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v 1HE DAILY BEE OMAHA , TJIUKSDAl. . JANUARY 3 , 1884. ron THE ctmR OP ALT , DISEASES OP FOlt TWENTY YKAltS Ilnmrhrry" ' Ilomro. tmlhlo Veterinary 8prclnr i rmr o frn iinl 1 * fc rmrr .Htock rirrnlrr * , M.7 Turfmen , llornri llnllrnndn. Vonl Min fnmrnnlrii , TrntV Illrroarompj n < l Mrnncrrlr * , nnd others TiandUng etoct , trlthTOrfr ie. . llninnhreja'rlrrln rv.Mntiiinl , PP. ncnt f rw liy tnixll on receipt of prior. W eenti tvrnmrlilrti ncnl free onnppllcntlon MOMlMinBYBIIOMROI'ATIIIt'MKIl.ca 109 Fulton Hired , hew York. NERVOUS DEBILITY Hoen In uo 3) yean , C U tlio mo t successful - 0 ful remedy known. Prlci JnnmrlM o powder foi DR.HORNE'S ELECTRIC BELT . .car IIM-IIM | > , | ) ) | i | > ( -n > lil , Conn * ! mllon. Kriciifl * . Calnnli 'lle , Kpllrtwr. linixilcncj UomtiAinip , rrolAp ii Vlrrl , i-tr. Only ( olintltlcKlcr triPlU'llIn Ainc rlra Hint wnil llioKlwmdt-nnil mnu nfttim throtnrlitlml ) ily.ftiiilinlHiTclinrKnllnBiilii etwit tijr tlic pMlrnt. SI OOO Would Not Buy It. DR. IlonsK I WM affllctcilltli rheumatism , nm cured by mlng a belt. To any one fillllctoj will tint dlsoxic , 1 would s.iy , buy Homo's Klcctno Belt Any ono can confer with mo by writing or c lllni at my storo,1420 Dougliu street. Oninha , Noli. WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE Opposite poitolllcc , Itooul 1 Frca zcr Hlock. AiTFor ( ale t C. P. Qooilnun'i Drug Store , 111 Fitrnam street , Omaha , Orders llllcd C. O.I ) . IU C. WEHT'S NinvK : Arm Hnvix TnnA-r vv.\t , inrunmntocd epwilio for Hjrtnrin , Dizzi ness. ConvulslonR , 1'itB , Nervous NcurnlKir IIfwlaclmNervous ProMrntloii cauhcd l y Ilio us ofnlcoliol ortolaoco. Wnkofulticin , Mr-ntal Jo tiroHiitoiilj < > rtonIiiot ( Iho Ilrain mniltlnitinin wnily and londlnB to misoiT , Away nnd ilrntl 1'romnturo Old ARO , llnrrcnncsfl , Lo 8 tit jiowo in c-itlicr BOX. Involnntnry IXWSPH imO Bpormnt orrhn.li caused byovor-oxortion of Oiobrain.EoK nb'.iso or ( iviT-indiilKonco. 1'jicli ) > ox contain ono month's trontmnnU $ l.Kn ) liox.orBixboxo for$5.00Hontbymnil iiropaldou receipt of price WE IIAKAXTJ2K NIX IJOXI'.H To euro any caso. With rnch onlor rocotvod liyti tor nix , IIOXCK. nccorapnnicd with $ "i X ) , wo wil pend Ilioimrcnasoroiir vrittflu Ruarnntoo to re fnndtlio money if the Irwittnont does not onec ncuro. flimrnntoofl ifmnodonlyby O.F. OOODMAN Sola Aenttor DR. FELIX LEBRUN'S LEBRUN'SG PBEVENTIVE AND OTOE. EITHER SEX Th remedy being Injected directly to the teat lh > scaec , require ] no change of diet or nauseou merxunal or poisonous modlelnea to bo taken Interr Ir hon -isod M a prorontlvo by elthor sex , It I mpoosiole to contract any prlv&to dlseuo ; but la th CAM of thoee already unfortunately afflicted we gua ntoo throe boxes io euro , or wa will rotund tt money. Price by null , postage paid , tl per boi , < three boxc * fet VS. ; WIUTTENaUAHANTEKa | m , 'i tonul by all authorlied-agcnti. Dr.FeliiLeBnm&Ci a T , Qoodman , DniKfftat , | 3oto Agent , for Omat 6h roiie wly 266TH EDITION , PRICE $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID. KNOW- THYSELF , , A. OIIEAT MEDIOAIj 1VORK ON MANHOOD KzJtiautted Vitality , Norvoiu and Physical Dalilllt Tronuiture Decline In MAII , Kironol Youth , and tl Tintold inlxrlei rnultlni ; from indiscretions or o cosies. Aboot foroery nun , young , inldilla-aKo nd old. It contains 120 prescriptions ( or all aou and chronic diseases each ono ol which In Invalu&bl So found by the Author , whose cxporleiico for yean 1 luch probably naer before fell to the l < of any phyrlclan. SOO pa ei , bound In bcautll French mutlln , cmbosiedcoten , full KlltiKuarantoi toboa Dnor work , In every sense , mechanical , I orary and profcgalonal , than any other work mid thlt country for (2.60 , or the money will Io refund lu every Instance. 1'rioo only 81.00 by mall , | > o I Iil. Illustrative eamiile 6 ccuU. Hand now. Oc medal awarded the author by the National Motile AimocUtlou , to the officers of which ho refers. This book should bo read li.v the young for Inttn ilon , and by the allllctcd for rcllol. It will bcne all London Lancet. There U no member of society to whom thli bo will uot bo useful , whether youth , parent , guardli Instructor or clerirvman , Aruouaut. Adilreu the Foabody Itedloal Initltute , or Dr. ' 11. Parker , No. 4 BulUnch Htroot , Doston lloss. , w may bo consulted on all ilUooses requiring tklli a oxpcrlenoo , Chrooloondobttuiatedueaietthat hn buBod the eklll of all other phys-Ugll cU a ipeclalty. Uuch treated aucceai.nCHL , fu without an tnitauco of falluro , f L4VCCI C 6Aeiw.iv iniotLr M clout Confection. Scaled I'amph Krve. Ad BanMatooMod.Co.P.O.Box2it)18tLouljl ! ) ] ST , LOUIS PAPERfAREHOUSE , Graham. Paper Go SIT and J10 North Main St , , St. Louli. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOK , NEWS , KNVELOP S , CARD I30AIID AND PRINTERS'STOC ] IgarCtrtl paid. paid.DISEASES DISEASES OP THE EYE & EAI J , T. ARMSTRONG , M. D. , Oovtllmt I Itol Parnam Street , oppotlta Paxtoo Hotel , 0 ha , Neb. ARCHITECT ! W OMAHA KATIONAI , BA UIHUINOJ J S ; H. ATWOOD , PJattsmouth N , - - - - fcnipmor TiioEouoimir.rf JKD man ORIIII HEfiEFORO UNO KEY CATTLE mm yyVaa stoat for sal .fc.Corrni > oddeBce oIcll | " meiw-l ; OSAWATOMIE BROWN. A Litter RecciYGu liy the Governor of Missouri in 1859 , Gl\liiK IiiRirnmtlon of the Where- nljouts and Doings or .John Sr. t/ouli ncputillcin. The following is a copy of an original loiter from lown in March , 1859dircctod to the governor of Missouri , notifying "his honor" of the exact whoronbouU of the famous frco soiIorCapt. John Brown. It was Bunposcd by the writer that tharc was n dcMro on the part of the author ! . tic of Missouri and Kansas to capture and bring to justice ) the disturber of the pcaco on the border of the two stntcif at that titno. The letter was directed tc the governor ( Stewart ) under cover to the St. Louis postmaster ( John llogan ] to "ovadp suspicion" as to who gave the information. To understand the importance tanco of the information convoyed by the letter it must bo recollected that Vrown'i last performance in Kansaa occurred or December 19 , 1858. An escaped n'avc reported to Brown that his family hac been sold and uroro across the border ir Missouri on the way to Texas. Browr immediately started with twenty men divided into two parties , crossed ovoi into Missouri nnd liberated the slaves whom , with six other negroes , nmkitif eleven in all , ho convoyed into Kansas In this enterprise one of the owners o the slaves was killed and great excitement mont followed. A large reward was of fcrcd for Brown's arrnst. The moro moderate orate frco statesmen disavowed all sym pathy for the net , and Brown started will his negroes and family for Iowa. Ho wa pursued by forty-two man. Ho made i stand , after providing for the safety o his family in a log house. The pursuer lied with the exception of four men , win wore taken prisoner by Brown. It is this party which is referred to ii the letter. As the event turned out , 'thi writer of the letter should have notifioc Oov Wise , of Virginia , as , in about tci months afterward , Brown's body "wa mouldering in the gravo" at _ Ohailoston in that state Brown , while in Jpwn wan preparing for his raid into Virginia In the previous May ho hold a convention tion at Chatham , Canada , the proceed ings of which wore kept secret , A provisional constitution was adopted under which Brown jms chosen com mandor-in-chief ; J. H."agy ( nlludod ti in the letter ) was named secretary o war ; Owen Brown , his son , treasurer and Richard Rcalf , the popt , who died ; f ow years ago in San Francisco , was mad secretary of ntato , The presidency o this now republic v < as temporarily con forced on Elder Monroe , a colored clor gyman. Brown's purpose , it is now be Moved , won nothing loss than to attac ] slavery inits [ oldest scats , and by aid of th liberated slaves to overturn slaver ; throughout the union. The letter , o which the above is but introductory roads as follows : * IOWA , March 4 , 1859. l'o Your Excellency , Goicrnor of Missouri : I take the liberty of addressing you t inform you of the whoroabouta of the nc toripiu John Brown , who has boon mm daring and plundering in ono'of the boi dor counties of your state. I consido it my duty aa a citizen of law und ordo to inform you of any facts relating t the case which has como under my ol sorvation , having just learned through man in whom I have the most implici confidence that the said Brown has o the 20th of February , 1859 , arrived an taken up his quarters in Cedar count } Iowa , in the part of Cedar county lyin duo east of Iowa City fifteen miles , an twonty-two miles northwest of Musci tine , and oijjht miles duo north of Lil orty , which is on the Davenport & low City railroad , Said Brown has with him five or six < his men. One of them is the Knnui correspondent of The Now York Tribune His name is Kagy. Ho is about fiv foot ton inches high , dark hair , vor heavy board and does not ahavo. H : countenance denotes guilt. They hav also eleven negroes , of which a part ai females ; also mules , horses and wagoni all of which their friends where the now are say they have stolen from tli man they murdorud , of which they boat publicly. This is { ho third winter tin they have made this point their hoai quarters and drilling their mou for bus iioas in which they have boon employe in Missouri and Kansas. Their quartei ' hero is in a quaker settlement , and froi the best information that I can got the are not so friendly now towards Brown conduct as formerly. They don't objo < to stealing negroes and running them ol but when it comes to stealing any othc property and taking men's lives , the object. This is the view of a portion < thorn , while the other porrion of thoi endorsed anything and everything tin Brown thinks best to do in a slave stati Brown and hii mou expect to remai hero until the weather becomes 11101 settled , and sell their property , whic they wish to soil , for cislu They see to feel nuito secure where they are , an will probably remain there until they ai well rested. There is property in tin neighborhood that said Brown sold la winter or spring. I could send you dp ; ositions of responsible men confirm ! ! the account I'vo ' given you , but I thin it best not to make it public , as voi nearly all our friends are republicans , o properly speaking , abolitionists. I wil if desired , give by letter , or in porso any information I can with propnotyai will spare no pains to learn ovcrytliii in regard to their movements , of will io 1 expect to bo postod. I am anxiou with many others , that thcso villai should bo brought to justice. P * If your honor should think this wortl > of notice you will ploiiso address mo , Yours truly WILLIAM KKYIM , Atalissa , Muscatine Co. , lou P. S , I thought it best , perhaps , t evade suspicion , that it would bo best enclose your ( this ) letter , directed to t postmaster at St. Louis , requesting h io forward it immediately to you. \ will plcnao withhold my name for the p sent , on account of my _ peculiar circu stances in this community , W. K. Accompanying the letter is the folio ing deposition : Rochester Cedar co lowii to the govonor of Mitsouria Sir 1 will say to you that cap Jlroi and a part of his gang ia hoar and 1 twelve nogrowoi with him and soai hon IK and muuls and is a gowing to stay hi some dayos to sell BOIUO of his stock you wish to got him sondo n force rig hear a part como hear to Rochester Iowa and a party to Chicago aa ho i > b Kowint ; their to ship thenegroweaheet I rite in a hury the mail is waiting eoi to Rochester cedar co jowa and inqu for D J. Siiinplo and you will find mo MAIICU a , 180'J D J. S.WVLV Brown soon after the above letter v written convoyed his slaves safely Canada , and in the latter part of Juno appeared at Hagorstown , Md , ( where ho represented himiolf to boa farmer named Smith from Western Now York in search of a cheap farm. A. Good Investment. Ono of our prominent business men said to us the other day : "In the spring my wife got all run down and could not oat anything ; passing your store I saw a pile of Hood's Sarsapanlla in the window , and I got a bottle. After she had taken it a week nho had a rousing anpotito , and did her everything. She took three bottles tles , and it was the best three dollars I over invested. " C. I. HOOD & Co. , Low- oil , Moss. SEALSKIN 8ACQUKS. 9 , A l''itrrlcr Declares that Homing Xlicm Is Cheaper tlmii Iluylng Them Outright -Oilier Blimitfl. Chicago Tltnts. "Is It true , " naked n reporter for The Times , of a leading furrier yesterday , "that sealskin sacqucs are routed out by the season ? " "It is truo. " replied the furrier , "too true , and it is injuring i\o fur trade. What with the mild weather and the now system of renting out sacqucs and sots , il will net surprise mo if several of us arc compelled to go into _ another branch ol trade before the opening of spring navi' gation. " "When did the fur renting business bo1 gin ? " "Well , it is difficult to say. You sot businosi of all kinds has boon undergoing a demoralizing change for sotno yean past. Merchants stoop to thiiifp nov that they would not think of doing tor years ago. Everything is conducted or the sham principle. For instance , r clothing merchant invites you into hit store and , after selling you a now suit perhaps at a small profit , ho puts a stem winding watch in your vest pocket ant charges you nothing for it. Then then are ether merchants \rho otTer the publit as an inducement to deal with them neat ly bouhd volumes of poetry or fiction Others give chinawarc ; others articles o : kitchen furniture , and I wouldn't bo sur prised if the time should como when thi average merchant will throw in Unitoc States 4 per cents or quarter spctiom of .improved farm lands with t pound of tea or 10 yards of calico. Sham why this is by all odds , the shannost ago if I may coin the word , that the work ever passed through. Go to a rocoptiot and half the dresses and jewelry worn bj the ladies is rented fur the occasion Some of our loading tailors do a big bus ! ness in the renting of full dress-suits t ( gentlemen at rates running all the wa ] from $5 to $15 a night. Married poopli who give dinners , and talk glibly nbou their French cooks , have the eatables 01 the table sent up from thcjncarcst restaurant rant , and the neatly attired waiters art hired for that occasion only at the sami eating-house. Fooplo vrho have friend : como to visit them from a distance cai rent a handsomely furnished house o flat for the time being , and made arrangements monts with a convenient livery stable ti have 'our carriage' sent around for ai afternoon's drive. The silverware on thi table is in all probability the property o a down-town pawn-broker , and the seal skin sacquo wnich the hostess wears ma ; have boon engaged for a week , a month or a season. " "What do the sealskin sacquos ron for 1" "Well , a now sacquo will bring $50 fo a season of three months. The uox year it may bring about the same rental and from that time on until until i begins to look shabby its rental is reduced ducod about $10 every year. It is finall sold for about $50. " "Do you demand a deposit of a : amount equal to the full value of th sacquo ? ' # 'No , not always When wo kiio the parties to bo respectable wo true thorn with the sacquea , providing tha they pay the rental in advance , and sig ; a contract to make good any damage which may occur to the property. " "Do you over lose thorn I "Yes ; but not often. Sometimes w lose track of them for awhile , but the usually turn up all right. " "Isn't it cheaper'in the long run t rent than to buy ? " "Yes , really it is. Ladies are apt t become tired of a sealskin sacquo aftc two seasons. They have only oxpondo $100 or so , whereas if they had bough tlio sacquo in the first place they woul have boon compelled to pay out froi $200 to § 500 , and porlmpa have gen without a sacquo altogether. By rontin a sacquo they can have a change over season , und they run no risk of havin their furs moth-oaton in the summer , would rather rent a sacquo for my wif than buy ono. " Wo I do Moycr. It Is now undisputed that AVol Do Meyer' Oatnrrli Ouro h the only treatment tlu * ill nbdolutoly euro Catarrh fresh or chronli "Very oUicacioiu , Snuil. Oould , Wootiln Water , Nob. " Ono box cured mo. Mrs. Mar Bismarck Dakota. " "It Konyon , , restore mo to the nulplt , llov. Cioo. K. lids , Cobh vlllo , N. Y. " "Ono box radically cured mi Uov.C. H.Tovlor , 140 Noble street , Brool lyn. " ' 'A perfect euro after SO yeai s sulForlni J. 1) . McDonald , 710 Broadway , N. Y. , &c &c. Tliuusatids of tentlmoulala are receive from all parts of the world. Delivered , 81X Dr. Wei Do Moyor'o Illustrated Trot rlHO , " with Btntomonts by the cured , mallo froo. D. Ii , Dewey It Co. , 183 l-'ulton strou N.Y. tin "Koiio Do in ur Tribune. Mr. Don 1'iatt who vas for many yea the editor of The Washington Capita has written the libretto of a now com opera , which ho has named "Kono. " Tl opera will probably bo heard at ono the Now York theaters before the cloi of the season. It is American in sub jo and abounds in political "hits. " The is a Senator Pilaster , who goto an uiipr priation of $2,000,000 for the Onmhog a friendly tribe of Indians that ho su poses to bo extinct. Ho then organ ! ? a party of tourists , including his daught Lucy and her Io vor , Lieutenant Staploto to go out on the plains , not in search the Onmhogs , but in search of vouches with which Pilaster expects to draw tl $2,000,000 , from the treasury. Tl Oinahogs , instead of being extinct , a on hand and in very good hralth ai spirits. They are lying in wait for ai surprise the tourists , Pilaster being o : of the most thoroughly surprised men aa the wliolo party , Keno , the ludi c chief is about to maasacro the tourisl ar when ho falls in lovu with Lucy and sto if the carnage to nnrmit of a little love uta lit ing , Senator Pilaster hates to lose 1 : o only child but ho is moro averse to losi : a his hair , and so ho porauadcs his daught > ' to aocopt the uoblo red man. Staplet 10 does not like the prospect of losing Luc re so ho slips into her tent , quickly com out gorgeously arrayed in female attii and by his winning wa\8 complete fuscinutcu the sutceptiblo-Keno. At tl point n Mormon cornea on thy seeuo pi sued by his eighty wivcs } and speedily converts Kcno toAlormonism , whereupon the Indian chief decides that ho will marry Lucy and her dispirited lover also. This complicates mattot unpleasantly , but the old darky cook , Ham , who has boon promoted to the position of cook at Keno a headquarters , saturates the supper with laudanum , which stupefies the Omahogs so that on the arrival of the American army , consisting of a brigadier- general , a colonel , a major , a captain , a corporal , and ono private , there is no resistance. Pilaster seeing that the cur lain is about to fall , makes a treaty with Keno , by which ho is to got half the ap propriation for collecting it. Lucy and Staploton , of ourao , are united , and the curtain is rung down , Mr. Bruno 0. Klein has written Bomo very pretty music , which has been privately performed with good effect by an or- choatrain Cincinnati. A great deal of the music is of a higher class of writing than usually obtain in 'comic ' operas of this class , but when there is a special do main ! for the tummy-tum-tum order of ballad the composer promptly comes down to the popular lovol. liny n. H. DouglMf & Sam' CaH ropi fur lour children ; they are harmless. tothotajto and will euro their coMi. I ) ; S. and trade lt rk on orcry drop. THE DAIRYMEN. Annual Convention of the Northwestern Association. The eighteenth annual mooting of the Northwestern Dairymen's association will bo hold in the city of Mankato , Min nesota , commencing Tuesday , February 12th , 1884 , and continuing with three sessions a day ; , closing Friday the ICth. The splendid success of the mooting of last year , which was hold at Mankato , induced the executive committee to select the same locality for the mooting of 1884 Every indication warrants the conclusion that the coming convention will provo the grandest success in the history of the association. A full array of the best dairy talent of the entire northwest will bo present. The meetings of the association have always been characterized by a largo and frco discussion of topics calculated to in struct and profit the individual dairyman and it is is especially desired that as many of this class us possible make an effort tc bo present at this mooting. Mankato is easily reached by three im portant railroads , the Chicago & North western , the Chicago , Minneapolis A Omaha , and the Chicago , Milwaukee A St. Paul. Reduced rates of faro will be accorded to all members of the association who attend the convention. Manufacturers and dealers in dairy and stock implements , are invited to bo pre sent and exhibit the same , for which purpose a convenient room will bo pro vided. Dairymen are invited to bring samples of their butter and cheese fet exhibition. The purpose is , both in the airango- mont of the programme and in the con duct of the discussions , to make of the coming convention an imstituto for studj and instruction , which no intelligent and progressive farmer can allbrd t < miss. , For further particulars address thi undersigned.W. . W. D. HOA.HD , president , Fort Atkinson , Wis. R. P. McGti.vur , Secretary , Elgin , 111. From Cleveland , Ohio , Comes a letter signed T. Walker , saying 'About six months oeo commenced tnklu Jhntlock Jlliwt JUttcn for protracted case a lumbago and general debility , and now ar plowed to state have recovered my appotlt and wonted strength. Fool better altogether. Street Car Etiquette. Uy A. IHJcr. When the conductor yells : "A littl closer , please , " pay no attention to hin unless a pretty girl is sitting next t < you. you.Never Never keep your scat and allow you mother to stand. If it is some ono else' mother it does not so much matter. Do not blame the conductor for no calling out the names of the stroots. TPI chances to one ho don't know thorn an ; hotter than you do. When a 250 pound man treads on you corn in getting in or out , do not call attention tontion to the size of your feet by mak ing a fuss about it. On rainy days wear a rubber suit o stay out of a street car unless you wan to got wet through. If you value you health steal an umbrella and walk. Do not got mad when a man smoke on the platform. Merely remark to hin in a kindly tone that considering wha atrociously bad cigars ho uses you ar very thankful that ho has had the gooi taste to use the platform instead of th inside of the car. If you think the directors of the com pany have placed the faro too high , d > not fail to mention it to the conducto on no very complimentary terms , and i ho won't listen scold the driver , Peopl are not bound to silently submit to 1111 position in this country. Do not ask a , conductor what ho think of the roignilA ; dramatic star , the no\ prima donna , the last great painting b ; Whistler , or the now series of grand sym phony concerto. It is cruel to thus re mind him of the halcyon days before th bell-punch was invented. If you are a very homely woman , anne no ono o flora you a place , borrow a bab of aomo woman already seated and hoi it. Some man getting a glimpao of th baby will immediately arise. Hand th baby back to its mother and take the seal This plan , although our own invontior is not patented , When you find yourself wedged in b < twoon two old topers who have boo drinking heavily , contrive to breathe t little as possible until a lady comes ii then jump up and oiler her your sea1 This will bo euro to give the improssio that you are a polite young man , and i the same time got you out of an unplca ant location. A Newspaper Editor. 0. M. Holcomb , of Hloomvlllo , Ohio , rid tu explain : "Had that terrible disease , c tarrli , for twenty years ; couldn't taste i moll , and hearing was foiling. YYiom < u' J- /olnV / Oil tmnl me. Tlioae are facts volunta Hy gUou ujjuliut a former prejudice of I > A ent medicine. " A. SiitfKostioii iVoiu Iliu Imi-Ism. Cliloauo Hirald. The Piujo Indians , a aorni-civilizc isis tribe dwelling among the whites of N vada , have certain lawn among ihoi : is solves which , whoa vigorously enforce * us Ahoy frequently are , are calculated 1 inspire c , certain respect for their ater justice. Ono is that a woman fours guilty of adultery shall bo stoned I death. Thia barbaric code was actual ! enforced about two yean ago near Pyn mid Lake , Nevada , to the iufmil horror of the whites , who mac Inn ellbrt to secure the minis ! mont of the murderers , but without success. Another tribal LIT partakes more of tlio character of grim homer. A modioino man who loses three iwtfents consecutively thereby gives proof of his incompetence , and must suffer death. This penalty has just been inflicted on M.v8ho-gotho Piuto chief medicine man , at Buffalo Meadows , Nevada , Four or tire bullets wore shot into him , and the curiosity of the whites was met by the that committed snide statement Ma-slio-go de by eating wild parsnip. Thcro is food for reflection in this in duce of barbaric justice which can bo igestcd with profit in the confines of ivilizntion. . Thcro is a lesson conveyed i it that our medical colleges may well onsidcr. If such n rule could bo cstab- shcd and enforced in civilized lifo , with hat care would the expensive prcacrip. .on bo written and compounded. What nxitjty would attend the feel of the ulso , and what caution would govern 10 diagnosis. No moro Latin would bo sed to befog the patient and facilitate 10 charge of $1 an ounce for sugar and rater , but the medicine man's formula otild bo written in good square English lat all might understand. There would o a rigid care that a hoadncho should ot bo mistaken for an inverted too nail , r that nux vomica should not bo admin- stored for a sere heel. There would bo ess rcadincsi to go into "consultation" t $10 a consult , lest the patient dying light lead to other disastrous results , 'hero would bo fewer men to o into the profession , fewer crambles for hospital piano , and the reat'nrmy of incompetent drug clerks vould bo decimated in a fortnight. AI- ogcthor , the Piuto system may bo said D possess great advantages us improving lie practice of medicine and perfecting ho skill and judgment of physicians. It s too much to hope that it might bo rought into universal recognition , but it crtninly has qualities which must com- nond themselves to human approval. KKSCUEI > pnoar UKATH. W111I.X1H J. Couglilln , of Somcrvillo , Mnii. , ays : In the fall of 187G , T was taken wltli i.KEDl.Vd or LUNGS followed by a severe cough. lost my appetite nnd Hosh. and wascontiiied 0 mjr bed. In 1877 I was admitted'to the Iospit.il. The doctors paid I bad a hole in ny lung as big as a half dollar. At one time 1 report went around that I was dead. 1 ; ave nj ) hope , but a friend told mo of DH. YILLIAM HALL'S BALSAM FOlt THE jUNGS. I got a bottle , when to my sur- irtso , I commenced to fool better , and to-day foci bettor than for three years past. / Another l'hyslclnn'9 Testimony. BOSTON , MASS. , May 0,1881. I know parties who have tried all kinds ol medicines for Lung Diseases , who Hay that DK. WM , HAU.'H BALHAM ronTiii ! LUNQ.H , i a 'OMPI.KTK ' SUCCKrtS. SUCCKrtS.DK. . CHAS. II. WOOD. Of the Ohio senatorial contest the St. Louie 'ost-Dispatch ( Dem. ) says : ' 'Wo don't now what the fooling is in Ohio , but if the iontost were to bo guerned by outside sentiment < mont Thurman would bo sent back to the son- , to by nn overwhelming majority. " 18 UNFAILING s AM ) INFALLIBLE Spatm , 1'alllng Sickness , Convul sions , St. Vitas Dance , Alcoholism , Opium Eating , Seminal Weakness , Im- potencr , Syphilis , Scrofula , and all Nervous and Blood Diseases. 85To Clergymen , Lawyers , Literary Men , Merchants , Hankers , Ladles and all whoso sedentary employment causes Nervous Pros tration , Irregularities of the blood , stomach , bowels or kidneys , or who require a nerve tonic , appetizer 01 Btlmulcnt/S'amarifan Jfer- irlnt is invaluable. i i y ( -Thousands fTHETGREAT I proclaim It the most SiEliSHllzrLy wonderful l"lgor- : ant that ever sustain ed a sinking system. $1.50 , at Druggists. The DR. S.A.RICHMOND MEDICAL CO. , Solo Pro- ] ortetnrs , St. Joseph , Mo. i'or testininnnm nna circulars sona stamp. Western Cornice-Works IRON AND SLATE KOOFDfO. C. SPECHT , PROP till Douglas St Otnaha , Keb. MANUFACTURER O ? Galvanized Iron Cornices /aTDonncr Window , Flnlals , Tin , Iron andjSl&t RooUng , aieclit' | patent MuUlllo Sk > light , Pnteu adjusted llatoliot Unr and llrarket Shelving. I ti bo general aifent for tlie otxnollnoof goods , Ire onclnR , Crestlugii , Balustrades , Vurandas , Iron Baa aliniK' , Window Blind * , Cellar Ouard ; aho gtnert ent tor l'oaraon& Hill atcnt lualile Blind. A regular graduate 1 HENDERSON DB , , modldna. Over nlxtee 0fl and 808 W ) amlotte St.1 yean' practice twelve I KANSAS CITV , MO. Chicago. Authorliedf by the it&te to tres ' Chronic , Nervous and Private dtaiaaei ' Asthma , Epllciwy , Rheumatism , Pllei Vlipo Worm , Urinary and Skin Dli 3Hk.9H& ? Bexnal Debility COM nf e xusl power ] itc. Cures guanuitttid or money refunded. Chtrge rw. Thousands ot casoi cured. No Injnriaua mod : cines furnished even to natlenta at a disUnte. Cor BUltation ( rco nnd confidential call or write : age an ox [ > crlenco are important. A BOOK ( or both scies- llustrated and circular ! ol other things sent leale with two 8 cent Btarapa. KHKSMUSKUM I ed od.w Lura Idne. l-atuntedO , tob lB,7B. On box No. I will on re any case In four daya or leas Ni w ill euro the most obstinate caao uo matter of ho Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougie No nauseous dotei of tilbobs , ropabla , or oil of sal daluood , thitar.uln to produce d ) | iupsla 1 dcstrylnic thdCufttlngnuf thontoniach. Prloa (1.1 Sold by all druggists , or milled on receipt ot prli rtlier particulars send for circular. Box 1 . of tl huuian body enlarged , iie > elo | > ea and utrciigthcne vto. , Is an luterestlni ; advertiieuient lonx run In 01 pa ) > er. lu replr to Inquiries wo will eay that them no evidence of humbug about thin. Onthuoontrar the rtUernareiery hUhly cndonud. Interest persona nuy got Mealed circular * U'hlntf allpartlo laru by addrcaolnKrlo MullcalCo. , . O DuOafo X V.-tToledp K\cnlni ; 11UC H Tnii llti.l : nr HIVTI.T tor | . iiniJ * ' t-Mntk.lv ft li > < i nit nl iti riiutimtt . lieriU MO mlctul. . * * iK > i IlilK liMtninivjtt , ihn on ; MlMUXH KtrLttltl lif | | , tl TIJUMTV -rpii-aUr i lhr ruli ( litluu * in. CONSUMPTION . IIUTO a | HulUvurcme < lriortlidabgT0 dlCM t flu ff ca 0s o ? tht wor fc LlaU and ot long I Und In K IIATO ttxn curftOL I nd + d , * o truoa U mr fUS lu It * clUfK/ bat I will H04 TU O UOTfLlTd KKKt , to * gvttwr witU a VALU1ULH TUK1TJ94 on tLl JUtuM , U . * . . . . . PH. T , A. BtWV'W , Id ftul Br , < tff Vorti CHARLES SH1VERICK. Furniture Have jus * received a large quantity of U new AND AM OFFERING THEM AT VERY LOW FRIGES ? ASSETOEB : ELEVATOR , 1200 , 1208 nd 12UD FarnamSt To All Floors. OMAHA. NEB. h EstabHshed in 1858. w wI 1409 and 14rll Dodge Street , OMAHA , NEB M. HSLLMAN & CO 7301 AND 1303 FARNAM STHEE1 COR. 13TH. OMAHA , NEBRASK Anheuser-Busch CELEBRATED and Bottled Beer Thia Excellent Beer speaks fcr itaelt. ORDERS FROM ANY PAKT OF THB STATE OR THE ENTIRE WEST , Promptly Shipped. ALL DUE GOODS AEE MADE TO THESTANDABD F. 80HLIEF , Solo Agent for Omaha and the West. ' Oor. 9th Street and Capitol Avenue * 9 BURLINGTON ROUTE" | ( Chicago * Burlington & Qulncy Railroad. ) j | i , i ' tr GOING EAST AND WEST. GOING NORTH AMD SOUTH. Elegant Day Coaches , Parlor Cars , with Roolin Solid Trains of Elegant Day Coaches and Pull Inc Chalra ( Seats free ) , Smoklnc Cars , with Re man Palace Sleeping Cars are nm dally to volving Chairs , inillman Palace Sleeping Cars and from St Louis , via Hnunibat , Qulncy , Keokukj the famous 0.1) . & Q. Dining Cars run dally to and Durllncton , Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea to St [ rom Chicago & Kansas City , Chicago & Council Paul and AlluneapoUs ; ParlorCarswith llixlmu. BIutTj , Chicago & Dos Moines. Chicago , SU Jo Chairs to . and from So. Louis and Peoriaacdt' . seph , Atclilion & Topeka. Only through line between - and from. Bt Louis anti Ottamwa. Only oc I tween Chicago , Lincoln & Denver. Through cars change of cars between St , Louis and C : between Indianapolis & Council Illufts via I'ooria , Moines. Iowa , Lincoln , Nebraska , anil Denvc : . All connections made In Union Depots. It Is Colorado. known as the great TimOUQII CAR LINE. It is universally admit d toe the * Flnnst Equipped Railroad In the World for all Clmsos of Travel. . T. J. POrrEK.3d Vloo-Pres'tandflcn'lManaaer. PKKCKVAI , LQVEI > t > . len.P s. Ac's. Obica * -OF ALARM CLOCKS ! JAt the Wholesale and Retail Jewelry Store of EDHOLM&ERIGKSON Holiday Goods in in great abundance and an Elegant line of Ladies and Geiita' Gold Wiitehu.s and beautiful stock of Solid Silver "Ware , Diamonds , Jewelry nud Spectacles. We would call special atteutioa to the best und niont ' . RELIABLE RAILROAD WATCH Ever placed on tiie Market , iniinely , the celebrated Quick Train , Coluin bus , Ohio , Watch. It is superior to all others.- . Wo have tlie Agency ior thu above renowned ljiano , which is second to none. Also the Lindeiiiiui & Son's Pianos , and have also the famous Hardmim Piano on sale , We also carry full lines of best Organs and Sheet Music. We. warrant oui goods the best in the market. An iuspw. tiou will convince the most skeptical. OUR TWO STORES Are located OH Lplow ; Jewelry Store. Corner 15th and Dodge , opposite I'ostollice. Piano Warerooinand Music Parlor , Crounso's Block , KHh street , near Capitol Avenue. Please call nnd inspect our goods at both of our stores. Pianos and. Organs sold on monthly payments. EDHOLM & EEICESON , THE JEWELERS South-east Cpna-r Dodge , and 1(5 ( Ih , near Capito 1 Avenue , Omaha ,
