Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1883, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE---(D.\I AHA, DL TUESDAY, KMBE R I\ 1883. ' STEELE, JOHNSON& CO., Wholesale Grocers !¢ AND JOREERS IN FLOUR, SALT. SUGARS, CANNED GOOTS, :ND ALL GROCERS' SUPPLIES A FULL LINE OF THE BEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco. AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €0 HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER_OF Wall Paer and Window Sha EASTERA "PRICES DUPLICATED 1118 FARNAM STREET, . . OMAHA NEB, RICHARDS & CLARKE, | W. A. CLARKE, Proprieto! Superintende Omaha Iron Works' U. P. RALl WAY, - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF I\D DE.—\LERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS, Mill and 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, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ODELL ROLLER MILL. YTIIN 437109 TTIAO ill contract for or for changing “ e are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and w ion of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, uring Mills, from Stone to the Roller system. 7= Kspeci: tention given to (muulmw Power Plants for any pu" , and estima‘es made for same . General machi nery repairs attended to lh”!l!l'h_h Address RICHARDS & GLARKE. Omaha, Neb. MAX MEYER & CO., re IMPORTERS{OF HAVANA CIGARS ! AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC OIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES : SMOKERS' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS: Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 Sues from $6 © $120 per 1000. AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS: Combination, Grapes, Progress, Nebracka, Wyoming and Brigands. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PKICES SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLE &“’I{E QTEY%‘TI}K’&E.‘ Boo’th s ‘Oval’ Brand FRESH FISH AT WHOLESALE, & IHEMER, +,Omaha, | | wiiths daily ‘I\NTIDOTE TO MALARIA. a, Erysipel | Pimples and Face Grub. | Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tet-} | ter, Humors, Salt Rheum,| | Scald Head, Sores, Mercurial Diseases, Female Weakness and lIrregularities, Dizzines Loss of Appetite, Juandice, Affections of the Liver, Indi- gestion, Biliousne: D) sia and (':-m- al Debility Directions In eleven languag FOSTER, MILBURN & CO,, Prop's, Buffalo, N.Y. NATORPNOHN P, H» Gives His Viewson the Political Situation 10 a Chleago Reporter, Duriug the course of a conversation with a Chicago reporter the other day, Senator Jones ¢ ‘puwm‘tl the opinion that thiscountry wasovidently veering towards hard times. 'Ihur(\pnrlu r asked: ‘‘What is your opinion of the political situation’” “Carlisle’s election, of course, nreans the democratic party is committed to taritt reform, and, for one, 1 glad to seo it., It will cause a Lealthier state politics, this dividing of the two parties on a live issue, than to have gone into another presidential contest with simply the offices at stakeor on_war issues. Sectional issucs are dead. No portion of the A ace in this country will over consent » equality, socially or politically, where he may be in a ni- merical ascendency, and the rest of the country will have to come to understand this, and the sooner the better.” Do you suppose all the power of the United States could ever make the people »f the Pacific Coast tolerate the Chinese, suppose the latter were naturalized and outnumbered the whites!” It is always in politics a question of force, and the greatest force is found to get the suprem: The ballot simply represents certain forces, and if it does not represent the greater force it amounts to nothing. Realizing that _they are the greater force, morally, intellectually and physically, the whites of the south will never pect the ballots of the negr majorities. “Whom do you favor for the republi- can nomination next year?” “No one particularly. There are half a dozen good men from among whom to choose, 1 think President Arthur is thoroughly acceptable. The feeling on the Pacific Coast in regard to this jues- tion is not as yet nmturul — —— Towa's Third Vaiiure. John A, Hall in Boone (Towa) Democrat. We have husked corn in Towa 50 years in succession, and this is the third time we have been compelled to say that the coru crop was a failuie, and we remark that this year it seems universal, whilein the former years some few farmers in every county had some good corn, and some of the counties had a full crop of it. For instance, in 1856, while most of the corn in Boone county was nipped in roasting ear, some farmers had ood sound corn, and Jasper, Iowa, ohnson, Mahaska and othercounties had as good a crop as usual. But not so this year of grace. Nobody in Boone has good corn, and no county in Iowa has good corn, but from one end of the state to the other corn is soft, weak, and lack- ing in nutrition. Of course all of us can find good ears of corn in our fields, but as a whole it is bad, It won'tkeep with- out sorting, and we doubt if it does with sorting. Freezing green destroys it, and though it does not turn blue, heat or rot after eribbing, it passes through a fer- mentation that akes it only chaff, the starch and whisky all ~ evaporat- ing. But this = need not causo There is an abund- us trouble ance of such as it is. We have shipped small amount for three years, and ten our stock on what we have, and must g0 without whisky, and oor bread until we raise another crop. It won’t make the times hard (they are far from good now), and 1o one is going to suffer in the 1 Had we sowed more wheat and oats we would have been happy. Let us heed these remarks in the future, and raise more wheat and onts every year. We have urged it on farmers and will continue to do so; big field of wheat, and if it at, mow and cure it e; will pay better than ay, and i TORPID BOW DISORDERED L and MALA‘H!A. S 'ER, From these sources ar tourtha of 1o diseuscd o Theso tows indic i Loss of ¥ nche, fuilnosy niter Ton of hody e luv,~nm1 elcinanday 50 1o 1 ols, nelon l U PTLYY n faterfers 1iei or grip pric and aro 4 perfect . Office, 44 Murriy St, TWT’S HAIR DYE it |'\| G'IY‘ FUL flFfFIFTB FREE. BAKER'S | petitive bt | adjustment ~ of | on'a fair basis. | join the alliance at any | bre GOLD MEDAL, PARILS, 1874 | THE 10WA POOL. (It Will Necessarily Dissolve on Jaun ary Ist President Cable, of the Rock Island, Talks President Cable, of Rock Island rail in Chi the way, upon being inter on Saturday coneern said an offensive and de- | arcangement, by which it is further the interests of the | Tt will deal only with com- | iness, and was prompted by | to secure an e rates and divisions | on busineas especially west of the river, There was no desire to make trouble of any kind, but merely to arrange matters There is nothings in the | reement which need bar out the other lines, and they are welcome to | time." | “Do you think they will do so I would think from presont appear ances that they will not." “‘Have they been informed as to the| complete details of the alliance!” “I do not think the complete dotails are known to any but the three lines di rectly interested. At the meeting Tues day overything will probably be laid be- foro the association, but nothing further will be given out until that time.” SWill the Towa pool necessarily go under as the result of the new alli ance!” <0, that will expire anyway January 1. There is no doubt that it will be dis- solved, and in its place may be formed a new association, which will cover territo that can not well be left out, The business on lines immediately west of the river is so intimately associated with that subject to the lowa Trunk Line associa- tion that it has become necessary to unite the two. This may or may not be done without war, It is surely to the interest of all concerned to settle the matter with- out trouble, and whether it will be done or not remains to be seen Everyone is now awaiting the Tuesday meeting, after which somedetinite action, one way or another, will be taken. The Chicago Tribune that DPresi dent Cable thought that the new arrange- ment would result in t benefit to the three roads. It virtually secured an ex- tention for the Union Pacific from Coun ¢il Bluffs to Chicago, and for the Rock Island and Milwaukee & St. Paul fry Omaha to Ogden and Salt Lake Ci without necessitating the construction ¢ new lines, for which there no imme diate use. The contract wasa fixed fact, viewed ing the tripartile agreeme “The fensive sought to three lines. ailiance the desi ag! Omaha and could not beundone in less than six years from now. The Rock Islad and Milwaukeo & St. Paul directors had already ratified the agrcement, and there could be no doubt of the ratification by the Union Pacitic, a3 only a few of the directors were op- posed to the arr; I'here was no possibility of continuing the present Towa pool. "That would cease to exist January I. A new pool, however, could be organized to take in all the competitive business west of the Miss,uri river. The combined roads had no desirs to foree the other lines to put in their purely local business, This matter would prob- ably be the subject of discussion at the meeting next Tuesday. Ho could not say what the final result of this contro- versy would be. That depended entirely upon the position the other lines would take, If they were willing to organizo a new pool on the terms proposed, well and good. well be avoided. As regard the reports that he had gotten up this matter to en- able him to speculate in stocks, and that he had made a large amount of money, he said they were manufactured out of whole cloth. He went into the agree- ment for the sole purpose of placing his road in as good a position as ite competi- tors as far as business west of the Mis. souri river was concerned. —e— Christmas Presents, “What shall 1 get fora Christmas present’” Such is the question that is bothering nearly everybody just now. The great variety of articles displayed in the stores makes a selection indeed a puz- Zing matter. While a present that is purchased may be prized Ly the recipient, it can hardly be appreciated as much a8 something that is made by the hand of the donor. Among the many fancy articles that areappropriateas gifts severalare newjwith the present season. A vel tty and acceptable gift to a gentleman is a cigar box lined with quilted satin and covered with plush or velvet. The sides are em broidercd with tlowers, and upon the front the initials of the recipient are em dered in fancy lotters, 'The lid is covered and embroidered in the same manner as the sides, Across the inside of the lid is embroidered a pipe in the South Kensington stitch ona ground of plain satin, herring-boned near the edge. The cigars ave tied in bunches with col- ored ribbons, A pretty shaving case can be wade by cutting four pieces of cardboard eight inches lony by six wide, the lower corners to be rounded and to be covered, two picces with paper muslin, and two with silk. The monogram is to be embroidered on one of the silk pieces on an applique piece of high velvet, sur- rounded by a wreath of forget-me-nots and fern leaves, Overhand muslin and silk pieco together, cut colored tis. of the e, fasten it covors and secure all firm- , finishing cach end of the latter with a large brass headed nail. sels three and a half inches long, in color to correspond with the silk cover, and embroidery should be added and around the edge of the case place a full niching of ribbon gathered in the wnd turned to form shells, A table cover of nonparcil velveteen nakes « beautiful gift, Chenille Howers and leaves are wasily appliqued upon satin, plush, or | velvet, and a table cover of black vel-| veteen with a deep border of tinted leaves or wild roses 18 a decidedly new Gold and silver ma and rich fancy, Breakiast Cocoa. Warcantd absoluiely pur Cocoa, from which x rocns, half balls, snd coin oraments may be atta 1 as decorative to chenille fringes used to border such a cover. A elvet rug can be made very ornamental, and 2will prove an accepiable #ift to a | young housekeeper. 1t should be of vel- | t or velveteen, in black or colors, Cut| mat square round, or, in fact, any shape to suit the taste, and line it with | Cavten flannel, Pigeons’ wings form a | very handsome border attached at equal intervals witha pufling of velvet between, | Duck and p} i wings may be ar- | | ranged haudsomely in the same way In| fact, there is no end to t ibor of | fancy articles which niay serve as holiday fts, and which, altho tof ntrinsic worth, ¢ valued all ore highly they call to mind the ful care and handiw t uitable | ¢ If not, a rate war could not | LETTERS Remaining in tho Omaha postoffice unclaime for the wee! nding Dec, 15, 1883 GENTURMEY A m A lw\‘\ 1B | Elliott C H Evens ( Fllsworth W M Fairchild F 1 Forgnson 1) Frachsol 1 Fronch W Fishor 1t D Gilmonson A Garret F 1 nstaffson N G Hindonlanj A Henrikson ) P Heywood ( Hein 11 Haight W Huth T Higys 1} Joss G N James A W Jenkine 1t Krzystyni Kol Klechner 1 Karlson A Jnscll W li 1 ongfelt © McLiveaney I‘ Miles W \l Milar W tter IR Majors Martin 1) Millor 1L Morse 11 ¢ Malchiew H Mine 1Y Murphy J 1 MeNulty ) H\l-len S H Parmenton W H Potterson C Ross W 1 Rooves W Rioth € Reanio Rust tue B | Stevens W mith J W tilos J E omers .1 Thiervy J Tidd M Tenty | A Gronson W W Rucker F Birch Miss 1 Worth ].uLl'l Miss 1 npors Mivs S reo M ck \Ilhl\ M Davis Dicl Higging Mrs M Johuson Mrs N Kayhill Mis T, March Miss D her Miss It urt Mrs N | Manning Mrs Nichols Mrs A Porter Mrs J It Petersen H Ruckey Mrs 5 17 Pusell Mrs ) or Miss Springs Miss 1, Smith Mrs G 11 Strawl Mis I’ Simith Mrs J anson Mi Ward Miss K Real Estate The following d record in tho county | real estate agen y: Augustus K K., their Kountze d, lots b and $500. Gieorge H W, Hill, umna w d, lot b attorney ir nd wife, t 7 in bl Gieorge H. Do, lot 4, block in block 4, A H lott G 11 lawig ( Brush C 1 Cole P K1 Croxonton WV Crowloy I Caonky 1 Calkins C Cowrow 1L Cronan (' ( Donnell J « Davis D Dempsey 13 Depow 8 in D Fdwards W R Larnest 8. 2 Forris G D Fritman | Fair T Githens C 1 Gerlach B Gilworo M ¢ Hull 12 Howard 1 Hood E 1t Fammer 1, Henningson 1 Hall ¢ Hanshel | Harris A Huntoon l Howard W I A Johnson R Kellnar 11 1 Kelloy D ¢ Kathan ¢ Kasor C Kalloy N Littlo A It Locke J 1 | rimore W I Lemmer M Martin J W S Meck W I Me( nmh»« N Ma SP Alpi Nolson A o Nowman H B N Poderson € Poarce W N Policek ) Price 1! Putnam Pickard Powers W Nead W I Rice T Rojert A .u“l\ H Roe K 1 Russell J D Stevenson i Shehan M ¥ Sullivan W Sattor B fiuullou WG spolden ¢ Sullivan Stoohl f Smith G I Spencer .J Sober J A Sullivan Tlmrmmnun M L ‘oole 1 Tally J' S Vi mkury JH Wasoner W V° Watson W Wilson W K Wind B 1® Williams A \\mmrw Il D th J N d 1 \ Witt I Carr Miss O Doran Mrs . M Fckstrom Miss 1 Flaharty Miss M I h Miss | [ 0 Miss A Grimmel Miss A Holton Miss M Heningor Miss \ Kuestenson A Lytlo Miss A2 s H Olson Miss 1, Purchaso Mrs b Plonrm Miss O Iyan Mrs A Ritthorford Miss 1 Remington Miss ( SteineliounnerMiss Splann Mra W Smith Mrs J (¢ Sundoll § Shafor Mi Heran Mrs A Starner Miss O Wilson Mrs A (; Waddoll Mrs 1) Wright N Walters Mrs Winborg Mis 1) Zank Mrs W ', K, Cotrany, [ Postinaste | —— nsrers, filed clerk’s oftice Do oeds wers ber 15, reported for Tur Bk by Ames' untze and wife, Herman 1 fact, and Hermuan o Dyer O, Clark, w ock and wife and s and wife and W. Hill, unmarned, to Edward Dralios, in Omaha View, George H, Boggs and wife, Low Hill unmarried to Blizaboth 15, Shir w lot 1 and 2, s 1, in Om iow, 8000, August Kountze and wife to 1 w, d., lot 8, bl 1 1 adil W, Bartlottand wif 1 & 5, in Plainview, Lew od, to Joseph Drahos, b, in Omalia View, |} nison, w d, lot 6, blockT, in ond add. to Omaha, $2,800, Shinn's sec Joseph T. Valentine and wif Charles C. Housel and Reuben Allen, ¢, lot 8, block 252, in Omaha, 500, Charles J. Marks, Eddy, wd, n22 feet of s 3, in Omaha, 81,050, Moses I3, Clark by attorney in fact to city nd 7. block in Omaha, ah Silver and Day a.J ’ of lot 4, S. McIntyn f Omahs, lots band, James R, Silver, w. d., w lot 2. HmL 147, in Omaha, £3,000. tles J. Marks, widower, to J I w. d., north ot of & t widower, to J. M block his 2 and er hus AY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES Momory, Uni RE TAKINE.-MI..«.M 1 17 Back, oss of Vision, Prematiire Ol Age, Cxmption and a Prematuro Grave. BXWARR of advortisements toretund money, when drugists from whom the refund, but re Foquireiments neh that they are seldon co their writton guarante the most skep On account o Wrapper; all particulam rits. il froo by mas Y one. g4rThe adicin 18 sold by all druggista at 81 por p age, oF aix packages for &, or will be wail on the rocelpt of the mane THE GRAY MEDIC in Omaha by ¢ by addrowny ~lman, or disoases that load to Insanity or Con. A triaf Spocific will convinee v, wo havo adopted the phlet, which we do went freo by G.y putfalo, N, ¥ v 19ms. l1ienRY COLLEg LOTTERY $30.000 for $A. Regolar Monthl - Drawing w i the Masonicta 1, Masonic ding, in Louisviile, Ky tako mply £ Thursday December 27th, 1883. A LawfuilLottory & Fair Drawin by tho Teglslatiro of Ky., and twice doc by the Nighest court ia ¢ o State iven to Honry County fn the sum « ayment of all prizes sold UTION INSIN UMBE! £ATEvory tiokot holdor hisown supe numbor on his ticket and so fug number on the tag_ placed in the wheel sence. Mirsday of evory month. - Kead the magnitioont December Scheme, tnor, can lace Buil Bond £ §100,000 for the DRAWINGS o corresp n Theso drawings will occur on the last THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H WAGNER, Mas long heon acknowledged and more s at this day han any other. Tho vast fleld of medical sclonos is over increasing, and its name | it nearst and noarer nan_oan any lgnger grn bt that disease, aff tho gon- e apecial stildy moro than any- A would understand and know how thom properly ER 18 fully aware that there ara , and some sensible peoplo, who will | cinlty, 1 t hola happy £ know that with most. pet. St rofinement and intelligonce & more enlighton- o the stibjoct, and that the physios an who dovotes himself o relioving the aficted and aving them from w ous & phi anthropist and henefactor to his race than the sur. goon or physician who by close application excels in ahy other hrancl of his pr And fortunately or hus the false phi ms of folly ot s Jewish Iaw, to dle And it is methods of cure: 1. “Dr. H. Wagner Is a natural physician,” ). 8. Foy The Greatest Living I'I\v.~|mln)(\.> “Few can excel you as a doctor.” Di. J. Styovs, The World's Greatest ¥ “You are wondertully pr edge of disoaso and me Dr. J. MATTIRWS. “The aflicted find ready relief in your pres- b, “Dr. H. Wagner is a r Believue Hospital, tensive hospital prac all brane chironi ular graduato trom w York city; has had very ex- , and is thoroughly posted on oved scionce, especially on 8. “'Dr. Il Wagner haa immortalized himselt b his wonderful discovery of specifio remedies for prl- vate and sexial diseasos.” —Virginia City Chroni 7. “Thousands of invalids flock to see him. Francisco Chronicle K. “Tho Doctor's long expe shonld re tain Nows, San as & specialist ~-Rocky Moun: Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one time a discussion of the secrot vic waa en. tirely avoided by tho profession, and medical works of fow years ago would hardly mention it. o-day the physician is of a difforont opinion; he fs awre that it s his duty —lisagrecablo though it To--to_handlo K plainly about i dians will th attonling sehool; older companlon their example, iy b Fosponsiblo for it, or it m ol through acei T #37,000 0 ‘:::”, pl- etely enslaves the victim. Mental and nervous at . §2,000 onch 5000 | Miotions are usually the primary results of scif-abuse. 21000 el 200 | Among the t my be mentioned 20 Prizes, b0 vach 10,000 ibility of temper .m.\|u! 100 Prizes, 100 each 10,000 sion, and rarely foins 200 Prizes, (0 each 10,000 it hio o a youss €0 Prizes, 20 each 10,000 1y with the other 1000 Prizes, 10 cach 000 « and annoging ) Prizes, 500 vach Approvimation 700 s dresa, 0 Prizes, 200 w00 i 0., 0 ala 01 100 cach “ « goo nt sympton o AK for Lew 1,576 1 ‘Whole Tickets, $2. 27 Tickets, $60. 05 Ticiets, $100. Remit money or Bani Dratt n Ly SEND BY REGE . YRDER, until furthor notic I expense. Adiress all orders to' J. 0. Louissille, Ky Western Comice-Works, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas 8¢, + Omaha, Neb MANUFACTURER OF Galvamzea Iron Cornices £ Dormer Windows, Finials, Tin, Tron and Slate Specht's patont Motallio Skylight, Patent 1 am Rooflng uumw.l Ratchet Bar and Brackot Shelving. xilrmvrtl agent for the above line of goods. onciug, Crostings, Balustrados, Vorandas, | alungs, Window Biinds, Cells ent for Peerson& Hill atent $110,400 Half Tickets, $1. tor, or nond by RED LETTER Rl by cpress, can be fent it our DOUGLAS, dsattuth-EWIst dw em l\\\ E\U.‘.\m, BELT IMPROVED SOFT Many vor JNO, H. LML FOR SALE. PRINTEIS XWX A Rare Chance for Printing Offices We ha for walo severasl barrels ul quality “of printinge ink. B tor on mnller oF slowcr prowion th W using, we will soll tho same at 63 conts e board cars at Owsha. Will woaran smistation on smaller and THE BEE 1 presses. UBLISHING DR. I, MATTICE spital for wonen PO 10th street. Kesidence Hours 0 to 11, i, 1 to 3§ a0 OfticeTelophone 145, W 1 waha dolia | ) i1 IGE TOOLS OF EVERY DEBCRIPTION ENINGS ELASTIC SECTION GORSEY LEHMANN, CHIOALD ‘S(M.L"’ v " Oty Articl CRSALK & RFTALL a firt e | Kood Wm T 'W'ood & Co., 1 Thes aro making the hest log Tools, and are the olduat B nited States Auy | pany wishing to b s will recelve | 4 " UMVE, ctice Is violently persisted in, masa seriouy Great palpiisiion of tae ns, are oxperienced, and 0 a couplete state of idiody be- tnally, death rolioves him. this danserous, practice, T flest of all, stop it 5.t once: niake every possible effort to do so; but i+ fail, i yonr nervous system s already 100 1 ch”shattored, and conse- ur Wil gor hroken, take some nerve i", your effort. Having freed yourselt T would further countel you to 7, throus, o posufar course of *=atment, for it 13 a kréat " cako L0 SUPPORY Ly one may, tOF some time, be tevery so wive himseli up to this fasclnating but daug=cous excitement without suffering trom itd ovil tonsequences ot some futuro time. The number Gf young men who are incapaciated to fll the duties | enjoined by wedlock is alarmingly lare, and_in most h cases this unfortunate condition of thin hich had been 1, o fow months’ p,:lcl!c: - to induce spermatorrhwal ,":,":‘{"\f:‘,‘:::fd:, o MDY of sich Cases under treat ment at the present day, from the e Young Men Who may bo mng‘ rom the effects of youtthfdl tollies oF indiscrol 11 do viell toavell themsaly of this, the groatest bodn ever Inid at the aktar of su foring humanity, Dx. Waoxmr will guarantoe to for- folt 600 for every case of seminal woakness or private diseaso of any Kind and character which he under- takes to and fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. Thore are ‘many at the age troubled with too frequent der, often accompaniod g wonsation, and a w manner the patie ing the urinary dopos found, and sometin appear, or the 4 small particles of e will be of then milkish rk andtorpid ) posrance, meny men who die of this diffieulty, 1 ke, Which Is the second +tage of se Dr’ W. will guarantee a porfect cure In all cases and o iealthy restoration of the gonito-urinary ore ation free. Thorough examination and au. ddrowed, Dr. Henry y Dr. H | to young men address, 3 Let Your Light Shine. Dr. Wi . he colobrated spy Deuver, o, 343 Larimor atreat, holioy g theworld t (o, and is doing for thousands of mu cllowman, - His treatumont. for. lost mahhood. I ' Lim a oo that posterity will bless, Ten tiionials from all over the Unitod States has cured, is proof positive that hedoes uro Ui worst cases of these diseases, The aflicted rom chronie and kexual diseases of every kind will Dost friond. ~ Itead his advertisementin all on him for advice, a8 we o8 in saying he is the suf Relief to the Afflicted. In mediclnes, a8 n sclenco, the spectalists are the ones whoalwals comes to the front and aceomplish This remark is especially applicabie o to br. i ner, of this city, He stands at the top of hisprofession, dnd the cures ho performs for the onfortunate wonll scemn wonderful f ot properly its. e Iy dical faculty vhiere ho will speedi: foriing of vither sex, no mat- wplicated their complaint, —Pomeroy,s viewad in th endorsed by th Hix offlce at 1y effcta cure f tor how ¢ Demoerat isht of scient ! Chronic Complaints Require Time for a Cure. Who wish to s treated by Dr, Wagnor sl to vlal i, e doctor ho will » him to eend housands Btatew. Sy ver Tribune, Shall We Reform ? peciiic remedies for all diseasos 13 the theory co at present of oducated and experlence o, and i all communitien they have Ly speclalte in which they direct their AR Wagner is o sucecsstul i} lustratic chool of st In the treatvent of orful ws it 19 flattering, — -lhh prisate rot. J. cosstul 45 Lar wiedical profes i Douocrat. Bigutry and gnoray wisdom, and the wise phys ight shiue for the glory of his fellow e, ik 8 the torsh ho G’ best use to gwide the \nsu) It this artiols LIGHT" sct gp. ity to848 Lax OR( Hering huma £ R e Ib lall