Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1889, THE CITY. Internal rovenue collections yester- day, $51,088.13, A car load of crockery for V L. Wright was received yesterday by the collector of customs. William J, Tomson, an engraver in the Herald building, has made an as- gignment of his property to F. S. Wise, for $300. Pawrick Heafey held an inforinal levee yesterday for the Catholic priests from various parts of the state now visiting in Omaha. About twelve of the reverend gentlemen were present. Sheriff Coburn will offer at public auction the furniture and fixtures of the Bank of Omaha, together with a lease which has fourteen months to run with the privilege of renewal for five years, The sale will take place at the bank Saturday morning at 10 o'cloc A corporation styling themselves ¢ho “Omaha Photographing company’ has been establishod hero for the purpose of carrying on the business of photo graphing, painting in oil and water colors, making crayon pastelle and all other pictures. The capital stock is 810,000, . Martin Evans, of Beatrice, was ar- rested by Deputy United States Mar~ shall Erdory for selling liguor withouta license, He was brought here yest day and in the absence of Judge Dundy was taken 1 Justice Anderson, where he gave bonds in the sum of 8500 for hig appearance at the next term of court. The Chicago T oring firm at 1521 iven a chattel mort or 1 to securs given to Field, Benedict . Griflith & Co., of Chicago, Helin & Thompson, Willinm Co., Willinm T.. Selby, John Oleson and Max Oleson, of Omul »rs, amerchant tail- payment on notes & Co.. and H. E. M. Searle, of Ogall L. Kander is at th York. Con Juckson, of Hay Springs, 18 at tho Bark Isanc A. Holsman 18 at McCan . W. Hayes is at Beatric E\. I". Turner, of Chadron, is registered at the Barker. Hon. J. L. Peunington, of Yaukton, Dak., Murray from New tho Paxton from the Millard from Joseph Scowceroft and wife are at the Mil- lard from Ogden. H. P. Hoff, of Huron, South Dakota, is a guest of the Barker. D. C. Jackson ana G. W. White, of Kear ney, are at the Paxton H. S. Brown wi state capital yesterday. Amoang Chicago people at the Murray are Isuac S. Dement and wife. George R. Sherwood was a visitor in tho city yesterday from Kearn ohn Moller and_ wife and tho_Misses Moller, from New York, are at the Millard. The thermoweter in front of Max Meyer & Bro.'s store registered at 1:45 p. m. yes- terday. Charles West R. Harwood and W. A. Olsdorf, of Lincoin, wore atsthe Paxton yes- terday. . F. Warner, of Nebraska City, came to last cvening and was registered al the Paxton. E. Taylor, of Hasting, ba: a position with Steele, Johnson & Co. teas, spices, ete. aptain Rugger, superintendent of the water works company at Florence, has gone to Kansas City for a few days. William Collupy, who been emplo; for years as a machinist in the Union Pac shops, leaves for a visit to his old bome in Liverpool to-day. Mr. H. A. I3, Bruechert, of accounting de- partment of the Union Pacific, left for u short vacation i the east via the Milwaukee, Joxt night. It is rumored that Mr. Bruechert will not return alone. Miss Ella G. Jarvis, of Des Moines, Ta., ac- companied by her nephew, Master Leigh J. Young, of Omaha, arrived in the city last evening for a few ' weeks' visit with her sis- ter, Mrs. D. W. Young, 212 Lake strec Mr. Charles Weidt, editor of the Nord- deutsche Allgomeino ‘of “Chicago, is attend ing the session_of tho Plattaeutscher Cen- tral Verein, and is the guest of his brothe: in-law, Henry Lehmann, of the Iirst National bunk, the Bavker from the epted to sell Use only Rock Tsland Soap, Hunting for Decp Water. Colonel Chase, of the central committee of the Gulf Deep Harbor association, 18 in cor- respondence with the president of that asso- ciation relative to holding the convention of that body next year in Omaha, No Causo lor Action. On the h 1 had a t issued for Robert Day, charging him with larceny as bailce. I have this day withdrawn the charge and paid the costs, as I have done Mr, Day great injustice, WaL S. Gospek. Caught by a Smooth One. Jeo Noveriskey gave a smooth-talking young man, whom he met on Farnham street, $20 to guarantee him a place at farm work for $30 a month. he smooth young man set out at ouce to find the place for Joe and has not yet returned. For a disordered liver try Beecham'’s Pills nsed 1o Wed, sos were issucd by Judge Bhields ye 1y to the following parties: Charlie E. Lake, Omaha, 2 Annie Olmun. Onaba. . William James Newman, Omaba. Ada Merrill,, For Ten Years, 'he Paxton hotel will not change hands until August 1. None of the articles of sgreement have yet been signed, but vroba- bly will be this week. Mr. Brainard, one of the purchasers, went away Monday but is expected back with Mr, Kil tredge to- morrow or Friday, Itis understood that they lease the building for ten ycars, and give Mr, Kitchen 60,000 for his furniture. Peavs’ soup is the most elegant toile adjunct. et State Development. Secrotary Nason is sending circulars to every newspaper in Nebraska explaining the state development scheme, and calling on the various boards of trade for suggestions 10 the board of directors, that they may have pmething to work un when they meet. He d very encouraging letter yestorday g from Joel Hull, president of the Meriden board of trade, and an assurance that within three weeks the association would receive 4,000 covies of that associa- tions aunual report for distribution in the v east. Give Rock Island Soap a tral, tmpetled by Jealousy. Frank Level, a colored porter at work on the Union Pacific, was arrested yesterday, charged with threatenng to shoot U. G. Bell, porter at Dewey & Stone's furniture store. Level, it appears, hus & haudsome wife of whom ho is insancly jealous. He heard, upon returuing from a trip on-the road, that Bell had been scen in company with' Mry, Level. This 8o enraged the hus- band that be bunted Bell up, assaulted bim and threatoned to kill bim, and, it is said, would probably have carried oot bis tureat had be not been arrestod. Swift's Specific cured me of ugly and very pulnful boils or ris:ugs. 1 had tweuty-tk on my back und neck at one time and a great mauy on wy body. 1 took 5. 8. 8., ana two bottics cured me. This was ive years ago, aud have had no boils since. W. M, MiLLex, Arlington, Texas, SPLICING ELEOTRIOITY, New Occupation—Motor Notes. Mr. Adams, formerly superiatendent of operating for the Omaha motor company, re- signed his position Jast Saturday, and yester- day Thomas Todhunter, assistant superin- tendent of the cable company, was tendered the position and accepted it. William §. Ott, who has been filling the position of chief eugineer of the Thompson Houston company, has accepted a simiiar position with the motor company. Louls Muns, formerly with the Union Pa- cific, has beon appointed assistant chicf en- gincer. These gentlomen will assume their official duties next Monday. The company yestorday ived four mo- tors aud the mtelligence from the manufac- tory that twenty-two moro had been shipped. As s00n as the engines can be put in working order a trial trip will be mude, and if every- thing is found satisfactory, the road will be Put in active operation immediately. iere is going to be considerable of a row before the matter of the South Omalia ex tension of the lne is mado. Interested par- ties charge that Councilman Kd, Johnson, of the Magic City, is the agent of the South Omaha Land company and that he tro- duced the ordinance in the council Monday night because the extension of the motor line along the proposed route would injure the y of his company. This land lies west of th nion Pae tracks and the motor 1ine proposes to run east of them. The motor coup: v's officers say that they ush their line right through if obstruo- e removed from their path, and they ars running from Council Blufis 1 o fow woeks. The Motor company pplied for a por- mit to build its lines on | ith street from Mason to Wiiliams, and asks to be allowed to pay for tho paving on tho ten-year install- env plan. The application hus been granted with the provision that in the eveut of the failure of the council to pass the ordinance now pending, the paving shall be puid for at once, us provided for in ordinance 3,000. Todhunter The Rock Tsland Soap ean be bought at all groceries in Omaha. BEATS CHICAGO Could Stana City'a River of Death, But Not Our Jail. “For heaven's sake, judge, don’t keep me in that hole any longer,” vleaded Pat Me- Cormiel iu police court, “It smells awful and would kill me.” “Iunny that Inever heard any complaint concerning the jail before,” said the judge. nere have you been working that you have becowne so sensitive to smell?”? “I've been working on a dredge boat in the Chicago river, judge, but the jaikis ever 80 much worse than that.” *Well, you can go,” said the judge, as he stopped to write . request to the ity comp- or for another barrel of chloride of lime to be used for disinfecting the poiice palace. Willinm Picrce, 50 Kelley, Id Ball, John Burns, ¢ s Anderson and Phil Corbett, all old time oftenders, were fined & each and RIVER. was arrested for as released upon showing asterer and had a force of under him. , a farm hand from Wahoo, was discharged Tuesday with 218 in his pocket. He came up yesterday morning with a bunch of keys. a'knife and a charge of drunkenness. ~ When Mike Whalen was out duck hunting last fall he stopped with Cross' employer. A recoguition in police court cured Cross’ release, *“You told me you'd ge me out if Lever came here and got full,” said Cross, ‘‘and I'm glad to see you're u man of your word,” and he went out with a “‘God bless you” to the court and a request that the police be kept off his trail for fifteen minutes. vagrancy, that he was a 1 men worki Advice to Mothers, Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should alw be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all ns, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar- rheea. 25¢ a bottle New Hospital Site, The sisters of St. Joseph’s hospital have just purchased of G. F. Elsasser and Will- jam F. Rice lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in block 1, South Omaha addition, paying $4,600 in cash therefor, John W. Paul acting as agent in the deal. These lots, together with their former purchase, lots 5 6, 7 and 8, and the tract donated by Hon. John A. Creighton, gives them a frontage of feet on Tenth, 208 feet south front on_Cas- tellar, and 252 feet east front on Ninth street, and, considering the advantages of pavement, sewer, water and gas besides the commanding view obtainable, and the cle gant and convenient buildin; ady planned, will be acknowledged” the finest hospital site in this section of the country. Will you suffer with dyspepsin and liver complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guuranteed to cure you. Those Park Plans. Landscape Gardener Cleveland acd Mr. George W. Linnger, of the board of park commissioners, went to Hanscom park vesterduy eland took notes for the prepara aus for the improvement of th rk, The board did not meet on account of tho absence of Mr. Augustus Pratt, it being the desire of the board that all members shall be present when one of the three plans for Jef- ferson square shall be selected. Dr. Miller expresses himself as greatly pleased with all of them, and says that a great improvement will be m at u comparatively small cost. The .question of lighting the park has arisen. It is the opinion of Dr. Miller that the commissioners’ fund caanot be used for this purpose, but that it must be paid for from the general fund. The watter will be decided av the next meeting of the bourd. Cook’s Tmperial Champagne can be kept fresh for days by using a rubber cork after you hive opened it. Mrs. Douglas ented. Elizabeth Douglas, the insane woman dis- covered at Florence by Deputy Sheriff Grebe, was brought to town about 10 o’clock ‘Puesday night, and lodged in thecounty jail. Her demonstrations yesterday became so violent that it was deemed unsafe to allow her to remain at lib She repeated her for atternpts to kill the neighbors with a by knife, und had tne entire village terribly frightened. After being locked up the womun raved wildly and grew wore vicious than ever, THE COURTS, A Few Cases of Minor Importance - Filed Yesterday. Chas. W. Lyman sues Maggie F. Strass. burger for two notes of $150 each on which default has been made. The district judges will hold a session of court next Saturday morning long enough to decide some cases. They will then adjoura until the September term. An appeal, in which Dell R. Edwards fie- ures a®plaintifl against George Smith, has been filed with Clerk Moores, It is to re- cover on a promissory note. John McWonald has begun suit in equity against Stephen MeDonald and William G. Hitaffer ta recover 81,500 on a promissory note which was secured by second mortgage. Alice C. McDonald, Lawrence A. Rath, Eliz- abeth A. Tebanct, John L. Miles, James Thompson and Frank Colby are made co-re- spondents in the case, Patrick J. Creedon has commenced suit against the city to recover 3,000 for damages to his property by reason of his premises having been entered and s house sawed in two and romoved, compelling him to vacate. The mayor, city couacil, building inspector, fire chief and city engineer are made parties to the suit. Andrew Johnson usks the court to declare that certain limes upon a lot couveyed to him by John Lovegreen, subject to a mortgago held by C.E. Mayne, be not a cloud upon the plaintifs title to the Jund. He also pruys that the said John Lovegreen be enjoined from collecting & note given ns part pay- ment on the lot or from transferring tho sume, County Court. By consent of all parties interested, Judge Shields made a final deeision 1 settling up the estate of John McCormic, The adwinis- trator and guardian, Charley McCormic, was discharged. The t heir became of age qui‘e recently reupon a division of the property was satisfactorily made. Judge Shiclds yesterday rendercd judg- ment for plaintiff in the sum of $499.60 in tho case of John L. Miles et al vs Wandell Bea- son and R. Homau; suit on several promis- £ory notes. J.W. Eller has commenced suit against James Cumings for 50 claimed to be due for legal servie Adjourncd. The United States court has adjourned until the 25th, Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath scoured | hiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Goodamun Drug Co. The Boyd's L gement. Thomas F. Boyd and D, W. Huynes have lensed Boyd's opera house for a term of ten years, These gentlemen have had the man- agement of that popular theatre for a num- ber of years past as agents of Mr. James E. Boyd. A week or two since, when the latter gentleman sold the house to the stockholders of the American Loan and Building associa- tion, it was announced that the building would be leased, apart (rom the store rooms and oflices. Bids were therefore received from vurious theatrical managers, and ) terday the new owners accented tnat of Messrs, Boyd and Haynes. The new les- sees and managers, it is understood, play the attractions which Manager Boyd has already engaged, and such others as are to fill up the dates. The will open with Modjeska August orchestra has not yet been decided upon. Under the new management it is prodicted that the Boyd will fully sustain its high re utation as a thoroughly first class house. . The editor of the Burlington Junc- tion (Mo.) Post has for years been sub- ject to cramp colic or fitsof indigestion. Mr. Bute the 1 druggist there, advised him to try Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diorrheea Remedy. He say “We took the medicine and found relief on that o i > saveral times sinco iis virtues and founa relief in every instance,” The Ministerial Institute, Last evening's session of tho ministerial institute at the Christian church was occu- pied by Rev. H. O. Breeden, of the First Chureh of Des Moine: The address w; into three parts, the first being n sketch of Christ as he ap- veared to the intellectual Greeks; the sec- ond, a sketch of Christ as he appeared to the matter-of-fact Jews; the third, a word pic- ture of the infinite Christ us ne appears to the ans of to-d: ‘The prograume for to-day was announced as follows AtYa. m. a social meeting followed bya discussion on the theme, “Our Helps and Our Hindrances.”” Elder H. O. deliver an address on the topi of the Hour.” At 2 p. m. devotional exe wili be held, after which Rev. T. J. Willamson, of Ne~ raska City, wil' address the assembly on the subject, ““The Age of Law and Miracles in the Church,” followed by a discussion. In the evening Dr. Mercer and wife will entertain the assembly at their residence, Isasc €. Dement is Coming. Every storthand writer in this section is requested to attend a mecting of stenogra- phers, at the rooms of the Standard short- hand school, 1514 Farnam strect, on the evening of the 18th inst.,'to welcome Mr. Isaac S. Dement, of Chicago, TlL, who will give an exhibition of his wonderful speed in shorthand. Mr. Dement is the fastest writer in the world, and wishes to_form the acquaintance of Nebraska stenographers. He is on his way west, and will' stop over oue day by il reque: Should the time be changed, a aotice will be published in Tk Bee, A Newsboy Brutally Assaulted. Last night about half past 7 o'clock, while a Bee carrier was passing the corner of Eighteenth and Farnam streets, he was sct upon by a colored boy named George Dun- can who struck him on the ribs with a large stone weighing about s1x pounds. The boy was knocked down und lay stunned for some time. He finally recovered and was ablo to o about his business. A warrant will be sworn out to-day for the arrest of Duncan, A Little One Drowned. Yesterday afternoon about Almina, the little daughter of Ludwig aresident of Sarpy county, just ove line and southwest of South Omaha, foll in- w a duck pond and was drowned in two feet of water, will “Ihe Crisis ROY. BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE | Light fweet Wholesome Bread Delicious Pastry REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder: ‘T have tested the Royal Baking Powder and find it com) posed of pure and wholes some ingredients. 1t i8 & cream of tartar powder of a high 410}:!‘00 of merit, and does ot contain cither alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances, to the public. ‘The Royal Baking Powder is “‘The Royal Baking Powder1s the purest and most reliable bakin; , purest ty and highest | baking powder of which I Lave kuowl'»dg«. 10 quality sod hlgbest b sire *‘E. G. Lovg, Ph, D.” wder offered orr, Ph. D.” th of avy D, D, H. A W, McMUBTRIE, Catarrh § a blood disease. Until tne poison 18 expelled from the systom, there can be no cure for this loathsome and dangerous malady. Therefore, the only effective treatment is a thorough course of Ayer's Sarsaparilla —the best of all blood purifiera’ The sooner you begin the better ; delaysds dangerons. 1 was trouliled with catarrh for over two years. I fried various remedies, and ‘was treatediby a number of physi: clans, but recedved no benefit until I to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, A v bottles of this medicine cured me of this troublesoma complaint and come Pletely restored my healtly— Josso M. Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. € When Ager’s Sarsaparilla was rece or catarrh, T was in clined to doubt its efficacy. Hayin tried so many remedies, with little be efit, I had no faith that anything would cure me. 1 be paciated from loss of appetite and jmpaired digestion. I Yiad nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. I was about discouraged, when a friend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re- ferred me to persons whoin it had cured of catarth. After taking half a dozen bottles of this medicine, I am convinced that the only sure w treating this obstinate discase is throngh the blood.” —Charles H. Maloney, 113 River st, Lowell, Mass. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREFARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell, Mass. Frice $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. DRS. BETTS & BETTS N 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, (Upposite Paxton Hotel)) Office hours, 9 n. 1,0 8 p. m. Bundays, 10 a. m._to1p. m. § in Chronic, Nervous Skin and chalists ter-Consultation: st office or by mail free. Medicines sent by mail or express, securely packed, free from observation cure quickly, safely.and permane i Spern NERVOUS DEBILITY niiosiexviche ous. Physical Decay. arising from 1 on, Excess or Indulgence, producing Sleepless 58, Despondenc: on the fuce, aver- on to society, sconraged, Jack of confl nce, y 83, and finds permanently’ and pri- Comsult ‘Drs. Letts & Betts, 1408 Farnim st., Omaha, Neb. ., i iapqapt Syphilis, a disease 000-and Skin DiSeases mvee tix iy ta s sults, completely eradicated without the ald of Mercury. Scrofula, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Blotches, 1l , Pasusin the Head and Bones, Syphilitic Sore Throat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca! tarrh, et permaunently cured where others have failed. Kfl ng and Bladder Complaints, I ATY Basa tur,* Diewe, 1o fra: que r Blood. 1ky sediinent on standins omptly and Eafely Cured, Charges Reasona- | Guaranteed per- * manent Care, re- oval complete, without cutting, caustic or lation. ¢ effected at Lome by patient thout & moments pain or annoyance, To Young Nen and Misdls-Ased Men, SURE CURE The awful effects’ of early Vice. which b RS organic akness, destroy.ng both mind body, with all its dreaded {lls, permanently cu: BFV[‘T’\ Adress those who kav GLIN themselve s and solitar) r and mind, uifitting them ror business, study or marriage, MARIED MEN, O thoso enterinz on that hap py life, aware of physical debility, quickly us Fisted. OUR SU( In based upon facts, First—Practical Expe rience. ory case is ospeclully studied. Third—Me lic.nes are vr ~20 fo) and 1. §2A Delicute Disea b anly letter or culi ve you future suffering and shime, wid lén years to life. 397 No letters i unless sccompaned by 4 cents in stainps, Addressorcallon ' DRs, BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Street. Omuha, Neb, ‘THE BESTWHITE SOAPMADE INAMERICA +FLOATING - SOk WRAPPERS, (LaReE 3i2E) 2 and receive & *[ATRHLESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING - Continental Glothing Hous POSTPONEMENT. We are obliged on account of the busy season to postvone ouf Semi- Annual stock taking until August 1st, and our Grand Clearance Sale of Summer Clothing will continue for the rest of this month Bargains in Men's Clothing, Bargains in Boys' and Children's Clothing Special Discounts in Merchant Tailoring Department, Furnishing Goods Department. Everything desirable in hot weather furnishings. The largest va- riety and lowest prices. Men's Summer Coats and Vests. Closing out prices on all these zoods. Pantaloon Department, Price $3.50. We will continue the sale of $3.50 Pantaloons during the month and have included many special lines never sold forless than $5. EARLY CLOSING. Until further notice our store will be closed at 6:30 v, m.. Saturdays 10 p. m. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Our friends will please remember this and make their purchases accordingly. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietorsi Cor. Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha. STILL A CHANGE AT $15. Some good har, vet bo found among our odd s @ in mind the we offer, but firstelass i ever ONE OF THE MOST BUCCESSPUL %" SPECIALISTS .21 In the Treatment of All Chronic, Nervous and Private Discases. Spermatorrhaa, lmjpotency and Fuil aofolutoly curad: "A cire iiarar e Diseases, Nirl Manhood amp for To OFFICE: 16TH AND DOT OMALIA, S8, CURED @] e Unens: o - (B N0 A6 OMANA BUSINERS POLLEGE. Aswo rom Gaiiman AOURNAL N}:w YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CORN. wall-on-Hudson. CoL. C. J, Wi, B, 5. M., Bupt.; B F. HyArz, Coma't of Cadets. 4 — —— " Northwestern lllmnrx Academy, f CONSERVATORY !hl:lllm : s Soxits of Marica) [nstruction BULn W BULs, dacksouville, T JUST RECEIVED, 100 TONS. Best Boston Twine 4 ana 4. Also nave PURIE MANIL A Half-and-half, § ana F, ana CLEAR SISAL, AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRIC GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO,, 202 to 208 5. Water St., Chicago, h PENNYMOYAL WAFERS aro succossfully monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Are Safe, Effectual and Pleasant ¥ Yiperbarh allor &t druggiste. Seated -Partioulars 2 postage stamps. Address Tus Kuksss Cusuicas Co., Durioir, Mica For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Company, Owmaha, C TEINGS, ENGRAVINGS, % ARTIST SUPPLIES, E5 | MOULDINGS, FRAMES, 1613 Douglas §t 2 EMERSON, HALLET & DAVIS, KIMBALL, PIANOS AND ORGANS SHEET MUSIO. = Omeha, Nebraska, STRANG & CLARK STEAM HEATING co, Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Supplies. Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Etc. MERICAN EXPRESS GONIPANY'S E(l{fiufi)un Uop:fr‘t‘ \L:u‘ l;;;‘l\“ A‘\r o New York, Seend ADOWS & CO. Waier 8t HARVE, | iy Hafen, BIENEN A VE C.E.&C. M. ANTHONY. 812 1st Nat'l Bank Building, Omaha, - Nebraska 5 S o FARM LOANS Low rates for Cholce Loans, Tities and values delay. Local correspondents wanted in Ne raska and lows. BELTASUSPENSORY Made for it - CHICAGOI]i CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROVAL PILLS, lo pill for sle. Safe Halth i8 L a guarunteod gpocifl Convulsions, fits, Nervois Headache, rvous Prostration cau ase of alcoliol or tobaceo, Wakeful: Depression, Bofiening of the lirai Insanity and leading to misery, d y aud death, Promature Old Age, Harronn s, of Power In either sex, Lovoiuntary Losses und Spormuat. orhaea caused by over-axartion of the brain,selt. &buse or overindulgence. Kach Lox containg ene month's treat) .00 & bo ix boxes Lor #.00,88u% by mail prepaid on receipt of price, WH GUARANTER SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received b 8 for 81X boxos, wocompanied with 8,00, we wil #ond the purchaser our written guarantes o re- fund the mons f Llie traatment does not eirect 5onn Guar #e8 lsgued only h{ Goodman rug Oo., |lru[hflll. Bole Ageals, 1110 Fasnum strost Omaoha Net uralgis, d by the 55, Muntal restilting in DiYongEs HODRICH Law, 12 orn St., g £l yours’ experiouce; busiass gally trausucted. OMANA MEBICAL : SURGICAL IS T T TR, P % ? Re 137H & Uooce S8, OMAHKA, NEB. FOI TILE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRORIC and SURGIGAL DISEASES BRACOCES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES, * Facilitios, Apparatus and Re rSuceeasful reatment of every form of requiring i EDICAL o SURGIOAL TR THENT, ROOMS FOR FA 78,1 Erov ARl I L AN 07" WRITE FOR OIPCULARS on Deformities Pracos, Trusses, Olub Feet, Curvatures of Epine, Fi E}un‘ur ";;.,.ru..,lcmmx. Iirum.hxu_:‘-, Toalati cotric aralysis, Epilepsy, Ki E’IQSE“A' jcin an. Blood dnd L1f Gurgical Op SES OF WOMER o i W MAVE LVTKLY ADDKD A LY IXG WONEN DURING (0 0 LY FRIVAT, Oaly Reliuble Modical Inktitvto rALINE & Spec aliy of PRIVATE DISEASES Hlood Dis. iy freated, f bt Blsig o largest, Tacert o i1k Lhe world, odations unexoelled, New ¥ork to 00l vin Queensiown T Celehrat L teum? Gty o me | anfp 16 WL July 24 New York to Glasgow via Londonderry | ¥urnessia... August 10 | Devoula, August 17 August i | Circassia, .. Augus, 24 lar weskly railings thereatter. pool, Derry, Bolfast or Jusgow steainers, Wi nud 3 Claas V0. Buanre blo Tor elthor o trip L Boutl o Anchorii With re $4100N § X ATy ) rts by it 0. EXouns s 1Y i privi 5 Mur X oV, Ploturer rufis ply Lo any of GUr160a1 Henderson Brothers, H. 5 HALL, i1 V. Modiiks M