Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1890, Page 7

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A evehing editions of THe Bek the m of which agyregates more than 15,000 papers dafly, and glves the ad. vertisers the benefit, not only of the city eircu- 1ation of Ty R but also of Council Blufrs, Lincoln and other efties and towns throughout this section of the country, "BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will b takesn on the above conditions, at the following busi- fie8s housos who are atthot zed agents or Tiw bk speciul notices, and will quote the same Tates a5 can be had At the main office. . (VVASE & BEDDY, Stationers and Printers, 113 J Fonth 16th sty % H. FARNSEWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- $Je ing Streety w W. PARR, Pharmacist, 118 Leaven- worth Btreet. l:inmr,.-x PHARMACY TOHN W. BELL, Pharmacist, £0 South Tenth Stroet. Pharmactst, 624 North 16th 208 Farnam Strect, SITUATIONS WANTED. AN’ D=Position as accountant or genernl correspondent by i man of23 yoars_ expe- rince witn large concerns, Unquestionable re- ferences, Addross T 12 loe, 577 19 ‘ J ANTED—S{tuation by expert indy steno- grapher, four years with law and loan office; gond education, rapid and Accurate; vest recommendation troni former omyloyers. Rem- mington or Hammord. Salary 815 per month. Address I 10, Bee ofiice, Counal Blufs, 741 19 YV ANTED-Position in general m o or grocery store, Speak English or Ger- man; even yoars' experionce. Plenty good reference, Address H, No. 2 lock drawer, Ju- No 0-188 ANTED-fituation as housckeeper, by & neat, competent young Danish widow (small chila); wages $2. Mrs. Broga, '\u‘?_;lsl,*ibm QI TUA IN wanted by a firsi-ciass coach- man, understand the cureof fine horses and fine oarriuges, frst-class city rofTerences. Ad- dress T 18, 13 8¢ ANTED: i boat of Tefere ‘Address 8 T 3" MALE HELP, osition as c and bond furnished. WANTE Local agents 1o represent the un- at all principle cities yn the Uni- 0 MAnufactirers’ agents, repre- r fifty different lines of staple and fancy specialties—goods and wares to bo sold to the trade. Energetic workers who can give Aatistactory bond and can advance sufliclent money to Cover coats of a complete Sample ont- fit, will find an excellent opportunity to make money and have a permanent position. Ad- dress. Caldwell Commission Co,, 2)5 Randolph st., Chicago, T1L 680 20 ANTED—The best traveling salosman, 200 per youg willemploy. Owen, Hallas, 199- 525 Dear norn, Chicago, 11l 698 187 FPRAVELER wanted to appoint agencies for thie sale of paper pattorns throughout the United States. ~ Larcest commission given: this business can be done in connection: With iravelor's general business, if desired, Uni- 40 E, 12tn st., New York. 670-18 FOR RENT---HOU JOR RENT- From Fob, 15, & 10-room house, in good repalr And _modern improvements, southwest cor, 1sth and Capitol ave. Inquire of W. G. Doane N. Y. Lite bldg. 6735 Fir‘m RENT—One floor, 108 8. 032018 DOR RENT -New S1oom_ho 4 and Call- fornia streets, all conveniences, &40, A, C. Wakelay, room 5 N. Y. Lite bullding, 9% (OR R T-To man and wife, no children, part of 6-room_cottage (furnislied) on motor itne: 5 minutes from busin ; privie lege Of housekweping; very rcasonable, Ad- dress 1 43 2 [(\OR RENT—About January 4, to responsible tennnts onty, & residence (n the Puul block, 10th and Chicago: most moaern, attr and cheap, W.J, Paul 160y Farnam. It RENT— iy 1), V. 8lioles company, room 213 Firet National ban ¢ Srooms, all conveniences, furnnce, otc 8 rooms and batn, all convenisnc sor place 7 rooms, nloe location, city water. r Windsor place, nice ¥ and bath on Sherman } Trooms and bath with barn, al fences 310; store on Park avenue, 4-room cottages near om brick flat, watre and 1102 8 T3th, up stairs, roomn b, [ Ath at. 29 with electric eward st, FJHE lower storv of house No. 2)7 South 2ith 8t., b rooms and cloget, air heat. mantel and grate, gas, hot and cold And cistern water,bat Foom, good cellar, nice sodded yurd, af e month, na T new building on sts, ADDIY at Store the bullding, George Clouse 040 * bells, bath, room brick house, ele mm..Jr:u i ?l'v furnace, laundy, etc., $40. 8. 2th ave. -ROOM fiat with steam leat, J6th st., near Ojones, Thos, F. iall, §11 Paxton block. 5 bl"(lR RENT---ROOMS FURNISHED {JOR RENT—Plensant south furnished room, all conyeniences, for 1 or 2 gentlemen Californin st, 0- ANDSOME furnished frout room in mod. ern brick houss. DBoard it aesired. Useot telaphone. 1821 Cass. 70320 JICELY fur terices, 20 TELL heate board, 207 Karnam, Isned rooms, modern con Leavenworth. v (101 REN On nished room, “and_furnished ro Itere: pecial rates by Daven por 004 200 MOR RENT—12 room houso located down town; stationery wash bowls in ever Toom; first-class n ali respects; rent #65, fu ture #1250, parv cash; fuil ot fi boarders, Co-operative L. & L. Co., 205 YOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms for Jgnt housekeeping, 8- cor, Leavenworth and 20th, 664 18 TPURNISHED rooms for rout trom ¥ up per month. oard if requtred. - 1814 Davenport. 7 URNISHED room, steam heat, £10, 510 8 16th st., flrst loor, 630 15 Furnished rooms on first floor, heat, 213 8. Twenty-fourth st. 613 OR RENT-Eleguatiy heated by hot air; als hnsallm dern improvements and only two blocks from postoffl ce and one block from New York Life bmlding: also first-class day board, at 111 South Seventeenth st., Omaha. - 014 22§ FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with hoard, all modern conveniences. cheerrul rooms, central location: 1728 Capitol avenue, op. Trinity cathedral. 010 {10t RENT—Furnished room ou Virginmave, motor and horse cars. Call, 314 S, &lflll]al. furnished rooms, 0 use of bath: house TANTED=100 men to Work on ice at Swifts lcahouse, Cut-Ott lake. Apply at ige hotse. ‘W ANTED—Man aud wite tor tarm, 825 also 800d hand. " Mrs. Brogu, 8145 8. 15t st. . i3 WAM'En—rtm £00d COOKS_for_ private £0 bonrding liouses, $; one for smail hotel, competent second girls, 815; nurses. 83 isundress. $18; cooks for country towns, 82 kitchen girl, waitress and cook in'private fam- ll{. i no wushing; girl for family of twoin Plattsmouth, #15. Guod places in all parts of the city for general housework. No girl neea beidlein Omabn. Mrs, Brega, 51415 8. Lot at, ANTED~Salesmun—Wa waut first-class men who are already traveling salesmen to carry our lubricating ofl and greaso samples ns aside line. Columbia Oil & Grease Co., Cleve- land, O. 21y ANTED—Agents for tho hest Arvicle ever produced; costly outfiv free; no peddling and no money required until sales made an delivered, Addrcss N. M. Freedman & Co., Martinsburg, Mo® THO T HE Donvor Stute Lottery Co. want_agents, tickets 50 cents, Address A, O. Hoss & Co, Denyer, Colo, 5% 24§ ANTED=A first cluss blacksmith, one that can do first class plow work and horse shoeing; apply to Wm. Sperling, DeWis 601 n at 875 per month oll a 1ine of silvor: Jare, watchies, eic., by sumplo only: horsesnd toam furnished free, Write at once for fuil par- ticulars and sample case of koods free, Stand- ard Silyerware Co., Boston, Mass, 078 N to travel for the Fonth(ll nurseries of ‘anada. Wo pay 80 to 100 a month and €Xponses 1o agents to selt our Canadian grow, stock, Add, Stoue & Wellington, MMINDHHVI ANTRD—Salesn: and expenses to. ANTED-Canvassors _at Singer _Sowing Machine Oflice, 1618 Douglas st. 206 F 3 -FEMALE HELP. ? ANTED—A good woman cook for restau- rant. Good iged and_steady work to Tight one. Address T 22 Beeoffice. ~ 489-21§ \\/ ANTRD—Professional nurse. Room 2 Continental block. ~ Apply at once:’, o 7 ANTED—A good cook, Frank E. Moores, 617 8. 15th, 650 238 ANTED—At once one dining room girl and one clismbermaid at City Hotel, 838208 A compeient cooks in bosrding houses, #: 2 waitresses. #15: ook for fum- 1y, #. 1o washng: nice neat girl in fumitly of two for Plastamouth, #16; one in country three jniles out, two in family, 818: 2 in Dundee Place $18; lots of nice places In private families. Mrs, Tirega, 31414 8. 15th street. 012 15t ’“7.\ BD—Half grown girl as child's nurse, 22 Capital avenuo. 067 18 vV NTED—A girlin family of three. #I1 Cal'“yrnia st. O4l-18) r:_lnfi furnished rooms to let, 2022 St. Mary's ave. 501 Furnishod rooms, with bath and . [ iD rooms with board. heat and 2 por montli; Wwell Worth investiga- tlon.” Callat 210 N. 10th at. 108 {IOR RENT—Pleasant furnished room and £00d table board for two gentlemen or two Iadies; 20 per month; on best motor, line in ity. 1030 Park ave, 864 ST, SLAIR Eocopean hotel, cor. 13th and Dodge. Speclal rates by week or mnnsl&x‘ Nwm,\ furnished rooms for gentlomen only, 1709 Dodge. 986 ROR R irnished rooms, and oack parlor. 1603 Douglas: YOR RENT—Well furnished south room for £W0 WIth Doard; gas, bath, etc. 215 Dodge. also front 087 Fozr RENT—Furnished room, 1010 Capitol ave 200 ouse, pleasunt cation 4 blocks ‘of P. 0., suitable’ for man and wife or § gentlemen, board if desirod. Ad- dress 87, Dee, 839 PLEASANT furnished rooms, withor withone [ "board, €02 N. 17th, cor. Ouliforuta. 142 J3b) T ARGE front room, with or without bourd also, smaller room; private family, 1813 Dodge. 983 'OR RENT—Very pleasant room suitable for zwwmlumen, furniture new, on best car line, l}ml' month for board and Address P 61, care Bee office, FOR RENT- Toom, 35 'AND OFFICES roferred. T)ESK room. au attorney Huto inson & Wead, 1534 Douglas. i52 [OR RE Storo room 22x00 and basement at 614 N, 16th st. Rent 875 per mo. Co-Op- erative Land and Lot Co., 206 N, 16th .LL'H)( L3 NT—Small store, best location, cheap- estrenyin Omaha, Address 125, Bee oflice. TaeIt tore bullding, 20x70, ln town of Address 8. Clark, Dilter, Neb, €48 52 {OR RENT—A third toor, 20x100, with nse of slevitor, 1118 Farnam st, 62 2 JOR RENT-—The bstory brick building, or without power, formoriy occupied by the Beo Publishing Co., 016 Farniam st-' The buiid ing has a fire proof cement basement, complete stoum-heating fixtures, water on all the tioors, Bus, 6tc. Apply ot the'oflice of The Bee. 015 Diller, Neb, vith “fl\m‘nn-fl I¥l to do housework, small fally. Coll atier b p.m., 3710 Jacksnn st. TARY aents coiving money: wonderful now Fubber undergarment; salls Jtself; Pproof free. Address Little & Co,, 216 Clark st., Chi- cago, Tis. N BTN W ANTED-Girl. call w402 Hamilton stroct, Ouly two 1n family, 659-20§ WV ANTED--Girl to do oubroldery, 74 ![aifiT W ANTED-Ladies and_gontiomen to tutro- Quce our goods on_salary or commission, at home or IIIVOIIIIE\ #150 on credit. Address 0! with stamp, Royul Glove Co,, Clucinoati, Ohio, 7T RSES und other ladtes desirous to qualif; {henisives 10 the sclonos of medical and surgical nursing may receive private iustruoc. tlons at reasonable rutes. Apply to J. A. Lons. aale,roor 20 Withnell plock,cor, 1oth lzé‘lnn Y. ANTED—Giri for gonoral housework, tamily, 84 per week; 620 N 20tn st, | 497 J ANTED-L; d for my new Noveity Walsekoa ey o by panties and’ hose supporter combined. The cutest little garment ever mude, Agents muke 800 dnily, “Also Melntosh waterproof Kug: lans, “Freuch Peasants,” Mother Hubbards alpaca outside, “rubber 1astde—aud full iine 107 tatogue, B i umnis 6000%, Sk e, . H. Cam) nadol at., Chicago, P BIO-25¢ W ANTED-Go0d girl o onok, wash and iron, #OOd WHEes: none but compntent diy. Nirs. W, M. Hushman, 614 &, 17¢h 8. INEIERG, aross wnd clonk make J 1R XLARIRGQ) croee nud siopk, maker munruu& kinas fur trim od, 1620 Capltol ave., repuiring ot Lx Tk 17 IIIE 5 WRISH, 1018 Capitel drcss L] maker; plush coats Tenited, e -:.:;:5 [ )HESSMAK “Heip waute pply to i y_rl;l?-‘i il Clarien st~ Pbis® 158 0'DONUHOE. drossmaking plush cloaks .| A R T it'i‘.f’}' Ty NGAGEMENTS to do d King in fam- EjSagms nm:‘um'?fl»sli:;}fi{'" JTORE for rent, 614 8. 10th st, Inquire 1623 ackson. e 4 R RENT — The undersigned - being the ownet of of the following vacant stores and cwellings, will rent the same ut special low ftes to sécure desirablo tenants for the win- er: ‘I'wo new brick stores, Z4th and Grace, euch 20x60, with cellars, ‘Three now brick T-room flats, 24th and Grace, with mantels, bath rooms and modern con~ venierices, Six new brick 1l-room houses, with ever: modern convenience, for rent av 16ss than half rates, 20th and Burdette. Oné new brick 10-room house with every con- venience, 20th and Maroy. One store bulding and large cellar, 16th and Wirt, with meat market tools snd’ fixtures, very chonp, Six smail houses at#8 and # per month each, For particulars call at office, room 1, Barker block. CT T"% OR RENT—Store and good hight basement; also fing light ggrner basement in the new building on s. e, rner 10th and Jones sis.; store yand basement €59, corner basement $Li; Apply at the store 705 5 16th st. George mfo‘l'b“" QTOKE2x1® foat, 1 stories aud basement, ) Hurnoy, 'l“lli party looking for a well lghted dr; basement for job printing office or any thiug else can get basement 1601 Howard lli”.; n. Ist. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY VW ANTED-Furnisiied rooms and board foe gentieman aad wite: suburhs pieferrec modern conveniences. Address T 17 Bee offic 21 ‘ JANTED-—To rent an eight-room house with All modern conveniences: must he nandy to car lines. Address H.J. Pinker 80X 627, Omalia. 20 W ANTEL- By gentleman and wite 2t nished rooms with modern improvem onts aud good board. Write to K. Stringe 0 INTIRE weather strips furnighed and out on windows for 3¢ a foot. W anted to t o years and keep out il dust and coid draughts, Address L., J. Keene, 5024 Hamliton Atreot, TRANGER in the city,and “broke” wants to el & fow equities in Nebraskn 1and ag your ownprice. J. H. Oarse, Siioely block. 420 1§ ADIES und gentlomen can rent masguerads Isuits at N, 16th st. 850018 OR ADOPTION—-A two-tuonths old baby girl of strictly first-class parentage, Ad- dress T 14, Beo office, 615 23] [(ICONOMIZE in fuol and keep your cellar Ucool by covering your steamn pipes with Fossil Meal, fire-proof, non-conducting cover- ing. Heferences and estimates given npon ap. pileation. D) 0. McRwn, western agent, 1611 Howard st,, Omaha, Neb, Bl J 26 T ¥ ounave the prevailing trouble, L Grippe or Influenza, whicli leads to bronchitis, pnei. monia and consuniption, consult at ones Dr. ., Walter Smith, physfolan and surgeon, late New York cify. Officaroom 10, Bushman bik corner 10th and Douglas 050 H LB CoL s T yon wish to engage in ang kind of business come and see us, Room 15, Chumber of Come L) TION sales overy Thursday aturday morning at 1114 Dougla he Auction & Storage Co. notary public and couveyancer. ) mall_gold watch, d on case. Suitabie reward for re- 0 124 N, th st. 6 183 & Hunt, h st. and get reward. Y021 RENTAL AGENOY. QOR R Houses nand stores, Property cared for, taxes paid. Midland Goarantea &Trust Co., 1614 Farnani st. Abstracts, 981 F you wish to rent a house or storo see I, K, Cole, Continental block; offico open evenifiss. H E. COLE, rental agent; office open even- sings. w1 'J‘ 3. Wilkinson, room 618 Paxton block, J. o1 P. ONALS. J. A and Mes, Lonsdale, chiropodists, mus: ¢} . “sage and electric operators; corns and other foot troubles successtully treated, Ktoom 20 Withnelllock, 562 FI2* QPECIAL=To Invalids. $1000 for any case of LY piles, or any case of female weakness, which my Specific Remedy will not cure. Safe and sure and pleasant. 31.00 for one month's trentment, sent to any address on receipt of price. dress Miss Zoo M. Firby, genernl agent tor Nebraska and Towa, Office 1618 Clark stroet, Omaha, Nel 710 ¥ you navethe prevailing trouble, la grippe, or influenza, which leads to bronchitis, pneu: monia and consumption, consult Dr. J. Waiter Smith,physician and surgeowlate of New York city. ‘Office, room 10, Bushman bik, cor. 16th and Douglas st. 65oei2 P ERSONAL e Metropolitan hall cor, 14th and Dodge, can be secured with or without supper rooms far biils, parties. weddins,con- ventions for the scason of 180), Apply to George Heyn 315 8 15th st. LL‘"& STORAGE. HE cleanest and best storage in the city at low rates au 1114 Douglas street. Omahu Auction & Storage Co. 02 VRACKAGE storage at lowest rates. W. M Bushman, 1311 Leavenwortn, 004 T CLAIRVOYANT. JRORTUNE Toller—Mrs. Lenorman can bs consulted on all affairs of life, Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 310 N, 15th st, 682 £ 18 R. GROUX—Massage, electric or magnetic treatment and oil baths, 402 N.16th street; rooms 1 and 2. 701 21% F you bave the prevailing trouble, Ia grippe, Inr 1ntuenzs, which nd.zxn bronchitis, I;n‘fil monia and consumption, consult at once’ Dr, J, Walter Smith, physician and surgeon, late of New York clty. Office, room 10, Bushman. bl., cor, 16th and Douglas st. 5o5£1% DE NANNIE V.WARREN, clairvoyant wed- ical and pusiness medium. Female diseases a sp ecialy. 119 N. 16th st., rooms 2 and3. 905 SHORTHA (STANDARD suorthand school,room § Mbik, (uccessor to Valentine's) the 1a clusive short hand school in the west. Tei ure verbatim reporters, Particu paid fo typewriting. Mechanical construction ot machine taught by factory expert, Circulars, \D AND TYPEWRITING ERY cheap—Five spring wagon: One exira fine double sleighe " One cutter, Hireo buggtes, Two earringes, Four ponie: Threo cart One coal bed, One set singie buggy harness, One set double buggy hurness, One chest carpenter's tools, Oue biat silver cornat, Room 13, Hoard Trade. 63 JPATENT for sale or will tuke royalty: glass Jars and botties can be made cheap. Gustay Staib, Tompkinsville, Staten Islaud, N. Y, 16t OR SALE—Good second m'U'ge security paper at_liberal discount: amt, $i00; due in 1and 2 years, 10 per cent. SIx properties, in good Jooations, for small nm't in cash over c. Address 116, es office. €34-18 TOR SALE—One New Era grading macnine; btz bavidn. W, Stueral, %1 und 52 birst National bank. VWASTED A remington or phonograph typewriter; mustbe cheap and in good condition. Address T2, Res oftice, 70591 “ K Mave A customer T8¢ a bakery or re L ant; will pay cashi; Danlels, P‘\: Life. »"\v ANTED T client; inside belt line, J, 1L, o, Shely blook. 504 20 Furniture, ‘earpets, household foods, for cash. Wokls A 0 & Storags 17 8, i5th st 150 ’\\n ) to Buy-#230 wood short time paper. 1L, 11. Hendatson, 40 Paxton bik i3 b.«>1| for all Kinds ofhausehold goods at 1114 JDouglas street. Omafia Auction & Storage Co w02 Hox 618 i YW ANTED—A stock of drugs, Omatia, Neb. i".\x ED—Good commercial paper. Ne. braska Mortgage Loan Co., 510 PAXton BIK, 0 MONEY TO LOAN, B UONEY toloan in large sums, Central Ine vestment Co, oom 25, Chamber of Com- merco. 62 $.’Ml_linn|‘|vn\nh' money to loan on improv Dinside property: ¢Ashon hand. - Central Ins vestment Co, Room 25, Chamber of Commerce. Star Land & Loan 629 V o B5-18 A FEW thoawnd dollars on hand tor good L commercial paper or A | second morte gages on inside productive property, Ayerst & Tatlinaer, 216 3. lith st. B8 7T loan on first-class, erty and farm lands, 16944 Farnam st. inside Omaha proo- 30,000 in & spocial fund to loan at low rates on inside productive property, or will divide in two or thrae sums {f sacurity is satisfu Ayerst & Taffindor, 216 8. 15th st. 5 3y toloan on_furniture, organs, pianos, 865 and W ons. HawXeye Investment room 5, Douglns BIK., lich aud Dodge ‘st 121 O)E hundred dollars private money to loan lor will buy short_time mortgage or good note, Room i3, board of trade, 1000 (3, FER CENT restdenco loans 84.00) to $10,000 Muliding loans at special rates, The Me Investment C , Bee building. 102 RIVATE moncy to buy small notes or mort- gages, Room i3, Board of Trade, 122 ‘ash always on hand; noney advanced on any available security, The People’s Financial Ex- change, Yoom o7, Barkerblock, 13t DIILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co. fur- nish cheap easterr money to borrowers, purchase securitios, perteot titios, at their western office. Goorge room 7, board of trade. }fil\'X’rn'nlon.-(. lowest rates, no dela Mort'ic boughe. 15 J. Kendall, 30 Bzown bik: 287143 ONEY lounea_on any availnble security: Dusiness strictly confidential, State Loan Co., room 19, Continentat blk, 1781 31t j;muum{ Loans-6% to 7 per cent; no ad- ditional charges for Commissions or RLtor- noy'a teos, W. it Meikie, First Nat bank bidg. 04 PBYLLIING loans. = D. V. Sholes, : National bank building. MONEY to Loan_By B, . Masters inany Mamount rrom $10 to £10,000, and for any time from one to six months, 1 make loans on houselold oods, planos, or- gaus, horses, mules, wagons, leases, otc., in any amount atvhe lowest possible rates without re- ‘moval of property or jblicity. My loans are so arranged that you can make apayment at any e At redne your interest Pprorata. You pay iutorest only for the time you keep the money. 1t you owe a balance on your property I will takefl up and carry it 'for you, Money always on hand, No delay. No pub- licity. “Lowest rates. B.F, Masters, room 4, Withnell block, 15th anll'arney sts. 648 [0 LOAN i quantities from 8500 to 008, No delay. 15t and 2nd mortzages bought. Private_monay: ut lowest rates and Dost priviloges. Real astate for sale or ex- cliango. B, J. Kendall, roqm 06 Brows bullding. 76_F7* JEE Sholes, room 210 First National bank, before making your 1oans. 1 HATTHL loans at lowest rates, ousiness contidential. J. B, Enjinger, 117 Faragum . MipLAND Gu%rnnhsdli Trast Op N Y. ate biig,complets abstratts furnished and tifies torealedtate examined, petocted & gusranteed. HATTEL and rea] estate loans. Lowest rates. F. L. Cox, 302 N. Y. Life H#L' 1 ONEY to loan on horses, wagous, mules, household goods, pianos, organs, diamonds, at lowest rates. The lirst organized loau offico in thecity, ~Makes loans from ihirty to three hundred and sixty-five days, which can be paid in vart or whole at any time, t.us lowering the principsl and interest. Usll and ses us when you want money., We can assist ?O“ promptly and 1 your advantage without removal of roperty or publicity. Money alwayson hand. Yo delay tn wakingloans. G, ¥, feed & Co. 19 $1ith st., over Bingham &'Sons, 103 TVIONEY—i0. 00 or ® duys on furniture, planos, horses, houses, etc. J. J. Wilkinson, 518 Paxton bik. 120 ‘OANS—City and_farm loans, mortgage pa- per bought. McCague Investinent Co. 115 E nave some privats funds toloau on brick residence blocks at low rates, Icimball, Champ & Ryan, 1205 Farnam st. 42 1 H, & COLE, loan agent. Open « ONEY loaned on furniture, hors: M cons, rates reasonabis. Cliy Town " Co. 118 3 1athst., opposite Miltrd hotel, 116 VONEY to loan on real ostate sccurity at lowest rates. Bofore negotlating loaus see Wallace, 1310 Brown bidg., 1ith and Douglus. ANTED_First class nside loa: ratos. Call and oo U ment Co., 1504 Farnam. Tates. Lowest ratos MDN EY on personal property. The Henderson Mol‘!)‘l@ Iuvestment company, room 4X, Paxton block, 107 to loan on any securivy for short time at low ONEY toloan, O.F. Davis Co,, real estato and loan agents, 1505 Faroam st, 108 T EYSTONE Mortcage Co.—Loans of 810 to $1,000; got our rates boforo borrowing and save money; loan on horses, furniture or uny approved seourity, without' publicity: notes bought, for now 1onn,renowal of old and lowest rates, Call R 205, Shieely bk, 1tn & Howard sts. I 3 GOOD pool tables, 1 good billlard tabie, 1 diurge stove, 1 show case. 1 small countor, 4 iaree Jampe, 10 chalrs, Wil sell cheap ‘at 308 L LIt st. ILE REMEDY—Dosltive curo for piies in all forms. Sure cure or money refunded, 81,00 box. Sent to any sddress on recelpt of price. Zoo M. Firby, 1615 Clark street, Omatia. T, GANS imade on Teal ostato and_ mortguges bought. Louts 8. teed & Co, it 13, hourd trade 0 IRST mortgage oy atlow rates and 1o delay, 1.V Shioles, 210 First Nationsi bank. ——— 1 ONEY to loan: cash on hand, no delay, J. W, Bquire, 1219 Farnam st., First Nationai bank huilding. 111 OR SALE— o Hllle.igh: Blolll\l‘l maha's lury varioty, a8 Jurgest varioty an, 1381535 516113 R SALE or trade—0 t top desk one eight-foot standing desk, one lease of section of school lands, 48) acres’ of improved western land und six sections of U. P, railroud land. H. H, Henderson. 400 Paxton block. 5 54 QR BALE=L freah milch cows. 802 North 44th st,, one block south of Caming. 5H-8 TE gy iave tho provailing troubls, La Grippo or Infiuenzs, which loars to hron¢hitis, pisus monia and consumption, consult at once Dr. ) . Walter Smith, physician and surgeon, late of New York City. Office room 10, Bushman blk, corner 16th and Douglas st. 565 112 OR SALE—Some good watches and d; Fmondl cheap. B, l".“ll e nell blk, rousaLe- Omaha's largest varioty, Lanudaus, coupes, rockaways. 49-10 o8 8ALE—One larye tiecht prugage grinder and horse power complete; 1 Becht No. 35 stuffer, 26w} Cuming st 19 0K SALE~A well furnishod Voarding house, 2200 Farnain st. first-class 568 Store, 1111 Farnam st 20x123 and celiar, Nathan s%wn. [OR HEN fuet, 3 storie 1614 Farnum st T{'OR SALE-One b2nch Columbia Expert bi- ire . I Wool, caro T16-21* Foi RENT—Hulf store, 1516 Dougias st, ol QTORES 7,700 711 8 10th, Bx00 each, large show windows, steam Leat furnished, Thos, ¥, Hall, 811 Paxton bk, 564 SWTURE 2x122 feet, 41 ey R BLB foet, 4 sories and bnu‘auni. FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHE I RENT—3 unturnished steam-heated rooms. Two ten room houses, I8tu street, ous in the o a . Froa 1) acris, 100 Dodge st SRe " POR KENT—4-room suite, unfurnisied, suiv- uble for nousekee &as, water, eic, to fumily without ch i morthwest cor. "Itk aud Westor st w R BALE—A quantity of bullding stone; PPy 't suBFiaiondent fce bulldig: "OH BALK—A o horse power Porter_enging in good condition. weight 100 pounds.oyin. {ler 10X10; for particilars apply 1o The es of: co. JRUNE carriage teams and single drivers and B e Ty A T Hillside stock farm. Horses wintered at reas- onable rates. T.J, Fleming, m rr.o-&%.a gluh. WANTED--TO BUY, ANTED—At Brady Istand, Neb., . Woserinas foney it Ndhadh "6 M waou, o2 ONEY to loan o city or farm property. MESEY, Badt oo B ae: Prope ‘H., & COLE, lon agent. Open eveings 1 000~ Private money 86 foan oF will buy good mortigage, W, L Ba10yr il Toard or'teudo. UL BXCHANGE— f6ther grocery stock. Danlels, N. Y. Y 70820t OIt SALE—The clear,agd book store at 422 B, lath st Cheap 10 tath Luyer, Low ront, i T figoge ana clothing, bar- 69, Prankfort, Ind. oW o1 22§ ()NE chop house, prick 100, Also one dlning hall for #000, ~ Coiperative Land & Lot Co,, 5 N. 16th st. « 004 20 25,000 stock of dry Biaiameckst oy JANUARY 20, ARDWARE stock in clty for cash and ety property, Jeweiry and clothing stock in city, will involos about #1500; will trade for lot 1890, | or house and 1ot in city and assume some in- cumbrance, N. 16th st. W ANTED-Encur line for Insids ). H. Carse, Sheeley bloc Co-Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 o2 red lots inside of Balt 1 property. TMPROVED farm in Nebraska to exchange for good stock of elothing, boots and shoes, can pay difference in cash. Address ’J; |(l;‘5. 4D 208 0 EXCHANGE-Clean stock Ary goods and clothing. Lox 7, Franktort, ind. 1512 20 ORTGAGE paper for good Omana proper or merchandise, 115 Chamber of Comumerce 0 MPROVED farm and city property for mer- chandise, Address, Room, I5Chamber Com- merce. 128 F_YOU have anything to exchange cail on or address [l K, Cole, R, 6, Continental, Otiica open evenings, 133 TANTED to_trade n good Nelraska tarm for a clear South Omaha lot, 115, Cham- ber of Commerce, 0l residanco proper- t one-third of ' its ebraska land onst of range 10 west, and_south of township 21 rth. Rtoom 15, Chamber of Commerce. 401 OR EXCHANGE—83,00 stock of millinery go0ds: owner wants clear land part cash, Address, Lock llox I3, Culbertson, Neb, 7 18 ange lots for horses an 1toom 15, Chamber of Comy some bugyies, J{URST morteages, cloar iand. Tiouses And 101810 exchANg: other bullding materfal, Star and Omahn or brick and and & I or Exchunge—A half interest in n hardware and plumbing busin THouses and lots in Omaha. ]("\ U want o home inves. tigato this, Koom 15, Chamber of Commerce. BY'S add. to S, Omaba, one lot 7 G.SE VL Wit e saatinags for_harses. Hom Board ot Trade. 20 ABSTRACTS OF TITLI A SOMPETE sox of chattol mortgage ab. Siract books, cheap. 1502 Farnam s 1'2(;'11\ FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. [ JAVE cash customer for SLO0L £.00. £3,000 oF 5,000 stock of _ groceries, $3,000 stock of gencral merchandise for equity in Nebraska farms; also cloar lands aud cash for merchan, dise.” . M. Ward, Hoom , Bavker block, OR SALE or exchange for desirable Omaha Propercy, improved farm 060 aores, Thuyer Co., Neb, . Wrignt, 304 Marshfield ave, Chicago. 183 USINESS, Kesiaence and suburban property. Star Land & Loan Co., 0 1609% Farnan 318 front, on OT [0x150 Hanscom place, Agrade, hons ity water, two story barn, 2 o8, price £2, Iive acre property 1% miles west of Dun 2175 per ncre. Street cars to_Dundee next sea- son. Colseth, Johuson & Lovgren, room 9, Chamber of Commerce. 601 Fm\ SALE-$850 will buy 1ot 5012 in Omans View, grade, Lots in this and the above price only. “' ACRES Omaha prov ) “own terms. Danfol one block from motor line, nicely on Addition are worth $1,00, open for u short time G, B, Tzschnck, oare Omana Hos, 1 tty for sala on your &35 N. Y. Life, 708 208 Notice to Stockholders. TIYHE annual meeting ot the The Bee Buiiding Co. will * he! office of the Dmaha iee, e on Tuesday, January 21st, 180, g p.m., for the purposs of electing ar ors for the ensuing year, and trs such other business as By orderof che N RAILROAD TIME C CHTCAGO. BUR]. ON & @ Depot 10th and Mason strects. Chicago Vertibul 9454 m Chicago Expr 640 p m Chicagn Expross 416 p miChicako Fast Mall via UF. Trans BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEHR. Depot 1ith wnd Mason streets. Lenves _Omaha 306 p m an »m &5 Lincoln & € L) K C, 8T J 0h and Mason strents P, Trans UNION PACIFIC, |_Depot 10th and Maroy stroets. [ Overland Flyor 63 pm)| Limited Fast Mafl 10.30 a m Denver Fxpross w| Grand Tland Exp. (oxcont i) sas City §siin 40 & NORTHW ESTERN pot, 10th and Marcy Sts. Loaves |CHIC Omaha. U, P, W15 am 40 pm S0 pw| Lenves _Omiahn, 015 o m) 600§ m) . ML, & ST, PAUL. depot, 10th "und Maroy Sis. ..Chicago Mall. .. Chicako Expross OMATIA & ST. LOUIS, i {U. P dopot, 10th and Marey Sts. 415 p m) St. Louts Cannon Ball.. Leaves | RIOUX CITV & PACIFIC. U. P, depot, 10th s Slonx Clty Passong Lillo St Paul Expross SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. __Dopot 15th and Wobster Sta. St Paul Limitod. .. Teavos Omahn. 5 p m| Leavos Omahn. 900w m 9.00 a m| 5.10 p w/ 510 p w| Black Hills atings Exp. ( Waloo & Line ek & Norfolk ( 00 a w8 100 p m t Kiland_Accommodation MISSOUIT PACLIIC Depot 13th and Wobster “St. Louls & K. C. Expross ISt Louls & K. C. Bxpress MISSOURI PACIFIC SUBURBAN 1 ts. 00 a m| .15 p m| FORS lots in Plaiuview on st 310 cachi J. H. Lamb, Goun- 603 2] cll Biuirs 00K over this lis 4 A fiue lit1le home,6 rooms, water, gas, bath, sower connections, mantel, not & mile from P, O.. on car line, paved street, east tront, 1% cash, bal at per cent on easy' terms; & great bargain. Double frout in Kilby place, only 8100: & acres on beltiine, will' make 24 fitty £t lots; n 8aD 1n this for 50me ono; can sell on easy torms or trade It for a good builiing lot. East tront lot in Mayne place just off Loaven- worth 8t , only &2,200, 50 £t on 17th near Nicholas, #100 ft; 40 ft in outli frout, 5-room cot- Shinn's on Charies st, tage, §2,500, ensy terms. Wiil build a louse to suit you in Plainview or sell on montlly payments, Cheapest corners in Dwight & Lyman’s addl- tion., 81,200; easy terms, f-room_cottnge, Miami street, just off 24th, only §l0; easy terms. Full ot on Davenport street near Vale's resi- dence, only $1,600; a grent bargain, Can'sell_ coitages (n almost any addiiton on ‘monthly payments. Call and see. Fino lot near Spalding and 24th, paving and curbing all paid for; can sell it for $1150. ¥. K, Darling, Barker Block, 003 17th and Farnam, OR SALE—Ver; B4 T chLeap, no trades, farm of acres, sec b, 12 N, i W, Hamilton coun- ty, Neb:, 2 miles from Marquette, small house, stable, 300 acres of pasture fenced, living water, vrice only $10 per acre, #5,437.60, one-thira 188) crop included. Terms, $2,200 cash, balance 6 ¥ cent interest. k. K. Atkins, owner, railroad flding, Denver, Colo. 182 HE best, Business Residence Vacant and suburban properties in the market are for sale by “'the old rellable” M, A. U‘]‘;ton Co.. 10th and Farnam, 1 ERY low, 2 new houses and lots in Council Blufrs; 1lot, South Omahn, very little mon- ey required. Write A. B, Paddock, Elgin, Neb, 2 J2 'OR SALE—A bargain in Platnview, corner lot, 31,25 cash. l)'oulnfl corner on Lake street, $1,500; 8300 cash, Double corner in Soth Omaha, 150 teet, east frout, $1,200; $00 cash. Five acres 4 miios from Omaha 2 miles from Exchange Bullding, 81, #7060 cash. 210 acres 5 miles from city limits, highly im- proved, $16,000; half cash, Six-room cottage with bath, etc., corner, on Cuming st.,, ,50; on easy terms orcan ex- chauge eguity in it; $2,00) for clear lot. W. it. Homu Fronzor bio {OR BALE—Good b-room house 81600, vacant ot #80), one 3-room nouse with barn $1,30), Apply on premises, 3416 Decatur m);;)z'. ostoflice,and outh Umaha, ‘A CHANCE 70 SECURE A NICE HOMP. 1 offer for sale u first-cl AGE JUST COMPLETED “No. Do " substantiaify bullt througnous WITH DOUBLE FLOORS, FURNACE AND COLD WATER' AND CIST) DID BRICK CELLAR, ETC. BATH., HOT ERN, SPLEN- The now motor car line to Hanscom park. 18 Withiin thice short blocks and the sireet car company is now stringing their rails on 32d st., WILHIn block, for their motor 1ine, It yon want' BEAUTIFUL, RESIDENCE in one of the, Nicest Neighborhoods in town. i HEALTHY AND PLEASANT LOCATION. Tewil pay you 1o cail at once and see this propert; AN GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, GEO. N, HICR, N.'Y, Life Building. 406 11 FOLVE room cottages (31,500, ench (8100 down, balance 815 per monthi. Thos, £ 11 Paxton block. 120 vv'.&uuu & Weatertield,real estate, u’,oxlx‘xl-lmm QOUTH Omana iots, W. L, Selby's uu."gn. QR SALE or Excounge-lst clugs unincum: bered Kansas farms for city or Douglas co, proparty. It youwish to buy or sell real estate or horrow money {u any quantities be sure to call on B. J. Kendall, room 308 lewx;'!zu{'[;llng, T K1~ R SALE_A generaf iflerchanaise store at Florence: invoice a #2,00); this is 8 good t;!llll(:. for Mi,lne one; lopk it up, Cowan & all, lorence, Neb, s L2 JPOR BALE-incksntits aud wagon shop: one roller fasd mull and engine Louse com- plete; house, barn and or five lots, aadress J, O, Hall, Leign, Not {'OR SALE—The coutrolling interest in & weil establishod state bank in & ilve county seat in Nebraska; the oldest bank in the blace; Das the largest line of deposiis, anu sll the Zacllities for conducting the business: will bear the most thorough investigation. M. H, H derson, room 40, Paxton block, Omals, Neb, Il’ you wish to ankllb in business come and see us. We can offer you an of portunity never befors equalled. Koom 15, Chamber of Commerce, ‘ ‘VAET—EFfA er with 85,000 capl a 10 0 e owh 'L sasteri Nobracka Banmih Chsmber of Commerce. 106 ¥ FOR EXCHANGE. POK EXCHANGE—A quarter section in Ne- braska,good tillabie land, for stock of goods, it pay about $l, 4 cash. Vor further iufor~ mation sddresy €. 0. Hoagland, 16th and Dodge OTS in Sherldan iaco, Leavenworth strest, Ithree blocks from street cars,only two miles from court house. Prices 850 per lot, $10 down and $10 & month, seven per cent interest. Leowls Beod & (0., room 13, Board Trad “/ILI, sell the very desirable residence of Ko it Kasson, esq., on Howard s West Omahia, near 3ith st. This property comprises & well bullt house of 11 rooms and attic that il givo more rooms It neoded First floor i tinished in Oak and second n Georgla hard pine. Cellar aud laundry, furnace and furnace Toom complete, sewer, gias and city water con- nections ull made, Bara for b horses und ample gurriage room and xoom for coarnman, Fot has 110 €. frontage by 190 depth to & 50-foor private ailey, Premises front south on street with established grade and are in the best ;esi- donce location i the city of Omaha,” Satiifac- tory reasons given for selling. Aues, Sols Agent, 1607 Farnam 8¢, 013 23 7 foot on 10t st., near Farnam, iness block for 8,000 @ yoar; must have 000 3 3 cent, 10ug sme; g .%»n..fi“k‘u&r‘:.. fis:u." 15T your property with i, K. Cole. Suuiu Omabia ots, W. L. Selb; Maseot, i Seymour Park Portal.. | Beymour Park. Mascot. 5 Lawn Wost, § Dundee Pl Walnut Hill Tako Street Drutd HIIL.... Onk Chatham. Webster Streci ockholders of 1d At the Hullding, Omaha, ar 0'clock board of ausaoting | come bafore the ARD. Artives | Omana WA m | 600 p 850 8 m 830 8 m Arrives Omatia Arrives Omali. 700 A m n m | m 1220 0 m Arrives | Omihia | Arrives | Omaha. 605 p m 045 0 m | Arrives | Omahin, 10.06 p m 10.05 n ™ Arrives Omaha _| Omnha| 620 p m 5.20 p m 1020 8 m 10.20 n m “| Arrives Omaba. Gpm 100 p m 4450 m | Arrives | Omaha. 45 pm B0 8 m 0 i These tralns also stop at 1ith, I streets, Summit and Savidge Crossing. wen's rains do not run Sunday. UNION PACIFIC-SUBURBAN TRAINS. h, 20th and 24th *Working- “Broad-| 1 Bhoel'y for (Omaoha Trans- way Bta~ CBlufts| Depot. | Depot.| tion. South Omaha.| Albri 't Depot, HHEHE 359, CHICAGO. R. L. & PACIFIC, Unlon Depot, Counell Bluth 015 p m| 9408 m GO & NORTHW ESTE| | Union Depot, Con Enstern ¥l Atlantic Mall CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL. |” Union Depot, Council Blifts, Transter 540 p m 845 1 m | Arrives |Transfer hicago Mall 1. JOK & 0. B. pot, Councll Blu Exps Expron Leaves Transfer mmodation. -8t I'aul 1Expross. An Absolute Cure. 45 p m 630 a m Arrives Transfer 600 p m 6.10 & m Arrives Transtor T Transtor 56 pm The ORIGINAL ABIKTINE OINTMEN I is only put up in larae two-ounee tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for all sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all skin erup: tions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles, Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at conts per box—by mail 30 cents, GLAD HE WAS HANGED, The Remarkable ixperience of a Young *wiss Carpenter. No other Californian has lately run such awful risks and yet escaped with his life as John Wog, who arrived here yesterday from Sacramento and at the American Exchange, For two years his life has been with more Othello experienced. He has ‘“*disastrous chances” is now fraught than s been snatched from beneath the wheels of a flying locomotive, hanged until all but dead, stricken with paralysis until his body could be vierced anywhere by neadles and knifs blades and he not foel it, yet he is perfectly well to-day. His case is one of the most rem in medical anvals, and has as arkabie yet bat been barely alluded to in the daily papers, I feel like a boy with his first pair of trousers, I am so glad to gotout again a free man,” said he toa Chron porter. His wife joined in the and general rejoicing with him, icle re- smiling He is a Swiss carpenter of thirty-five years. “On April 22, 1887,” added he, **I fell from a building at San Gorgonic a dis- tance of twenty feet, and injured my spine till I was in the form of a half hoop and couldn’t bend either way. I couldn’t work at my trade any longer and had to do something to support my family, so I got a ejob on the rai walwhmun at the nel, twa hours before the Santa Cru: Iroad as ig San Fernando tun- On the night of September 11, z train was to come through for San Francisco. I stumbled, strained my spine all over again and fell all in a heap aci railroad track. *1 was perfect), thing. )r;bofl y! ross the powerless to do any- rom my waist down was dead and I felt as thu\agh packed in solid ice aud frozen aroun power to move m( hands, b 8nook as though writh of u galvanic battery. I bad no ut they ing in the grasp *'Great beads of sweat came out of my | from my body and mind. Finally face as big us the onds of my yet finge I could not move my hoad, eithor. was just conscious enough to know train 21 would oon be along, yot to ave me from eternal perdition 1 eouvld ot move a muscle, nor hear, nor artic- ulate o word. ““How long 1 luy thus [ could not say, but it was terrible what 1 suffered both groay light shone through the tunnel and ap- whed me. T expected to die Just when I thought the wheels were upon me I was jorked from the track. John Hamilton, another watchman, had seen me and rescned mo, Ho got help and moved me half a mile away to my nouse. 1 was placed on my face, lay for soven weoks, feeling having only urned in adull sortof wayto the upper part of my body and arms. [ could talk a little, too, * My wife got all the doctors she conld hear of, but they thought T was doomed. Tho paralysis was too deep-seated. “Thousands of pins could bo stuck 1n me anywhere from my waist down to my toes and [ would not feel them. “Then I was taken to the Southern Pacific railroad hospital at Los Angeles. 'rom October 25, 1888, to April 23 of the next yoar, Ulay there. Every known vemedy was tried, but nothing availed. Finally Dr. Thoas Huntington of the railrond bothought him of a now thing. *Ho thonght if T were hanged by the neck it might steaighten my body out and get tho gray matter adjusted right in my spinai column. There was only a chance. 1 probably would die, *1 told himto go ahead, and if T must die, why, then it would soon be over, for I suffered so terribly that 1 often tried to got the strychnine bottle They used a little strychnine as medi- cine. and thus was carofully slipped to Sacra- mento to the big railroad hospital. There Dr. Huntington rigged up a block and tackle, with n crossbar and straps attuched, and on April 24 last ho hung me by tho neck. Only the merest little bit of my weight vested under my armpits. “When they let go it felt as though somebody had hit me in the spine ter- ribly hard, and then I died,as Ithought. The doctor cut me down, thinking [ wus dead, too. In a few seconds I cumo w, and saw my feet jumping about like a chicken does with its head cut off. There were shootings through my body like electric thrills, and 1 had the most awful pain, like driving a thousand rusty nails through my flesh. “The doctor was in doubt whether I ever ought to try it again. 1looked upon it us almost cortain death, but T thought I would try it once more, and il 1 was to dio Ionly hoped to dio theun, My back felt like it ought to he pulled. They hung me again, and I stond 1t for nearly a half minute, when I lost consei 5 “Day after day thoy hung me thus, T suffering untold torture, but tho result was that after three weeks I could move a little, and now, after two years, 1 am almost as weli as anybo 1f aman die, shall he live again? is a query in Holy Writ, yet I have lived and died a score of times, and suffered more than any man can dveam of, But,ahl ‘All’s well that ends well.” Blessed be the hanging machine.” T S The Great Rock island Route. In changing time ou Sunday, Nov. 17, the Chicage, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. have considered every point of in- terest to the Omaha traveling public. 1f you are going to Des Moines, Chicago or any point east, our solid vestibule limited train is just what you want. Leave Omaha at l?fip. m. arrive in Des Moines 9:30 p. m. and Chicago 8:30 a. m. dining car for supper leaving Council Bluffs and for breakfast before renchinfi Chicago. This train is also equippa with the finest sleepers and chair cars made by tne Pullman Co., which ledve from the U. P. depot, Omaha,every day at 4:25 p. m., making close connections at Chicago with all trains for eastern points. In addition to this magnificent train we have two othex daily trains to Chicago, leaving Omaha at 9:15 a. m. and 5:15 p. m. For information as to routes, rates, time, etc., call at ticket office, 1305 Farnam street; telephone 82, S. 8. STEVENS, General Western Agent. B THE GREAT LANGUAGES, English Comes First, German Second and KFrench Third. The language in which Shaxespeare and Milton wrote was the language of less than 6,000,000 human beings, and when Washington was president less than 16,000,000 of people used the Eng- lish tongue. At the sume time (time of our first president) Krench wus the mother tongue of at least 80,000,000 of peonle, and hy some writers it is said that 50,000,000 of French-speaking poo- ple-were living at the time of the revo- ution of 1789, This state of affairs is now completely reversed. Between forty and fifty years ago the English language equaled the German in the cumber of those who spoke it, and now the latter is left far behind in the race. German is now spoken by 10,000,000 per- sons in the Austro-Hungarian empire, by 46,000,000 in the German em- l;ix-c, by 40,000 in Belgium, and y about 2,000,000 in the little Alpine country of Switzerland, Besides the countries mentioned, in which German is usually classed us the native tongue, it is spolen by about 2,000,000 persons in the United States and Canada, giving a total of about 60,000,000 who use the German language. £ With French the case is much the sawe, but the gain during tho last cen~ tury has been smaller than that of Ger- man, French is now spoken by the 88,- 000,000 inhabitants of F'rance, by 2,250~ 000" people o Belgium, by 200,000 in Alsace-Lorraine, by 600,000 in Switzer~ land, 1,600,000.in the United States and Canada, 600,000 in Haytiand 1,500,000 in Algiers, India, the West Indies and Africa, iu all 45,000,000, English is spoken by all but less than 1,000,000 in the 86,000,000 in the British isles, by probably 57,000,000 of the 60, 000,000 inhabitants now believed to be in this country, by 4,000,000 in Cavada, by 8,000,000 in Australia, by 1,700,000 West Iudians und perhaps by 1,000,000 in India and by other British colonies, bringing the total to over 100,000,000, For 25 years 1 sullered from bolls, eryeipelas nd other blood affections, taking during that ‘time great quantities of different medicines with- out giving e any perceptible relief. Fricnds induced meto try 8. 8. 8. It improved me from the start, and after takung scveral bottles, re- stored my health ue far as I could hope for ab my age, which 1s now seveutyfive years. Mus. 8. M. Lucas, Bowling Green, Ky, “Treatise on Blood and 8iin Diseases mailed 3 SWLET SPECIFIO CO.x Allaila, G