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

THE CITY. Eli Hulett, the man who was tried on the charge of stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. Withnell, was acquitted. Born—To T and Mrs, C. W, Bavidge, a boy. The child has been named Mark Mallalieu, in honor of Bighop Mallalicu of New Orleans, g i Pecsonnl turagranhs, H. K. Eagleson of Croig is at the Casey, J. G. White of Kearnoy is at the Paxton. W. G. Whitmore of Valley is at the Mur ray W. H. Houglhiton of Valparaiso is at the Casey. ders of Lincoln is a guest at the M. F Paxton, H. Gibbons of Paxton, H. J. Lee of Fremont Is a Murra, Miss E. Millara. W 1T Hayford of Hastings the Cascy, W, 1. wrightof David City is a guest at the Paxton. C, L. Van Fleet of Lincoln is registered at tho Mur ‘Theodore Mayer of Alma the Millard, M. C. t the Millurd, C A, Mitehell of Bellevue is registered 8t the Casey Thomas H, Hicks of ¥ at the Ca Ring of Nebraska City is at the Kearney is stopping at the guest ot the B. Gillespie of Lincoln is at tho is a guest at is registered at nerd of Lincoln is stopping’ at smont is stopping ens of Grand Island 18 stoppiog L. M. Whitney ping at the Cascy R. J. Kilpatrick and Kuests at the Paxton, Mrs. pwman and son stopping at the Paxton, J. H. Davis and S. D, Frederick of Gib- bons are registered at the Paxton, B Malhsy, with J. M. Hutton & Com- pany, Richmond, Ind., is in the city. D. C. Van Dingen and O. P, Hinges of Lincoin arcamong the guests at the Millard. Mrs, W. B. dhorpe and Miss Kstella Thorpe of David City are guests at the Murray. J. D. Hawthorn, J E. Frenchof K at the Paxton. Present W, can Wi from his Boston trip. Mrs. Jennie McNamara of 1614 Izard streot is visiting her sister, Mrs, G Robinson, of Mobiie, Ala, Mrs. W. J. Mount and Miss Maggie True land haye eove to Rock Spri Wyo., where Miss Trucland's father is ve $ Dr. C. A.Logan and wife, ex-mmister to Chili, is here for a few days looking over the city 'with a view of becoming interested in some of its enterprises. At the Windsor—W, Strauss, New York; W. H. H. Asbury, Ottumwa; H. K. Cham- bers, Severance; C. S, Hutcling, Omaha; C. W. Miller, Syracuse; C. . Hughes, North Platte; J. W, Lyons, Omuha; J. M. Peoria: A. K. Sills, Washington, D, V. A. Voost, Monticello, Ind. of Grand Island is stop- wife of Beatrice are of Fremont are shn Wilson and Robert ey ure among the arrivals A, Underwood of the Ameri- mpany, has returned Turkey and Whisky. The only and original loafer and sneak thief, Ed Ball, declared that he was full of turkey—not whisky—when arrested last night. He was fincd $1250 for kicking in a saloon door on North Sixteenth street. Those City Ordinances. Judge lves, Cougressman Counell's law partner, is hard at work completing the work of revising the city ordinances and ex- pects to have the book of compiled ordin- ances published before the end of the year. The Conadian Club, The Canadian club will hold a meeting this eveming at8 o'clock in tho A. O. U. W. hall, Fifteenth and _Farnam, for the di cussion’ of business. A large attendance is urgently requested. Stcond Ward Citizens, Thero will be an important meeting of the citizens of the Sccond ward at Fritz Muel ler's hall corner of Eighteenth and Vinton streets tonight at 8 o'clock. All the citizens are invited to be present,as business of importance will be discussed by eloquent spealiers, Whose Harness? A suspect, giving the name of C. W. Mat- thews, was arrested Thurs lay night. He had in his possession a set of single harness that was supposed to have been stolen. Any person who hus recently lost such an article may inspect this one at tue central police station, Daughters of Rebekah. Ruth lodge, Daughters of Rebekab, will give an entertainment at Oddfellows temple, corner of Fourteenth and Dodge strects, to- night. This loage is noted for the excellence of its entertainments and it 1s prowised that this one will be no exception to the rule. The programme will consist of literary and musical numbers and will con- clude with & supper and dance, Marriage Liconsoes, Licenses were issued to the following par- . ties by Judge Shields yesterday: Name and Address. Leonard U. Hupp, Omaha. Eunice Burell, Logan, la John Lewis, Couneil Bluffs. Huttie Blakeley, Council Bluffs , Joseph Naidt, South Omaha. . Franceska Sterta, South Omaha .. ‘Badly Burned. Miss Grace Clark who lives at Twenty-first and. Burt streets, was frightfully purned Thursday night. Sbe had been using gas- oline, and taking a lignted candle went 1uto the cellur to get some article which sho re- quired, While ascending the stairs the candle set fire to the gasoline which still re- mamned on Ler hands, and burned both of them terribly. It was thought ‘at Hrst that the left hand would require to beamputated, but the physicisns now hepe to save it. R To Kacilitate Voting. City Clork Southard has secured a boolk, indexed alphabetically, for each polling di- vision in the city, and will bave the names of the registe: ed voters copied for use of the Judges on election day. The names of the voters will be copied alphabetically and op- posite each name will be placed the voter's number aund ?‘ ge on the registration book, It is expected that the method will greatly facilitate the voting. —— Had a Strange Nose. John Wright had a split nose when he reeled up in front of Judge Berk: “Where did you get that rose asked the court. “Thavs what I would like to know my- self,” replied the prisoner, “While on my way home last night some person assaulted me with a club and took all of my money, I was drunk ail right, but if you fino me foull simply have to board me until the fing ‘»md l:lmvh o money.” t was tho first offense and Wright was discharged. e — The Park Commission. The board of park commissionars held a brief meeting yesterday afterncon. Dr, Miller and Messrs, Lininger and Millard were present. Bills amounting to 85,208 25 were allowed for material and lator in the work on Hans- com park wnd saluries of cuployes of the board. Mr, George P. Bemis was present and presented the bourd with 4 handsowe plan of the proposed k in Bemis' additiou, The rh‘" coutemplates & swall lake as a part of e iwprovements - and involved a large amount of fllling. Mr. Guy C. Barton QM he bourd about 10,000 cubie yards of w cnnn per yard, which the board accepted. The board will visit the park mna decide upon @ defluite plan for the vewents, . Age. eerens28 022 0023 ne IF You Don chised on Tucsday. The following places have been designated for the sitting of registrars for the city elec- tion to be beld Tuesday next, December & The registrars will be found at these places today from 8 o'clock in the morning till 8 o'clock at night. Today will be the last day on which voters may register: FIRST WARD, First District—Railroad ticket office, South Tenth street. Second District Sixth street. Third District—Hirt's grocery, street, betweon Doreas and Martha, BECOND WARD, irst District—Drug store, teenth and Williams st Second District--No. 150 THIRD WARD, 017 Ca 315 897 Barber shop, 1110 South Tenth corner Six- Vinton street. First District Second Distric 0. street tol avonue, South Kleventh FOURTHL WARD, First_District slie's South Sixteenth street Second Diserict—Little's Farnam street drug store, 102 cigar store, 1505 FIFTHL WARD, B First District—Costello’s drug North Sixtoenth street, Second District—1123 Sherman avenue. JEINTIL WARD, First District—Club room, and Lake streets. Se d riet—Lyceum fourth and Elkhorn raily Third District—Stovens' grocery, third and Parker streots, BEVENTH WARD, 1irst District—Republican headquarters at Park avenue, between Poppleton avenue und Woolworth uvenue, Second District— Riewe's store, sixth and Walnut streets, EIGHTIL WATD, Rirst District—2108 Cuming street, Bur- dick’s harncss shop. Second District- ber shop. store, 506 venty-sixth hall, Twenty- Thirty- Twenty- 03 Cuming street, bar- NINTH WARD, £908 Farnum street, Ityan’s oftice,corner Lowe First District Second Ihstric and Mercer avenu; At the election a full set of city will be voted for, namel police judge, comptroller men at Jurge to suc Bailey of the & zhih; Boyd, Seventh Counsnian, 1'ifth: Hascal), Y Chird A 1l also be voted on the question of tho issuance of bonds to the Ne- bras tral road in_consideration of the construction of o swel bridgo across the Missouri ulso of 8215000 for tho cction of an addition to the high aud the purchase of schcol sites d the erection of schools in various parts of the city officers Mayor, treasurer, and nine_counail: ced the followin xth ward; f Bur E Il‘l'lhl'l Cle kq. “Phere will be two sets of clerks on election day at the various polling places 1 the city. The county commissioners will uppoint tho same judwes for the bond election that have been appointed by the mayor for the city election, Th will appoint a separate set of clerks to look after the votes on the bonds. The following 1s a list of the election of- ficials for the poiling places outside of the y: V. H. Thomas, P. Harri- son. Kdward Burk; clerks, William Mitch- cll, Frauk Whitmore. Waterloo—Judges, D. B. sordan, Nason, J. R Watts{ clerks, i, gen, L. L. Stephe John B. Honu- John Rolfo; clerks, J. 13. Sievers, Dan Can* nav. Likhorn--Judges, Frank Gelston, Bug Whitne: ISoerhart; clerks, M. O, cott, Fred Malton, Jefferson—Juadges, Benjamin Bbener, Her- man Timme, Henry Wilke; cierks, C. J. Klaninger, J. R. McComb., Union—Judges,J. 5. Phader,Christ Pedde, George W. Ransom; clerks, M. L. Crosby, Edward Knght. Florence—Judges, Henry Hall, Huzh Q. Clarke, F, L. Ransom; clerks, Chas. 13runn, Herbert Hunt, ‘West Omaha—Judges, A. Clemens, James Petorsen, Michael Weare; clerks, Henry McGinness, Heory Eby. ““There are millions in it,” said a druggist when asked about Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts. For some time past I've been a rhenmatic. 1 recently tried Salvation Oil which gave me almost instant relief. I sincerely recommend 1t as it has cured me. JAMES GORDO! Balto., Ma. An Evening With the Hungarians. A pleasanc and interesting evening was that spent by the young ladies of the Sacred Heart academy, Park Place, with the Hun- garians, It was the third tnis scholastic term of that series of fine literary entert: ments inaugurated at the academy four years ago, and successfully continued up to the present. It wus encouraging proof that western girls are keeping abreast of the times in thus broadening and deepening the bed of their historical studies. The vast array of facts aud the sober and solid method of argument employed each month by these dihgent workers prove a valuable instruction for the less fortunate ones who have neither time nor opportunity for such reading. Fourof the essays by the graduates gave the salient features of Magyar life, manners und literature, while the three others dealt with the biographies of individual Hunga- rians whose decds allied them with more surring umes, upon more conspicuous scenes, The iustructors hold that Lue preparation reauired for such intelligent work as that indicated by these wonthly ex- creises, must form the tastes of the pupils to wholesowe literature, and thut there was little fear of their making a perverse selece tion of books, In the matter of good music, the numbers were unusually attractive, The vocal piecos were romarkubiy fine, y *The low’s Farewell,”are ailegro of exquit sung by two fresh, young voices, tifultrio, “'O Restless Sea,” anandante plain tively recalling pust memories, was well ren- dered, as was also the **Last Dre eaw,” @ bal 8d of ulmost equal beauty and tenderness, in which Miss Lowry made her first appearance as a soloist. A delicate and graceful chorus by the junior choir closed the vocal pro- gramme. ‘I he instrumental pieces showed a decided aduence in the apprecistion of classical musie. The ‘“Entree” and *Tarautelle,” though of the order, dispiayed the lighter sud more elegant style of playing. But, the masterpicce of the evening was Von Flotow's “Martha' salon THE superbly execnied on two McCreary and Lowe. One could almost near the plottings of the wily court lady in tho first three acenes, the duct between the Indies and the trio with Fristan. The_roll- ing up and down of the oct in the sherift scone had a magnificent and powerful effoct. All the liveliness in action and tuncfulncss in music of this popuiar opera were ably brought out by these two ac young ladies, pianos by Miss LITERATURE. The litorary exercises were as follows: Couatry and People. .. Miss Stephenson Origin of tha Hun, ighton A Swintly Monarch. s Ottis Mathias Corvinus, . \ll«s O'Keefe Austro-Hungary s Lee Hungarian Literature.... . a8 Lowe The Dear St. Elizabeth. .., MUSIC, The musical interludes were as follows: Eutre—lmpromptu poika. . nulhoft Misses Stervin and Dowling Swallow's Farewell, vocal duo Misses King and De Wolf Grand Galop Militaire, instr. solo Miss Von' Wasm O, Restless voeal trio. , Misses Lillis, Cre'y Martha, insteumental duo., Misse The Last Dre Kucken . Boscovitz ton, Lee. Flotow reary ) ¢ ..Cowey Miss Lowry, Tarantelle, instrumental s A cgan, The Dragon Flies, chorus The Junior Choir, .. Hoffmann Nervous debility v, diffidence, soxual _weakness, cured by D) Miles' Nervine, Simples free at Kuhn & Co.'s 15th and Douglas, Life of Kenben Gayio-d. The Life and Labors ot Rev. Reuben G rd, bore missionary for lowa and Ne- braska, from the taleated pen of his wife, Mary E. Gaylord, furnishes incidentally a chapter of history of the pioneer duys of Omaha and Nebraska of the greatest inter- est and which has heretofore been unwritten, Whilethe keynote of tho volume is the re- cord of the labors of a tireless toiler in the vineyard of his all the stier nts of the ¢ statehood a treated in o spimt ot fairsess and more ex- haustively than has heretofore been at- tempted. As is announced in the introductory, the narrative of Mr. Gaylord's life and labors is taken 10 & great extent from his own writ- ings; coplous extracts from a journal em- bracing a_veriod of time from 1857 to 18443 and a multiplicity of letters extending over many years, the whole woven together in o running narrative of infense interost, Mrs. 1 is 0 ginceful, easy wrifer, and the of tho eventful carcer of a remarkable man, the exciting times of colon- izatwon, the hardships and victories of the pioneers, the march of civilization into tho desert are a series of mental photographs in which every detail ie clear and distinet and possessing a dramatic interest never found in a dry historical record. After some teresting chapters of the early lifo of the subject of the bio th pen pictures of his birth-place and its surroundings; his collego life, touching inci- dentally on tho infancy of railroads, huzing 1n the early days at Yale, the scene is shifted to the In 1835 he became a tutor i the pre department of the Illinois college at ville, remuining there till 1837, when & turned to New Huven. In the follow year he was ordained to the wministr) preached imwedintely thereafter at Preston. In a letter written the following day we find the key-nota to his subsequent carcer: “Solemn and mighty are the respon sibilities now upon me, but let me not shrink from them, for Christ says: ‘My gra sufficient for thee.’ Of the wonderful success of his lab auring the following seven years to 1855 with the many thrilling weidents of those times two chapters ha n written. 55 he preached his first sermon in ana at the close of the service he was d by Governor Ricl n to ke his home 1 “the city that be.” Of Omaha in these days & letwr in the Home Mission- ary, says: “It is growing very rapidly, and scems destived to be & place of much im- portance. There are n tho town about forty houses, and from 0 0 inhabitants,.” Toward this then unex beginning of the winter 1855 taking his little bousenold, four in turned his willing footsteps, Of the city that time he wrote: “‘I sce undeniable ev. dence ofenergy and enterprise iu _this place that give proniise of prozress and a season of activity in busmess and improvements.” Some idea of the difficulties with which he had to cope, may be inferred from the fol- iowing For six weeks we were obliged to remain in the bouse which we at first occupied, and such intense cold we never experienced, We thought of what we haa leit. bu teit that the Lord had called us here, and we did not desire to return. Ihave now secured a more comfortacle dwelling, It has two 100ms, oue of good size, and the other small—no cellar, well or other conven- 1ences, For this we pay $21 a mouth, S fine flour is from 83 to #3.50 per hundred Wo have denied ou the luxury of butter,” The book is handsomely bound, and for sale by Join e & Eddy and R. E. rs in Omah cordis come was 1o prineed and S, Caulfield, Gaylord. Price, An Absoiute Cure. TheORIGINALABIETINGS OINTMENTD Is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, . and is an absolute cura for old sores, burns, wouunds, chapped hands, and all skin erup, tions, Will positively cure all kinds of piles- Ask forthe ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINI- MEN L. Sold by Goodman Drug cempany at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents. A PONDEROUS DRUNK, Four Hundred Pounds of Flesh Steeped with Corn Juice. #How wuch do you weigh, John Benson 1" | asked Judge Berkaof a corpulent offendor as ho fuded the court's whiskers with his "Thanksgiving breath. 1 402 pounds,” smd Benson, 0s he placed a handkerchief band ubout his head to keep 1t from burstine. “But 1 wasn't arrested for being fat, i 0, you were arrested for being drunk and it 1ok six policomen to carry you from the muml wagon into a cell. What does it cost to get a large man like you drunk?” “Up town the cost is mild_enough Lo suit me, but when 1 run into this here police coutt snag prices are high. I've settled for what [ g0t up town, now, sing out what you want and let me get out nto the air,” dollars and a half, Next.” Ml'm Wiunslow’s Soothing Syrup is the best of all remedies for children teeth- ing. 25 cents a bottle. INLE B ,4‘ et ECHAM FrECT| S as Wind and Pain in tn-:lumn. Sick Headache, Glddiness, Fu!- \d Drowsis Blotches on tho Skin. Disturbed Siedt Frighil Breams. and a THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN T s fe § ‘PILLS: MEDIGINE reath, co' Cold Flushings ol Heat, Loss of A WENTY MINUTES, y sufforer 1s earnostly invited Lo try one Box of these Pills, and thoy will be acknowledged to be a Won. Medicine, BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will qui ckly restore females to complete health, For a WEAK STOMAGH; IMPAIRED DIBESTION; " DISGRDERED LIVER; they ACT LIKE MAGIC —a/h- doses will work muscular System ; restorlng Crousing wit aro “ fucts ¥ adm long-lost Complexion 3 brinxln‘i th the OSE‘UD OF HEALTH Hla l"lBlGF’lvl‘M energy ot the y thousands. in_all classos o wondses upos.the Viial Org stre lhonln|ll|o back the keen edge of appelite auian frame. These 1o tho wloty; and onoof tho bost guaranto Ritvoun aua Dobiliiatod 1 (hat BEECHANS PILLS HAVE 7 THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT .EDICINE IN THE WORLD, repared only by THOS. 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BAK™R & €08 Broakfast Gocoa Is wblululfl wre and 1618 oluble, No Chemicals are wsed 10 ity preparation. 1t hes more than (hree timee (he atrongih OF Cocon nixed with Starche Arrowroot or Bugar, and i theretore B more economical, coutlig Loss (han ome cent @ eup. delicious, sourishing, strength SILY LIGESTED, aud ad i for Iuvaids & well sa persons [y Bold by Grocers everyw! & €0, Dorchester, Mass NOVEMBER AN The continued warm weather has demoralized the eastern manufacturers, gools were offered the past few days tempted us to buy very heavy. mence We nime a few of the bargains we offer this week. serge Im'ng and honestly made, ¢ which you would have to pay el:ewhere $6 or $8.923 only that they have no satin sleeve linin the other is a fine mixed blue without facing. The above aie all in men’ At $2, Such and so var that to satisty all ¢ most uniliniced sup sed this toll a line of richness of materinl, v charmine eombinutions of color | surpassed. We especially ask the oppor- ity of showing them to you. y and Hmunhu, Nov. 28, 29 and 30, (SPECIAL THANKSGI VING MATINEE ) *XEFRANK DANIELS THE FAVORITE COMEDIAN, Will give vent to his feelings of humor, in pre- senting his tuuny comedy, LITTLE PUCK Assisted vy MISS BESSIE SANSUN. Anda Price and Satur Thanksglying Wonday, Tuesday and Wednesday, DEC, 2nd, 3rd end 4th, The Charming and Gifted Come- diennc, MISS VERNONA JARBEAU Monday and Tuesday Now Sparkling Mu: “STRICILY CONFID Wednesday Evening, her brilllant Musical Comedy, Regular prices. Seats go on sale Saturdy, o Dr. J. E. McGREW Known Specialist, isunsurpassed inthe treat- ment ot all forms of Pii- T8 DISEASES, Gleet and ;, & CUTe GUAran: MAZOIIRHOE: each 10 cents (stamps) NERYOUSNESS, FEMALE ATARRH untl 3 BKIN quickly and |n-rnmnenl|\ ’I‘rellxuant by correspondence, send stamps for reply. 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Thote Mats have tho comb othor Mats with none of’ their pent o oy will ot break down, flitt get out of shape, and svill ont FEblerand o cel Will clean tho fovt b the dlrt to he carried be ond t) epping on th m caunot slipas tieir i 5. reate no dust, odw, Carpet ‘Liberal dis d Sotd in all and tlouse Fu Tho Jargent, Tastont i inCeE i the world, Passenar accommodntlons nhexce led, New York to Glasgow via Ioalaalier Circissin, .. Dec. 7th | Anchoria, Dec Ethiopla, Dée ... Tith | Furnessia, Dec., New York to Azores, Gibraltar 2nl Italy. SALOON, SECOND O ] on lowest torms. I ade avuilale to r de and No , S Or PAmis OR Coxtt Toirnts on lowest torms. Travele e rnof Orodlt ana Dratts for uns lowest current rates. Apply to agents or to He derson Brothers, H. 8. HaLL, R \ Moo, C.H. MaRgs, U. P, Depot. WHOLESALE PRIGES, MEN'S WESCOTT GALF SHUES amount at ny of our local Chicago, Il fum or plain "t width Se SIZES5TO12 ., 2.55 e {0 our citilogue. Shoes ent by ex- ..‘-m 0018 § m.vm,mnm vmh order. FAVORITE & CO., 45 10 49 Randolph §t., cchGo. ILCINDIE! We refer to Armour & Co., Chicago, by permission, 'rhe ?lor ldmem ov Bank Countors in Btyle, Quality or Price, Nsw stzle', er Delku. aoo a -um- i 1000 Bt71es Fabl ylerRoyal b{% eerlaronblnst- Combiued, yles, Fingst on Eurth, 100 r.inxnunnu.. outaiog Po -ufia 7 Gts, TYLERDESK Go., ST.i Louls.llo., S.A IMKEN SPHII! VEHIG[ES ] Bundreds of thowsands {n wee. JTry Onse atiy Tmor a.‘\aun !nuzhfru:fi., 5 grien necoding bo (e veight i ca aptod equally wall 1o vo try ‘G fine o irives Wil cive you Biies “Sutlaraction: MADE BY J-GHAYNES €, (o BOSTON-NAS DEALER = Lu'r/F WRRIC E,S B E o BURLMUSTC At l( Law, 125 Dear A, SOUPRIBH, vl trve 1 yerrs ox )Msrlanca. Dbusiness quietly and legally traus ard overccats bhoth in cur men's and boys About EARLY SLAUGHTER. We have altogether too ma department. and the figures at which fine We must now unload, and com- 500 good Chinchilla Overcoats, amechanic and workingman, and a coat for those offared a few days ago for $0.50,, We have two shades, one dark brown, which is silk positively worth double, lined with checked cassimere and well made, an ex- $7.90; we offer them this week at 3.0, izes from 5 to 12, made of good chinchilla, a neat brown color; this is splendid value. the eoats ave worth fully 85 and evuld not be bought for less. Recollect that we do not handle shoddy or trashy goods, so that when we quote prices they repacsent honest goods, and however low a price we may na ve, restassuied that the garment has our guarantee, y way as recommended. othing Gompany Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha, OHAHA BEDICA 55“!’-6[04& N‘S‘.I.‘ E’J.)‘ N. W, CoR, 1374 & Donge s1s, OGMAHA, NEB, FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRUNGaad STRAICAL DISTARER BERRACES, APPLIANCES mn DEFORMITIES AHD TRUSSES. 7 Bost Facili iesfor Succesafal uraxcu.nr ROTOAL TREATEENT, © NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,| Board & Attendance, Beat Accoummodations in Woe 7, WRITE FOR OIROUZAR on Delomios and aces, Truasca, Club Foct, Garvatitonori) . Sriee Epdepye Kiite "’iz'l‘“.}r'x“‘ od and ALl Burzical O orntions: A StEcT Y eat T RAYE LATELY ADDRD L LY1G.1% DFARTRERT 1O o N Co MR GTNETLE ST Only Reliablo Modioal Luatitute making a Sgeeialty of PRIVATE DISEASES T1064 Discases hursersfally treat o7ed 1 TAL FOW KK, U tre boime by correspond. nncentinl: Modleities or i (rumcs noms ke codele i anestion e A ddsas X, & RURGIOAL TNBTITUTHE, 15t and Dodgo Strects, OMALLA, NEB: 0. WEST S NERvE AND Bit giarantond g for Hyst onvulsions, Fits, Netvois N Anc) ha‘ Nervous ]’mqln 0 CAlSe uso of alcohol tohacco, efulness, slon,Softening of the I, sanity and leading 10 misery.decivy and death, Promature Old Age, Burrennois, Loss of Power in efther sex, Involuntary Losses anl Spormate torhea caused by ov rexertionof the brain, sslfe abuse or overindu'gence. ch box containg one month's treatment. $1.0) & hox, or 51x Hoxay for 35,07, sent by mail prepatd on receipt of price, WE GUANANTEH SIX BOXES, To cure any case, With each order rsived by s for six boxes, accompanied with 45,0, we will send the pu: written g wrantes to res fund tne n it the trestment does not effe acure. (Guarantees dssued only by Goodma Drug Co., Druggists, Bole Agents, 1110 Afental 0, resulting in st Oimaha Nobraska, oy Lavt Smioud 07 phys or thoss enterinig on that b paln or . ting Kol Sassine e T st o t M.fim e e s pror Vent. (seqled) by ronl on weelpt of the 1 utereat oy Hosk Lo 118 4 01 sin1E, vt Frae, ETANDARD AEMEDY CO, Chicoego, fils Debiliistod thee? Tndiaerions Nk fg B by shis Naw IOV 3 ?Ilflll sm“’nn_l'fl FHEIRS ".."*.7“:"’ 2 R e W pebe dainps (07 postage. ) MEN ELECTHIOC0. BROOKS S BROS. & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealore In Walches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Notions, Novelties, Albums, Fancy Goods, Waiking Canes, Coal-CollarSprings, &c., &8s Large assortment for B #oods. Heu BROOKS BROS. & CO. 417-419 North Fouth 8L, 8t. Louis, Mo. TAPE-WO Dbl g or 0 faoi o rasiing requlrag 4 1D fuf elrcilar 4 Bt 7 Giive o s, ol ) Pt Pl