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THE DAILYBJBK : EBIDAY , AUGUSI 11 \
THE VETERAN
Sailroafl Engineer iu the Worli
His Quiet Eesidonce la Omnln
Sketch of ft Llfo Full of Strlklr
Events.
A representative of THE BEE lia
the pleasure find honor this mornir
of shaking hands with \V. W. Goodnt
who Is without doubt the oldest loci
motive engineer in the world. Ho ri
sides nt present in the city on Waltu
street with ft son-in-law , Joseph Ua
atoad , n conductor on the U. P ,
whither ho came from Urookfloli
Mo. , about four months ago. Mi
Qoodnlo is now almost blind , havin
had his eyesight injured ycara ago a
horoaitor doacribod.
In 1831 ho first went on the rallroa
and the difference between that or ,
nnd the present in this branch o
business , of course , opens up n them
that would require volumes to treat ii
full. Mr. Qoodalo's life covora thii
opan of momentous events , and ol
course an interview with him canno'
fail of interest.Vo present the ro
suit of a brief conversation with thi
veteran :
W. W. Ooodalo was born in North
nmpton , Mass. , Decembers , 1803 , anc
consequently is in his Bcventy-nintl
year. Ho was a steamboat onginoot
on Lake Erie iu 1830-S1-32 , ruuninc
the old William Penn , one of the first
fltoamors on the lakes. Ho com
menced running n locomotive-engine
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
1834. As is well known , this was the
first railroad operated in the United
States , and it wan begun in 1828.
When Mr. Qoodalo went onto it , the
roadway waa in running order to El-
licott Mills. Ho distinctly roinombora
about the great excitement in connec
tion with the enterprise , the prophe
cies of failure and the wondorn at its
Duccoas. The engine ho run was the
old "Arab , " ono of the first put upon
the road.
At the opening of the Cumberland
Valley road in 1838 , running from
Harrisburg to Ohamboreburg , Pa. , he
took u now engine and wont to work
upon this road. From there , shortly
after , ho wont to Philadelphia , and in
1810 ho shipped n newly built ongint
from the old locomotive manufactory
of Norria & Long , of that ctty , by
schooner to Now York , from Now
Yoik to Albany on a barge , and from
Albany on the Erie canal to within
ton miles of Rochester. Hero ho sot
the engine up himself , put her upon
the track of the now Rochester A
Auburn road , which was only com
pleted at that time for four miles , and ,
preparatory to raising steam , had to
till ho boiler with water carried from
the Erie canal in buckets.
Ho stayed on this road till 1842 ,
putting the throe first engines on the
road and remaining until it wan com
pleted.
From there ho wont Buffalo , and
on the 2d day of September , 1812 ,
pulled the first train over run 'out of
that city. The trip was from Bullalo
to within a few miles of Attica. Wil
liam Wallace was Eiiporintondent of
the road and a man by the name of
Ponfiold was the conductor ouv this
train. At this time there wore BB yet
no "T" railn , all were of the "strap"
variety. , .
Mr. Goodalo stayed on this toad
until 1844 , then worked for a tinio on
the Philadelphia & Reading road.
In 1845 or 1840 ho took the engines
"Jack Little" and "Henry Rugbies"
on the Long Island road running
from Brooklyn to Groonport. Some
time in 184(1 ( , ho wont on the Nor-
wicli and Worcester road with n now
engine. This was at a time when the
fast-running excitement broke out ,
and the roads wore attempting to es
tablish schedule time of ono mile in
ono and a half minutes. Ho stayed
on the road until 1849 , when Norris ,
the Philadelphia locomotive manu
facturer , sent for him to take engines
to Chili , South America. Before he
started on his trip , ho run for six
months on the Hudson river road.
The engines for Chili being ready
they wore shipped in a sailing vessel
around Capo Horn , but Mr. Goodalo
crossed the Isthmus and arrived in
time to receive his engines. Ho soon
had them up and running on the Oal-
dora & Oopladown road , part of
which has since boon sunk by an
earthquake. Ho returned to the
United States in 1852. In 1851 ho
came West and wont to work on the
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy , whore
ho remained until 1857 , when , in fix
ing the grate in an engine furnace , ho
became overheated and took a cold
which settled in his eyes , causing
blindness that lasted to the present.
At this time Mr. Goodalo was pretty
well off , Besides losing thu four
years' time , hojipont $5,000 for medi
cal treatment. Nome , of Philadel
phia , finally sent for him and placed
him under the care of the celebrated
French oculist , Latollo , of that city.
Ho finally recovered sulllciontly to re
sume work at intervals. In 1805 hu
came ouf. on the "Old Reliable"
Hannibal & St. Joseph , during the
administration of L. W. Towno nnd
Charley Mead. Ho was given u new
engine , the "Fort Scott. " Ho ran on
this road nt such times as his eyes
would permit , until about four years
ago. His last work was running th
switch engine in the yard at Brookfield -
field , Mo , After that ho kept n board-
ng house , but did not make the bus.
inoss succeed ; iu fact , ho says , ho lost
over $ iOO in it.
Mr. Goodalo has been married three
timoH , His last wife died the lath of
December , 1880. The old gontlemiui
is quite well preserved for ono of his
ngo. His health is need except his
, eyes. Many a man fifty years of ago
looks older than "Papa" Goodulo , an
the railroad boys are in thu iwbit oi
calling him. His mental faculties ore
yet strong and active , iiis memory
particularly good , und ho him n very
interesting and intelligent convcrea-
tional manner.
Ho is undoubtedly the oldest living
locomotive engineer in the United
States , if not in the world. Think ol
a life of fifty years on the rail , begun
ou the first railroad over built in thu
country , and ou almost the first engine
ever put upon the road , und continued
almost uninterruptedly until the ngc
cf 70 is reached. What a life of thrill-
ing experience and wonderful remit
isconco ! Lots of newspaper spa <
might bo filled up , to the great intu
est and profit of a world of reader
from the recollections of this old ci
ginocr. During all his service on rai
roads ho never had but ono accidcn
when an explosion occurred ,
Iu speaking of this Mr. Goods
laughingly said , "Just ask A. Trs ;
nor , the U. P. baggage man. IJ
was my fireman nt the time nnd ca
describe the blow-up better than L
Besides other losses of hard earne
money , Mr. Goodalo hassullorod froi
endorsing for n fatso friend so thi
now ho is n poor man.
Warner's Safe Kidney nnd Ltvt
Cure. aug7-dlw
Army Orcloru ,
The following nro the latest ordoi
issued from the department of tli
Plntte :
First Lieutenant James F. Slmpoor
R Q , M. , Third cavalry , is relieve
from duty at Fort D. A. Russell , W
T , , and will , under instructions of th
general of the army , proceed in chnrg
of the onlialod men of his regiment n
ForlD. A. Russell , W. T. , to Whip
plo Barracks , Arizoua.
The quartermaster's department wil
furnish the necessary transportation
Recruit James Boggs , enlisted a
Fort Omaha , Neb. , is assigned t <
Company I , Sixth infantry , nnd wil
bo Bent to his station on the first favor
able opportunity.
Private William H. Cormick , Trooj
F , Third cavalry , is relieved from dutj
as messenger nt these headquarters ,
Privates William H. Cormick nnd
Frank Glover , troop F , Third cavalry ,
will proceed hence to Whipplo Bar
racks , Arizona , in charge of public
animals.
The quartermaster's department will
furnish the necessary transportation ,
md the subsistence department commutation -
mutation rations for fifteen days , it
being impracticable to carry cooked
rations.
The quartermaster's department wil
furnish transportation fur ono man
quartermasters employe , hence to
Whipplo Barracks , Arizona , in chnrgo
of public animals.
Private Charles J. Donaldson , band
Fifth cavalry , now nt Fort Omaha ,
Nob. , will rejoin his station , Fort Sid
ney , Nob.
Leave of absence for ono month is
granted Major Edwin V. Summer ,
Fifth cavnlry.
The general court martial convened
it Fort Omaha , Nob. , by paragraph 5 ,
special orders No. 70 , current series ,
from thcso headquarters , is dissolved.
Roj uvonatod.
72 PKUU STREET , \
Ind. , July 8 , 1881. /
H. II. WAUNEH it Co. : SIM For
twenty years I have boon nillictod with
liver complaint. I tried various rem
edies , but received no benefit until I
commenced the use of your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure , which gave mo
permanent relief.
augl-dlw EDWIN A. CASTOR.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
EJow It Is Constituted A Feeble
Representative of the People.
Jipt. Mt ) no Hold In N. Y. Tribune
A man without mangy , or of only
uodoruto moans , entering parliament ,
s a thing never thought of. Such a
nan never thinks of it himself ; what
ever his self-knowledge of fitness or
tiia ambition may bo ; and no more ,
however fit others may doom him.
Even the preliminary expenses of elec
tion are sufficiently deterrent ; nnd
, rhat must accrue after , whether elect-
) d or rejected , will further impoverish
f not totally ruin him. For a poor
nan , therefore , aspiring to parliament ,
, ho cost makes its absolutely prohibi-
, ivo ; and the few such sent thither are
inly eccentric ncoptions , whoso
'riends and admirers have stood spun-
iors for them by footing the bill.
With the house of commons com-
losad as it is , it wore the veriest bur-
esquo to speak of it as a ropresonta-
ivo assembly. In numbers it has
mpugh and to spare , but in all else do-
icioncy ; and I venture the affirmation
, htit if the names of the first thousand
non mot promenading the strootq of
London were written upon slips of pa-
mr , thrown into n hat , and G52 of
: hem drawn out again by blind lottery ,
, hey would bo found quite as fit legisla
tors as the elect of St. Stephen's. Per-
: iaps better fit , for allowing thorn only
; ho fair average of honesty nnd cnpac-
ty it is not likely there would bo as
nany numbskulls nnd political em
pirics among them ; certainly there
iould not bo more ,
In serious truth , the parliament of
England , as at present constituted ,
oprosonts not the English people in
my way worth their being represented.
Vnd just for this reason is it nil but
loworloss , as the crown and its secret
ulvinora thoroughly well know. In-
loud , its action is almost as mythical
is its imaginary representation , In
iroof of this many events of daily oo-
iurronae.uiight be adduced ; but none
jottur demonstrating it than the va
garies of the late Lord Bouconsfield ,
, vho as prime minister for n matter of
lix years ruled the realm as though
parliament had been swept out of ex
istence. With the crowu at his back
ind nothing else , ho declared wars ,
ind levied armies to wage them ;
ordered troops to bo transported from
[ ndia to Malta and back again , do-
jreod an invasion of Afghanistan
which commencing with dishonor ,
Midod in disgrace ] did the same in
Southern Africa , with like results
ill merely to exalt himself and gratify
the vainglory of the god Jingo that
nalovolont divinity too oft presiding
n-er the destinies of England And
ill this murderous , wasteful work
, yas done without the authority of par-
iamoiit , or warning given to it even
10 much no saying "with your leave , "
When done , parliament was merely
wkod to pay the bill , or rather do-
iimndud to do so , siuco it could not
well bo repudiated , The extravagant
uxppudituie , not yet paid nor fully
indited , has coat thu nation sonioH-lO-
300,000 storllnp ; as sacrifice that will
bring retribution for the wrongs done ,
if not humiliation. And its baneful
affects will hang like a millstone
wound England's nook for the next
half century of her existence.
Iu point of fact , the English parlia
ment , oven allowing it to bo n fair
representation of the people , instrni
uf a feeble ono , is intrusted with only
i portion of the national law-making ;
i largo slice of it emanating from
privy council , in other words , dire
from the crown. This permanent a
thority is endowed with all the thn
powers of government judicial at
executive as well AS legislative ar
can issue decrees or edicts many <
them relating to most important ma
ters. They are supposed to need ii
doreomont by the parliament befoi
becoming lawj but there is a voi
loose construction put upon this leav
which is often forestalled , and usual !
taken for granted , The people , nccu
tomod to bo ruled by somebody abo\
them , never call those decrees inl
question , but look upon thorn as ha'
ing nil the force of law. To them tl
privy council is n mysterious bi
potential entity , of yhich they mu
not speak , or only with bated breatl
If disposed to complain of its actioi
they know it to bo an irrcsponsib !
power , far above and beyond tl ;
roach of their voices.
As a result of this its natural an
logical sequence Is the indifferent
of the English people to exercising tl
franchho a very apathy. For whi
interest can a man have in voting wit
the conviction that his vote is n <
worth the casting ? For it Is not wort
casting in England , at least as rcgarc
her parliament ; and were this dissolve
to-morrow , and permanently , it woul
not bo greatly missed ,
So I once more repeat my assortioi
with the hope that I have justified i
saying : If over there was D. myth c
misconception in the world , it is thr
of England's having n rcprosontntiv
form of government. Nor fear 11
add that ono nearer the opposite coul
not well bo contrived or imagined
short of absolutism itself.
-A pint of the finest ink for fare
Hies or echools can bo niado from
ton-cent package of Diamond Dye
Try them.
STRONG
FACTS !
A great many people are asking
what particular troubles BROWN'S
IRON HITTERS is good for.
It will cure Heart Disease , Paral
ysis , Dropsy , Kidney Disease , Con
sumption , Dyspepsia , Rheumatism ,
Neuralgia , and all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purifies and en
riches the blood , thus beginning at
the foundation , and by building up
the system , drives out all disease.
A Lady Cured of Rheumatism ,
Baltimore , Md. , May 7 , iB8o.
My health was much sn.ittereil by
RhcumaiUm when I commenced
taking Ilrcmn's Iron Hitters , and I
scarcely had strenptli enough to at
tend to my dally liouiehold duties.
I amnowusingthethlrdbottleand I
am redlining strength dally , and I
cheerfully recommend It to all ,
I cannot say too much In praise
of It. Mrs. MAHV I UIIASIIUAH ,
173 i'rcstmanst.
Kidney Disease Cured.
Christiansburg , Va. , i83r.
Suffering from kidney disease ,
from which I could cct no relief , I
tried lirown's Iron iiitlcrs , which
cured me completely. A child of
mine , recovering from scarlet fever ,
had no appetite and did not teem to
be able to eat at aI. ) 1 gave him Iron
Hitters with the happiest results.
J. KVLU MONTACUH.
Heart Disease.Vine
Vine St. , HarrlsburR , Pa.
Dec. 3 , iBSi.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
of the heart without receiving nny
benefit , I was advised to try lirown's
Iron Hitters. I have used two bottles
tles and never found anything that
gave ine so much relief.
Mrs.JitNNin Hess.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies arc subjecl , BROWN'S ' IRON
BITTERS is invaluable. Try it.
Be sure and get the Genuine ,
D. M. WELTY ,
( Successor to D. T. Mount. )
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Saddles , Harness , Whips ,
FANCY HORSE CLOTHING
iolios , Dusters and Turf Goods
of ALL UKSCIUPTIONa.
Agent to ; Jas. IU Hill & Co.'s
IQNCOitD , HARNESS
' 'Tho ' Best in The World , "
Orders Solicited. OMAHA , NEB
mo ly
Side Spring Attachment Not
Patented.
A. J. SIMPSON ,
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY ,
1409 and 1411 l > oJo Htreot ,
aug 7-mo Cm OMAHA ,
TS73BCX1
MONITOR OILSTOVi
Improved for 1882 ,
THK BEST AND
ONLY ABSOLUTELY SAFI
STOILOVK IN THE WORLD.
Every housekeeper fools the wnntc
something that will cook the dail
food .indavoid the cxcoasivohcnt , dual
litter and iwhea of n coal or wood stove
THE MONITOR OIL STOVE WIL1
DO IT , bettor , quicker and cheapo
than anyothor moans. It is the ONI/ !
OIL STOVE nmdo with the Oil
RESERVOIR ELEVATED at th
back of the atovo , a way from the heat
by which arrangement A13SOLUTJ
SAFETY is secured ; an no ga-s can b
goncrnted , fully twenty per cent mor
neat ia obtained , the wicka are pre
nerved twice as long , thus saving th
trouble of constant trimming and th
expense of now ones. EXAMIN3
TI1E MONITOR and you will buym
other.
Manufactured only by the
Monitor Oil Steve Oo , Cleveland 0
Bond tor descriptive circular or cal
on M. Rogers & Son , amenta for Nebraska
braska
THE
Of Omaha.
laa purchased ot the CorliaaSMo Manufacturing
Co , , of I'rotldenco , H. Ta8.tfa which Is guar
anteed In writing to b , "aloluteltj burgtai
iroof for apcrlod ot thlrty-elx hours continuous
ind u dltturbcd a'tack with the use of sue !
tools and appltcanccaaaa burglar can employ , '
and In a practically unconditional way.
This bink clctlrts a thorough test niado upon
hla cafo. nndln casd of failure to etand It , the
lank will ho at llbnrty to purchase any other
safe and may return this to the manufacturer * .
Any party lx nt liberty toundortako thoatracn
who will furnish e-itlsfactory bond to pay al
lama ro to the safe , In case It la not entered In
hv Btiimhud time. Tna Corliss Company agree
n writing to deposit with this bank the sum ol
5,000 00 , upon the signing of an agreement
above thu raid sum to bo p'accd within the
afo and to bo forfeited to the pirty operating in
case It Is forcl ly opened and hi contents rab
traded I1ENKY W. YATES Cashlc.
THE KENDALL
PLAITIM IAGHHE I
DRESS-OTERS' OOIfiPAHIOH ,
It plaits raai l-.jof a n Inch to
width la the coarsunt ( cite or flno-it si ks
It docs all kinds ana styles of I tilting In CBD
No lady that does her own drcw-m&klng cat
Cord to do without ono oa nice plaiting U
Dover outer faxblon , if seen It sells Itiiolf , foi
Uachlneu , Circulars or
CONQAK & 00. ,
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MIUMCINE
TRADE BIAnK1" GreatTHIlJl MARK
English rcm-
edy. An un
failing cure
i for Seminal
Weakness ,
Sparmator-
rhea , Iiunot-
ency , and all
Diseases that4"
BEFORE TAKIMa.ioquerncaa AFTER TAKINO.
Sell-Abuse ; as Loss of Memory , Universal Lassl
tude , Tuln In the Back , Dimness of Vision , Premature
mature Old Age , and many other Diseases thai
lead to Insanity oi Consumption and a Prcma.
turo Grave.
9FuIl particulars In oar pamohlet , which
wo desire to send free t v mall to every ono ,
ffTbo Speclfl cMcdIcla ( old by all druggist !
at 81 per package , or Gpacktzes for ? 5 , or will
be sent free by mall on ree' ipt of the money , by
addrejslu ; TUEQIUY 1EDICINK CO. ,
BuBalo , N. T.
ncTrnp-cfid
y vff - 'fj * ,
hU great rpccillc cum that most loathsome
.
Vhothor in its Primary , Secondary ,
or Tertiary Slago.
cct of Morcuiy from tl.oejctc
urea Scrofula OJd t'oron , Hlmiiimtlsm ,
Kczma , f a arrh , or any lllood biecaso.
Jures When Hot Spriugs
MAVHRN , AUR. , May . 18S1
Wo have caioa In onr own town who llrad at
lot Snrlnga , and were finally uircd with S , S. B.
llnGAMMON k llCBKT ,
Mcmphli. Term. , May 13 , 1681.
We hare sold 1 2IU lottlie of the S , B , a. In A
ear. It hau eltcu uul\cr al tatUfactlon. Fair
ilnded plij.IcUna now retominoi d It ai a posl-
\eijxclfiu. ks. MAMiriitLu & Co < g |
LouUUllu , Ky. , May 13.1631.
8. R. 8. li 8ghen btttcr uil > faction than auy
ucdlilnu I ever told. J , A , KLKXSKK.
Danur , Ccl. . May 1 , 1631.
K\ery jmr.ha ert peaks In the tiiKhcst t'ranof
. S. a. L.
a. H. 8. liMgheu better B&tlefactlon than any
cmedy lor bicod d siaioi wo II.MI over handled ,
f CI1IU.XR A STKVl.NH.
HUOPOCIT S. 8. S. atop the lulr from falling
ut In a ihort time , Wonderful eflctU In all tklu
rtlooddlsoaeoD.
W. H RmitRSON , Dallag , Tex.H
lures When all Other Homed ics
Fail !
f YOU doubt , come to ug and < K WILL
oii cliarm notniui ; 1 1
> rtlcuiar uil copy 01 III'4 " " " Ui
uno UiitortuimtMmii/iriii A lt any prumT
out drur Ut B to our nUndlng.
81.UUU Bo\7crd * l b P ld to * " * '
hemSrwUo OT find , on analjiliof 100 tottleof
. 8. B , , one particle of llercury , Iodide ot PoUB-
am oi any Mineral iutxtanro.
BWire BPEOIPIO CO. Prow ,
( Per Dottle ) Atlanta , da.
Price ot umall alie , ' 11.00.
BroKliti OenerUlr.
yon suRer from Dyspepsia , USD
nUniOCi'LOOD D1TTER
If you are afnlcUJ with nilloii'ncsiite
nUUDOCK KLOOD BlTTEUl
If ) ou are jirostratod with tick Headache , take
BUIIDOCK BLOOD BITTER !
f your Bowels are disordered , rcpulate them wit
B011DOCK BLOOD BITTER !
If iur Blood Is nipuro , purify It with
IlUKDOCK BLOOD BITTER !
If you ha o Indigestion , jou will hndan nnttdol
In BUKUOCK BLOOD HITTER !
If you are troubled with Sprlnp Complaints , ci
adlcato them with BUUDOCK BLOOD BlTIERf
If your Liver Ii torpid , restore it to healthy nctlo
with BUHDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If your Liver Is affected , > ou will find a sure n
etoratlvoln BUIIDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Ifon hn\cany npcclcs of Humor or Pimple , fa1
not to take BUIIDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
If you hao any symptoms ot Ulcers or Scrofulou
Sores , a curathe remedy will bo found In
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
For Imparting strength and vitality totheejE
tern , nothlug can equal
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
For Ncnoun and General Dcbllky , tone up th
pjstcmwlth BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
Price , 01.00 pel Bottle ; Trla DottlealOGU
FOSTER , MILBURN , & Do , , I'rops '
BUFTALO , N. Y-
Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and 0. t
Ooodman. Jo 27 cod-mo
Disease la an f fleet , not a cause. IU origin U
within ; ita manifestations without , llcnce , tc
cure the disoiso the cAUSRmust UD rcmoxed , and
In no other way can ft euro ever bo effected ,
"WARNER'S SAFEK1DNDY ANB
LIVER CURE Is cstaulisheJ ou just this
principle. It realizes that
95 Per Cent.
of all diseases arize from deranged kidneys an
liver , and It strikes at once at the root of the
difficulty. The elements of whichlt Is composed
act directly upon thcso great organs , both aa a
FOOD at-d RPSTOPXR , and , by placlDg them In a
healthy , condition , drive disease and pain from
the sjctem.
For the Innumerable troub'cs caused by un
healthy Kldnejs , LUer and Urinary Orpans ; for
the dlstro slnp Dleordcraof Women ; for Malaria ,
inrt physical deranpcmeiits gonerallj , this great
rcm-dy ha ) no equal. Ill u are of Impostors , Im
itations and concoctions said to bo just as good.
DI
For sale by all dealers.
H. H. WARNER & CO. ,
mo Rochester N. Y.
The Greftt Lngiish Komedy
falls ta cute
gNer\-oU3 Debility , VI-
fltnl Exhaustion , Kmls-
unions , Seminal Wcak-
Bnc39oflLOSTMAN
\1HOOD \ , and all the
jc11 | effects of youth-
Jltul follies and oxces-
'lies. ' It stops perms-
ncntly all weakening.
I involuntary lossts and
drains upon the BJS-
Item , the Inevitable re-
. , „ "suit of these ovilprac-
Ucea , which are so destructive to mind and body
ind make llfo miserable , often leading to Insani
ty and death. It strengthens the Ncncs.Urain ,
; memorU Blood , Muscles , Digestive and Kepro-
Juctlvo Organs , It restores to all the organic
[ unctirns their former vigor and vitality , ma
king llfo cheerful and cnjojable. Price , S3 a
Bottle , or four times the quantity $10. Sent by
Bxprcss. secure from observation , to any address ,
Dn receipt of price. No. C. 0. D. sent , except
in receipt of $1 as a guarantee. Letters rj-
; ucstlng answers must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills
ire tbt best and cheapest dyspepsia and bllllous
mre la the market. Sold by all druggUU. Price
SO cents.
Du. MiKTix'8 KruNir REMXDT , NicrRirriccM ,
Purest II kind of Kidney and bladdcrcomplalnte ,
ronorrhca , gleet and leucorrhca. For eale y all
laugglsts : tl a bottle.
KNOLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
718 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
0. F. GOODMAN.
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To Nervous Sufferers
THE CHEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY ,
Dr. J. B , Simpson's Specific
H Ii a ponitlvncure for bptrmatoithea , Ecmlna
Yeohures. ImixtUncy , and all dlscosei rcsultlog
ram Self-Abuse , as MenUl Anxiety , Lossi
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insanity aui
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with wonderful -
ful curceas.
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cot fre to All. Write foi them and get full pur-
Pflce , Spociac , $1.00 per package , or lr pack ,
, iti for 18.00. Addrres all orJen to
0. E1USON HKDI01NK CO.
Nog. 101 and 106 lliln Bt BuHalo , N. T.
SoM In Omaha by 0. V. Goodman , J. W , Bell ,
' , K. Iih , And oil arujiflitaoTerywhere.
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W.B. MILLARD. jj. JOHNSON
MILLARD & JOHNSON ,
Storage , Commission and Wholesale Fruits ,
1111 FARNHAM STREET ,
CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PllODUCE SOLICITED
Agents for Pock & Banehers Lard , anfl Wilbor Mills Floor
OMAHA NEB
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REFERENCES :
ORLVHA 1SATIONAL BANK ,
STEELE. JOHNSON & CO. ,
TOOTLE MAUL & CO.
cr. T.BEIO"W : : CT& ; oo
Boots and Shoes ,
OMAHA , HEB.
O. IE1.
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, PAINTS , OILS.
Window and Plate Glass.
/HTAnjono / contemplating bulltllng store , hank. or any other flno nlll find It to tholr Ad
vantage to cor res end with us bclora purchasing their 1'lnto Glass.
C. F , GOODMAN ,
OMAHA NEB.
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1213 Farnbpm SK
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On River Bank , Bet. Farnhani and Douglas Sts , ,
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DEALERS IN
Fire and Burglar
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1020 Farnham Street ,
STEELE , JMSGN & CO. ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
>
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , and
All Grocers' Supplies.
A Full Line of the Best Brands of
mm m IANPACTURED TOBACCO.
Lgonts for BKNWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & EAND POWDER CO.
JOBBER OF
AND
WINDOW
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED.
1118 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA' '
% $ afit&l
\ynoLKaAu : AND RETAIL DEALKR IN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
JASH , DOORS , BUNDS , P iflLDiNGS , LI IE , GEM EM
-8TAtK AQKNt KOB MILWAUKKS CEMENT COUPANVJ
liTear Union Pacific DotDot. - - OMABAWB
POWER AND HAND
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Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings , ,
.mm . PIPB'
IALLADAY.W1HD-IV.ILLS CHURGHVUWG.IOOL BELLS
Cor , Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.