HIE DAILY BEE TUESDAY , FEBUUARY 20,1881.
1 > r. WrtKiierVJKcmovnt ,
Dr. Wujnerhas tcmoTcd Ml office 'from No. SI3
Larimer to No. M3 I.irlmcr , whcto ho Hill do nlonscil
to sfo his f rlomH Tha Doctor Is to bo congratulated
on the colnjilotf ness and clcginco ol his new ImlM
Init. Itt \ one of the hen In the city. [ Dcmcr He
publican , Jan. 37.h 1331.
THE LEARNED
338 LARIMER STREET.
Why you should try the celebrated Dr. It ,
tnothods of ourn :
1 , "Dr. II. Wanner Is a natural physician. "
O. S. Fo LKR ,
ThoClreaUiiitlJtlng Phrenologist.
"Few can exco you as n doctor. "
DR. 3. SIMMS ,
The World's Greatest Physiognomist
"You ore wonderfully proficient In5 our knowrl
ejgo of disease aud medicines. "
DR. J. MATrnnwR.
4. "Tho aHllctcd find ready relief In jour prcs
cnce. " DR. J. SIMMS.
.1. "Dr. H. Wagner Is A regular graduate Iron !
Bcllemo Hospital , Now York city ; has had > cry ox.
teubho hospital practice , and h thoroughly ( KMtcd on
All branches of his beloved sdonco , especially on
chronic dlsoasos. "
Das. UROWNRLL & Kwnn.
t. "Dr. II. Wagner has immortalized hlinsolf b }
his wonderfuldlsoo\ery of siiccillQ remedies for firl
\atonnd sexuil disease * . " Vlrglnh City Chronlclo.
7. "Thousands of Inxaltds flock to see him. " San
Francisco Chronlclo.
8. "Tho Doctor's long oxporlcnoo as a specialist
should render him tcry successful" Rocky Mouu *
tain Rows.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken ,
At ono llmo a dlacusslon of the secret vlco was en
tirely avoided by the profoulon. and medical norka
but a fc jcars ago nould hardly mention It ,
To-day the phjeiclanls of a different opinion ; ho It
ruvare that it Is his duty rlUagrecahlo though It
umybo to handle this matter ulthout RlcncaMii !
npcak plainly about It ; and IntclllKeut parents nJ
( j iardlanslll thank him for doing so.
The rcsulU attending this dostructh o > 1co cro or-
racrly not undcrstootl , or not properly estimated ; and
no Importance being attached to a subject which bj
Its nature docs not Unite close Im estimation , It war
\\lIllnglyiKnorcd.
11\o habit la generally contracted by the young
whllo attcnillng school ; older companions through
their example , may.lnrcBpoiialbloforlt , or It maybe
acquired through accident , Thq excitement once ex
perienced , the practice will bo repeated again and
aialn , until at last the habit becomes firm and com
pletcly cnela\c3 the \lctim. Mental and ncrtous at
rllctlotis are usually the primary results of self-abuse
Among the Injurious cffrcta may bo mentioned lassi
tude , dejection or Irrosiibllity of temper and general
< lcbHitj. The bov eeeka seclusion , and rarely Jolue
in the sports of his companions. If ho bo a joung
man ho \ > ill bo little found in company with the other
sex , ami la troubled with exceeding and annoying
hashfulucss In their presence. Lascivious dreams ,
( .missions and eruptions on the lice , etc.aroalsn
prominent 8 } mptomi.
If the practice la \ lolently persisted In , more serious
disturbances take place. Great palpitation of the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall into n complete state of Idiocy before
fore , flnall } , death rclieMS him.
To all these engaged in this dangerous , practice , 1
would say , first of all , stop It at once ; iniko over )
possible cdort to do so ; hut If 3 ou fill , If 5 our nerous
ejbtcin Is already too much chattered , and conge
quentlyour will power brnken , take some ncr\e
tonic to aid 3 ou in } our effort. HaIng freed yoursell
from the habit , 1 would further counsel jou to go
through a regular course of treatment , for It Is a great
mistake tosuniKisnthatany ono ma } , for some time ,
bo totcrysolm'e ghehlmscll up to this fascinating
but dangerous cxUtcment w Ithout sutlering from its
m II consequences at some future time. The number
ul joungmcn who are incapaciated to nil the duties
tnjoined by wedlock U alarmingly large , and in must
ul such cases this unfortunate condition of things can
be traced to the practice of self-abuse , w hlch htvd been
abandoned j ears ago. Indeed , a few months' practlct
of this habit is sufficient to induce Bperinatonhroa 1
liter j cars , and I have many of such cases under treat ;
men nt the present day.
Young Men
Who may bo suffering from the cftects of youthfu ,
f olllea or Indiscretions u ill do w ell to avail thcmaelvet
of this , the greatest boon e\cr l&Idnt the altar of eul-
crlng humanity. DB. WAOMIK will puarautoo to for-
elt (600 for every case of eemlnal weakness or private
disease of any Kind and character which ho under ,
takes to and falls to cure
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the age of 30 to 00 who are
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad
der , of ten accompanied by a alight smarting or burn-
lug sensation , and a weakening of the system In I
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be
found , and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear , or the color will bo nf thin milklah hue , again
changing to a dark audtorp'd ' appearance. There are
many , many men w ho dip of this dlflleulty.Ignorant ol
the cause , hlth Is the second stage of seminal-weak ,
ness. Dr. W. will guarantee a perfect cure In all cases
and a healthy restoration of the gcnlto-urluary or-
( fans.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice , $5.
All communications should bo addressed , Dr. Henrj
Henry Wagner , P. O. 23S9 , Denver , Colorado.
The Young lion's Pocket Companion , by Dr. n
Wagner , Is worth Its weight In gold to joung men
Price $1,25. Sent by nuul to any address. 12
A FRIEND TO ALL.
One Who is Needed and Nobly Fills his
Place.
Demer Is moro fortunate than she knows la the
iiosjcss'on of the talen's and energies of a man who
hoaghcn hUtlmo and thought not merely to the
iicrftUlon of liU skill as a practitioner of hit pro-
JtsiUm of mvdldiio , but to the btudy of- those pro
found things of eclenco and nature which tend to the
moro complete understanding of the problem cf Ulo
and of IIiu Ian s of na'.uru and the means of gaining
the greatest practical goods to mankind from the In.
foraatlon thus acquired In the abstract. Hucli a
mail In Dr. II. Wagner , nho Is located at 313 Larimer
Htroot Dr. Wagner de\otcdm > ny years to theac-
( luis-ltlon of tlio knowledge noccssary to his profot-
Dion lu a number of the loadlix medical sbooN of
the most eminent and profound teachers , such
names a * Dr. Gross and Dr. I'an coast appearing
among his preceptors Kordh his studies end here.
The > con tin nod In the field of the practicing family
fihlslclan nnd In the experiences of a man of cxten-
ho tmcl , lie tiaiiitcil eitrj section of the Uni
ted State * pa } lug studious attention to thu different
characterises of thtatlou < | > ortlons ol the country ,
jiartlcuUrly with regard to their effect , cllmatlo and
otlici\\iso upon Health and thu dlnVentformsof dls
i.a c8. With the combined pou on of close study , nx
tensive obicn at on and almost unlimted practice ,
Dr Wagner came to Demcr thrco years a o equip
jx-il as few ha\o tlio right to clilui to battle the foe
if mankind , the droided eii'tn } , dUea < o. In order to
render the greatest good to society , Dr , Aniiiior ileci
led to lay ud Jo tl/u general branches of pracllro and
urlngallh 3 r pokm lcdir < ' and pnor to bear up
on the foe which aimi.g the army of Inn dlo'is
kath agents U the ureatcst. Ill I Hldeoxpcilence
had taught hlmwhat weapons to u o and wlilch to
illitcard , and alter equipping himself at hli trained
judgment u > v so well unto to advUo htm ho coir-
inenool boldly and confldtntly hU attack. In uftl-
mating the results and success achieved , It U on I
ne < ssary toknow the iloctrr'i position and standui
to-da > . While located III this city , his practice U i
no means conllncd to in llmlti nor this section of
countrj , lllscorrcuponduice and express boohutas-
tlf ) In black and lillo tn his iios CH'OM ' tit a Held of
inactlco branded only by the lines uhlch bound the
cngth and bTuuith of the country , and which his
luedhlmnhereainaiiof hlsulillland Intellectinl
uttalninentaileKrvtstolc. and ihojld to be enablu
lilm to reaih the hUhcit sphtre of iisofuln i i to nut
It-ring humanity the piano ol financial Indipcn
iloiuu. I ) ' . Wagner has contributed of hU pru * | > or-
ty to the substantial Improvement of Dcn\orInUio
ore tlou of anne block on Lirhner tn.et , oppotltti
his preicnt olHo' , No. Si I. U will bo ready for occu
luxncy lua ew weeks , and li an evidence that the
doctor U tu bo numbered iion0' the [ Kinuanunt and
HOlIdrl'izent of the uictrupo.U of the plains. ( Don-
> er Tribune , : ' -
DR , H. WAGNER & CO , ,
338
POTA
Iodide of PotAWlum In ono of the strot ge t of the
mineral * u ed In medicine , ixnd h4 produced much
suffering In then orld Taken fora Imp tlmonud
In largo do'os , it dtlc * up thi gartrlo Juices , Impairs
digestion , the stomach teuhes fled , anl the pillcnt
iltcllnesln health and weight. Person * with lllood
or Skin l > l ci < cs slmuld lo mrcful lion- they tnko
thcoo mineral poisons , M In mott Instances th effect
ot them l to almmt prcmaDctitly Impair the consti
tution To take tlio place of these p < > | onswo fffcr
j on a f nip , sure , ptompt and iwtnianont relief from
j our troulilM. S ift's Sjicclfln \ entirely xegeta *
tile preparation , nnd It li f \ j to comlnco jou of 1U
merit.
1 lu\e curcil ) < crmtnentU Dlcod T.lnt In the third
generation h ) thotiteof Shift's Spocllk > illvr 1 had
mwit clirnalh fallolwltli Moiciiry nnd Potash
F. A. TUUMKR , JI , D , Perry , Oi ,
AjonnKmnn reiiirtsme | to thank you tor hlscuro
nf Iliood Poison h ) the use if ) uur Spcilflo niter all
other treatment had failed.
.TIM J oin , Drugeltt , Athens , Oa.
OntrcitU't nn IlKxxl and Skin Disease ! mailed
M MHUIUUI .
TjEJwMarncK,0 , , | , co
irawcr S , Atlinla , On.
V. Oniro , 161)W.2.1 < 1 St. . titwcen nth nnd 7lh > i n
I. N. WAITE , M. D.
Physician & Sin
( Formerly of Jfcrcy Hospital , Chicago )
8SJp ! ! " C33La > , ll7ll 3'C
For the treatment of Nci\mi < Dlsctses , Chronlo an
iiurgical Diseases , and Diseases of , tne Kjo nurt
Kar. Consultation nnd examination free.
OFFICE-Odd Fellow s Block , N. W. for. Ulhsc *
Dodge Sts , Omaha , Noli. Olllcolimirsg to 12a , m
I in 4 and 7 In 8 | i. m Hum'a\8 10 to li ! a. m only
John D. Peabody , M , D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE IIOOHS , Sand 51601 FAKNAU.
) l it < l3nn l14 Donirlas 8tr t
F. SCHEUEKMANN M D
GKUifA
Homoopatliio Physician.
SPECIALIST OF
WOMEN , CIHLDHKN & CHRONIO DISEASES.
Hours At Ilcsldonofl , No. 14438. 10th Street , Ull
10 n. m. , and after 3 p. in. Hours At ottlce , No. 103
and 1058. 16th St. , Room 7 , f mm 10 a. rs. iSp. m.
N.ll , The Tape Worm will bo romiixnd , without
lanvnr In tlmo nf from 2 to n hnnr
Oh Amelia toughs ,
OPFICK AND KESIDUNOU ,
1617 St. - Omaha
Dodge . , ,
TELEPHONE No 141.
Olllco Hours From 9 to 10 a. m. and 2 to G p. m ,
DR. ANNA BENSON ,
Diseases of
AND CHILDREN.
Olllco 210 North IBtli Street. Residence Koutli 17
and Centre streets
DR. M. EMILY PAGELSEN ,
OfflCB--No , 210 H , Sixtecnili Street ,
HOURS , 9 TO 12 A. M.
Ro Bklcnco Cor. Centre mill ] 7i1
. NEB.
JAS. BECKETT , M. D.
Physician & Surgeon ,
( LATE OF NEW YORK CITY. )
jtifOfllce and Resilience 1401 North 18th street ,
Cor. at Clark.
Ollico Hours S to 10 a. m. , 1 to 3 p. m. and D to 7
1 > . m.
E. A. KELLEY , M. D ,
AND
C. A. WILSON M. D.
. . , . . ,
Physicians and Surgeons !
OFFICES-BOYD'S OPKIIA lli > l"i : _ _
( VHOISUNACQtJAINTCD WITH THI OCOCRAPHYOr THI COUN-
CHICAGO , I10CK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y
liy th * nufilrfli ttodltion of lt ( liuo , uonntuld the
List and the Wrtt by the tl'.ortest route , and car-
rloa p.vyajrger.vJlliiM ( QhatJRO of tar * , fctti f LU
Chicago and Kaubnii Clly , Council Jll'itla , L a\c -
wortli , AtcJnsoi , . ? Jtnnujr > nj | < i ami tit. jiaut. It
lonutcta m Umou llcpsif. .vlih all the piiuclpal
lucaoT road betv/ccn 1110 Atl."ntlo ard the I'ticiJlo
Occanj. Its cquipmint it umlvulcd ur.U inufnlN ; !
omit , bclnjr coinpodwJ of Mcbt ConirortaLo nnd
JJciutitul Day Coioic , najniflcc-nt Jlortoa 3to-
ulininu Chair Cara , fnllnian'd 1'roll lost a'aluco
Slo plnt ; Cart * , nnd ttia Urct Line ot UinlcK t'aro
.n . tlio Vvoild ft hi oo Train * between ChicrRo and
MlMoml lliver Volulr , Tv.oTrainn between Chl-
p&Koand Mlancapolidi.ndBt , I'.iul.vJa th TauiJua
"ALBERT I.EA ROUTC. "
A New nnd Direct Line , \laBcnccrt and Kmka-
ec , nutticcontly beou opened between JUcl.mpnd ,
NorUlk.KowportIiow3.Chattunooun.VltUntA.Au-
miKta , I-fuihville. LotitBvilotl ) clnRtDnCinotunati
JndlantipoUa itna Jjalaytttl1. and Oinuhti , Ufnucup *
aim and tit , Paul and lutornofltato poinu.
All Ubrouch raucnsera Travel on i ait 3'iproflfl
Train *
Uic < ct for Bile at all principal Ticket OmceaJn
the United btaui * and Cinadu.
UagRaco checked through And rales of fare al-
wn > n an low an coinpctlioru that utter Itnj advau *
tauci.
For detailed information3t the Alapa&ud Fold *
era of the
CRCiAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTH
M.t your neart-ut Ticket Otlioo or address
- . -/UJLC , C. ST. JOHN ,
* ! iL.al'lir , eitb
AGO.
NEBRASKA LAND AGENW
0. F.
(9UCCKS30Iia ( TO DAVIS k BNYUEH. )
Oenoral Detlornln
IMS FARNAW ST , OMAHA.
nnotorr.alo 200,003 icrncurelully Mlooted Und
In Eliteru Nub * U , at low j.rloo and on euy tcrnu
Improved larin fur tale In Doujlai. Dod * , Colfax
I'litU , Hurt , Oumtnir , SarnWwhlngtoo ! Xleilok
Biuuderi , and Kutler Counties.
Tai pild ID Ml parti of the State ,
Money loaned unlni | > rou'.d farma ,
WnUr Vulillo AJwavi In o'Jlf , .
COUNCILJH.UFF S ,
ADDITIONVF , DJIL NEWS.
THE FLOODS BEGIN ,
Tlio Creole ( Jets O\rr It * Hank * nnd
tlio Water Cox era Hroatlwnj.
Tlicro hits boon , over aitico tlio llooJs
of last yonr , n general cry for seine im
provomonU in the crook to iirovont n
repetition of tlio cnlamitios , but little or
nothing has bcoti done to protect tlio
banks except n barb-wiro funco which
Alderman Eichcr had put up. Yester
day about 1 o'clock the water roao over
the banks of the crcok at Eighth street ,
and it soon spread up North Eighth
slroot for aovoral blocks. On Ninth
street , north nnd south of the crook , the
water overflowed , nnd also nt Tenth
street. On Broadway , east of .tho Chi-
cngo it Northwestern depot , the street
was covered with water , nnd naturally
led many observers to inquire what olFuet
such soaks would have on pave
ment if that hnd been laid down.
The yards of the Northwestern
liad so much water Hint switching could
not bo done , the tracks being submerged.
The collars of many buildings along the
banks of the crook wore filled with wa
ter , such na Gouldon's buildings , nud the
Tromont house. Tlio property owners
ilcng the crook are naturally quite indig
nant at the neglect of the city to prepare
to protect the property from such calami-
tics , which they know must como. The
watur yesterday commenced runningover
the banks about 1 o'clock , nnd for a time
was quite high , but by 4 or f > o'clock had
subsided but littlo.
The tilling up of streets nnd the lack
) f culverts has caused water to nccunut-
ate hf many places. On Sixth avenue ,
) etwoon Seventh nnd Eighth streets ,
here id quite a body of water , and such
> ends are visible rt other places in the
iity. Prompt work is now reeded , or
here \\ill bo more trouble.
BED OAK LEAVES ,
Social KvontH and Political ContcHtH
tlio TliemuH ol Talk.
RKII OAK , Iowa , February 2.'t. The
last week has boua ono of great interest
to society people , The ladies' leap yonr
> arty was n grand success , which came
off on Wednesday night , a largo number
of the bon ton of Rod Oak being in at-
ondanco. The toilets of the ladies were
simply superb , but from experience in
ho past your * correspondent has learned
.o avoid parliculaming in this line of
gossip , and will only say that the ladies
acquitted themselves iti the discharge of
their multitudinous duties to the satiafac-
ion of all.
Ou Friday evening Iloao company
> To. 1 , of the iiro-boys , hold a grand ball
n the rooms of the Happy Hour club ,
which was a success from inception to its
cloae , everybody having a good time , and
what was bettor , the boys cleared somo-
; hing over ono hundred dollars , which
'avor they more than merited , for they
are good bo } s , and always ready for the
discharge of their duties.
The coining municipal election is just
now stirring the dirty pool of city politics
from surface to bottom. The present in
cumbent , his ludship , Mayor Harris ,
.hough he has had the oflico ihroo terms ,
s again a candidate and bringing to boar
the intricate and subtle inlluenccs that
politicians know so well how to mauipu-
ato. The Record comes forward with
sundry and divers charges against him ,
and intimates that there is a goodly
amount of Twondism in his admmistm-
lion. S. A. Henry will probably bo a
candidate against him. He is a good
man , and will probably bo elected by a
iiandsomo majority. LOAIT.U.
A Motley Meeting ,
A largo gathering of citizens of all
classes was hold at the court house last
night. It was thought to bo n meeting
in the interest of W. R. Vaughan , but
no ono seemed to know for what purpose
it was called , and by the close of the
i"eoting seemed to know still less. John
Ahlos presided during the first part of
the meeting , and Dr. Cook during the
latter part. After a number of poisons
lud declined curving us accrctaiy , John
Cunningham was chosen. A committee
on resolutions was appointed , consisting
of Dr. Cook , L. Kinnch.m mid ! r.
l.roolo.
Iiov. Mr. Lemon nmdo an nd-
dress , in which ho disclaimed
all connections with any proposnd
connections with nny proposed organiza
tion or political plans. Ho said he did
not appear in the inteiest of nny candi
date , but at the rrqucst of thu working
men. Ho spoke ot the relations of capi
tal and labor , urged the shutting up of
the gambling IIOUBOS and saloons , and
spok't in favor cf the new court house
and jail. The committee reported a
platform denouncing the present city
.government as being run by n ring ! > "
listed upon the improvement of Indian
Creek , that the city should do the filling
and grading of directs , instead of letting
it out by contract , and that the equaliza
tion of taxcH should be more just.V. .
U. Vaughan was endorsed for mayor ,
provided ho would stand by this plat
form , but there WUH a strong vote against
him. Ci l. Sapp spoke in favor of the
now comt houuoand jail. L. Kinnohan
and John Short spoke against it , and
John Allies spoke in favor of it. There
was , during a largo part of the meeting ,
much uproar aud fun-making , and the
greater portion was made into a farco.
Yesterday was the third anniversary of
the llev. Father MoMonomy's ordination
to the priesthood. High mass was held
n the church and the Rev , Father was
the recipient of many happy reminders
of the day. Last evening a largo number
bor of friends called upon him and presented
sonted him with a purse of § 150 in gold
The I'loniscra or 1'ottawutlaiiile.
The old Bottlers of Pottawattami
county held another meeting last nigh
to perfect an organization. Over forty
names wcro presented of those who Hvei
hwo thirty yoaro or more. The committee
too on constitution and by-laws reported
and after some amending the report wa
referred back for further consideration
A committee wan appointed , connistin
'
ofV. . A. Sfjnstcr , D. D. Clatk , A. J
hinco , J. Do Long , nnd tt. lluntington ,
o nominate ofljeor * . A committee was
tppointud consisting of D. 0. Bloomer ,
iV. A Mytmtor , Judge Larimer , Spencer
Smith and Thomas Tostovin to prepare
evolutions on the tloath of Captain
'rice. Adjourned for two weeks
W. T. llr.-xuti , the well-known restau *
ant man , has declared his intention to
lecomo nti American citizen. In enter-
iriao and public spirit he has already
hewn himself to bo the peer of any of
ho natives.
The lopublicans aoom to liavo great
liniculty in getting the right man to run
or mayor. Thoio who want to run , the
inity don't want , nnd those whom the
xtrty want are loth to nccopt. That
coins to bo the rub now.
Mr. Otis Wihimrth died Sunday night
bout 0 o'clock nl the residence of his
nughtor , Mr. II , M. Slovens , No. 715
' \mrth s trout. Ilo vraa aged 81 years ,
nd had resided here for about seven
year. ; past. Ho was ono of the early set-
lors of Kansas , and in his prime was
man of strong parts , but during his
csidcnco hero hns led a quiet lifo. Ho
md boon ill for several days , but death
.uno oven sooner than was looked for ,
mralysis of the heart Inking him nt last ,
lo loaves besides his daughter and his
; randchildron , Charles and Edward
Tilch and their sister , one son , G ergo
I. Wilmarth , who lives in Topeka , Kas.
'ho funeral will bo hold at Mrs. Slovens'
esidciKO at 2 o'clock , and friends are Su
ited without further notice.
COltllUEUOlATj.
COUNCIL HUm'B MAHICKT.
Wheat No. 2 spring , 70o ; No. 3 , COo ; ro-
cctoil , COo ; Kooil demand.
Corn l/oalera nro luyhiR 3. > o for old corn
nd lSc ! for n w.
Onts In good domniul at J2c.
U y 4 00@G 00 per ton ; OOo per bale.
Uio )0@l5c. )
Corn Mcul 1 i5 ! per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; pricoa nt ynnla , 0 00 ©
00.
00.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 fiO per ton ; soft ,
> 00 per ton
Iard l-'nirbank's , wlioloiiilinpr nt lie.
Flour City Hour , 1 \ M&'M. \ .
Brooms 2 ! ) . > @ 3 0(1 par do ? .
L1VK HTOCK.
Cnttlo 3 00@3 50 ; cahos , 5 00@7 f)0.
Hoira Local nxckors nro buying now anil
la n ( jooil iloiimiiil for all i railox ; clioito
g , 5 35@5 55 ; inlxail , 4 7i > @ 5 'J5.
I'liont i'K.
( Jiidtntions by J. M. St. John & Co. , com-
ilHtiun inorclmntH , 14f > Ur > u4way.
ISuttor 1'lontv nuil In fair ilouiaiul at 15@
) c ; croainory , 3jc.
1'pgH Vlcnty at 20c ] > o" dozon.
1'oultry Itoiulv sale ; donlorH nro p.ijiiiK fur
lickoiiR , IL'c ; turkoya , ICc.
Vegetables Potatoes , -10 ; onions , lOo ; cab-
IBRD , none in the innrkot ; npplcs , roaily snlo
; U ii5@-l 00 for priino ntock.
IOWA NEWS.
Tito JesupTimes is dead ,
Algona denircs the btato normal school
or northwest lovra.
The ancient city of Daonport yearns
or a now court house.
Davenport has got the cat-drawing
raze , and some fuhno sketches are the
osult.
Chcrokoo county has no poor fnrm ,
nd the support of her paupers costs $7-
00 a year.
A married man named Smith has
loped from the virtuous city of Dubuque
vith a Gorman girl.
Albert Roehor , 73 years of ago , a
winter of Waterloo , was found dead in
icd a few days since.
Congressman Holmes , of the Tenth
lattice , is mourning the loss of his little
Harold.
vro-year-old son
George 0. Smith , recently of The
3ambriilga ( Ills. ) Chronicle , is the new
ditor of The Davenport Gazette.
"To what base uses. " The old Baptist
hurch at Burlington is to bo changed
ute a skating rink aud ball hall.
There are 10,000 church members who
ttcnd services regularly at Dos Moines
except when ' 'it's a cold day. "
The Davenport News has celebrated
5 seventh birthday , and claims to bo the
Idcst tempornnco paper in the stale.
When the thermometer lingers around
lie zuros , Lcmars journalists and their
; empur.s tire ooaring amid the nineties.
Ono million dollars was recently re-
uivcd by Pension Agent Rich , at DOB
'iloinea , tor the benefit of Iowa and No-
bnisku pensioners.
Tharonro ( i50lU ( children , of school
; 20 in thi ) state. Dubuque comes first
ilh 18,7-VT , boatiuir the braggart Polk
iy several thoimnd. Kmmott has the
mallcat number , ! > 05.
Matt Purrott , of Vfttorloo , who is
orving Ilia last term as titato binder ; has
) ought out his partnvr in The Reporter
nd associated his two sons , W. T. nnd
j , S. , with him in the business.
The bones of .Fames Warringlon hav-
ng commenced to decay while confined
n the Anamosa pnnitentiary , ho lion boon
lardoncd by Governor Sherman , and
; oes homo to his parents to dio. The
iseiiso is called necrosis. His crime
vai burglary.
Den Moiiies , an enorgetio town in Con-
nil Iowa that sputtera and steams away
it n great rate under the imprctsion that
it is in poasession of uu urticlo knov/n us
a boom , has half as many saloons ns
Jmaha , and tecures half us much money
herofrom as thu Nobraaka giant.
Under Iowa's present liquor law noth-
ng but ulo , wine and buor can bo li-
oiiBod to be sold. So when Keoktik put
m a $500 licenao n number cf saloons
, hat had been soiling all kinds of liquor
discontinued the uulo of the malt and
vinous and sell only whisky , refusing to
lay license for the privilege.
E. R. Shankland , a woll-knowu nurs
eryman of Dubuque , married several
wives and death took them. Then , in
1870 , ho took a Dos Moines boarding-
liouao keeper , and ho desires divorce
to take her. Shu is now matron of the
Homo for Aged Ladies in Chicago. They
were married in 1870 and Shunklnnd
claims elio deserted him in 1878 ,
FritGriitz , living near Garner , Han
cock county , 1ms acquired a local reputa
tion as a wife boater. His daughter , IE
years of ago , was also made the 'victin
of his brutality , and a neighbor rocontlj
took her to her sister'n in Garner. Thi
girl's joport of nflairs at homo exoite <
Win. Gartz and her brother-in-law , um
they went out to bring Mrs. Gam in
Fritz grow violent in filing his objection
and the men turned in and gave hii
the thrashing the neighbors have Ion
felt to bo deserved. The Signal is in
formed thiU tlioy did n very thorough
job.
Willing to Take It In ( 'mokcm.
Dotrolt Frco Pros * .
A colored man with his right foot
bound up with miner-oils raga ntul cloth :
ycatordixy entered a grocery on Wood
ward nroutio anrt naked for a cash contri
bution of 2i cents toward ( ho erection of
a now colored people's church odifico.
"Whoro is it to bo located ? " asked the
grocer ,
"Wall , that hasn't bin dun decided on
yet. "
"What is it to cost ? "
"Jlaint tlggored on dat sah. "
"Who is the pstorl"
"Dun for it ; but 1 reckon wo kin find
ono. "
"Who is the head man in this enter-
m-isol"
"Do head man ! Wall , l/o'bout do
hoatl man , I reckon. "
_ "I am not satisfied \iith your o.xplann
.iotu. " raid thu grocer. "Ho\v can 1 lx
certain that you won't appropriate the
money to your own purposes ? "
"Am dat what boddora you ? "
" 1 confess it is. "
"Wall ; sill , wo kin git obor dat purly
easy. Instead of making a cash con
tribution just weigh mo out two pounds
of crackers wid liistrukMums lo turn 'em
ober to do buildin * committee. Izo chnor-
man ob dat committee if 1 ain't nobody
olao , "
OP .Mlml.
Detroit Krco I'rcsi
She stood for n moment at the corner
\Voodward and Michigan avenues ,
scorning undecided , nnd u podiatrinn
hoard her mutler :
" 1 cannot stand the tyrnnny of my
father ! 1 uill pawn the diamond my
lover gave mo Christmas eve , um } with
the money 1 will lly to the stage nnd be
come an nutrcss. "
She hastened up the avenue , entered
a pawn shop , und hastily thrust the ling
under thu nose of tlio proprietor.
_ "Glass stones worth about 931" ho
said ns ho rctuincd it ,
She nmdo n jump for the door , nnd as
she headed for homo she wildly gasped :
" 1 will not tly to the stage and become
an actress , and call myself Girlie Loel
No ! 1 will return home , nnd if the old
man continues his tyranny , lot him be
ware of Paris green and rough on rat' ! "
H , K , BUBKET ,
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