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PLATTSMODTH HERALD.
PUBLISHED DAILY AM) Vi'KKLY
The PlattsEoutli Herald Palilisiiino; Co.
Kor CUy and County Direc tory. ll:ti!wAy Time
Tables. Telephone Kxchang liili!uv.'t Di
rectory, loudness CanM tl nee third piige.
JEFF. I. STONE, - City Editor.
Notlco to Advertisers.
Copy for display advertisement or changes
in advertlseiiieuli must be handed in lo lhe
business ofllce not later than Mi a. m of tin;
hiy lu which they arc to ho inserted. Copy
for pay local ami special notices mint ho
handc-t In before 3 p. in each day to insure m
strtioH. II M I'.r.siiNKi.i.,
lIuiiicsM Manager.
A. Salisbury. Ieiitlt.
The Sioux City Journal says tli;it
wheat along tho line of tho Xbrask;i
division of the Chicago, at. 1'aul, Min
neapolis and Omaha ru;td is nearly all
planted, and much is up and green.
Corn is also being planted ly tho more
enterprising farmers.
The trial at Deiitrico of Jack Marion
fur the murder of John V. Cameron,
in 1872, has just concluded, the jury
briuginz in a verdict of murder in
tho iirst degree." It 1ns taken justice
a long time to reach this case, but it
finally came. Tho trial of the caso oc
cupied thrro days.
We desire to apologize for the igno
rance of the Journal. They don't know
the difference between a note and a
bill. If they keep on reading the
IIekald, however, they will know
more after a while. For their benefit
we will say the IIekald never adver
tised tho loss of a S-VjO bill. This is
"the news late, reliable and full."
Our genial friend, Ed. Uaum, is in
hard luck. JIo went to the depot the
other evening to see his best girl go
through on the train. She didn't come,
and his right eye immediately went
into mourning. Will Cushing has un
dertaken to pacify the eye, and it gets
worse all the time. Nothing but regu
lar eye water" will have any effect on
it BOW.
Hon. II. E. IJ. Kennedy came down
from Omaha today on his way to the
state hatcheries, accompanied by C. II.
lirownell, the new superintendent, who
has bad large experience in the Michi
gan and Missouri State hatcheries.
Supt. llrowneli will at once be placed
in charge at South Jlend.and the work
of the state commission bo pushrd
without delay. 'Mr. llrowneli comes
recommended by the best workers in
pisciculture, and the commission has
been fortunate in securingso excellent
a man to take charge of the rapidly
growing state interests at the state
hatcheries.
ihe Journal "Do you want the
news late, reliable and in full. Take
the Journal." By a comparison of last
night's Journal and the Hkrald of
the day before, it will be noticed that
the former statement of the Herald
is veriGed by t-Ufi appearanco of tele
grams in WeoJiday's Journal that
the Herald published Tuesday. "Late"
yes, they are late so late that de
composition has begun.
1. IJ. Murphy has moved his Central
restaurant from the opera house base
ment into the spacious rooms in the
second story of the Ilerold-Todd build
ing, one door east of the old court
house. He has neatly fitted and fur
nishtd them, and as heretofore will
always be found prepared to supply
the public with all the substantial
and delicacies of the season, and we
bespeak for him even a inre liberal
patronage in his new quarters than
that which he already has.
Out in Arizona they have a judge
who is conscientious in his official ca
pacity, and declines to be imposed upon
if he "can help it. Upon the applica
tion of an attorney for permission to
practice in his court, he said : "I will
take time lo consider the application.
I have been twice imposed upon, and
do not want it to occur again. There
is no more responsible or sacred posi
tion than that of attorney he has the
irtercsts and honor ot other men placed
in his keeping, and should be an honor
able man himself."
The Fremont Herald ha received a
letter from some one in Utah inquir
ing the prospects lor a grocery store
in Fremont, and in reply says they
have enough and don't want any more.
Such papers help to build up a town,
they are good things to have in the
community, and if Fremont had two
or three more of that same kind ol
newspapers there is no telling but
that it might soon be a second Chicago
or New York. Send us that letter,
we'll answer it and agree not to inflict
anyone upon Fremont.
There has been juite a change in tin
arrangements at the depot which goes in
to force today. Charley Smock who was
running baggage between Omaha and
Plattsmouth and return has been trans
ferred to the run between Omaha nnd
Icd Cloud via Red Cloud via Wyiuore
Hal lister, who was baggage master at
the depot, brings in baggage and ex
press on Xo. 12, between Oreapolls and
Pacific Junction, goes up again on No.
11, and returns with baggage and ex
press on No. 2 in the evening. Johnny
Donnelly will deal out the paste boards
as usual, and in addition will attend tho
baggage room at lent for the present.
Don. J. Arnold, ot Drownville, has
invented a fire escape, which is clo
cribed as follows: It consists of a
combination of cog wheels, etc., which
are placed in a box about 6x18 inches,
which is securely fastened to the wall
above the window. To this apparatus
a wire rope is attached, which is wound
ronud a wheel inside the box. On one
end of the rope a belt is attached, which
i buckled around tho waist of tho per
son who wishes to escape, who then
bleps from the window aud is letdown
, to the ground. The rope is then re
leased, when it is drawn back to the
Window by a coiled spring, and is in
readiness for another person to escape.
' The escape is to controlled by an in
geniously arranged break that a heavy
person will descend but very little
faster than a light one. The" noise
. made by the escape will effectually
prevent it being used by those trying
to jump their board bill. Mr. Arnold
has made application for a patent,
'which will, in all probability, be
granted,, as there is nothingHkjeitinJ
r i- -. . m . .
THE TELEPHONE.
Plattsmouth to be Connected
with Chicago.
AN
INTERVIEW .WITH GENERAL
MANAGER DRAKE.
Mr. 1 Drake, ihc alTale a; d
efficient nauager of the Nebraska tele
phone company, was in the city yes
terday looking after a crossing here
for their new Chicago line. For a time
it will be what they term a "patch
work" lino, made by connections with
other lines. Only a few gaps in Iowa
rcniaiu to be closed to make tin; line
complete, Uurlington being already in
communication with Chicago. The
'patchwork" lino will soon be super
ceded by a through line from Omaha to
Chicago, by way of IMattsmouth, and
this wire will only be used by places
along the route between Omaha and
Chicago. This is certainly an immense
stride for a western telephone company
to take, but from the enterprise evinced
by the fur-sighted gentlemen which coin
pose the company, no surprise is felt at
the consummation of the scheme. In
our own state the lines are branching out
in all directions. Parties arc now in
Michigan contracting for a large number
of poles, and the other necessary mater
ial has already been secured. During
the summer the following lines will be
built: One from Kearney to Minden,
one from Lincoln to Crete, and from
thence to Ilcatrice, one from lieatricc to
Wyomorc and IJIuc Springs, one from
Ashland to Wahoo, and one from Louis
ville to Weeping Water. Hastings and
Nebraska City being operated by private
companies, tho Nebraska Telephone
company does not touch these points.
The reason given for the failure ot the
Lincoln line to work properly din ing the
past two or three works, was on account
of an electrical disturbance burning
the condensers. These condensers are a
recent invention, being a sort of "cut
out" for use at way ollices on through
lines. An Indianapolis company has
the sole right to manufacture taein, and
are so far behind in their work as to be
unable to furnish all that are necessary
as yet. We will soon be able to talk
with our friends in Chicago, and got all
the latest news by telephone.
COURT PnOCLEDIMJS.
Judgment Against the Cily for $1,000
In the district court at two o'clock
thii afternoon the jurv empaneled in
the caseot Sarah A Collius vs the Citv
of Plattsmouth rendered the following
verdict: "We, the jurv duly empanel
cdand sworn in the above entitled
aeusc, do find for the plaintiff and assess
her oamages at the sum of one thou
and dollars.
On trial The case of Holmes
Daily. Smith & Uceson for plaintiff,
uartigan lor ueleudant.
A Fall in a Cellar.
Last night, about ten o'clock, a man
who works for J. II. Cox, in turning
the corner on the walk by Sherwood i
new building, fell in the cellar a dis
tance of some twelve feet. The noise
of the fall attracted Mr. Baker. Mr
Cox's salesman, who went to the place
and saw at once the trouble. He wen
down in the basement and helped the
man to 1113 leet. but it had shaken him
up so that he fainted away. After
little he came too and was helped home
by Mr. Baker, and this morning he is
feeling all right, and thinks he ha3
sustained no particular injuries.
inexsews, or ieoraska Lit v. says
that the government tug has gone to
Sioux city to bring down the barges
and llat boats, which will be a great
neip to the engineers at that point.
wonder if these boats will be used as
a dock, on which these parties will sit
wane they hsh for pouts.
THE -MEETING
At the
M. E. Church
.Evening.
Last
What Was Hone.
In pursuance to a call issued in the
dailies of this city some days ago.
meeting of the citizens of Plattsmouth
in favor of enforcing the provisions of
tho Slocumb'law, was held at the
Methodist church. At a quarter to 8
o'clock uite a respectable audience of
ladies and gentlemen interested in the
temper ancework, had assembled. Af-
ter prayer, by Iiev. W ilson, and the
singing of a hymn, Bro. Wilson stated
the object of the meeting to be the or
ganization of what should be known
as a "Law and Order society, the
object of which should be the prosecu
tion of all saloon keepers who should
be guiltv of violating any of the pro
visions of liquor laws now in force in
this state, and also all other offenders
against the laws of our state or the
ordinances of the city, and the peace
and good order of society in general,
who would not or could not be reached
through the instrumentality of ofiicers
elected or appointed for that purpose,
and for the further purpose of consider
ing the propriety of prosecuting ap
peals from the city council to the dis
trict court in the late remonstrance
hearings had before the mayor and city
council.
A motion was made and carried that
a committee consisting of Bro. Wilson,
S. A. Davis. Esq.. and Mrs. Alex. Schle-
gel, be appointed on organization of
the Law and Order Society, to report
a meeting to be held at tho call of the
committee. An expression of the au
dience was called for, whether or not to
proceed with the appeals in the license
cases, which resulted in a unanimous
vote to proceed. A committee of six,
consisting of J. S. Duke. C. II. Par
mele, M. Schlegel, Mrs. A. Schlegel,
Mrs. Pollock, and D. B. Smith, were
chosen to solicit funds to be used in
the work. A collection was then taken
up, and some 842.00 immediately sub
scribed. Alter some further consid
eration it was decided to employ A.
Beeson, Esq., to assist Mr. Vanatta,
and that a committee be appointed to
consult with the two learned gentle
men as to the ultimate result of an
appeal in the license cases; and if in
their opinion a decision in their favor
could be bad, to proceed ; and if there
was probability of failure, that the
matter should be dropped. So the
matter bangs upon the opinion jrMhej
PERSONALS.
J. I J. Mickle and J. II. Ilablemun,
of Weeping Water, returned to that
rural burg last ldglit after completing
their duties in District court.
The irrepressible Sam Long, of South
llexd, is in town to-day on business con
nected with his insurance agency.
Miss Nellie Stout pper.ds the day with
friends in Omaha.
Hon. John M. Thurston ami T. M.
Marquette went to Omaha this morning
having been in attendance at District
court in this city.
Joe Ford, with quite a corps of assis
tants, will take in the county between
Louisville and Weeping Water roof
painting. Joe means business, ami we
wish him success.
J. C. Morrisey, our enterprising grain
dealer, went west to Lincoln, Columbus,
anil other towns on the II. & M. to look
after his extensive grain interests.
Hon. E. L. Heed, Dave "Woodward,
Harry Hate, West Pebble, Frank Fow
ler, Paul Marshall, J. C. Tewksbury,
compose the delegation which arrived
this morning from Weeping Water on
business at court.
Messrs. Deweso and Trevit returned
to the Capitol to-day. Mr. 1). will re
turn agaiu on Monday to atiend trials
in the tquity branch of Judge Pounds
court.
County Commissioner Crawford re
turi.cl to his home near South Bend.
The session of commissioners having ad
journed tlrs morning.
Mrs. J. G. Hichcy and family will
rusticate to-day at Pacific Junction.
Will Cleghorn and S. A. Milgrim, of
Louisville, made the ollice a pleasant
call yestereay evening. They are on
dutv at Juduc Pound's court.
A MiKKASKA SHOW.
Buffalo Bill Beat3 Barnum.
We reproduce the following from the
Omaha Herald on account of its bein
as announced a ''Xebratka production
"The Wild West' enterprise, whic!
has come into such prominent notice of
late, represents as it stands in its unde
veloped state to-day, at least .$'50,000 in
cash. It will be one of the most exten
sive undertakings known in the record
of amusement exhibitions, not even ex
cepting liarnum's gigantic exploits
From one hundred to one hundred am
fifty men will be identified
with the entertainment proper.
and this enormous lorce will rcpresen
one ot the most novel and original fea
tures of American existence. It will
be a stupendous exemplification o
primitive natural characteristics, and
is expected to be granted a speedy rcc
ognation as such in every part of the
continent.
The entire west has been thoroughly
scoured lor fitting material with which
to bring a splendid degree ol harmoni
ous pcrlection. I rom the Missouri to
the liocky Mountains and onward to
the sea, and.from Dakota to the inner
parts ol Mexico, emissaries have been
toiling tirelessly in the interests of the
two celebrities, 'who are responsible
lor the scheme's conception, and who
will share the honors ol its certain tri
umphant execution. They are at pros
eut hastening all preliminary arranirc
ments and are overlooking no point of
importance in the vast catalogue of pre
paratory necessities.
Dr, Carver in the east has found
numberless matters to engaga his at
tention with. Mr. Cody, at his ranche
at North Platte, has surrounded him
self with the principal elements of
the enterprise, and is literally deluged
with employment. On his arrival, the
other day from his season s work, he
was tendered a reception by his town's
people, and in response to a speech of
welcome be ssid:
"l have closed my past seasons
theatucal business, and am now ar
ranging the biggest and most nove
show tho country can produce
There are engaged men well
known to the profession and
to the country. They are western
men, too, such as noted marksmen
riders, hnrdle racers, ropers, etc., and 1
am proud of them . I expect to leave
here soon, as my sJiow appears in Omaha
May 18th. Ill prove to you thai it
shall excel even Barnum's efforts at
novelty, and when they hear of my com
mg tney will an say: "Mere comes
Buffalo Bill and the cyclone." This
show will be a Nebraska production, and
I shall lDok to Nebraskiaus to assist me
to start the boem "
Dr. Carver and various members of
the business department are expected
today. The business of illuminating
the city with the new printing will be
commenced Saturday, and other evi
dences of advance labor will appear in
good season.
r airmont is just now excited over a
shooting affair in which a disinterested
third party was the victim. Two men
Sam Larl aDd John Schriber traded
horses, over which thern was a misun
derstanding, resulting in a quarrel,
nearahverr stable. The two men
clinched, and Earl threw Schriber,
when Schriber thinking Earl was get-
ling the best of him drew a revolver
and fired, hitting Geo. Carson, a stable
hand, who had gone out to sec what
the matter was. It is thought Carson
will die.
Knight Templars
remember the
meeti ag tonight.
South Bend Letter.
South Bend, Xeb.
We noticed your snake story yester
day from the Lincoln Journal, and that
tho Herald may not be behind I give
you this item." Last Sunday, Dave
Lewis was going up the railroad, about
mile west of this place, where he
saw on tho hill side several snakes
ooking at him from under a rock. lie
got a club, moyed the rock, and opened
up a largo mass of snakes, and killed
fifty two most all blue racers. One,
i blacksnake, was six feet two inches
ong. rhad. Streight tame down the
road soon after the fun and said it was
the biggest pile of snakes that he o ;er
saw.
We had a nice rain last night, aud
consequently our farmers wear smiling
faces, and as they are most all busy.
our merchants, havn't much to do ex
cept to go fishing. S.
And Ho Sold.
The Nebraska City News says there
was a man in that town the other day
so terribly hard up for money that he
was trying to realize on a three cent
postage stamp, which he stated was
taken from one of Paul's letters lo the
Corinthians. The strangest part of
the thing Is that he found a purchaser.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under till head, three cent
cr Hue each insertion.
IO It KKNT'-A good IioiIno hi kmI location
- in i ii i n city, iii'iunc ol II
1'itliiier or
.1. Vf . JfimlnK".
CM 5t
?OU HAI.K Old papM fur naif at this office
A at 4o cciitrt it liuuilrcd or 5 cctta per doz
en, tt
TOJi SALE Four loti together i jjwod loca
L Hon lu this city. Inquire at thin ollice tf
lO'JND A folding key In a railroad coach In
-I tliincity. Owner can lind il al this ollice.
Ij'OlNI) A hupch of keys on Chicago avenue
Owner can ;t same lV calling at tins of
fice anil ayiiig for this notice. 471 f.
JOST A Weir nieinorairluiu hook in this
city containing a live hiiudied and lllly
dollar note and other valuable napcr. Kinder
pleai-i return to this ollice and you will be re
waided. 33tf
WAXTKD To rent a email, neat house ron-
tainliig three or live rooms. For mitaMo
hiiildiug good juice paid. Inquire at this of
fice, to at
WANTF.n-A good conk
wanted at Stadel
1 maini's rcMaurant, either man or woman.
None but a lirtt-elaHs cook need apply. 61U tf
llr A.i Ti:i John liauerhas leaed the Stohl
' man place, corner of 7th aud Vine, and is
prepared to accommodate lhe public in the
way of boarding and lodging by the week or
mouth. 4oiii 1
Vr A XT F.l ) A first-class cook at the Central
' lJestaurant, (iood wages and steady em
ployment, dtf
w
ANTKD -Canvassers wanted. Aonlv to J.
O. Shannon, riuttsiiioulh. Xfb.. enclos
ing utamp for reply. Only live, active parties
need apply. Son
Iiremner's
Co.'s.
Crackers at Murphy &
Teeth extracted without pain by the
use of Nitrous Oxide Gas, at the Dcnta
rooms of Dr . C. A. Xi-.ul all, Fitygcral
block. 48dytlJwlt
Window shades at Warrick's
2t
Notice.
Warrick has made further re ductio
on painting materials. Give him an
der and compare prices. 04aO'tCv2t
Cottage House;
Sixth street, between Main and Pearl,
Plattsmouth. Nebr. Keiittcd and com
fortably furnished. Board by the day
or week. Meals 2t cents. Board by
week at r asonable rates. House com
fortably and pleasantly situated. Give
me a call. S. Weaver, Proprietor.
4fidlm
Iiremner's Crackers at Stadlcman's.
Miliiv.ny.
Mrs. . t.In. -.on x Sv. c:, -, arc n .v re
ceiving all the l:Uf .-. y. csi i li iis, Son
nets, Flowers. Tips, Kibbcus, vVc, in the
millinery line, to which they invite all
to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Fancy goods at cost. d40ml
The largest supply of hams, bacon,
and all kinds of meats, in the city to
be found at Halt & Co. 54 -dtf.
NOTICE!!
We will Hell Any (ioods at
Prices Below TIause Quoted by
Coitipetitoa-s.
W. J. WARRICK.
Asky our grocer for Breinner's Crack
ers every time. Take no other.
A few of the handsomest patterns of
Wire Flower Stands very cheap at J. It.
Cox's. 54d&wlmo
IJreiuncr's Crackers at Hansen's.
fJolo J.l. Young's Tor your
cream soda water, mead and
otrcu eer only 5c per glass.
Largest stock of wall
rick 's.
paper
at VVar-
53 t3
Iiremner's Crackers at Baker's.
yv new line or line uress goods con
sisting of the latest styles aud patterns
just received at Wcckbachs. 23dtf
Tlreniner's
Lewis'.
Crackers at Bennett &
Ladie3, your special attention is called
to the new line of dress goods just
received at Uecklmchs. 23dtf
Nothing lost by goiug to Warrick's
for wall paper aud window shades. 53 2t
By paying1 cash for our new stock of
wall paper, lead, oil, Ac., we arc enabled
to sell at reduced
prices.
YV J.
53 t2
YY'aukick.
Bremncr'd Crackers at Wirckbach's.
Fresh home made candies
C-very day
39dtf
at the Phoenix..
The Alaska, the best aud mott con
venicnt Refrigerator in the market. For
sale by J. It, Cox. 43d&-wlnio
It will pay you to read Wise's colG
umu in this paper, vou may find ins
what vou want. 39tt
HENRY BCECK
DEALER in
3F1
SAFES, CHAIRS,
ETC., KTC, ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASE;
WOODE2ST COPPIITS
Of all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MY FINE HEARSE
IS NOW HEADY FOR SERVICE.
With many thanks lor past patronar.
Invite alt to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
31tl. FDRXTE'HK AXD COFFIXM
CITY H)rfiL.
This beautiful three story brick structure, on
lower Maid street, has just been finished and
fitted up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS,
AND
REGULAR BOARDERS,
EVERY -THING. NEW-AM CLEAN
A GoodBar ,a cTeuX:Uh th
ERNST WAGNER
Practical ArchitetT
AND
SUPERINTENDENT
ARCHITECTURAL WORK A
SPCCIALTY.
1'l.ins and Specifications will te carefully
carried ont. and full attention will he Riven a
to safety aud durahility.
lussoxs o. p.ftivrixu
In Oil, Water Colors, Crayon aud l'eneil.
Ofllco o rcr Solomon & Nathan' store. Main St
Of going to Omaha for
Wall Paper,
AND
When you can buy tho same for
TRonev at home.
less
Window Shades iV'-in
1.
50
to .s:.00 Ter Pair.
"Warner's Kidney and Liver
Cure, 1.10c.
A large invoice of Alahastinc just re
ceived. All shade-.
complete
.tock always on
baud.
10e.
c.
"To the
Front," :$
for
for
Tobies ftry theml 2
"INNOCENTS AliROAD," the boss
He Cigar.
" PANE-TELL AS,"' the Doss 5c cigar.
Will J. WAIUUCK.
AGENCY
RUB WSMGE COT
ci r
if London,
olJEKX, VJ LivL.i.
EUND, of Calif ir-i.ia
EXPRESS COMPANIES :
AMEKICAN EXI'HESS CO.,
WELLS, KAKGO & CO. EXl'KES.9.
Ofliee in Jlockwood Block, with Joliii
6-.Ii.-m
o.'i Bros
D EAI. Ell IN
.MEDICINE, P VAX FUil Ell Y S,
Oils, Paints, Bkusiiks!,
And in fact everything1 contained in
a lirst-cliss Drug Store. Pre
scriptions carefully compound
ed. Competition met in
all departments.
Cor. Main- a-i Third Strkkts
PLATTSMOUTH, NEC
TT
Has ransacked the market for
nobbiest and best line of
the
CLOTHIIvTG.
Ve can show you all that is de
sir-able, and don't forget that we
will never be undersold.
Everything in
HATS, "
SHIRTS,
GLOVES
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
NECKWEAR,
Just received.
For riht goods at right prices
o to
C. JH. Wcscott,
The BOSS Clothier.
Rcekwood Blo cl.
2To Humbiig Here!
Can Outsell anj One Trice Clothing
Outfit in riattsnionlh
335T 25 PER CENT..
AXI) STILL MAKE MONEY.
Botli Here ana at my Brancli Store
AT LOUISVILLE,
As I Buy For Cash.
Kincniler the above statement.
C. G. HEI10LD. ,
A. II.
KELLCK, I'll
G. M. I
Graduate in
rHAUMACY AND MEDICINE.
Oflfioe ill Perrv's drue storj nnnntltn th TVr-
kina houne.
SEEDS
Our iJtTe Aitnrrv GCTOB
drfvriliitiir Co(' Hi liable Strt$
1 Mallinl Frre to AIL Wc
oner thf ltrt 'rr-Jt .... M
and V hgL, mid th? Hr.t CWfyJ ot ' VwretMhlw,
iSEEB POTATOES, Corn. Oat
A
Clothing,
Nevei- TTnclei'&'old.
Still undersells any ol his
been uu old c.mmvsi i
uij)
lit
cd
( 'lothier ever
no rents and
buy,
pays
ReinembiT tho Tvenly
SAVED 15V MJYIN; OF III M.
have aiiit'!, ;.iu J
Dry Goods
Die (Jools, Tn'liiiniiii Etc., :tt i.owKJi
any oilier house in lhe country
Also :i full line ol'
rocenes
4.
at prices to defy com eth.n.
W. II.
or
DKS MOINES a OMAHA
OX ACCOUNT OF HIS
Immense Practice in
WILL MAKE I' IS
Saturday,
AND WILIi ItKMAIX 0SK DAY,
AT
WHERE HE CAN I3E
Ear U Eye, Tint k Lungs, GaM, lkm
Bladder and Female Diseases as Well as All
Chronic and Nervous Diseases.
Has discovered (lie great---l euro in :!if v.orl.l f
ucr.i.wj upuidmCT, iiiipoiruty, em-rill ut-Miu v,
i "-"'' ic ni-aii, uiiiiuiiy. ut-iiium z. iiii!,i:.-vH ol hnni or L'Klil iik's. ii;aM-ii ol the boid
throat, nose or akin, aflct-lioiis ol tun liver, lunai-. ton.a:k or loweis-th-.e tf rrible dmordera
ari;iijg rrom solitary habits of joutli -and f--rft jraf-ti-' moi ltal to tlie victim Oimii th
hods of .Sjreus to the niaiiiit-f cl L lytisos, Miiitiiic tli-Ir nioi-t lailicnt hopes or abliciuatioiii
rcmiering marriage iinios:ibe.
lliose tiiat are hu.'ft-iiuy lioni ti;e evil practice, which destroy their Mental and Physical
system, tausini '
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The symptoms of which are a dull' digressed mind, whleli unfit them for neriormine their bus-
inei-s ana social uutief, mar.es h:i()y marriages iniporcitilf. !iire--e tiie action of the heart
deuression of hpirits, evil f.iiebniiins. cowai.lic-i , iireams. r--l lest tjiv-titn, dizluehi. for-
Kettulness, unnatural discliar.'eh, piu in tiie bkek and hi;f, short b eathiijj;, rueiancUoly" tir
easily of company and have preference to be aio.i". feeling a tired in tiie iiioruiii; as when re
tiring, seniiual weakness, lt manhood, while li,ue deposit in tne iu mc, nervousnesiAic-mblinjr
contusion of tliotight. watery and v.eaK eyes. opepsia, euii.iip;.iii)ii. palenes, paioTiid weak
ness in the limbs, etc., fcliowd conxult me immediately and be restored to perfect health.
YOUNG MEN
Xio have become victims of solitaiy vice, that dreadful and dc-tructive tial.it which &nnua1Ir
f.v.-ep-tt an untimely urave tliou-ands i ouii' n:en of txalled la;ent and brilliant aaellecl
who nihzht otherwise eiitrance listening henators Willi liie t'iu:.:ei ul ittcir eloouence M fken
to eestaey the liviuit lyre, mavcail with eoiitiueiice.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons or young n en conieii:jl.itii ruairiah'e beware ,f iiysical wpHkuen. Lm
of pTocreative power. impotei:cy or any otner ilisijua.iln-alioii spc-edii relieved. He who plee
himself under the care of Dr. h ishb!att may reiiioasiy tonhdu lu kis iiouor a-s a gem leman, and
confidently re!y usmu hi skill as a pli sician.
ORGAN AL WEAKNESS
Immediately eured and full vigor restored. This distressing affection, which renders life a bur
den and marriage impossible, is the penalty pael by the victim for improper Indulifeuc.
Vounj? men are apt to commit exce-ses limn not LeiuK aware ot tne drealful eocseUencea that
may ensue. Now whu that understands tnin sulji.ct w ill iic-ny tiiat procreatioa is lst sooner iiw
those falliiiK Into in. proper habits than by t he prudent. liesidcH bein deprived ot the pleao
uies of heailhy olTspiiuirs. the jhcaI i i-!;1 iiLu dealluetive u.ptoiitH cf Loth mind and body'
ariie. The system becou.es deranged, t'ut pliysical and iiicnlal jnei weai.eu lost procrea
tlve poweif, nervouh irntati.i'Uy , uptla, pa.uat..n c l the heart. indiirebUoii. eoiitllu
tioual debility, wa-stin ot th" , cuu'li eoi;uin;itinn and ileatli.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Terons ruined in health l unearned pretenders w ho keeps them trlflinc month after month
taking poi-onou aud injuiiou enmpounus. sliould npply immediately.
DR. F1SHBLATT,
graduated at one of 'he rnot er-ilsent college in the L'Dited states, h.xs effected notue of tb
mot atoui-h np cures that were ever knowu. Many troubled with' ringing iu the ear and
head when asleep, jtrtat uervousners. beint: alarmed at eertaiu i-ounds, with freuueut Llushliiir
aitenucd eometime wijn uetanpemeut or the mind, were cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICUAR NOTICE.
Dr. F. addresses all those who have injured themselves by improper Indulgence aad iolltarT.
habits which ruin both rnind aud body, unfitting them for business, Mudy, aocietv or iiiatriaki i
There are some of the ad. ineloneholy effects prudtced by tlia early Lablu ol youth vu
Weakness of the bank and limbs, pains In the head and dimness of Might, loss of musoul-tr' now
err. palpitation of the heart, dyrpep-ia. nervuu irrilal llily, derangement oldhientive louetu.n.
debility, consumption, etc. - . '
PRIVATE OFFICE, OVER
i.u.3tLiMiuj rnra. cnanres moderate auu
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uvu inruiiKU iu man uj siiiipiy t-uu img lifzit j
lil,fr lict llnr ;u (Imalia. Ni-1.
Clothing,
rs by "5 percent. Kea-oiu why, he hut
i m e ih.il, kiioWH now to
bii s for ca-h.
- Fiv Out. Saved
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will ontiiuir t sell
4
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tick i;.s
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win
Uueensware
AND
Yours Iiespclfully,
BAKER
Tin:
MEDICAL DISPENSARY S,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
NEXT VISIT ON
ay
19, !883
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