OTIS DAIL5T BEE--OMAHA , TU2 ] 25. 1883.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , \V. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietor ,
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Superintendent
Omaha Iron Works' .
U. P. RAIuWAY
17TH & 18T1I STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AiNU DEALERS | tN
WATER WHEELS , ROLLER MILLS-
Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery.
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE .
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
STEAM PUMPS , STEAM , WATER AND GAS PIPE.
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ,
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract for
the erection -of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , from Stone to the Roller sj'stf m.
BgpEspecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made for eame. General machinery repairs attended
to promptly. Address
RICHARDS & CLARKE , Omaha , Neb.
PERFECTION
IN
Heating and | Baking
Tc only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges ,
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KITH WIRE GAUZE OVER OOORi
Foi r.'a by
MILTON ROGERS & SONS
OMAHA-
box No. 1 w 111 cnro any case In four dij a or less No ,
S will euro the mo t obstinate case no matter ot how
foig standing.
Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies
No na COU3 doses ol "Hbebs , copabla , or oil of san.
datwood , thatnr > e .UInto produce djBnepsia h >
destrjlnirthocuatlngaof the tomah. 1'rloo 81.SO
Boldly all drtiKKlbts , or mailed on recolpt of prlci.
rther jartlculara send for clroalar.
IMPROVED
SOFT ;
ELASTIC SECTION
HVSAIs warranted to crir longer , nt
viLvfAtlie form nta ( < r , and ithro Ultci
iiiivot'ierCorM.1
wSfpfatlr-fuctlon thuii
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In the market or prlt-o paid v
he nfunded. ThotnilpnietnHitaol
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piny7nch Cnmet. frlro. fli.t Nutti-i Jctin'lViUitc ;
Srtnald , l ' ' > Ai > V your mrn bant for thfiu.
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JNO. H. F. LEHMANN.
ImportedBeer
IN BOTTLES.
Bavaria ,
-Erlanger
.Culmbachfir , BaVlirill.
Pilsner Bohemian ,
Kaiser , . .Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Budweiser St. Louis
Anhausor .bt.LouiB.
Best's Miwaucee ,
Milwaukee.
Scblit/-Pilsner
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Win ? EDMAURER ,
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Patent Dried Fruit Lifter ,
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
IX A IN
GROCERY Groceries
STOItE CAN AlTOllU
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Without It.
COUJiTKII SCALES.
H.C.CLARKSOLE PROPRIETOR ,
OMAHA , NKII.
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NUNHOOD RESTORED.
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S. H , ATWOOP ,
Plattamouth , - . - - - Neb
lUaDIKOf TIIOROCOHIIRKB AID IIIOII ORADI ' . -
JERSEY CATTLE I
AND IlVKOO OK JKMir KKD bWI.MI ,
ryouni { itoek for s Ie.BCoTrc pondence soUolted ,
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OHIOAGO BOALE ca
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FORGES , TOOLS , &o ,
Put Upon Their Foot.
What ( -.in Ihc mittcr of Joseph 0
151 Iluntln-rtoii utrect , N \ .
Wtll , he had di pei > < ila , and rouldn't deep nljjhK
llo ( lMhe'it | rellol'
He didn't get anj itllef lor nc tly two } t r ,
though ho tried , ho .j , "npirlj n bundled illtfcrent
What did ho finally rcort to'
Burdock Blood Bitter * , - > iidf.ilio In a letter to
t ho pi oprtotori of t1il < remcdj : "You nny mo my
unite In any stjlo ol aihcttl-iemcnt jou choiwo , I
want jou to hi\o Iho benefit of iiiy opinion , and
that la that Ilurdock Illood Dltlin are an excellent
Kile for the itomach ind a fine blood purifier it
fill. Tliey curcil me , "
\MiatdliU'h-iik-i 1. Atninorth , 41 Vnnco UlocV ,
ndlanai < o1K lndta * > ?
Ho Mid , "ily mother hn been ii W Ilurdock
Hood Hitters m ft lUcr roinc.h and llnd them \ery
lllc.iclouj.
Who IjA. Hurtii ?
Ho lia MickjmHli , Ihlnc about threv miles tat
if Ooutirg , Ont.
Wh it duel ho ha\c to nlTcr !
Ten cents I * hit ho r\ ) he woulJu't have ( -Urn
or hti rhanca of H\IIK | before ho u cd Ilurdock
Hood IHUerri. Ho hid dj pesli | for Illtceiicani . ,
ind was cured \ j three bottles f thlMcry excellent
irrparatlon.
You pee thc'-a cruptlnni nn my hoc. Un ) ou Mip-
> o o Ilurdock Illood I'.lltcH would iumo\o them }
Wo ruarantcp tl-o ) will. There l n't n better mcd *
clno in th Morld for dl c ? cs i-ll Iho Mood. Ak
to\\Vm. Stout , of Whtton , County ( Ircy , Out ,
illllctud with n ( Trent , tmlotont sore , whkh ne\eiiteen
Olffercnt plnstdans tnat-d without BUCCCM , w hat
thlnkM of llurdoek IlloiHl lllt.-ri ! < --i medic mo that
cdlilm from the Rra\e. lliev ivrtalnlj lmu.ot
nn einiil In their fpicUUIii. IH t\ir ) dniKclit.
F03TEU , MILBURN & ) CO. . Prop's BuDUlO.
N.Y.
The Union Sunday ohoolill htivo n
Cliristinns trco Tuosdny ovoninj , ' .
The Saratoga school being overcrowded -
od , tbo board has ordered additional
[ leaks , niul thrown the two recitation
rooms into ono , thus giving n now school
room with n soiiling capacity of thirty.
The teachers , Mr. F. M. llailoy nnd
Miss Kliza Loinax , were the surprised
and pleased recipients of two elegant anil
costly gifts from their pupils. The pre
sentation speeches wcro inado by Master
iloraco Bancroft , in behalf of the gram- '
mm- grade , and by IMissJAnnio Cr.iig for
the primary.
Rov. W. E. Copeland was unavoidablj-
prevented from addressing the .Sunday
ichool as previously announced , by rca-
eon of sickness.
Lyceum hall w as on Saturday last the
scene of another of these weekly enter
tainments , given by _ the Literary and
Debating society , which have become so
popular. The following is tho. pro
gramme :
Ilccitatious by the Misses Elton , Craig ,
llosenborry and Meanoy and by Masters
Page , Bancroft and Purcoll. Koading ,
MissKclloy , and an essay on "Laughter"
by Mr1 Korr. A recitation by Masters
and Misgtja Fichonchor , Gruonig and
Petersen was rendered in n very pleas
ing manner ; the children , seven in nuiu
bor , had boon carefully trained for the
occasion by Miss Honmslc. The crown
ing feature of the ovoning'a enjoyment
was a charade , the presentation of which
elicited rounds of applause and was a
grand success in every particular. Great
praise is duo to the following ladies and
; cntlemon for the able manner in which
; hey performed their various parts. .Tho
Misses Patrick , Law ton and 0. Butlin ,
and Messrs. Bailey , Patrick , Clark and
Kennedy.
The subject debated : "Uosolved , That
: arin" should bo imposed for revenue pur
poses only , " was animated and interest
ing. The participants being Mr. Kerr
on thoaifirmativo , with Mr. Ivanhoo on
; ho negative aide , assisted by Messrs W.
Simeral and E. D. McLaugblin , re
spectively. The judges ruled that the
question as adopted took moro the form
of "Protection or no Protection , " and
on the motion of Mr. Elton it was de
cided to take up the same subject two
weeks hence. The subject for debate on
Saturday next will DO , "Resolved , That
conscience ia n correct monitor. "
to Hotel 1'atroiin.
If it rains , do not hesitate to apply to
, ho clerk for an umbrella. Ho keeps u
argo stock constantly on hand , which ho
.oans cheerfully to guests of the
louse. Ilo does not expect you to bring
t back.
Do not neglect to look over the tolo-
grnms several times 11 day. It t-ivea you
an air of importance ; and , if you think of
t , you might ask the clerk if "tho Hon.
Mr. Soand-So" had called foryou"sinco
yon wont out the l.ist time. "
\bovo all things , do not fail to iniiuii o
.lie time the trains on all the diiloront
oads take their departure. Do this long
joforo you intend leaving , BO that you
can forgot about it and hnvo to ask it all
ivcr again the day you decide to go ,
llumombor , too , that ono of the most
admired gueats in any house is the one
who is always ringing for ico-wator and
; rowling because the towels are not on
land at exactly the minute ho takes his
jath. You unould not forgot that the
the chambermaid has for "
only way "got-
ling oven" is to keep a man standing
wet and cold while she goes down to tlio
laundry. This is her sacred privilege
established by a long line of precedent.
She would die for it and BO may you.
Commercial travelers , otherwise known
as "drummers , " are entitled to primary
consideration in all metropolitan hotels.
Ifocauao you are < ' i member of congress is
no reason why yo'u should expect a room
on the pallor floor at second floor prices.
If the boll-boy ansivcra your cull with
in fifteen minutes after tlio time line
( ono by when you needed him , remem
ber that ho may have boon asleep when
you called , and haa probably don o as well
as you would if you had boon out with
the boys the night before.
Register your name plainly , forgetting
none of your Jitlea , The newspapers all
want you in their "personals. It will
bo a pleasure , also , to the hotel clerk
to have you write your name ao plainly
that ho can rend it backward and upside
down just aa well ns forward.
If you think there is any subject upon
which tho.clork is not informed , you tire
very much mistaken. Ho ia a walking
encyclopedia of universal knowledge , and
if there is anything ho cannot toll you
abdut , urn are at liberty to mark hitn
down a "green hand. " If there is
anvthintr that M ill make hitn love you it
ia Uib ,
If you have a silk umbrella of your
ownwith a gold head , take a turnaround
town in the ovonin , and in the morn
ing , when UIB check clerk hands you a
gingham umbrella with a hickory han
dle , demand of him the dilToronco in
cash. You were not to blame because it-
took the nicht clerk and three porters to
put you to bed nf 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. _
Larry > 'lynu , lured ID , In attomijttiiK to
huard n switch engine In tha Wubinh yorili at
Den Molr.ea , wo * thrown under the wheols.
IJoth leen were crimhocl , thn Kcnlp torn ICKWO
from LU head nnd hia face brtiUnd anil
mnahcd. Ho lived or.ly two houn ,
AFFAIRS ATJAIRFIELD ,
A Newsy Gossipy Lcllcr From the
Noted "Col , Janus , "
I'lio Cent and IMntrlmonml Crop
I'cfsonnl nml Vlous Notes.
uurroapomtoncQ ID The Doc.
FAIUVIKUI , Nub. , December 10 , 18811.
In justice to Mr. John Sperry , of this
city , plcaso slnto that Mr. Spcrry won not
.ho nullior of the letter from Fairlichl
thnt nppoaroil in Tin : llr.u of Monday , or
hat ho luul any connection whatever
vith it.
Tlio corn cioji in this section ia very
icavy , but very little of it ia fit for seed.
Seine of our fnrniors have boon paying T 0
conta a bushel for sued corn ,
Miss KatioJ Uarr , a clmrming society
) ollo of Fairfield , Iowa , will spend the
vinlor hero with rolntho' .
The last quart urly meeting of this year
of the M. K. Church of Fairfield wHl bo
lold on next Saturday and Sunday. Ruv.
Tohn Gallagher , the now presiding older ,
recently of Falls City but now of Host-
ings , will preside.
Mr. J. A. Minor , our popular grain
buyer , seeing the tax to which our few
business houses voro put to recently ,
rented a fttoro room in the Willis block
and put in a fresh stock of general mer
chandise. Ho is doing well.
Our village is all agon over the now
railu ay lines that are coining this way
and real estate in conscmtonco lus un up
ward tendency.
Last Tuesday evening a nuiubor of poo-
ilo , members of the Baptist church ,
while living in { other places , mot and
organized a Baptist society. Prospects
of another church building in the nuar
: uturo are good.
Last Friday ovoniii" ; a largo number of
invited guests assembled at the homo to
Mr. D. B. Gillett to witness the crystal
redding , of Mr. and Mrs. Gillett , in
loner of the jiftoontl1 anniversary of
.heir wedded life. A moat enjoyable
: imo was had.
Mr. Martin .Smith , of Kdgar _ , recently
purchased the ono-half section farm of
John Prall , north of town , for § 7,020.
Mr. Prall with still remain with us.
Our real estate agents aio kept very
nisy. L.uid buyers are numerous , and
good prices are obtained. Sales average
about iivo ppr week.
Prof. K. S. Dotwillor has taken charge
> f our public schools , and Miss Jcssio
Ferguson yill be his assistant. The for-
nor superintendent , Prof. Randall , has
removed to Clay Center , where ho is at-
.ending to the duties 01 count } ' superin
tendent of public schools.
Sabbath last , Rov.'R. R. Williams ten
dered his resignation as pastor of the
Congrcgatio lal church , which was ac
cepted , llov. Williams wns a faithful ,
mrd-workiiig pastor , and during the six
, -cara of his pastorate hero has done much
towards bringing souls to Christ and
juilding up a splendid church organist-
lion. No longer than last Sunday fif
teen now members were added to the al
ready largo congregation. His resigna
tion is much regretted.
Rev. A. Ivorshanour now Methodist
preacher from Iowa , is mooting with de
served success. Ho is a pleasant fjuntlo-
man and an earnest worker , and his con
gregation is increasing in numbers very
rast , ever twenty having joined the
church within the past two weeks.
THE BEE has a good circulation hero ,
and is much , sought after a 'little too
nuch sDinotimes by "borrowers. " Wo
mvo that class of people ( like other
) laces ) who think nothing of coming into
our place of business and taking the
> est seat you have , ponder pleasantly
over your morning paper ! Can you
> rint and distribute a ' 'freo edition" for
ho benefit of these poor follows ?
COIONKI , JAMKS.
THE SLAVE OF POTIPHAR ,
Or. StollliiKB' Dlsuoiireo Kundiiy Kvon-
Ins AVlioIcHoino IJCHSOIIH.
The third sermon of Dr. Stalling on
Joseph , delivered Sunday evening , was
founded on Gen. . ' ( ! ! : 1 , Si.
Doubtless wo had nil built air castles.
Years ago , when young , nnd listening to
some ndvcnturcr as ho related his tales
of heroism , or reading in some onchant-
ng book the accounts of marvelous good
'ortuno , wo hud gene to work and paintad
aoino good fortune for ourselves. For-
mps it wnH that wo would bo a' soldier ,
iko Xerxes or Alexander ; or an orator ,
iko Webster or Clny ; or ft millionaire ,
iko Crwsus or Rothschild ; or n genius ,
iko Fulton nnd Morse ; and then , like
.horn , hiivo our nitmos inscribed on pil-
"ara of marble.
So Joseph , when sold into Egypt , per-
Imps concluded that hp hud boon build
ing air castles. May bo ho had done BO
when dreaming his remarkable dreams.
To Ilia youthful mind the providonccn of
God may have begun to look singularly
mysterious. Tlio visions of .tho sheaves
and of the eleven stars-which had so
i-nisod hia expectations , what were they
lo him now/ / They seemed only to make
eport _ of his boyish fancies and to fill him
with disappointment. Many were the
tears alier. and the grief ho expressed
ever hia unexpected and sorrowful calam
ity.
Joseph could not liolp his misfortune ,
Ho was not a runaway ; ho was his
brothers1 cruel victim , llonco ho would
pine no longer ; ho would make the best
out of his trouble. Ilo would bo true to
God and his parents' pioua teaching , nnd
auywhoru nnd nt all times do his duty ,
WHAT wi : r.KAit.v.
1 , It is always wise to make the beat
out of misfortunes , Sudden rovcraus
often drive men into despair. It any
tiling happens to interrupt their prosper
ity ; if thoysustain heavy losses ; if the ac
cumulation of years pass out of their pos
session , then , at if all were irretrievably
gone , they yield to those reverses , and
nine coining yearn away in utter hope
lessness. This is not wisdom. There
are men who have failed a do/.en times ,
who yet , by the patient acceptance ol
their misfortune and their indomitable
pluck , have risen again into success like
a splendid mansion out of a charred ruin.
2 , Honesty is the best policy. Joseph ,
being un involuntary slave , might have
claimed that hp oived nothing to hia
master. Assuming such n position , ho
might have Bought to uvongo himself by
not doing u whit more than ho vrna com
pelled to do , nnd by not doiny , what ho
was compelled to do , will. Jut ! ho resolved -
solved dillbrtntly. Ho concluded it wai
bettor to be a faithful than an unfaithfu
iluvo. Hence , had Potiphar's biuincss
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T f i
been hN own ho could not hava taken n
deeper interest in it.
What a lesson for the times ! What a
worthy oxmnplo for voluntary nerrnnts
and employes of any description ! Many
in this dtiy only accept their humble po
sitions in lifo boc.uwo they cannot help
it. Many n young man in n bminosa
liouso , engaged as n clerk : many young
man in a aliop , employed ni n laborer ;
many a young woman in a kitchen , hited
as n servant , chafoa under what is re
garded a yoke of bondage. They take
no interoit in the allUira of their employ-
era. Tlmy need constantly bo directed ,
watched , spurred , reprimanded , They
cannot bo tiustcd with responsibilities.
They hurry through their toil and nro oil' .
They will only do so much nnd no more.
If they can slight their work they will.
They nro discontented , icatlcss , unhappy.
Who are the young men thnt risu from
! ho bottom to the top 1 From soclimon
lo. distinction ? From poverty to vronltht
They aio those , who , like Joseph , do
their honest duty wherever hey nro put ;
who execute ns well that which is another
man's ns thnt which is their own ; who
appropriate not n dollar to themselves
which they have not justly earned ;
\ \ hose eyes are as open to the prosperity
of their employers us the eyes of their
employers themselves. What Bays Solomon
omen ! "Seest thnu n man diligent in
Ins business ? Ho shall stand before
kingsl"
! l. Uod helps these that help thorn-
.Ivcs. Wo are told that the Lord was
with Joseph , nnd thnt the Lord made nil
that ho did prosper in his hands. Wo
are not to understand , however , that
God did everything and Joseph nothing.
Joseph was possessed of line endow
ments. These entered just ns truly into
Ilia successes ns did the agency of God.
It is n popular maxim thnt every man
is the architect of his own fortune , It is
not true. Ho is in n measure dependent
upon others ho is in n mcoauro depend
ent , upon God. If , when young , ho
starts out to depend upon himself Mono ,
nnd to build his fortune by any means ,
whether fair or foul ; if ho have no right
eous principles to go upon , and no fear of
God before his eyes , ho will not succeed
the Lord will not holpjiim. The doyil
will help that young man , nnd help him
downward. Ihit the Lord helps the good ,
t , What n high compliment worldly
men sometimes pay to piety. I'otirthnr
was n worldly man. IIu cared nothing
tbout religion personally. Ho did not
joliovo in God ho was n heathen. His
JUHU1C33 concerned him the most. What
ever prospered his buainosa , no matter
what , .that hoould respect Ilo saw
.hat leligion helped Joseph , and because
t did ho insufar icspcctcd it. It wai a ,
; oed thing , ho paw , for Joseph , because
i i/ood thing , through Joseph , for him-
elf.
elf.Tho
The young should therefore bo pious.
[ t was fortunate for Joseph thnt ho fcaied
! 3od. J t will bo fortunate for every man.
When ho goes out into the world , nway
: rom his homo , nnd away front the re
straints of good parents , it will answer
"urn well to bo a Christian.
The fourtli sermon will bo : "Joseph ,
The Moral Hero , or The Battle Between
Jcseph nnd His Mistress. "
Tlio Klflth Generation.
Jetrolt Free I'rcH' .
On Friday there was born nt .No. JS.'I
ratiot nvonuo n great-grcat-grnnadaugh-
lor. The first generation of the living
'nmily is Mrs. M. H. Smit , of St. Louis ,
Mo. , who was born in Amsterdam , Bel
aud , ninety years ago. The oldest of
lor seventeen children is Jacob M. Smit ,
the pawnbroker at 29 Michigan nvonuo ,
who is 73 yonrs of ngo , and the father of
sixteen children. His oldest son , M. ( | .
Smit , is n resident of Pittsburg , Fix. , is
19 years old , nnd the father of twelve
children. His oldest son , J. M. Smit , is
24 yearn of ago , and is now n happy
lather of a daughter.
OKAY'S SPECIFIC
TRADE MARK TMBGRKAT & .0-TRADB MARK
LISII UKSIKUT. An
unfailing euro for
Ucmlnal Weak ,
new ) , H | > crma tort-
hum , unpotency ,
and all Ulaeatica
that follow as a
eminence of Self.
. n > . .w.f > * i. . > u > < . > > , I > atii At TER TAKInD ,
; i Back , Ulmncsd of Vision , I'renialnro Uld AKC ,
' jnany otlicrdlecasug tint lead tu Insanity or Con.
: mptlon and a Premature Ora\o.
BnwAnx of ad ortlsentuntfi to refund money , when
JniK'triits from whom the meillcino It bought ifn iiuf
refund , hut rotor } ou to tha manufacturer * ! , and Un >
rcqulr'.mcntH are uuch that they are trfifaui , if ever ,
oomplled with , tieo their written ( ruarantvo , Atrlnl
of one RhiKlo packaKo of Graj'ri Spucino will comlncc
the most slieiitlcal of Itn real incrltH.
On account of oountujfeltcra , wo havu adopted the-
Wrapper ; tha only ( oniilno.
tSTVutl partlculara In OUT pamphlet , which we de *
tire to Bond free hy mail to every uno. jfrfTho S.o- |
clllcCUidlclne li ) Bold by all dru.rirlatii at VI | > or pack *
ago , or MX packages for W , or will ho Kent frco by
mall on the receipt of the mono } , hy adilroHmni ;
TUB OIIAYMK DICINUCO. , JIUIIalo K. Y
III OujBba hv C . 'J'rilniaii. , | y Dili *
COSTA INS :
nf Marliti f.tttlicr. r.nurikMd IJ ) liniill.
mtlHpli.t' , .
Tlir fjttthtr Munumant at Wunnt11 } J. fcoinrd
J'ltt Jnil-iln'tlfte , A i dinning Hhort stor ) , Jainv
Albert llnrrUiin ,
.If the IMilcn data. A 1'ouni , Oiorifo
1.ntluop ,
H'oman inMoitfrn CMIttntton , An Important )
jurby lleno 0 , I'lildtr.
Jiit/nrait iiiilitnl. A I'm in. ll > IxiiiUo Clmiulkr
Monlton.
niiel , I'atl anil J'itnt. Dv Aniui Full'ird.
lieaiitlfiill > Illuktiiitiilfroiii piilntliiKH ! > } Uuvu-
Hero A. Htlfonl.
TIIKIKIOIIUKIU'KIl : A Keu Ycar'n Mnwiuu IH
Kdltli M , ThniniK. With imulo for IMU and
i horiiKcx by lr I/impold DitinriHch.
TliikllnyCinnlialt , Cliupi. V , and VI. ly Kd ir
FkUdil.
rittAj > i > tiillollatiiil ! , A I'fwiin. Ily II , C.lliiiincr.
Creation or Kmliitiuitt A riilli ( oiiU.il | | Inqulr ) b\ ,
( liorKollcliiiir C'urtU ,
Jlecent IMtratur't. lllmtraled. lljuks , 1'initry ,
Fiction.
Town Talk. 'IhoNim Vntr The llartholdl fetntue
Kxlnhltlon ,
A new loluinu bu lin vlth thU number , Vc rl.
ubitlb ( ooiiimencln ulth thU nnDib < .r ncelto
the llrnttHO parti of ' 'llnklinK t' ) ndula. "
I'c.r vain u > all newidvalerii. KubHcrlplloim re
ctlvrd at principal houkitorcH or at pulillciitiou
otllcv ,
S3. OO a Year. 2Oc a Number.
TI1K MANHATTAN MACJAXINK CO. ,
Temple Court , Now York City.
DUFRENE &
ARCHITECTS
iifUEUOVKI ) 'JO OMAHA. N.VUO.S'AI. 1JANK
HUlt.IINtJ _
3P33HSO3XT < * .jCj-"l' r { of the
human bed ) inlaivnl , dnulopod and Btrun thoncd
etc. , U an lntm thnf a < lieili uincnt Ion/ run In our
l\x.r. \ In rLply t hiUlrlcj | vie Hill lay that thiro line
noldenoool liuinbuj ; alxiutthlj. Onthecontrtry
the ailwrtlM'm r > ri highly endoneil. luUrettet
ixirnoni may gvl ic.'ilod tlttulara sliln0' alliartlu
Ural ) > oildronliu Krlit UullMlUii. , . 0 not
.N Y , H'
.A
Lnm-
- , Spmiasand
Bruises , Asthma , Catarrh ,
Coughs , Colds , Sere Throat ,
Elplithorin , Suras , Frost
BUos , Tooth , Ear , and JToocf-
ncho , and all pains and achos.
Th l * i InKrntt ami ettrnil ttmedf In ll.e .
wntll. l trlK > tlleru i n Ml. Sol.l \ < t tneJlelno
dolcrterciyohete. Ult llonln l ht U
FOSTER , MILDUnN & CO. , Prop'n ,
mil PALO. N.Y..U.S.A.
WITE
And your work is tlono for all time
to time lo come.
WE CHALLENGE
to produce n more durable material
i'or .street pavement thim the
Sioux Falls Granite.
TOR ANY AMOUNT OF
OR-
MACADAM !
51\ed \ promptly. Samples .sent and
estimates given upon application.
WM.MoBAIN&CO. ,
Sioux Palls , Dakota.
Western Cornice-Ws ,
DION AND SLATE HOOFING.
C. SPECHT , PEOP ,
1111 Douglu SL Onuha , Noli ,
UANUFAGTUnetl Ol1
Galvanized Iron Cornices
tfDonact Windows , rimala. Tin , Iron and HliU
looting , Hjiccht's patent Metallic Hlijliilct ( , Talent
uljuetcd Ilatchet liar and llrackct riluUliiK. I am
10 Kcneral aiont for the aboio line of Kouild. Iron
enolnir , CrontliiK'S , Ilaltlutradoii , VorttinUn , Iron Hunk
aliuiKa , Window Ullndu , Cellar UuariU ; aNo general
ont for 1'oennnti HIM atont Innldn llllnd.
lliu iuu ol tnu term " nnoi
Unu" In ihiifotl'.n ulth th
corpnratu nnnia ol n irruatroad ,
con \ ej H an Idea of list u hat
nxiilrc | < l hj the tratclhupub
LINE. lieu Minrt Line , ( JiUck 'Jimt
nnd the hii > t of [ ucommodk
. tlonit all of which ru futn
bhed by the ( rrtatttt ralluu )
And St. Paul.
HOWIK and operoti-i OUT 4 , WO mllojol road D
Northern Illlii0l , WlHconnln , JIiniKisota , Iowa and
Dakota ; and anl t main linen , hiamhen andoonnto
Lion i -Rch all the itrtat biulneu < untri' ol the
Northwest and 1'nrWot , It naturally nn en tb
deKrlptlnn of Hhort Line , and lt llouto Letwuoo
tldcaso , SlllHailkcc , KL 1'nuland MlmiiapolU
CliItnKiiIll iiukoo , I M CrM d and Wlnunu.
Chicago , llllwankOL , Aberdeen and Kllendab
Chicago , Mlltruukeo , Kail ClulrU and HtllhiaUr1
LhlcaK , Jllhiankce , Wausau anil llerrlll.
CldcaKO , MIJHaukee , Iluiuir Uam and ( JnikCMli ) , .
Chicago , llllwaukie , Wauke < haand Ociinoinimoa.
Chlca0 | | Mlluankce , Madleoii and I'ralrlodu Chloe ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , Onatonna and Valrlliault ,
ChlcaifO , Ilelolt JanoNvl'Io ' and Mineral 1'olut.
Chicago , IClL'ln , llockford and luljuiiio. |
Chicago , Clinton , Itock Inlnnil and Cvdar Ilapldl.
Chicago , Counill HIuHn and Omaha.
Chicago , Hlunv Cltj , Hlout Fallt and Yaliktoa
Chicago , lllln aukee , Mltcht-ll ami Clmmbcrlaui.
Itook Inland , lliibuinio , Ht. Paul and tllnueapollf.
la\onport , Ualmar , Bt. I'aul and Mumiapolii.
I'ullman Blccpvri and the I'lniU DlnliieCani la
world ara nm on the nialnllnuiioftlittCHIOAOO
MILWAUKEE ft. ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention li luild io ( tauvuKeri uy court *
oui wopfoyuti of the company ,
S. ti. MKIlRttL , A. V. II. OAltl'rajTKK ,
Uon'l Monagu , ( jen'l I'aJa. AirtDl
J.T. CLAIIK , QF.O H. IIKAFKOKD ,
Qen'l ttup't
ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co , ,
111 and 210 North Main St. Bt. Loula.
WHOLK3AI.K UKAtKlU IN
HOOK , m A nemo JwimN0' |
NKWH , fPAPErcojiwiiAWNo
KNVKLOl'ES , t'ABDlBOAUI ) AND
PRINTERS' STOCK
tfirfanhpald.
U M U111 fl H T < ' " " " " iufforlnl'tl > ( >
MJIIiHOUusnuxfeLrdI.i ?
ear , lot luanhood. etc. , I will wnd jou | > rll ulr * > of o >
timpla and rnrtaln meu4 of rwlf eurt fr o 01 charico.
udgrouraildrrMto f. V. tfVHUU , tuxilil'fl , Oo .
, ' ' > J'
THE NECESSITY
FOtT THE SPECIALIST ,
DK. E , WAGNER ,
9
I la * I on ? been MknowIodVpl nod more M fit thli d r
thananyothcr. Thotoit Jfcld tf mfdfcnl clone 1 *
\cr Incrctwlnjr , and It * titnncrons braiches nrt
brought nearer and nearer to perfection , and
no on nnn can any longer irrrmn them M
Ilrnrotho iicco llv for dlvldliii ; tlioltbor. And II l
true l n oiut nil doubt that dlscofc , adcctlnfr the gtn-
tn-mlnary orftr.ni nerd nprrUI iludvinoro than ! > nr >
hint ; oljoIf wo < inld understand and know"low
re t llictn iirm > tlr.
1)11 , II. WAUNhtl li fully aware that f he-roars
manri'hd ! < lan , and some * en ilhle ticople , nltunUI
condemn him for making this clajm nt dlnauics a * pe-
clilty , but hoIhappy t know that with ino * < l per-
nnj of rrflnoniont and Intellljrcnco . mnrc enlighten-
il < i low l-i taken of tha milijoct , and that the | ihy lo
MI hniii\ot ! hlmiolf to relletlng thonflllctcd and
atlnjt themfromnoreo than < 1etxlh , ItnolcMa iiht-
anlhroplst hnd benefactor in his race than the BUT-
[ teen or pbj lclanwhobj clo o apnllcntlon excels In
any other branch of hit profovJon. .And fortunately
orhumanlt ) , theilay l < d < wnlnit hcn the falw phf-
anlhropliy thnt condemned the \lctlms of follj-or
crime , Ilko the Ifptrs under the .JovtUh law. to ills
uncarcd for has patted an ay.
A Few Reasons
Why you should try the celebrated Dr. II. Was-atr" >
method * of cure :
1 , "Dr. H. Wagner I ] a natural phj sldin. "
O. S , FOWLM ,
The Greatest Mtlng Phrenologist.
Tew can excel you M a doctor. "
DR. J. SIMMS ,
The World's drollest Physiognomist.
. "You are wonderfully proflclcnt In ) our knowf
cu e of dlwivio and umllclncs. "
DR. J. MATTnRws *
4 , "Tho afflicted find ready relief In lour pros-
enco. " DR. J. KlMMS.
fi. "Dr. H. Wagner Is renruKr graduate from
IMletuo Hospital , Now York city ; has had .iry ox-
( rush a hospital practice , and U thoroughly posted on
all hranehei of his lielo\cd eclonce , especially on
chronic dlKOAses. "
Dna. HROWMH L & torn o.
0. "Dr. H. Watrnor hai Immnrtallzcd hlirsolf by
huwondorfuUllsrotory of upoclfla remedies for pri
vate and sexual ill-oases. " Virginia City Chronicle.
7. "Thousands of Invalids Hock to 100 him. " San
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "Tlio Doctors long experience as a spcclallit
haul 1 render him \erj nucco-wtul. " llockj Moun
tain News.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At ono time n discussion of the secret vice w-as en
tirely atolded by the profession , and modlcnl works o *
hut a tow ) ears ago would hardly mention It.
To day the phjslchn Is ot n different opinion ; ho Is
annro tint It In his duty disagreeable though It
liny bo to hvullo lids matter without Rioted and
speak plainly about It ; ' and Intelligent parents and
KinrdUnt will thank him for doing so.
The results attending this destructlto vice wcro for
merly not understood , or not properly estimated ; and
no Importance helnc attached to n subject hlch by
Its nature does nut Invllo cliwo estimation , It wai
w Illlngly l nnred. * -
The hahlt U K" crally contracted by the younR
w hlle attcndlii ! * : chaol ; older companions through
their example , may In respontlblo for It , or It may be
acquired through accident. The excitement once ex *
pcrlonccd , the prnctlco will ho repeated agrata and
amln , until at last the hahlt becomes firm and com'
nlctcly cnslaMU the \lctim. JlinUl nnd nervous at
lllctlons are tiHiiMly tlio primary results ot self nlmio.
Amonz the Injurious cfltcW may ho mentioned lusl-
tudo , dejection or irrasclhillty of tcinpcr and gcncrM
dobllltj' . The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely Joins
In tha cports ot hli companions. If ho be a joimir
man houill bo llttla foilnd In company with theother
sox * . and Is troubled with exceeding and annojiiitt
bashlulness In their prc > icnco. Lajchlous droimo ,
emlsslona and crup'.lons on the face , etc. , are also
prominent ) mptom.i.
I f the practice Is \ lolontly perxlrfteil In , moro serious
dlsturhanccs take plic . Urcat | apltatlon ] of the
heart , ur epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall Into n complete state ol Idiocy be
fore , ltnr.1ly , dcith rollet ea him.
To all thoKo engaged In this dangerous , practice , !
nnuldmy , first of all , stop It at once ; make every
poHilblo cHort to do HO ; but if j ou fail , if j our ncn ouj
sjstem is already too much shattered , and conao-
ipicnlly , jour will'powor broken , take some u m *
tonlo to aid jou In jour effort. Ha\Ing freed joursclf
front the habit , I would further counsel jou to gn
through a regular courno of treatment , for It Is a great
mistake to siipnosi ) that any ono may , for some time ,
bo t ot cry no little , git e himself up to this fascinating
hut dangerous oxcltomcnt without sullerlng from its
et 11 consequence * at nome future time. Hie numncr
of j nung men w ho are Incapaciatcd to fill the duUes
enjoined hy w odlock Is alarmingly large , and In most
f mich eascH this unfortunate condition of things can
bo traced to the practice of self abuse , w hlch had been
altandonod jcarn ago. Indeed , a fen months' practlct *
of this habit Is sutlliJcnt to Induce spernutorrhaa. T
later j oarnund I hat e many of such cases under treat
incut at the pro-lent da/ ) ; ! !
Young Men ' # &
'I
Who nuy bo Buffering ; from tha effect * of } oathful
follies or Indiscretions 111 do w ell to avail themselves
of this , the Rreatc t lioon o\cr laid nt the JUr of tnf- f
ferine humanity. DR. WAONIER will ( ruanuitoo to for "
feit JSOO for of seminal cakncsa 1'
e > cry cane or private * *
dlBcam of any kind and character , \\hlch ho under * \t A *
tAkca to and fall ] to cure.
Middle Aged Men. nr'I
There are many at the ago of SO to 80 who ore
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the biad.
ilcr , often oeouinpaidod by untight Hinartlnpf or bum-
Ing eenaatlon , and a Muakvidn of the Hyetem In
inoiMiertlio i > atlc.iit cannot account for. On examln-
lrr ( the urinary doi mlU a rnpy Kcdlmcnt will often be
found , and 8nuu.tlmc * sniAll particles of albumen will
appear , or the color will be of thin mllklah bue , nirnln
ctiaiiKlns toadarlcandtorpldajiiK-arance. 1vi \
many nieny mciM\hndU > ofthUi < HlcultyIjpi .tot
the caiiHo , which lit tlieNerondpli o of tminlna * nt * -
now. lr. W. will iriuronUa a | i-rfcct euro In all rua ;
and a hoolthy rc toratlnu of the KenUo-urlnary nr-
Consultation frco. Thorough elimination and ad-
tice , * < i.
All communications should bo addroiuod , Dr. Henry
Henry Wagner , I' . 0. 2380 , Demur , Colorado.
The Young Man's 1'ocKot Cumnnnlou , hy Dr. I !
Wanner , Is worth HH trohrht tuf-old tojounj * nitiu'
1'rlc.e $1,25. Sent hy mall to any i " "
Let Your Light Shine.
Jr. U'auner , ho celebrated Gpcclallitt. of Deux or
Jiilit , , : iii : Lirlnuir Htreot , licllo\cs In letting thouorld
. .nowliat huuuido , and In doing for thouxands of
ill fellu inun. Ills treitment for lost manhood li
u ro to win liim n name that iiostorlty will bletu. Ten
hiiuwnd tcstln.onlaU from all mer tno United Btatet
r ni thus-j ho | mi cured , Id proof posltlro that ho Joe *
tire tliuu'irat uuiea of these dtavonca. Ilio allUcttd
rum clironlu nnd itaMinl dUea u of o ory kind will
nd him their l ! t friend. Iliad hid adurtNementlti
ill our city papers , nnd call on him for advice , as B
( now \ \\llleniTolionitoiislii xj InhoU tha aut-
crcr'n line friend. Hocky Mounnun NOAI.I
Relief to the Afflicted.
'lu mcdkimj ) , n In oclunro , tha KpoclalUta oru the
onm wheal aj nome to the front and acoomplUh
trt it ruMiltij , IhU remarU In enjiecUlly appltcablo to
, o Dr. H. WaKiiir , of thh city. Ilo gtandd nt the top
of hi * profession , and thu euros ha parforuia for tha
unfortunate uontd vuem vonderful If not properl >
viewed In tholljjhtol ( tlrtitlllo aonulreincnK Ho f
ender d by thu mint euilnent of the medical faculb.
Ilia otllrp ut ! ll't I/iramlr i-trect , wlaro ha will iipcedl-
ly elfu ta euro lor the nulTerln , ; of ultlicr 8ox , no matter -
tor how oomplicatvd their oouiilalnt. | I'omiroriB
Democrat.
Chronic Complaints Require
Time for a Cure.
Pertoni at a distance who wish tobf trwt il hy lr ,
at'iier need not feil backward l > t < tiso of Inability
to > l lt him. Ifthoyulllw to the doctor h will
tend a lUt of quosllonn w nablta him to eend
inedlclnos , counsel and to thousands bo hM
uo\er seen , Ilo has p In u\ery illy , town nod
station In Colorado Bellas ullo\ir tha ( Jolted
Btatoo. boohlsinl | hU luhcrllwmtnt , Denver -
ver 1'rlbunc.
Shall We Reform ?
Speclfla remedies for all dbeasoi It the theory )
practice at priwcut of educated uid exporlenoo
ph ) Iclaiii , and lu all lartfe oominuultle * they hav
their tpeUaltlo , to exo.1 In wldch they direct their
itudkaaud pruclloo. Dr. Wanner U a siioocaalul II.
liutratlou of thli mcnkrii school of niwdiltlii. oudhl *
unprecedented Bucctna In the truifuiont ot priiata
divined Is an wondorlul aa It U tuttcrlni ; , rrof. J.
Bitnins.
Thosa persons who neat medical relief for the meal
dellcati ) of dldeawn will Ibid an acoompUihed and iuo.
oeufulidijuklaii lu tlio pornon of Dt , Wanner , No.
813 Ijulmerstreet , who U highly roonmmeiidod bythft
medical profunliiu at homo an < l aboard. I'oinwoy'a
Democrat , lllgotryaud lirnonuicetmut cite way to
wisdom , aid the uuo phj ulekii bdloti In letting h-rt
lluht ihlna for the glory of hU fi'Ilow mou. 1'tlnUi %
Ink B the torch he can bcitt a tu Riilda the weary
aud tdak ono to tha fountain of hi'dlh If this article
should bo luttrumeutol 04 a "TOIICIILIUUT" sot up *
ounhlllto guldo BUffrrluir hutnoidty toSU lArlmit
strvotIomor , Colorado , It will onur the purpose 1 tit
or which ItvtaiwTlttttii. AddriM * . -I t.
Dtt.B MHy WAONER ,
P , 0. box 389 , Of call at 3U Uriuicr Uticet ,
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