Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1884, Page 5

\ i ,‘jfl‘"‘\—fl"‘t oy v P v THI‘ DAI[ Y BFE---()\IAIIA 'l‘IT LSDAY. JANUARY 1, {884 R S RICHARDS & CLARKE, W. A. CLARKE, Proprietors, e Om..ha Iron Works P, RATL WAY MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS [N : Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS Mill and Grain Elevaior Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STE;\M, WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE:TRON. — ODELL ROLLER MILL. We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flouring Mills, from Stone to the Roller system. K@"hspecml attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb. .. MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS g o 1810 and 1620 Xiaey Stroot and &8 8. 13th Streot, —~QRTAH A, NEB n-trated Catalogue furnished freé upon applicatin L. EX. DATT G, MANUFACTURER OF ¥INE Bugoies Carriaoes and Soring Wagons 1 My, Repository ls constantly filled with aZselect jetook..: Best Workmanship guaranteod. Office and Foctory S. W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue, Omat | EH ouLes is ee pexr =‘:’j JASK YOUR GROCERS FOR THE : ‘“OMAHA DRY HOP YEAST 2 L WARRANTED NEVER TO FAIL, = = Manufactured by the Omaha Dry Hop Yeast Co ) & #7118 BUNT BTREKT, OMAHA, NER | PEBFECTIGN IN Heating and Baking Ta only attained by using RTER OA¥ ftoves and Ranges, WITH WIAE GADZE OVER D00RS MILTON ROGERS & 50N OMAHA. LOUIS BRADIFORD, DEALER [IN Lumber. 11 and Get ¢ 3, 1y Prices before and Douglua, ,; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADES, buying elsewhere, Yards, Also 7th aud Douzlas. o i Superintendent 17TH & 18TH S""REETS ash Doors Blinds, Shingles, Lafis ABOUT THE STOMACH. We daresay threo-fonrths of the disenses that pre- DES JRTIONS FROM THE vail in the human family are directly ot indirectly in{ A Voloe From Niobrara, duced by some derangement of the stomach. The - St 18 o the Bltor o Tux Br mostSerious ailments have thelr origin there. With through the lac dyspopsia the fosd pasecs indigos ‘onr Nionrana, Neb,, ARMY, December 30, spoken of being but a small amount of what I have seen. Yours truly, J. Favuesstise, Ex-Sergeant Battery E, 2nd Artillory. . Sitting up In Bed, Nrw York, December 31.— (ieneral ol vossels anl rosny particles of deleterons. matter [ 1883, —I noticed in the columns of your ! Geant in slowly recovering. o passod a e ot 1 vioat i Lot oftenn | PADEE_ a1 articlo assigning a “‘now rea | comfortablo night and though not ablo to 1ol 1 oft ot centres of itality, Tence |80 for desertions from the United | walk, he sat up in bed to-day. < n o o o stion W, es army, and purporting to emanate e fyspepeln tavors the occurtence of consumption O it i - o 1t is also the prima: | from & member of the Fourth United s ersons atall predisposed to it. 1t [ diites RBWY, URM Wiks : Vicksnvna, Miss,, Docomber hy sencf ofsrofala nd othor dieoasosof the blood | States infantry, Until that articlo ap- | mho Meridan’ railrond is submerged for inf il poared in the press wo wero totally una« |half a milo at Cokers Creok. Trains s et fepen et ano Ly and | ware that onr gallant rogimont had stolon | were delayed ‘eightoen Tours by the can eat lite nend piv The | o march on dhe “Salvation Army," | Beavy Who feels . heaviness M the Stomach atter [ &, \ of e A | — e i of #ine Whisky ia the cause of desertion and not The Verdiet, Partiaten of fol. s dypopats, Besides ness symy- | work. Thore is not a soldiof In the avmy | <McDonald alwaya furnishes the best toms arebad ta h, pain in e ¢ to-day who does not know perfectly well goods for the least money.” The cut, shortness of breat headache, g4do] that the recruit who drinks to s greater stylo, make and finish of every cloak, AT OF EXTFRTN; ANgHoY, oot e rocruit who dkS 10 & Ciore | d0lman, mantle o suit is superior to despondency Dhelo oxtent is O e han | My thing olso of tho kind in the city, and T prescaing ok Dot tters s s cuve or | LKLY to roman g tho army. that | oy garment sold, from one dollar up, depapela wo desire the pationt 16 ext rogularly o | MOl Who practices ‘‘botal abstinenco.f o cinband 26 por cont. off regular cost. reasonable quantity of good, plain tood (not too hot or 00 cold) and to 1 wgly of #zbaceo (it addictod to the habit), which s apt to exhaust the in s a disease of the It the pattent wach with ts wonsi o very spa organs of salivation, Dyspe, mucous membrane of the stony will treat thismucous membrane of the sto any 8ort of decency, coasing £0 agrava tivesurface with indigestible matter, we guarantee tho use of Burdock Blood Bitters will cure hi That's all we ask. Give the stomach a falr chance, Burdock Bittors will do the rest. Thousands of tes timonials, Rurdock Blood Bitters by all drugglsts. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's Buffalo, N.Y. Plano Programme of cally Stevens' Recital, A piano recital will be given by Miss Neally Stovens at Boyd's opera house on Thursdvy ovening, January 3, 1884, at 8 o'clock. PTROGRAMME PART I, 1. Toccata and Foree, (d min.). . Bach Tausig a Song. ... Mozart Kullak 1 Nocturne ( ).m. xnln)[ Shiahi e Etuds (v min. «Chapla Serenata, 1 { Mazurka Barcarole, 1. Valse Caprices. raur 1, 5. Concerto (o flat). . ... Lisat Orchestral xv.cmn[mnnnunl. “arranged for one 0 by Mr. Cahn, Fenx l"nll' s (etude) Rhapsodio Tongevi phempe 4-h Saratoga Brief J. W. Savage, of the First M. 1 addressed the Union Sunday Sunday afternoon. Secretary Joplin, of the Y. M. C. A, was also present and assisted. The entertaiument of the 8. W. A at Lycoum hall on New Year's evening, for the benefit of our Sunday school, will undoubtedly be well attended, as the object is & geod one. An entertain- ing programme has been prepared, which will be augmented by the presence of the U. P. orchestra. The many friends of Mrs. Samuel Avery will be glad to learn that she is as well ‘as could be expected, having been relieved of a fifty-pound tumor on Wednesday evening, and has since boen in a precarious condition. 1 Moskawski S Rubinstein Liszy Liszt Rev. church, school Crekoo, Alms Giving. To the Editor of Tuk Bre. In behalf of the children of the Tenth street mission, 1 wish to thank our gen- erous friends and merchants for their gifts to Santa Claus on the evening of De- cember 27 27, We distributed through their liberality 5 pairs of shoes, 1 dozen trimmed hats, 5 dozen wool scarfs, 10 dozen pair of mit- tens, 4 dozen caps, 3 dozen merino socks, 4 dozen misses hose, 2 pair of heavy socks, 2 pair of misses leggings, 1 dozen pocket knives, 8} dozen toys, 25 pounds of figs, nuts and candyassorted, 2 bushels of apples. M. E. Backis, - — HERDS AND llL]Ll)l‘.HS Tt is said that mcclameu are to organize o National Stock commpany in Chicago. At the present timo the cattle busineas is most poprilar and profitable in Colorado. The Colorado Catlte Cirowers' association will meet on the 4th day of January in Den- ver. A bunch of graded cattle has beon receivod in Colorado from Towa, by Mr. Ienry Wal- ker, and placed on hiy ranch on the Divide, Hon, J. C. Abbott, stato suditor of Col- orado, has purchused 503 head of young cattle in Towa, which ho is pasturing at his farm on the Poudro. John 1L, Routt, son of Mayor Routt, of , is said to have selected & ranch in the valloy ear Fort Collins, which he will pur- >huso and stock with Llooded animals, Soveral stock combinations are projocted for hadling livo stock covering ranges in Colo- rado, Wyoming and Nebraska. One wl luwrru’n!ly been developed 15 on the Box Elder, where this stream is crossed by the Burlington & Missouri lino. A railway sta- tion has boen established and named Hudson, 1t i rumored in Kansas City that the Chas, Francis Adams, Jr., syndicate, who own tho stock yards there, and are largoly interested in that city and its vicinity, aro abont o ob- tain a controlling intercat in tho Union Paci- fic, and thereby givo Kunsas City a chance for the cattlo trade which centers about Cheyenne, Cattlemen in from the north and northwest report the largest fires over known in the Toup country, Soma have their ranges en. tirely burned off, which will necossitate the romoval of cattle and horses to tho north or southeast, to the settlements, The weather has heen guml all fall, and at present the in- dications are for an opon winter. 1t was feared that our early rains would greatly damage the grass, and stock on rangos would be in & bad "{mpe for winter; but all reports seem to be that stock was neverin a better conditfon, TUTT'S PILLS TORPID BOW LS, ORDERED L‘Vz.... and MALARIA. Dis From those sources Lriso hs of the « 5 of the bui syiopLou othoire ppetite, 501vels €0 nehe, fullness uivor cxertion of hod N0 €i1us l J »lhh‘uliulm) ities through t u Lurray Bt i yperfoct "M N‘J\JT ’l't) MALARIA Were the men who use hyuor to desert the army the country would find itsolf iv the condition in which Fra.\c® found itself-—*‘it woull exist on only.” Were the gentleman who w the article referrea to above te Fort Niobrara, 1 will wager six months pag that he will not get time to beat an: saloons, and that within one short weel his joyful shout of whisky will be changed to the doleful cry of *“broken contract and underpaid labor.” ¥ have the honor to remain very respectfully, your obedient servant, Jonx R. Myrrs, F, 4th U, 8. Infantry, Fort Niobrara, Nebraska. General (‘II'N!‘!‘“P&N ul the Oficers, To the Editor of Tnr Beg, Owmana, Neb,, December 30.—Deanr Str: Concerning desertions in the army, of which 80 much has been said of late, 1 will say I think it is due to tho general cussedness of the officers and hospital whisky consumed by them. The private of the Fourth infantry blames it to the whisky the men drink. Tt is no wonder they drink, they do it because they are thoroughly discouraged. They see fivo years of tyrrany and starvation and thousands of other things before them that would discourage the saints of Heaven. While I was at the recruiting barracks, Fort Columbus, during the spring and summer of 1877, T was not given more than one-half the rations 1 got in my company, and while I was in my com- pany I nover got more than one-half of what the government allowed me. know how much a soldier should gt for a ration and T know when they get it if I am 50 unfortunate as to be one of them. I am satisfied that while I belonged to battery E, Second artillery, that at least half of my rations were stolen by tho first sergeant and captain of the battery. I know that when myself and a num- of other men reported the state of affairs to the captain he would say, “I will seo about it,” and I know thatis the last 1 ever heard of 1t, and thero would bo no improvement. If anything the food would get worse for the purpose of pun- ishing us for reporting the matter. Then when we went to the commanding ofticer the next day tho captain would once paper ote to bo wen.! | Call at onco, oven if enly to seo what can be had here for a little money. member the place : CHAS. McDONALD'S, 1408 Farnam, opp. Paxton, — Board of Trade—Annunl Meeting, Tho annual meeting of the Omaha peard of trade will be held _on Tuesday euoning, January 1st, at 7:30 o'clock, A1l yuembers should attend. Trowas Ginsox, Secrotary o Masters Victor Caldwell, Henry Rustin, Curtis Tarna- and Warran Yatos are home from Yalo colle, @, 8ud Master Will Popple- ton has returned Lrom Harvard to pass the holiday vacation T GRAY'S SPECIINC MEDJCINES: TRADE MARK Tin Grear NV TRADE MARK s Ravmoy, AV unfailing cure for Seminal Woak- ness, Spormatorr. haa, Tmpo mvlwy, and all that folhm AS A soquence of Sell: Alru M In« M -ss-flliTAKIIfl.-n.muu.lu Pain AIT!I TAKING, Dimnoas of Vision, Premature Old Age, othor diseases that lond to Insanity or Con! *enption and & Promature Grave, BRWARK of advortisements to refund monoy, whon druggista from whom tho medicine is bought do not reund, but rofer you to the manufacturers, and the roquiremonts are such that they are seldom, v/ ever, somplied with. See their writton guaranteo. A trial of one inglo package of Gray’s Spocific will convinoe the most skeptical of it real wmorits. On account of counte: feitcrs, wo have adopted the Wrappe )y renuiine. gar Full particidam in out pamphlot, which_we do. airo to send froe by mail to every’ one. 47 Tho Spe. cificgModic fne 1 sold by all druggists at 81 per pack. o, or ix packigus for §0, or Will bo sent froe by mail on the recetpt of the money, by addroming T GRAY MK 5,000 SHARES A BONANZA FOR SALE CHEAP. roa of the Union Consolidated Silver pany, of Council Blufls, lowa. For tur- ther particulars, apply to JOHN ARVIE, a21 Brown's k,P® Utaah,r seodiwoow-2w CAPITAL PRIZE $75 000 say, “‘why I nover kuew any renson for complaint. I always thought the com- pany were well satisfied with the rations. 1 was under the impression my compan lived the best of any in the post,” and all the time he knew there had been umh plaints of the most grievious kind. will tell you about a man taken sick m San Antonio, Texas. The doctor pro- nounced his disease smallpox. He quar- antined the patient and an attendant at once. Next day he found out the disease was not smallpox, but he kept the pa- tient in quarantine till he was pro- nounced cured, then he burned about $500 worth of government property, all to save himself from ridicule for mis- taking some kind of skin disease for smallpox. Another man, Gus Gutzmacher, had contracted chronic dysentery ~ and was taken from bed and ordered to Fort Brown, Tex., and to travel overland in the worst kind of weather. The liquor that was taken along for the sick men (of which there was quite a number) never came insight of a patient, it was drank by tho officers and the doctor, the sick men were allowed 1o get along the best they could, and live on fat pork, hardtack, coffee and beuns, This was not the diet 8 man suffering with chronic dysentery should have, but it was all he got, and he slept in the open air on the cold ground every night. Just before the man died he told Lieut. A. C. Tay- lor of battery E, Second artillery, and as near a8 I can remoember, he used the following language: ‘‘Lieut, Taylor 1 am going to die, and you are my mur- derer. If you had given me the proper attention I would have been a well man now, but you took me on o march from San Antonio to this placo when I was not fit to be out of my bed and the con- sequence lu you are the direct cause of my death,” This Licutenant Taylor bought two cows, one for himself and one for the company, with the company's funds. His cow ran off and then he took the company’s cow and said the company's cow was the one that ran off. He then s0ld his cow and put the money in his pocket. Thereis not one company in every twelvo that knows how the compa- ny funds are handled, and if they should have the nerve to ask any questions about it, they would be fired from a cannon, 80 to speak, Lieuteuant Taylor, by ac- cidont, got to be commanding officor, r|unrturumntur commissary and ordinance officer. He ordered the ordinance de- partment to destroy and burn a light bat- tery of artillery. o then sold the light battery at private salo for §90 and put the money in his pocket. He sold about ten tons of scrap iron at privato sale, and pocketed the money. This is all contrary to the rules of the army, and was discovered by the com- manding officer who succeoded him, He was never punished, but he s still an officer and gentleman. While in Hot Springs, Ark., he and Dr. Elsworth kept the wholo company on the sick report for about four months just to get the 50 cents each for attend- ing them, That is what the government allows them, He got stuck on a prosti- tute that one of the = men happened to be acquainted with, and he made it 80 hot for that man that he had to get transferred to another company. 1 he is not by any means the .m\y of- r that is crooked in the army, neither ©ro0) d und a gaug of « I could fill the rest of your paper with | the mwono kind of tucidents, thoae | have ganized thioves. ga Tickets only 85, Shares in Proportion'sa Louisiana State Loty Compaty. “We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar- rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of the Louisana State Lottery pany, and in peraon manage and control the Drawings themsclves, and that the same are con- ducted with honcaty, fairness, and ingood faith toward all parties, and we authorize the company to use this certificate, with fac-similes natures attached, in its advertisement: COMMISBION RIS, Tncorprated in 1893 for 25 ye he leg slature for cducationnl ani charitabls purposes—with u cap ital of 81,000,000 hich o rexceve fund of over 2650,000 lias wince boen added. 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Farnam aad Douglas mnmand 1 saw him do sowe " thut ho shouldd uot do or that he | D B, WAUGH & CO.. had no right to do, and about nine-| ROPRIET tenths of the cors of the urmy are od, dysd au nn L dyed aad o 1 o | ————— GOSPEL FAOTS, (Tha following has appearod in nearly every news paper throw,hout the United States, and is oneof the finest tostimont 18 ever won by a modicine tary or other proprie. 0. Dr. Crano (hols & graduate of without any solicitat on whatover It will repay all to rend it ty adapted to its varions applications than Thomas' lectric O, 1was for many years a sufferer from quiney: Thomas' Eclectric Ofl onred me. My wite and child had diphtheria; Thomas' Eclectrio Ol cured them; and if takef in seamon it will cure sevon times ont of ton, 1 am confident it is cure for the most obstinatecold or conugh, ud if taken into the a, by the nostrils, two or thece times a weok, will ively remove the most off atatrh nothwithstanding the delicate nature of the mucous mombrano of the nasal organs, can be taken up with perfect impunity. For deatuess and carnche it has dono wenders to my certain knowle Ttis the only medicine dubbed patent that 1 have ever folt lik and Tam anxious to seo it in youT would not b it itin 1t alsooperates in It any o evory place the honse " THE NECESSITY FOR THE DR. H. WAGNER, Haalong baen acknowledged and more #o st this day n any other. Tho vast field of medioal sclence iy t incroasing, and ita numerous branches Are ¢ brought nearer and nearer to porfection, and no one man can any longer grasp them Henco t v tor dividing the labor. And it s true boyomd all doiibt that disease, nffecting the gens to-urinary organs need special study more than any- hing olse, it we would understand and know how roat them DI 11 ¢ awaro that thore are many physicians, and some sensible_peopls, who will condomn him for making this class of diovases & spo- clalty, but h now that with most re ons of refing igence & more enlighten. A view is ta m worso than death, {8 noloss a phi- anthropist and benefactor to his race than the sur geon or physician who by close application excels in any other branch of his profossion. And fortunatel or humanity, tho day 14 dawning when the falso phi and whetover it §s comes Indispensable to housshold safety. 1 aw ready to give any ono the benefit of my obscervation, both an to its effects and mode or application, if they will o making nquiry Rev. E. F. CRANE, Dunkirk, N. Y. Dr. Thomas' Esloctrio O Is sold overywhore y Druggists, , MILBURN & €O, Prop's, Buffalo, N. Y. E Tho necossity for Hn SELEBRATED | “ Asthma as a spoctt drop we o rom ¢ and etficient housohold remed'es indaily growing more jmparativy, aud g thoto Tosted ters Stomach Biters is thechielinmintund wost popular. ity of the i gularf complaint, rheumat minor thorongh e by this onquer. mpara. and medicinal safe. wuard, and {18 Juat- Iy rogardod as” the purestand mostcom- Prohonsive romody h-rulu by all Druggists and Doalors BI omcnRs of Its class, Ivl'l\ S ~|L\|).nrAmvm. e G0LE AQENT, &1 BROADH AI’. N. Y. @OLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, Brfil?f?sfinnua. Warranted absolutely prr? Cocoa, from which the excess o Oil has been removed, 1t has thres times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Bugar, ad s therefore fae more econor 1. It is deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, casily digeated, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons n health, Bold by Grocern evorywhore. V. BAKER & C0. llurclmster. Mass. Hoff’s Malt Extract! A TONIC WITHOUT A RIVAL! GENUINE. The loast possible stimulant. It aid digestion. Strongthons the weak. Builds up the systen. 1t 14 unsury assed For Weakly Chiliren, For Nursing Moth For Convalescents, L has een .|, Moaitntod, and the B uE1 i hercby cautioned M toaccept nono unless it bears the name of i TARRANT & CO., Agents for the GREAT ENGLISH nEfi:nvf G Cures rnySoAT & fleh"m Gunitan LOSS Y OF MANLY VIGOR, Spermatorr. {lima, ote., when all other reme 2 A cure ,{«nmmrnd hottle, four By ox # to any ndn[rnm Sold by All druggists. ENGLISH MEDI au.wn-mu'ns. Proprietors, 712 Olivo. Stroot, St i Have sold Slr Astloy Conpor's Vital Rostorative or yoars, Every customor sp highly of it. ) auheaitatinglyeadorme itwna remody of truo morit G, K. GOODMAN, Drug uln VIR-m&noedly _Omaha Fob. 1 1583 RED STAR LINE. 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M AUR hl’ 1214 0% Porter, M, Inients, are | chronlo discases.” blefamily restorative | his wonderful discovery of station in’ Colorado tags anthrophy that condemned tho,_ victims of folly or crime, like the lopers undor the ;Jewish law, to"die carod for has passed away. A Few Reasons Why you should try the celcbrated Dr. H. Wagner's - mothods of ¢ 1 Wagner Is a natural physician.” 0. 8. Fowtn, The Greatest Living Phrenologist, “Fow can oxcel you as & doctor. Dr. J. Srvws, The World's Groatest l‘himlognomlnh . “You are wondertully proficlout ln your knowl edge of disoaso aud modicines.” R, MAttiRwS. 4. “The afilicted find ready mm ||| 30\" pres- ence, SiMms, 6 “Dr. I Wagnor s & rogular Tradiame, ot Bellevuo Howpital, New Yok city; has had very ex- tonsivo hospilal practice, and is thoroughly posted on All branches of his beloved science, ly on Drs. Browxn & Ewixo, “Dr. I Wagnor has immortalized himselt by specific romedies for pri: vato and sexual diseasos."—Virginia City Chronlele. ‘Thousads of {nvalids flock to soe him."—San o Cureaiole | i he Doctor's long experience as a should rander him very -uou!:nx"—kack)% n News. Franc Plain Facts Plainly 8poken. At ono time discussion of the secrot vice was on. tirely avoided by the profession, and medical works o* but a few years ago would hardly mention it. To-day the physieian is of a diffcrent opinion; he 1o aware that it is his duty—lisgreeablo thovgh it may bo--to handle this matter without gloves and speak plainly about it; and intelligent parents snd wuandiany will thank him for doing so. The results attending \lia destructivo vice were or- merly not understood, or not properly estimated; and no importance being attached toa subject which by ita natire doos not lavite:close lavestigation, it yas whilo attonding: school; older. companions. thyough their examplo, may by rosponsible for it, or it may aequired throtgh accldent. The excitemnent once ex: perienced, tho practice will bo repeated agnin and il at last the habit becomas firm and _com: [ Tho habit s Kenerally contracted by the youn are usually the primary results of self-abuse. the injurious effects may b mentioned laasl- dejection or irrascibility of temper and general The boy secks seclusion, and rarely joins ports of his companions. 13 he be a young man he will be little found in company with the other sox, and s troubled with exceeding and annoying bashfulness in thoir prosence, Lascivious droams, emissions and oruptions on the face, etc.,are also prominent symptoms, 1¢ tho practice is violently persisted in, more serious distarbances tako place. - Ureat palpitation of the heart, or epileptic convulsions, are' oxperisnced, and tho milrer may fall into o coniploto stato of oy be- ore, finally, death rolicves him. 1l thoso engaged in_this dangerous, practioe, L would say, first of all, stop it at onoe; make every posibie sifort to do so; but 1t you fail, if your nervous system iy already too much’ shattered, and conse- quently, your will-power broken, ome nerve tonlc to id youin your effort. Having freed yourselt from the habit, I would further counsel you to go through a mxu.‘lr course of treatment, for " isn great mistake to pove that any one may, for some De t overy wo Jth, give himsolt up to this fascinating butdungerous excltoment without suflering trom its evil consequences at some futuro time. The g Ben hisore Incapaciated. 5o il tho dutios oined by wedlock is alarmingly large, and i most ch cases this unfortunate condition of things can Be tracad 0 the practice of self-abtuse, which had been abandoned years ago. Indeed, o few months’ practice o this habit is sufticient to induce spermatorrhwal Iater yours,and I have many of such cases under treat went at the prosent day. i 5 Young Men Who may be suffering from the effects of yum follies or indiscretions will do vail themselves of this, the greatest boon e at the altar of sut- foring humanity. D, Waoxan will guarantoe o for- folt 8500 for every case of seminal weakness or private diseaso of any kind and character which he under- takes to and fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. Thore aro ‘many st the age of 80 o 60 who are troubled with too frequent evaouations of the biad. der, often necompanied by a slight smarting or buen- ing’ sensation, and & wuakening of tho eystem in & manner the patient cannot account for. . 1 tho urinary doposit s xopy sediment will ofton be found, and sometimes small particlos of albumen wil appeat, or the color will be of thin wilkish hue. a=vin changing to a dark and torpid appearance, The( ars many meny ho die of this diiloulty, Ignor.at the cause, which I the second stage of seminal-w uews. De W. will guaranteo a perfoct eure in all cases and & healthy restoration of - the genito-urinary or- wans. Consultation free, s Thorough examination and ad- wvice, “All communloat fons should be addrossed, Dr. Heary Denver, Colorado. enry Wagner, P. wipts el Tho Young Man's Wagner, Is worth its Let Your Light Shine. Prico 1,25, Sent by Dr. Way [ anjon, by Dr, H, to young men | ht In gold t0 any addross. g or, ho celohrated specialist, of Donver Larfiner strect, believes in lett(ng theworld. hat ho can do, i s dolug for thousanda of his fellowmen. His treatment for lost manhood ls ure to win him a name that posterity will bless, Ten Tousand tostimonials from all over the United States thowe he hawcurod, 14 proof posltve, that hedoes ure the worst cusos of theso discases. e s s 04 Avaed i K ‘ud hini thelr beat friond. Read his advortisementio all our city papors, and call on him for advice, us wa o s wil corcolorato us i syl ho s e sut forur's true triend.~Rooky Mounrain News.| Relief to the Afflicted. In medicines, a8 in sctence, the ) nes who always comes to the front and rout reanlta, This romirk s ospeclally applica st to Dr, K. 'y ol lhll city, wonderful if not IITI viewod n wlentific seq |fl"l||ull".l L Snndarsed by the most ominont of the modical faoulty: llh ‘&Moo ab 548 Lammir atreot, whors e will speedlc cuire for the sufforing of either sex, no mat- ‘An‘ lmw complicated thelr complaint, ~Pomeroy 8 Democrat. st are’ the Chronic Complaints Require ‘Time for a Cure. Porsons 6.t & distange who wish tohe trm(.,.l b Wn mer noed not feel backward because it him. 1f they will w IOIM o list of questions w wedicinee, counsel and nover sooil. Ho has tn every city, town and well as allover “the United Btates. Seo his s Mhls_advertisemont, —Dea ver Tribuae. Shall We Reform ? Bpecifio remodios for all diseases 18 the theor peactice at prosout of educated and oxj ysicians, and in all large communitios hn" Ll peciatiion, b0 exoat L whioh. they b T et Dy Wasths et Hustration of this woern sehool of pecialics ‘ud bis unprecedented success in the nt of private isbesce o aa woudapfel ‘s 1 18 adiaritng. o Siauo persons who need modical reliot for the most dolicate of diseawcs will find an sccomplished and suee censtul I‘h)u an in the persou of Dr. Wagner, No, 848 Larimer strect, who is highly recommended by the medioal profossion at home and aboard. —Poweroy's Democrat. Higotry aud kenarance must give way 1o wisdom, and the wike physician believes 1 letting his fight #hine for the glory of his fellow i Frivter's k& th . b ho can” bert s to gulde the wean health axticke CHLIGHT sol up: (‘,I dorado, it will - w‘:’ = nmu,(\rom o, 1wl anower e puriess or Fuich s i wrlgten. Addro 'y HENIY WAGNER, £, 0. bax 2850, of Gl 4% B8 TaRASE Atrcet, Deuver, B3, vfggmmn. coluton dedace “The Nucessity She pleli