentioned lassi tudo, dejoction or irrascibility of tompor and general debility. The hoy seeks seclusion, and rarely foing in tho sports of his companions. 1t he bo a young wan he will bo little found in 1y with tho other sox, and i troubled with ng_and annoying bashifulness in thele presence. Lascivious dreams, cmiesions and eruptions on tho face, ete., arc also prominent symptom: 1f_ the practice is violently persisted in, moro sorious disturbances take place, ° Great palpifation of the heart, o epiloptic convulsions, are experienced, and the suffercr may fall into & complote state of idiocy be- foro, finally, doath relioves him. TG all those engaged in this dangorous, practice, T woulduny, firstof all, wtop 1t 8t onconako evory possible effort to do so; but if you fail, it your nervous The exelts system i alrendy t00 much shattered, and conse- quently, your wi broken, take some nerve tonie to afd you in your effort. Having freed yourself from the habit, I would further counsel you to go through a regular course of treatment, for it is a great mistake to supposo thatany one may, for some_time, bo t every nuu’.tlu. give himself up to this fascinating but dangorous excltoment without sufferiig from its ovil consequences at some futuro time. The number of young men who are incapaciated to fill the dutios Cnjuined by woilock 1 alarmingly lanye, and i moss of such casea this unfortunate condition of things can be tracod to the practice of self-abuse, which had been abandoned years ago. Indeed, a few months' practice of Uhiu abit W wuflictent o intiico wpormatorthma. 3 iater yoars,and 1 have many of such cases under treat mentat the prosent day. .2 Young Men Who may be suffering from the effects of youthtul follies or Indiserctions will do well toavail themselves test boon ever laid at the altar of sut- ¥, Dr. Waoxer will toe to for- foit 500 for every case of seminal weakness or private diseaso of any Kind and character which heunder- takes toand fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. at the ago of 30 to 00 who are troubled with too frequent. evacuations of the blad- der, ofton coompa slight smarting or Vg and o weakening of the system if'n manuor the pationt eannot aceount for, On examin- Ing the urinary depositsn ropy sediment will often be found, and somotimes small particles of albumen will appeat, or tho color will be of thin m ehiiiging to & dark and (orpid appesrance. Theroaro many mony men who dle of this difficulty, lgnorant of the canse, which i the second stage of seiminal-wi Dr’ W. will guaranteo a perfect curo in all cases healtly restoration of the genito-urinary or- Thero are many T sultation free. Thorough examination and ad- mmunications should be addrossed, Dr. Henry Hen Wagner, P, 0. 2859, Denver, Colorad Tho Young Maw's Pocket Companion, by Dr. H Wagner ia worth s wolght fn gold to young men. Price §1,25. Seut by wail to any address. Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Colo, Know v his fellow or strect, boliov what he can do, aiid Is dolug for Hils treatment for lost ure to wi o nano that posterity wil bos, e housand tostimonials from all over the United States Fous thoew ho hiss cured, is proof positivo that hedoes uro the worst cases of these discases, Tho afflicted o and sexnal discases of overy kind will "3 1t thelr best friond. Ticad his advertisementin all our city papers, und call on him for advice, a3 e isow you wil corvoborato us in raying ho i3 the ent ferer's true friend.—Rocky Mounrain News.| Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. Copper Colored. 1have been afficted with troublesome ekin dis. covering almost completely { y Doy | sing 1y #Kin Lo amunio & copper-col: It could hesmbbed off line dandrff, and ini intolerable itching and the miokt in- weliof untid 1 pro withough carclessly and irr g 3 ug to make 1 of this statement. y il allidayit “Rold Wy all druggles, Price: Cuticura, bocts; Mewolvent, €1; Boap, 26 ots, Porres Divu eem Ciies fa Uo,, INoston Mase, Bond_for “How! Cure Skin Disases denee, cauning norvous debil- wxing triod in vain every & #lwplo muoeos o [ 16 fo! low-suffarer . Now Vort F.SCHEUERMANN M . EEGULAR GERMAN Homeopathio Physician. BPECIALIST OF WOMEN, CHILUREN & CHRONIC DISEASES. Hours—At Kesldence, No. 1448 8. 10th Btroet, il 10 8. . and after 8 p. 1o Hours—At offics, No. 103 and 106 8. 16¢h bt., 7, {rom 30 &. ., 0 8 j. in, N, B.—'Tho Tepo Worm wiil be mumoved, withou 7, fu time of (20w ¥ to 8 houre. GEOQ. P, MULDOON, Carriage & Wagon Malzer BLACKSMITHING, HORE¥SHOEING, por part of AS USEFUL NO DEALER i A o GROCERY Groceries | STORE CAN AFFORD 0 1R Without 1 45 A PAIR OF H.Q.CLA SOLE PROPRIEY' “fihu.. NEB. oF, " DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN, ARCHITECTS L8 REMOVED 10 OMAHA HATIONAL BANK BUILDING 3y 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - » = Neb BREADXR OF THOKOUGKERRD 45D HIGH ORADK Jebbin of all Kinds Fromptly Attended To Now aud goond baod 1 nd 16 o vazons all ou « DOON, £or. 134b and Learcuworth ot | 1 (HERCFORD AND JERSEY CATILE | AND LURQY Ot JRENEY RED SWINK, B Youny stock for sk, Ugiivapondence solicited, med w1y Relief to the Afflicted:. 48 In sclonco, tho specialists aro bes. wayy comes Lo (o front aud accomplish W tesults, This remark s especially applicable to £x. 11 Wagner, of this city, ~He stands at tho top nd tho cures o parfort for the seem wonderful if not pro ool In the bt of slentinie aequiromanta. 1 fo - wudorsed by the most eminent of the medical faculty. His offlce at 345 Laramir street, where ho will spoedi- ily effoota cure for the suffering of oither sex, no mate . tor how cowplicated their complaint.—FoucIoy,s o Democrat, Chronic Complaints Requizer Time for a Cure. Pereous at & distance who wish tobe treated ‘Wasges ioad not el backard becauso of i to v (&lim.' It they will w wblillldmn'h. woud o tist of questions w n modicines, conusel and 10 o e uover soed. 1o h i overy tity, tow, o A Blates, | vertisement, —Dene B £ Shall We Reform 7 Bpecic remmedies for all dise rracico a4 posent of aducatadac, Shect - | bhyslcians, aid 1o all fhes lole .,mi’duuu. 40 oxeul Ty L»‘?fl%“‘l‘r’fi}““‘ Mn.\. ttudiosand pratics, Dr. Wagner ia & suocossful ot this wucdorn school of oy W it ds fattering,— frof, . 06 paraons who noed modi rost delicate of discasos will flud an !fa%i."“"Jt’L‘:.:. gonetul physician in tho persen of D, Wegaey. e, 848 Laslucr stecet, who 53 highly rosonunendes Gy Los wedical profossioi at home board iy the Democrat. Bigoiry aud 'w.‘::'n':‘;.m;u:u e wisdomy and tho wize physictan Delioves ig fits Pyi0 light shlue for the glory \of Jis Gellow maen, rin # tho torch o can” bost wse b g aud elek one to the founta y 4 should bo tnstsumenial san R L guahilito wuide sufferlug humaity 10843 Lok street, Denver, Colorado, it w or WD 1t W writkan - Addpess " 40 Purpe P. 0. box w0, ur"f‘..h'.'ifim#?%'m J30 o it cohazn e T porash e,