Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1888, Page 8

THE CITY. A onse of cigars was received at the tustom house from Cuba yesterday Detective Dempsey was presented with a life-si won portrait of himself Thursday. The work was executed by Albert Rothery, of this city. There were only four church sociables on Walnut Hill last night. r sentod by the Christian, Presbyterian, Episco- I and Methodist denominations. A union meeting of the Sabbath school teachers of the city will be he y Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock in the Young Mon's (€ ssociation building. Open for The explosion of a gasoline lamp called the fire department to the home of S. M. Eme on Fifteenth and Pie streets, shortly after ck Thurs day evenin s trifling Although the of the [.llml\ were badly s v the fi son members ared. t time in the history of the city there are two minstrel f playing atone time in thi noon both of them, Haverly & Bower's, comprising sixty men, created a lively time at the Barker hotel as they left for their noon parade. The made by the Swedish Ladies’ Relief society to make their concert and ballat Masonic hall to- grand should in- duce the public to patronize them lib- erally. The net proceeds of the enter- tainment will be devoted to relieving the poor of this city and make the ap- proaching holidays bright in homes now durk from poverty Paragraphs. Dr. Coulter, Waterloo; Custer county: W. 13, Suiith, " Oakland; com city, This nd Boach success Personal At the Arcade: John B, Thomas, W. H. Morris, 7 Colonel John J. Foster, represonting Rico & Dixcy’s “Adonis” company, is in_the city making arrangements for the appearance of Henry E. Dixey and company at Boyd's opera house on Christmas night. R. Papin ., one of the most popular salesmen traveling in these parts, and ropr senting Prior, the men's furnisner, of Cui- cago, i stopping at the Pexton. 1t has boc some years since Mr. Papinean visited this but he is still remembered and kindly by all his old acquaintancos. L. Merritt, ex-editor of the Omaha Herald, 10ft last cvening for St. Louis. s'been in close consultution with s leading democrats of this city, and it that he will shortly return on’ an im- itt is em- New York World und the St _ouis Globe-Democrat in writing political sspoudence from western citics., Smith, of this_ecity, il for twelve years w “Jite musi sles of Omab Accepted u very flattering offe Meyer & Brother to assume the role of sale mai in their extensive piano cstablishment, Mr. Smith's rare musical gifts,his as @ choir and chorus dircetor, hi in the piano_and_organ_busin with his genial, pleasant mann but insure his success i whatever i connected with the art of which he i doubted master. Gored. A man name Hansen, worki tillery, was gored yesterday morn steer. He was taken to his homeat 1 Fifth streets, who has been from Max 5 by lerceand Small-Pox. Union Pacific switchmen in the transfor yards have refused to work because of the prevalonce of smallpox. A blockade has been oc ioned. Returncd His Booty. Fred Billings has been lying in jail a num- ber of days, awaiting trial for stealing $150 worth of guns from J. J. Hardin, The latter has secured the stolen property and now re fuses to prosecute the thief. = Billings therefore been released His Bill fgr Budge. Frank Swoboda sucd W. Byzek in Justice Rroeger's court yesterday for a whisky and beer bill amounting to $13.25, which he had re- fused topay, Bysek confossod judgmont, and in addition to the liquor bill, had to pay §7 and costs. Had a Son Living. An 0ld man named Neill arrived from Eng- land a fow weeks ago, and yesterday applied to County Agent Mahoncy for county relief and admission into the poor hous Mahoney found the applicant had the city, and referred the old gentlen him, Why Should She Steal? Mrs. Maggie McCowan was arrcsted for stealing 25 cents’ worth of coal from the B. & M. yards. Her husband, who has a good position and is_amply able to support his family, was much surprised wiien he learned of his' wife's theft. Her flue and costs awounted to §. 50, Her Assadlant Has Fied. Peterson, the grocery clerk, who assaulted Cora Parks, a hittle girl, in the rear room of Ward's grocery store, Sixteenth and Califor- nia stroets, about noon ‘Phursday, has evi- dently fled, as the polico have been unable to find him. ' An examination of the girl by a physician substantiates the testimony in tho revolting attack, —— Cut Cancelled. Atnoon yesterduy the Omaha office of the Chicago & Northwostorn was instructed to cancel the $.15 rato to Chicago, and in place of the limited tickets now sold at that rate to sell unlimited tickets at § The latter in- clude a stop-over priviloge, but the other lines fail to see how the Northwestern can malke this advance without giving the re- quired ten duys' notice. Minor Ori nal Matters, Phil Corbett, an inveterate thief, was run in by the police yesterday for stealing lead pipe. A negro named George Paine was fined $5 and costs yesterday morning for stealing a sack of coal from the Union Pacific s, It i8 believed he is one of the fellows who mako it a practice of stealing coal by the sacklull and selling it, The United States Grand Jury. ‘The United States grand jury again issued summons for a large number of witnesses yesterday morning, and the prevailing opin- 10n is that they have struck an unexpected rich lead. Their labors will hardly be con- cluded this week, yet they may hurry up things and finish by this even- 1 James Donnelly, with the 1-book and tally sheets of the First dis- rict of the Second ward was on the anxious soat this morning, as was also County Clerlk Roche, The legislative investigating cow- mittee are considering the irregularities of the same preciuct, some of which appear elsewhere, That Investigation, It is embarrassing, no doubt, to the mem bers of theschool board who compose the wvestigating committee,” said a taxpayer, *“'to sit 10 judgment or hold an inquisition where their colleagues are resting undor grave subpicions o lnuUwunco. The com- mwitteo should have an experienced attorno, mnmino witnesses, abd thus bring out al facts. They canuot hope for good re- sults in any other way.” | Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla, ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ‘When she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘Whoo she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Wheu sliohiad Children, she gavothem Castoria, ries | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15 IRREGULAR RETURNS, Their Story is Again Told inthe Legis Iative Investigation The investigation of alleged election frauds in the Mgislative contest is still being vigor | ously prosecuted at the city council chamber. The investigation has clearly shown that in the Second district of the First ward the | judges and clerks failed to make any return r to the board of canvassors, ther g mothing fn the poll-book returned b them save a list of the names of those who voted n that district The only thing the board of canvassers | hud to base their canvass ubon was the 1wo tally-sheet « ¢ materially disagreed s 1o the totals, J lists véere not certi: fied to, and there was nothing to show that the board of election had t ath | scribed by law. Again, v exception of a few familiar names ¢ tally-she of persons running for procinct offices, w would not know whether they came from , | the First or Third wards, The evidence shows that the Dballots vere thrown into the box in promiseuous manner, not _even being strung, lot alone scaled. For Mr. Gustus it was shown that he served s one of the clerks of the election board in this district sev I‘l\ hours during tie absenca of one of the r ular clerks. Mr. Gustus is a democrat lrn not a resident of this precinet, nor was he :-\-'«h'xl to this position or took h of It has also been shown that in the I u mmnn-m,. Second ward no less than N fTe persons served on during the progress the clection and the can- vas of the rcturns, some of them being sworn in_and others not. Any member of this board seemed to absent himself from his duties whe h 1t inclined or saw tit to do so. After the votes were received and the polls closed, the board proceeded to canvas the returns’ and, at the' compietion of the first count, a discrepancy was_discovered of over two hundred votes. This fact not only suggested the advisability of taking a sccond count, but » ion por- nptory ot aside as in ho second count was procoeded with until it was almost. come pleted, when it was discovered that the re- publicans were gaining over the first count. Betore that time a man named Mulvihill got mto a dispute_ with _one of the members of the board, u Mr. Holmes, and knocked him off his chair. Mulvihill was an outsider. In the scramble that ensued the tickets were thrown from the tables and scattered about the room. This, of course, undid _all that had been dore on the second count, and necessituted a third. The board, however, v thoroughly fatigued and concluded not to proceod farther with the count, They added to MeShane's vote about 145, as returnca on tho first count which was set aside as incorrect, These 145 votes for McShane were on scattered republican tickets, and no republican candidate received the benefit of this discovery, and with this > in the first tally list, the report was signed by the board and sent to the county lerk, ILwas siown by witnesses Lecder 1d, that they overheard a cony tion in an outbuilding near McShan 1 on Wednesday or Thursday after the election, whercin it asserted that some of the tickets had taken by two of the parties to_the con tion when ouly one was to take the tic One of these men said that if Donnel there the matter conld be fixed up all but that he was at home, and that one b of these tickets must be gotten even if there had to e arow about it. Not long _after- ake place in_ the wigwam r was being prosceuted. The Common There is a place no lov There is a time no voi Tnere is a chain no power can break, There is a sleep no sound can wale. Sooner or later that time will ar \ that place will wait for your coming, that chain must bind you in helpless death, that sleep must fall on your s But thousands every year go untimely to their fate, and ‘thousands > lengthen out their days by heed- , timely care. Ior the failing strength, the weakening organs, the wasting blood, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is a wonderful re- rative and a olonger of strength and life. It pur the blood and in- vigorates the system, thereby fortifying i Of druggists. Pueblo. The city of Pueblo, Colo., has five of the gactest smelting pl. in the The sixth, now building, i in the world. It is the t than can supply per ton, and has an in- ble water supply. In addition to this it is a down-hill pull from every mining camp in the state. These manu- factorics pay out 125,000 per day for ores and §250.000 per month wages to employ This immense sum into a of only 20,000 people. The first of a series of excursions will leave Omaha December 19, a. m., over the Union P! cific, running through to Pueblo with- out chunge. The purties on this e cursion will be in my charge, and lumnu will have a porter to care On arival of party will be taken in ro by citizens, shown through the 1t Bessemer steel rail mills, the cop- |n-r.ml lead pipe mills, and the great smelters. The on this oceasion will be only 25 round trip, good for 60 days and five days lay over at any point ved. Fov space on this oc write or call on I". M. Fish, room No. 8, Arcade hotel, Omaha. Representing Pueblo board of trade, th of night was was ght, neh ot. 1 reach, n teach, Wanted—One Thousand Cigarmakers, The Omaha Cigar Manufacturers’ asso- ciation have at length decided upon a home label, which they will place upon every box of cigars manufactured in this city. It1s of red paper and consists of two round designs, cuch beuring a shield outlined in gold. These are connected by a band about an inch and a half in width, On these several parts are the words: “‘Cigar Manufacturers of Omaba. 8. Jorgenson, president;" “Patronize Home Indust ars in th Box Made by Labor Only. Reg- istered.” “Kndorsed by the Union Cigar- makers of Omaba.” The union is sending out to thousands of people in this city samples of this lable, as also that of the Cigarmakers' International union, accompanied by a circular, These circulars are delivered by American District Telegraph boys aud are receipted for by the recipients. The circular states that the object of the move is to encourage Omahans to buy Omaha cigars which, it is claimed, are as good, or may, with sufticient encouragement, be made as good as any in the world, If this patronage were to be practiced, Omala would be bene- fited, because she could give employment possibly to 1,000 skilled mechunics, whereas now she employs but eighty-five. ‘There is a large numnber of people in this community who have already expressed tuemselves in favor of she suggestion, and will ¢ with a view of helping Omaha. ——— Vestibuled Train to Washington, The only vestibuled train from Chi- cago to Washington is run via B. & 0. R. R. ry car in the trein is vesti- [™uled, and heated by steam drawn from the locomotiy This train leaves B. & O. depot, Chicago, at 7:05 p.m.,daily, and arvives Washington the next even- ing at 9:85, and Baltimore at 10:45. No oxtra fare Is chary ged. The Bastern Ex- press leaves Chicagodaily at 10:25 p.m,, and the entire train, including day coaches and Pullman sleepers, runs through to Philadelphia via Washing- tou and Baltimore B Arrest of a Forger Joe Hillike, who has been wanted for the past two months for a series of forgeries, was arrested Thursday evening at South Omaha wnd lodged in the central station this after- noon. He will first be prosecuted for his fm';,'cri; of & check for $5.75 on the First Na- tional bank, which was cashed by Youug, & salopn keeper at bixteenth and Leavenworth, We rec'm’d Kerr's thread, Hayden Broy NSYLVANIANS IN OM/ A. They Meet for the pose of Form 1ing a Society. Ol residents of Pennsylvanin, seventy- fivestrong, met in the couneil chamber Thurs- day night to form themselves into a sociul, be- nevolent and philauthrophic society. These gentlemen are anxions that Pennsylvanians should, when In the Gate City, meet each other and by social intercourss become ac quainted and form soc ctions. Mi D. B, Houck was ¢ smporary chairman, and Vic Mussloman, secretary, ~ The chair: man explained the ob) gathering. He said that as old Penusylvanians they should be. bound together by more than simple social ties, It behoved everyone there to further the association and to estab lish a society that vould be alike both be- nevolent and sociable, Many persons would in du course o time arrive here from Pennsylvania and it would be the duty of members of this asso clation to_befriend them, no matter whether they be rich or poor The committee on ¢ of R. C. Patterson, J. Redman and W Nason, was appointed. The following five members were next appointed to prepare a constitution and ~by-laws C. Brunner, W. I, Grifiitts, J. W, Beaver, C. M. Jackson and J. K. Co Forty-five gentlemen enrolled as s of t ud the meeting adjo until ening next. ganization, consisting o society, ed Thursday Rheumatism 1s caused by in the blood, which Hood's S neutralizes, and thus eures rhenmatism, ottt Akt 4 Paper clothing for sale at Millard hotel gents’ furnishing goods store. For the Need It is reported that there is a number of destitute familics along the eastern border of the eity, which have been visited by C. H. Savidge, of Walnut Hill, who cxpects to visit many more during the next ten days. This gentleman says than any persons wish- ing to coutribute second-hand clothing, pr: visions, or Coristmas presents for the chil ren, if they will address him by card he will all for the donations and see that they are faithfully distributed. Pears’ is the purestand hest soap ever made. . The old_reliable Clark’s thread is Clark’s O. N. 1 s on white spools. Any other brand of thread sold as the Clark’s thread is an_imitation. Dry goods dealers, when ordering the Clark’s thread, sce you order the O. N, T. Sold at wholesale by Kilpatvick-Koch Dry Goods Co. and D. M. Steelo & Co. e A Car Burned At the Wobster strect depot, about 11 o'clock Thursday night, a passenger car of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valle 1- road was completely destroyed by fire. The car was in the center of a train which had recently been switched onto a - siding to undergo the usual cleaning. The cleaners were at work on acar in the front and discovered the flames. An engine was summoned and the car jacent to the flaming one were vnto a place of safety. Tho fire, it 1 1, was occasioned by the explosion of clc and one of those ibable cases of constant weari- acss. Took quinine and other rem dies without re Took Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic; am strong and well. Asa Thompson, Logan, Ohio. Good- man Drug Co. et '’s thread always the best, soldand recommended by Hayden Bros. AN Took a Hand. While John Dawson, a_traveling man, in company with Andy Boland, were in an Eleventh street bawdy house Thursday even- ing, two toughs named Jack Kiley and Sam Kline entered and commenced to use offensivo language to them. A fight ensued m which all the contending parties were more or less bruised, but before they got to a finsh the police interfered and arrcsted the quartette. b of them paid $12.50 into the An Absolute Gure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old_sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin_erup- tions, Wil positively care all kinds of piles, Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT: MEST. Sold by Goodman Drug Co,, at 25 cents per box—by wail 30 cents. e L Lectured the Police. Ed Barrett and George Petty, who have been in the city jail for five days on suspicion of stealing harness, were arraigned terdsy morning. The judge was surprised and some- what ndignant that the policemen should keep the prisoners coufined for so long a time on mere suspicion without having them arraigned, and he condemned the procceding in emphatic terms. Tho prisoners were re- released on $100 bonds each to apvear to- day for trial. The Nebraska Lave Stock Shippers asso- ciation will give o grand ball and banquet at the annual meeting, Wednesday evening, Absolutely Pure. This powdernever varies. A marvelof purity streuugth and wholesomeness. More econom- fcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with sthe multitude of low cost, short welght alum of phosphate powders, - Sold only in cans. Roval Laking Powder Co, 1% Wallstreot, Now York, ANGLO-SWISS CHOCSLATE AND MILK. Comblnation of Cofens24 Milk and the Best Chot Sold by Paxton, Gallagher & Co. 705, 707, 700, 711 South th Bureet. Richardson Drug Co, 1007, 109 Jones Street- Wi, Gentlemau, 10th and and Cuss Sireets. A, H. Gladstone, 1008, 1319 Dou glas WHE CIATIU I’Rfl"“ SPERMANENTL) Drucelss, N0 DEALERS EVERYWHERE; IHE Chas-AVoseLer Co-Bauro-Moe Prep's MiLy, TrEAs, June 20, 18%8-The gt e compaty, Aflanta, de.”Gen: > 0t nty chlldren was troubled otlsm And BOLA fOr Rbot. (we 's"£as her varios Kb of medk fabunwiniout proghiand bewin b dcapale Ciring her Rt afl 1 Wi peiuade to b your tfil}n Specifio, After had used Tovee * the it afdt o oo Voars 0@ Anothar floted 1o trie’ hau Ain using tho . 8. and anticipate np and periiauent cure, . C. Waoac Ricw Hiz, Mo, July T, 188 The Sxifs lelllu Co., Atlanta, Un.~Geutlenien: Oue n lfl W but three weoks old bro 5 "We'trisd (ho presoriptions S0 dootore, but Awithout Any en vy mulfi B and by the 110 vwna gons her head bhegan to gun] by tbe tin ho had teken six honlurn ho ras con h"{(’ gured._ Now slis 25 FUll and beavy head of bir—a robur Benrty St 4 e Tebut my sy .....m'& Illil Mlflfm\ nh Reapectfully, J\ 0 27, |F?\ Thl lo., dont (i blgod Polkon, and at once =uu‘mu Dhyalctan, who treated me for sev: Tgniia, Dy Splings out with From sovers $pecial b Al ¢ Tpesie 21888 T contr ehitly cbserved. 11 eredaa TG DAY Thi e g i fiem Began o Epponr on mmy e a1y iibee Wity Thoruascd fo, ores kad T RN wibers. 1 \was SUVIbed to try § d Emmediately nftor taxing it 1 cominon fimprova, slowly at sk, erwands, wn Yoo igebing Tt 't Eel o my’ (rowble. My blood 13 ow thor. gugny el el aind iy ayatein froe from fait,and 1 GWo my prosent condition Pertiot oure-to vour mied Tohicor Fivo' his stotenent that others who #iforad TV iy Hap oS e nct e ; Anoy M. BUkT, 5 Weht Niuth St Bouen, e, May 2, 1. The Smift Specifo co it "G andomit About i eara ago 1y genoral health gave w By, “50 s 40 e ted. a1 atmon doapiired of ‘over fueling well again, AL AHPHIY bl it oo e BTG @ Tmanert relict. . Friends imalstod ? ,ED & 5 8. a Tair triul, although It would bo throwing away mofos Aol tuking ‘% thorough wonat, my Bl B4 rength returned, and Tauist soy hat 5. alone cured me, a8 T dfscarded all thers while using I5. A8 & tonlc I can most enrtily recommend 1t for general Aehility, certuinly i a specifio. - W. ¥. BRILGLS, J. Houn, La.—I know Mr. W. F. Bridges, and 'm say thal his statemenit 1s corraot JosKPH SHELTON, Driigatst. ! Freatiso on Blood and Skin Di ases mailod froe. Tun BWIFT SPECIFIO CO, Drawer & THEY DID IT. ved among otherz the v write Athlohoros Tills iy aint and dyspepsia. DI o 3 it who 5 troubicd niljestion and ho bas fmproved won- derfully. ¥ 1. HowEKAMP, 16 Rosett; W Haven Ot} ¥ oth, 1 Athlophoros Pills worked wonders in my Gveof dyspepsin, FMMA L CLARK. Ath-lo-pho-ros_Pills are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully effective. Invaluable for kidney and liver complaiats, dyspepsia, in- digestion, constipation, headache, ete. They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength A@Semd 6 cents for the beantiful colored pic ture, * Moorish Muiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall §t. N. Y. Many men are unumindfal of the 1aws of health and exposo themselves to al kinds of weather. Such imprudence often results in dangerous Coughs, Colds, Chest Pans. Rbeumatism, and er painful afMictions. BEN- S PLASTER will e found the “most reliable externnl remedy known for the prompt AN PnEsmENmL{z‘::‘:‘f{:&:-‘*: CAMPAIGN 55 DURING 0 the ravages )t weathr. yors will ask for PLASTER and refuse d two cent stamp to & Johnson, 21 Pty Street, N. roa copy of INSTRUCTIONS PloM THE DOC- ol w valuuble houseliold OENTLEMEN We would suggest that you tell all your friend of the Specinl Sale we are muking: of MEN’S PANIS. Trousers, Is correct but every one knows wha pants mean. A glance into our window will e | vince you we are doing something that intere: |you, even though a0 e Just now| [N Ay you to to buy tor future StecKPla,no owerful sym) Yonce of tuese instrimenta. WOODBRIDEE BROS, |: Dr. J.E. McGrew, One of the Most Successfal SPECIALISTS In the Treatment of all Chronic or the | & So-called Incurable Diseases. Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, Liver, Bladder, Kidney and Nervous Dis- eases treated with success un- equalled, A cure guarantoed in ll cases of PRIVATE and SKIN DISEASES. All disorders of tie BEXUAL ORGANS CURED and MANHOOD and ENERGY RESTORED CONSULTATION FREE. Treatment by correspoudence, Bend stamp for reply. Office--Bushman Blog«, 16th and Douglas Sts. Omaha, Neb AN UNDERWEAR SALE. To keep vace with our great overcoat sale, we will offer this week some excentional bargains in Furnishing goods. We shall have in every department some special drives, and call your at- tention to the following bargains in Underwear. Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, silk trimmed, at 65¢; Fine Cashmere Shirts and Drawe Very fine silk finished Balbrig est pri n Shirts and Drawers, full regular e these gocds can be bought for elsewhere, , in beantiful clive shade, at $1 each mad regular value, $1. goods worth fully $1.50, at $1.25 euch, §2is the lows AS A CLIMAX to this great Underwear Sale, we will offer MONDAY MORNING— 75 dozen genuine sanitary wool shirts and drawers, elegantly trimmed with silk braid, at 95¢ each; we guarantee the regular price of these goods as $1.75 a plece. GLOY S, Our Glove Devartment is the busiest 11 town. mense line from the lowest to the finest gra'd?s. itselt. and WARRANT EVERY PAIR GLOVES WE SELL. fevery pair back which up space enough tomake a little store by liable goods, By “WARRANT” we mean that we tak We carry an im- Our gloves take We keep only re- 1‘ip or tear,and replace them with a new pair or refund the money. The special drive on the (ilove Counter this week will be 25 dozen good Kid Gloves with genuine lamb- skin lining, at 50¢ a pair. They can’t be matched for $1.00. IHOLIDAY GOODS We will call your the holiday trade. and we will guarantee to save.you at least 50 per cent on all pury Such a variety of excellent and handsome goods have never ittention to our elegant line of Furnishing (foods, which we are now showing for been displayed before s made from onr extensive stock. The system of selling every article at the lowest possible prices is the ruling principle of our busine Among the many articles which enumerate the followir we carry Elegant Silk Suspenders. and which would make useful presents for gentlemen, we Silk and Cashmere Mufflers in beautiful patterns and newest designs, Silk Umbrellas at all prices, Neckwear, in velvet, plush and silk, of choice designs and latest styles. All atextremely low prices. Plain Figures and One Price. Nebraska Clothing Gompany Corner I4th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. garrrer [RILARKE Beware of r'Aml as my |I1YII(‘ :\nvl the price are ESTABLISHED 1851 { 186 So. Sure CmSI } Chicago, lils. § ClarkSt, bl b the '“"f'}”.t‘r',"“r"Jw"“ Vieayien The Regular 0ld-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ofters W L hoes at a reduced price, o Is still Treating with tho Greatest name uml‘] ice stamped SKILL and SUCCESS s a frau ATl Uhrnmc Nervous and Private Discases. 29~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting’ Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leading to early decay and perhaps Congumption or Insanity, treated scientifically by new icthods with g success, YPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis- ermanently cured. IDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Strictu e, Varicocele and all diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Org B9~ No experiments. . Age and experience im- portant. Consultation free and sacred, . d 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. 87~ Those contemplating Marriage send for D Clarke's cclebrated guide Male and Femals ents (stam Consult cases 15 cents, Doctor. ing aud shame, ar “Life's (Secret) and writings sent everywhere, secure fioin €Xposure, Hours, 8108, Sundays g to i2. Add F. D. CLARKE, M. D., '186 So. Clark 8t., CHICAQO, ILL. Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? e that needs but s toisl 10 prove its worth. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE, oot CENTLEMEN. "The only ealf 838 EAMLESS Shoe smooth in- side. NOTACKSor WAX T READtohurt the feot, casy as hand-sewed an, WVILL NOT RIP, TO THE PUBLIC. o The recent circular st out by the or overa'vear. ter's Provectiye U o prove to bers of Labor eremvleie At the state; ade in eaid cire Crutne 1 ler .$5,000 REWARD T'.’J’J‘,”.,‘f' e G o il P aerts ade W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass, For sale by Kelley, Stied & Co. and Geo. S. Miller, 612 North 16th St, O, Callender's Lef Liver B, Tuo oply Distilled Bitters in tho | "The omly Bitters recognized “hn from 'rfll’y‘“lhl?;l:ul\“ I:rh‘i‘;. ha s :lvl;rll"y dvlnlni-fl | l:]l(‘ hl}’(‘ r’I internal revenue | e} fervous Fysterus, and who rictary Medicine. Lawfully Patented, No. of hclaiad for (ho Masly Duties of Lite s dut's | PEigtar 160,678, Contaie 1o fusil ol . Tesioration to fasentins ofli, no forcign subsiance or dui ! I VIGDR A pertoctly pure medicige, co: ing drug unded from Pure Root Herbs agd 011 Peachs Toalth, th and Robust Manhood in the # leasant to tiio tasto, qulet nn1 Accinive In t4 Curgw hyspepily or ¥ ullow Iaunaice i . OLV. n-a‘fluml‘fx!‘fn- mfl'fi,’fl sttty fn o New ¥ o T71b10 4 Farisers nlates the [owals. 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