Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1884, Page 2

OMAHA DAILY BEE - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER , 14 A POTENT DRUG. e A woman's lnces como under the MANY TONS OF BALLOTS . The softest, finest webs are count, same rale, A BRIDE'S SEND-OFF. B v E 0 R —_— luxuries (rllm)m“ 'lr.:-rery vh-uanthwnn;nn'q —_— A Fanciful Stady in Statistios Appli- S innt heart, and though these may be had from [y sl Wolln sable 80 the Blectio . w H'TTi E IR (Ot of Eouipine & Youug Lady ar (Si6% s, T vy "o i The Valug aud Uil Modcal Dgg cavievo:ne Bt o T ; spend $100 for laces if thoy can take the ‘ i o . Lonis, Mo, Marriage, money out of something not o prized. of Quinme, St, Louls Post-Dispateh. 2 ——— Under flannels and two flannel skirts will R "en]: ;]m( l'ncxtn and figures nu:rmu;l_xy e Che Y felas Figures T ” " " cost about $18 to $20. For such o P 1, appended to election returns. The his- e R C igur j.nnu Will Make Fathers Oast parts of & wedding outftsa jewsley and What Tt Is, How It is Prepared, and |igro'or baat elections teaches that this WMercirial and othor Aflecs Jp Their Bank Acconnts—De- oilet articles no estimate can be made, At It is Used for=A Gr vote of the nation advauces from presi- Up Their Bank A 1 toil > What 1 A Groat te of th 1 trom [ Physical Weakness . Hohs of Throat, Skin or Bones, Blood Polsoning, old Sores and Discases Arising Exposure or Indulg Soltowing e dent to president by rteps messured in per cent, The total vote 4,6564; of 1872 was 0, 465,805; of 1876, was 8,4 3; of 1880, was 9,210,970, Add 10 per cent to this last total and the estimate for the vote going into the ballot-boxes to-day will be 10,132,067, an approximation borne out by other calculations, and which will be found not far out of the reeult. A ballot is a piece of paper averaging four inches wido and ten and a half long, One hundred and fifty ballots will weigh about a pound. Two hundred and fifty ballots laid on each other will mensure about an inch. To prepare these bita of paper at n reasonable profit costs ninety cents a thousand. If the ballots cast to-dsy were placed end to end they would reach in a continuous line from Washington, D. C., to El Paso, in Texas, or they would stretch from Eastport, Me., to New Orleans, as the crow flies. If one end of the long line of paper were made fast at Capo Fiattery, the extreme northwestern promitory of Washington Territory, the other end would pass Kansas City, with enough miles to spare to reach Sedalia. This has to do only with the ballots ac- tually voted. The number of ballota printed, of course, is tremendously larg- er than the amount voted. In St, Louis, for instance, the democrats have had 500,000, the other parties in all 700,000, making for this one town a total of 1,- 300,000. It is generally admitted, how- ever, that the vote of St. Louls will not, at the outeide, make more than 50,000, Here, then, Iaa surplus of twenty-six ballots for each one cast. This makes the total of ballots offered to the veople throughout America at this election 260,- as they may cost the smallest or the largest amount, A fan and a shopping bag are eseontial, and so is a dressing- case, with the thousand and one litile conveniences of traveling and toilet dear to & woman's heart. Fifty dollars would be a fair estimate, exclusive of the jew- olry, ange of Price, Size of Doses, Etc Prairie Farmer, No other substance in the whole range ot the materia medica has been 8o great a boon to the human race as quinine; and in later years it has been administered to many ailing domestic animals with de- cided benefit, A vast amount of suffer- ing has been alleviated by it, and many hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved or prolonged, during the settlo- ment of our new country, where there has been constant exposure to decaying accumulations of centuries of vegetable growth. *‘Ague,” ‘‘chills,” ‘‘fever-and- ague” have been tho thing, cf all others, to be dreaded by those going into new reglons, especlally those covered with foresta in somewhat level countries. We well remember that when our neighbors, in families and groups, emigrated to the wilds of Michigan, the first inquiry made concerning them whether they had yet had, or how they got through with the inevitable intermittent fever, or ‘fever- nague,” as it was usually termed. Dur- ing the late war probably more men were placed hors du combat and came home with health shattered by malaria than perished from the rifle and cannon mis- siles, Itis perhaps safe to say that the amount of suffering from this would have- been doubied had not quinine been a leading article In the army medical sup lien. The large increase in the average length of human life during the last forty yeara is due in no small measure to the in- creased production of quinine, and its al- moat universal use by physicians, The tails of the Troussean and the Expenso of the Items, numbers by 1 in 1808 was { 1. Fa'ely, Privately. m Indiscretion, Excess, Naw York Mail and Express, yx..'.,v., m..nizf aw o G t B Guthling reu‘)yf to be married” is, per- itive Writren aps, the most fascinating employment Ty el Qfl of womanhood. The bridn‘:"u trn’:xu’;anu is WAL DL S B AL concededly the most important feature of [ While the above estimaten are very the wedding preparations. Every young |close and based on the actual bills recent- woman expeocts to be married some time, |ly paid by the father of an expectant or ought to, and even whero the prospect | bride, they are at the same time much not immediate the temptation is irre- | beyound the power and perhaps the am- le to devise costumes and make cal- | bition of very many young women in re- culations of expenses in anticipation of [spectable society, who expect to marry destiny's demand. From the point of |and maintain soclal relations, and have a view of the shops and mantau-makers, | full intention not to call on their hus- brides are divided into three distinct|bands for drosses within the orthodox classes: Those with whom money is the |year. Such a woman at one stroke would object; those who must be moderately |sweep away a large item of expense by economical, and those restrioted to the |making a part of her garments herself essentials of a bridal outfit In ordinarily |and getting the rest made under the well-to-do and respectable socioty. The | supervision and with the aid of a visiting trousseau of a young woman of wealth [dressmaker., The more opulent young and fashion may be, and usually is, a|woman did no sewing. Our present - thing of bewilderlng expensiveness. | subject does nearly all of hers, and prob- A GREAT MEDIOCAL WOXK The father of the family is ma ably does it as capably, as enthusiastical- that the ocoasion calls for the display of |1 She will be married in her cloth ON M A N H o o D unwonted and excessive liberality. ~An | traveling suit, which need cost her only Rxhausted Vitality, Norvous and Physioal Debllity | easy and comfortable method in such a | $30, and be very pretty and becoming. Prematare Decline in Man, Errors of Youth, and the il i old i ¢ | case s to send the young lady to Paris to | If possible, however, she will have a silk :‘u‘ mAb "“k for o "‘."'fi;".i‘, ,'flf.fifi.. 1y ..‘.\" be gauged and fitted by Worth, She|costume—the chof "d'wvra of the ward- and old. It contains 126 prescriptions for all moul | will have her costumes selected and con- [robe—and this will cost $50. She will ;:dlx;:‘.nl:dm. Amr:m:;:.: .’:;.fl.’,’,':.fl ;l:,bll.y‘ structed with rogard to her figure, gait, | want a stout, serviceable street costume, complexion and style, and regardless cf |at from $20 to 840, and a cloak at $50. yoars Is such a8 probably tiever oeforo fall o tho lot o . Lo ekl mz’&' the expense thereof. In eight or nine |[She, (05, will have a morning dress, | P protty and graceful, of silk and o be a finer work ‘machanioal, 11t | weeks she receives the bewitching boxes y othor yorkuoldin [in which are packed to perfection the|cashmere, costing ~only 815, and post. | twenty or more trlumphs of art which | her drots bonnet will cost but $8, and her Gold | shall be the envy and admiration of her |traveling hat 856, for she bought tie oMoees ol ,,'h'}:h"a".",‘:';:’,..“"’"" friends for a year to come. A check fof | materials, stole the styles at a fall open- Science of Life Only $1 00 BY MAIL POSTPAID, fon, to th it b 1 i § i o folanos of Tita should ho. rosd. by 4 youns | 820,000 will cover the cost and inolude | ing and made them triumphantly horself, | writer of this can but speak with grati- 000. I 1a ie. el {orinstruotion, and by tho aiictod for rellet. It will | the bridal dress. Tho rest of tho outfit| Thirty dollara will cover tho cost of her | tude, and feclingly, on this subject, after [ 000,000. It ~would require BLERE Thoro i no membor of ssclety to whom The it is impossible to estimate, sinco with [muslin undergarments, and collars, cuffs | suffering more or less for a dozen years [ five Y CC I—“;vu- ) unlimited means and luxurious taste it [and ruckes will take the place of laces. | from tho effects of malarla brought home |load of paper, whose woight is 1,- 716,000 pounds. The white paper and printing of the mass has cost $234,000. Pasted end to end there would be paper to got entirely around the globe, leaving 19,000 miles to spare for a gigantic double bow knot, which would cover a greater part of the two Americas, or if one pre- ferred, to keep the string in the United States there would be miles enough to wrap the stropmer thirty-nine times around the state of Missouri and still enoo of Lato will not be useful, wheths ”k&“.:?‘.‘;’;i-"&‘?:&’;"ifl&' fabdtbato, of Dr, v, | may be made to cost almost anything. [ She will content heraelf with three pair i o i n e T SEISES | Cho. et of mlk hooy he St of | St shockini, sialns 53, e it e finest of s ose, the costliest of [ cotton stockings, costing , one-hal R o '.',',".'I.""nmi',“;‘,’.‘;ll,f"""'“p}’:n',: embroideries, the rarest of jowels, the |dozen cambric handkerchiefs at $5, and . ty: Such sreated sucoses fally | marvels of boots, gloves, bows, wraps and [ two pair of corsets at $1 50 per pair. R aromnoy ure. THY! F bonnets, the traveling paraphernalia of [ The flannels will cost her no more than SICK OR WELL, from long day and night service in the hospital camps of Virginia during 1863-64. Finding little relief from any otner treatment, excepting when residing among the mountains of Switzerland, ne began the use of quinine in 1876, by the advice of the late Bishop Simpsom. The change was wonderful. With the ex- ception of a temporary prostration by heat in the summer of 1883, he has not EVERY PERSON, THE BEST TONIC. ia medicine, combining Iron with pura able tonics, guickly and completely {ures Dyapepsin, indigestion, Wenlkne: © Blood, Malnrin, Chillaand fre Neurnluin, s an unfajling remedy for Discases of the Kidneys and Liver. 1t is invaluable for Diseases pecnlir to Womon, and all who lend sedentary lives. ‘L aNIuWo0 T It does not injure the cause headache ot produce constipation—other Iron medicines do, itenriches and purifies the blood, stimulates {ho appotite, aids the assimilation of food, ro ifeves Hearthurn and Belching, and strength. s the muscles and nerves X mittent Fevers, . assitude, Lack of it has no equal. wine has above trade mark and 18 on wrapper, Take no other OWN CHENICAL €0, BALTINORE, K5 TheRERGRN And Undisputed in the BROAD GLAIN . eingthe VERY BEST OPERATING, QUICKEST SELLING AND MOST PERFEAT COORING SOV Ever offered to the public. trunks, satohels, dressing cases, toilet|$8 and her toilet articles $5. When she H @ p TIs invited to send thelr attachments and other articles of taste|has acquired a traveling bag at $5 and d luxury ocan bring the cost of tho | waterproof rubbers and umbrella for 86 trousseau up to $50,000, without waste- | more her outfit is complete at a cost of addroms to Tum Swirr SrEcirio Co. Drawer & Atlanta, Ga., for a copy of thelr treatize on B 4nd Skin Diseascs, which will be mailed free. lost a dozen days from ill-health since taking the bishop’s advice; and to-day by the continuance of very small (uantities of quinine only, he is more vigorous than even in ‘‘the prime of life” period, between forty and fifty. He goes through fourteen to sixteen hours a day of vigor- ful extravagance. about $250. Yet many a aweet girl has A MODEST ESTIMATE. boen married on much less and been But now young women must becontent | 1appy and made her husband and friends with trousseaux of a differont sort from | immensely proud of her. Wonderful that of Miss Jeromo and Miss Astor, and | 8tories are told of what may boe done with can be quite as happy without unbridled cl(wt‘vernqus .“"& 820! and hthe man would A family servant has been afflicted for many years magulfioence. Tndeed, when oalonla. 553 PRIz 8 te brde who gave hersel! , tions of cost must enter the composition, | creditable outfit for that amount. Bug|ous work, and even enjoys it. We ihe ”n.'«'l‘i"'pfl'y‘.x'l‘i{,fl"‘....."'i'nl"fln:"'.‘.‘,‘.’f.d:,'. “ised | wedding outfits have a cortain lpen nal | certaialy tho last estimato could bo con. | attributo this almost wholly to quinine, witnout benefit Finally wo gavo her Swift's Spe- | charm—the chio of taste, convenience | ®iderably reduced. The silk costume Is not | and one reason why will be seen further i aific and sbe has been completaly cu e and Ingenulty—which ou;;ht to make |80 absolute neceesity, and the traveling [ © Thomeon, Ga., August 16,183 . |them doubly precious, The sort of [#Uit may be made to last a yoar as a modest estimatos in which most young |°treet dress. Nobody knows, too, what women can have a personal and possible wonderful bargains may b picked up in interest is the best basisn on which to |the smaller articles, and those maslin un- proceed in trying to find out what it | dergarments may still be heavily cut costs & young woman to got married, A [into. Gloves need not cost $4.50, nor check for $1,100 from a dutiful father)bonnets $13. Beasides the above figures will fix out his daughter very handsomely take into account nothing _the bride may and completely, and an odd $100 can be alroady possess. They give her every knocked off without serious complicatione, | 8tticle new. But, of course, all women This would furnish & moderately luxuri- | 3¢ more or less well supplied with most ous trousseau, sultable for a church wed. | f the articles named, and very many ding and reception, and including all the would not consider it necessary to pur- necessaries to s woman of good social po- | ¢hase any more than a single new dress sition in_rocelptof the hoopitalities nat- | 3nd bonnet, with gloves and boots, be- urally shown a bride. The wedding sides patching up glaring deficiencier. dress, the most sacred vestment of all, And fa; the comfort of all whose purses would be of first importance. A hand- | re limited it may bo said that no woman some whitesilk or satin garment, trimmed | With one decent dress need to refuse to with oriental lace, elegantly made, could | Marry the right man. be procured for $100. Duchess lace A RATHER LUXURIOUS OUTFIT, could be substituted for an extra $50.( For the convenience of such as may be A suitable veil, gloves, white satin boots, | contemplating matrimony, and also as a oto,, would probably cost $50. The last, [ fund of reminiscence and comparison, leave enough to reach from the Post-Dis- patch building to Governor Cleveland’s private office in the State House at Albany. i TR PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST! NO ONE NE e A sftire cure for Blind, Bleeding, Ttching and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams (an_Indian Remedy,) called Dr. Willinw’s Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 80 years standing, No one need suffer five minutes aftor applying this wonderful sooth- ing medicine, Lugions, instruments and eloc- tuaries do more harm than good, Indian Pilo Ointment absorbs the tumcrs, al- Cancer for Many Yoars. n. A little history of quinine will be in- teresting. The natives of some parts of South America, particularly in Peru and Xeuador, had long known the beneficial offects of the Cinchona tree orshrub. Per- haps from its having been found largerin ren i 3 ¥ . . 2 lays tho intense itching, (particularly at night Peru, it received the appellation of *‘Pe. [ 4fter gotting warm in bed,) acts as a poultice, ruvgn:y bnrg(. It ll‘i“!fl’ :;!‘x .;: ulllgru;t fives lnuttn]n_t.rslm(l,tilmd is ]l;up:\rm{ nnl;& ?;r varieties, been calle inchona bark, [ Piles, itching of the private parts, and for Callsaya bark, and a score of other less | nothine elso, 5 common names. One report is, that the | 1ead what tho Hon, J. M. Ooffinberry, of S ish O b ¢ Uinoh h Cleveland, says about Dr. William’s Indian panish - Couutess of Uinchon, whose | pilg Qointment: “I have used scores of Pile fi“‘“‘fifuh‘d be;;l \i’li:rgy of Pu;\_x‘ Cureg, and it affords mo pleasaro to eay that I rou; he rem n ain on his [ have never found anything which gave suc mu“g“ in 1640, A[{" its ing-aducfign it | immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wil- was sold by the Jesults for its weight in liam’s Indian Ointment. For sale by all drug- 8 gists and mailed on receipt of price. 50¢ and silver. It only became generally known |37 ™ Sold at retail by Kuhn & Co. in England and France just about 200 C. ¥. GoopMaN, years ago. But the powdered bark, ora Wholesale Agont, decoction of it, was employed up to the T e present century, and In leading medical Election Bets in New Haven, works of only 40 years ago the bark was [ New Haven. (Conn.) Paulludium. chiefly specified. ~Since then the work| One clection bet calls for the loser to of extracting quinia, or quinine, from | black his opponent’s boots twice each the bark has gone forward with rapid | week for a month, Another calls for the 3 NOSE EATEN OFF. John Naves, & youog man_near hero, bad & cancor on his faco whioh had eaten away his noso and part of his cheek, and was extendi to his oyes. 4w 8 Iast rosort ho was put on Swilk's Specifio, and it has enticely cured him. His face is all healod over with now flesh, and his general health s excellent. Hisfecovery was wonderful. M. F. Crowuxy, M. D., Oglothorpe, Ga., August 16, 1854, OMAHA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL days and Seturdays tor Plymouth (LONDON) Cher- bourg, (PARIS) ai:d HAMBURG. Cabin, §56, 366 and 876, Stecr: sgentaln Omaha, Or: Councll Blafts. n's | Agte., 61 Broadway, N. Y. Gonoral Westorn Agouts, 170 Washington St., Chlea HAMBURG-AMERICAN Faclkot Tompany. OfZEOT LINE FOR ENGLAND, ¥RANCE AND GERMANY.| Tho steamehips of thia well-known lle are bullt of izon, In water-tight compartments, and aro fumish- sd with_overy roquisite to mako ‘the passoge both info and agrcoable, They carry tho Unitod States and Kuropean matis, and leave Now York Thurs Rates: Steerngo from Europe only §18. 0, 920, Honry Pundt, Mark Honsen, ¥ .E. Moores, M. Toft, vex & Schoentgen, sgentsin RICHARD & CO., Gen. Paes Cbas. Kozminski & Co- ) RO First [ OMAHA 1 CROWING CITY The remarkable growth of Omaha during the last few years {s a matter of great astonishment to those who pay an occasional visit to this growing clty. The development of the Stock Yards—the necessity of the Belt Line Road—the finely paved streets—the hundreds of new residences and costly business blocks, with the population of our city more than doubled in the last five years, All this is a great surprise to visitors and is the admiration of our citizens, This rapid growth, the business activity, and the many substantial improvements made a lively demand for Omaha real estate, and every Investor has made a handsome profit. Since the Wall Street panlo last May, with the subsequent cry of hard times, there has ‘bacn‘len demaud from specula- tors, but a fair demand from investors seeking homes. This latter class are taking advantage of low prices in bnuild- ing material and are securing their homes at much less cost than will be possiblo a year hence. Speculators, too can buy real esta’ 3 cheaper now and ought to tako ® 4= advant present prices for futur profi s Th fow years promises greate ave'rpments in Omaha than the par i« yeurs, which have been as good st wa could reasonably desize. New mas ufacturing establishments and large an- bing houses are added almost weekly, job all add tothe prosperity of Omaha. and There are many in Omaha and through- out the State, who have their money in the banks drawing a nominal rate of n- terest, which, if judiciously Invested in Omaha real estate, would bring them much greater returns. We have many bargalns which we are confident will bring the purchaser large profits in the near future, ‘We have for sale the finest resi- dence property in the north and western parts of tile city. North we have fine lots at reason- [ ——————) man Mane o2 Lodial instiveed ered by theStateof I1ll. cdiate relietin naryana pri- e dis Sonorrhoen, ieetandSyphilisinall their complicated forms, also all discases of the Skin and Elood promptly relievedand permanent!ycured by reme- dies,testedin a Forty Years ‘)A‘u ractice, Seminal Lossc- by Dreams, Pimples on Manhood, positively cured, There e -Eprwprinlz renedy wse, Consultations, pere redly confidential, ed. 1. ) d Express. No marks on nmesage to indicats contents or sender. Address 0. 204Washinglon sl.,(}hlr:nm;,llll [% however, could be brought within $25. " |the following list of articles in two ADDITIONAL FIXINGS, classos of wegding outfits are appended When the wedding dress had been dis- | in a form convenient for cutting out: posed of two more costumes would de-|Une wedding and reception dress mand attention—one for traveling and 8""“: K“‘;:‘““"’ another for calling. Both could be pro- g0 e strides, and during 35 years past the use |loger to make his weight cqual to that of of quinine has very greatly extended. |the winner, the present difference being There is now made and used double if |43 pounds, 7o | not three fold the quantity of 20 years e ago. The Koglish Government estab- Horsford's Acid Phosphate lished the culture of the cinchona tree in VALUABLE IN INDIGE East India possessions, and these planta- | Dg, Danter T. Nrsox, Chicago, says: tions are now supplylng an immense [ ] find it a pleasant and valuable remedy | ¥ 5 [smount of the bark from which quinine | in indigestion, particularly in overworked 6 |is extracted. The present unprecedent- [ men,” ed low price 18 largely due to this new = source of supply. WANTED TO 8HOO' 5 One black sil 33 oured for $160, and each would cost|One m:;nl:ukgowu 4 i ;."g about $76, The dress pattern of elght | One house dress i 36 yards, double width, at $2 25, would | Two pairs shoes 10 cost $18, and ;!Li. would give the very | One pair o e best material, ere are tailors and tail- | (), x e e ors, but an elegant and well made tailor b;{:.‘,‘:,li',,dgfif;:,""‘ hoss {f, CROUNSE'S BLOCK, Cor. 16th and Capitol Avenue, treats all cases Crlp. pled or Deformed, also diseases of th. Nervous System, ——— CLEVELAND, Blood, and suit e be mad lo::i;fitiln’;;.‘%lin%:z :;: One oationteios. 12| Quinine is an alkaline substance ob- Urinary Organs |ihread, oto. Lining of silk instead of | nderflannels 12 ::‘u‘;:fl!bi‘&h":‘“x’;‘:“i"x“;:zl’n‘z;zfi;;’:: A Demented Germantown Draggist Two flannel s Who *¢ Out 10 Kill the Presi- All cases of Curvature of A ; . .+ o £ 3" Artos, Dis One pair evening gloves. . 5 | bark which yields 2 to 5 per cent of its < - u':':.\:nu:u-r Gironlo ) %:i‘:“’:“:e Ay “‘W w"“s';g“d B‘:z:i Y87 to gnn-LmI( douen nircot gloves 18 | weight,. Thia quinia, or quinine, is now dent-Elect. Rho 3 A 3 rst-clas 5 ;i i L Ruegmmetions, Ppeaizes, Hiw, g p 8| Ono soalikin cloak, {008 almost universally used in the form ofa| B sulphate—a union of the alkali with sul- phuric acid—and whenever quinine is spoken of without qualification, the sul- phate of quinine is meant, The reader 25 | has doubtless noticed thatinall prescrip- | decided sensation by taking a Remington tions the sulphate of quinineis specified. | rifle and sceking the residence of Father TIts effects are quite similar to the powd- [P, V. ered bark, or the simple quinine. ‘Organe, including those resulbing from inisore. | formerly, and furnishing trimmings at | ¢ b b ary Organ Oy 6. The $38 83 were the figures 4 5 16 410n, oF expogure, are ulcp and lmn-d\lll{ treated | cost price, B oo trom Wislnont . Nosgou: [ Of anitemizod bill rocently rendered by nh-mflnn.p'oduo!nh-ndluuflon,l‘d itation of the | & Brooklyn tallor to a lady about to be 5“.:‘.;.,‘2;'.".‘.’5"’1&%% uo.:mn‘:f\l‘:& Momory,Lack | married, ~ The same artist made her call- [ Jewelry—iud, aud vigor, 1t ocsso is mob t00 lonq“ ucglooted. costume for $2. [t waa of pearl m ‘mm.. &.;“ &h:..‘- ula-) . f”n".: n:dl:;"; and brocade velvet to match, to William Conner, a well-known drug- gist of Germantowa, in a fit of temporary insanity on Thursday last created a very | ,, Byrne, pastor St. Vincent do|o Manhood Resicred, TION. bil b; iraple rnn\edy $ree. by addressing J. H. REEVES. 4 Chatiiawm st.N. body, aud can bo avoid Rheumatism, Kidney Troubios and other ills that flesh is heir to. Paul's Catholic church, with a view to | . ¥ Gooduax'y, 1110 Faroam S¢., Omaba, Nob. Or. e [ Victims of youthfulimprudence.cavsing Nervous Do~ ility, Prematuro Docay, and all disovdcre broaght on y indiscretion or excosswill learn of . . HORN tho ) Ly o nsiuut by th Winter is coming, the season o tho year for achos nd pains. In view of this fact wosay buy oue of forne’s Flootrio Belts, By so d. g you will Do not delay, but call st our ffice and examiue belta, No. 1422 Douglas stroet, cr ors filled 0O D able pri_c,vs on Sherman avenue,17th, 18th, 19th and 20th streets. West on Farnam. Davenport, Cuming, and all the leading streets in that direction. The grading of Farnam, Califor- pia and Davenport streets has made = le some of the finest and cheapest residence property in the city, and with the building of the street car line out Farnam, the pro- perty in the western part of the city will increase in value. ‘We also have the agency for the Syndicate and Stock Yards proper- ty in the south part of the city. The developments made in this section el T e by the Stoek Yards Company and the railroads will certainly double ! the price in a short time. ‘We also have some fine business lots and some elegant inside resi- dencer for sule, finding President-elect Cleveland and shooting him. Mr. Conner is one of the best known citizens of Germantown, and is held in high esteem by the people there. He has once before lost his men- tal balance, but was not so violent as he became on Thursdey, when he conceived the idea that God had commissioned him | ., to kill Governor Cleveland, and that if During the war when providing it for the use of the United tes Sanitary commission, or for private use, it cost, if we remember rightly, about $100 a pound, or $6 to $8 per ounce, To-day itis quoted in Europe as low as $1 an ounce (437} grains), and can prob- ably be bought in large quantities as low as that in New York. This very low protession In London, Parls and Berlin, 1t a I callor write full description of your case, and medi- clno may bo sent you. Consultation free. Ad drey Omaha Dispensary, Crounse’s Block, Omahs, Nob, Offioo houra 1012, m.,1-8 and 7-8p. m Bundays, <10 m. nd for trestise elther on malo dis onmities. 1ts whole cost was $72.85, This eame lady had hats to match the firat and a bonnet for the second, and boots and glova; for b(f)l{l. The traveling hat of soft brown felt, ornamented by a|longing and perhaps a touch of envy, the golden brown bird, cost §14, a bonnet of | next will have a m}:wh more vital uny:l'per 8“"55"" satin and ostrich plumes cost | sonal interest for most young girls: 18.60, two pairs of boots were made to One cloth traveling suit NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY Gem| nsnrance Aem M ®. RISDORN BEPRESENTR Besalx Asearanoe 0o, of on, Osen Anols. .. £ 88,024,108, seuington, Mortod small doses; but any one can get an ounce Nowport (R. I.) Mercury, No of sulphate of quinine for from $1.50 8, Mr. Benjamin U, Ca to $2. ARy lotter carrier, has dofled his uniform, and| We do not believe in recommending well to have two such gowns, if poesible. One more house dress of cashmere and silk or velvet could be made at home for $30, and would prove most useful, and of cure. World's Dispensary Medical association, Buffslo, N. Y. It Masbed Them Well 00.,Gen, Agents, 1219 Sroadway, & KAUB & CO., 17 Walnut_strocd, 8¢, Louls, Mo e or Frank Lobrano, L. 1., 80 Wyaodobto, Kan, Iy 2lm&e & w 1v order for $16, and her costumes were | One silk calling costum 5000 | rate, as stated above, is due to the|he could sce Father Byrne he would be Wwer N, ., Gapital, L 000,000 sl completed with gloves for 83, 1000 | brevont over stock, resulting in part from | direoted to & place where the governor anante, at Hewatk, . 2, Capiinl 478 A black silk svit is desirable for call- 16 00 i i i i i h el AP 18 F nAvls & 10 00 | the production of the cinchona trees by | could be found. Police Officers Wright ¥ed Copis ! h Is sy |1ng or houso wear. 1t can be made for| (" 500 | the Koglish government, It is said that | and Currier succeeded in capturing Mr, = SUOOESS0R TO DAVIS & RNYDER.) §65, with a very fine quality of silk, No|one 800 | oven with the recent great improvement | Gonner in a wash-shed in Fathey Byrne's e 1o bride need be reminded of her need of a Ilbhrmlpllr- gloves, 450 |in the processes of manufacture or ex:|yard after a terrible struggle with the de- morning-gown, Boautiful gowns can be | Oue cloak. ... 0o 59 00| traction_prosent prices aro below actusl |mented man, Ho fired st the oflicers BEAL devised of dolicato shades of suran ailk, | Quehalf s 300 cost. But it in doubtful ic the wholesalo | and cut the clothing of one them with & {;" Plfll‘kbll‘:‘y‘hl‘“%'&‘; h’",l“.;':’l’:l:’:"l‘l‘ Muslin undergarmen 3000 prices will over riso o §2 an ounce, un- |dnggor. Mr. Conner was takon to_his e most desirable s " Two pairs corsets, af b0. . 800|less it be during some temporary ‘‘cor- | friend, d hi i recovered from the ’EST ATE be mado with a long Watteau train and [ One and one half ‘dozen handkerchiefs: 501 [ per,” Formerly there ,,m"on,y ao ool CaNEG e Myes L Royal Havana Lottery | ‘; the front one mass of Iace, They cosc | Waters 39| threo manufacturers in our own or in any e (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION) = CimsFARNAMBT. . . . owmama- |from 820 to 800 or even more. Soft [ 7uch o # 09| one European country. Now there are | youns and middle-aged men suffering | Drawn &t Havana, Cuba, Kvery 12 ¥ ; cashmeres with fronts of shirred Traveling bag 500 | several; and competition is likely to keep | from nervous debility, premature old age to 14 Days. soleotod Iands | harmonizing shades of less expensive and | (5o umbrella 300 prices within reasonable limits. * The old | 1y of memory and indred symptoms, | TICKETS, #200, . . - BALVES 4100 Lo Docsie, Dotes, Gaies |Lorviceabls, One oan bo boautifully 70| charge of B to G conts & grain may be | ghuld send threo fotter stamps for large |, Sabieotto no manipuition, ot contellod by th e Waa executed for $18. Porhaps it would be Total.. 50 maintained by druggists dealing it out in | i)} utrated troatise suggesting sure means | Satire of chanos i existence. ol ForInformation sad particulars apply $oSHISEY, N iy, with this the Jist of dresses might end. laid aside his letter pouch fora two D) medicine to promiscuous use. We AJAQFRITY THINGS 70 BAVE, vacatlon, commencing on Monday | refuse all medical ~advertisements, be- But wraps and dresses, gloves, shces|jast, Mr. Carr has been s faithful and |cause, howsver good a medicine may be, and bonnets by no means constitute a|rusted carrier for upward of a quarter of [ BO unprofessional person can say that wedding outfit, Thereare hundreds of | century, and this is the first regular va- | this or that may be used or useful in his of other minor but esseutial artioles|g,tion he has taken. OF course he has|case. What may be highly valuable to which every woman will at once supply. | been necessarily abeent, occasionally, but | one may be injurious or even poisonvus There are corsets, for instance, one of [ ywe are informed that a total of his ab- | to another, and no one but & quack will eatin at $16 and one of cotton at $2.|goncas during this long period of service | offer to cure or prescribe for ‘a distant alf a dozen paira silk hose will cost|would not exceed one month, His|Person on his own statement of his symp- from 816 to 830 anda dozen of cotton | friende, and their name is *legion,” hope [ toms. 'I'he best physicians will not pre- §0. Muulin undergarments, of best qual- | ho may enjoy his vacation, a part of | soribe for themselves, well knowing that ity, bandsomely embroidered and trimmed | which will be spent abroad, to the fullest | they cannot doso safely when their own muy be procured for almost anything from | ;) ossible extent judgment s distorted by 1ll health and §20 up. In her underwoar it d the therefore unreliable. But we consider refinement is best shown in a woman, quinine, in small doses, to be tested snd and very msuhy welll»brm'i gi; had much increased only uft'ur'hcumlrny ub;ollillg rather stint themselves iu their outergur- X 9 s 0 | 1ts effect, aa one of the safes: and most wente in order to get the softest cam- ::‘:“ v:‘f,:‘“ ::ah‘r fld;f.t,k::; ,].:‘;:“:m 1‘:‘u‘an universally useful medicines for ordinary brics, the finest muslins aud the choicent | (voung or old) atflicted with nervous _debility, | 1llness. embroideries in their undergarments, It |0 of vitality and manhood, and sl kindre is in the lingeie of her ’nul;t th‘?t "IT troul{lu AL T matlun, neursl la Fronch woman most prices herself, and |baralysis, auf by GHCE y Complal it may b raid that the pride i very jus- | ‘otorstis to_health, vigor and mauhood ey, Goa bunized ‘Sallers will ‘uos| Eiaysaissd. Nomskcinauired: b histy dare , trinl is allowed, Write tham at once for illns. be too much to be put down on this ac- |trated pamphles, free, & tockland Curler-Gazette, “You like the paper, don't youl” smirked the editor, asthe woman in the striped shall paid six months in sdyance, Very well,” replied the womsn in the striped shawl, guardedly. “During the Summer I have Jiked it better than usual.” “Ah! THEONLY TRUB IRON Wil purify the iy beE e A4 fi‘ wud RESTONE THE ana Vicor It it tl“ ™ f ¥OUT! e "JA,,J.‘.. o ol g al by Indeed?” the editor happily chirpe *1 suppose you have beon in- terested inp enunciations of ourde- praved oppon¢nts, the opposite political party " **No.0,” said the woman slowly; wasn't exactly that.” “Then what was i1?’ the editor asked, w what other feature of m& paper r niers it 80 indispensible to wy valued lady constituency, Whas did ———— {you like the paper forl” 3 the whole civilized world. Try it, but beware | 838! €xpluined, aa sho put her receipt of imitations. Ask your grocer or druggist for | away where she never would find it the genuine article, wanufostured by Dr, J, fagaln, *‘because ivis 8o strong, and is m' G B, Siegert & Bona niea to mah flies with,” “it o — YOUNG MAN, READ THIS, THg VOLTAIO BELT UOMPANY, of Marshall Michigan, offer to send their celebrated Ergo fe, a0 wi 1 cotplale: ecalias to thelr sex will fHT FORI0 n tulo uad 8 cloar, ezt « g wnly sdd nal. DO not experls 4D BLAT, Angost Health is Wealth ! Di. K. 0. Woar's Nuky® As BRAIN TREJAMENT, & nteed specifio for Hysterla, D zziness, Convul- , Pite, Norvous Neuralgia, Headacha,' Nervous Prostration caured by the usa of eloohol or tobbacoo, Waketulvess, Mental depreseion, Softcaing of the brala, rosulbing in_insanity and [ea]\lnx. 10 misazy, snd death, Prerastase Old age, roness, lose ) powerin either wox, Tavoluntary Losses aud Sper- wRsorhors caused by ‘over exertionto? the brain, self- abuso or over indulgense, Each bux, contalas one mouth's troatment. 41,00 & box,08 8ix botales for 46,00, sent by tall prepaid on receipt of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXE) 7o cure sny case. With sach order recelved by na {or six bottlcs, aceompliched with §6.00, we will send ihe purchaser our writhen guarsnteo o refund the menoy i1 the breakmentdoes nob effect a cure. Guar- aateos lssued ouly by JOHN C: WEST & CO. 1y %8-mbe-ry £02 Madison 4., Obloago, "JAS. H PEABODY, M. D, Parties wishing to invest will find some good b arg ains by calling on u (I &l REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 213 Bouth 14th Bt, Bet veen Farnham anl Douglas, P. 8.—We ask those wko have property for sale at a bargain to give us o eall- 'We want only bargains, We will positively not bandle prop- erky ot wors than its real valus, Physician & Surgeon Reilidence No. 1407 Jonea St. Oftice, No. 1609 Far nam street. Office bours 12 m. to 1 p. m. and trom 2 108p m. Telepnons foy oftice 97, sesidence 195, l l l