Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Revenue collections yesterday, $15, 172,87, OMecer Bloom mourns the loss of a $75 Bnglish pug, which was stolen from him on Monday. General Crook and staff went to Fort Robingon in a specisl car on the Elk- horn line. yesterday morning. Attorney Ed Crowell has filed a com- plaint wiih the police commissioners charging Policoman Newman with ns- saulting him without provocation. On Monday morning at 9 o'clock the tin, shect iron and cornice workers’ union will meet at Metz’ hall to arrange the details of their part in Labor day’s celebration. John J. Bruner, of Oakdale, has been appointed storckeeper and gauger ab the distilleries of V. B. Lewis and Col- ling & Co., of Deer Creek, vice Peter O’Shen, relieved. The late Van M. Mackey, ex-deputy elork of the district court, will be buried this afternoon. The funeral cortege will lenve thé deceased’s late residence, 2120 Harney, at 2 p. m. for Forest Luwn cemetery. Chief J. J. Galligan and the fire com- missioners have bought a lot of bunting, fiags, ribbons, ete. , for decorating tho engine houses, machines, horses and men for the parade during Merchants’ week. The following consignments were re- ceived at the customs office for local firms yesterday: One case of linens from Germany, two cases of chinaware from Paris, and three cases of Havana cigars. The waterworks company has laid off 125 men at Florence. These were the last of the 700 men who have been working since early in the spring upon the company’s reservoirs at the new plant. The improvements are now complete. The residents along North Eigh- teenth street, which has been paved more than a year, claim that there is more travel on than there is on Sherman avenue; that the dust is ex- ceedingly great, and furthermore, that the street has been swept butonce since the pavement was laid. samuel 1. Pope & Co., plumbers of Chicago, appeared before Judge Berka yesterday by their agent in compliance with a v ant issued on complaint of Inspector Duncan, charging them with doing plumbing without a license. They plead guilty and announced their intention of taking out a license. They were discharged with payment of the costs. — Personal Paragravhs. W. L. Wilson, of Nebraska City, is at the Murray s Miss Lena Springbe, of St. Joseph, is at she Paxton, Robert E. French, of Kearney, is in the city on a short visit. Mrs, J. S. Brown and son, of Denver, are Ruests of the Paxton. James McMuin, wife and boy, of Ogden, Utah, ure at the Millard, Mrs, 1. M. Fisher and boy, of Allison, Ia., ‘were at the Miilard last night. Frank P, Ireland and William Hawke, of Nebraska City, are at the Paxton. Miss Mabel Shreve, of Fremont, is visiting her friend Miss Lillie Chamberlain, Mrs. S. C. Green and Miss Winnie Green are at the Murray, from St. Albans, Vt. Ben F', Hildebrand, editor of the Press, Pawnee City, Neb, was in the city yester: day. W. M. Connell and wife were at the Mil- lard yesterday, from San Fraucisco, 4s were also Miss Brownlee and Mrs. R. Criglar. “J. A. McDougall and Miller Borghum, of the American Water Works company’s office, :nv:mue to western Nebraska on a chicken un A Protest, The Omaha Typographical union has is- sued a protest against Gibson, Miller & Richardson representing the printing trade in the Merchunts' week parade, as proposed. A Stolen Gir. Mrs. Ellen W. France, of St. Joseph, had a watch given to ker by her brother. It was stolen by o man_who, sho thinks, cawe to Omaba, and she has asked the Omaba police to try and recover themissing ticker. IN-Assorted Colors. “Stomp” Garth, o colored barber, has been arrested for abusing a white girl named May Howard. May is “Stump's” solid girl and has for a long time submitted to being abused by him when she can't furnish him money. Increasing Kines. The authorities have decided to increase the fines that are monthly collected from the keepers and inmates of the houses of prosti- tution. The fine has heretofore been §10 per month for each keeper of a house of ill-fame and §6 for each inmate, Upon consultation with the mayor and officials, Judwe Berka hus decided that, be- ginning with September 1, he will fine keep- ers $16 a month and inmates §5 each. The mcrease in the fine will increase the revenue nearly $1,000 a month, PAXTON HOTEL, OMATA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainard, proprietors. — Ller's Ire, Julius Iler says it is his turn now to figure 88 complainant, and he wilf commence suit at once against J. Wood Smith, claiming $25,000 damuges for false arrest and false imprisonmeut. My lawyer is making out the papers,” exclaimed he about noon, ‘‘and they will be filed in the district court before night. Smith failed to prove me guilty of being a thief, in the nolice court, 1 was discharged, and propose to have satisfaction. 1was thaugent of my brother and the Chupwan heirs for the Cozzins house erty. He put up §500 forfeit, then went ack on o thirty duys' contract, and thought I was gilly enough to rewurn him the money also. We will sce before this thing is through ‘who was right.” — P S, MORSE & CO., Ladies Kid Gloves. SPECIAL SALE. Commencing Friday, August 30, and runninE through fair week, the Mel- ohoir kid glove, 4 button, in biack, brown, tan, red, olive and green. This is a regular 81.50 glove, but as long 03 tho present stock lasts we make the price 81 per vair. We believe it a big bargain. 8. P, MORSE & CO, Labor Day L'roclamation. Mayor Broawh yesterday afternoon issued the following proclamation: Whereas: The legislature of the state of .. Nebraska did, by an act approved March 20, 1889, provide for holiday to be known us “Labor Duay" as follows: English Bo it enated by the legislature of the state | of Nebraska: Section 1. The first Monday in the month of Septemuver in each year shall hereafter be known Labor Day’’ und shall be deemed @ public holiday in like manner and to the me extent as the holidays provided for in section eight (8) of chapter forty-one (41) of the Compiled Statutes of 1557. Therefore, I recommend that all places of business be clesed upon Monday, the 2d day of Beptember, that all clusses of labor wmay have the uwmnuuuy to comply with the Svirit of the law, W. J. Broarcn, Mayor, To My Customers. I will be pleased to meet any friends and customers at the Murray hotel on September 4, and thereaftor until end of Merchants' week. Hoping w be of some service, [ am, obediently yours, W. G. MCPHERSON, ‘With Richardson & Boynton Co,,man- ufacturers of heating apparatus of all kinds, AMUNG THE RAILROADS. The Union PFacific Time Oard—Ad- vances on the Missouri Puoific. On Sonday next the new time card on the Union Pacific goos into effcct. As has becn stated, the new schedule was devised merely for the purpose of taking up slack, or in othier words utilizo the time formerly ex- pended in stopping for meals which, since the dining carsystem was adopted, is unnec- ossary. The only change which affects Omaha is in the leaving time ot No. 1, which will leave at 7:45 p. m. instead of 8:15 as at present. The changes in time of other traing are very unimportant and are not worth mentioning, the difference in time not being over four or five minu To Climb Pike's Penk. Captain W. F. Tebbetts, general passenger agent of the Denver & Rio Grande, is i the city as enthusiastic as ever. According to his statement the Rio Grande managemont has a scheme on foot which will if put in ex- ecution give the West a cog-wheel railrond, It is proposed to build u line directly up Pike's Peak from Denver for the accommo- dation of tourists, Captain Tebbetts claims that 1f this is done the number of visitors to Denver will be incroascd at least 40 per cent. Railroad Notes, The Union Pacific's Yellowstone Park ex- cursion * arrived in the city yesterday at 9:45 v'clock. 'The party speak “vory highly of the trip. 1. H. Cooper, the newly married city pas- senger agent of the B. & M., at Denver, is in the city to-day, en route home from the G. A. R. cncampment at Milwaukee. Cooper isa vetoran himself, having served as a drummer boy in the Bighth Illnos. He on- tered tho sorvico in 1801, when but fourteen, and remained through the entire conflict. Special car 01 was sent westward yesterday morning to_bring President Adams, Vice- President Holcombe and Trafic Manager Mullen home. The car will meet the party at Green River, Wyo. Division Superiutendent Ressiguie of the Union Pacific has returned yesterday from a six wee's' vacation. James Chambers, ticket agent of the Union Pacific at the depot, who has been at l‘,nku Minunetonica for a time returned yester- day. Do not be induced to take some other preparation when you call for Tlood's Sursaparilla. Be sure to get Hood’s, which is peculiar. ANOTHER SORKOWKRUL STORY the Bars "of Juage Berka. Minnie Collins, a decidedly handsome girl, was before Judge Berka on the charge of being an inmate of a house of prostitution. Ste was found 10 & house at the corner of Eighth and Dodge streets, Weanesday night. ‘The girl told her story to the court, She is an orphan, she said, sixteen years old, and, with anolder sister, has been living with her grandmother at Hambury, Towa. Soma time ago her older sister loft home and Omaha, and soon after wrote to h burg relatives that she was married and do- ing well, and wanted Minnie to come and ve with her. Three weeks ago Min- nie and her grandmother quarrelled, and the girl, remembering her sister’s invitation, left her graudmother and came to Omaha to sec her sister. When she arrived here she was astonished and_shocked to find that her sister Mary, mstead of being marrie living in a_house of prostitution on street. ' Minnio was without money and without frienas other thun her sister, and after other plans failed she went into the house as an inmabe, She was assessed the regular prostitute’s fine, which her sister paid, Repeated in HELFENST OUl'!f CLAIMS, The Munificent Figure at Which he 15 Seliing Them. 0. Backus, oneof the Omaha parties fight- ng tne claims of Helfenstein, the St. Louis millionaire, upon North Omaha real estate, gave up the battle wednesday, and bought a quit claim deed from Helfenstein. The property in question was the north one-half of tax lot 22, section 15, township 15, range 13. Itison North Sherman avenue, Hel- fenstein got $600 for his claim, Backus wanted to get alittle rea The banks wouldn’t take a mortg: lot while the title was clouded by Helfen- stein’s claim. 1t has been so for years, and 10 one can yot see through to the end; o he gave it up to secure a certainty. Tn regard to the above case the attorneys for the Home Defenders, the owners of this property, said Mr. Backus had a number of ns upon his houses, and in order to relieve nself from these ho endeavored to secure a loan before the Home De- fenders’ orgavization had been formed and had gone so far that he could not withdraw. In order to protect himself Mr, Backus was compelled to complete the loan, and in order to do so had to purchase a quit claim from Helfenstein, as the easgern loan agents will not loan money upon any property involved in a law suit. ‘‘But let me suow you,” said one of the at- torneys, ‘‘how highly Mr. Helfenstein val- ues his claims upon this property. Two rep- utable real estate men have estimated it to be worth $26,500, and in addition to this Hel- fenstein claimed $4,000 for rent, but he gives 8 quit claim deed to all for o paltry $600. I tell you that 1t is nothing but a clever. tem of robbery and so appears upon the face.” RIVAL GRAV DIGGERS, Two Veterans, Medlock and Pruitt, Eager to Do Sod-Turning. Some weeks ago, Rufus Pruitt, sexton of Prospect Hill cemetery, resigned his position to accept that of sexton of Mount Hope ceme- tery, situated in the northwestern part of the city. He was succeeded by the great, veucrable, imperturbable prince of grave- diggers in this city, George Medlock, In returning to Prospect Hill, George found himself on s old svading ground, be- cause, there, he had tearfully laid away nearly all the sieepers who rest forever from the cures of life Rufus Pruitt’s father, however, thought he he had a right to his son's vacated position, He circulated a petition asking for the vlace, but was told by the board that he was too late. George had anticipated. He then ob- tained the permission of a number of lot owners 1o keep their premises in good condi- tion. Finally, one day, death sent a body to be buried in one of these lots. Mr. Pruitt's shovels and spade dug the grave and before those of Mr, Medlock’s could be got to work and then the scowling took place, It was the frowning of veterans vivitied by thoughts which took root deeper than the grave. The presence of the dead, however, prevented a disturbance of the peace which always reigns in their midst. But it 18 understood that Mr. Medlock says that if Mr., Pruitt wants to continue his grave digging with hope of re- muneration, he will not turn a finger to deny him the pleasure the task may occasion him, Something 1o Remember. If youare going east remembér the “Rock Island Route” run the sleepers and chair cars of their solid vestibule train to and from the Omaba depot, leaving Omuha at 8:45 p. m., thus avoid- ing the transfer at Council Blufls, Three solid trains daily. All chair cars are free. Dining cars on all through trains, Our trains make close connec- tion with all eastern limited trains con- necting in union depot at Chicago, avoiding a trunsfer across the ¢ parties enroute to New York, Boston and other eastern cities, “and every- thing a little better than other lines can offer.” S. B, VEN Ticket office 1805 Farnam. Gent W, A, s sy Merrick Mere and Oarrie. Sorgeaut Sigwart has dispelied the air of romance which has beea hanging over the mysterious disappearaunce of preity Carrie Merrick., Carrie bas starred as an innocent little creature who has beeu threatened by uer lover and coaxed iuto wrong paths by designing and disreputable women. Sery- cant Sigwart says that the girl has been nothiug but @ strees walker for a long while wnd has beer paying & fine as & prostitute for some months, Ln month sho seut her mother to_Judge Berka with & fibte request- ing the judgo to send her a fine receipt and she would send the money to him the next day. In this light poor Mea. Merrick's sotic- itations for her daughter's safety and good name are amusing to the police. SEL1ZER-SOARED COON, His Frantic Effort to Bscape an Im- aginary Knemy. “Great gawd, dat nigger'll sure!” Henry Cruse, the roustabout in the Mur- ray hotel saloon, was flying down the alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth and Har- ney and Farnam streets, when he forth this ejaculation. Henry was scared. Thore was no douht about it. Bareheaded and with his white apron fluttering in the wind, he flew up that alley at a paco that would put Little Brown Jug to the blush. He was so seared that his ebony-haed countenance had turned to a sul- phurous yellow. Atthe end of the alley he ran arms of a policeman, “Oh, good Gawd! Mr. OMsser,” cried Henry, while big drops of perspiration rollod down his face, “dar's a nigger down dar at the Murray who's tryin’ to kill me. Ho shot at me foah times, Mr. OMsser. He ben tryin’ to kill me for fouh woeks, Oh, Lawd! what'll L do!” With much dificulty Henry was persuaded to roturn to the hotel with the officer. Ar- riving there, the bartender explained that Henry's trepidation was occasioned by the explosion of a seltzer bottle, But Henry knew bettor, “Don’t yuse believe dot Mr. OMsser. Dot nigger dere |pointing to another son of Ham employed in the notel] has been a-trying to kill mo some foah weeks. You knows you have, vou niggah. But you kain't do it, foh Isconto yer. You kain't fool dis chicken, Yuse go ahead and arrest him Mr. Ofisser, for 'temut to murder and I'll circumstantiate what Ise told ver.” Henry was finally calmed down but it was not until his enemy had been removed. It seems that thece has been some trouble between the two darkies for some time, and yesterday, while Heury iwas about his duties in the saloon, the seluzer bottio ex- ploded and, without stoppine to'look, decided that his enemy was shooting at him, and with one jump was through the nearest door, Friends of both parties expect a bloody en- counter between the two. shoot me into the Abstracts of title w0 Wyoming oil lands furnished. Assessment work done and verified to by ufidavit and certi- ficate of recorder. Claims located. J. J. Corbett, Casper, Wyoming. COMING TO OMAHA AGAIN. *Rev." George Francis Train to Visit the City in October. Among the passengers on the west bound Union Pacif yesterday was George B. Stohl, of Denver, who is on his way home from New York city, having left thers sev- eral weeks ago. Priorto his departure Mr. Stwbl, who is a friend of George Francis iad a conversation with the eccen- tleman, who stated emphatically that in October he would visit Omaha to complete the park system which he Anraugummu several years ago, and to . fook over the site for the world's* fair in 181 Mr. Train expressed himself as an ud- vocate of Omaha for the fair, ficst, last and all the time, The Gate city is tbe center of the United States, the world and the uni- verse. Heis against Chicago because they hang people there. Second-Class Tickets Via the Northern Pacific R. R., allow the holders the privilege of stopping over at Spokane Falls, Wash., and al points west of there. The Northern Pacific is the oily line traversing Washington Territory from east to west and north to south. Ratesfrom Omaha and Council Bluffs to all points on the North Pacific coast areas low via the Northern Pacific as any other line. AN AVENGING BROTHER. Secks the Arrest or Life of His Sister's Betrayer. i Malcolm Swanson, a young Swede, came here several wecks ago from Otterbourg, In, and found work in the Union Pacific shops, Malcolm was missed at Otterbourg, especially by pretty Lena Gunderson, a young girl who loved him, and whem he had taken advantage of under a promise of marriage. H. A. Gunderson, a brother of the wrouged girl, came to Omaha Wednesday and found out where Swanson was working. He applied for a warrant for Swanson’'s ar- rest, und could not understand why.the writ could not be issued except uponthe com- plaint of the girl herself.” Gunderson when convinced ‘that he could 'not secure Swanson’s arrest, wantea to know 1f it would be all right if he went out an " shot Swanson’s head offt.s He ywas cautioned against such a method of ‘proccedure, but left the court room vowing that if he could not scouro wanson's arrest e would have s life. 35.00 Is now the rate via the Northern Pa- cific railroad from Omaha and Council Bluffs to all north Pacific coast points. including Portland, Tacoma and Sea tle.- Through tickets are on sale via this route daily. This is. the only line running through the eastern and cen- tral portions of Washington territory. Stop-overs are” given on Northern Pa- cific second-class tickets at all points in ‘Washington. Alluminate and Decorats, The committee on decorations for Mer- chants’ week are emphatic in their requests that all business houses in the city be illumi- nated and decorated. Such action on the part of the businoss people will tend to make the city moro attractive and will naturally nssistin making the occasion oue to be remembered. 3 Catarrh cured, health and sweot breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Goodman Drug Co. Alleged Embezzlement. . J. Howell, manager of the Red Tank line, has caused the arrest of W. K. Elliott, one of his clerks, on the charge of embezzle- ment. Eiliott claims that he kept the sum out of his collections, as Howell owed him the amount for wages. The case will be heara in police court to-day. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of pure- &y, stre aud wholesomeness. 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FRANCIS ACADEMY COLUMBUS, PLATTE, COUNTY, NEBRASKA, Condueted vy the Sisters of 8t, Francis, Opens its eighth s0holastic year Sept 4, 1559, Tnis stitution offers every advantage for acquiring a orough, Christian education. For terms and rticulurs address, Sister M Josepha, Supor- WO G0ICR SCI00LS HBrooke Hall, for Girls and Young Ladics Shorttidge Medin Acadewy, for Boys und Young Men ey P Harvard Swithin C, Shortlidge, A M. cradiiie. Media, Penusylvanis, near Philadelphia, [LLINOIS MILITARY ACADEMY (Formerly Morgan Park Military Acudemy.) rior location: excellent facilities. ‘Thorough proparation for collex e chiool OF busk Full ter % oL 160, TENRY L A.B., Prin, Morgan Purk, 'Cook Co,, 4L S RGO FEMALE anParknoarChitago. 0r (1118 and Youn 1 3G Maaison bir dd Morgan Fark, 1L, or N EW XORK MILITAIY ACAEMY, CORN o thudion, Ut 3 Wrikhe, B B, ¥. Hyatt, Cond t of Cadets, WY SCHOOL, MANLIUS, N. V. {neorin; Ualn, K D TN TN G TON VERBECK, Superinteadent, S MILIT s Ky W, ILLINOIS " Setitgis ol of Musical Tnstruction, Pt LR e . ByLs, Viikacuville, exam- the Justly cel- of Chicago—Fac- ., WATSON, resi~ AUTUMN IS CLOSE UP And woare ready for it. Out buyer lioa been inspecting the Kastern Markets for the past six weeks, preparing for the com- ing season. We are niready receiving earl Fall Novelties, and the Summer outfits will lsoon be removed to the back shelves, Our new stock has been select(d under’ most adyantageous circumstances froi the best approved nanufactures. We araonfident of tne excellence of our goods asad Lope by courtesy and honorable dealing to coui- [mend ourselves, MAX MEYER. ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1806, Max Meyer & Bro, Great reduction of price on second hand Pilanos and Organs. A good chance to get a good Plano for a small smount of money, PIANOS, ‘c..-n per be Square, flne tone, 3 (“f»l::.llww,l‘l.tlv, . 200 00 #20 00($10 00 1Hallet, Davis & Co. 2110 00 1Weber, BqUAre, ........ 10 00 1Knabe, square..... 10 00 18teluway, square. 10 00 1 Bradbury, square. .. 800 1W. W. Kimball, squar: 800 1 Nenton & Co. square B 00 1good square Plano 50) ORGANS. 1 Estoy Organ, used 8 months| cost new, 1 1 8choninger Organ, 10 stop. 1Sunday School Organ, cos ne Py 8 00 1W. W, Kimball Organ. . 8 00! 1 Piineo Organ ..o 6 0 1Taylor & Farley Organ. 00| 1Taylor & Farley Organ 700 60 1 Mason & Hamlin Organ 600 400 0 above prices are 10 per cent less than ever offered before and as we must have room for our large stock of New Planos we will glve an extra 10 per cent discount from above prices to any one that buys an instrument before August 1at Every Instrament guarantood to be just as re- presented, Pianes for vent for $2.50 and upwards per month, Organs for rent for $1,50 and upwards per month, 1f you buy any of the above instuments and you ire not satisfled, we will allow you saine as you paid for 1t toward any new Plano you may seloct, Call ourly and get s bargain, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. 00 10 00) ) 00( 10 0] 0 Wl 10 00) 40 00 8 0] 000 500 500 500 b0 5 0) 10 00 | 8 00) v & PISTASLISNED 1861 | 190,800 ' smcl Chicago, 11 {clnrklt. /7 R\ The Regur Old-Esedlshed gan~BBUPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON =\ el I titl Troating with the Groatest . UCCESS N SKILL and § SN P Chrouic, Nervous and Private Diseases. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Peiling Memory, lxh-unmg Drains, Terrible reams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects ..u.m‘«y eurly decuy +nd perhaps Consumption of Tos tx. treated scientifically by new methods with 8Y TLIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dise 2a ermanently cured, & KIDNEY and URINARY oo Gonorrhoen, Strictu re, Varicocel of the Genito-Urinary Organs nnml8 injury to Stomach, Kidneys or oher Organs, 9~ N ments. Age and exp portant. Itetion free and smcre: B Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Di N &3 Those contemplating Marriage send for Df. Clarke's celebrated guln\e‘lflnle and Female, each 15 cents, both ag cents (stamps). Consult the old octor. Am-mily letter or call may save future suffers ing and shame, and add golden yoars tolife, 8~ Hook “Life's (Secret) Errors, soconts (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, secure from eXposures Hours,Bt0 8. Sundays g to ia. Address F. D, CLARKE, M. Day_ . 180 80, Dok te: GHIOAO, WEs OMRHA MEDICAL S SULGICAL INSTITUTE. " N.W,Con, F314 & Danue 813, OMAHA, NEB. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONL and SRGICAL DISEASES BIRACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND ;RUSSES. R Best Pacilitios, Apparatus and Ry forBucosssful Treatment of evor asn requiring NEDICAL or SURGICAL TREATMENT, NINETY ROONS FOR PATIENTS,! Board & Attendance, Best Accommodations in Wes 07" WRITE FOR OTROULARS on Deformities B jeser, Olgh Foct, Orvatures of Epine Files, Floesistiyr Fartipate Baiton M "hl"l‘-'dl e Eyo, Ear, Bkin ani Blood and a1l éux.xc.fllm.unna DISEASES OF WOMEN 5i.coiciarvosiod Diseasonor Woios W MAVR EATHLY ADDED A L8615 DETARTHENT TOR WOMNEN DURING CONFINKMENT. (STRICTLY PRIVATE,) Ouly Reliable Medical Institute mal g & Bpecialty of RIVATE DISEASES A1 Blood Disease Bgpiitic Folion s 1078, OARO A e e 18th and Dodgn Btreots, OMAIA, NED, T, 8 guaranteod speciio for Hysteria, onvulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgis, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by th aso of alcohol or tobaces, Waketuluess, Mont; Depression, Softening of the Brain, resultingin insunity snd leading to misory, decay and death, Prematuro Old Age, Barronuess, Loss of Pow In eithier sex, Involuntary Lossss and Spermal orhcea caused by over-axertion of the bruin,s abuse or overindulgence. Each box contal cne month’s treatment. 31.00 & box, of six Hox for 31.00,sent by mail prepaid on receipt ot vrice, WH GUARANTEH SIX BOXE3 To cure any case, With each order received b s for six boxes, accompanied with #5,09, wo wi gend the purchaser our written guarantes to re. fund the money if tho treatment doss not eTaoh Guarantec issund only by Goodmas Drug h:. Sole Agents, (110 Farnam o A Sure Cure —OR— ITO PLAX. 20to 60 DAYS, This is » disease which has heretofore Baffled all Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Sarsapia rilla or Hot Springs fail, we guarantées curss We have o Remody, unknown to anyone in th World outside of our Compuny, and one that h NEVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinate cases, Ten days in Fecent cases does the work. 1t1sthe old chronio deop seatod cases that we solicit. We have cured hundreds who have been abandoned by Physicians, and pronounced incurable, and wi ciallenge the world to briug us & case’ that we will not cure in less than sixty dsys. Since the listory of meaicine ® true specifio for Byplills has becn sought for but ney found unuil our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and wo are justified u sayin 1t 18 the only Remeay i the World tnat will po itively curs, bacause tho latest Medical Works, ublished by the best known authorities, say NEre Was nevel rue specitic before, Our ra edy will cure when everything else hus fall V\'fl ‘waste you time and money with patent modicines that neyer ind virtue, or doctor with phynictans that cannot oure you, you that liare 1od everything else should come to us now ai gt permanent relisf, you never can get it ulso: Whera, Mark what Wo say, Ip the eud Yo munt take our remedy or NEVER recover an you that have been afficted but & short timd 2hould by all means come to us now, not one ia feniof now casos oyer get pormanhtly oured; Many get holp ana shink they aro freo from th Aisease, but (n ome, two ur wices roars atter 1 appoars again in & more norrible form. This is & blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. Noricx—We desire 1o caution patients in res gard 1o parties claiming to use the Uook Heise edy, Our formula i3 not and CANNOT be Ku0Wn 10 Anyone but ourselves. THE COOK REMEDY GO. Booms 418 aud 418, Paxton Block, DAUNKENNES Liguer Hablt, Positively Cared y Admintstering Dr. Huine ‘Golden Bpeoltic, It can be given in u cup of eoffue or tea without the knowledgo of the pe: Tuklog 1t ls absolutely hurm: 1 will ertutt n apoedy aid " permanviit o Tho batle Fate driGkur OF D el Knowloduo kud (o 4y y duig e ‘own ‘Troe will, Nevor kulla. Tiio b od with specitic, 1t Decotws 8 ulter WBossibiity Tor U {{quur i o ealat. Ve e by iK'l ¢ D igkista, 1o0h and Dougls sis.. wnd T ik Lo Gutabine 2. D oM & B0, Colnol Bluibe FOR MEN ONLY! APOSITIVE 1ot asuc s CURE St ity Hobuat, Noble MANMOOD full Birenginen WEAK, UNDEVELOVED ORGAN Absalutel WORK 100] [ )