TTIB DAJIA' BED : TUESDAY , JULY 4 1.-82.
BRUTAL BUSINESS. .
Campbell and Wnlliu , Two of
Colorado's Famoua Pu > ? i-
liote ,
Do a "Tough nnd Fait" B&ttle
in West Virginia.
At the End of Thirty-One Hotly
Contested Round ? .
The Friends of Walling Throw
Up the Spougo.
Ttto Fight In Dotnll"A Very QtUot
Aflalr. "
Thlladclphln Ilecord.
GIIKENHIIOUOUOH , I'i . , .Juno 28.
The pnzn Hk'lit botwouii Campbell mid
Walling took plnco to-dny , suvcn mid
ono-hnlf nnlu-s from this town , in thu
farm of Mr. Kvnrtri , on jroiiongftholii
county , Wcat Virginia. The ba'tlo-
ground was in a bottom , undur the
grattful slmdo of a locunt trcu , sur
rounded by forout-covorud hilla. " 1 ho
ropes and stakes wcro arr.ingod nt
! ) -20 a. rn. , and thirty-livo iiiinulca
Intnr Wnllitig atcppod into tlio ring
and waited for Campbell , who fol
lowed him in about ton minutes. The
demeanor of the two men differed
widely. Walling was very quiet nnd
undemonstrative , but Campbell throw
hia hat into the inclosuro with a
whoop ore ho crossed thoropee. "Ont >
hundred dollars 1 win this fight ,
yelled Campbell. Nobody took him
up , and the proceedings opened with
the choosing of the usual ofllcmln , as
follows : llofcroo , Pat Kelly ; _ time
keeper , James Johnson ; umpire for
Walling , James Pearson , and for
Campbell , Calvin Cusart. Campbell's
seconds wore I'eto Sweeney and
Chas. llobinson , while P.itsy Malloy
and George Johnson handled Walling.
The toss for corners resulted in favor
of Campbell , and ho placed his adver
sary where the sun would ahino in hio
oyos. There was a drizzling fall of
rain at the time , but before dip fight
waa ended the nun shone brightly.
The roforco made a short epocch , say
ing that the men had coino all the w-iy
from Colorado to settle the question
as to which was the better man , and
asking for them a fair ohow and no
favor. The crowd by this time had
reached to about UOO portions , the newt
that a prino fight was to take plao
having attracted nearly all the inal
population within a radius of oovora
miles. At 10:19 : the principals and
seconds shook hand , Campbell play'
fully bidding SValling good-by us he
returned to his corner. At JO:2C :
o'clock time was called for.
Hound 1 The men advanced an
retired , feinted and gyrated cautious
ly for a full minute. At last Cam pbol
rushed in and planted a blow on Wall
ing'a chest , which waa promptly returned
turned ; but the blow did not stop
Campbell in a fioroo lunge at Walling'a
atomaoh , which knocked , him entirely
off his foot. First knock-down for
'
. -Campbell.
" ' " Hound 2 Oainioua np rritg -\ra
-followed by a blow on Walling'a cheat
that staggered him. The latter re
covered siifllciontly to bestow a hard
Tap on Campbell's cheek bone , for
whicltCampbell knocked him down.
Hound -This was a tough round.
The men got within range at once ,
and their sledco-liammer fists played
the "Anvil Chorus" on each oihor'u
faces in quick time. Campbell slipped
down on the wet grass and the lam-
ages were summed up as a Meedinu
eyebrow for Campbell , for which
Walling was allowed first blood , and a
broken finger for Walling the third
on Ilia right hand.
Hound 4 Walling's loft hand was
in good condition thus far , and ho
proved the fact by driving it with a
atraight-from-the-shouldcr blow into
Campbell's left eye. Campbell slipped
but recovered , and after exchanging
a few rapid budy blows the men fell
together.
Hound 5 Campbell rushod'in with
ono of his favorite lunges at the Jibs
Walling , who seemed to have got the
power of both hands into Inn left ,
dealt his opponent two or three ter
rific left-handers in the eyo.stuul nose ,
getting away with very light punish
ment , A clinch resulted in a fall for
both men. Walling had decidedly
Uio best of this round. Campbell's
face was bathed in blood , while
Walling showed scarcely any marks.
Hound 0 This was the hottest
round of the fight. Campbell led off
with a resounding thump in the ribs
AValling returned ono with his left in
Campbell' * ) face , and they fought all
- over the ring in a desperate manner ,
each giving and receiving blows that
Boemod heavy enough to foil an ox ,
Campbell at last got in a tolling blow
under Walling's chin and knocked
him into his corner.
Hound 7 When the seconds ex
amined the injuries of their men it
was found that Walling's loft hand
was disabled as well as his right , and
in the same manner. Campbell looked
ao badly before that it waa hard to
tell whether ho was any worse now or
not. Walling was in a bad state now
that his only serviceable fist was out
of order , but he did the besthooould ,
After a few exchanges in the fac ho
fell to avoid punishment , but Camp
bell , who \vus wa'ching him closely ,
got in an uppur cut as lie wont down
that raised a big bump over the right
eye.
eye.Hound
Hound 8 Campbell appeared ( o
know that something was wrong with
Walling , and rushed at him with a
painful blow on the eye. Walling lot
fly with both hands , visiting Ins nian'u
nose and eyes with sanguinary and
darkening effect.
Hound 0 to 12 The next four
rounds were all in Waiting's favor , he
making up for his lack of striking nbil-
ity by getting in most of his rather
feeble blows without return ,
_ Hound -Campbell , who began to
nitons of weakness in his legs , threw
all his strength into a running blow at
Waiting's ribs , following it up with
another over the left oyo. JIo 10-
coivod smash on thu nose , and then
Walling dropped , CainuboU's face
waa in a raw condition , However , he
atill smiled as well as the condition of
his features would allow , and loudly
expressed confidence of winning the
Kttlo.
The rest of the fight was a repetition
of the previous rounds. Wal'ing ' ,
though Buffering iutuuio pain from
hit broken knuckles every time ho
struck his opponent , cnrno up to tlio
scratch in Rood Mian * "lil lhe end ' "
the thirty-first round. i this round ,
after fighting pretty evenly Ml oxer
HID rintf , Campbell wound up by planting
stroke on the
ing a wicked , crushing
sitfo of Waiting's neck , which dropped
him. It is seconds picked up the fal
len fighter , and found that tlio last
blow hail fiHahcd him. "V went the
sponge at 10:51 : , am d the yell * "f
dnnpbol ) nnd hli friends the latter
lifting tlio victor and carrying him
arnnnd the ring.
Campbell pissed around the hat for
the bnrielit of the vanquished man ,
nnd railed ? 0 , which was handed over
to Walling with tlio assurance that no
ill will wan entertained against him by
his l. to antagonist.
An eoon > the light was over the
oxcurMoim'B returned to IJrownsvillo
by the steamer Harry , and thence In /
train to PittsbutK. The battle w o
ono of the liardost and finical cv K
fought.
Never to JJtito ttio Monil-
Tliotaa * .1. Ardcn. Wllllivn ctrcf > t ,
'lUffa ! " , writer : "Yniir Hl'lllM. 15' .
haH w rlto i on mo ftpltmUii. J liar' , „ , , „ . , .
iiotltoj u cd to sleep badly iiml g t up in
tlio imirnltiiMinrtfrrihcil ; mv l'i' ' , * ih w n
nml I RUlFerod fn
\cry offensive M B vpro
lioiwlaiho ; lnco u ! nfyoiir Hrir , nn HI.OS-
BOM nil tliceo vymuluiiiH Iwvo VP nicliod ntul
I feel quito well. ' 1'rlco HO jmts , trln !
bottler 10 ccntB , jtily-ld&w
LIST OF LETT fins
hi roitolfico tin finj ( u,0 , wecc
July 1 , 1882.
nKNTt-r-MKN.
.Andrews , D 2 Auli A-orth , II
uidcrtion , J W Ant croon , , J
Andrews , J 15 At demon , li H
Amnmmi , I/I' Hr own , ( ! J )
i
1'rjinil.
Tons of tlinuHands of ilollnra are .
dored yi'urly ti | > ou tniU'limiiiuck | , who
go from town to town prof mint ; to euro nil
thu ilia tlmt our poor Immunity U heir to ,
Why will not the publio learn common
, tu.dii they aio biiircilut ; from ( Iy4-
or liver complaint , iuveit dollar
In SriUNU ll.ObniM. ! ) sold by nil drugfjUta
and inilorno i by the f.ioidty. See tostlnui-
uiiiU , 1'rlco 50 cents , trial bottles 10
coats. July lil&w
FAST TIME !
ai tike the
Uliicago &
ern
UNYO Oinih. .0 p. m * nd7IO : . IB
full InformitloucaJlon il. 1' , DUK.L , Tlcie
trent , Hth aud fjrnruvin bti J. JIKI.L , U , t
kl y U | > otori.t JAUUHT 01.AUK , Qo fe
* lfK't , ( " < H , . 1.17mAn
THE KENDALL
PLiira&IiCHfflE !
IiBESS-OTiBS1 OOHPANIOH ,
il pli.luf root I- ) cl a n inoli t > .
> . ! .Ui In tl u ( X r 4,4i ( olu rt flnic 1 1. ! s
II ilu.Mtll l.lut ( riuJKtjl olil..1Mu ) { In use ,
l Jy tnat dow htrown Urmu iu Hlaj tin
d D di without on : * nluo plaitlni : It
t-o it r ttMio , If fti't ' ( ttcif , Fc
M ( < rr , t r rr I' r i > tirtm
t'ONPAR & CO. .
Jl. & . H , , ' '
- - # | BSVKI2lWn lW * J UM Rw
FORTHEP RMAJENTCUREOF ?
COW STIPATBOW.
NO i in thfa *
. . _ , nnd no r'-m'xly 83
A _ Oonntlpnti < n IL IIW t jii'-uj
? WCmYo' "W1 tfl.1' - - . ' l l K1DJJKV
cr the can " \
however
wi o r ,
„ „ „ „ ti
PB / KTC Tnifl < Il tror | nr ( com-
r fc.iu.O plaint Is very ari. o Ix
i-TS JB wtwl with co-ntlrntlon , "
\vort iivnRthPnitho ( wnakonM pnrta And
A qulc
Tlurray Iron forks ,
j Burlington Iowa ,
Soml Portable
Engines ,
FOR
csKAiiiuir.s : ,
fAKii m\\a \ \ ,
Printiii'r
Offices ,
Ktc. ,
Tlio Largest Iron \Vorkint Eatahliah-
inuiit in thu State.
MANUFACTURKUS OF
Steam Engines ,
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY.
The Howard Automatic ( Jut-Off
Steam Engine ,
Send lor Clrcuhrn In23-lm
With Dlillousncss Won't Do. In
thin uni.r.inlu di8u sc ; > U lir iijlit on A dli >
ortcrcifllnri the con ci | .unco . of n foul Btoin-
ath i d iilxtructiil liowtli , and the Mry bt-ut
pripiritlon In oxislenio tn ] > ut tlicrn In prrfoct
order and kiep tliini HJ. U TAKKAHT'H
SOLD IIY AM. DRUOOIhTH
JSt-fnii
B880. SHGRTLfHE. S83S ,
_
KANSAS GITY ,
StJoB&ConneflBln
OHIT
Direct kins to ST. LOUIS
/ . . " THKKAfiT
From Oixi. ' > . 'iannd thoWef3t.
A traluii Icavu It. M. Depot , Omaha : Nob.
No ch nio til U.IH Drii/eau Onuba And t } > .
fcuit b'J > u i i ( wean OltAHA end
. HVOrtK ,
Daily Passenger Trains
SBiCUISC ALL
rUBTKnU AND WEtTTnRN 01TlE8wthLE3 ! >
CnAl'.UUfl n'lIN AmMNCKo/
Ol'IIKIl LJNR- *
rntlro Iln in C < IIIMI | trllh nlltain'i
Patsco fllotp.nif Cf.r ? , I'jklncu liCe ) ohe .
rnfoiy I'lctiorm and L'anpicr , nd tU ? cui
Wutlm hoLVj Air-bra ) : ? .
fVlico kbit your ticket u-i.'li % 7A rvAIOJE
on vT. . JCURPH ft COCJHCIL ULUKira u n
rcii'l , vlr , yt' . Jnni nn 1 Ut. l/oulA
Tlcii'i ! lot oi > ! x'j all ronion stf.tloni lu ILi
iVw ; . J. i' . DAHNAItU ,
0. OAWIM , Oo-j. Rupc. , St. Jiduph , No
A Uon 1'Mi. red Tic -ot At ; : . , St. Jovob , t5- .
AKuir Jlnr.urj" , Tictic t Asour ,
IC.M ; ' vnh o ( tru'it.
W. J.DAVKM-onT , Oon k-ul ARoat ,
1 / J / WE
for Uio rimes and
Yronoliorons
.Written by h
tlu only IKo nutioil/cl ! ly her , and which will
not bo a "Ilload and Thunder" story , such M ha
been wi.lu ill Ho pulll9ti d , but n true Lllo by
the only p raou u ho la la iitwcsdon ot the facts
a fal hful and dovotcdrlto. . Titith In moro
Intercntin , ; than fiction. Agents shouM apply
( or territory at oino SeinJ 76 cU. for Sam
ple Dook. J. H. CluimborH & Co. ,
ni . .onilwrt i . * * To
AUMlNlSTUATOll'S SALK.
Notice in hereby given thnt by virtue of
an order of H.VO fasuod out of the district
court in nnd for Douglas county , Nebras
ka. unil to ma directed , ns admtmatrntor
of the cHtuto of CornulhiH Moran , do
council , I will ,
On tin 15th dny of July. 18SI' , nt tlio
south door of the court houno of Hnid
county. In Uinnlm , Nehraxkn , at the hour
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of mid day ,
soil at imbllo sale to thu highest biiltlor the
following dcHcrilied | ir ] > erty , to wit :
LoU No , ton (10) ( ) . eltivou (11) ( ) mid twelve
( I'J ) , in block No. olnlit (8) ( ) , in Wilcox's nil-
ditioii to the city of On nhn , Nuhrnukn ,
uiul nil the nppiirtcnancoH thorcunto bo-
Thin Halo ; \ ill bo kept open one hour
from naid 10 o'clock on bidd d.iy , that is
to ny until 11 o'clock.
. DKXNIS HIIANAIIAN ,
Ailininixtrator ,
_ tl 11111 'JO-dailyOt-TucMlay. _ _ _
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
t'oiucT South anil Locust Stre U.
" *
J * l I1UKST. - - .Prop.
lloimis , 7fic , § l.COaiidl.r)01VrDay
Au cU' .int Ilrttaiiront la connected ultli this
homo , n livrv nuula am ben ml at rta > oimblu | irlccs
OIILII Jl , mil uii'ht , inlO-in
D. WELTY
,
( Snooosior to O. T. Mutiut < )
Manufacturer and DuVcr In
Saddles Harness
, , Whips ,
FANOV IIORSK CLOTHING
Robes , Dusters aud Turf Goods
UKSCnil'TlOKS ,
Agent ( or Jas. K. Hill .V Co. ' )
CONCORD HARNESS
"Tho Best in The World ?
Onlert BoilcHc 1. OMAHA , NEU
Sioux Gity ft Mftc
THE SIOUX OITY ROU1 >
Hum Solid Trtlo DircuKh '
Council Dlufle to St. Pftv.l
Without Ohrnge Tl-nft. Otilv 17 Hour *
C O > UttKS Til' . CI'-'kflTtt ROCi''t .
? * c
OOUNOIb BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUt , MIIfK <
WLCTB OR BTSSfARCK
ml Ml polnta In Northern low * . Minnesota / ( !
ki.tx Th ( nne In equipped with lh Imp-fi . 'i
W * * lrirtifM i Anhmn'lc \it--r Kl ) ir.i ! I i
: nJ (9t
lttn"irH c'1 PiilliPur , Paln-1 Sleeping 0 >
itn liifn-Th WrtHOtl C "ASCIIS brt otB Kid
mltty fcnrl 8t. P nl , v't ' rotlndl Bluffi li
SlOUJt Oil ) .
Trili" ) lnvo Union I'su c Tlantftr ( . ' . Co i <
ell niuDt , it 7:56 : 11 , m. Wlv on r.trl.al 01 K ni ,
City. Ht Jo-opt ) and Cwll Illulj triln ffi.
thosou'h. Arrlvtru i.t ; .l us tilt ? 11-a.i p. m
intl at the Hiw 1'tilon 1'fjxit it flf. PAU' ' it IS V
mon.
j v notme M > vAf.a ! or Amunut'
, - UOUTX
trlUiriMnb r lu ( aUriftbo Mot J ( try Uou *
} ouif ! tRThioui.h Train. I'lic ih9rui > l Litho
the Qxitcl'mt Tluio Mid a romforttbm Htt < la it
uKh Oars Intwren
COUNU ! < Ur.UFI AND ST. IWUIh
* arMiot ! hut your Tl ( Ji to&Jl ltui" '
-'It ; r.ud fMlflc IUUrci > . '
JS. WATTLKa , J.K.BUU A.NAh
Knfcrlntorulcnt. C"1"1' ' I'MAtoit
p , E. p.oniNSioi/ : dou'i r < w. A/-t ,
Mliwoiltl Vftlitj la.
W. K. DAVIS. SoutJiwo * ir. Air < tit ,
( rnn.l Hiiiffl lena
QUAY'S SPECIFIC
TRADE MARK TSo Uf ! MARK
P *
Sporinator
rhta , Impel
cmiy , ml Ml
BEFtiRETARiao.Bc < itincc oi AFTER TARIKO ,
Solt-AIti o ; as Lowi of Memory , Cnltoni ! LMI !
tuilo , Vain In the l.ici ! ! , Illumes ? ol Vision , I'rc
mature Old ABO , and nr.n > otlivr Diseases thr.t
load to Inn.inity or C'oiiHUmptlon and a I'rcma
turo Oravc.
fcirt'ull pattlculara In our pnmrhlct , which
wo dcfilro to ncnd free t v mall to every one
taTTho Spocifl illullclno Ifl sold l > y nil drui'lst8
at $1 per pacliaxo , or 0 pack ? ca tor ? fi , or will
bo 8oni frco by mall on rcet pt of Ilio money , b >
addrcaslu ? THKOItA IUDICIKKCO. ,
Bun lo , N. Y.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE CHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson'o Specific
II la potlTocuro | tor Sperntonh ( , F.omlna
tVcokuc ° o , Itnpolanoy , aud til tllnensuu ri"njHlni
( rcm Selr-Abuo ? , rj Mental Anxlciy , I/cnai
'timory , Valoa in the DarU orBldct Rud illsciru
" "
thntlcadto
rnt trna to nitVdto lor Ibua rad get ( all pn-
( Ionian.
Ptle , ErtclCc , 71 Cfl par pck.ije , or Blx pick-
vgoa ( or tiM , Afjinjt nil omcra to
E. 3IMCON MBDICZNK CO.
NOB. 10 ! and Id ! Mr.ln ht. BuQalo , N. Y
Sold In Omaha by 0. F. Goodman , J. V/ . Bell ,
J.K. Ish. and all Jrucirljtjn.T jywlior < i.
. i Mfc-
ItlH tlioconcnrrrnt tculitnony ofthc publicand
Ihninoli lunl pro o ion thit ilo tetttr'H SKIMI-
och Itittcrtl amedl ln "Inch clueiis risiilts
BI orcllt' fo't ' , tlnroucli and benign DOM in ritt-
Oh'tfllUTdiHcmlc'r ' , It lilt ( , ° ratcs tliefccblc , coil'
quirikidno and bUddcr ( ompialnta , and I us
tcn Hiouim.iU'SCcjico rf 'hoio icerncrliu'from
cnreoblln ill uiscs Moreover , It 13 tlio jraiid
Bpvcillo ( or filter and ayiio.
For Bale by all druggldtB and donlcra Roncrnllj
jl teal
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
The Most Succenful Remedy over iliscov
croj , as it IscorWln in Its crtocts and does riot
blister. HEAD I'KOOr J1ULOW. Also onccllont
far human flesh.
FROM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Washlngtcmlllo , Ohio , Juno 17. If SI li
n. J. KKMJALI. , & Co : flouts -Heading your a <
vcttUcmont In Turf , Field and 1'iirm , ol > om
KonJall's Bpivlii Cure , a cl having a ; alinblo
and speedy horao nhlch hail been limo from
ppivlu ( or olgbtoou month ) , I ocnt to jou ( or
bottle hy oxgircsi ) , which In nix wcoku rvmoiotl
all lamcncu and onlarKcmont niul a large epl'nt '
Irani another homo , and both hordca ara to-day
RJieouml as coltn. Thu ono hottle WAS worth ta
o ono hundred dolhrs. Itegptctlully
j'.r * , H. A , b. itrotHrr. SI. I ) .
Komi for Illuatniod circular jh Injr positive
Iirool. 1'rlcojl. All Drui.vl tH have It or cm
cctltfor you. Pr. 11. J. Kendull It Co1 , I'ro-
jirlotnr * , Knoihtiriih Kails , Vt.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SYPHILIS
inanyetngo
EOZBMA ,
Old Sores ,
1'iniples ,
BOILS ,
O * l\lf
S'dn '
Disease
Cures When Hot Springs Pail
lUvius , AUK. , il y 1S31
Wo h-kYe aid In cnr n tana who lived at
HotSprlugt , end were finally cured with 8 , 8. S
IF YOU Uoulitconio to too us and t K WILL
CUIIK VOUU OU charge nothlnir 11 V/rlte tot
urtlcuUra and copy of llttla Ilooa - '
f
SI.MM ) n wnra > } > l U to ny
t-'iuU ; who will Him , on ntiiljsla luo rattle
8. S. 8.ono nartlclaof IkTcury , Iodide 1'oti.
eluru orauy lllncral ( utwUnoe.
HWHT 81'KCmo CO I'wjue ,
Atliiit *
I'rtce of Small slzo , ll.W.
L.ML'0 ( tldll.TA-
Sold by KEKNABD EB05 6 CC
"
Mrb .1. < Kulnrtiion , riitstmric , I'n , wrlti-s"I
M Bufferingfrom general dihilltx , want of * tp
, 'tltr , constipation , etc. , to that life was a l > ur
den ; nftr in > r Ilurdock Blood Hitters I felt bet
tor than for j i-ar * . I cannot pra'so ' > our Hitters
too much. "
K. Glbbs , nf Buffalo , N. Y. , writer " \our
ItuMoclc llc ! < tlltlcr * , In chronic diseases of th
hlooil. liter r..J kldnejs , hate been fclKnall ;
marked with micccss. Iliatc uied them liijscl
with liwt result * , for torpidity of Iholiter , and In
cnnoof a friend of tnlns suliertn ; from dropsy ,
the ctlcct wan roar * clous. "
Itnlco Turner , Rochester , N. Y.w rites' 'I ht\e
been subject to pcnoui diionlcr of the klcliirj' ) .
and unable to attend to Imslncsi ; Burdock IJIooil
Hitters relictcd nio In fore half a bottle was used
1 ( eel confident that they will cntlrcl ) cure mo. "
A'eulth Hall , Itlnghimpton , N. Y. , writer
"I suffered with n dull pain threuzh nn eft
hint ; and shoulder. Ixist my spirit" , appetite
and color , and could with dlllluilty keep up all
day. Tooli jour Ilurdock Illood Hitters IM < ll-
rcttnl , nnd have felt no lull , slnic first wicl : af
tcr usini ; them. "
Mr. Noih Bates , Klrnlra , N. Y. , writes : "About
( our ) cars ago I hid an atta * k of bilious tecr.ani !
nc\cr fullrccovrrcil. . .My dl > ; catlto organs
ere wnaketiul , and I would tin completely pros
trated ( or days. After using tv\o bottles of jour
Ilurdock Illood Hitters thcl mpro\cincnt wu * so
M Ible that \tanastonl4hiid , 1 can now. though
01 J cars of nc , do a fair and reasonable di > ' 8
work.
C Ilhckct Roblnton , proprietor of The Cinad1
Preshjterlan , Toronto , Out. , writes : "For j cars
I suffirid prcallj from oft-recurring heailachc. 1
used j our Ilurdock Hlood BltUrs with happiest
results , and I now find ravsclf In better hcaltl
than for > cars past. "
lira. Wallace , Bullalo , N. Y , writes : ' ! have
used Ilurdock lilood llltttrm for nencus nnd hll
Ions headaches , and can recomtr.enJ It to anyone
requiring a euro for bllllousncss. '
Mrs. Ira Mullnolland , All any , K. Y , nri'ce
"Forsexcral jcarj 1 hate ° u ftrti1 frciuaftiynr
rlns billions headaches , djepepila , nnd com1
plaints peculiar to my BOX. Smeo twin ; , ' your
Ilurdock Blood Bittrrs I am entirely relict cd. "
Prlci. 91.00 DOI Bottle ; Trial Bottles 10 Ct
. N. y.
Bold at wholesale by Ish tt McMalion and C. F ,
Oondman. 1o 27 ood-inn
,1 / / / / / W A R N C Pt ' & ? . ? / ' _ ' . _
Diicaso Is an c fleet , not a cause. Its origin In
within ; Its manifestations without , lience , to
euro the disease the CALmtnust ha remotcd , nnc
tn no .other ; way cay a euro , ever I o cffectod
WARNETVS SAFE irtDNBY AND
Jjl Vf.ll CURE is established on just thu
princiiilo. U realizes that
95 Per Cent.
ofall diseases arlru from deranged l.idneja an
liter , and It strikes nt once nt the root of the
dlllicultj. The cleme- of which It is composed
act dlrectlv upon 'hose ' fcreat organs , both aa a
FOOD n d HK.STORER , and , by pHUti } ; Hum In a
i.ealthj , conditicn , drue dUcase and pam from
1'or the inumcrabln troub'ts caiiBcd by un-
Iu-alth } K Inejs , Liter and Urinary Orjrans ; ( or
the diitre sinjr Disorder J of M'omcn , for Multna
an physi. . ' diranffLinoiita Rcnorall } , thi3 rea (
rcm d\ has ici ctguil. U ware o ( impostors , im
tatioi s ml raiiLOttionsfnid tn bo just ai irood.
I'or Diabetes , as ( or W ARNMi'S SAFE
" ivo'3- / : <
DIABETES C0UEivo'3
tor sale bt all dialers.
H. U. WARNER EC. CO. .
mo Rochester W. Y
The Qreal Lnglish Eemedy
TIIAPt
N'cTcr ( ilia t * ciiio
N'ertous Dobl'ity ' , Vi
tal Uxlnustlon , llmU-
ilons , Seminal Wcak-
nesscs.LOST MAN
HOOD , , and all the
nUlclfccts of youth' '
fill follies and LXCCH
tea. It ftojxi penna
llently nil wijikt.nliv.
mtoluntary los < sane
Irains upon the } s-
em , the Inet liable re-
ult of these enlprac-
tn CD , uhich ire uo dcutruotlt o to mind and rady
MI.I IIMIKI I fo inist-r llc ) , often leading to Iniant-
ij at , > J , all It fi'renk'thcni ) the NervesItraln ,
( m inoru Illood , Mnv'lcs , I > I'c tli o and Hcpro-
dU'tneUru ' ns , It restores to all the oru-auic
fun in nn their former tltfor and Utility , ma
ink' llfo cheerful and enjoyable. I'rico , f3
'lOttle , or four times tru quantity J10. Sent by
express. Kccuro from ohs , rvation. to anyaddrta- ) ,
on receipt of price. No. C O. L ) . Bunt , except
on receipt of 1 as a cuarautiu. Letters rj
questln ; nnstt crs must Inelouo Bttmp ,
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pilln
ere tr \iett \ and choajwit d > epepsia and llllotn !
cu'c 11 thomarkit. Sold by all druft'lstn. 1'ileo
CO I'uiitj ,
Iw MiNiiit'H KiiiNKT Ilsvrnr , N
C'urt'HJll Idnilof Kidnvynud bluldorconiplalutn.
Kouoirhua , ijloet and loiiiorrlioi. Kor cao i > ) all
f il a battle.
EM1L1SH MCUICAL INSTITUTE ,
TlSOIItoSt , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale in Omalu by
0. F. OQOOMAN.
tOlMnt itt I DM !
ni > rL f 7
hr.tlu i 11 \i A
ij.u Hop B.
on . " '
if ) ou a '
in" u ,
rnu
tuairu , dlacafc
of t.i rutfiurn ,
{ .lUVlt tlllOll.
Ji < rurirnt > i
be
, -iiriJlf jouti e
Hop Blttor *
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t in' 'I trj
ii' It ill U y
ra Devour
llffc. It Milt
hurt
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
, A Cnr Onnrantoeil.
1) . E C. Wmt'a Sent and ilralu Trcatuient
Aipeclflofor HjitcrU , Diidnose , Conrultlont ,
S'crvoiu Hc&dtchu , Mental Ucprctslon , Low ol
U nor > , Sporm4torrhataImii teiry , luvolunUry
ilmlrileue , 1'reruuturo Old Ace , cuutcd by c\cr-
ixortlon , Ml.-KUueo , or over Indulgence , which
8tJi to iniwr } , d c y and d ith. Ontitoxnlll
cure rccuut cai . VA h boi cuntolui one month's
Tiutiuent , Ono dolhr a IKJI , or nix UP in lor
ha doll&ra , w > nt by mail proiuld on receipt ot
'H , W * triui nUiu cli lioiiw to auro any oasu
With eaoh ordur ro.slv cd t > y u * ( or * lx boxix , ac-
oouiiunltd with fl o dollar * , will scud the ( iur >
chvwr our wrlttoniirsntto to return the
ni j U t1 o tri' .itufi r to * i rt f ( T t a TO ,
. t , Oor U , Uru ' , PI < - . \ Vhoaud
j * Airmt , o c ) i , Ji t. ' n Iv rotll at
"
W.15. M1LLAKD. * " lj-
. . .
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Mtg.
1111 PARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED.
Agents for Peck & Haulers Lanl , and Wiltier Mills Flout
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENCES' '
OMAHA NATIONAL HANK ,
STEELK JOHNSON ACO -
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
; oo
OMAHA , NEB.
O.
, IrAlJw ' 1 bJ1JJ
Window and Plate Glass.
fSTAnjonc contcmp' ' tlnK hullulnR storeVuik. or any oHier flnn tvill flndlt to their ad >
\antago to ccrrcB end \vltliujbtloto purchasing their 1'latoUlasa ,
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA HEB.
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha. N
WHOLESALE-
On Eiver Banlc , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
.
can roi > c.
-DEALERS IN
Firq and PTOD
1020 Farnham StreetS ,
-S
STEELE , IHRSON & CO. ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
AM Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
AMD IANUFAGTUEED TOBACCO ,
for BKHWOOD HAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER C
KB'
.JSi i.3.
.TOBIJER OF
AND
EA8TERM PRICES DOPUGATED.
1118 FARM AM ST.
. - - OMAHA
A'
* vj
WHOLESALE AMJ RI.TAIb DEALSU IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , BGQRS , BUNDS , ifiOLDIKG LIME ,
WBTATS AQENX FOIl M1LWAUKEK CEUSHT COUPA.NY1
New Union Pacific Douot. . OMAHANIHTl
'POWER ' AND HAND
OiT.
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmsngs ,
JlNINCi VAOH1NEUT , BKLT1KO , IiOb JlilA 8 AMD I FJPJ
PAC JNO , ATll } ( : Al.K AM ) ilE
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS CIIJRCH AM SCHOOL BEIL5
Cor , 10th and St. , Om aha , Neb ,