Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1889, Page 8

THE YOKE OF SELF-DENIAL, Dr. Detwiler’s Address to the High School Graduates. THE ESSENTIALS TO SUCCESS. gound Advice to Those About to Enter Upon the More Prac- tical Dutics of day Life, Dr. Detwiler's Discourse. Rev. D, 8. Detwiler delivered the bacea {aureate sermon at Kountza Memorial church, yesterday morning, before the mem bers of the ;high school class of 1880, and a Jarge congregation composed for the greater pire of the parents aud friends of the students, % The church chancel and the pulpit were beautifully and lavishly decorated with flow- ers of many varictics. Below the choir gal lery was the national shield, bearing the word " Welcome,” and ucross thoe gallery was suspended the cluss motto: “Vineit Qui; Se Vincit.”” After the Te Deum Dr, Detwiler oftered rayer, in which he especially implored the Hivine blessing for the members of the cluss, their parents and teachers, the school super- intendent and the board of education. and returned thanks to God that He had seen fit to spare the lives of the members of this class. In beginning his address Dr. Detwiler bade the class and their assembled friends hearty welcome, and said he hoped that they would assemble there 1 worship often. For his text he took the twenty-seventh yerse of the third chapter of Lamentations: 1t i good for man (o fear the yoke in his outh.” The word man, he said, was used ere in its generic scnse. and applied with the sawe force to the young ladies of the class 88 it did to the young men. The words were spoken by Jeremiab, who was catled to- the prophetic ofice while a youug man. He was persccuted in his native vil- Jage, and, forsaking journeyed to Jérusalem, but there the persecution did not cease, He finally went into exile 1 Egypt, where ho remuined steadfast in the wm until stoned 10 death by unbelievers. hen an old man he compared the trials of his youth with those of his latter days, and found that the earlier persecutions had pre- ared him for these latter, greater trials, and hen he cried nloud, “It is good for man to bear the yoke in his youth.” The yoke is a mark of servitude, a siga of bondage, and this Jeremiah- knew. It is easier to break the egg than crush the ser- pent, and he thought the class of 89 appre- ciates this fact, for in its motto it says “E'irst _conquor ourselves, that we may cor quer others.” Continuing the preacher said : “When you first entered school you learned submission, The restraint was gall- ing at first, but upon this hapoy day you are Elail you bore the yoke, otherwise you would ave turned aside for every fancy, every ca price. To become a master workman' you must first put on the yoke of apprenticeship, and let me say here that the necessity of be- coming an apprentice before ~becoming a mastor is not appreciated; if it were we would have fewer blunderers in trade, fewer quacks in medicine, fewer shysters n the Jand_and fewer novices in the ministry, “How many of the men of our nation whom we delight to honor bore their yoke bravely? The fairest pages of our ountry’s bistory were written by men who ad first made a history for themselves. Even Jesus was subjected to his parents. B'You bave finishcd the first stage of your training and and have trained yourselves to seif denial. John Wesley and a young man ere once walking through a room together n which were tables lavishly strewn with most tempting luxurics. ‘There is not much self-denial here,’ said the young man. ‘No,’ returned Wesley, ‘but there is every oppor- tunity to practice it Young ladies and young gentlemen, you will be going through Buch a room some day. The tempter will lead you into temptation, and then you will find a fleld for self-denial. However much your mouth waters for unhallowed fruit, you must taste not, but put upon yourselves the yoke of self-de “ihere is greater wotk for you to accom- lish than you have yet attempted, and hough your back aches you will make ‘more backbone by climbivg than by being carried up the steep upon another's back. " By bearing their yokes now, the preacher gald, they would be better fitted for the reater difficulties of the future, and then he old them bow ne: ary humility was to success. The wide-spreading branches of the elm were only possible by the growth of the humble roots in the earth. The indul- gences of younger days were the roots of a sour old age, and the flower of their youth they shouid forget not the latter days, In conclusion he said: “1 congratulate you upon the excellent op- portunities you have enjoyed. You had advantage of the best, much better than some of us older ones hud twenty-five years ago. lalso congratulate you that you are now prepured for something better than you have yet attaned. Whatover course you may pursue, you will find no_lack of oppor- tupity to be useful. I would remind you that ‘the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.! Your friends all wish you well, and long for your success, and while you may attain success in some earthiy calling, emeinber this, that the Master alone can elp you to the mastery. Ho says to you: YTake my yoke upon you.! Do not say that the burden is too grievous unto you. To put on the yoke of Christ is to obey his com- mands; to turn from the wrong and turn to the right. Follow his steps with humility, trusting yourselves to His guidance, and the time in which to begin s in tho days of your youth. Resolve now that when the end comes it will find you yoked to all that is od, and then will the wishes of your riends not have been wade in vain; then will you hear the Master say, ‘‘Well done, €00d and faithful servant.” The Children's tival, The children’s festival at the Southwest Lutheran church yesterday afternoon was an entertaining occasion for the large crowd assembled, and especially 8o for the children an whose behalf 1t was given. The exercises were entertaining as well as instructive, and the singing of the children was appreci- sated by all present. In the Sunday school clusses are twenty-eight boys and forty-five glrln, who have been gathered in by the in- uence of the teachers and some of the scholars, Gussie Carter and Edward De- bald were credited with having been instru- mental in bringing the largest number of children into the Sunday school classes, and to each was awarded a handsome bible for the good work performed. Little Leaven Leaventh the Whole Lump. A disease in one part of the body will eventually fill the whole body with disease. Every year or two some part of the system grows weak and begins to decay. Such part should be removed at once and new matter be allowed to take its place. There's no need of cutting it out with the surgeon’s scalpel. Purge the old diseased and worn-out parts with Branoxerw’'s Proes. Then the new body will take cure of itself, The Guards' Concert, The usual large crowd was at Hanscom park yesterday to listen to the excellent musioc of the Owaha Guards' baud’s sacred concert. Men, women and @children assem- bled at the park to enjoy an afternoon’s ree- reation on the wreen sward and the charwms of sweet music, aud the park seems to be roWing more popular as 4 summer resort ith each succeeding concert, Mortuary. The funeral of tha lafant child of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cobb, of 2380 Davenport street, il luk« lace this afternoen, at 2 o'clock, rom St. urm.lmu chureh, B They Both Skipped. H. R. Crosby, a clerk in the office of the B. & M. railway company, has beeu board ing at the Canfleld house, corner of Niuth snd Farnam, for about a year. He became enamored of the charms of Miss Laura John #on, one of the dining room girls. The at- fechiment belug mulusl, they bicd sway 1o | Councll Hlufts Inst Friday afternoon and were made one. Tho blushing bride returned wlone to the hotel and reported that her liege lord had gone to Portiand, Ore. As | this same liege lord was indebted to the ho- tel in thie sum of 801,65, tho propristorg wore interested in his movements. 'I'hey called on the B. & M. officials, bt learned that Cros- by hud a:signed his pay accounts to another of his numerous creditors, 8o they deter- mined to induce the bride to liquiaate, but she had aiso flown when they returned. is believed that Crosby was in town in i ing, and that he and his bride left together. Douglas County Agricultural Society. The board of managers of the Douglas County Agricultural soclety met, pursuant to adjournment. Present, Messrs Wheeler, Allen, Bicke, Avery, Emerson, and Baume 1t was decided to appoint one or more per- sons from each precinet to solicit samples of wrain in sheaf, and agricultural products in general for exhibition at the county fair. It was decided that the socretary should at once notify the persons selected and request them to procead at once to solicit samples of grain in sheaf, Mr. F. T. Emorson was appointed for Val- loy and Waterloo, and the county in genoraly Messrs, Omer Whitney, O, A. Wolcott and Johm Lutz for Elk City; Messrs, Elijah Al- len and Patrick MeArdlo for McArdle, Chi- ;0 and Millard; R. . Hungate for ‘Union and Jefferson; Allan Root for Douglas: J. B. Vandercook for Florenco and Dan Reed for West Omaba, It was resolved that the secretary furnish the Waterloo News and the Valloy Enter- prise, as well as the Omaha city papers with a cony of the proceedings. o A Multitude of Aflments. The ailments which afilict the kidneys and bladder are so numerous, that merely to name them would fill a space far outrun- ning tho limits of this article. Suftice it to say, thut they are both obstinate and dan- gerous. To their prevention Hostetter's Stomnch Bitters is well adapted. The stimulus which 1t lends to the action of the kidneys when they are lethargic, serve to counteract a tendency in them to lapse, first intoa state of pernicious inactivity, and afterwards into one of positive organic dis- case, which soon destroys their delicate in- teguments, poisons the blood and causes death, A double purpose is served by this depurent. It promotes activity of the kid- neys, and expels impurities from the blood which have no natural channel of outlet, ex- cept these organs. Constipation, bilios ness, fever and_ague, rheumatism and d, pepsia, are also remedied by this medicine of thorough action and wide scope. it e BREVITIES, xaminations for admi Forest college and Ferry voung ladies will be held June 25 and 20, in several citie: There will be two sessions each day, commencing at 9a. m, and 2 p. m. In Omaha the examin- ation will be in the study of the First Presbyterian church, and will be con- ducted by Rev. W. J. Harsha. The May report of donations to the Bishop Clarkson Memorial hospital for children 1s as follow: Mrs. Caldwell, $10: Mre. Price, Fort Sherman Mrs, Clarkson, Murs. I, Davis water works, full supply of water; ice company, full supply of ice. The next students’ recital of Mr. Charles Baetens® students will take place at Max Meyer’s hall, June 26, at S p. m. sion to Lake college for The ravages of five epidemics of bow- el complaint have been stayedby Cham- berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, adding new laurels to that justly renowned remedy. It has been the means of ving more lives than any other known medicine. All of the leading druggists in Omaha sell it. For the Benefit nl' the Home. A musicale is to be given at the residence of Dr. S. D. Mercer, on the evening of July 2, for the Benefit of the Burt Street Home for Destitufe Women. An interesting pro- gramme will be arranged for the occasion, and some of Omaha’s most talented artists will participate in the entertainment., Among others will be Miss Meriam Chase, Miss er, Miss W. Lowe, Mwe. M. Youngand 1. B. Young. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should alwuys be used for children lu,tlh ing. Itsoothes the child, softens the ums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy Ior dnnrhxu;. 5¢ u bottle. Personal I’llrugrnphs. D. D. Seitz, of Norfolk, 1s at the Arcade. V. Franklia, of McCook, is at the Paxton. H. J. Chambers, of Beatrice, isatthe Murray. F. G. Millard. M. H. Bardwell, of Madison, is a guest at the Paxton. D, D. Muir and wife, of Lincoln, are guests at the Millard, I. C. Palmer and E, C. Selden, are at the Miliard. W. W. Birge, of North Platte, is regis- tered at the Paxton. B. 8. Stringer, of Grand Island, tered at the Millard. John S, Neligh, of West Point, and W, W. White, of Lincoln, are at the Arcade. B. F. Morchann and C. J. McCarty, of Fremont, are stopping at the Millard. Emitt Opperman and George Shuman, of Plattsmouth, are stopping at the Millard, R. G. Fleming. of Norfolk, and N. A. Hagenstien, of Stanton, are guests at the Millard. C. P. Edwards, J. K. Centzan and Milt Older are awong the late arrivals at the Millard, Henry Sauer and William H, Ulmer and R. W. Clarke, of St. Paul, are stopping ut the Paxton, John I, Sherman, Albert Killian, Charles Cook, A. C. Hutchinson and H. R. Christy, of Wahoo, are stopping at the Arcade, Mr, Perry S, h returned from Ft. Robinson y and left late in the even- ing for Watertown, Dak. He will attend the Sioux Falls convention, July 4, and re- turn to this city on the 14th prox. Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Cushing and family left yesterday for New York to attend the commencement exercises of Fordham colloge where they will be joined by thewr son Tom and two of his schoolmates, and together spend & wouth visiting in the east, Haner, of the Kearney, is at the of Blar, is rogis- POWDER Absolutely Pure. pOWAer nevor varles. A marvel of purity atrongth wnd wholesomeness, More ecotoimical ordinary iuds, und caunot Le sold ia Sgmpetition with the wultitudes of low cost, welghtalum or \Phospusie powders. 1] ln‘n.fl“; lu{- Haking Powder o«sf- UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAINS In Spring & Summer Clothing to Close the Season Our entire wholesale and retail stocks combined, on both the first and second floors of our establish- ment, are now offered to close, at prices never before approximated in the west. A Grand Carnival Until July 1st wo will offer the most ex |'|\nrllmury attractions in every de- partment of our establishment—Rea: ly- made Clothivg Department, Custom De- partuient, Furnishing Goods Depart- ment, Hat and Cap Departmen t—ever shown in Ame Do not invest one dollar in any mer- chandise in our line until you have at- tended our Great Closing-out Sale for the month of June. The time has come for closing out all lots of spring and summer clothing. The opportunity is yours! The loss is ours! In our Men’s Ready-made Depart- ment we offer 150 suits of Men’s Fine Whipcord Suits in 3-button cutaways at $15.00 per suit. These are goods which have sold in our stock all season at $22 per suit. Muade from an imported wor ted, elegantly trimn.e 1 and of a suitub'e weight to wear at any semson. We ciaim that this line cannot be bought out side of the Continental for less than Our price at this sale will be $i5. sizes from 34 to 44, If you purchase a suit of this lotand it1s not to be found as representated, the purchase money will be refunded. We cinnot send samples of the cloth but will send a tample suit to any ud- dress, and if it is not satisfuctory, may be returned at our expense. Send to us for self measurement blanks. Remem- ber the price, $15.00, in frock suits REDUCED PRIC ES ON MEN’S SACK SUIT! ‘We have reduced prices on our fine Business Suck Suits to a lower average All ever than we have shown si teen in busivress. W it as we manufa in large quantiti success'ul season We and are not to carry over o light weight suit, July 1st is the date of our stock taking and we will redu before that date if prices will do it. MEN'S 810 SUIT SALE. The most attractive part of this sale is our large line of suits marked down to We will not attempt a description of these goods; they must be scen to is nothing $10. be appreciated. There this line but pure, all wool remember, a $10 suit at the Continental is just as closely inspected in regard to making and_trimming grade of goods. as Continental for less than §] is onl > can afford to ure our own goods and There are goods in this line that cannot be bought outside of the I A\A\"'l‘j\l,fl(k\' DEPARTMENT nee we have do suit have had a determined semi-annual e stock bear in mind factory, we in suitings and the higher sala for Our price mater} wear- A special bargain line of Men’s all wool Chev Pants in will be offe: heard of p us your measure $2.95 for a pa not fail to be satisfactory what these goods are worth never bought for less than BOYS’ AND CHILDR i MENT --- BOYS’ SUITS, AGES 10 TO PRICE $5.50. and P. We offer the greatest bargain line of Boys’ Long Pant Swits, ages 10 to 14, o striped cheviot, in all about 200 pairs, s sale at 5 per 0. of this lot and they LONG neat dark Complimen our line of fine at $5.00. the un- pair. nd order for can- We know They were 3.50. DEPART- PANT 14 YEARS, sold will alw pr nted, tl places. Omaha, Boston, New York, Des Moines. Corner Douglas and 15th Streets, Omaha. BOYS' KNEE 250 Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, gray and black check and brown and gray striped cheviot, are m paid for a cheap grade of sa this line we offe 1, in color n all, one of the for vacation wear we have ever offered. OUR LINE OF FINE SUITS will be larger sure of one fact, cold out of this department will give perfect satisfaction, and a customer ever the Continental to be fitted. ety is larger, and our re puid for inferior goods 50 per ars, in .50 ‘We cannot that you need not hesitate to send us a postal-note for the amount and if the goods are not perfectly satis- will pay all express charges and refund your money. PANT SUI $2.50. PRICE in a neat rked at this s the price net, but in good honest wearing “suitable for school best values suit. Th AT 5. ary remarks are made by customers when they examine our Cas During th 1d Cheviot Suits \le the variety than_ever, and we are that every garment imere s bring their children to Our var- the quality is just as re- prices are lower at other argain Sale This Week which we have never sold at Nothing Inrger than 14y puro all-wool Cassimere and Cheviots, goods which we have sold all scason for 7 and $8, at the unheard of price of § to clear up this entive line. send samples of this cloth, but alw FURNISHING GOODS MENT---FLANNEL SILK E AND VACATION SHIRTS. DE ‘We are showing the largest line of Flannel, Silk and Silk-striped Shirts for vacation wear that ean be found in the city. Hxclusive styles and popular prices—S:1k Sushes und Bolts. SPECIAL SALE OF UNDERWEAR. A large stock is alwavs desirable in selecting underwear, We carry a full line of domestic and foreign ma and claim to have the lerzest variety west of New York. Special bargain lines are shown on our counters to-day that cans not be equaled. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPART- MENT. . The season is so far advanced that it is desirable to ¢ out our light weights. Special discount price: will be made during the sale in the Custom De= partment, and the same superior work- anship guaranteed which has always acterized garments made at the Continent HAT DEPARTMENT. s Department we are busy now In Men’s, Boy and re raw Hats we ave offering quantities and prices that sueprise every one. Why pay funcy prices when you can get the same grade at Continen- tal I.u 5 par cent less than at your hate ter? In th Chiid Freeland, Loomis & Co, Proprietorsj WRAPPERS LARGE 512E) and receive a |7 Gontaining — ;;l T Actors-and-ACTRESSES REMARKADLE CaACd. For two yeara I had sheumatisi 5o bad thai it disabled me for work and confined me to my bed for a wl year, during which time 1 could not cven raise m; hands to my head, an for 8 montlis could not movemyself in bed, was reduced in flesh from 102086 1bs, Was treat- cd by best physicians, only to grow worse. pecific, and goon began to Emprove. After awhile was at my work, and for the past v months havo been as well s Léver was—all row tho cffects of Swilt's Speciic, Jomx RaY, Jan. 8, 1889, Ft. Wayne, Iod Books on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed mu. Swirr Srzeirie Co., Atlan: Steck Piano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 years’ record the best guaran- teo of thé excellence of these instru- ments, WOODBRIDGE BROS, ‘SNIT00M 3NId" GRV Finally I ool Swift's Dr. J. E Mc(zREW MOST BUCCESSPU 17~ SPECTALISTS =t In the Treatment of All Chronie, Nervous and Private Diseases. Spermatorrhew, Lmpol 4 Failing M -b«fi.uexr Ciired: A curo W "u.t: u."'u 1 Private Di hroat, Epina apd. Treated suc adies’ wod wmatism, iale Diseuses, BlooA"Sh MR Binaes s Ll walllng rooms separate Send for bool of Man, 'al0' Woman i0c each (sta Treatment by send “tawp for rooly, OFFICE; IH'HLAND DOUGLAS STREETS, MAHA, NEB. ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, i OF ENGINEES N TERRE HAUTE, IND.~A SCHI dep: Well endowed '-“ equipy \ Eloct .QA flh& L. Fren . Secret and Ter Diseuses, rrespondence; clianicaland ol vl nglueripy R o A RENTLEMEN Who desire to be well and -comfortably dressed, should not fail to look through our complete stock ot clothing and fur nishings for summer wear, MAX MEYER. ADOLPH MEYER. ~ | Max Meyer & Bro. Katablished 1806, GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN Second-Hand Pianos & Oraans. PIANOS. Price. Cash. Monthly, #15.00 - §10.00° 15,00 10,00 15,00 10.00 1600 10.0) 1000 700 1000 B0 100 7.0 2.00 16,00 Steinway Square, Knabe Square. Haines liros. Square, . Hallet, Davis & Co. 5. l'lml«m Square X e Wehdait g, 100 WHW. Kimball Squars 100.0) Chiickering Upright, . 835,00 USEd 2 YEATH 1 revenero s ORGANS. Prico. 1 Mason Hamlin, used 1 ar . 5 1 avior & Fivey, wsed 1 eir 1 istoy, uised 8 mos, cost now ¥135.00 1 Burdette. 17Taylor & Farley 1Mason Hamlin. 1 Beatty (27 stops).. 7.00 ¥ instrument guaranteed to bo in good order, ” Iiring this ad. with you, and avoid takes, Any Of theso instruments taken in ex change for new @t same price any time in one year, Cull earlymud got a bargain, MAX MEYER & BRO. 1522 and 1524 FARNAM STREF Week ol’lundu) June 171 State Line.|’ To Glasgow, Belfast, Dubliu and Liverpool From New York Every Tuasday. Cabin passage §35 to K0, according tolocation of room. Excursion #65 to 80, Steerage Lo and from Europe at Lowest Rates, AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agents, 63 Broadway. New York. JouN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. 164 Randolph St., Chicago. HARRY E. MORES, Agont, Omals Reducad Cabiarates to @lusgow Lxhibition , umn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cash, Monthly. 8$10.00 $3.00 10,00 8,00 000 800 700 b 800 600 5,00 500 - $76.00 70.00 . 90.00 5.0 GENTS WANTED—Hoth general and cun vassing, on the mew, revised aud Imperial “dition of Jell's Encyclopediain five volumes, Just issued. Sold for cash, or on easy instalt ments. For liberal terms and territory address T, BALWOOD ZiLi, Pub, Philadelphia, Di.E.C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN T aparanteod spocitic for 11ystoria, Convuls Neiiralgia, ] used by the use of alcoliol 255, Montal Bepeassion, Sofioniu of the Braiu, re insanity and 1oading to misery, decay and dewth, Premature Old Age, Darreancss, Loss of Power In either sox, Involintary Losses wnd Spermat. by over-oxertion of the brain,selt. abuse or dulgence. ~Eich box co cne month’s treatment. 1.0 a box, of six hoxes for 85.00,gent by mail prepaid on radeipt of price. WA GUARANTEHE SIX BOXES Mo cure any case. With each ordsr r 10 us for six boxos, accompanied with #.00, we will gend the PUTCHACr our written giarantos to re- fund the money if Lie treatment does not eftect goure. Guarantess lssucl only by Goodman Drug Co., l)rug&l!l& Sole Agents, 1110 Farnam stroct. Omala UNKENNESS the Liguor Habit, Positirely Cured by mlnmerln. Dr. Haies Golden Specific, It can be given In a cup of coftee or tea without the Knowiedgo 0f e person tking 1y hurm- less, and will effect a speedy perma; t cure, w\mllmr the putient 18 u moderate drinker or an Thousand s kards hnve in th the Spacific. It hecomes an utter impossibiiity for U Hquor appetite to exiat. For sale by Kuln & Druggists, 16th ana Douglay ste, and’ 15 ing St Omiahia. A, . Foster & IFo.. Council Blufts. Dr.uimey & 0 NATIONAL DISPE N%Al NERVOUS, CHRONIC and MEN and WOMEN suc YOUNG MEN Suffering from the effects of youthful follies or indis- fons, b d° with W Momory, Desponden (roubles oF mily d15on; . ¢ Orgins, cin hero 1id i snfe and speudy reasonable, espocially Lo the poor MlDDLE AGED MEN s are muny troubled with 1o frequent eva of the biadder, 01ten #ccompunied b Wenk ¢ paticnt cannot i Un exun will ofte men will ap hue, again ¢ “here ure ma At of the cau nul wenkness. T the genitourinar ¢ to i dark o Lrpld ap; men who die of this difticult stage 0 AuLes 8 p hew thy restorat wans. (onsultation frec Zoent stamp ung Mun's Friend or ¢ Wedlock," free to all. Kadrens DR. SPINNEY & CO. Maiu and 1th 8t,, Kansas City, Mo, §#" Mention this pape World guneratin Magnetio ¢rfiil, Durabl m-cu‘ "J‘f n: “m «'X'.""'T calih” Abi u..nh J EW Yl)uh MILITARY ACADEMY uum- AN ‘wall-on-Hudson. C: J. Wiioi, B, 8, A. M, Supk; B F. 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Botts & ctta, 408 Farnam St., Omahs, Neb 7 8yphills, & disease Blflflfl and Skin DISeAses mcs nokribio tn e results, complotely eradicated without the aid B Maroury. - Scrofula, Erysipels, Fever Sores, Blotches, Ulcors, Pains in the Head and Bones, Byphilitic Sors T'iroat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca: tareh, &c. permanently cured whero others have fatled. i) and Bladder Complaints, Kidney, Urinary_ R R quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine hign col ored or with milky .mllmaul on standing, leat, Cystitis, &c., Chirges Reasona- Weak Hack, Gonnorrha: Promptly andSafely Cured, Guaranteed per- STRICTUREI duriea po moval complete, without cutting, caustic or Qliatation. Cures effected at howo by patient without & moments baii oF AUNOVANCe, To ‘fnungU Men andMiddle-Aged Men. The awful effects of Hu, which brings ol 'n-nkuull. dwm a allits aroaded (1l 0 Both i 1} ermanently cures DRS, BETTS Adress tuoos Who e tmpatrea 3 themuelves by improper indul- onces wnd_ aolitary havits, wiich ruin both and mind, undttiog them for business, study o IAylm %D M~ OF thono entoring on that hap- Dy lite, aware of physical debility, quickly as sistoa. OUR SUCCESS (s based uponm facts. Kirst-pr Bxpe- Flence, Becond-—Every case is sspecially studied, thus starting aright. Third—Medicines pared in our laboratory exuctly to sul Pase, thills alecting cured without injury. $97"Send b cents postage for eelehratad works ou Chronfe, Nervous and Deligate Discases. Thousands cured, §9 A friendly lotter or cali muy save you future suffering and shawe, and Rad foldan yoars 1o lite, §HrNo ‘lotters ame aorcilunlea ccompumen 14 cants in stamph. ess or cal : Dl’lb. lll‘:'l‘l'Q & BETTS, ' Varpam Arisets Omabia, Now. FOR MEN ONLY! APOSITIVE Yor LOST or FATLING MANHOUD; Gonerel and HERVOUS DEBILITY; kaess of Body and Miud: Eil m;u Exceases in or How 1o Kalay Bk PARTH of BOS ach 1y i You ean write them. _liool (sonied) froe. Address €81E RIEDI Plulvno L WAVERS ure P suicceastully used monthly by over 10,000 f o8, Aro Safe, Effectual and Pleasant o l‘lllllll per box by ma | or at druggists. Sealed rlwulan): Address Tus Evraxs Cussical Co., Dersoir, Mick For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Compuny, Omaha. KID“EYund un urinary troubles ea X‘““ 1y and sutely cured by DOC i ap: sules. Beveral cuses cured 1u seven duys, - Sold at 8150 per box, all dru wull from llucbmuvillu':v.. Wit 8 Y e ! DRS. BEITS & BEITS A Sure Gure —OR— ITO PAX. 20to 60 DAYS, Thie is u disecase which has horetofore Baflled all Medical Science. When Mercury, lodidy of Potassium, World outside of oar Compiny, and ono that I NEVER FAILED 10 cure tho most obstinate cases. Te days & Tecent cases doos the work. 113 tho ol chrond deep seatod cases that we Rolicit. We hay cured hundreds who have been abandoned b Physiciany, and prosounced tncurable, nad 7@ ciallengs the world to bring us a case’ that ¥ will not cure in less than sixty days. e the history of mealcine a ll’ue spacifl Syphilis has ‘beon sought for nevel found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we aro Justified in sayin it 18 the only [tomedy in the World taat will po itively cure, bocause the latest Medical Worl published by the bost known authorities, say there wagnover a true specitio before, Out v “iything else has failod, o aad monoy with patent had virtue, or dooctor with 1ot cure you, you that hav hould Core to us now an g t permanent , YOU LL6Ver cAn get it elss Where Mark what wo sy In the oud yo must take our remely or NEVER recover an you that have been afllicted but a short time #hould by all means come Lo us now, not one in tenof now cases ever gev permanently cursd. Many cet hielp wnd ink thay are freo from th Qisease, but in one, two or thires years atter appears again in a more horrible form. This is & blood Purifier and will Cure any 3kin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. NoTICE—We desire to caution patients in res gard to parties cluiming to use the vook Heme edy, Our formula is not and CANNOT be KNOWD O Anyone but ourselyes. THE COOK REMEDY CO. Rooms 418 aud 419, Paxton Block, CUSHMAN PARK, edy will cure when ¢ iy, waste you th medicines that ve phyaicians that c ried everythin WIpod POAsNT TOsOrt 1N the west. tention of e | f Nobraskuls called Tl bost of. i 18 situated ) Lincoln, ) neros of tinbel gost and b O (T 10F (hicaniral Cof B ovn i fa- Hous - Lincoln catercr 2 miles of hoating; 2 plesss Lots; 2 music s s¢ baJl wost t;, 70 plenic table “The" wonderful houses; 4 swing VRovewiter: T 1 Anidrus wi | Son, Mauagers. Lincoln, Neb. ==\ ALWAYS DRINK with! \I LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS. Ttwill corvect the damaging ine Jluence of Ice on the Stomachs For Men Heslth Preservicy, for Children Tuvigorating, and (reshing for ALl The Beet Bu e Boverage inExistence d Berictly Fure and Au Eficlent B rrhas, Cholera Morbu for D utery, aid all Disorders of Dy &, TENN. June0, 7, Missns, LOVENTIAL Bios.= 1 avotried the Tiackborry Julco you so kindly sent me. " It1§ tho no plus ditre of sum drinks. It1s free frol Lol, ailays thirst, t digstive organs, b artmatio fuvor, and 1ink for dinrrhceal troubs i fho heated term. 5 BEQONKUL 18! ‘l, r.uvl Gl e i OUTNECTA RS rh_u'.u rocers. gents wanted. New Utousll. Solls _alyh Exclusive territory, Big | El‘f’ i"..oa men, Howe (.«..uuuwvn l‘.. Bostosy s s just Mg 8 strs §Y ey s \LEWCINNATLO. / ¥orgale b;llru Denlers au