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THE OAlJLfOBEE--MONDAV MAT 29 J882.
THE LODGES ,
JVtasonio Misoellany Collected
' for the Graft From Var
ious Sources ,
An EmMcm ot PurityPhllndcl. .
phln.1 * Contonnlnl Gortt Halm-
"Whlto Glovoa.
A Free Mason ought nlvxya to ap
pear properly clothed , bo.ii in tht
ledge and on all public occasions wearing -
ing , beside his apron , the jewel propoi
to his Masonic rank and while gloves.
In seine lodges the wearing of white
gloves is not always insisted upon , al
though on public occasions they nro
never dispensed with. The nncicnt
rule , however , ought always to bo en
forced , not only because this peculiar
ity of clothing visibly connects Free
Masonry of the present day with that
of former centuries , and that of our
country with that of other countries ,
but because the white gloves , like the
white npron , must bo regarded us sym
bolic. Aa the white apron suggests
the purity of heart , BO the Thito glovca
aymboliza the cleanliness of hands ]
and thus , by his clothing , the Free
Mason is ever reminded of that im
portant lobfion so often repeated , with
wonderful variety of expression in the
Holy Scriptures IIo may fitly call to
remembrance , for example , the words
of the twenty-fourth Psalm : "Who
.shall ascend into the hill of the Lord !
and who shall stand in His holy place !
Ho that hath clean hands and n pure
* heart ; who hath not lifted up his soul
unto vanity , nor sworn deceitfully. "
The connection between cleanliness
of hand and purity of heart is most
intricate , fet out of the heart are the
issues of lifo. The tree must bo good
that its fruit may bo good. The came
fountain cannot send forth sweet wa
ters and bitter. All that is praise-
, -worty in moral conduct is required of
the Frco Mason : "Whatsoever things
.aro true , whatsoever things are hon
est , whatsoever things are juit , what
soever things are pure , whatsoever
things are of good report. " lip is
bound ty tlio moat solemn obligations
strictly to observe the moral law. But
i it is impossible for any man to really
< lo this qr , in figurative language , to
keep his hands always clean who
neglects the keeping of his heart , the
cultivation of Faith , Hone and Char
ity , who docs not cherish within his
own breast the virtues of temperance ,
fortitude , prudence and justice. It
is nothing bettor than vile mockery
for a Mason to wear white gloves
while conscious ot any iniquity in his
lifo ; of any dishonesty in his worldly
affairs ] of any deceit or cruelty in his
conduct toward the wives or daughters
of his neighbors , of any unkindness
toward the wife of his own bosom ,
whom he has bound himself to love
< and to cherish , or any neglect of duty
toward his children. His white
gloves , in such a case , virtually toll n
lie. Ho wears them as a ( rood and
true Mason ought , but ho knows that
. his pretension is false , and that they
are only the disguise of his wicked
ness. Lot it bo hoped that such cases
i axe few. London Free Mason.
Indiana Masons.
The grand lodge of Indiana mot
last week at Indianapolis in Bonn
annual conclave , with all the grand
officers and' throe hundred delegates
, present , 0.V. . Prathor being grand
master. The triennial session of the
grand ledge has resulted in a saving
of 810,000 , and the order will soon bo
f roe fiom debt in Indiana. The grand
master recommended that this grand
ledge adopt suitable resolutions grunt
' ing any subordinate ledge in any ad
joining jurisdiction the privilege of
receiving the petition and conferiing
the first three degree * of Masonry
upon citizens of this state who reside
.nearer such lo'lgo than to any lodge
in this state , provided the same privi
lege bo extended to the lodges in this
state by the laws of such adjoining
Jurisdiction. Chester Fisher , grand
treasurer , ropoited the total receipts
for the year ending May 21 ! , 1682 ,
as $31,002 ; balance in the treas
ury May 24,1881 , 82,408 ; total , re
cotpta for the year , including balance
$31,371 ; total disbursements for the
year ending May 23 , Ii82 , $10,182 ,
William H. Bmytho , grand secretary ,
eubmittod a detailed list of receipts
and disbursements , an item of the hitter -
tor being the payment of $12,000 of
the bonded debt , There was out
standing May 21 , 1881 , $75,000 ; total
outstanding to date $03,000. The trus
tees indorsed thn grand master's rec
ommendation for another two-year nd
journmont in the interest of economy ,
' They also reported a not balance from
rents for two years of 4,051.
The following officers were elected :
Grand Master. Bruce Oarr , Bedford ;
deputy grand roaster , Albert P.
Charles , Seymour ; grand wardonMor-
timer Nye , La Porto ; treasurer , Oh as.
Fisher , Indianapolis ; secretary , Win.
H. Smytho , Indianapolis ; trustees , 0.
W. Prather of Jeffersonvillo and Rob
ert Van Valzan of Terra Haute.
Bl-Oentennlal Anniversary.
' Our fraters of Pe nsyivania aio
making great preparations for the cole-
bratiouof this august event. Two
"
hundred years ago , "October 23d next ,
William Penn lauded upon the shores
of the Keystone state , honoa the
Templars of the city of Philadelphia
hive boon invited to take in the cele
bration by the citizens of that city ,
who have the whole matter in charge ,
'and hare assigned to the Templars
Thursday , October 20 , as the day for
ahcir demonstration , The seven coin-
t aianderies Btationod in the city have
i joined in a programme for the occa
sion , and hava extended an invita-
' iion. to the Grand bodies of the tuvor-
al fctates , also to the Grand Encamp
ment of the United States , to partial *
pate.A .
A grand Templar parade and recep-
, ,4ioi'ttt ( ' Industrial hull , and in the
' 4 * evening a ciund reception at the
+ ' 'Academy of Music , isthe programme.
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a r t
Goat Haln ) .
Work in the Scottish Kite this eycm-
ing at MMonie hall.
, The third degree was conferred ou
Thursday evening in St , John's lodge
W. M. , 12 , B. Carter , presiding.
Covert Lodge No. 11 passed r
brother at a special meeting for worl <
on Wednesday.
Mr" . Calvary Commandcry has re
ccivcd an invitation to participate ir
the bientonnary of Pennsylvania Ma
sonry on Thursday , October 2Cth ,
Grand Secretary Bowrn hns rccciV' '
cd official notice of his appointment 01
grand representative to the Grand
lodge of Pennsylvania , near the gram
ledge of Nebraska. A beautiful com
mission from Grand Master Simuo
Dick , accompanied the notification ,
Uro. Bowen was made a Mason ir
Pennsylvania , nnd this now honor ii
most fitting and appropriate.
NEBRASKA NOTES.
Roltslous.
Harvard has three clmrohcs and thre <
Sunday tchooln.
The Methodists of Sterling nro talking
of getting n bell for their church ,
The BnptUt church nt Wnyno it being
plastered. It will bo dedicated Juno 23. t
V.ndicoU has four church organizations
Presbyterian. Methodist , United Hretli-
em and JJ.iptlat.
The fnimo work of the now Catholic
church at O'Neill City WIXH blow n downby
a gMo on the 21 t.
The First Mcthodlxt o'jiircli at Lyons
will lie dndlcatcd Juno 4. llov. T. B.
1 cmon will be present ,
The M. 1' . church nt ItUlng WAR dcdl-
cited by I'rcsldlng Elder Miller on the
1st. About $300 were raised.
During tlio recent term of court nt Ord ,
Uio M. 12 , ladlep ran a lemonade ilaml for
tlio benefit of the church and realized 822.
The Sunday school Irutltut * of the No-
brankn City district of tlio M. K. church
will bo halil nt Tccumsrli , Juno bill , Gth
nnd 7th , 1882.
At the communion of tlio United Pres
byterian church at Mission Creek on the
llth , 33 momben were added * The
hurch now numbers 103 ,
What the Nebriwkftn calls a "Woman
preacher. " Mies Towslov , of Maasachu.
setts , held services at tha IhptUt church
at Hastings , on the 21st.
The dedication of the now Presbyterian
church of Millerboro brought out a urnwd
numbering from 350 to 400 pornons. The
hou'o is a very fine onr , built of wojil
128x11 foot. When furnished it will have
cost § 2,000.
Personal and Social.
The late Cant. O'ilctirke , of Tlatts-
mouth , had $5,010 Ufa Insurance.
Kx-Stato Senator Popoon orates at
Pawnee City on Decoratlou Day ,
Nelson Do Lane , a moneyed man of
Michigan , has loc.it 1 atPairtiold ,
Mr. Cliallh , of the Ulysses Dispatch ,
lost hit little son last Wfelc by scarlet
fiucr.
"Dinmarck" AltstaJt haa returned homo
to North Platto. after roaming mound the
state for n couple of wcekH.
Chtis. UalduH celebrated his 10th birth
day on S ituriUy , assisted by n largo num
ber of hh friends. Fremont Herald.
Dr. Tutton and family started for
Omnha'ycatordny morning to mnko that
city their future residence. { York KB-
publican.
Mr , and Mrs , T. A. Lull of Hepulican
City , gave a party in the depot a short
time ago that eclipsed anything over bo.
fore given these.
W. 0. Starkey nnd wife , of Pawnee
City , wcro surprised on the 15th by a p irty
of friends who came to celebrate their
crystal wedding.
J. A. Kithorly and O. Iiangwottuv , of
Vork'have gene to Colorado and Idaho ,
to look after mining prospects. They wiQ
bo gene all summer.
Ed. Oerrans , manager of tbo B. & M.
telegraph ofllco at Piuttsmouth , goes to
Lincoln on the 1st prox. , to manage the
Western Union ofllco there.
Hon. W. 1' . Cody returned to North
Plntto recently and on the evening of the
13th BOI&O some fifty of Buffalo Bill's oil
neighbors ami fiitnd ) secured the Lornet
band and proceeded to the Cody residence
In a coach nnd engine , nnd after music by
the band took possession of the hoimo and
proceeded to give Bill an old fashioned nnd
jonulno welcome to his homo nnd famous
tamping ground.
Matrimonial.
At Tccumsch , May 2i , Gcoig'o Flint to
IHla Carr ,
Another innrrlaga la expected soon in
Plum Creek ,
At Schuyler , May 22 , James Fiela to
AnnaLodel.
At looter , Mny 11) ) , F , M. Wright to
Suulo Dugoou.
At Oellwood , Platte county , Frank
Reromo to Kdn Cuitia.
At Wood Ulvcr , May 10 , by Judge
Gibson , John lowing to Laura Dubbs ,
AtTecumseh , Mny 25 , Landls Hllman
to Bella C. D.wis.
At York , May 18. by llov. C.'A. Smith ,
Il D , Lainson to Lillie Farlan ,
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At Teoumseh , May 15 , byltev.Mr. Laf-
erty , lien Qaylord to Hadio Warrinor.
TAt ? York , May 10 , by Judge Giffen ,
Joseph Knorr to Henrietta Weiae.
At Scotln , May 14 , by llov. George Hill
man , William Hector to Saiah Ilillmau.
At Scotia , May 19 , by Key.George Hill ,
man , KdwarJ Wright to Mary J. Bean.
At The Forks , May llth. Venny Algor
to Alice Bowcn , bJthof Wheeler county ,
AtMItslon Creek. May 17 , by llev. M.
Morrison , John 11. Wiley to Mnttle Barr ,
At Lout ) City , Mny 14 , by Judge Hun
ter , MolvmD , Iteynoldd to Jennie Haw.
tin.
tin.At
At Plattsmouth , May 20 , by Rev. J. T ,
Uaird , Ciuik O. Haitaian to Sarah J ,
Short.
At rremon * . May 20 , by Judge Mur.
ray. Juiiiia MoCiintock to 'jUUabeth
TacKson.
At The Forkf , May llth , Will He-wen
, o Mlsa Laura llaivey , both of Wheeler
iounty.
At Pawnee City , May 10 , by Itev. II.
[ lurch , Jbhn W. Fuller to Lldora K.
Jhjllhoru.
At Otd , Mny 10th , by Judge'.Moahor ,
riioinu It , Worden to Anna At. tJhelton ,
loth of CnUinua.
At Promont , May 20 , by Judge Murray.
Charles Idcder to Kmma , Schulze , both of
> edge county.
At Oeuevft , May 20 , by llev , tt , .B.
iToung , John F. Anthei to Mary Schwab ,
10th of Clay county ,
At West Point , Mny 18. by lliv , J. L.
it. Clnlr , J. W , Dentler to Francis K.
Imlth of Dodgd county ,
At Fremont , Mny 20 , by Judge Murray ,
eter Bennett , of Froinout , to Kuima
Jerry-man , of Webster ,
At Loup City , May 10 , by Judge Scctt.
lenry Smith to Nellie Arclrir , both of
tlullton , Bheruiau county.
At Syracuse , May 18 , by llev , A. L ,
'olden , Wm. Miller , of Lincoln , to Phwbe
L , Barney , uf Hj raciuv ,
At London , Mny 21. by Klder Chntlle
( owe , JMward T , Ullleaple , uf Browiiu-
illo , tu Maiy West , of Landoif.
AtSootla , MaylStb , by Judge Beau ,
) avid Potter , al Valley county , to MoJIu-
a Magary , of Greeley county ,
At Oakdale , May 7 , by Itcv. G. F. Colp ,
' . 1) . Jtoisjfjuan , uf Boone county , to Lu
iitdu ICvyver , of Antelope county ,
At PlatUmouth , May 20 , by Judge
iihuson , Win. Brautncr. of ] .iKht.Milo
in e , to Kill * Purker. of Kock Blulf < ,
At PlatUmouth , May 22 , by Judge
'obusou , It. L , Rolding , of Weeping
Vuter. to Minnie Ford , of PJattainouth.
At Plum Creek , May 20 , by Itcv. John
( ranch , Williuui Aodereon of Dawuoii
aunty , to Katie K\cu , of Goapcr county ,
THH QUIET CAPITAL.
The Appointment of Kegont
Tendered Qere.
Tbo Colored Carver Tlio Simtlin
SlmiHlinstom On to Denver
Special CorrcipcnOcnco ol lha Iteo.
LINCOI.S , Jlay 20. From the leth
argy into which this town has'sunk it
would bo hard to tell that there over
had been so exciting an event ns a legis
lative session hero. The various ques
tions of interest that arose at that
time have not loft oven a ripple on
the placid current of Lincoln's dreamy
municipal life. . Even the papers do
not take the trouble to discus ? the
issues that wcro made by the body of
statesmen who adjourned BO credit
ably.
It is understood that Mr. Gere haa
accepted the position of university
regent , although the governor has not
yet announced the appointment. The
tender was made Mr. Qcro imme
diately after Carson's resignation , nnd
has been held under advisement by
him over ninco. Contrary to a preva
lent suspicion on the subject , Oero is
said to bo sound on the main ques
tion ; that is , ho is satisfied that the
triumvirate Fairfield , Bullock and
Miller have reigned long enough.
Whether ho will bo disposed to sco
the evicted members of the faculty
reinstated is a matter of less moment.
No trace has yet been found of the
coon Mntthowa , who carved a brother
shadow up in such an artistic fashion.
It is sagely surmised by the vigilant
policn force of this place that ho has
gene to Omaha ; which place , in the
eyes of the Lincolnito , is a sort of
catchall for the scum of other towns.
The State Homeopathic society hold
a session hero yesterday. The records
show that there are eighty-five physi
cians of this school in the state at
present. A highly interesting lecture
was delivered by Dr. Cowperthwnito
on the virtues of tha sugar bolus arid
the'millionth dilution.
Railroad circles are interested over
the completion ot the now Denver
lino. Many Lincolnitcs will take ad
vantage of the opportunity furnished
to visit the Colorado metropolis as
Boon as through trains are put on ,
Anacs.
"I Don't Want Thnt Stuff. "
Is what a lady of Boston said to her
husband when ho brought homo some
mcdicino to euro her of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her
miserable for fourteen years. At the
iirat attack , therefore , it was administered
tored to her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured
and made so enthusiastic in its praise ,
that she induced twenty-two of the
best families in her circle to adopt it
as their regular family medicine. That
"stuff" is Hop Bitters.- [ Standard , tf
SELTZE
The Man who Told tlio Doctor that "bo fcl
as If ho didn't want to do an > thlnn , " was accused
of laziness Yet thousands cxpcrUnca this feel
ing especially In summer In consequeoca of a
ditordero'l ' condition ol thn ttomacb , which a few
refroihlngdrau hts ol TYRANT'S BELTZXR Ama
ull 1)0 eura to remedy.
SOLD UY ALL DHUGOIsTS.
n iaoi.
7UC K-CST AXD
'Jl.Y ! ! ABSOLUTELY SAFE'
oit. aiovr : IK TUG WOKLD.
J'vvr IIii32. ' > f ( per fids the \/nnt 01
I'tittlunjT llir.till cook the dally fond
i I avoid thucxuMivclicntdiiht , lilln
i ! ivhc.'i of n con I or wood clove , llio
'iOUitOr OH StOVO ill do it , better ,
, uidccr nnd cheaper tliun bv any other
jicaiifl. It ia the only Oil QtOVO mudo
, vith the oil reservoir olovatol at tlio
bnclc of the atovo , away from the heat j by
irhich arrangement ODSOlutO lafoty is
secured ; BB no gas can bo generated , fully
20 per cent more heat is obtained , the
nlcts are preserved twice as long , thus
laving the trouble of constant trimming
and the expense of new ones. Esttmiao
the Monitor and you will buy no other.
Manufactured only l > jr the
Monitor Oil Stove Co. , Cleveland , 0 ,
Bend for descrlntivo circular or call
on II. Rotors & Son , solo agonta for
Nebraska.
[ { ( iiiiiis Bewailed ;
OR ,
The Story of tlio Sowing Machine ,
A Handsome little pamphlet , blue and golO
oove with numerous engraving ) , will be
GIVEN AWAY
to any auult p nou calling for It , at any branch
; r sub-offlca of Tha Singer Manufacturing Corn.
JAuy , or will bo sent uy umll , post paid , to
my per on living at dlstanco from our cffloes.
The Singer Manufacturing Do , ,
Principal Ofllco , 34 Union Square ,
NEW YOXIK ,
feblSd&w
THE KENDALL
PLAITING IAOHIEI
DEESS-MA fFllMPAHION ,
It plilU from 1-10 of a n Inch to
.Idth In the ccorsot fdt or iinot > t l ka
It docs all kind * and ct ) lei ot \ laltlay lu u a.
Ko lady that dots her own drut unkluij can
fiord to do wtth.out ouo 1 ulco pUltmj Ii
loeroutclfiitilpn , Ifnovult i-olU Itnvlf. Vor
iachluci ) , Cliculati cr Ageuft terms addrcM
OONOAR A 00 , ,
US AdituittSt , Cblcaco
Nouralgla , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
ffacfacho , Soreness of the Chest
Gout , Quinsy , Sere T/iroat , Swsfl-
intjs and Sprains , Burns and
Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
"Tooth , Ear and Headache , Frosrod
feet and Ears , and all other
Pains and Achet.
Vt , ? rcr f 'lon on ( irth tquals ST. Jicon On
ia a lafe.iurr , tin pit and ehtap Ezteran. '
% 4ai ly. A trial nUls ! but the comptratlrdj
Irffllnc outlay of CO Ctntu , and every on * uCr r-
11 with pain can h ti cheap aad c iUT ! J ? c >
f Its tlalccs. tj .
Dlrictlons In Xltven Inrnt | [ i < f
IH MEDICINE.
A.T7GGELER & CO. ,
Among the medicinal means of arresting disease ,
Ilostettcr's Stomach bitters stands prc eminent.
It checks the further progress of all disorders of
tlio stomach , liter and bench , rcvhcathoital
stamina , prncnts and roaicdlea clillla and fe\cr ,
Increases the acthlty of the kldnej s , counteracts a
tendency to rheumatism , and Is a genuine stay
and eoloco to aged. Infirm and ncn ous persons.
For sale by all drugif Ista and dealers generally
al to ml
The Great English JJemedy
Nerer fails to ? _ . .
Nervous Debility. VI-
Ital ExhaaiUon , Emls-
Islons , Semln&l Wcak-
lnes 8IO3TlIAN
11HOOD , and all .the
1 tvll effects of youth-
llful follica and execs
'lies. ' It stops pcrma
Inently all weakening.
Involuntary loss's and
litralni upon tha eys-
com , the Inevitable- -
suit of thcso evil prac
tices , which nro BO destructive to mind and body
ind make Ufa mlscrablo , often leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Ncn es.Draln ,
[ memory ( Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Repro-
ductlvo Orirms , It restores ti all the organic
[ unctlcns their former \lgor and vitality , mo-
king llfo cheerful and eajojablc , Ptico , S3 a
"iDttlo " , or four tlmca the quantity 810. Sent by
Dxprosa , Bccuro from observation , to any address ,
on receipt of price. No. 0. 0. D. eout , except
on receipt of 81 as a guarantee. Letters n-
Beating answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pills
ire tbj best and cheapest d > epopsla and bllllouj
mro In the market. Sold by all druggists. Price
iOccnta.
Da MiNTia'a KIDNBT RxusDT , KErniTicnir ,
lures ill klndot Kidney and bladder comnlalnto.
ronorrliea , gleet and loucorrlica. For ealo by all
INSTITUTE.
718 Ollia St. , St. Louis , Mo.
PorSaI °
lBOmahab3rO.F. GOODMAN.
JanZfi-lv
QUAY'S SPECIFIC
TRADE MARK
cdy. Anun.
falling euro
1 for Seminal
Weakness ,
Sporraator-
rhea , Impotency -
oncy , and all
DlseoKSthaf
*
o AFTIH TAIIRB.
Jelf-Abuse ; ai Loss of Memory , Unhersal Lassl
udc , Pain In the Back , Dimness of Vision , Pro
nature Old Age. and many other Diseases that
cad to Insanity or Consumption and a Promo *
ure a rave.
9TFull particulars In onr pamphlet , which
ve desire to lend free I r matt to every one.
taTho Specific Uedlclno Is sold by all druggist !
, t (1 per package , or 6 packigoa for CS , or will
id sent free by mall on reel ptof the money , by
dressing THEQRA JKDICINKCO , ,
Buffalo. N. y.
oc7tnB-ccd
JYPHILIS
n any stage
Catarrh ,
ECZEMA ,
) ld Sores ,
Pimples ,
BOILS ,
op any
Skin
Diseas
lures When Hot Springs Fail
Umax. ABX. , JI y 2.1831
Wo hava caioi In our own town who lived at
iot Springs , snd wore finally cured with 8. B , 8.
UCUAUMON & UOBIT.
r'YOU uouut.comu to oa ua auu \ t. VVTElT
UKB YOUU OR charge uothliiit 11 Write for
irtlculan and copy of little Book 'Uesuge
i the Unfortunate fiufforln ?
H1.00U Howard wtU te paid to any
lemUt ttho wlllttnu , on analysis 109 bottle
. 8. a. , ono partlclo of Mercury , Iodide I'otia ,
urn or any Ulueral subnUnoe.
BWIff SPKCU'IO CO. Preps.
Atlanta ,
Price of Small ( tie , tl.OO.
Lanre slie 11.75.
Sold by KENNAKD BKOS.Ifc 00 1
Qcnerallv.
JIra J. O.Ilobortson , nttshiirs , Pa. , writes : " !
M Buffering from ( jcncral debility , want of tip.
petite , constipation , etc. , so that llfo was a , bur
den ; nftcr usliiff Burdock fltood nittcrs I felt bet.
tct than for j cars. I cannot praise JourDlttcn
too much. "
n.01bb9. of Buffalo , H. Y. , wrltcg : " ? onr
Burdock Blot < Bitters , In chronic dl c\scs of the
blood. Hi cr ftnJ Lldncjs , have been elpnally
marked MltliBiicccBS. I have used them mj soil
with best results , for torpidity of the ll > cr , ixndln
ciycot a friend of mine Buffering from drops } ' ,
the effect was marclous. "
Bruce Turner , Kochcstcr , N. Y.wrltcs ! : 'I have
been subject to serious disorder of the Udnejs.
anil unable to attend to business ; Burdock lllood
Bitters rclloxcd mo bcforo half nbottle osU9cd
t feel conQdcnt that tho\ Mill entirely cure mo. "
Ascnlth Hall , ntnghampton , N. Y. , wrltct :
"I sulfcrcd with a dull pain through my eft
lung and shoulder. Lostmr spirits , appctlta
and color , and could nlth dlltlculty keep up all
day. Took jour Burdock lilood Bitters A3 di
rected , nnd have felt no pain since Qrst M cck al
ter uslnir them. "
Mr. Noah Bates , Elmlnv , N. Y. . writes : "Abou
four j oars ngo I had an attack of bilious f cor , an
nc\or fully recovered. Jly iHgutlto orpai
ere weakened , and I would bo completely pro
tratcd f or daj s. Alter using two bottles of ) ou
Burdock Blood Bitters the lmpro\cment was B
v Ulblo that I was astonlghtxl. I can now. thoug
61 } earn of ago , do a fair and reasonable day
work.
0. Bfockot Itoblnson , proprietor of The Canada
Presbyterian , Toronto , Ont. , writes : "For j cars
I suffered greatly from oft rccurriny headache ,
used } our Burdock Blood Bitters with happleo
result * , and I now find tntpolf In better health
than far years pant. "
Mrs. Wnllaco , Buffalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! hav
used Burdock Blood Bitters for ncnous and bl
lous headaches , and can recommend It toanvon
requiring a cure for bllllousncss. '
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , Albany , N. Y , writes
"For sc\ oral 3 cars I hio suffered from oft-recur
ring bllllous headaches , d > epcpsli , and com
plaints peculiar to my oox. Sfnco using you
Burdock Blood Bitters I am entirely relieved. "
Price. 01.00 DCI Rottlo ; Trial Dottles 10 Ot *
FOSTER , MILBDB1I. . & Co , , Props
BUFFAI.O. N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Jen & llcilihon and C. F
Goodman. Jo 27 cod-rue
if you arei- -
of liuvlno M * eaU
mod by tlip strain
twork , l Tt-a
timulantiaml u torn brain nc nre i. i )
Hop Cittorc. lv tto USD Hop 0
If you are youiiK Mirt i eiirrcrlnu from ai. <
ilscntlon orcll lpa Dun i If j ail nri > n
rleii or fliUKlo , old or "ountr , futfortr fret
po-vrhi'iltu or ) nirnlsn Ing on K l > ea
now , rely on Hop Bltterfl.
AVhocYcr yon ore. -
-Tbenover you feel
that your Bjrstera
needs cleanslnif. tou-
Intf or etlmulatlnft
Cnlcti
BU
Del. O
Itt ft
plalnt , clUcaro
nnd
oCtho ttouach ,
. hlo cure
doiirls blood. dnu/benuenir
Hitrotnenol use oC oplumt
Tou will do tcbacao , a *
cured If you ure narcotics.
Hop Blttora
Sold by draff
Ityonareslm-
rl.its. Senlfci
alc and
nlr
w
lowiMlrlted.try NEVER Clrculur
it i It may noi-Brrrnui
eave your
FAIL ra co.
life. It hns ,
avod hun R fc ltr > B.'C
dred * .
Disease Is an ( fleet , not a cause. Its origin Is
within ; Its manifestations \\itbout. lienco , t <
euro the disease the CACSKinust bo removed , and
In no other way can a ciro ever la effected
WARNER'S SAFE K1DNDY ANB
LIVER CURE is established onju tthls
principle. 1C realizes that
95 Per Cent ,
if all diseases arlzo from deranged kidneys and
liver , and It siilkcs at once at the root of tbi
Jllllculty. The demon ts of hlch It la composed
ict directly upon these great organs , both as a
coon aid RKSTORSR , and , by placing- them In a
ticalthy , condition , drlro dltcato and pain from
[ be system.
For the Innumerable trouh'cs caused by un
healthy Kidneys. Liver and Urinary Organs ; for
; ho dtttre log liliorderiof Women : for Malaria ,
ind physical derangements generally , this grcal
rcmtdy hai no equal. Beware of Impostors , Im-
tatlons and concoctions said to bo just as good.
For Diabetes , as lor WARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE-
For Bale by all dealers.
H. H. WARNER & CO. .
mo Rochester N. Y.
PILESI PILES ! PILES1
\ Sure Cure Found at Lastl
No Ona Ifond Suffer !
A lure cure for Ullnd , IHoodTnp , Itching an j
Jloertled Tiles his been dlflcovcrcd by Dr. Wll-
lam , ( an Indian remedy , ) called Dr. Will am's
ndlau Ointment. A tingle box has cured tbo
vorut chronic caoos of 26 ot 30years standing. No
me need suffer fire minutes alter applying this
rondcrful soothing medicine. Lotions , Instru *
nenta and electuaries do rnora barm than good ,
William's Ointment absorbs tbo tumors , allays
ha Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at night after
rotting warm In bed , ) acts as a poulticeglvoa In-
tant and palnleM relief , and Isprepoiea only for
lies. Itching of tha private part * , and for noth
what tbs lion J. M. Cofflnberry of Clere-
ind ears about Dr. WUllom'i Indian File OInt-
[ lent : I hare used scores of Files cures , and It
Aotds me p euure to say that I hare never f cnnd
nythlnc which gare euch Immediate and perma
tent relief aa Dr. Wllllun'a ( ndlan Ointment.
For sale byalldniftiUts or mailed on receipt
irloe , 11.00.
11.00.mCNRV & CO. . Frop'r * ,
OUVIUKD , Omo ,
For Ule by 0. F Ooodman.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Dr. E. 0. WctiVs Nerre and lirolu Treatment
t speclOo for Hysteria , Dlulness , Convuliloni.
fervous Iloadocho , Mental Depreaslon , Loaaol
lemoryBpermatorrbaiaItii potency , Involuntary
Unlsslons , Premature Old Age , caused by orer-
xcrtlon , self abuse , or over-Indulgence , which
tods to rnUory , decay and death. One boz will
ure recent cases , Ka-h boi contains one month's
reatmont. One dollar a box , or six boxes for
re dollars , tant by mall propalit on receipt of
rice. We guarantee six boiu to cure Any case.
rlth each order recehed by us for tdx boxes , ac-
ompanled with flvo dollars , will tend the pur-
baser our nrltteu eiurautoo to return tha
loney If the treattnenl docs uot cQcct a cure.
0. f. Goodman , Druggist , Sole. Wholesale and
cirul Agent , Omaha , Iieb. Or J ere by mall at
_
A vut > 'artu and
Trenclicrom
Yrlttea ly hii
10 only Ufa authorized by her , and nh'ch
ot bo a "lltoo4 and Thunder'1 ttory , uuch as hai
cen miiwlll bo published , but a true Llfo b >
ie only p rson vuo ts In panojiloia of the ficta
a fal mul and dovotej ulle. Tiutb Ii more
itfresting than tlctlou. Asrcnts should apply
ir territory at on : . Send 75 ctt. for Hein
le Dook. J. H. Chnmlior * & Co ,
od-&w-cow Sti Laulti , Ma-
W.B. MILLARD. > ' . Ii , JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Baushors Lard , and Wilber Mills Flonr ,
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENCES :
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK , v
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
' AND DEALEIII'N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
IE1. G. 3yCOE.O--A.IT ,
1213 Farnhsm St. . Onnaha ,
-WHOLESALE-
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
-DEALERS IN-
Fire and Burglar Proo
1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , JJHNSON & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
'r A
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
AMD IMUFACTUEED TOBACCO ,
agents for BBNWOOD HAILS AND LAFLIN & BAND POWDEE 0
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW SHADES
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE IILLINEEY AND NOTIONS ,
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
Jpring Goods Receiving Daily and Stock very nearlyComplete
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKR Oi
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
; ASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOLDINGS , \.mt \ , CEMENT
Jff-STATE AQKNI FOB MILWAUKEE CKUSMT OOUPAiryj
STear Union Pacific Depot - OMAHA
. .
iM i " * "
- i i
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
HMnnmr , BELT , STK *
iALLADAY WIHDlVilLLS.CHURCH . AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. STRATO2Qr FQ " St. . Omaha
&
Wholesale Lumber ,
No , 1408 Farnham Street , Omaha ,