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THE JiElfi : THURSDAY MARCH ! 29
The Daily Bee ,
Thursday Morning , March 20
LOOALi
The Rovornmcnt has In the etati
armory and scattered About In dlfferon
parts of the stats about $18,000 wurth o
guns and other munitions of vrsr. Al
least the state has gtven n band to thi
government In this amount for the safetj
of the propertr. Quartermaster General
Baird in rumae-Iog abont the quartermos-
tar's department finds that many of the
guns are in the hands of t > rlvte parties ,
who arc not connected with the rnllltla of
the state , nnd that all he bus got to dhow
for the property is receipts ligned by par
ties having the properly. Ho Is anxious
to tee the guns returned to tlio armory ,
snd has fstued nn order calling upon citl-
sens Jnvln ? them lo either report to him
or return them to the state house. State
Journal.
One of the cheekiest things ou record
WAI the application made lo Judge liancke
by the city prisoners DOW confined in the
county { all. Their proposition vvns that
If lie would release them they would all
turn out and work for him on election dsy.
Quo of the men , Harry Holmo * , who was
sent up for stealing bilk from S , P , Mono
& Co. , wr jte a note uirautecin ? lila owu
nnd his brother's services , tml but for the
man's ignorance JuJgo Benclto would
prosecute him for the ifletue , Another
party guaranteed thirty votes , which he
claimed to bo able to awing Individually.
This remarkabla demonstration in favor of
democratic rule was promptly and respect
fully declined.
The lecture "Army Incident ! nnd
Dattle Scents" at the South Omaha M.
E. church Tuesday by the Ksv. M jor
Stewart , was a grand success In every way.
A large acd appreciative audience filled
the house , and for ever an hour and a half
sat in delighted attention as the speaker
thrilled them with graphic word pictures
of field , camp and battle scenes , Finan
cially the evening wai a gratifying sue-
C4SI.
There were two casns of Intoxication
in police court yesterday , ono of whom
paid and the other was discharged. Tbe
former wai arrested on 16th street and was
very ugly indeed. After ho was put In the
cell he slammed the furniture and blankets
bout and played hnvoo generally , He
was finally taken out and put In thn dun
geon , whore he soon quieted down and was
11 right yeiterday morning.
Ths K ectrlo Light and Power com
pany are constructing v another circuit ,
which will tike In the J , I llidick block ,
outside ; Urulckohauk & OO.'H store , out
side ; Urolrfhtoii 1)1 ocV , outiido ; Wm. Gen-
tlenun'n star * , in'ldo ; Metropolitan hotel ,
InnlJe , end the Paxton hotel , dicing room
and nlllco. ,
The illttrioi court waa in session Tester-
day , JuJno Wokoley presiding. The jury
in the Strellz v.i. Hartman case were ox-
cuted temporarily until the low points in
ths case , which Is n very important one ,
could to argued before the court , Mean
time a new case is in progress of hearing.
Judge Bildwin , ot Oounoll Blufft , and
"Mr. Wright , of the same place , have gone
io Lincoln In roupany with Judge Woolworth -
worth to try tha case of Bildwln vs. Otoe
county , involving a question of county
bonds , which comes up in the United
.States coart.
Mr. Ed. Walsh wants to ventilate
himself ones more in a long-winded tirade
for which wo have no space. This paper
can't afford to give him any more notorie
ty than he already has , and his communi
cation is respectfully declined.
The statement mjwle In yesterday's
EBB that Mr. Oasey was connected with
John Shannon in the assault on Nobles
was erroneous , There has been no charge
whatever agajnit , the young man In this
' .connection.
The ladles cf Grace Chapel , North
'Omaha , will give a social entertainment at
the chapel on King street , this even
ing , March 29 , to help pay for lot upon
which the building now stands. Give us
a call.
On the opening of the district court
yesterday 0.0. Carpenter , Jr. , form
erly a member of the bar ol the ktate ot
Delaware , was admitted to practice In
this state.
Ladles can select goods at private tale
at rulnoui prices at the great mortgage
sale now progressing at Atkinson's.
Creighton bloolr , near the past oillos.
Auction evening ,
Tbe contract for grading Sixteenth
street acd Sherman avenno , in the vlcin-
ty o ! the bridge , which has been ordered
County commissioners yesterday vis
it ad St. Joteh's Uoipttal. They have an
arrangement now by which they pay the
hospital for the care of ths sick who apply
to them for admission there , and will prob
ably at no distant dy contribute a fixed
amount for the support of the institution ,
Kexnard Bros. & Co. , have made ar
rangements to put up a four story bulldtn ? ,
SO by 120 feet , on Harnty street , next to
Her' * building. It 11 to be used exclusive
ly for their wholesale drug trade. Work
on the structure will be commenced imme
diately.
The Standard club reeo lion at the
ill lard hotel Tuesday in honor ol
Mr , and Mrs , Sol. Prince , WM attended
by about forty couples and was a most de
llgbtful affair in every respect.
The party accompanying Mr , T , E
Stckels , fint'chlet engineer of the Un'ot
Pacific , now on a visit to Omaha , left ot
the Denver train last evening for Texas
Mtxlco and California.
The ladies of Grace chapel , Nortl
Omaha , will hold a social festival Thurs
day evening , March 29th , for the purpoi
of raising money to pay for a lot.
to bo removed , will be awarded b ; th
county commissioner * to-day.
Tbe flre which broke out about 12:3
yesterday was in a small frame build
Ins ; occupied as a millinery store by Mn
Rogers , on Sixteenth street , between Cap
Itol avenue and Davenport. Tbe alarn
was sent in by Chief Engineer Mitchell
and was promptly responded to by tbe de
ptrtment , which soon hid three stream
on. Tb building was partially destroyer
aod was owned by Msor ] St. A. D. Bal
.comb * . It WM worth probably 9600 , aac
WOK , very likely , insured. Mrs. Roger
had quite a latge stock of well relcctei
millinery and notions , nnd hrr lost Is estl
meted at from 8lGOO to $2 COO. It was in
sured for $100. How ths lire originated I
not known. The hert from the fire brok <
tbe skylight In Hoyn's central pbotograpl
gallery , which suffered considerably fron
water ,
Judge Wakely , who held conrt al
Columbus last week , sentenced the mat
Morlarty to six years In the penlUntlarj
for rape ,
Meeting of the W. O. T. U. on Thurs.
day at 3 p. m , , in the Y , M. C , A. rooms ,
on Fifteenth street , between Farnam and
Hsrnoy.
Tbe Omaha postofllco was closed ycs <
terday from 2 to C o'clock p. m , on account
of tho'doath of Postmaster General Howe |
1' . 21. Branson has been appointed
northwestern parsengor agent of the Van-
dalia line with headquarters In Omaha.
A party of forty settler * from Ham
burg and neighboring points In Iowa left
on Tuesday night's train for California.
The republican city convention will
meet in the District Conrt room nt 7
o'clock Saturday evening.
The Oregon Short linn will be com
pleted to Halley by May 1stand trains
will bo run to Stuart April 10th.
The weather Is still muggy and tbe
merchants as well as reporters complain of
lull times.
The largest atsortmcnt of Infant's
Cloaks over opened in Omaha Just re
ceived at Kuril' .
The MoCaull opera company will give
two performances in Omaha on their re
turn trip from 8 an Francisco.
A val table overcoat was picked up by
Oflicer Walker in front of Union Block
Tuesday.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
The Delegates Chosen for the Con
vention To-Night.
The democratic primaries were hold
In the different wards o ! the city last
Dvonlng to ohoso delegates to the con
tention which moots in the city ooun-
ill chamber at 7 o'clock this evening
o nominate the city ticket. The Hat
s as follows :
First Ward The following dole-
tates were elected : Thomas Oasoy ,
Andrew Frlok , F. Desmond , B. F
iladson. Alex. MoGavock.
Second Ward Delegates elected :
Fnlina Troltsohko , T. J. Fltzmorris ,
? at Lynch , John Mahoney , and Ed.
rlorlarity.
Third Ward Jnllnd Meyer , John
VOonnoll , George OanOold , Angnst
Veins , Hlohard rumball. There were
pur tickets in the field and tf otrong
ight was made.
Fourth ward The following dole-
; atos were oleotod : 0. 8. Guodrloh ,
leromo 0. Pontzol , Wm. Bennett , 0.
1. Redlolc , W. J. Mount. There was
10 opposition.
Fifth ward The following wore
boson : Augustus Carey , Hlohard
Jurdleh , Thomas Falconer , B. Ourrcn
, nd John Donovan. Fear tickets were
n the hold.
The Sixth ward primary elected the
ollowing delegates : B. A. Hall , R.
i. Lucas. George E. Stratum , Louis
Shields , Wm. Anderson. Thera was
mt ono ticket.
JUNE KAOES.
me Coming Tournament to bo Hold
at Columbus.
Hon. j. E. Worth , president of the
3olnmbus Driving Park and Fair asso-
ilatlon , sends ni the following pro-
; rammo for the Jans races to bo hold
it Columbus , Nob. , Juno Oth and 7th ,
.883 , under the ausphoj of the Oolum-
> ut Driving Park and Fair aasocla-
.ion :
Pony Running R oe at 2 o'clock p.
n. Free-for-all ponies not over 14j
lands high ; half mile. Best throe in
ivo five to enter and throe to stare.
Pone 850. First premium $2sec ! -
ma 15 , third 910.
BECOND 1UOE AT 2:30 : P. M.
Three minute trotting race mile
icats Best three in five five to
mtor and throe to start. Open to all
lorsos that have not beaten throe mln-
jtos , Parse , $125 First premium ,
JGO ; second premium , 235 ; third pre
mium , $17 DO ; fourth , $12. GO.
6EU014I ) DAY.
2:50 : race at 2 o'clock p. m. Open
to ull horsta that hava no bettor record
Chan 2:50. : Best thccu in five five to
jntor and three to start. Parse , $125 ,
First premium , ? ( JO ; second , $35 :
third , 817.5G ; fourth , 812 50.
REOOND HACK AT 2:30 : 1' . M ,
Running rae : Mile heats. Free
for all horses. B .st throu in five
five to enter nnd three to Vart.
Hurst ) $100 lit premium , 850 :
2d premium $25 ; S3 premium , $15 :
4th $10.
T11IUD RACE AT 3 V. M. TUO1TINO.
Froo-for-all-raco Mlle heats. Best
three la five five to enter and throe
to start. Purse , $2CO 1st premium ,
$100 ; 2d premium , $ GO ; 4h prem
ium , $20.
Ten per cent , of purse required
for ontranoo innuoy. Entries to close
on Juno C , 1883. Applications for
entiles should bo madn to Gus. G ,
Bechor , secretary , Columbus , Neb ,
Columbus drivlr-g park rules tc
govern.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMJi
HA , NEB.
Tables nuppllod with the beat thi
market atlordo. The traveling publli
claim they get batter accommodation !
ruid taoro general uatlafactlon hen
llian at any other honuo In Omaha
Rate , f.2 pnr day. aus21lfm
B L WEN'S YOSE'MITE OOLONGI
MuJo from thn wild floweis of th
KAU FAMED YOSKMITE VALLE1
it is the most fraorant of perfume
Manufactured by II. B. Slaven , 8 i
Francisco. Foraalo In Omaha by W
J. Whltohouse and Konnard Bro
A social glass ot Hub Punch Is a UKM
welcome accessory of friendly Intercourse
peculiarly acceptable at parties. Uncor
and tls ready.
The Maverick National Bank of Boi
ton draws foreign exchange , buys au
cells Government and other invest
meat securities , and transacts any bm
inew for IU correspondents io the lin
of banking. m&th-me
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Second Annual Commencomonl
Interesting Exorcieoa at Boyd'i
Opsra House ,
Valod Address by Donald
MoCrac , of Cjnnoil Bluff * .
The second annual commencement
ozerclaca'of the Omaha medical col-
ego wore hold at 3 30 p. m , yesterday
at Bojd's opera honro , an andionco ol
about 400 or 500 friends of the grad <
nates being in attendance.
It waa a gaslight reception and the
; oncral appearance of things as wall
ho nature of the ezorcitca was very
pleasant Indeed.
In addition to the members of the
jradaatlng class the otngo waa cccu >
> led by the faculty , consisting of :
llobort II Livingston , president ;
Sleorgo 13. Ayres , socrotaty ; Ilnborl
5. Livingston , Plattsmouth ; Victoi
I. Ooflman , Oinohn ; Qeo. B. Ayrcs ,
) maha ; Samuel D. Meicar , Omaha j
' . S. Lelsontinp , Omaha ; Jacob 0.
) onlso , Omaha ; Richard 0. Moore ,
) maha ; A. 8. V. Mansfoldo , Ashland :
J. H. Poetics , Divld Oltj ; H. P.
lathovrson , Lincoln ; Donald Moorno ,
Oounoll Blaffs , lowu ; VS. . Gibba ,
Omaha ; James Carter , Otturuwjj
ohn 0. Oowln , prcfessor of medical
urlsprudonco , Omaha ; Werner Ucm-
toad , Omaha ,
THE MUSICAL ONION OHOHESTKA
was present and enlivened the occa-
Ion by aomo of their choicest music ,
roatly adding to the attractive char-
otor of the pxorciees. Their pro-
jrammo , which was interspersed
ihronghout the exorcises , consisted of
ho following pieces :
) irerluto "Light Cavalry . Suppe
, ecturo "Bohemian Qlrl" . Rafie
Overture "Fra Dlavola" . Aubei
outpourri"How Delightful" . Oatlln
Following the overture prayer was
ffered by Rev. A. F. Shorrlll , of the
Jonflrogntional chnrch , and then came
ho conferring of the degree of doc-
.or of medicine on the following grad
uates , by Prof. V. H. Ooffman , M. D ,
( resident of the board of trustees :
I IBS G. A. Arbnckle . Omaha
J. D , W. Brothers . Malvern , Iowa
A. N. Keller . Plattarnonth
lurry O , Labouring . Omaha
J. F. Lloyd . Hastings
j. R. Markley . Junlata
. L. Sbaw . Indlanola
; has. F. Webb . Denver , Ool.
J. Williams . Kenesaw
Dr. OcffiUan made a very neat ad-
ross to the graduates , congratulating
ho members of the class on having
nlahed their conroo , and giving thorn
omo txcollent advice for their f aturo
utdanco.
Following the conferring of diplo-
us , Dr. P. S , Lslsjnrlng , who , as
halrman of the committee of ar-
angomonts , presided , presented each
nomber of the class with a handsome
) cquot.
Dr. Donald MsOrao , of Oonncil
BlufTi , them delivered the valedictory
ddress , which was au follows :
THE VALEDIOTOHT.
Kvery penon , except he bo absolutely
nl peifectly lost to all sense of the enjoy.
nent ol life , looks forward to some time
t may ba near , It may be In the distant
uture , when he can throw off his shackles
, nd be free. Kvery one reilltes some sat-
fraction in looking abend and hoping for
jmethlng or other. Kvery one lives in
be expectancy of a period of pleasure or a
erlcd o ( relaxation. To us all , then , palls -
> lls and teuchrn , the end of au academic
car Is one < f these periods. We have
oolted forward to and longed for , more or
CM , the end of the seulon. We have
worked hard ; some of us have overworked.
nd now that the end baa coma we are , to
ay the Icait of It , perfectly satisfied that
; should be so. lint to you , as graduate * ,
tie period Is even more marked and pecu-
l r. You have not only come to the end
f year aoademh year , but you have
inlihed your courie ; your period of close
Confinement Is o > or : you have been admit-
ed as alumni , welt credited , and from a
chool of medicine tecognlzed all over the
United States.
Occasions like theie. bring tha pupil and
eaohor near to each other. Tney make
he teacher live bis life over again. When
IB sees the beaming eye and jnyful ex-
resslon of the tucuesslul student , It reminds -
minds him again of the time , it may count
nany yearn , but itill aj near , when he ,
oo , felt that bo had overcome every-
tilog and finally , after much tabulation ,
iad reached the goal. YOJ , you have
cached tha goal , and I congratulate you.
would not abate one jot of > our satUUc-
IOD In rsklng you tn look ahead. I u y ,
nioy your pleasure and relaxation while
t lasts.
TOUK Hum soiw
may have geera d hard taskmasters and
tern judgta to you. They uiuy even
ometlmos have euo > "ed to havj expected
oo much. But you mast rcmimber that
wo are herd veiled with K tacred trust ,
nil are jgaloui of tha honor of our rohonl ,
.t ii all over now , and your tenet ) of xatU-
action must ba greater , and the honor all
he more highly irzjj , whoa you
ire conscious that your diplomat *
tavo been only obtained at the cost eli
i rd work and solid stui y. I now wan' to
ell yon and promise , that , as the years
> au , we intend that you shall be more
and more satlatied with your connection us
graduate ! of this youthful college Wt
do not propose to make graduation any
euier ; on the contrary , we propose , if any.
thing , to Increase our utamlaid M time
; oea along , Wo do not propoja to pas
any incompetent student , and It a stu <
dent's qualifications are doubtful , we pro <
pose to give our college the benefit of the
doubt. I believe I voice the sentiments ol
ny colleagues and of the trustees of thli
restitution , when f ray to you , thut it ii
our iutentlon to Insist moro and more on
Humiton
ictoro wo give any student a legit nermll
; o practise our art. Our cnunenf study Ii
short enough ; it timply means th'ce join
jf atudy and two full c-nme * , not foui
lulf terms two full courcctt an-i no leu
and with that a satUf ctory knowledge oi
the elements uf tie important work , t <
which > im lutcrd to i"evoto nil your eoer
gtes and your lif . I would also llketnsoi
this college Institute a vrrlimlunry exsml
nation , au entrr.uco exnmtuatlou tulliclen
to show that the pupils uttemliuK It nn
well grounded In eohnlarihl > scholarihl |
sufllcient to make thorn well educated mu
and women , ai wellns educitc ( physician *
Y/e propuss atao to add to our own quill
ficatloni as teacher * and so improve ou
opportunities ai to make this the leadlui
western medical collrgo. There are nuin
berleis medical colleges I know , torn
grand Inttitutions of the kind In the eait
In the wait there Is plenty of room and I
spare for one more one at the ton. W
do abkolutely need one good medical sohoc
for the northwest , one which will tend ou
firrt das * graduate * , nd
HUT CLASS OJUr/IAi.H ONLT ,
who are taught v' western practltlocei
how to cure .v' iUra diseases. Yon or
aware that there are some medcl ! collegt
In this or an try which graduAte aoybod
and STcrrbody. Whtn I have met sue
men , 'jid some of them have mad tbsa :
selves good pbyitclani too , they seem s
much Mhamed of their almn mater as al
mntt to whltper Its nstne. I have felt 101
ry for them and thanked Oed that I w
not in the same predloineut. Befor
I would allow nuy papll of mine to gradu
ate from tuch a college , t-efore I wouli
tach In tuch n college , I would rathe
burn it to the gio o < \ witu my own hand *
I am a p du tte tf Ijdluhurg UuKnralty
I am p oud ol It and piou J uf nil lint tin
fact Implies. My aim , therefore , and thi
aim ( > f my colleagues will be to make yet
have the same pride , the tame feeling o
competent schularihlp , that you may , Ii
the yean to rome ttim ) nn high atmmi
your peers , and with the ft elite uf beln
even with the very lent , s y , "I am i
graduate of Umalu. "
But whllr we promise you this ,
WK EXPKCT MDC1I VBOM TOU.
Though your courie of ttudy here is fin
iihed , wo ( till expect you to continue stu
dying ; not deiul ory dllettant reader
but etudunts with youreyex nnd eftrsopuu
and above all ready and anxious to lean
from the page of wide-awake practical
experience. We will all watch the iirog
rota of uach of you with kindly lateraa
and solicitude , hoping und trusting tha
your attainment * are no uuch nbuvi
the average of graduntcif , they are a fore
taste of the Hucctsa which ought to follow
If you pursue with dopgtd and peneverln ,
etlarta. the paths ycu ought to follow
Succors ii not btUlnil le nt once. Thi
sudden jump Into popular favor Ii \at\ \
rare. It Is perstmeme and firm rcsolu
tton , In addition to the taienta which yoi
have , th t will finally win suoe. . A
students of nurgery you know that in tbi
reduction of ( tlalocatlons , if you do no1
tucccod by the ordinary manipulatlvi
method ) , you muat use extension , and tiin
your extension efforts to overcome tnuscu
lar reilitanse inuit be steady , uniform
maintained ,
A FAMOUS ini.siiUhaii sunocov.
Chancing to visit his hospital at an un
usual hour , found the resident staff of tht
sstabllsbment busied In Ineffectual effort
to reduce t > dUlocitcd i boulder. Then
sat the patient , n brawny , broad shouldered
dored Hcrcnle , who in spite of the pain hi
suffered , was inclined to ridicule the punj
efforts of four younf gentlemen who fo :
twenty minutes had expended all thoii
powers upon him. It was befon
the days of anesthetics and with al
iheir tugging and hauling , there sat thi
patient unsubdued and the dli location un
reduced. The surgeon | appeared , had
the patient firmly rccured to an tron pos
in the waiting room , and directed one o
the young men to learn bia dead weight 01
the extending apparatus. This arrange
ment accomplished , the patient ridiculei
the idea that In ten minutes the rednctloi
would be effected , lie waa jocular fo
the first few minutes. Then bo began t
fidget. Then as the sweat rolled down ii
; reat drops off bis whitening brow , h
mxioualy inquired if "time was up , " am
Before ten minutes were expundt d the die
located bouo returned to its socket unde
the mere influence of dead weight , wear
ng out the muscles of the half falntlngman
11IK UOBAL
of thlii story Is , not to tell you how to re
dnce dislocation ? , but to still further im
press upon you the importance of oontinu
ng work in that direction , and to Indicati
the principle on which you must sit your
selves to work , not depending so mncl
upon mere brilliancy of appearance am
practice , but that you muat read , think
and work. The world Is progressing am
so Isour art. It is undergoing a transition
> eriod. It setmn to me that we live In i
itna in which the old and treasured tradi
Jens of the pant Rro last melting awe ]
Ike scattered snow fUkei la summer , one
n which the time honored landmarks ol
he profession are fast disappearing , anc
vhllethh
WIIRIIAVrSD OT OO.VKtUTINa OPINION
sweeps the facn of medical science , the
period of construction is only commenced.
! n the spsclalty of .gynaecology , for in
stance , nine-tenths uf the operative pro <
cedures which I have described to you tbii
osslon were not resorted to when I win r
tudent. Indeed I have indicated to yet
eyeral operations which ore not ever
nentioned in your very latest text books
Patients who in my student days suffered
rom certain aifectloos were condemned to
lertnunant Invalldisra or to certain death
3ome ot those conditions , as you kuow ,
are now-a-days cured t once by simpli
mechanical methods , others by moro or lesi
severe surgical operation ) . That grand
and brilliant operation , ovariotomy
was then only attempted by thi
Boldest and most daring operators
! t Is now performed in almost every coun
ry lo the union At that time the remova
of an ovarious cyst was. considered a fool
lardy experiment and the case was usually
considered Incurable , and the news wai
; ently broken to the poor sufferer that shi
md only at the most a few months to live
fow-a-dayi , well , Dr. Ltwson , late o
Urtningham , England , has just publisher
its last one hundred operations , result
ninety-seven oases , three deaths.
MIDICAL SCIENCE
s therefore progressing rapidly. What wa
ncomprehenslblo yesterday is 'ilaln to-day
The nubmer of incurable d Borders de
creases year by year. ' Toe science la nnv
accomplishing what the old masters in thi
profe'iion never anticipated In their wild
st dreams and an discovery after diicover ;
s added and pathology progresses am
more accurate dlagnoela attended , it wil
iltlmately become almost an exact science
$ ow we expect you young men and yoi
youog lady to do yoi r sh < re. What voi
want la not talent , it in a purpose ; in otbe
words not the power to nchieve , hut tb
will to labor Ltbor judiciously am
continuously applied beornna geniue
Your time bos now come und you mtin
ns lat in the great work , nn 1 by gallantl ;
pfldloc in the van your position and you
ancles will reict la favor of your aim
nater.
OMAHA MKDICAI. COLLKOK
At the rlik of belne considered tedlou-
.here are one or two other matters that
would like 10 adviie you of. Whoreve
you locate , see to It ttmt you cultlvat
peed fellowship with those o ! the profet
( don whuae acquaintance IB worth maUlof
and join a medical society. II there I
none , get ono up , attend the meetings r <
gularly. and always come prepared to d
more than listen. This subject Is cot
matter of mere speculative curiosity an
Intellectual amusement. Sneh periodlci
meeting are not only calculated to devil
ma ms to Increase your prestige throng
a healthy interohangeof opinions and con
blood ictlon , but they also sow the seed
of harmony broadcast In the tanks oi tb
profeasion. The debates and discussion !
also , brighten the intellect and enlarge th
scope of thought , thus making you mor
prompt In disgnols , more accurate on
energetic In treatment and they prevec
yon from resting down into a routin
groove. *
Furthermore , I hD o I do not overite
my privilege on thii occanon when
remind you that while voa will bo called t
thehnmea of purity uuJ Inaojancr , yo
will also bo callo.l to
TII ! HAUNTS OK VICE ;
while you will find that much of the alcl
ne a and misery that you will aeo Is due t
intemperance and Immorality , it behoove
you to Lold yourselves aloof from thei
and Bet a proper example. Students i
nature you muat be , wo all must be. a
therotora becomes ua to follow as nearly t
pea hlothefoot3tepsof the Great Pays' '
clan , who went ibo it doing good , and wl
was holy,1 undo Bled and separate from BI
ners.
Again we congratulate you on ha\Ic
succesufnlly attained tha Doctorate , an
we welcome you Into
OUB COMUOX rilOlTKSSION
as co-workers with us. The path Is bt
trewn with thorns , but. thank God , thei
are also lilies. Through the pltilens col
ot the winter night , under the soorehln
un of irldsummrIn rain or snushln
yra" v V vU-aysbd ready to answer tt
call of distress. In the home of wealt
and the hut ol poverty your coming
and cur * . You are hampered bjr
pthy , hemmed la by BO Urns , van belon
equally with us to the grand old * rmy i
worker * , whose aim Is simply to rsflei
suffering and cure diseases in tbe safest ,
tbe speedleat and suro't way. '
After the exetclcoa at the opera
house the momboin r.f thn gradn <
atiog ola's wro 1-1 irfilntd by Dr ,
Ared nt hir mu aill iho "Ayrcs
Gold Medal" woa uwardcd to H G
Lalsenrlng. The Ii s rlptlon WBB a.i fol
lows : Ou o-in sldr , "U G Llaer >
ring olata of ' 83 Omaha Medical Col
lege , " on the other ' 'Fur bast Ana-
.omloal work. "
"The Nebraska school of Msdiolno"
was inaugurated iu the full of 1880 ,
and in May 1881 was organized and
incorporated under the laws of Ne
braska as "The Omaha Medical Col
lege.The
The now college building ou ground
owned by the college association , has
boon completed , and provides ampin
room and facilities for a largo clam oi
otndenta. It in pleasantly located on
the southwest cornnr of Masnnaud
Eleventh streets adjoining St. Joseph
hospital. It is two stories high and
contains two largo lecture teem > ,
laboratory , library and museum room ,
ptttlnnt's rocm , dissecting and anato
mist's room , etc , and ia fitted up with
every convenience that pertains to a
Troll equipped medical college.
St. Joseph hospital , nndur the man
agement of the Bletorn cf St. Francla ,
has been kindly tendered the faculty
for clinical inntruotlon. The now pa
viliou of the hoipltal now completed
h a model in all respects , and ia con
venient nnd elegantly arranged for
clinical teaching. The visiting etcfT of
phyalclnni and nurgoonn and all mem
bers of the faculty , and the hospital
In under the Irnmddlato medical con
trol. The students are thus privileged
to reap u largo oxperlenco froji clin
ical instruction in all classes of medi
cal and surgical cases
All candidate ! ) for admission to the
Omaha Medical College must present
to the faculty , satisfactory ovidonoa
of a good moral character , and must
be at least eighteen years of age , acd
possessed of a creditable English edu
cation. Women are admitted on the
same conditions as are required of
men.
men.Tho graduating class last year num
bered eight students , and the list of
matriculants given in the prospectus
of the present year ohowod the follow
ing representation by states ; Ne
braska 27 , Iowa 2 , Ohio 1 , Missouri
1 , Oolorado 1 , Nevada 1 , Dakota 1 ,
Wyoming 1 Total , 35.
Tha Alumni Association is officered
as follows :
President , Werner Homestead , M.
D. , Omaha , Neb.j Vice-President ,
Uibsn H. Norrls , M. D , Greenwood ,
Neb ; Recording Secretary , James E.
Hadloy , M. D. , Bell Creek , Neb. ;
Corresponding Secretary , Fred D.
Haldeman , M. D , Ord. Neb. ; Treas
urer , Robert MontelthM D . Seward ,
Neb ; Councillor * , Georpe V. Ellis ,
M D , Gothland , D T. , Edward
Dledrlch , M. D. , Omaha , Nob.
JONH H. ERCK
Has the largest assortment of Riogra
and Cook Stove , Barb Fanco Wire ,
all of which you can buy chopper than
any place in town at 015 and 617 N.
ICth strfot. m27 mo-tf
It is reported that Judse Cobb , of the
supreme court , was to be called to pieslilo
in the United States court at Lincoln
in a case wherein Judge Dundy is de-
endant , the latter having signed n land
offioar's bond some years ago. Judge Like
was first called , but could not attend.
HAS BEEN PROVED
g Th < SUREST CURE for
I KIDNEY DISEASES.
c oej i lam back or n disordered urine
* indicate : hat you are a victim ? THEN DO
NOTHEWTATEi uio KIDNEY-WOUTat
c once ( druntiata recommend it ) and It win
* ( peedUy ? veroome the dluata and niton
hralthy action to all theorgani.
rat complalnUpeeultar
to your MX , iuoh M pain
puiod , salt will act promptly and afely.
Either Bex. Incontinence , retention of
urine , brick doit or ropy depoeit * . and doll
dragging pain * , all speedily yield to lt our-
all ve power. . ( jj
B1LDBYAXIBBlTagi8T8. Meetl.
IDNEY-WORT
| I have prescribed K'dney W rt with very great
s'icce'S IP a so reoruioro obstlnata cas'S. f kid
ney > nd liver troubles , alsi fur torn * e weakness-
is Philip 0. B&llou , M , D , Monkton , Vt ,
ISASUPECURE
for all diseases of the Kidneys and |
LIVER
It haa irpeclflo action on this inoit Important
orcan , enabling It to throw off torpidity and i
inaction , etimiUatlng the healthy secretion
of the Bile , and by keeping the boweUlnfroc
condition , effecting ita regular dlscharRa ,
| U | fc | * M | i IfyouarOBuflbxin rtro
SVlCllCII Id * malaria.uavethochilU , i
TOhiUous , dyipeptio , or constipated , Kid
ney-Wort will surely relieve tt qulclcly cure.
In this season to cleanse the Bystcm , every
one should take a thorough cource of It. ( ill
SOLD DY DRUGGISTS. Price $ I.
"Uy wife has been much benefited Imm t e
usoot Kidney Wort. Shshtd Kldnet aid othn
c mpUlnts" wrltej Jlev. A. B. Column , Fayettt
Title , Tenn.
FORTHEPERMANENTCURE OF
CON8TBPATBOH.
No other dl' ue Ii eo prevalent in Uiii
country a Comtlpation , and no remedy
has ver equalled the celebrated KICNEY-
WORT M a cure. Whatever the cauie ,
however obitlnate the oaoe , thii remedy
will overcome It.
Dll ETC THIS dlitrenlnc * cm-
ribCOi plaint i * very apt to bo
complicated with constipation. Kidney.
Wort itrenKtheni the weikened part * and
quickly curee all kind * of Pllrt even when
phyilcuuu and medleiiiee.have before rail
ed. nrlfyoubaveeUherofUiMetreublei
lamalNntradvooato ulthe virtues of Kid
n y wort. I suffered Intold agony from ll\ci
> ] 4 < order. U curtd ins. " John D , Ne > lns
SprlngOe'd 0.
HECRE2ATCURE
ron
A it la for al I the painful ciactues of ta
KIDNEYS , LSVLR AND DOWCLS
It cleanses the syotoni or tne acrid poison
that causes the dreadful rifferinff which
only the vlclimi of rheumatism oun rellw
THOUSANDil OP CASKS
of the worst forms otthis terrible dl MM
hava been qaiokly rellawd ,
B time
PERFECTLY CURED.
run ii. uquo OUT , BOLD vDSUCUTS. .
tn ) I > ry can b vent by mail.
WELLS. IIICI UHDhON & CO. , llurllngton , Vt
"Oonotlpatlon.lnalirs fornn , yields to Kid
neywort .In female dUeaws It Is < ery success
ful. " Dr. Philip 0. Ballou Ilonktan Vt. , Apr !
lothlSSt
"I could find no remedy for my Kidney com
pUlnl and rbsumatlsm , " writes Mr. A. B Burr
of Temple Mill , Florid * , until I was cured b <
Kidney Wort. " Eipottm , Incident to lumbir
| nc , cauitd Mr , Burrs disorders.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
44-8PCCIAL8 wl POSITIVELY , not b.ln
i el ted unless paid In advance. '
The llmaha Savinas Rank
Is i ow prepirnl ti miVo loan * nn Omaha Cl'y
or Omieha County
- r * . X * 33 I * > ? .
At Current Uitisot Inliro't.
COMMISSION
C3Mm .
r/ANED-Onthnttol m
MONRr Ulock , cor. JCth ana 1'jru.m.
421-aprlo :
TrONEY"TOt , < IAN Call at Law otUceo ! I ) . L.
IVjL Thomas room 8 Crclghton Dlock.
OJJEV Loa-ed on iba'tn ire orty byJ.
1' , lleatty . 'o. 213 S uth 14th street.
820 Imot .
HELP WANTED.
_
mOTULOKS ranla tcalceri wanted a * Va-
Jper' * . ICt-SOj
_
W\.NTrI-Oltl f r lomew'rk In sma'l ' 'aoil-
Ijr. Inquire t fo 1 rrul hloi. Plrrk on
Thurn ay anUFilihy mornlrg ) . 0302) ) }
WANT" D SA ouran 'or N'tbraska , ono ( tnnd
a Jlesraan f j o h cltOa li > nnil Llncol i
en wolncq iilntnl lih tha buihou men.
Can hatotrariiifoircntif tlty wharo he rta'de' ' ,
end ror'ft'n ' ' llnoi f rtlrrail liaillnc thrreliom.
c DizSO ) , Urbana Ohio. 631-2JS
ANTrtD Cookatwestcrntoust torni-rl4th
W and Jackson S s. CM 28 1
WWAM
MJ Agitl for pciir l lio.im > otk In a
WAM 11 family , cjr. C lil el and Mir SK ,
one block w < s of Saunters tlioit. ( .09-29 $
WANTKO A Kill at No. 1819 Lenvcnwjttli
sticct. Must ba tooJ ono > , washer nnd
Ir . Goad nildloa competent ,
ntr. waioj i person
6fO-8S !
WANTED Two yourg men nnd 010 l J\r to
loirn book-kfcplnu. Sltuat.ons Slav 1 t.
EtJ. B. SMITH , 1212 Ha-ncy St C2I-28I
ANTED Cl-cd "aundrcn at S. W. corner
W Harney and 1C h. Wages $4. per week.
601-8 *
ANTKD A eompU nt ilrl to do general
W housew rk In n faintly ot two. Call at 2Wi
. c ll alicr 4 oMcci. 6D7-2bI
\\7 ANTED Stron ? younir man to learn trade
YY Arplv S u'h 6U ICth street , basemoit.
57 L 315
WANTED Turet gael harne-s mi'tcrs , good
* as to steady men. Address K. Ptiche ,
York Neb. 439-29
A few Udlcs nnd Rentlemen as
WANTED for the bUgost paying bualneis In
America. Room 3 , 1308 Farnain Si 243-lm )
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
\fki ANTKU t j jourp aaa of t-aJy rabllj
W a ettiKt on as cirpcctir. Wga not ss
much au c.bject as to' learn I lie tr de. Has
w .iked at the tia 'a tome. Addrcis 2C1 , Alblnn ,
Neb. d2S-:9t
WANTED By two young men position In a
whole-ale dicro of any kind. Addles * L.
P.O. city. s IMS ;
M SOELUA EU ; B WAMTh
W ANTED -T ir 8 rom convenient house ,
centrally bratol. lor family cf toortrowu
up penom If cultible , will lease for ono or
moreyea'S , Want posictsion 1st of May Ad.
dress E , C , Die office. 658-29 1
-E.ervbidv sutJerln- with tooth
WASTED , ti oil at 1421 Fjrnam street
and bo cur > d freocf cbargo by Homo's Kcctrlc
Bolt. CI3-lm
WANTED A comfortable , well furnished
roo-n from April 1st. Will pay $3,00 to { 10.
per mon h. Elngto gentleman. Addre's R. 3.
T. Boa office C21-29 *
T URNISHED PARLOR And board. Modern
JL1 conveniences , 1810 Dodge Street. 480-25
AN'iKD A partner In a good paying bus-
nss with one ho thrrouhly unders'ands
It. Addreis A. B. C. Leo office. M5-285J ?
TTTA'TfiD Bv prhato family , throe or four
W boarders. Low rules. c'o3 < to buslno spurt
of town. Address Francis King , Wjman Com
mercial College. 540 29 *
WANTED 600 privy vaults , sinks and cess
pools to clean with sanltar > cleaner. Satis
faction guaranteed. J. M. SMITH ,
216-lmf Lock Box 422 , Omaha.
FOR ( < ENT-HOUSE8 AND LOTS.
f i0 LE r Ono room with board , 1803 Call-
JL lornla , 0171m
_
RKr T Furnished rooms sui able for
FOR , at 1019 Fcrr > am street. CCO-315
TjTORRENr HonuB of 7 roomi. Also house
J } of 4 r'rms. nou b avenue nd Leivenwor h.
Inqulie Wtstcrn Cornice Workr , 1110 Douilao
struct. ci3
FUR IlKNT IIou e with 4 rooms , we 1 and
stable , mar U P. dope * . $11.00 per month ,
Inqti'ro ElkLorn Viley House , UodKe atrett ,
M730S
TnOR REVT New six room cotUge on Park
I1 Wild avenua. Apply to John W. Bfll at
Drug ttore 820 d. 10th Ut. 622-28 ?
FOR RENT notttre six rromi 918 00 per
month Clarkson & Hunt 215 S. 14tb St.
589-28 }
FOB RENT Two nice furnished rooms , siuth
tirn' , 222 8 W. cor. 19th and Davenport.
B8331
170R RENT Front room with bay window , &
JL1 board 17 IS Dodie fit. 5GO-30 }
RENT Nice rioms suitable for small
FOR
fantly. Inquire atgrocoryitoreo rnetfOh
and Cumin EG5-30
REST Triree nicely furnished rooms ,
FOR i r without board , at 1318 Juctson St.
547 29t
FOR RENT rino iipr'ght plauo , fine Kim-
ball urgon , 1519 Dodge treot.
661-tf A. HOSPE , Jr.
T.1OH ItKN 1' 2A bousoi , 2 to 1U rooms , at d to
Jj 925 per month Shrlver's Rent bureau , op-
po lt east otHcH 7jn-tt (
FOR 1 < KNT Iwo double rtores , sult.ble lui
boarding bouse , grtccry , butcher , or saloon ,
situated to as to command a good farmer trade.
Inquired Mr ; . F. Lingo , 8. Vf. Cor. )3th and
Jacknon Stf. SOU-lrut
F R SALE.
CTOU S\LE CHEAP rUtures and i tick ( to-
J ? geiher cr s'parate ) ol the cigar ard rtwa
stand , No. 217N. l lli bt. Call aid tnvcot gate.
IL THEILOARD , proprietor. C26-29i
pUNTINO OFFICE FOR3M.K flourishing
J , japcr , In aoi > n and gronhg town In Eas
tern Nebraska. Address U U. Bee Office.
623-lmo .
C\OK BALK One quarter sectlcn land to BUn-
J ; ton county. Also ono ot ths best stock farms
In Butt county , one mile from Utrmin Station.
Also lot and si.re building 1119 Firnam street.
Also for sale or trade for Douglas county proper
ty , 40 acres In Mason coucty , Illlcols. Inquire
of H. O. CLARK.
5785
T710R \LK-Ocncril stock of mrrch ndlse and
C store b ll'lng , wl loited In thrhlng town ,
21 n lies f rjin Liucolu. P orxrty worth about
bOOJ S llsf ctory rca-oas for selling glv n.
AUdrois "tU. . " Oinsh * lite. 177-7
\ Oil SALK-Ono brick store with
FORRE\T up s'.alrj. Inquire 1403 Cans'Si ,
up ttalis between lUhnn I 15th Sti 657-31
SALE rm of 120 acres , 2 houies ind
Full rn with 10 acres rf tlinbsr 2 miles-
uest of Hansuom's P rk , InHU re 1418 Cass Ht.
up stain between Hlh and 15th Sts.
"T7\OR SALE New house , 12 rooms , 8 closetl ,
1' tclhr , mi' * f60 per moith , one-tnlrd corner
lot $1500. Hew hous > , 0 rooms , earret , ri2xiO ,
cellarclitirnand well , lot BtxOfl for 2,700. 2
houioi , 4 roomn each , cell r. c'steru ' , well and
sUMe , tJt3)x32 , ti,1CO. All within 0 M cks of
po < tofficr. Inquire Ao. 60S North 13th Street.
fi held ol Jersey cow * . Inquire
F1RSALF . upstairs tetwecn 14th and 16th
I OR SALE OR RENT Vose Piano.
F 628-1 f C. J. CAN AN.
Buihels Onion Sets for site cheap. J hjr
100 O. Willis , 1414 Dodge street. B18-2
fTlOR BALK Two houses. 3 rocms snd S rcoms.
i ; Brick foundation , good ( ellars , hard and tofi
water , full lot , on soutn t3rd street , wlUlo two
blocks ol SU Mary'i avenue. Inquire on tbe
premlter , t > o. 811 loutb 23J Street. 522-2w |
\ SALE-Quaaty ot Oak lecc * post ) . la'
F\01l * at Woodyard , Webttir sU , between
Hth and 18U > . 4BO-J81
FOR RALE 7 room house on Capital ( venue ,
at 1780
5 room o-tlags on Cumlng SS $400
4 room cotttge on 10 h 8 9115
J4 10 m callage near U. P. ' 'ip't , I'JS.
3 room cottar eat Head olSt Mary's avrnne ,
$160. McOAUUK o , pos te Pan OIu < e ,
Tl CMISINetv Map ot Omaha , lust completed and
0 ready lor delivery at Wench. Is 4 Joel wide
by 7 'cot long. Largest and most complete map
olr Via over published. Offldul map ol tt
> 'lt PC column
8ALR- One corse , flnglo agon find bar
I10U 1 . . 1 Cooper wajon.
CHARliTON BlfS. ,
3l7- v 301 N. 18th tt.
T"IGK YAKI ) FOrtllb > ll Atipiy at once.
_ L ) f v j thing needed to run It on hand.
Superior clay. Also house on yard It wanted.
LOttENZU U1DULK.Yard Uthitrcet 2 blocks
south ot Dclleyuc ro d. 280-lml
TT10R SALK OU KENT Mr 2 utory br'ck rest-
C doncoonl9thsticot and H. Man's avenue
( or sale , IT 000 Small piymont down , ha'ance
1 to B jcara tliuo. Lot fOxfoO (011 , Elegant
house , very on vpnletn. Will rent It 10tij
good panics ( or f03 per month Call at once at
U. rOtT3 ,
29tprll 1 Cor IZih and KarnamSt.
77011 SALK-Hnuie nlth 6 rcoms aid Slots
1 ; ( oich 00x132) Jn foutli Omaba , ( nr $1,000 , on
cay t riux. 111 akH toim on pirt payment ,
Inquire at Oil 3 12th ttrect. 2i3-lmt _
f. OK SALK CHEAP Choice unlruproied bus-
1 Inrsi luts on Farnan tlartcy , Douglrs ,
andPodgeetrco's. D VISASNYDEH ,
llo.il Estate Affpnts ,
lloccd-tf 1E05 Farnam Bt.
Bargains m Koal Estate ,
ITouso and half lot , gvd Icca Inn * ' .2 ° 0.
Uouso and halt lot , no r bt. Mar . 'uvccuo
Jl.SOfl.
cv ttape aid Corner lot en Dodge street , ? 3fioO
Now C'ottiga In E. V Smith's addition , $2.000.
Co'.UireanJ full irtoti ICth street , mar Lea-
voawoirn ktna ; , $2.700.
44 loot fronta o oa Taruaru street , Improved ,
tiOOCO.
Corner lot on Dcuglti street , $7,500. Bargain
Hit Incea lot on IK ugl a ttrect1,000. .
100 foot ( rent on Dodge stto.it. Residence in
vestment , $1,350.
1UOAOUE ,
807t ( Oppprlto Postofflcr.
ITIOR dALE A ttrel class second band phuitont
Call at 1819 Pamey Bt. 837-tf
OR SALE I'ochcts ma-pa o ( Nebraska 200
each. For bargains In Orraha City Improved
and unimproved property , call on Wm. F , Bhrl-
vcr , Heal Estate Agent , opposite postofflco.
769-t (
FOR SALE.
FARNAM STREET.
10 acres , house , barn and other Improvements ,
2 } miles from postofflce , (3,000.
D room house , fall lot on slroct car line , (3 COO.
11 room house , one-halt lot , on strosl car 'ine ' ,
2.800.
V room house , on street cir line , all modern
Inirrovementg. ( n4w3r 00
1(0 flue rciliic' ci lots on and adjacent to stro t
cais. J300 toSUCO.
AMES ,
Firram Street.
3 room nous , ca'lir. wcH. etc. Twa toll lot ) ,
Shlnn'a addition , $30 ( > .
f > room n-u o. cullir. cistern , et : , fences and
walks , fu'l lot , Bhibn'j addition. Vary sj
term * , $3,3fO.
3 room ncuse , rn etroot car line , leased lei ,
(500.
3 roo-n house , r owo'd ndditl D , full lot , 1500.
8 room h uio , one-ball lot , flre minutes walk
from street cars , 8 ' 00
6 room house , ten mtnulei a'k from post-
office , full lot , J 1,000
1,000AMES ,
Farnam Strent.
B room house , Ca < s stio t , (1,600.
Uusluesg property on i aplt 1 avenue , corner ,
$2,800.
b room homo ( now ) ono hilt block from street
can Pargaln. 81bOO.
8 room huuca and batn on capltol are 8760.
6 room home , fljo order block from street cars
S1COO
7 room house , fu'l lei N lsni addlt'o" , $2,000.
11 r om iiouto , nain , corn crib , well , cistern
19th Street. Easy termfS.OOO. .
5 one aero lot' , 1 } miles I rom p-stoffico , $800.
Call and examine lull ll't o ( ll'U'cs and Lots
Vacant Lo s , one , two , flvo and ten are lota.
150G Farnam Street.
ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT
For Sale of
HANSCOM PLACE LOTS.
200 Choice Lots In
HANSOOMPLAOE.
EASY PAYMENTS. LONGTIME.
AMES ,
CD .tf IDOGFarnam.
t aala * p 'cket bo"k on"CumiDff a reet ,
LOST -r1. Sicred Hmrt Convent. Suitable re-
w , d will be given. Leara at City 0 eric's office.
145 231
BADINO nt ' wll" " be rocelv d until April
4 < h , lor r raiv ng about 4.000 yard i of etrth
fr mi lot N. W. cor. 18th and Fainam itre s.
vontiactcr lo t 11 the airt.
C53 3 T. W. T. RICHAUDS ,
"PUPS For ' lo , a few Red Irish Setter Taps ,
X parebo'ds. ItluhtoRe for tall shootltg.
call on or address No. 1815 Ca > a Btreor.at r6
o'clock p. m 618 299
"VTTILL take children o ( ny age give them a
V V mothers care lor a liberal compensation.
Address Y. Z. Bee olllcc. 368-lmo *
T ADI E8 wishing a qulo1 place during confine-
Lj ment , with nurse will address W , B. Bee
office. 369-lmot
TO EXCHANQE forcltv pr'perty In Oa aha ,
tea drst-dai Improved farms A'go ' 1COO
head o" she < p f r le Coire pond with N. O.
ihrstlan n , Brciatueito , Neb. _ m 9-lm
QPECIAL INDIK-RMCNTS Otforedfor coun"
O try Btorn at Gllinorc , Sarpy count v , Neb.
Apply to O. Frotl , Ih.rc. J95-lmt
MAOISTER OF PALMY8TKRV AND OONDT
TU'NALIST , 49g Tenth utrcot , between Farnam
and Ilarnoy. Will , with ihoald ol ktitrdlan
spirits , obtain for any one a glance of the put
and present , and on certain conditions tn tbr fu
ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. PC i reel
satUf action murantaed.
IN HOT
DONT BE f KEl'TICAL. REASON TKACHES
AND EXrUllfcoOiS CONFIRMS THAT'fttP _
wnt's olta-r ArxirinntlS * N IhVAL-
UABl.h , FUK ANY AND ALL DISORDRhS OF
THE REMEDY STOMACH , UVER AND BOW-
FJ A 1F.ASPOOrVL ik A QLASStrHOT
WATER M' RY'-OUNINO HEHOREEATINO
IS NOT ONLY EX'REUELY BENEFICIAL ,
Bl.T A PR07ECTION AGAINST D1SEASK
WHICH N . ONE CAN AFFORD TO DISRt-
OARD. FOR SALE BY ALLDRUOOISTS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
E ° wd.sr niyer mMA ) " " ' ' ' Parity
. , . ,
itreiiiftb and whoeom !
* ne a. More economical
competition with tbe multitude o ( low Utfthafi
weight , alum or phoephaU powrfer 3oU enlr in
pnt. nOTAI * UAUMQ PowtLiA iVi | W-lt -8 . .1J4
K.w Tork ,