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Business Directory.
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Abstract and Real Eatata.
JOHN t. McCAQUE , opposite Post OOce.
W. R. IJAUTLETT 817 South 13th Street
Architect ! .
DUFKENE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITECTS
Room 11. Crclghtoa Block.
A. T. r-AUGK Jr. , Room 2. Cielebton Block.
Booti and Shoes.
JAMES.DBVINE & co. ,
Tine Boots and Shoes. A good assortment
home work on hand , corner ISth and Ilarney.
THOS. ERICKSON , 8. E. cor. Idth and Doujclai.
JOHN FORTUNATUS ,
30B 10th Btreet , manufactures to order good work
at [ lr prices. Reoalrlncdono. '
Bed Sprlnct.
.LARRIUER Manufacturer. 1517 Dourlu it.
Books , Now * and ( Stationery.
J. I. FRUEUAUF 1015 Farnhun Street.
Butter and Eggs.
McSHANE & SCHROEDER , too oldest B. and E.
house to Nebraska entiblUhed 1876 Omaha.
CENTRAL
RESTADRANT ,
1IR3. A. KTAN ,
lonthweii corner ICthand Dodie. ; .
Best Board for the Monr-y.
Sttiahctlon GuAranieed.
Vllliat all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash.
Furnished Tlnn
Carriages anrt Road Wagons.
WM 8NYDER , 14th and Harnev Streets.
Clothing Bought. He
J , HARRIS will pay hlgheatCaih price for second
hand clothine. Corner 10th and Farnham. IF
Ct
oewo er .
JOHN BAUMER 1S11 Farnham Street.
JunK.
H. BERTH OLD , Rags and McUl.
B.
Lumber Lime and Oement. B.BlU
FOSTER & ORvY comer flth and Douglas Sts.
Lampa and Qlassware.
} . CONNER 1303 Douelas St. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
O. A. LINDQUEST ,
One ot our most popular Merchant Tailors Is re s
ceiving the latest designs for Spring and Summer
Goods for gentlemen a wear. StylUli , durable ,
and prices low as ever 21613th bet. Doutr.&Fnru.
T ]
Millinery.
MRS. 0. A. RINGER , Wholesale and Retail , Fan
cy Goods In great variety , Zephyrs , Card Boards ,
ih Hosiery , Gloves , Coreeta , &c. Cheapest Houae In
the Weit. Purchasers save 30 per cent. Order
by Mall. 115 Fifteenth Street.
foundry.
JOHN WEARNE&SON8 cor.Hth& Jackson 6t
TO
Hour and Foed.
OMAHA CITY HILLS , 8th and Farnham Sts. , and i
Welshans Bros. , proprietors , Dal
Wei
Grocers. Hal
t STEVENS , ! ltt between Cumlng and liar
X. A. MoSHANK , Corn. 23d and Cumin ? Streets. Isu
Hardware , Iron and eteel. run
sag
OLAN ft LANOWORTHY , Wholeaale , 110 tof Sloi
113 16th street SloiT
A. HOLMES come 1Mb nd OallfornU. dll
narneis , baddies , * c. Clt ]
the
B. WEIST 20 13th St. bet Faro. A Barney. and
nee
Hotels
; ANFIELD HOUSE , OM. Canfleld.Sth & Farnhau
i DOR AN HOUSE , P H. Cary , 918 Farnham St. c
SLAVEN'S HOTEL. F. Slaven , 10th St. you the
Southern Hotel Oils. Hamel 9th &Leavenworth Thr
Drugs , Halms and Oils.
KUHN & CO.
rhftrmaclits , Fine Tana Goods , Coi. Htn and ,
Douzl > s ktreeta.
W , J. WHITEHOU.OE , AVbolcsale&ReUll , ICth st.
0. FIELD , 2022 North Side Cumlng Street.
PARR. Prugglst. IQtn and Howard Streets.
Dentists.
vPR. PAUL Wllllamt'Block Cor. 16th * ; D lge.
Ury Uoooa Notions , ttc.
JOHN U. F. LEilMANN & CO. ,
Hew York Dry Goods Store , 1310 and 131 } Farn *
IIAUI struct.
L. 0. Eniwold also boots and shoes 7th & Pacific. Hai
com
ines
furuiture.
A r. GROSS , New and Bwond Hand Furniture
nd Stoves , 1114 Dcusrlas. Highest caab price
aid ( or second ban j zoodi.
BONNBR 1308 Doorla * t. Finn gftodi. he.
r free Works.
OU4EA FENCE 00.
BTJHT , TRIES 4 CC 121tTarneySt. ! , Improve
sd Ics Boxti , lice ftcd Wood Fences , Offica Pa'
> lnir ( . ( Yinnlrc ? ln and Walnnl.
Pawnbrokers. o i
-BOaKNTELD , 10th St. , bel.ar , ft Hal
Olgar * and Tobacco.
WEST & FRITblllKH , mimifnuuicrl Ot Ctfirs ,
anil WholfsMo Dettenl n Tobacco * , 1306 DoaglM.
ff , T. LORKNZEN manulMturer HID i'atnh m
Florist.
A. DoniKhiio.'planU , cntflower * , seeds , coquets
sre. N , W. cor. l6th aud Dourlas ttreeta
Olvll Engineers and Surveyors.
ANDREW ROSEWATF.R , CrclRhton Block ,
Town Surveys , Grade and Sewerage Systems *
Uommltalon Merchants.
JOHN O. W1L LIS.Hll Dodge Street.
D B. 13KEMER. For ilftAlls see large ftdrertlse.
tnent In Dallv ftnj Weekly.
Cornice Works ,
Western Cornice Works , Manufacturers Iron
Cornier , Tin , Iron and Slate Roofiln ? . Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the best
manner. Factory and Office 1213 Harnoy St.
C. SPECHT , Proprietor.
Galvanized Iron Cornices. Window Caps , etc. )
manufactured and put up In any part of the
country. T. SINIIOLU 416 Thirteenth street
Crockery.
J. BONNER 1309 Douglas street. Good llns.
Clothing and Furnishing Qoo < a.
OEO. H. PETERSON. Alw HaU , Caps , Boot * ,
Shoos Notions and Cutlery , 804 8.10th street.
Refrigerators , Oanfleld's Patent.
0. f. GOODMAN llth St. bet. Farn. ft Ilarncy.
Show Case Manufactory. ,
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds ol Show
Cases , Upright Cases , ft . , 1317 Cam St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Case manufactory , 818 South 10th street ,
between Leavonworth and Marcy. All goods
wtrrantod flrnt-clMj.
Utovot ana mwara , .
A. BURMESTER ,
Dealer In Stoves and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofs and all kinds of Building Work ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNER. 1309 Douglas St. Good and Cheap.
Seeds.
J. EVANS , Wholesale and Retail Seed Drills and
Cultivators Odd Fellows Hall.
' . Physicians and Surgeons.
W. S. GIBBS , V. U."Room No 4 , Crelghton
Block , IGth Street.
P. ti. LE1SENR1NO , M. D. Masonic Block.
C. L. HART , M. D. , Eye and Ear , onp. poetofflco
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurlst. S. W 15th and Karnham Sts
Photographers.
GEO. HEYN , PROP.
Grand Central Gallery ,
212 Sixteenth Street.
near Masonic Hall. FUst-cIaes Work and Prompt
aetw guarantcen
Plumbing , Uan and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TARPY & CO. , 210 Uth St. , bet. Farnham
ind Douglas. Work promptly attended to.
D. FITZPATRICK. 1409 Douglas Street.
alntlnt : an aper anKlng.
TKNRY A. KO TKUS. HI Dodge Street.
8hoa Utorei ,
Phillip tan 1820 Karnhfm ft. h l ! S h A 14th.
Second Hand Store ,
? ERKINS & LEAR. 1416 Douglas St. New and
iocond Hand Furniture , House Furnishing Goods ,
: c. , bourht and sold on narrow marrlns. :
ualoons.
HENRY EAUFMANN ,
n tne new brick block on Douglas Stroat , has
Just opened a most elegant Boci Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
every day.
Caledonia " J FALCONKR 67016th Street.
Undertakers.
HAS. RIEWE , 101 * Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
60 Oont Stores.
O BAflKTTR 1205 Fmmham St. . Fancy Goods
SYPHILIS
n any.atago
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Pimples , ci
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MAVKR.V , AEK. , May 2 , 1831 di
Wo hive 01304 In onr own town who lived at of
it Springs , and nerollnally cured with S. S. 8.
McCAHJio.v&Mnili. olPi
Pith
YOU doubtcomo to ice us and WE WILL
IRE YOUR OR charge nothing I ! Write for th
rtlculars and copy of little Book ' 'Message thor
the Unfortunate buffering.
or
81,000 Howard "ill bo paid to any of
cmist ho will line ] , on analjsla 100 bottles et
S. U. , one particle of Mercury , Iodide rotas-
m or any Mineral substance. in
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Props. us
Atlanta , da.
'rice of Small size , $1.00. th
e elzo 81.75. th
Sold by KENNARD BUOS. & CO. , lei
iuta Ucnerallv.
do
ionx City & Pacific tli
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3B SIOUX CITY HOUTB us
oa :
Runs r. Solid Train Through from
Council Blufia to St. Paul coi rat
/Ithout Change Time , Only 17 Hours ha
IT is
C O MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE ins
fnc
nox
OOUNOIL BLUFFS vie
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS to
DULUTH OR BISMARCK dif
all points in Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
[ Ota. This Hue la equipped with the Improved
stlnghouso Automatic Air-brake and Mlllo fisl
tform Coupler and Buffer : and for 181
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT as
nsurpassed. Pullman Palace Stooping Car
aw
through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kau
City and St. Paul , via Council Bluffs and son
ix City.
rains leave Union Pacific Transfer at Couu.
BluflJ , at 7:35 p. m. dally on arrival of Kansas
r , St. Joseph and Council Illuffs train from
South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 p. m. ,
at the New Union Depot at St. Paul At 12:30 : An
{ 'HOURS IN ADVANCK OF ANYJOTHER AnT
ROUTE. At
STRomember in taking the Sioux City Route Ook
get a Through Train. The Shortcut Line , OokJ
Quickest Time and a Comfortable Ride In the J
xmgh Cars between caa
COI'NCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
the
STSeo that your Tickets read via the "Sloui
' and Pacific Railroad " Prc
S. WATTLES. J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l Pass. Agent , you
' . E. ROBINSON , Asa't Gen'l Pang. AK t. , moi
Missouri Valley , Iowa. caning
W. E. DAVIS , Southwestern Agent ,
finunH Rltiffa low * ing
nou
S. KALISH , seri
HE STAR TAILOR. fool plai
tal
1 Door W , of OriMsliank's ' , rela
relaI
now a fine complete Stock of Spring Goodi I
listing of Kiench , English and the boat Do- ont
tics. Prices low or the lowest , uih Iv
eno
ixterL-TlioinasMro. and
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WILL BUY AND SELL not
had
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not
OOMKICTIO TUiBiwrrn.
y Taxes , Bent Houses , Hto. acne
lor TOO win to BDT os am brai
OS : Room 8 , OrtVh'on lu O 'Ooulu. 8001
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THE COMING OP.EA.T COMET.
Some Speculations Tnoso * Erratic
Wixnderora Exolto.
Xew Yori Sun.
Iftho comet that was discovered by
a young astronomer in Albany a wcok
nco fulfills half of the promises made
for it , wo may expect to behold , in
May or Juno , n coleslial nncctnclo
such us has not been equalled since
1838 or 1811. This comet , nlthougli
some 200,000,000 miles from its peri
helion , which it will not reach for
thrco months , shows n bright tail nnd
n atar.liko nucleus. The inference is
fair that Iho comet is a very laraoono ,
and that when it g ts into our neigh
borhood it will mesont a mncnificont
appearanco. Jloreovur , Professor
Chandler's figures atiow that the comet
is plunging almost straight at the sun ,
which it will probably approach with
in 100,000 miles The only other
comets in the lonp list-of those bodies
whoso orbits have been calculated ,
ivhich approached anything like as
near to the sun as this are the comet
of 370 B.C. , the comet of 1068 , the
comet of 1080 , often called Xuwton'n
comet , the comet of 184 ! ) , nnd the
comet of 1880. The last named was
observed only in South America and
Australia nnd at the Capo of Good
Hope. Concerning the comet of 070
I ) . C , , of which frightful things am
related , and which is sad | to hnvo
split in two , not much is known , but
the measurements mndo in the other
cases are generally to bo depended
upon. In fact , it was the nearness of
the approach of the comet of 1C80
which Ird Newton to anticipate possi
ble peril to the earth from the tall .of
a great comet into the sun. This is
not the popular view ot the , danger
from comets , the fear usually being
that they may strike the earth , or
produce pestilence by mingling the
aubstnnco of their tails with our nt-
mosphnre. Of late the other view has
been made more conspicuous , espec
ially since Mr. Proctor's recent nrli-
clo on whitt ho calls the inonncini ?
comet of 1880 , which ho anticipates
may return in 1807.
The appearance of this now comet
on the heels of the discuasior awak
ened by Mr. Proctor's suggestion gives
the subject renewed interest , espec
ially in view of the announcement
that the coining comet is going so
: loao to the sun. Unless the calculat-
3rs have inado a very great blunder it
will pass through the corona , and , if ,
largo enough , may graze the luminous
itirfnce. It should bo noticed that
; here is a discrepancy between the os-
imatcs of the perihelion distance
nado by Professor Chandler , of Har-
; ard University , and Professor Ross ,
if the Dudley Obsrrvatory , the latter
inking the distance considerably
; reator than that above given. Uoth
igreo , however , that the approach
rill bo a close ono. The question
yhethor the earth may not nt some
imo bo in danger from a great comet
3 all the more interesting because
ncn of science are not exactly in ac- s 1 ,
ord upon it. Mr. Proctor is not the
nly astronomer who thinks that if or. .
ver the world is to bo destroyed with r.a
eat it will bo when a great comet r.d
lunges into the sun. Even those who
liink Mr. Proctor is mistaken in his tlb :
tla
( inclusions admit that , given a comet
!
ig enough and massive enough , un- ir a
oubtcdly its fall upon the sun would irfc
rove disastrous to the earth. But fcre
ioy say it would require a body hav- reel
ig a mass something like that of Ju- olW
olal
iter to produce such cfl'ects ; and com- W
al
ared with Jupiter , the most inassivo alhi
Dmots over seen are more pigmies , hia
iesidcs , there seems peed reason to a :
oliovo that a comet would alfr
, on ap- fr
reaching cloao enough to the sun , bo frdi
di
tilled to pieces and so drop picce- diw
leal into the great orb , the fall being w
Bl
rolpnged perhaps through many rov-
fc
lutions , so that the accession of heat
msed by the conversion of the com- alci
/s motion would be distributed over ciw
considerable period of time. Bo w
des , as Professor Young has pointed cc
it , if a comet fell into the sun the aih
crease of heat would bo mainly h <
tli
iod up in producing expansion of the
in's orb , and would afterward bo ra- aluc
atod out again through a long .space uc
. Another COat
years. very interesting
> jcction haa been raised to Mr. atd
rector's theory , namely , that as IT d
rcc-quarters of the surface which
isl
o earth presents to the sun is cov
ed then with water , such an increase al-
the sun's heat as the fall of a coin- alS
might producn would cause a great
lal
crease of evaporation , which would
o up the extra heat and so protect en
o earth from harm. According to ty
bo
is view wo are icasonably safe so
inca
Dg as the oceans last nnd the sun
03 not got too hot. ca
Of courao the reply may bo made to gr <
in
ese objections that although no )
fri
own comet is great enough to c use
harm by its down-fall upon the ag
rth , yet wo do not know but that tic
mete exists thoitrands of times tuoro
tssivo than that human po
any eyes
hit
vo over seen , and that such a comet
iy at omo time pay us n visit. In na
it wo have had a rather distant i - ,
iw of ono comet that really aoomcd
belong to an order of magnitude an
lero'nt from that of ordinary comets Th
* sort of celestial wants among yeme
. This the me
ics. was famous comet of
Ll which had head kit
, a almost as big
the sun itself. But it kept far. tin
ay , its perihelion distance being slu
no ninety million miles. CO ]
tin
no ;
PRESENTMENTS. clu
Br
Investigation of the Causes ] of cia
hobo Dark Forebodings which fas
[ ako Powerful Men Weak , the
len Kule. thi
rluch apprehension haa been oc- the
ionod throughout America from km
announcement inado by Professor fos
> ctor that the return in nineteen am
rs of the great comet of last sum- att
r will cause the destruction ot the n ill .
th. But while people are bocom- of
BO strangely exercised over the an- hin
incomont , an event of far moro pee
ous importance , which is taking are
30 to-day , Booms to bo wholly over- pnc
< ed. The nature of this most vi- disi
subject can bo boat explained by disc
[ ting the following experience ; of
lishop E , O. Haven , known to the croi
ire land , was unaccountably awak- con
d ono night out of a sound sleep , von
lay awake until morning , Ilia crei
id seemed unusually active , and he upo
only reviewed his past lifo , which two
been an eventful ono , but laid ox- of
> ivo plans for the future , Ho did ofnou
fool especially ill , but could not oft
> unt for the unusual activity of his dps <
in , nor for the restlesanow which give
nod to possess him. In the morn' Fwv
ho had but little
appetite , but wag mes
apparently well in other respects , n
n few days , however , ho began to feel
restless and morbid , Although ho tried
earnestly to overcome the feeling
which had taken possession of him ,
But try as ho would the shadow
of some evil seemed to follow
him , nnd ho was conscious of
n gradual sinking nnd wasting away
of all his physical faculties. Ho
had been mi earnest nnd dilligunt
worker , nnd in his zeal frequently
over-taxod his strength , nnd being ab
sorbed in his duties , failed to observe '
the common aymptons with which ho
was ntllictcd , thus permitting the
work of destruction to go on mi-
heeded. But the end finally cnmo in
a most peremptory manner. Shortly
before his death ho wrote ft loiter--
the last ono ho ever indicted-
which ho speaks ns follows : "A belief
that death is near affects different
minds differently , but probably all
who nm in n fair condition
nnd mental strength instinctively
shrink from it with an indefinable
dread and horror. A dying man Is
no more nblo of himself to foresee his
onn deotiny or the destiny of these
ho loaves than ho was before ho began I
to die"
The recent end nnd sudden death
of Clarkson'K. Potter is ono of the
most serious warnings ever given in
the long list of innumerable cases of
fatal neglect. It is not aufliciont to
say that many other brilliant men ,
incluomrr 12vorctt , Sunnier , Chase ,
Wood , Wilson , and Carpenter , woio
swept away by the same fatal iroublo.
The question is , wcro those1 mon suf
ficiently careful of their health , nnd
could they have been saved ? The
Albany Arcus , in speaking of Mr.
Potter's sudden illness and death ,
says :
"Ono of the physicians * who at
tended Mr. Potter hero was inter
viewed last ovoninij. Ho u'tatod that
Mr. Potter's inability to converse hnd
for sonio time served to b.illlo the
physicians in their ctforts to deter
mine the root of his illness. It eoems ,
however , that. Mr. Potter , some two
years ago , suffered a slight attack of
kidney disease. Unwieo dopbnconco
upon a robust constitution and natu
rally perfect health , and neglect of
proper clothing , doubtless sewed the
seeds of disease that needed but some
juch personal neglect as that of Tiles-
Jay morning to develop. From the
lymptoms at first shown , it was
thought that his only trouble was
lorvous prostration ; but hia longcon-
; inuanco in a semi-unconscious stale
cd to the belief that his illness was
icatod in a chronic dilliculty moro
nysterioui nnd dangerous.
Up to the latter part of last year
Mr. Edward F. Rook , a member of
ho New York stock exchange was
loing business in Wall street , Now
fork. Ho had everything to on-
ourngo him , and made lifo Jinppy ,
nit was the victim of unaccountable
ineasinoss. His oxpcrienco as de-
cribed by ono who know , was as fol- w
jws : "At unexpected times , and on
ccasions when ho had the greatest
sason io fcol joyous , ho was irritable
nd haunted with atrango feelings of
iscontont. Ho endeavored to check
ioso feelings and appear plouiant ,
ut it required a great effort to do so ;
Ftcr which ho would again relapse
ito his former morbid mood. This
eling continued for a number of
lonths , wheh ho became conscious
Fan added sensation of lassitude. Ho
as tired oven -when resting , and
though experiencing no acutp pain ,
ad dull , aching sensation in his limbs
nd vanouspartsof his body. Shortly
[ terward his head began to ache most
cqucntly and his stomach failed to
igest properly. Being told that ho
as Buffering from malaria ho con-
iltod an eminent physician , who in-
irmed him that his kidneys wore
ightly effected , and gave him modi-
no to restore them. But ho grow
orao it. stead of better. Ho then
insulted other eminent doctors of
lothor school and was informed that
3 had a brain difficulty somewhat in
10 nature of a tumor , but in spite of
1 efforts to the contrary ho contin-
id to grow worso. At this time his
indition was torriblo. What WCTO
first simple symptoms had
ivcloped to tsirriblo troubles.
0 was flushed and fever-
i , constantly uneasy , and yet
ivaya weary. Ho had an intense ap-
tito ono day and very little the next.
is pulse was irregular , his breathing N
bored , and every moment ot oxist-
ce was n burden. Those disastrous
mptoms continued , his face and All K
dy became discolored , his heart was ItQr
cgulnr in its action , and his breath Qr <
mo in short , convulsive -gasps. Ho rca con
ow constantly worse , notwithstand- rcaT
; r the utmost precautions of his IllBITl
ends and finally died in the greatest Bale
ony. After his death ai' oxamina- A
in as to the actual cause was made , chu Cur
ion his brain was found to be in a
rfoct condition , and the reason of
1 disease was of an entirely different
turo. "
The experiences which have boon
od above all had a common causa
d were the result of ono disoaso.
lat disease , which so deceitfully ,
t surely removed the people nbovo
8
intionod was B right's diuoriso of Blffl
Inoys. In the case of Mr. Rook DOO
3 examination after death , while ctot trot
iwing the brain to bo in perfect strc
idition , revealed the terrible fact strcFl
it he was the victim of a elight kid- thtc
y trouble , which had gone on un- crcct
Boked , until it resulted in acute t
iglit'a disease The In tl
, leading physi- crcc
ns and scientists of the world are air )
t learning that moro than one-half Tl
) deaths which occur are canned by or > tru K
s monstrous scourge. lti | ono of lent'
> most deceitful maladies ever Incl
( ant
own to the human race. It inani- lain
ts itself by symptoms so slight rcct1 acco
i common , as to acorn unworthy of rcct1Al
ontion ; and yet these very insig. Injf' '
.cant symptoms are the first stages Injf'T
the worst complaint known in the the
tory of the world. Thousands of even
iplo have died from troubles that Onia will
called heart disease , apoplexy , Bald
tumonia brain and Til
, fever , similar
am i
jasos , when it was , in fact , Blight's Kit
jaso of the kidneys The ravages bo m
thii disease have boon greatly in an J i
Jrc8i
_ _ . _ , -
1 r ll. e L ii V - - - if i
wed from the fact that until re-1
t years no way was known to pro- "
t its beginning nor check its in-
IBO whoa it had bocotno once fixed
n the eyatoin. Within the past
years , howovcr , wo have learned
moro than four hundred pro-
need cases of Bright's diaoaao many 1601 i
hoiu uiucli worse than thoao above
jribod. and moat of whom had been
m up by prominent physicianswho Omal nls.
e been completely cured , The 0. F
ina uacd to accomplish this end haa
been Warner's t > fe Kidney and Liver
Cure , manufactured in Rochester , X.
Y. , n remedy that has won its way
into the confidence of the public solely
upon the remarkable merits it pos
sesses. As a rcJUiL it is more niacly
used and thoroughly praised than any
medicine which 1m * ever boon before
the American public. Indeed , there
M not n drug store in the entire land
whore it cannot bo found.
Although Bright' * disease N so
common in cities , it ia atill more pro.
'rnlcntin the country. When emin
ent physicians in the largest cities are
not able to recognize Bright'a disease ,
it is only natural that in the country ,
where tlioro are few physicians of nny
kind , nnd these few so unacquainted
with the disease na to call it by some
other name , It should rngo terribly
and yet unknown to the ones who are
suffering with it. Thousands of people -
plo can look back and recall the death
( if fri ends from what waa supposed to
be some common complaint , when it
was really 11 right's disease , and no
ono know it. The terrible plcuro-
pneumonia , which has been ao
dreaded , ia usually the result
of tiromic or kidney poison ,
Lung fever can bo traced to a similar
source. Most cnscs of paralysis arise
from the satno dilliculty , M well as
'
innumerable fevers , 'lung , throat ,
head nnd bowel troubles. A vast
number of ladies have suffered and
died from complaints common to their
BOX called * Ticrhnps , general debility ,
trhen. could the real cause have been
known , it would have boon found to
bo Bright'a disease , masquerading un
lit r nnothor nnmo. In marked con
trast to the sad cases which have
been above described are the expe
rience * of many prominent people
ivho were ns low as nny of the persons
iimitioticd , but who were remarkably
cstored to former health nnd vigor
> y this snmo remody. Among this
lumber are the following prominent
mines : Colonel John C. Whitnor ,
\llana ! , Oa. ; II. K. Larrabv
! "s on , Mnss.j rjonornl C. A
Icckmnn , Phillipaburg , N. J. ; Rev.
) . D. Buck , D. D. , Geneva , N. Y. ;
> . F , A McManus , Baltimore , JVW. ;
lilwin T'ay , Havonport , Iowa ; Rev.
\ . C Kendrick , LL. ! > . , Itnchoator ,
f. Y , ; J. S. Matthews , Portland ,
ihch ; C. W. Eastwood , Now York ;
) r. A. A. Ramsay , Albia , Iowa ; Chan-
cllor C. N. Sims , D. D. , Syracuse ,
. . V. j Dr. S. P. Jones , Marionette ,
Vis. ; T. H. Ingraham , Cleveland , 0. ;
lonry T. Chnmpnoy , Boston , Mnss.j
! ldor James S Prcseott , North Union ,
> . , who is n prominent member of the
rmker community , nnd many others.
To all candid minda the force of th.o
bovo facts must como with special
ower. They show the importance of
romptncsa nnd attention to the first
fim'toma of disordered health bo-
ire disease becomes fixed and hope
pimrts. They show how this can
iccossfully bo done , nnd that the
Angora winch await neglect can only
ilh difficulty bo removed. DC
"WINE OF CARDUI" mafcei rosy
Us anil nlcnr com lexioiiR.
-FOR
HIGAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
EWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluts fast and South-East ,
TI1KLINKCOMP1USK9
'parly 4 OIK ) sullen , HelM Smooth Steel Tracks
connections ro male In UNION DhPOTS.
has n National llopntatlori n holiiir the
: at Through Car Line , nnil In unlicmally
reded to ha the FINEbT EQUIPPED Half.
t ! In Iho work ! for all classes ul tra\cl.
ry It and you will IlnJ traveling a luxury
tcart of u discomfort.
lirough Tickets via ihN CclchratoJ Line lot
at all o'li'i"t In the Went.
II Information about Uatui of Fare , f leenlng
. \cocniiundatton9 , Time Table" , ic. , will hi )
oifully cUi'ii l > y apulvlnln ? to
T. J. HOTTEU
2d Vira-crim't & Gen. Jlviagcr-Chlcajo.
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Gen. I'ubsciv.iT Ajl. Chicago ,
W , J.1 UAVIINl'OKT ,
Gelt Audit. C'onntll IlnlT ! .
K. I1. IJUKLL , Ticket . \Kt.Iomaha.
morn-cd Iy
DnsalH for FaviilKLStrootn in the
City of Omiiliii , riobraika.
ualccl prodosalg will bo reecho J by the under
led until Saturd y , April 15th , Ibtj2,1' o'clock
n , lor the pa/liiir o ( JJoiixlas strict nnd the
is BlrcutH between U nulls nnd Karnham
n Olh to lOlh btrca * . Including Uth arid lUtb
eta ,
lr > t , For a foundation i f concrete 0 Inches In
kneis with a supcrstruituro compoiiel of a
leotu.l Ludar block K Indict In length got nith
lalt KI d sand ,
icond , For a found tlori o [ concrete 9 Inchca
hlckneiii with a bintcretructute competed ol
uotol [ ilne plank d li.c los In length , not vlth
lalt and Band.
nrJ , For a loundatlon ol chan conna Bind
ratvl 12 Incbei In thickness with a miper.
cture toinpoued ol wdir block 8 inches in
th and not lest than 4 nor moro than Sinches
lameter to lie eet with utphaltand mn < l , The
I or gravel lor foundation .to hu thorouifdly I
mod or rolled. All Die work to be done in
rdanco with upctillcatlona and under the dl >
Ion of the city engineer ,
.10 , tin1 city Mill consider proposals for pav *
with Klin blocks or an > other material , or
other mode of coiutructlon ,
I proposals or bids Hhall bo accompntcd by
names of proposed luretlon , who , in thu
it ot contract bclni ; awarded
enter Into a bond with the city ol
ha tor thu true aud faithful performance ol
contract.
leclty council reacrtei the ri.-ht to reject
aid all hUs.
itolopei containing propolis 0' bldl lhall
larked "l'rOK | ) alu for I'at in , ; Doughs Street
Jrosj Strceta In the City of Omata , " aud ad-
ledto the undcr l n d.
J. J. L. C. JKWKTT ,
libha. March 10th , 183. . City Cleric.
iteskaLandigeni
DAVIS & SNYDER , I
Furnham 6t , . . . Om h , Nebr *
iOOOOO dXUEIBI
uUy btlectod land lo Out/era Nebraska lei
Great Barctlni la Improved f rmj , will
hti city property.
Spi
. .DAVIS WKUSTKB IKTOKBJ
LiadGatc'l U.P.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOTELS.
ARLINQTON.
SARATOGA HOTEL.
MARSH HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSE ,
OITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE. ,
ORANO CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
ENO'8 HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
UUDKINS HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL ,
DAQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8HOU8E ,
GALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
GRAND PACIFIC ,
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUGLAS HOUSE ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
PROPRIETORS
J. Q. MelNTIRE ,
J. S. 8TELLINIU8 ,
DROWN8VILLE ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL ,
CHENEY & CLARK ,
J. Q. MEAD.
. | 8EYMOUR ,
P. L. THORP ,
A , O. CAARPER.
O. W. MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. U ENO ,
0. B. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. OHUDB ,
SWAN & DECKER ,
JUDKIN3 & DRO , ,
GEO.OALPH ,
O.M.REYNOLDS.
D. H. WALKER ,
8. DUROESS ,
DI 0. WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMINQ3 ,
J.IL. AVERY ,
J. W. DOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS.
CHAS. DAQNELL.
tVM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
D , F. STEARNS ,
J. NORTON ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
O. D. HACKNEY ,
TOWNf
Lincoln , Neb.
Mllford , Nel > ,
Neb. J
Slromthurjc Na
Loultvllla
Olalr , Neb.
Nellgh , Neb.
Nabrntka City , Nab
Weeping Wnter.Ne
Hardy , Neb.
Greenwood , NebJ
Clnrlndn , Iowa
Eremont , Neb.
Athland , Neb
Atklnion , Neb ,
Outdo ftocd , N b.
Oreiton , la.
Red Oak , la.
Extra , la.
Atlantic , la ,
Audubon , la.
Neola , la.
Harlan , la.
Corning ; , la.
Stanton ,
DurllnRton Junction , M *
Dlanclinrd , la.
Shen.nndoali , la ,
Diyld City , Neb.
College Sprlngt , la.
Vllllica , la.
Malvern , la.
IdafGrove , la
Odebolt , la
Columbus , Neb.
Oiceola , Neb.
Clarki , Neb.
Athland , Neb.
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND V IE IR ,
Mining and Milling Company.
forking Capital - fSOC.OOO.
upltal Slock , $1,000,000
ar Value ot Shares , 25,000.
JTOOK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BBAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
' Ir
DR. 3. I. THOMAS , President , OJb'ibMCCJUJbCS Cummins , Wyoming. i
WM. E. TILTON , Vice-President , Cummins , Wyoming I
B. N. HARWOOD , Secretary , Cummlna , Wjomlns.
A. G , LUNN , Treasurer , Cummlna , Wyoming.
r. J. I. Thoruis. Louis Miller W. S. Unmet. A. O , Dunn.
, N. Ilirnood. Francis Loarcni. Oeo. II. Faloa. Letrii Zolmaa.
Dr. J. C. Watklns.
> 2Srn om OKO. W. KKNDALL , Authorlicd Agent for Sale ol Stock : to" * * n-.o ,
STEELE , JOHNSON & CO. ,
AND JOBBERS IN
: four , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and 1I 1
All Grocers' Supplies. I
i
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
MES IMUFAOTUBED TOBACCO ,
rents for BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POWDEB CO
-DEALERS IN-
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO ,
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 FarnhamgStreet ,
A'.B. MILLAHU. K. ] ) . JOHNSON.
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
korage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STEEET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED ,
; ents for Peck & Bauehers Lard , and Wilber Mills Flour ,
> MAHA , - - - NEB.
REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
: OSTER&GRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
.UMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
I. OBERFELDER & CO , ,
HOLESALE IILLIMET AM NOTIONS.
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
ring floods Receiving Daily and Sfcook veryjiearlypomplBta