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WASHINGTON GOSSIP ,
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A Swell Ofllcial Coocerl In the Slow-
ail Castle , by tSe P'ne '
Anchor Glnli ,
Nclrnsknns ) nt tlio Caiillnl Tlic Son-
Mutters.
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WASHINUTUN , December 15. C.wtlo
Slowarl is the 11,11110 of n in.ignificu.nl Vos
idonco lioro fncing Dnpunt circle , erected
by Senator Stewart , of Missouri ; am ! tlio
largest part of this "castle" is taken tip
by n hall room , extending across the
width of the house. This has a ininaturo
stage and makes a desirable pfaco for
theatricals and concerts of a private
character. Nearly six hundred of the
leading people of the capital attended .a
concert given there Wednesday evening
by thu District of Columbia auxiliary of
the Woman's National Relief association ,
bettor known as the society of the Blue
Anchor. This association was founded
for the purpose of giving prompt aid in
time of great disasters und epidemics ,
and the proceeds of the concert which
could not have netted leas than a thous
and dollars , are for the especial pnrposu
of purchasing clothing and supplies for
the relief of shipwrecked persona rescued
by the crows of life-saving stations along
the coast. It may be said that tha
Washington society alone has supplied
thirty out of ono hundred life-saving
stations with means of succor for the
shipwrocked.
Well , thu concert was a very swell af
fair , thu first large society event since
this session of congress bcg n. There
were two alcoves utilized as "boxes"and
ono of these waa occupied by the presi
dent and general of the army. hi the
other sat Chief Justice , Airs , and Miss
\Vnito , .1 ustico and Jtlra. Miller , who is
president of the society. Mrs. .Sheridan
accompanied the general , and Miss Fro-
linghuyson and Miss Bradley sat on each
sidu of the president. Arthur is really a
handsomer man than his pictures make
him out to bo ; ho is not as heavy as the
photographs appear , and his side whis
kers not BO bushy. Ho dresses exquis
itely , and is a master of etiquette. 1 vyia
reminded of what , a lady said the opening
day of congress , "Wo have got a gentleman -
man for president. " The friendship of
thu ladies is by no means a smaller factor
n politics hero tlmu else whore ; mny it not
give Arthur , iniirectly , of course , assis
tance at Chicago ?
Thu concert prograufuio itself would
not particularly interest you in Nebras
ka , except that Miss Lida Miller , who
visited in Omaha last summer , was ono
of an octette at the pianoforte. Mrs.
luxtoiitho sopiano of the evening , has
a wonderful voice , swcot and clear. She
lives in Washington. Miss Noguwvas ,
who sang with her in ono number , is the
daughter of the Portuguese minister , a
dark-complexioned girl with lustrous
black eyes. The favorite of thu evening ,
however , was thu tpnor , Mr. King , a
member of the choir in Dr. Armitago's
church in Now York , who sang a roinan-
7.0 from "Mignon , " Buck's "Whore the
Lindens Bloom , " ' 'Robin Adair,1' and
Mattel's "Non E Vor , " there being two
encores in succession. The ladies went
wild over hi.it. He wears his hair ' 'Pom
padour , " has a largo , handsome figure ,
and seemed to bo an old hand at giving
killing glances from the stage. "Oh ,
ain't ho perfect ! " exultantly exclaimed a
mass ot blonde hair and an opera cloak
on my loft , as Mr. King came
put jor a third time. "What
in it about these tenor singers anyway
that so infatuates the women , " whispered
a solid little senator on my right , with a
tinge of jealousy in his voice.
'Iho programmes wore odd , probably
the "latest thing" in typography. The
members occupied the second and half of
the third ' page , running across the folded
sheet'and the oilier half of tlio third
contained the list of oflicors of the society -
cioty from top to bottom of the page.
At the Metropolitan club , later in the
evening , I heard a discussion on the
manner in which the names of these
lady ollicurs were printed , a much dis-
putod question in official etiquette of
Washington , as to whether wives of dig
nitaries shall wear their husband's titles ;
i. u. , Mrs. Justice Miller , Mrs. Commo
dore English , Sirs. Admiral Carter , Mrs.
icnor.il Buckwith , Mrs. Senator Win-
dom , Mrs. Commissioner Edmunds , etc.
It is an easy way to distinguish ladies ,
but seine still claim it is ailcctation and
say they prefer plain "Mrs. "
WHAT WK TALK AIIOUT.
Senator Manderson has got a rival in
the story-tolling line , so they say , in
Senator Vance , of North Carolina.
Senator Van Wyck is once more com
fortably settled in his elegant residence ,
corner of Eighteenth and Massachusetts
avenue. It is filled with beautiful arti
cles , and many choice bits in the conunie
lino.
Congressmen Valentino and Inird are
ai the National , and Mr. Valentino has
gonowest for hia family. Mr. Weaver
is at'tOt Indiana avonuo.
Governor Dawes , who was hero to attend -
tend the mooting of the national commit
tee , has gene to Now York. Ho told mo
ho was very well pleased with the selec
tion of Chicago , the nearest place to
Omaha , but that western members gun-
orally M ould have been as well sutislied
with Indianapolis or Cincinnati , or any
place west of the Allcghonics.
Mr , Oacar Ingalls , father of Mrs.
Flomon Drake , of Omaha , and Mm. Al
fred ( iannctt , of Washington , is lying
very ill at the latter's residence in this
city , having occasional days of improve
ment alternating with lulapscx. Mrs.
Ingalls is with him , and ho has thu best
medical attention.
Aaron Baldwin , of this city , has sued
the Western Union Telegraph comimny
for $5,000 damages for changing the
word "gaining" to "going , " in a dispatch
transmitted for him from Hot Springs , .
Ark. , to his wife , in Washington , worded
thus , "I am free from pain. 1 am gaining -
ing fast. Aaron , " The news that ho
was "going" fast caused hii wife to hurry
out to Hot iSjirlngo at great uxpuiiHO , fol
lowed by norvoun prootration probably
at seeing him alive , dependent does not
Huy.
Huy.Mrs , Florence H McClelland , of Oma
ha , 1ms just been granted u pension for
hur husband' ; ) services as surgeon of the
Fast regiment , First Nebraska cavalry.
Patrick 0. Hawcs is Been up at the
capitol daily. Ho is hero to collect No-
brabl.-a's claim for expenditures during
the war , and also , I believe , to push a . '
private claim of Little A Williams , who
leaned Indian lands fur thu purpujo of
coal mining , spent a largo amount of
money , after which it was decided that
government olllciah had no right to lease
land , (
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from Now York Friday , where she had
been visiting for a fook. Her mother ,
Mrs. Brown , accompanied her from Philadelphia
adolphia , and will remain with her this
\\inter at her apartments at the Portland
The sonatoHias a very elegant suite ol
rooms in this block.
In my dispatch the committee on
claims was omn'tcd accidentally from the
list of committees on which Senator
Manderson has been placed. Thu com
' mittee i on private land claims , of which
ho . is also a member , is known as ono ol
the "minority" committees , or thoao
which are selected out of courtesy to the
minority i to give democrat ! ? load
ers a few cSnirm.uisliips , Sen
ator Bayard is chairman of this commit
tee t and Senators Kdmunds and Marnier-
son are the only republicans on it. Be
fore { it came for _ consideration all ques
tions t of grants arising under treaties with
Spain and Mexico , from thu lands acquir
ed , which includes all the land , matters
in the southwest and from Iho very na
stiro of things requires that the commit
teeo bo made up of lawyers. This will
bo the first committee to report a bill this
session , one providing for the method of
settling land disputes , which will nn
doubtedly pass the senatn before Christ
mas. Among the numerous applicants
already before the committee to
have it adjudicate various claims is the
well knowu Myra Clark Raines , and the
committee have ordered that she be giv
en a special hearings bofoto them.
CI.KMKNT
CHINA NO MATCH KOU KIl.VNOK
Hear Admiral Crosby Sa > s Jlcr Navy
IH Inelllcleitt nnil HcrArmj of
Iilttle Account.
Bear Admiral Crosby , I . S , M re
cently in command of the Asiatic squa
dron , arrived in Philadelphia last week
from Yokohama. _ " ] am positive , " ho
said , "that there will bo no general war.
It is against the interests of all thu Euro
pean powurs and of the entire commer
cial world for China to wage war to-day
with a western nationTo the China
man wo are all alike all western bar
barians. As a class , the people do netlike
like foreigners , and it is dangerous for
an American or European to live among
them. "
"How about their navy ? "
"Thoy undoubtedly possess some line
vessels from English and Gorman build
ers. They number among their lloot sev
eral swift cruisers , ironclads and rams ,
and it is only now and then you BOO thu
picturesque old Chinese junk so familiar
to us in print. Their vessels are all
ollicercd and manned by Chinamen.
They are clean , well kept , neatly painted
and heavily armored , but there their
clliciency ends. They are not capable of
competing with the French on the water
under the most favorablo'circumstancos ,
and their fine ships would fall an easy
prey to the wily Frenchman. "
"Havo they plenty of soldiers ! " was
asked.
"Thoy can got any quantity of men ,
but they have no moans of equipment ,
little drill , and hardly any discipline 1
witnessed the drill of a body of cavalry
men one day at Shanghai , and I had all
1 could do to refrain from laughing. Thu
whole thing iras a purfoct farco. On
each horso'a back was a sort of feather
bed platform , on top of which was
perched the soldier carrying a bow and
irrows and a short wooden sword dang
ling at his side. They made wild
charges at an imaginary enemy , shooting
iway with their arrows at a target , but a
liandf ul of European ritlomen would have
them oil' in short order. The
Eickcd
rcccli-loading rjtlo in the hands of ono
hundred well-drilled men would bo more
than a match for a thousand of their
troops. The climate would bo more
Jeadly to the European than they would
bo. In their forts , however , I noticed
some heavy guns , probably of Ger
man manufacture. 1 found Li Hung
Chang thoroughly acquainted with the
news of the world , and ho even men
tioned American newspaper articles re
ferring to China and her policy. Wo
chatted on the American-Chinese emi
gration act , and when 1 explained to him "
that it was simply u question of bread
and butter between our workmen and
theirs , and not ono of fooling between
the American and the Chinaman , ho
scorned to fully understand the situation.
In Shanghai Li Hung Chang always , vent
out guarded by a large retinue of sol
diers. Ono day _ the foreign merchants
invited him to visit their factories. Ho
accepted the invitation , and , dispensing
with his guards , entered a European car
riage for the first time in his life.
"In the Tonquin affair , " said Admiral
Ciosby , in conclusion , "China will hold
out ai long as she can , but she must in
evitably give in to the French. "
PACIFIC COAST RULERS ,
Seine Sensational Hovclntloiifl Con.
ocrnliiK tlio MclliodH mill Kv.
JlIllllH tit HllllllllittOII ,
cl nl ,
I'liincar Piesn Spoclal. ,
SAN FiiASfisco , December Hi. When
Ooiicr.il Colton , partner of .Slnnfonl ,
lliiiitin > ; toii nnd Crocker , died , ho left
behind him a trunk full of old lottora
and iniBco'lunoous ' papers. A portion of
the letter mnde up the corrcupondonco
which i > : is3cd hetv/eon Colton and Jliint-
ington , and copien of letterH from Crock
er to Iltititiiigton. ThoflO lettorn wore
on Friday introduced in evidence in tlio
case of Mrs. Colton VH. Stanford , Crocker
ot nl. , and are Raid to bo an aBtonishing
revelation of the alleged corrupt methodx
of thu Central Pacific railroad monopoly ,
and to show up many men prominent in
fitato nnd imlion.il politics im abjcut tools
of Stanford it Co. The judge refused
Lo ( ; ivo out the immoB of the third pur-
iotm for publication , but The Chronicle
liaii printed what purports to bo copioua
oxtracta unif the immcH of puisonH imph
cated. Jluniinston'a lottord are full of
allusion : ) as to tlio neccatuty of hoodwink
ing congress by making believe that the It
.Southern 1'acilio nnd thu Contnil 1'ncifie
wore controlled by ( lilleront purHoim
The object waa to defeat Tom Scott'a
ellbrts to 'ot n land grant for thu Texan
Pncilio. The lotterH also contain revela
tions of n Buries of intri uea to obtain
control of the Union I'ucilio road. They Mil
plainly ahow that when Stanford , llunt-
infiton A C/'o , atnitcd thu Occidental and
Oriental Steamship line , it wan their pur-
lioao to break up thu I'ucilio Mail Steam-
nliii ] comimny. The fact ia aUo din-
closed thut JJuiitington , l > y mukin' ' cor-
tiiin reprcaunlntiona to ( tould , induced
him to cease interesting himaolf
in the railway j > rojcctH of Somttor
'Jones , of Kuvada , thus causing .loncn
to go to thu edgu of tlnancial ruin , and
him to Hell out part of thu ro.id built by
him. In the letterti.lonea ia alluded to
in a OOIUBO nnd justing manner , us nro
other dibtiiiguiuluHl coast politicians ,
'ongrt'samon are spoken cf us "wild
! „ < "iirtl''thinned h" i , " In c-uolet '
tcr lhmliiu lon speaks of Senator Sar-
cent's sen ice being worth these of anj
half do/o i men , and Conkliug is nlhulot
to as a friend. There is also considerable
blo m the subject of the buying of the
legislature of Arizona. Ono exlracl
roads : "Cannot you have Station ! , ( then
governor ) , call the legislature together
and grant such chaituni as wo want at a
cost of § 20,000 ? " Liter ho authorizes
the expenditure of 200,000 , if it is nec
essary , to ell'ecl the purpose. Thu let
ters show conclusively that Huntington
was thu master of thu concern , as alillu
great projects seem to have originated
with him.
AVerse 'I linn Holilior.v.
Kowixn , Mich. , December Irt. Karly
Monday morning robbers entered the
house of S , P. Creasingor , a wealthy res
ident of Maple Kapids , ehloroformedhim ,
ransacked the premises , secured about
S2f > 00 cash and a quantity of valuables ,
and then undertook to cover ut > the
tracks by setting lire to the house imiuu
diatuly below the room in which the pro
priutor lay. He recovered from thu in
llucnco of the drug in time to escape , ,
though the house was wrapped in tlniuo.i
and burned to the giomul with ita con
louts. Loss $ 'jt,000. ; Insuraneo $15 ,
000. Mr. Creasiugor recognized ono of
the robbers. Search for them h now in
progress.
Tlio liiito ConKfOHUiinin HiiHkotl.
I Mil \N.\roi.iH , December 18. The fu-
loral party with the romninsof Congress ,
nan lf ! skull , of KaiiRa < < , passed here this
afternoon on route west.
Iced rp.
WI.NONA , Minn. , December 18.- The
Mississippi river is closed hero by ico.
For You , l
Madam ,
Wioso C'oiniiloxiou Jiolrnys
some huinilialinjj imitorfee-
lion , wlioso mirror lofls you
Hint you nro Tnnncd , Sallow
and disfigured in counle-
nunce , or liavo Eruptions ,
llcdnoss , Jtouijhiioss or nu-
wlioiosoiuo tinls ol' Complex
ion , wo sny tiso llagau's Jlag-
It is u dolionto , harmless
and delightlul nrliclo , pro
ducing llio most nniural and
entrancing tints , llio artiilci-
ality of vliich no observer
can detect , and which soon
becomes permanent il * the
JIIngnoliuBnlm is judiciously
nseil.
United States Depository.
OF OMA11A
Cor. 13th and Farnam Sts.
The Oldest Banking Establishmeni
in Omaha ,
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZK BllOTHKIlS.
Organ ! xo d in 1868.
) rganizod na a National Bank In
CAPITAL . S200.00C
SUllt'IjUS AND PIIOFITS . 91BO.OOO
DIBXCTOIU ! .
HUMAN KOUNTZU , President.
JOUM A. CRiuoitroN , Vice President.
A oUDTim KOUNTU , 2d Vlco Prosldont.
A. ) , I'ornnox.
F. II. DAVII , Cwhlci.
y n. Unoatnng , AsaliUnt Caahlor.
Transacta a genera hanking hunlnosa. IMUM tlmi
lertincatca buarln nterest. Drauii drafts on San
"ranclaco and principal cities In the Unltixl State ]
Also London , Dublin , Kdinlmrnh and the prlncln *
cltloa of the continent of Kuru a.
THE MERCHANTS
03T
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Authomeil Canital , - $1 , (100.000. (
Paid-up Cai.itai . , - - 100,000.
Surplus Fund , - - - 70,000.
HANKING OITK'i : :
N. W. Cor , Farnam ana 13th St.
OKncrilS ;
'HANK Mi'iimr , President. I S M MI , llonrm , V I'res.
IKS. U.Voou , Cashier. | I.uiiini DiuiiK , A.C'anli ,
Frank Murphy , Samuel i : Ito en , Hen. II. Wood ,
Charles U. Iloinul , All. l > . .limes , I.uther Druku.
Transact a ( Icncnil Ilinkln Dullness. All who
mo any Ilinlilnx huslncsi t' ' tniiiict are linltcd to
all. No mutter turn' lanro or small tlio tiHiiinitlon ,
twill reci'hunurcurefiij attention , and wo piomlie
alua > it tonrtooiH treatment.
1'ms particular attention to liiulnuaH for parties
eslillni ; outalile tlio city , l'\ 'lianto on nil thu nrin
cipal cities of the United Ktatet.it UTJ louent rates.
AccoiinUof Hanks unit Hankers reieltvd on fator
able terms ,
Issues Certificates of Deposit hearing D per cent
nlc rent.
HiijHuii'l ' Hclli Foreign Kxchan 'e , Counit' , Clt }
and UoterniniiiitHecuritlr
MCCARTHY & BURKE ,
UNDERTAKERS !
218 HTI1 STREET , BET. FAUNAW
AND DOUGLAB
_
WKSTEKN IKON AND BRANS
108S. 1 Hli SI reel.
prvpatuJ ' " innku ' ' Mini , of hnull
Anv piuiL mailu ( or a Ktovo
JAMES MoVilY ,
Practical Horse Sheer
MakuH ji rhltvol rovlsleriaml tviiilcrlontho
hli"Hllc | ] lie ; struct livtuucn lltli uiiil lltli.
DR. EMILY PAGELSEN
Diseases of I u
JOlil DOIK.K STItKUT.
Oillotliuur * l" tn4'nr.utu7ui. ; :
Jolni D. Peabody , M. D.f
PHYSTOIA2-J & S
OmCH UOOUH , 3 mil t 10 - ' .
I'.c i
You Onimot * Buy U In the
in , , Bin-rooms.
What an absurd idea it is to send
n sick man , with an ailing stomacli ,
a torpid liver , and impoverished
Mood , to a har-ronm to swallow
some .stimulating stuff , and call it
medicine !
An enormous amount of mischief
inconstantly done by men who thus
trifle with themselves. Instead ot
hralimr their diseases , they make
them woise. Instead of paining
sitronjjth they only acquire the dis-
gmccful habit of tippling.
It is a point worth noting in con
nection with /iVo.Tw'jr Iron / > / Vvf ,
that tin's valuable medicine is not
sold in bar-rooms , and will not be.
It is not a drink. It is a remedy.
It is not made to tickle the palate of
old topers. It is made to heal dis
ease. It is not made to promote the
arood-fellowship of a lot of bibulous
fellows standing around a bar and
tsking each other , "What will you
: akc ? " It is a ttue tonic ; an iron
nedicine containing the only prepa
ration of iron which can safely and
beneficially be taken into the svstein
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
) TlckoU only S3. Khtiroi in I'nijiortinii ut
Louisiana Slate Lot cry Company ,
"IIV i/ii lirnl'ii firtn'ii tlmt in nifjirrmr Hit < ir-
nittilfliHHtfftlf ulltlir Jlviithlilitliil Krlili-Allliiinl
/ > i\iirnnii f tlif J.iiniKiiiit ktiit' Lattery Cam-
> < u'l , nnil in ; > ( ) , , in iiiiiiiiHH < tml foiilrol tlif
VMic'iiiiM tlitinstlitu , iiml Unit tin ttinif ( iiv con-
iliiflAl mtli linnet ! it , fiiitnim , mul in i/ix / / faith
ttimtnt nil imitief , iliitl Id iilif/mritr / tlir r < wiv >
to lift tin * fnIijtentt , with /iii'-mwtfM of mi
ntttintsitttarlifil , in itt ii < li < ilis < 'inciitii , ' '
Iiiiiiri ratc < l In IStHfor 2ft jeais h.v the IcuM ituro
lor riliicntion.il nnil rlmtltnhli purpnji 4-\\ltri acnp.
Itnlcf 9lMXOi ) > u-titttlilfh nrfteivo funil ol nvei
8S.Vl.OOil liu time lu-cn tuMnl.
ll.v nn overvvhi'liiilii ! ; popiliu vote Its ( r.imlil'O
vvaHintilo npirtif thu proient 1,1 at ) lonstltutlun
ail | itcil IH'iemhet Jil , / \ , 1 > . 187t > .
The only Lottery over voted on and en
dorsed by the people of any State.
U nuvur ic.le * or pontponef.
Its grand aiiu'le number drawings take
place monthly.
A < < | ilomlil ! iiijiortuiitty | to win n I'nrtunc.
I'irHt tiruuil DruwiiiR Clust A , at Now Or-
Iniius , Tiiesilny , January ! " > , 1S8I llilth
Monthly ilnuviiiR.
f'\lMfPVT "nljivi,1 Q-T.
VV I I I Ilj 1 1\ ! / . ! > , vf'UuU. ' nnn
100,000 TlckoU nt Kivo Dullnri Knclr. l-'iac-
tioiiH , in 1'iftlmii luoiinrtioii.
LIST OP i-uixns.
1 OAl'ITAl , I'lllXi : $ * 5i)00 )
1 ilo da S5.0CO
1 till llO 10,000
2 l'HI/.iS : OF i > 8XM ( 12,000
B llfl -JIKKI 10,000
ID il > nxw 10,000
' . ' 0 llo 500 10,000
.11)0 ) ilil 200 20,000
fiOO Jo 1IKI : toooo
1000 ilo 2.'i 25,000
MTKOMtmiov rni/iM ,
I ) Aiiro\liinllan | | jirlma ot 7iO ! 0,760
9 llll Jo 'iOO 4,500
n iln iln Mo -V o
lbU7 l'rl/03 , nimnintlnn to ttfl3r ! > oo
Aj'rllc.illi'1 ' ' for rntKH toduliinhnuM bu made only
nt the olllru ol thu Uonmin.v In MovvOrk-unx.
Kor further Information virlto rloiily Klvlnir lull
uiMruHi Slake I' . O. ioiu ( < y Ordurd pnjnlilu antl
nililrt'ss Itch'lntcri'il Lotton tn
NKW OllLBANS NATIONAL HANK ,
Now Oilvnim , L.v.
1'OHtal Notvn anil onlnmry luttcra liy Mall or IU.
prusi ( all gimm nf5 nnil npuanls liy Kxirt' | j at our
uiren-'O ) tn
M. A. DAUPHIN.
M. A. DAI'I'IIIN , . Now Orluarn , U
007 Ruvuntli \VaahliiKtnn , L ) . C.
CO
,
B. Frank Mcore ,
127 La Salle Street C/i'cago. .
NuvM.ui.i tT of Chicago Olllio. Tn whom nfijili fur
li form itliio nnil tlfKctji , lUllli Mmitlili
Tuesday Dec. 15.
Kirnt ( .ipllil I'rlJO $7r.iHW , 11cki.lt if : . ; 8-M III
I'll HIM ut ? l on h. hue full Htliomo ahnvo
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CREATENCLISH REMEDY.
ClifGS
(1KM1AL
i OP MANLY VIOOIl.Bpcrmnlorr
, etc. , when all other rcmo
fall. .1 cure nuarantcttl ,
; SIM n hottlo , lar o liotllu , foul
tlmiu thu quantity. $6. Uy ox
nrcMi to any nililrur.rf. Hnlil lij
nllilnlffibtH. K.NdUHIl JlKIll
OAT. INftTITUTK , IToprl.-tnre , 7IC Dllvo Htrctt , Kt.
Loul , Mo ,
"I liavo nfilJ Sir Aatloy C'ooijr'n | Vital Iloilnratiyt
oryvam. livery cimtomcr eiwntlii liljthly of It. I
unhcBltatliiKlyciiilorao It ana rumeJof trim merit
" 0. ! ' . OoouMAN , lln fM.
Oniiha I'ch , 1 1883 vlH-m&o-cnilly
BITTERS.
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uiui b.iuur4ituf tur muJ u. if * JtOMiTbU > a.
; . \vuprir.uAitH : , sots Aaiwr ,
ci jiito.inii.iY. jv > r.
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nro ptrfuetly ri > loru > | i > ' " ' 'iK-t ln-nllli unit
\ liififiMin niniiliniiil liy THE MARGTON
Ot.U8. ' 'l l "llllh dnn.'i'ini ; . TnlHlrratiuenb
iTj N < TVIIII IKtlillllyninl I'liv lcnl lluviiyu
itnlfoinily biii-i'f' ful hi'iiu o hjihi'il on pcru'cl
illiiuniinl * . lie \ \ inn ) ilhi'M iii < ' | lnid iiiidou-
limn lhoroiiutiitiwH. riAtitl 'rrvnUiu. frets
! . , N { YorK.
THE NECESSITY
FOR THE SPECIALIST ,
DR. H , WAGNER ,
. - ' l dtredanilmorosoat thin day
than any otbpr. The va t Hold nl merlin ! nclonco It
iv cr Increnolmf , anil Hi immemm brandies < vr
iiouitlit nearer anil Honor to perfection , and
in duo man < r n any longer Brian thorn al
llenco the ncrrwlty for tilt IdlnK Iho lalx * . And U li
true licjoml nil il < mbt that tll oa e , affecting the fen-
to-ill Inary organs ncod special study more thvi any-
hlnu clio , If wo would understand and know how
tent them properly.
Dll. II. WAllNKIl Ij Inlly aw-aro that there ar
many phjMclini , anil noinoncnMWo people , who will
pomlcmn him for making this tltun nl ( ll B-v ! a BM-
flalty , lint lioli hippy to know that with innst | rom -
om of redncnicnt and Intolllfrcnco amore tnl'ihtcn. '
\lowNtakcnnf thomihjoct , and that the tSiynlc-
an w ho dovotcs hlnnclt to rollov lni { the anilctcil and
imtifr them frnmvvnrra than death , linn lew a tihl-
anthrnpl t and benefactor to his raoo than tliosur-
tcon or | ihj lrhn who hy do apnllcatlon oxccli In
any other branch of hli profc lon. And fottunatoly
orhuinanlty , the day liil.nrnliii\vlien the f l o iihl-
mithrnphy that cnndemncd the victims of folly or
crime , Ilkotholopcrf under the .Jewish law , to dla
incarcd for has passed away.
A Few Eeasons
Vhy you ihouM try the celebrated Dr. II. Wignci'i
notho < li of cum :
1. "lr ) , H. Wanner Is a natural phj lclin. "
O. H. PowtiKR ,
The Grcatiat IJvlnR 1'hrcnologlst.
"Few can excel jou as a doctor. "
DR. J. SIMMI ,
The World's GrcAttut I'hysloiinomlst.
. "You are omlcrlully prnflclcnt In } our know 1
edge of illw.uw and medicines. "
DR. J. MArrnKws.
4 , "Tho aflllctcd flnd ready relief In vour prei-
cnco. " IR. J. SIMMS.
fi. "Dr. II. Waenor Is a reirulir ( traduato Irom
ilollcvuo Ho pllAl , Now York city ; hai had very ox-
eimlvo hoopltal practice , and li thorounhly posted on
all liranchm nf his Moved sclonco , especially ou
chronlcdUcoscs. "
DBS. llBowsm.i , & Kwixo.
8. "I > r. II. Wairner has Immortalized hlmielf by
ill womlcrfulillvovery nf Micclllo rcinvdlci for pri
vate and noxual dl oawi. " Virginia City Chronicle.
7. "Thimiandi of Invalids flock to sco Mm. " San
e r.inclnix ) Chronlclo.
8. "llio Doctor' * long oxporlenoo as a upcclalht
should render him very successful. " Itocky Moun-
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At ono tlmomll cuwlon of the secret \leo WM en >
.lrelya\olilud by the profimlon , ami mcdlc.il uorkio *
lUt n few3oars ajjo would hardlv mention It.
To-day the ph ) nld.ui Is of n illlTcrcnt opinion ; ho U
a are thit It U liU duty > ll irecililo though It
luiylw--to handle this matter ulthimt Klo\eaiml
Kpeak plainly ahout It : and Intelligent ivirctita and
guardians will thank him for ilolnrn ; < i.
Ihureaultiiattenillng thlsdcatructho were for *
merly not umlerntiKxl , or not proiorly ) catlinatcil ; and
10 linporlAiico belnirattichcd to n subject which hy
t tiatnro ilim not Imlto close ln\catlKatlonlt ai
willlimly Ignored.
llio hahlt Is generally contracted hy the younir
hllo attending nchool ; oliler comuxnions through
heir example , may ! nrcs | > oii l ! > lofnr U , or It may ha
acipdred thmtiKh accident. The excitement once ex-
H-'rlfiiccd , the practice lll bo repeated airaln and
itraln , until at last the hahit liecoincs flnu and com-
ilctely cii U\es the \lctlni. JlcntAl and ncrioua at
llctlons are tisuilly the primary results of sclf-nhuie.
Amoni ; the Injurious ullccu may ho mentioned lasal-
uilc , dojoctton or Irnvsclblllty of temper ami general
leblllty. The liov seeks seclusion , and rarely Joins
n the sports of his companloni. It ho be a youn
[ nan ho u 111 hollttlo fouml In cominny ulth the other
lex. and Is troubled with cxcwdlni ; and annoying
'Kishfulncsi In their presence. Lajcltlous dreams ,
mlsuliins nnd eruptions on the face , etc. , are also
prominent symptoms.
If the practice \lolcnllyperststcd In.morcseilous
lIsturhanccH Uko place. Urcat ( lalplutlon of the
heart , or epileptic comul&ms , are experienced , nnd
the sufferer may fall Into a complete state of Idiocy bo-
lore , finally , death relief es him.
To all thodocngagcil In this dangerous , practice , I
uouldsay , Ilrst of all , stop it at once ; make e\ cry
possible cllort to do so ; but if you fall , If j our ncron J
sjstciu is already ton much ehattcrcd , and consc-
nuently , jour will-power broken , take eonio nerve
tonic to aid j ou In jour effort IIaIng treed yourself
from the habit , I would further counsel jou to go
through a regular course of treatment , for it is a irieat
inlstako tosupiKioo thatanj' ono may , for seine time ,
be te\ cry so little , Rholilinwlf up to this fascinating
but dangerous excitement without sufferliiK from itt
04II consequences at some future time The numoer
of jounirmen u ho are Incapaciatcd to fill the duties
eiijnlncdhyucdlock Is alannlni'larto ! , and In most
of such cages this unfortunate condition of things can
be traced t o the practice of Belt-abuse , w hlch had been
abandoned J ours a o. Indeed , n tow months' practice
ol this habit Is BUlllilciit to Induce spermatorrhoea
Iatcroar9andlha\u many of such coses under treat.
mont at thu present day. , 11
Young Men
Who rnay bo Bufferlnjf from the effects ol youthlul
follies or Indlncretlons \ \ 111 do well to avail themselves
of this , the Kroatest boon eor laid at the altar of suf-
forlnirhumanltj- . WAONRR 111 piarantco to for
feit $ . ' > 00 for e\ cry case of seminal w eakncss or private
disease of any kind and character .which heunder *
takes to nnd falls to cure.
Middle Aged Men.
There nro "many at the ago of 30 to 60 ho are
troubled ulth too frequent evacuations of the bind.
dcr , olten accompanied by a blight umartlng or buni-
IIIK Bensatlon , and a ucakeninK u' the > stcra hi a
manner tlio pitient cannot account for. On examln *
liiK the urinary deposits a ropy peillmon twill often ba
found , aud sometimes small particles of albuir'-ii will
appear , or the color will be nf thin milklsh h'i jo'.i
claiming to a dark and torpid np. earanco. 1' j
many meny \\hodlpofthUdilllculty , Ipii'i.ji.i (
llio C.IINO , uhlch ! < the Hocond e''o of tieimniil'Uu. . . *
ness. Dr W. u 111 Kiiarantec a perfect cure In all easel
and a healthy restoration o < Ihi Keuito-urlnary or *
.
Consultation free. Thorough oxunlnatlon : and ad'
\lcc , ? 6.
All communications shoul. ] IIK addressed. Dr. Henry
Henry Wa ncr , I' . O. 2310 , Pom IT , Colorado.
The Ynunir Han's 1'iitkot Companion , by Dr. II
Wanner , Is unrth Its \ \ fix-lit In g < M to jouti meal
1'rlco ii'H > , Scut by mall to any ojl
Let Your Light Shine.
Dr.Vanor ( , ho celebrated specialist , of Demer
Colo. , 3iJ Mrlmer street , belle > es In letting thoworlcl
know what ho c-in do , ami Induing for thuu aiids of
libfelhiwmeti. Ills treatment fur lost manhood la
lire to u In him a nimo that posterity u ill bless. Ten
houuml testimonials from all iner the United States
rum IhoKulio has cured , Is proof ponltho that hodoe
lire llio worst c.vsus ol thesu disuasos. The alllicteii
roni chnuiluand Hexual dlkeasus nf every kind Mill
ml him their best friend. Head hid adtertUomentln
ill our city papersand call on him for advice , aauo
kmm juu will corroborate us In a > lnv ho Ij the auf
ferer's true friend. llocky Slounralu Keus. |
Relief to the Afflicted.
In medlclnca , as In nclence , the 8i > eclall9ta are the
m ho al an coinos to the front and nccr/mplUh
eat rcHUlw. This remark U c HJclally apjilicablo tote
to Dr. II. Wanner , ol thlsrlty. IIu utandu at the ton
of hlsprofeu'loii , and thcciirus ho performs for the
unloitunato would tieuin uonderful If not properly
vliwodlii thull htof atlcntlllo acqulrcmonta. Ho fi
enduriMid by thu mit umlnvnt ol thu medical faculty.
llUoilU'uutlil : ) l.animir Htreetuhero \\lllapeedl'
ly ilfecta cine for thu miircrin ol eltlieriwx , no mat-
.at ' how iioiLplleutcd tiuiir complaint. I'omeroy.i
Democrat.
Chronic Complaints Require
Time for a Cure.
PoraoiiRat a distance who wish tohe treated hy Dr ,
WaL'titr nei l natleil backward laiciiubu of Inability
to visit him. If they wilt w to the doctor ho vvtll
lend a Uti ol iiueHtlonn vr nablen him to send
medlcincH , counsel and to thousand * ho ha9
never even , Ho hasp In mury city , town and
itatlon In Colorado well as alluvcr the United
Ktatin. HeohUad this ud > ertUcmcnt. Dfii-
\er U'rlbuiii ) .
Shall We Reform ?
Specific remedies for all ducasesla the theory
practice at prwent of educated and exiwrleiica
ihj.lcUiiH , and In all Urye communities they hav
heir 8i claltle , to cxixl In which they direct their
ktudk'ii and practice. Dr. Wagner U a successful II-
luDtrutlon ol tliU modcrii echool of ipcclaltlca. and hi *
utiprecvdentud buccvan In thu treatment of primt
dl ja > a U us wonderful aa It U tlattcrlni ; . Prof. J ,
Blmnu. '
Them purioiu ho noeil medical relief for tlio most
dillcutu of dlMUte * vvlllfhid on acnomplUhod and uc-
coatful iihytkbu In the peraon of lr. WuKiier , No.
343 Ijrinier irtreut , ho U highly reeunimended by th
medical pruft'iulon nt hume tuid Aboard. 1'onicroy
Democrat. IllKotryand Ixnoranco must irlvo vvayto f
vjljdom. and thof ph v sicUn bcllev uj In lettluz hU
Uila blilno ( or tliu t'lory ul hU Mlavv men. I' lii5 r'
Ink thu torch ho ean lientuie tu irulda thu ueary
aud kick onu to the fountain nf health If thUartlcli
thiiuldbo liijtrumeiital &a a "TOl'.CHLIoirfwt up *
on a hill tu uulde kutforinv liununlty to3U
P. 0. box BO ,