Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 13, 1901, Page 20

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They are are granted, not for the lifetime of an en- ergetic business man, but for a future un- limited In years. They are more perma- nent than national banks because not de- pendent upon congressional legislation They are more reliable than any other form of business enterprise because death fire and the ordinary casualties of commer clal ventures are discounted in advance and cannot entall upon them the disasters which wreck every other form of undertaking The Bankers Reserve of Omaha, launched three years ago by B H. Robison, its president, is demonstrat ing here in Omaha the fact that the west will maintain a life insurance company If it 18 comservatively managed, up to date in its insurance policies and safe as an in- vestment proposition. Within the present year this company has More Than Quadrupled its total business. Its new policies made possible under the stipulated premium law of Nebraska are taken by the best business and professional men of the state. Presi- dent Robison has his heart and his head set irrevocably for $10,000,000 Within Five Years company’s business into adjacent states, though naturally he looks first to Ne- braska. Every man in the state has a per- present selfish interest in the sue- cess of the Bankers Reserve Life associn- tion and All Loyal Nebraskans will personally resent unseemly, unwar ranted and maliclous attacks upon the credit of the company by the advocates of allen Insvrance. They want this money in- vested at home, in securities they can per- sonally {inspect, under the supervision of state officers who are selected from amongst thelr own people. It goes without saying that all things being equal a Nebraskan will prefer his neighbor to a stranger as the custodian of his savings. Life insur- ance companies are the greatest savings institutions in the world. B. H. Robison, Omaha, wants the best corps of life under writers In the United States and Invites correspondence. 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MOODY & CO,, P.O.Bex 3100, Oineinnatl,0 |FREE oy alJapancse Ferfume L P"r f Yoklo."' .amnlmn-. OOMPANY, New York City Carpenter’s Letter (Continued from Sixth Page.) Shanghal. It has perhaps more vice than any other in the Celestial empire. It has all the wickedness of the Chinese married to the depravity of the foreigners, making up a combination of bestiality which you will ind cowhere else in the empire. There and many opium dens everywhere. Shanghal has one street which is noted for its wickedness and upon this street is the biggest opium den in the world. It has perhaps an acre of floor space in its three stories and its interior is furnished in the most extravagant fashion. Its furniture is of costly teakwood, its walls are inlald with marble and its rooms are divided by carved screens inlald with stained glass. It has many rooms all given up to the smoking of oplum. These rooms are of different grades and in them you may see all classes of Chinese. There were perhaps a thousand smokers in the den when I entered it and I went through hall after bullt for all time. Thelir corporate powers |hall, breathing the fumes of sickly smelling | vapor, through which the rays of the elec- tric lights struggling found their way. I stopped at the cashier’'s at the entrance and was offered a pipe. The cheapest, I was told, would cost me 10 cents a smoke and the dearest could be rented for 20 cents or a quarter. As I went through I saw that many men had their own pipes. Two mandarins dressed In satin lay and dozed with pipes of ivory beside them. In an- other room coolles were smoking with pipes of common wood and in a third I saw two girls lying on cushions of velvet, upon 'DON'T BE SO THIN. FREE REMEDY. Many ladies and gentlemon who cannot i | | | normally thin and cannot find any medical treatment which will correct this condition. Dr. Whitney's Nerve and Flesh Bullder is not alone intended for those who are sick, but also for those who appear well and hearty, but cannot acquire sufficient flesh to | | round out the form. In dyspepsia, indiges- | tion, all stomach troubles, debility and | nervous diseases no remedy I8 so prompt and powerful. In order to demonstrate the | wonderful merits of Dr. Whitney’'s Nerve and Flesh Builder every person who will| | | couches ot teakwood inlaid with mother-of- | pearl. Each girl had a long pipe in her | mouth and one as I looked filled her lungs | with the oplum and blew the smoke out | through her nostrils. The girls were lying facing each other. They rested themselves on their elbows as they cooked the oplum over the lamp and then laid thelr heads down on little red pillows and dozed off to ‘ sleep. In another section of the oplum palace I | shown the rooms for private parties and In one saw a dozen men lylng on six couches in pairs. They looked up and one sald “Chin Chin" as I stood there. I was | everywhere treated politely and there was at the outside. He Is rapldly pushing his | no disorder. The receipts of this den are, I | am told, about $1,000 a day from one year's end to the other. An American Morphine Fiend. I heard here of an American who has been ruined by the evil effects of oplum. He 18 a son of an eminent Baltimore phy- siclan, and was educated at Heldelberg, Germany. While there he got neuralgia and at the advice of his physiclan took morphine injections. The result was he be- came a morphine flend. His family, to cure him, sent him on a salling vessel out to Japan. He had no opium during the voy- native drug store and demandcd some. The Japanese druggist refused to give it to him without a prescription. Thereupon the American drew a knife and went for the druggist. and the American the morphine bottle. Shortly after this the man left Japan and came to Shanghal. Here he forged an order helped himself out of He was for this arrested and put in the corsular jail. At this time he looked like a skeleton, his eyes were hollow, his face was drawn and he was a nervous wreck. The jail physician sald he should have no opium., The American sald he would die siclan rather brutally replied: “Well, suppose you die, who will care?" The man replied: ‘‘Nobody,” physician went away. The physician's was glven neither oplum nor morphine. He became desperate and trled to burn down the jail. He had delirium tremens and his reason would have gone had it not sentence in the next cell took pity on him. The murderer reached through the bars and let the opium flend hold his hand for hours { feel that he had human companionship. After a time the delirium tremens passed away and the man began to got petter. His appetite became enormous. H»j ate five tull meals a day and took a bowl of rice to bed with him every night. He began to fatten and at the end of his sentence was a new man. He appeared to have a horror of morphine and swore he would never touch it again. Consul General Goodnow shipped him on a sailing vessel to America He deserted at Hong Kong and about two months later was back at Shanghal looking as bad as when he was arrested. He is still an oplum drunkard, and at the presen. writing 18 belleved to be carousing in Japan. FRANK G. CARPENTER. The table of ascents of Mount Blanc for 1900 has just been published. It sbows that the Swiss lead, with thirty-eight as- cents, followed by the French, the Ger- mans and the Americans, England being quite low down on the list, with only five ascents. A good many-of our climbers were on other kopjes at the time, and we may console ourselves for our loss of place by the reflection that English ascents were most numerous in the days when Mount Blanc was more difficult than it is now. The ploneers, in 1786, were Savoyards. The first Swiss and the first English ascents followed in 1787. Then came the first Ger- man ascent in 1802, the first Polish ascent in 1818, the first American ascent in 1819, the first French ascent in 1834, and the first Itallan asceat in 1840, age, but as soon as he landed he went to a | The druggist fled from the store | on Consul General Goodnow and cashed it. | it he could not get it, whereupon the phy- | and the | orders were carried out and the criminal | been that a murderer who was in on a life | night after night in order that he might | Ascents of Mount Blanc| | sealed wrapper absolutely free. Direct to consumer. A pure and nutri- fer for $3.00 canno! packages—no marke | return at our ex address the C O. Jones Co., Elmira, N. Y., For sale by Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. | ik ©MR00 ‘ QUARTS E— — Bxpress charges prepaid. Recommended by tious stimulant for family use. 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