Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1884, Page 5

P e ——— B S—— e~ o 7y gy gy " " —— " T gy semmit “ ooy SRR " = T et Ay VRS S -¥re v 3 g 1 " e s L 4 S ¥ RO 4y SR G - AR v ey R R il : v ; ? ) L g VY BI rr S e § 6 ~OMAHA, THURSDAY, 7, 1834, FEBRUARY Sanford’s Radical Cure From a “Simple 'Cold to That prire sweet, eafe, and effectiva Amorican dis. tillatian of Witch-Hazel, Ameritan Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold, and Clover-Blossora, called SAXPORD'S RAD. L CURK for Catarrh, with one box CATARRNAL S VRNT and one SANFORD'S IMPROVED INTALTER, all i one package,may now be haa of all druggists for $1.00 Ak’ 0F BANFORD'S RADIOAL CURR. Complete Trea nt, $1,00- Complete, Tocal, and_Constitunal Treatment for every form of Catarrh, from Simple Cold or influenza o Loss of Smell, Taste, and Hearing, Congh Rron- chitis, and Catadrhal Consumption, in overs pack- age, “ Wo sell more of the RapicAL Cunn than all other cataarh remcdies put together, and [ have yet to hoar of & caso that it has not given the most com- pleto satisfaction.”—S. W, Gifford, Oskaloosa, lowa. Sneeze, Sneoze, Sneeze, Until your headseems ready to fly off; until your nese and eyes discharge excessive quantities of |?I[l|, irel- tating, watery flul unt!l your head aches, ymouth and throat parched. and blood at fever heat. This is_an Acute Cataarh, and initantly relieved by o single dose, and Is permanontly cured by cne bottle of SAXFORD'S RADICAL CURR. A FOR CATARRH Catarrhal Consumption. Catarrhal Coush, Bronchitls, Droppings in the Throat, U ! loreati b oof the Nasal Pascagos, Debility, itrongth, Flosh and Sleep cured In the ma os. are offectcd Inmy oase by SANPORD'S RADICAL URR was 0 romarkable that it seomed to those who suffored without rel'el feem any of the usoal o that it could not he true. 1 therefare made t to i\ before Soth J. Thomas Justico of D » Druggist, OCHOKING, PUTRID MUCOUS Accum lations aro disledged, the nasal passage, Cleansed, disinfected, and hesled, breath sw cef smell, taste, and hearing restored, and constitutional tendency checked by SANroRD'S Cunk. ‘SANFORD'S RADICAT, CURK gives universal atigtao tion. T have not found a case that it did not relieve at once, and in many cases cure is performed hy the use of one botelo,"—~Andrew Lee, Druggist, Man chester, Mas: JERGYMEN, VOOALISTS, How many people hump over In their work, and how few understand that itls a weaknoss of the kid: neys that inducen this bumping over or Iamenoss in the back! A medicine that will cure discase of the Kidneys will almost always cure lame back, and Bur. dock Blood Bitters will do that. Hundreds of people have written us, Blood Ritters as a remedy for la unqoalified prai o bac , of Burdock that will strongthen D the liver active and ood Bitters are a guar. the appetite, aid ¢ the bowels open. R anteed cure for slok headache, General Debili This I8 one of the very commonest complaints, Thousands of pe runt but do not know what ails them. They aro neither sick nor well, yet they suffer all the time. To such poaplo we strongly rec. ommend Burdo k Blood Bittors, one or two bottles of which will heget a good appetite, sound sloop, and ¥id the wenoral debility sufferer of his nervousnessand dospordent state of mind. Thero is cortainly noth Ing quit equal to Burdock Blood Bitters for this trouble. Sick Headache] Burdock Blood Bittors will not eure consumption, but by keeping 1he blood strong and free from im. puritios they will stave of consumption. A person using this medicine, meanwhile having regard to the And Pablic Sgeakers, without number, owe their Prosent usefulness and sucess to SASFORD'S RADICAL Cure for Catarrh, best romedios cinedy we have found in a RD'S RADICAD CURE. ommon laws of health, need never die with consum p- tion. Sold hy oll Droggists. FOSTER, MILBURN &00.. Prov's Buffalo, N.Y. ACIFIO ROADS clears the head and throst «o thoroughly that, taken each morniiig on rising, there are no unp eatant so cretions and no disagreeable hawking during tho en: tire day, but an lmllmruwnlml clearncss of v and respiratory organs.” Sold by all pruggists. “ The only absolute specific we know of for snoez- ing, snuffiing, and choking catarrh, or head colds, is SANFORD'S RADICAL CURR."—Medical Times. A Statement Regarding Their Land Grants, a long atrugglo with Cataarh your Price, $1.00. Cure conquered.”—MKev, 8, W. Mouroe, L , ; 3 BT s e n . oy Potter Drug and Chemienl Co,, Boston. | Wasiixaros, February 6.—A stato- e — - ment is made by the commisioner general R T O s T e | ot a AR oy sHowli the S8 COLLINS' VOL C ELI RIC PLA ER instantly affocta the Nervous Systom iti ilre i o i and banish CTING BATTERY COMBINED with & Pottous | dition railroads to aid the construction Tt A P A s [on which lands have been granted. It Woak and. Worn Out Parts, Strengthens Tired Muscles, (3C) LaLad.IN &3 | sets forth tho foilowing as tho status of provents Discase, absorbs Poisons from the Blood, and N RO Gt I8 THE CBY docs more in lots timo than any other plaster ih 1o more important: or A the world. Sold by all druggists. By mail 25 cents. PL Northern Pacifie me fixed for com- SUFFERING WERYE Address . D, & C. Co., Boston pletion, ~July 4, 1879, length proposed, 2,302 ' milos; comploted within specified time, 530 miles; since STENT WITNESS, How the Plain Tale of a Plain Sol dier puts down Injurious Slanders, An Important Statement from Gen- cral Jubal A, Barly. At this time, when malico and ignorance are slandering The Louisiana Stato'Tott Oompany, thoso who believe in jus fair play will road with interest tho f from the pen of General Jubal A. Early,whose voracity was nover quostioned, Iead what ho has to s ‘Mr, M. A. Dauphin, the Prosident of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, resides in New Orleans, which has been his place of res. idence for many years; and ho is universally estoon.od as a gontloman of high charact For the correctness of whatover he publishos in regard to the operations of the lLottery Company I am willing to vouch, The draw- ings of the Lottery, somi-annual and month. ly. aro under the sole and exclusive control of Gon, Boauregard and myself, the offcials of the Lottery Company having nothing to do with them, except to furnish us with the vequisite ma terials and facilities; and we take especial care that the drawings ave published preciscly as the take place, “I'may say horo that there are many peoplo who cannot understand how 1t is that, when they have bought five, ten, fifteen, or twenty tickets, they have drawn nothing. It is only necessary to say that of those who do buy tickets, there must necossarily bo a vory groat many who draw nothing, If it were not so, no one would be fool enough to establish a lottery. Whero a man, by spending ten dol- lars, stands a chance of drawing £150,000, 850,000, £20,000, and various other prizes of smaller amounts; or, by spending five dollars, 00, §25,000, $10,000, and varlous other prizes down to 825, o must not be sorprised if he fails after taking ma chances, It is a matter of chance or luck en- tirely. “Gen, Boauregard and myself have had amplo opportunity to test the integrity of The Louisiana State Lottery Company in all of its dealings, and we are willing to vouch for it, as we have done on repeated occasions, If any ono can satisfy us that tho Company has acted frandulently in any of its dealings, wao will dissolve our connection with it vory promptly, and take far more officient meas- A COMP comploted, 1,340 miles; now uncomplet- ed, 491 miles; estimated number of acres granted, 4,694,721; number of acres pat- ented toJune 30, 1883, 74,638, Atlantic & Pacific—Time fixed for completion, July 4, 1878; length of pro- posed line, 2,420; miles completed within specified time, 195; completed since, 600 miles; uncompleted, 1,704 miles; acres granted, 40,080, acres patented to June 30, 1883, 9,592,068, Southern Pacific—Length of proposed road, 566 miles; time fixed for comple- tion, July 4, 1878; completed within specified time, 232 miles; completed since, 240 miles; uncompleted, 84 miles; acres granted, 7,116,800; acres patented to June 30, 1883, 1,040,450, Texas Pacific—Length of proposed road, 1,484 miles; timo fixed for comple- tion of road, May 2, 1882; comploted within specitied time, 705 miles; now uncompleted, 778 miles; acres granted, 92,000; none patented to June 30, 1883, WARNING IN ADVANCE. = g T MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICILY FIRST-CLASS Gartiages. Buomes Road Wag AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 1319 and 1520 Harnay Strect and 403 8. 18th Stroet. } )M mA' NEB % 1llustrated Catalogue furuished free upon appitcation Certain Concealed Danger Brought to Light in the Experience of a Well-Known Man., Chicago Journal. 1f themen, women and childvon of America conld see the danger that is lurking around them ench day and on every side, the most courageous would_loss heart, appetite and sleep.” Air, oven in the most open localities, is loaded with poison. Water is liablo to con- tain animal master that will dovelop and grew after being taken into the system, Food is al- most certain to be adulterated while accidents aro always imminent. 1t is perhaps o merci- ful provision that few of these things ara seon and fewer realized, but their danger is all the greater for this very reason, Most people who read theso lines aro almost cortainly on the threshold of what may be a serious, possibly & fatul danger. The forces that go to make life may he snapped instantly or by gradual de- grees. 'The greatest dangers are often tho most silent and least observed, and no one can afford to neglect even their slightest appear- ance, ‘'hese truths were strikingly illustrated in the experience of a_gentleman weil known to most of the American public. Mr. J. W, Ferguson, who in the play, *‘A Friendly Tip, unper the management of Mr, W. W, Kelly, has been making such a pronounced success, ix porhaps the best light comedian on the stage. He is a gentlomrn of slight build possossing a grace of manner and modulation of voice spe cially attractive because of its rarity. He has worked hard and conscientiously in the past and his auccess 18 the rosult, of ‘morit and Ia: bor, But for a number of years, and indeed up to a comparatively short time, Mr, Fergu- son was most mysteriously afflicted, so much 50, that he refused numerous tompting offers to travel through the countr; and played only in New York and vicinity, Speaki representative of this paper up- , he said: “T was couscious that something was si- lently but surely working against my life. At times I would feel shooting pains in my extremities, and then again my muscles and joints would fairly throb with agony, T was feverish, uneasy and lost my ambition and in- torest in life. The:o troubles grow until what wore at first minor pains and annoyances be- came & burdens of agony. 1t seemed as though I could feel the disease growing crseping to e If 1 had bee G, TIDaUSTREIS FACTORY 1409and 14)1 Dodge St.. { OMAHA. NEB Dr. CONNAUGHTON, 403 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. S. A. Established 1878—Catarrh, Deafness, Lung and Nervous Diseases Speedily and Permanently Cured. Patients Cured at Home, Write for *“TuE Mepicar-MissioNary,” for the People, I-‘rr.. Consultation and Correspondence Gratis, P. 0. Box 292. Telephone No. 226, <~ON. ZDWARD RUSSELL, Postmaster, Davenport, says: ‘‘Physician of tteal Ability and Marked Success.” CONGRESSMAN MURPHY, Davenport, wwites; **An ronorable Man, Fine Success, Wonderful Cures.”—Hours. 8 a AL EL. IDAE B, MANUFACTURKR OF FINE Tiljidd Br.aiuu B = "Wi}arriagas and Suring Wagoms filled with a‘seleotetock, Bost Wortmanaulp gusranteod. Office ;m" raciory S, W. Carrer 168th and Capital Avenus Qmoha’ talogues furnished on Application. onnte L.OUIS BERADFORD, DEALER §IN cama 80 serious, but like overybody el flicted as I was, T neglectod the first indica tions, At last I became so bad that I could not I ho house, and was confined to my bod & good portion of the tine, and of conrse under tho hamediato cave of physicians They evidently did ull they could for e, and in fact did eve Lumper. Sash Doors Blinds Shingles Lath ETC.; LOW PRICES AND GOOD GRADE?, hoeen reli =1 and @et my Prices nefora haoiag elsewhera. Yards. corner Shte k“‘,i“’“',' lcknes T recelved very @8 Pronatuy Glus Yeh ang Dongiaw many 18, and, umong othi m one who was fully able t h me as he bad beeii through a i perience to the one [ was then endur cribed his case minutely, and not only in. sisted upon my trying the same remedy that cured him, but actnally went out and pm chnsed some of it and adwministerad it with hiy awn hands, y X fect for saveral days, but 1 soon” saw th wus benefitivg e, and within a fortuight [ ave the house, I felt that ex- sod thing for me and s s and found my strength £0 much so that [ 13 e entirely Bro irst day 16 Was opened, Leing really tho first foot pussenger that crossed that structure, all of which T was enabled to do by means of Wierner's Safe Rheumatic Cwe, which re. stored me to perfect bealth and keeps we in nt and pro ion to-day, ““And was tho ‘friendly tip' your friend g yon when you were sick iu the form of War. nor's Safo Rheumatic cure what inspired the name of the play you are now starring in? “No, I can hardly say it was. although I really know of no more ‘friendly tip’ that 1 could give the public than to cordially advise them in their suffering to use the same reuied that lifted 106 from the depths of rheumati agony # 3 4 It has been estimated from careful statistics that there aro vo less than four inillions of people in America who are suflering at this season of the year from some forw of rhen- matic difficulty hy they do so when it can largely be avoided, seems & very groat mystery, J. 0. PRESCOTY N. P, CURTICE, J. 0. PRESCOTT & CO, IWWnolosale and Retail PIANOS & ORGANS! Music, Mugical Instruments of all Descriptions. OETRAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE T the Sreave. OUR 8TOCK Ok SEND FOR PRICES, i ém{flnanom Heating and Baking I» only attained by using 7 CHARTER OAFK Stoves and Ranges, #ITd. WIRE GAUZE OVER DOORE ridga on the CALL AND EXAMIN —— A Fatal Pop. Maiuexco, February 6,—A German farm laborer employed near Millershurg, 3 vesterday shot Mary Shuster, daughter of the widow by whom he was employed, owing to the girl's disinclination to ac- cept his attentions, He then killed him- selt. The girl is living but is notex-i peoted to recover. : For sale by MILTON ROGERS & 80N8 OMAHA. ~ it T v T v B ures to expose its misdeeds than can be taken by irresponsible anonymous newspapor corre- spondents, “Tho company which numbers among its stockoldars some of the most rospectablo gen- tlemen of N Orleans, has sense enough to know thav it it can muke a great deal moro money by conducting its operations fairly and honestly, than by n resort to fraud. 1t has o fim financial - basis to stand on, and is therefore subjoct to the hostility of other lot- tery companies which have no capital. T may add that it pays for tho support of he did not think it would require many days before everything wouli ba in run- ning order, Then he will maxo a private trial to satisfy himself, and as soon as this is concluded there will be a few ex- hibitions to the ‘“‘select.” After they aro satisfied it is proposcd to socure a hail and give a public exhibition of the engine. Alroady an offer has been made of a building in West Philadelphia, which will accommodate 3000 persons. The meeting of stookholders, which ws called for to-dny, will bo postponed for a fow wooks, ut Keoly's request, Until he is ready the curtain is rung down, so far as the pu'lie is concerned, Philadelphia Record, Feb, 3. —Another disappointment met the stockholders of the Keely Motorcompany yesterday when they reassembled at the office, No. 103 Walnut street, pursuant to adjournment of the previous meeting. A letter addres- eod to Edward J, Randall, the prosident, was read from Inventor Keely, in which he said: It is with much pleasure that I am ablo to state positively (as regards the mechanical) that the first of the coming wonth will tind all thoroughly completed, and there will be nothing loft but setting up the transmittive process, when all la- bors will terminate, preparative to oper- ating and showing up the specific quali ties of the perfect vibratory engine. As rogards tho time necessary for this line of graduation 'tis hardly necessary to de- termine; it may be a matter of only a fow days, and perhaps a fow wooks will be required to accomplish it, but taking into considoration the perfoction of the difforont devices now ready to facilitate it, I can confidently feel that the final is- suo is nigh at hand. I would suggest that some arrangement for hiring a place with ample accommodation for an_exhi- bition should be made at an_early day, as the existing ono is too limited to show to a proper advantage what will bo shown. I would like to have accommodation for at least 500 guests. If you will kindly turn your attention to these requirements I wili doallinmy power to nssist you. IThe Railway Pools, H1cAGo, February 6.--The notice which the Union Pacific gave of its in- tention to withdraw from the Trans-con- tinontal Association expires to-day, and the officials of that road announce that they will abide by the notice and report no more business to the pool. The com- missioner contends that the notico given was irrogular and expected a meoting of the association would bo held shortly to consider the matter. The Rock Island road has given tho usual thirty days notice of its intention to withdraw from the northwestorn traflic association and tho Northwestern road has given a similar notice, with reference to control of Towa traftic assoiation® Theso two asso- ciations are not pools but traflic agroe- ments for maintenance of uniform rates with hoavy penalties for violation. The withdrawing roads contend that agree- mont of both are being violated and the claim is made unless tho diflicultios are adjusted bofore the expiration of the no- ticos war in tho northern rates is likely to bo provoked. e — The Cause ot Phallips' Death, Bosroy, February 6.—A postmortem examination of the body of Wendell Phil- lips showed disease of the heart of both long standing and more recent date. The heart was extensively enlarged and fatty, with the blood vessels supplying it nearly obstructed by the carly disease. 1In one portion the wall was softened from lack of blood supply and nearly a complete rupture of the organ was tho result, The pericardium showed the result of the re- D>THOMAS! ECLECTRIC Cares Rheumatism, Lum- bago, Lame Back, Sprains and Bruises, Asthma, Caterrh, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Burns, Frost Bites, Tooth, Ear, and Head- ache, and all pains and aches. The best internal and external remedy In the ivery bottle guaranteed. Sold by medicine dealers everywhere, Directions In eight languages. Price go cen d $r.00. FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop'es, BUFFALO, N. Y., U, 8. A, DR. FELIX Lt BRUN'S PREVENTIVE AND CURE, AINTID cent inflammation; the aorta showed also extonsive discaso, Other organs wore healthy, Death rosulted from paralyses of the heart due to the causes stated, o —— Adjeurned Sine Di _ Ausmiy, Tex., February 6.—The log- islaturo adjournod sine die. TIC MEDICIN ES, Tin GREAT Exo-TRADE MARK anit REMEDY, An * I will notify you at an early day as pos- sible when all will be completed. A resolution was submitted by the directors and adopted for a furthor ad- journment subject to the call of the president, e Flood Notes. Derraxes, O., February 6.—The ice in the Auglaize here broke this after- the charity hospitalin New Orloans, one of the noblest charities in all the country, $40 000 per ar.num, according to its contract with tho state. Bosilos this,its principal proprio- tors contribute very liberally aud largely to other charities and public enterprisos. Feb, 5 me-w. J. A, EAruy,” ——— Phillips Death and Funeral, Bostoy, February 6.—At an early hour this morning people began to gather about the late residence of Wendell Phil- lips. None were admitted to the house but intimate friends and relatiors. There were no services in the house. At 11 o’clock the coftin was borne from the house to the hearse. Several hun- dred persons, including many co-workers, followed the remains to the old Hollis street church, where the funeral services took place, conducted by Rev. Samuel Longfellow, of Cambridge. Among the preminent clergymen present in the pul- pit were Rev. Edward Everett Hale, C A. Bastol, James Freeman Clark, A, M, Miner and Minot J. Savage. The inte- rior of the church was jammed to suffoca- tion by tho friends and relatives of the dead orator. Among those attending the services were largo commiitees from both houses of the legislature, the com- mon council in a body, delegates from the Women's Sufirage association and labor organizations. After the services the body was borne to Faneuil hall, and as soon a8 the crowd wero gotten into order by the police the public were formed into lines and admit- ted. The coflin was guarded by four col- ored soldiers. The face of Mr. Phillips wears a placid half smiling expression, but its appearance is most natural, People passed reverently by the coftin before the guard of honor, and then quietly departed from the hall. After the public had withdrawn, and just pre- vious to the removal of the remains, a plaster cast of the head was tazen at the request of the family. The funeral pro- cession ro-formed and the comn was borne to the 0ld German burying ground on Tremont street. The strects were again crowded, and streets in the vicinity of the burial ground were denscly packed. There were no formal cere- monies at the tomb. The ooftin was placed in the Phillips’ fanily tomb, 1t is understood this disposition of Phil- lips’ body is only temporary, and it will soon be transferred the burial place of his wife’s family in Milton, Mass. e e— A Put up Job, Sr. Louts, February 6,— Further in- quiry of the arrest iu Detroit, Sunday, of Dennis Downer, for robbing the Pacific express on tho Wabash road, last Sep- tember, discloses the fact that Manuel Beaucbigh is none other than Burt H. Loomis, the express messenger on the robbed car, and that the affair was a put up job by Loomis, Downer and another man whose name is concealed, he not yet being arrested. Loomis was not shot as roported, but was gaggod, thrown into the corner of the car where he was found when the train reached Peru, but this was part of the plan to rob the express which it was expected would contain o large sum of inoney that day. e im— Mr. Keely and His Motor, PFiladelphia Record Febr. 2, John W. Keely has shut the doors of his workshop to the world, and they will not bo opened again until his vibrating engine and generator aro in purfect work- ing order. Mr. Koely said yestorday that there wero a few details to arrango, and Grentle Women Who want glossy, luxurian{ and wn\'{ tresses of abundant, beantitul Hair must use LYON'S KATHATRON, This clegant, cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and f2st, keeps it from falling out, arrests and eures gray- pess, removes dan and i ching, makes the Hair (vong, giving it a eurl] :r.ndencgun(f koeplnguftmlg axy ed posiiion, Beau- 08) tiful, healthy Halr is the s regult of using Kathllmn.m noon, a gorge formed but soon gave way and the river roso rapidly overflowing the banks in East Defiance. At South Toledo the river rose two feet in 24 hours, ending at six o'clock to-night. Sandusky river at Fremont is rising slowly. Navarkg, O., February 6,—The Con- natton Valley railway is washed out about a mile from town and trains are abandoned. The Wheeling & Lake Erie will like be stopped as the river is still rising. No great damage yet. Meapviiie, February 6.—The west- ern and southern parts of the city are inundated and people go to and from their homes in boats. All factories have shut down, the schools are mastly closed, trains are abandoned and it is still rain- ing to-night. WueeLiNG, February 6.—The river has risen all day at the rate of eight inches an hour, The Seventh ward on Wheeling Island is almost entirely sub- merged. Residents have abandoned their houses in many cases, others have moved into the second story and reach their dwellings in skiffs. The Jow por- vions of the Firstand Eighth wards have been under water all day and the river is now encroaching on the heart of the city. DBridges over Wheeling creek are in the water, railroads are under water in places and travel is altogether sus- pended. No mail is received or deliv- ered, The locks have been taken off the mail boxes to prevent them being clogged with mail. Freight is refused by all lines. WiegriNg, February 6.—The river here is forty feet and still rising at the rate of 10 inches an hour. Many low streets on the island and south of Wheel- ing creek are already submerged. Many houses are surrounded by the waters. A flood as great as the famous ono of 1882, is expected. Residents of exposed local- ities are abandoning their homes, and merchants are removing their stocks to places of safety. 'Throe mills and facto- ries have been stopped by the water reaching the fires. Gas is already shut off from the Island. The gas works will no doubt be in- terfered with and the entire supply cut off by to-night. Most of the mills will be stopped by evening. Railroad bridges and trestles are loaded down with heavy irains, Communications with the suburbs will be seriously inter- fered with this afternoon. Blood Purifier, Diurct: 1 blood purl- L to b t ic and Aperier flor or sarasparilla ¢ compared with the tour great propertios in one upon the digsetive organs, hood, kidneys and how eI, For those who wake With Bi'k Hoadache, Fur- 101 Tongue, Biliousnoss, ZDysoepsia. Torpidity of the Liver, Constipation, Piles, High Colored Urino, In fisined Kidyoys, Foverish Symptoms, and other o gented conditions requirivg speody. gentlo and safo aporient and diuretic, nothing in wedicine ean pos Sl oqual it The Heritage of Woe. M poison, and thus re beeutify the wki 1o truce of dis new blood Purl cura and Cuticura Beautitiers, aro infallible, 1 Had Salt Rheum he most aggravated form for olght y eut, medicine or doctors did L, My friends In Male ho hair ura Resoly 110 %o about o 3 flvo months, References: - Copper Colored. Vi een wiflictod with troublesome skin dis ity oyt oned hue. at times causing lerable itching ost in- tenso wuffe havo uscd bloal purilers, pills and othor advertissd remodies, but experionced no voliof until 1 pro-ured the Catioura Reuodies,which, although carelossly and irrecularly, cured me, allay iug that torrible itching, aud restoring my skin to its uatural color. 1w willing to make an atfidayit to the truth of this stateme: Soid by all druggists. Resolyent. $1; Hoap, 26 ots. (CAL Co o Boston, Mas. Band for “How ba Curs Skin Disoases.” BABY ror totsotile sod Birth Huwmors and [Skin Biomishos, Uso UUtiovEs HOAD, & deliclous'y pernumed Bin Beautilor, swd Yeilet uff, and suticurs, B0cte; P Parres Deue AN Cliks: unfailing oure for Seminal Woak. 08, Spennatorr. haa, Tmpotenay, and " all Diseases that follow s & > sequenco of Solf. el Fath Abuso; a9 Toss of “ESHENES ‘ Mounory, Univer- <+ *DRE TARIND. sl Lassitude, Pain AFTER TARIND, in tho Back, Ditnes of Vision, T and any other disoases that la: wumption aud & Premature Grav LEWARR of advertisements to refund money, when fruggists from whom the modicine is bourht do mot refund, but refer you to the manufacture.s, and the roquirements aro such that they aro seldom, ¢ ever, somplied with. Soo their written guarantee! A trial of oo singlo package of Gray's Specific will convince tho most akeptical of ita roal morite. On acoount of ountezfoitors, wo bave adopted the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine. il ariicular in our pamphlet, which wads: slre to send freo by mail o every on. 0 Spo. flo Modicino 19 sold by il druggists at 81 por pack- aze, or six packages for 8, or will bo sent froo by il on the roocipt of the money, by addrossing. THE GRAY MEDICINE G, sultlo, N: ¥, Sold in Omaba by C. F. Iy 10m&e maturo Old Age o Insanity or Cot.» , $230.000 for $2. 6t REGULARMONTHLY DRAW- ing will take place in Covington, Ky., Thursday February 28th, 1884. A Lawful L\ottorya. Falr Drawings, chartared by the legislaturo of Ky., and twice declar: od legal by the highost court in tre State Bond given to Honry County fn the sum of 160,000 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold. February Schemo. 1 Prlze... 20 Prizes, 100 Prizes, 200 Prizos, 600 Prizor, 1000 Prizes, 10 cach. . 9 Prizes, 800 cach Approximation Prixe 9 Prizes, 200 “ 9 Prizes, 100 cach " (o 175 Prizcs. 110,400 Whole Tickets, $3. Half Tioket, §1, 27 Tiokots,$60, OB Tiokets, $100. Romit monoy or Postal Noto Pank Dratt in Lottor, orsond by Exprom. Orders of 86 and wpward by cxpross, can be sent at our expenso. Aduress orders to J. J. DOUGLAS, Covington, Ky. Wiiow: deen LUS, ¢No ervons Deb iformly wuccossful h ‘wuko pacea on b Wand direct motheds ind ab- e ine EDY CO,, 4f 4th §1., New York. OMAXA Stove Repair Works, 109 South 14th St. “wko « ppocsarty of furnishing castin, i1 acoven of all descriptio burn coal, grratee, fireback, d on hand. lothes dr, Nebraélia Cornice AND~ Omamental Work WMANUFACTURERS OFJ| i GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES: Dormer Windovws, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIO SKYLIGUT, Ilron Fencing! Crestings, Balustrados, Verandas, Offico and Bank Raillugs, Window and Collar Guards, Ete, QOR. 0, ANDCtn BTRE| NCOLN NEB, SER, Manager. ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE, Graham Paper C 217 and 219 North Main St., 8t. Louls. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IPAPERS, (VI WRAPPING X4 VELOPES, CARD BOARD AND PRINTER'S BTOCK LSO oy DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, H. D., Oculist lancd Auris Fa 10am Btreet, opposito Paxton Hotel, Omaha Ney nd repalr- pors, & ry one of our stove pipo r ROOK, NEVS, for Rags of sl BAlD and Niaewry ¥anitice DE. R I, MATTICE, Graduate of M:Gill University, Mont esl, and Hoyal Colloge of Phyeicians, London, Eng. o Lonon and Ediuburgh general hospitals, of London ‘L nroat Hospital and Dublin Hospital for women, Oitics opjosite P, 0. 16th street. Residence 2324 b, Marv's svenue, Hours 9 0 118, 1.,1 80 8and 7 1o 8w, OMceTelephoue 146 T DUFRENE & MENNELSOHY, ARCHITECTS REMOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONAL BANE o~ BUILDING 4 FOR EITHER SEX. The remedy being infeoted directly to the seat of the discase, requires no change of diet or nauseous, mercurial or potsonous medioinos to ho tyken. ke nally. When ured a8 a preventive by cithor sox, itis impossible £ contract any private disease; but in the caso of those already unfortunatoly afficted we guar- antee thieo hoxes to cure, or we will refand the mon- oy JFrice by mail, postags paid, §2. per box or three o for 8. WRITTEN GUARANTEES ssued by all authorized agents, Dr. Felix Le Brun&Qo_. SOLE PROPRIETORS, &0, F. Goodman, Druggist, Sole Agent, for Omaha m Health is Wealth! C. West's NERVE AND BrAIN TRE T, ruarantoed. specifio for Iiysterin, D noss, ' Conyulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by tho use of alcohol' or tobacco, Wakofulness, Mental prossion, Softoning of the Brain resulting in in- sanity and loading to misory, decay and doath, Prematuro Old Ago, Barronness, of power in eithor sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat- orrhaea cansed by ovor-oxertion of the brain, self- abuse or over-indulgence. Each containe one month's troatment. $1,00 & box, or six boxea £or$5.00, sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To curo any case. With each order recoived byus for six boxes, accompanied with $5.00, we will gend the purchaser our written guarantee to_re. fund tho money if the treatmont doos not effect acure, Guarantoos issued only by GOODMAN; Sole Agent, Owaha, Neb DR. WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. REGULAR GRADUATE of two medlcal colleges has boen_engaged longer in tho troatment of CHIONIO, NERVOUS, SKIN AND BLOOD Diseases than other physician in St. Tonie, s city papers ehow and all old residenta know. Consultation free invited. When it is inconvenient to visit the city troatment, modicines can be sent by mail or expres overywhera, Curable cases gusranteed; wheredou Gxsty it {8 frankly stated. Call or write, s Prostration, Dobility, Men Physl Weakness, Morcurial and other affoctions of ‘T MARRIAGE:: M re oipts; who ma R O s kud o v A Ty o siamps. son Dj Aswlv 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - - Neb BRNADER OF THOROUGIRED AND HIGH GRADE HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE AND DUROO OR JERSHY RED SWINE £ Young stook for sale. Correspondence eolleited. DR, HENDERSON, 0 8and 803 Wyndottost! | yoars' practice—twelve tn KA NSAS OTY, MO, | Chicago. Authorized by tho state to tres, ;fi gh{gnln.m;lonl N;&l Pflvlc'jl dhnlmmn-, sthina, Epllepey, Rhounatizm, Plics, Tapo Worm, Urinary and Skin Dis- ensos, Seminal Weaknoss (ulght 1osses). Soxudl Debility (ost nfsexual power), ote. Ouros guaranteod or monoy rofundod, Charge ow. Thousands of cases oured.” No injurious medi- cinés furnished evon to pationts st & distance. Cone wultation freo and coufidential—call or write; ago and exporlonoe aro mportant. A BOOK for both sexes— Tustratod—and ciroulars of other things cont seale with w8 cent slamps, FREE MUSEUM A rogular gradunte ia medicine. Over el; od-w Tomss el il Chartered by theStateof Illi n0is for theexpress purpose § of giving immediate relietin all chronic, urinary and pri- ¥ vate discases. Gonorrheen, GleetandSyphilis in all thelr complicated forms, also all discases of the Skin and Blood promptly relievedand. permanentlycured by rem /O, icuicstedin a Forty Yoars A) 83 Bpocial Practice, Seminal Weakness, Night Losses by Dreams, Pimples on the Face,Lost Manhood, positively cured. There {00 exporimenting, ‘The appropriate remedy isktonce used in each case, nsultations, per sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Mede icinea sent by Mall and Express, No marks on. package to indicate contents or sender, Ad DR JAMES,No. 204Washington 81.,Chi o,llh e A POS‘ITIV Curo without med. icine. Patented Oo- tobe) box No. 1 will enre an; 16, 2 will cure the most o long standing. Allan’s Soluble Medicatsd Bougies No nauseous doses of subebs, copabia, or oil of saus dal wood, that are 07 .ain to produce’ dyspepsis by dustroylg the cuatingsof the staach, Prica §1,60 Sold by all druggists, or watled cu recelpt of prive For furthor particulars send for ¢/reular. " ufl:éf.l“u b&!‘u‘.’?fm_cuu~ WestermComice-Works, C. SPECHT, Pfior. 1111 Douglas 81, caseln four day tiuate case no watter of Omaha, N¢b, MANUFACTULER OF Galvamzea Iron Cornices Dormer Windows, I o goneral agent (OF tho ABOYe Line oF 3 'fi‘"‘n Cres Vi i bt gt oitacs