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RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A , CLARKE , Proprietors. Superintendent Omaha Iron Works u. P. RAILWAY . . . iTn * & ISTU STREETS & MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS | IN WATER WHEELS. ROLLERi3MILLS- Mill and Orein Elevator iachinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brand Dufour Bolting jCloth I STEAM PUMPS , STEAM , WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS 'GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS , ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. O g Ei i 1 t-3 1 O We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract foi the erection of ! Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing Flouring Mills , from Stone to the Sfd'es ' System. BSIT'Especial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur pose , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE , Omaha , Neb. AND TWO WHEEL CARTS. 131(1 ( and 1320 H&may Struct anil 40J e. IStbjatreet , 1 OTMT . A TT . A JUustMttd Catalo a furuibhod < * co upon appllcitlon [ UJU./ia.Jti , ( H. PHILLIPSJ jMerchant T ailor : ! ' I I tyf I 1 1B04 Eunam St. , Next Door to Wabaah Ticket Offloo.tC = . . AHettueitannocainlrutlaBOf hlsflnoetock o. WOOLKJfH. A epediltarjnad yiHU KUIIS A AP OVKHCOA'IS. Also n ( uti line ot llwjlntas Sultii KB and TrownerluRB. All ( ; mant to bo made In theUtcrtetvlcs end with tbe toac triinirina. CALL AND HKK ilK. PERFECTION IN .Heading and Baking lit only oitained'by using RITERIOA'K Stoves and Ranges , JITi ! WIRE mil OVER ! OOORS [ Foi f Ja by MILTONjRO&SRS & SONSj OMAHA. PAINT , ROUGEJND POWDER , How Aclors Dignisc ? Their Counte nances , AVhnt nuttcrlllos of rnslilon ilo Xot Know A Dlsconrso About the Jtctlioils of "Mnklti Uli. " "Well , my son , " said the old theatrical manager yesterday , "I hope _ you have boon profiting by my suggestions , nnd nro not cherishing any ambition to become nn actor or to write n play. " "Yes , sir , " replied tHe student of hu man nature , "Ihavo taken your words to heart. I am contented now with my lot in lifo nnd do not aspire to bo n 1'ooth or n Jofl'erson ; liny , not oven n Hartley Campbell. " ' Very well. Go on ns you have begun and a great and happy career lies before you. Generations to come will bless your name because you refrained from writing any _ plays There nro _ other things w Inch ought not to bo vrritton , oven in newspapers , but I do not propoao to give any advice ns to the government of these United States , nor of the fourth ward. Lot us stick to the theatrical profession , What can 1 toll you about to-day ? " The student humbly suggested that ho would prefer to have the manager follow the bent of his own tcnuVr fancy. ' 'Well " said ho "while , , wo nro hunting for n suggestion 1 know of atilaep whole they know ho\v to make a sethictivo con coction of spirits , milk , sugar nnd nut meg. Docs this picture please theel" "It docs. " "Then let us away. " And they awayed. And as they were .waying they passed n beautiful wo- nan dressed with n direct and evident t ijn ; of knocking out the lilies of the eld in the fast round. She wai sitting i n carriage ; n benutiful cross-eyed pug og was by her side , and n cast-Dtcol oaehman was on the box scat. The , dy's face was noticeable. It was white ven as the imago of death. On each heek was a brilliant red blotch , nnd un- lor each eye was n black ' lino. Her eye- ashes were also black'as the darkness of igypt. Her hair was of the color that undo Laura of Avignon famous , but is o\v to bo had in bottles. "Look at that woman , " remarked the manager. "Thcro is our subject. " " 1 don't understand. " "Well , sir , she is 'made up. ' That is , iho is painted nnd whitewashed nnd has osmotic on her eyes. Shu has made orsolf up with n desire to look pietty , ut the result is that she looks hideous , 'ho reason is very simple : She doson't now how to make up in day-time , 'hero nro thousands of women going round Now York every day painted nnd towdered in a way that mnkcs n clover ctrcss laugh. The trouble is this : They o not realize that a day mako-up and night should bo dif- ight mako-up altogether - 'oront. Any one can see that there is u 'ifl'eronco between gaslight and sun- ight , I suppose. Now , of courae , an .ctross who is preparing to go on the itago at night makes her face up to have certain appearance under certain con- itions. An actress' face , made up for ho stage , is n ghastly sight when exposed o the glare of the sun. She must make t very white to neutralize the eflect of bo yellow gaslight. Again , she draws n > lack line under each eye. What for ? iVhy , because the footlights which shine up from below destroy the shadow of her 'owor lashes and make the eye look Hat. ! o she makes an artificial shadow with osmotic , India ink or burnt cork. "Tho dear ladies in the front of the louse study all this through their opera glasses. They go home , and the next morning they come out in the sunlight made up. They forget that the chsrac- er of the illumination to which they are ubjocted is wholly different from that of ho stage. The light is a hundred tiuieti a brilliant as gas-lightand much whiter , .lid moro of it shines up from below.1 "But I have aeon actresses looking the amo way in daytime. " "So have I , nnd the moro fo ls tltey , 'or they ought to know bettor. I have leon others , though , who know how to nako up both by day and by night. 1 lon't want to mention any names , but ho cleverest of them all at thia art is n , Tonian who is less distinguished by her .oting . than by her writing , and less , per- nips , by either than by her ability as u i.imter. " "But , " remarked the student , "people n the stage do not always hav-o to moke ip BO us to look pretty. Sometimes they mist aaauuio appearances totally -different 'rom their proper countenance. " "Now , my dear boy , you are coming own to thofloul of the art of making up. "ew actors know this art in ito perfection , iut all must have a good knowledge of t. 1 can give you a few general ideas ibout it that may amuse you. Tliomako- up of a man who has only to look well it fury dimple. Dry powder to make the : ace white , a dab of roug-e on the cheek , a black line under the eye , and ho is fixed , ) t course when a man growa old ind is still playing youthful parts 10 must spend more -euro ov-or hit mako-up in ardor to conceal aa .well as possible the ravages of time , Now , then , we'll suppose tlmt a youiij. nan wants to appear ait a person of , say , (5. ( Almost instintiyely ho decides upon tv brunette complexion , becaueo it ia dif. icult for a young man to look older ii : : laxon hair. Ho begins by ( hxrlioiiintciiis 3iitirojcouiitcnancoif ho is fair , by meant ) f the .proper tint and 'greane paint. Then ho , puts plenty of red on his choeku carrying it well up around the corners af the eyes and well down on tlio jaw , ' 'hen , with n stick of dark griiURo paint , o deepens the linen running froiu the : ioso to the corners of the moutk , and .Ico the lines running from the corners if itho mouth downward. "Uemombcr , however , that the iiuli iduftl character of the casemugt bo con lidorftd. There nro n hundred litth .onch&a that on artist am add with grcni iifoct. I iiovoc saw a young man mort clover at this business than Mr. A , Wil kinson , formerly in the Standard Thcutri comic o > era company. Ho wan fuiU young not yet 30 but , gifted with i peculiar voice , ho could make up to Ipol any ago from 40 upwards with perfection What 1 was about to nay , however , wu that , for instance , the * oyeH may bo" liltlo to prominent for n man of 4J ( That la , they look to frouh and bright They can bo made to appear sunken by light coat of dark grease paint undc the browfi , on the lids , an also under tlio oyea , Tito in ; iority of actors use gray , but liuvo observed that brown pioduci's better and moro natural eiiVjot. Th forehead may bo too largo and white Thie can bo remedied by touching a fo light wrinkles , The black wig is the put ou , and the general appearance often improved by putting a little whil on the htir above the temples , giving tinge of gray. If the young man ti appears too youthful , ho can add HIIIO iido whijkort , which will ago him coi Bidornbly , and if they arc not enough ho can wear n full board , which usually suf fices. " "Tho way in which young inonpr men of thirty-five or forty look old strikes mo ns being moro remarkable. " "Well , I don't know that it is anymore moro didicult than the production of the effect I have just described. I cnn ex plain it to you , however. The actor whom I have before mentioned played in "Pa- tienco' the Major , nnd wns moat ndmirn- bly made up. The greater portionof the ollect the fundamental work -was pro duced with brown grease paint. 1 lo laid on his entire face a coat of it. Then ho made the color darker nil nrouiul the oyea nnd in the hollow of the cheeks. The chcok-bono was brought out with n touch of flesh-color on the prominent part. The lips were lot nlone. They nro generally icddcncd n little for n youthful nppoarnuce. The wrinkles wcio marked in the usual way , nnd the brows nnd lashes were inndo gray. "Now , M. Meziores , who ia a fine , stnl wnrt man of hardly moro than -10 yenrs , with n luxuriant head of black hair and a pair of hondsomo black eyes , ia another artist at making up. Ilo ia frequently scon ns nn old mnn , nnd his appearance , aided by his movomonta , is truly nrtistio. Ho makes up in n totally dill'eront man ner from that junt described. Ilo tnkes nil the lifo nnd color out of his fnco by n profuse distribution of white powder. Then ho brings out the portion of the cheeks running donn the aide of thonoso nnd mouth with rougo. This , with n heavy wrinkle drawn down o.ich side , makes his checks look fat and llabby. The chin is brought out with rouge nlso. The usual wrin kles of the forehead are then put in very lightly , nnd nlso the crow's feet nt the corners of the eyes. One great peculiarity of Meziores' mako-up is the wny ho treats his eyes. Instead of sinking thorn with dark paint ho whitens them. 11 is eyelashes nro made perfectly whito. Under this treatment the eyes become Hat and small. Meziores keeps them about half open , nnd this inci eases the delusion. Per the line of villainous , cunning , licentious old men which he plnya this make-up is simply perfect. It innkos him nn c lib to old man , with leer ing , treacherous eyes. " "Do you think of any other remarka ble instances of making up ? " "Oh , there are plenty of them to bo seen every day. _ Not always the best ac tors are best at it. Mr. Booth's mako-up as King Lear is nn exceedingly good one , but 1 think that Mr. Barrett's , when ho played the part nt Booth's theatre , wns much moro striking. His ctl'ect was gained , however , by the use of u wig and board made of n very fine quality of llulfy gray hair. Dear dcad-and-gono Harry Beckett's make-up as Harvey Dull' , in the 'Shaughran , ' wns line , nnd Harry Mon tague's face ns Captain Dudley Smooth , in 'Money , ' was n study. Ho wore a full beard nnd didn't look n bit like him self. It made his female nclinircr.smo.in , and they didn't like him in the part one bit , but the whole thing was artis tic. Carloton's make-up in the last not of the opera of 'Rip Van Winkle' vrns excellent , though , of course , JolTor- son's in the piny is much finer. Fred Leslie is the only innn who over mndo up the Duke in 'Olivetto' nrtistically. Marie Prescott once plnyed Mother Fadot in 'Fanchon' with Maggie Mitchell , nnd her face was a work of nrt. Character make- upsgivo the beat opportunities. Pointed , crimped and swelled noses are grunt features in this lino. They nro pro duced by gumming on pieces of pink cot ton in the oropor places. Before wo go nnd seek another concoction of milk , sugar and spirits , I want to say one thing about the making-up of minstrel men. They always hnvo big red lips ; did you ever notice that ) " The student admitted that ho hnd. /'Well , " said the manager , "did you over see a colored man with rod lips ? Nof , much ; their lips are the same color as the rest of their faces. I never could see why minstrel men did not BCCIU to know this fact. They may redden their lips for ofl'oct ; but the truth is that in making up , just as in nil other arta noth ing in good which is not true to nature. " Send Thorn Hack. BOSTON , January 8. The ateainship Illyrian , from Liverpool , brought ten emigrants shipped as seamen who present n wretched appearance. Four of them , it is said , came from the work-houao in London ; ono ioof unsound mind , .one par- inlly paralized , and uono of them able lodied. The commissioners notified the British cousul not to allow the men to and. Mnlno IJriitca , BATH , Mo. , January 8. In the llich- nond murder trial to-day 'Elizabeth Denny , wife of the murdered man , tcsti- "ed that Hopkins and Turner came tc .ho house. Turner ravished her , nnd in nswor to her cries for help h&r husband : amu to thu.zcscuo. Her husband wat met by a tull man ( Hopkins ) , wiu 'nooked down nnd kicked u number ol inies. Witness said both met : in-wished liar. A $5OO ft tent. MONTIIKAL , Jnnuary 8. Thorauditoi of the Montreal Loan and Mortgugt inmpany reports the books it regular and .ho . abaconding secretary nnd treasurer George W. Crnig , is n defaulter to ul 'east $50,000. Some of the directors ro charged with getting loans oontrarj to the charter. TOXUH IM\V and Order. AmuiNK , Tex , , January 8. Arofl jccurred in a saloon this evening , grow ng out of n recent attempt to uupproei { ambling. Pistols were freely u&od , < uro HeinphiU , a gambler , and AVnltoi 'Jolllus , deputy marshal , wore killed , ' 'rank Collins , an alderman , will die. Js'o "lliulRo" In Wlcnlliu WIOIUTA , KM. , January 8. All at tin aloons in this city , over thirty in iium ber , were closed to day by the coneortoi fiction of their koopora ; who , it ia uudoi itood , hare gone out of the busincoa fo iood. _ _ _ AWLnlo \uully Poisoned. f Tex , , January 8. ton Bird , with eight of hit family , wer taken violently ill ou New Year's nighi and there aroetrong symptoms of poisoi Yesterday Mr. Bird and two daughtoi died. T3Ju others are in a precurioi condition. Foul play is suspected. Tlio Heautlfitl ut I'mnDUun , January 8 Eight inchc of DHOW has fallen aincola.m and at noc there \voa no indication ! of ch&ngii weather. Trains are delayed in all d rcctions. FlnlHhcrH FlnlHli. PiTTMiimo , January 8. The finishe in Moorhtad & Go's , mill btruclc to-d ; against n now stool process which th claim ia harder to work thin the in formerly mod. , * * - < fTttlMHMiaiiiiiiK i A WAR OF RATES. Commissioner Picrson. Starts a Lively Romp , No Dictation From Eastern Trunk Lines , Faro From Missouri River Points Seduced , Tlie I''tin HcKltiH all AtotiK tlio lilnn To-Day , HAlIiUOAl ) mi * . NO Sriu.NiiKir.LD , Jammry 8. The lllinoin railway mid wnrchouso coniiiisMou ) guron ducisioii to-liny , holding tlmt atnto freight rales for live stock njiply to ci.r lots , \vithout respect to tlio MZQ or cnnncity of ciup. Tlio point was raised ngninat tlio Chicago , llurliimtou t Qiiinoy railroad , which claimed the right to charge more than the specified rate , owin to tlio fact that their c.trs nro from ! ! 0 to 112 foot lonij , while the usual size of cara is only 28 foot. TIM : nccKiVKitsiin * r.Nnr.n. KI.OKUK , Jammry 8. Tlio St. Joseph & Western railway was taken from the handn of the receiver to-day by order of court , the dillorencei among the stock holders having been adjusted. A WAU ov n.nr.s nr.tiUN. CiiH'.vuo , Jnnunry 8. As a result of the fniluro to teach an agreement in regard gard to payment of commissions on through jussongcr business from the sea board to Missomi river points , between Commissioner Fiorson and the Missouri river lines , war has been declared by the Chicago AT. Alton mid llock Island roads on passenger rates east bound. These roads give notice that to-morrow morn ing they will begin selling tickets from Kansas City to New York at the same rate as that made by Commissioner Pionou for other Missouri roads funn Now York to Kansas City , which is a cut of $1 on first class rates. It remains to bo scon what action will bo taken to the other Missouri river points. The con- iit'ctions of these roads west of the Mis souri river have been notified to make the same rato. How far the war will bo carried by conllcting interests remains to bo seen. Said a prominent official of one of the lines mentioned , "Wo arc prepared U > carry the war into Africa if Commis sioner PiorHon desires it. " TIII : VANnAUAVi KAUNINOS. ST. Louis , January 8. The annual of the Yandalia Kailroad company was held at Greenville , 111. , to-day. The trross earnings for the year wore § 1,700- ! )54 ) ; expenses , § 1,1100,007 ; not earnings , § . ' 194,887 ; surplus for the year , S15'J- 375. The following directors wore elect ed : Thomas D. Messier , William Thatt , J. N. McCullough , W. 11. McKoon , II. S. Dulanoy , Abraham MoNoill , A. G. Henry , Charles H. Scybt and J. S. Peers. The board elected Thomas D. Messier president , John E. Davidson treasurer , and "Williamson Plant bocro- tary. llnrttv Gets the BOSTON , January 8. Mrs. Hardy , a Spiritualist , was in 180 ! ) married to John llardy , and subsequently by mutual agreement , and by payment to llardy of tivo thousand dollars , lie procured a di vorce in Utah. Shu then married Ezra G. Perkins , and , shortly afterward dying , bequeathed half her personal property to her husband. Suit has been brought by Hardy involving the point as to wlio was her legal hunband at the time of the womtn's death , Perkins having also died leaving one hundred thousand. The supreme court decides the Utnh divorce illegal , that llardy was the legal husband of the testatrix at the time of her death , and entitled to half her per sonal estate , he not bavin ? consented in writing to her will. Hurdy was not a legatee of the will , mid E/.ra G. Perkins , it is found , is the person meant by the vord "husband. " Hardy married again several yearn ago , and is now living hero. Tlio Halt I more Council. liALTmoiui , January 8. Archbishop Gibbon , in a letter dated December 21nt , says the national council of Catholic pre lates will bo opened in the cathedral at Baltimore , November ttth , 1881. Ho will preside as apostolic prolate. The pur pose wftu first entertained of appointing Archbishop Spiocci , but the pope yielded to the 'Stroiii representations of the American .prelates iu fuvor of one of thoii own body being designated by the arch bishops. II o rpiterutos the statement that no action will bo 'taken by the Holy See in regard to Irish affairs in America , BDonouncliK ; Kdmuruln. NKW IfoiiK , January 8. The womar suffrage party's state oxccutivocommittec denounce Senator lEdmunda .proportion to disfranchise tlio women of Utah as c gross wrong to noiitpolygamista and tn polygumistH by compulsion and as i punishment without trial of those wlit believe in polygamy. Now York senators and representatives > are called upon tc resist tlieproposition. , u . Oouplo AsHftullcil. NKW KbiiK , January 8. Jani ( 0 " ( Townsend and wife , an aged couple" , o Oyster lioy , wore found unconscious , ot the Idtchuh floor , having been assuultet with a hammer and the > houan robbed Tlio lady in sister of General Winder , ol the confederate army , who had charge ol Libby prison during the war. The recovery covery of the couple IB doubtful. A negro gro has boou arrnated. Well uiuiK , Pa. , January 8. Thi accident to the Now York express on tin Philadelphia afc Heading railroad las night was duo to the breaking of a switcl frog , which derailed the train , causitij it to run on the ties and road bed nearl ; a quarter of a mile , doinpliiUuig the pile of the nngino and Binaahing the baggagi car. The passengers were upl'Ut none injured. 1 A I'rotccHvo Sr. Louis , January 8. Stops are be iiy tfclion to hold u convention in Si Louis or Chicago of all cattle range mo of Texas , Indian Territory , Kansas , Ni braalta , Wyoming nnd other tprritorio to or anizo a notional association f ( general protection of their interest ! . Tl project mooU with much/avor. Failure * Kciiortccl. NKW YORK , January 8 , Among tl failures reported to-day a/o the follov ing : Thoman Chancellor & C-o. , coiior iiterchinlB , of Kunis , Texas , linbi'iti i'W.OOO ; Ebor Button , woolen jnau focturer , of Korlh Andover , Mass , , 'ai William Sutton , of Salem , attached for § 100,000. _ _ A Fntnt Vail , DPS MOINKS , .Innuary 8 , Philip Mathis , an employe in Anltmaii iVr Schuster's browcry , fell through an open hatchway a distance of about nine foot striking on his head on a cement floor , and siijtalnincd injuries from which ho died after about an hour. lie loaves a wife and five children. A Vatnl Full. NKW YOIIK , January 8. Henry Hosoy and Charles Klopordick , workmen , wcro precipitated from a Bcatlbld this morning und fell a distance of tlfty feet into the basement of a now building on llrond- way , upon which they wcro working. Dunn was instantly killed. The other two cannot live. AVIio CaroM for < lhiiinln now ? KA.NN isCirv , Jnnunry 8. Frank James is reported seriously ill at his homo in Independence , threatened with pneumo nia. Physicians pronounce the case quite gra\ . Poor and Sick. DAINIKTT , Cal. , January 8. J. W. Dent , cousin of Mra. General Grant , sui cided at Alvoul mi no Saturday last. Poverty anil sickness were the cause. Ho leaves a wife in poor circumstances. OIV the Iron. LHMNOION , Ivy. , January 8. A train was thrown from the track on the coal road at Olive Hill , to-day. P. M. Cun ningham , superintendent , was killed , and Charles Ikchman scveioly injured. TIlO St. llOUlH I'ollCC. ST. LOUISA January 8.Tho board of police counniHsipneia have elected Major Lawrence Harrison chief of police , to till n vacancy occasioned by the dismissal of Colonel Campbell. IIIBi . All Oioril House Sold , DES Motxr.s , Iowa , January 8. The Grand opera house of this city was pur chased to-day by W. W. Moore for § 7C- OOP. THIS MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS. IiMi cSenr . Knch number the t-pwlnl pro- Korlptlon of nn eminent plomolnn. 11m tinly Slniplp , Hnfo nnd Hii ro.Medicines for the p-o | ilo LIST ratsciPit. KOS. ounrn. IUICK. 1. I'i'Tpro , I'oiiKMtlonInltirantlon" 'JS 2 , Wortm. Worm l'n\or , Worm I'ollo. . . , tja a. I'rvlnj Collc.orTd'ililnKiif InfttiitH .U.I 1. IMnrrlicnotailMroiiorAiliilts 2 % . UvuLMilnrv. OrlpiUB. lllllloii.olio , . . iO3 ( i. Cliuli-rn Jlorbn . Vomiting , 'JH 7. Cousin , Oold , llroncliltla -'ft H.urnleln , Tiiothncho , Incrnrlip 21V ft. llnmlru-licu , Met Ilouilnclicx.inlo ( ,2n lit. l ) ) > i)0iiln. ! Ullllinis Moninrli 2.1 11. Hniipri'm-il or I'ninth I IVrlod * . 2A 12. \ \ lillr , too rrofuno r rloils. . . . . . . .25 I.I. ! rcinp , CoilRll , llinicult llrcittlllnir. . . . ,2A I t. Hnll Itlirniu. 1'rj dpelii" . Kmiitlons , .25 15. HhcnnmlHrn. Unrinnntla 1'iilim 25 111 , I'rtcrninl Auur. Clillllc\cr , AgiiM .no 17 rilri , Hllnd i > r lIlcocllUB. HO III. 1'ninrrh. notitoorclminlc : Inflnrnra All 3D. WlioiniliiE Couch , violentcoiigln. . . .no 21. Ocnernl Orlilllty. I'hyslcol WeaUnc .ftO 27. KIdllOV IMirnin fll > 2S. rvprroiin llrbllltv 1IO > : iO. Urlnnry Wrnlinrim. WvttlnR the bed .nil 32. Illioniinurilio llonrt , rolulmllon. l. ) U bold liy ilriiRgl'tn. or Rant by lliu Cnio , or Bin- clo Vial , fron of clmrRO , on iccclpt of price. HDU < | forflrJIiiinphrnVH Ponlc on lliicnp Vrc. ( W * PHKPHInfso IliiiHlrMcd ( 'ntnloBiir 1'IIKK. Atlilri'm , llunitilir > N lloiiienpnttt'r ' .Mod * tclnoC'o. . 1O9 Fiillnn Hired , J\rw York. CAPITAL PEIZE , $75,0 J only S5. Shares in Propertlo Louisiana Slate Lotiery Company , " ICe Jo hcrdy ecrtijii that tee supervitc the ar rangemcnts for nlltlic AfantMyand Scmi-Awiwii Vriucingt of the Lonisami itttite Lottery ( ! m jKiny , tmii in jicrtan nuniaijc nnd control thi Druwwja thcnuclits , anil that the fame ate ton iluctatwith lumttty , fairneu , and in yixxl faitl tovxnil all ) xirtics , and ire authorize the com/mi * to me thit certificate , with fac-timilca of our \ j natures attached , in itsadivitiicmcnts. OiniKSSIONEllH. lnc/roratiil | In 1803 tor 25 jcars by the I , r tilucaiioiml and elmrltnblo iiurpoMu Nrtth a cap Itolnf $1,000,000 tuvhldi nrc cr > e fund ot o\c . added. By ui o\erwh \ lnilriK pojuUr > oto Its frandile 'on iimio iv part i ( the jirtscnt ttata constltutloi iloptctl Decombcr2d , A. V. 1870. 'ho only Lottery over voted on and on doraod by tlio people of any State. It never scales or postpone ! . Its grixud single number drawings taki dace monthly. A oplainHd opportunity to win a Fortune fint firaiKl UrawiiiR Clans A , nt New Or oaiis , 'i'ltOHclny , January 1C , 1881 ICltl MonUJy ( Irawliif ; . CAPITAL PUIXE , $7C,000. 00,000 TIckotflM T'lvoDollnru Kacli. 1'rac Unns , in Fiftlw in propurtion. LIST 01' I'W/.KS. 1 CAPITAL 1'llIZK . J7C.OO 1 do do . 25,00 1 do do . , . 10,00 ! tpiuziaor > ax . , . 12,00 C do 2000 . 10,00 10 d > 1000 . 10.00 " 0 clo MX ) . 10.0U SOU da 290 , . . . . . -0,00 ion do lee . , . ao.oc 000 ' 0 2A . 2&.OC AITUOXIklATlOX I'HIIKM. 0 Approximation prliei o ( > flt > 0 . 0,7 B du do [ 00 . 4W e do du I'M . - ' , - : B67 I'rltcH , amountlii ) ; tn . i26ft > < AlifUoitloii lot ratitodiilMxliniild bomadounl the ollloo ol the Uompiny In KuwUrluaim. Korfurtlior liilorinatlon write cleirly glvliijf Iu ktrwj. M ku I' . O. Money Order * pa > nlilu un iddrotja IUir ) trrril I ctterH tu NKW OULEANH NATIONAL DANK , New Orluuit , La. I'ottal Note * and ordinary letters hy Mall or 1' . > rc aAll u u iff 4) and Un aicl by Kxpren at ol H.A.DAUPIIIK , M. A. UAUl'IIIN , New Orli aa , IA. COT Setenth St. , Wastilnu'ton , J ) . < LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO B. Frank Moore , 127 La Salla Street , Chicago , few Uanaxcr ol Chicago Olllco , To whom apply f Information and tl-uet , 101th lluntbly Drawing , Jan 15. Tuesday. , . r Irtt C iJtal I'rlxo (76,000. Tlckijs * | 5 ; loli l'lltlmatfluJ.lL. Novlull cm " Totliot. eutferlDitfromt ! etf ct. of youthful emu cuiuiual vrtakDe , early d cay , lout mtnboudetc. , IwlllMinlyou pnrllculiroo ulniplu aud mrtaln invani of wilf cure , f rva of chart Wind your -dre ! nto * . t. tUtfUiu. JllonnlM. COSH , DEEXEL & MAUL BUCCKSSOIISTO JOIINO. JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS , at the old rtanJ , 1417 Karuam Btroet. Ordori Uileitr i'h ixllcitu < l an promptly attnidsd JAB. fl. PEABODY Jk , D. PHYSICIAN & SURGED * lUxlileao * , No. liOT JonM BL Offioi , No. UOf I ruua itiMl. Office bourn , IS m. to l"p , m. , and p , to , to & p. n.Tidtplioa * { or otttce. 9i , ItMldeo TORPID E30Wlit.S , DSSORDERED IL1VER , and rt AUARA. ! , . I rom tlicflo Donreoa url9otJir'lo fourlhaoi Ilio dlsoneca of the n > o. Tlicso tymptomaliKlicntoUiolrr Appclltr , Itouelo o acli ; , f > ilnnftor cTortlou nt lo lj' of food , I rlloVU > > spirit * , A fr ' .iiiff ft J ' % > ' < * mime iliitv < -t'.ic nrt. v ; .is ; < ttlio nrca Wri.- , CONHTIPATIO.V , find do- mandtlm so of a remedy tlmt new illrroily onlho l.lvor. AgrxMvormcillcliiQTOTT'isI l > II < t.S linvo no oanal. Tliolr notion on tlio Klilnoyo mul Skin la nlso prompt ; romovlnff ixll ImpuiHIcs through tnc80tliroo" cnv of tlio nyfilem , " tirtxluclnB rmpo Din , soiiiul illRostlon , rc-Riilnr Btoola , a clear sl < lnnnilavlRoroii3l > oly. TUTT'H 1 > II.T cnuso no nnuiorv or Rrlplntt nor Interfora with ilnlly worl : nnd nro n perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. . told evcryfflifrea5c. Olllpo.4 1 Murray 8UN.Y. CJtUT HAin OP. Wniairrnft oliangod ln Btnntly lonOtos3T lluvcic bynBlnglo np. pllcntlon of tlila DTK. Sold by DniBgUw , or Bent by cxnrosa on receipt of S1. omen , 4i JIurmv Street , New York. T'JTT'S MANUAL DP USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE. ncccwlty for . t mid oSlclont hoimchold r meillcs , UdallycronlnRmoro ImpAratUi , and ot tbciio IIOBtottor'a Stomach till ten la the chief In mlrlt and tlio most popular. IrrCRiilnrlty ot the Atoniacli nint lion ola , mnbrlal fo\crBll\cr rnmpKInt , debility , rhcunntlsm a 11 u minor ailment ? , are thoroughly conquer * cilbytlilslncompira' bio lanillrrcstnratlvo nnd medicinal rale * puard , andltlsjuet' ly regarded an the purest anil most com. jirchensho remedy or Bale by all Drugglttd and Dealers BITTERS. . VoU vnttl , rnr.1 llrip-Mlft. XHurbtft , | IV tad AnH > . knd fel dliorJrn or lh lilntlr * Ornal. A f.v drept Imrftrt tftlleloai flm t K rttM of chimi * ] ! ! . kud to ftll urantr ilrinhB Try II. t Wtr * ffniunlrTfilu. A.k TO.IF fTMrr r dnqtlit for Utkb , uuufulunj bl UK. J U. B. BllGCRT kGOMk ; . w. wurrEEiiAini , OOLB AQE Bl JiJtOAUirAY , y. f. ' CREATIENCLISH REMEDY. PHYSICAL MIVOUS ft Debllily GRJlTAt.lX > SS OF MANLY VIGOR , Spormaton- liica , etc. , when all other remo * dies ( alt A cure guaranteed. $1.DO a bottle , large bottle , lour times the quantity. 85. Bv ex. press to any adilrcb * . Bold by ullilrugBistn. ENQL1SU MEDICAL - CAL INSTITUTE , Proprietors , 716 Olive Street , St. "ouln , Mo. "I have gold Sir Astloy Cooport Vital Restorative - > r years. E cry customer speaks hlRhly of 1L I iinhcsIUtlnslycDdorso Has a remedy ot true menu " 0. F. GOODMAN , Druggist. OmihaFeh.l 1883 vlS-mie-codly VOLTAIC UHI.T , and other ELSTIBIO ELCRTItO . Wo vrlll iipnd on Thirty Uay > ' Trial , Tl ) SI1.N , YOUNO OH OLD. who nro Buffering frmiiN .a > oiR DFDILITT , LOST VITALITY , nnd thaw dlt , aiM > 9 of n VBnsnVAt. XATURK rpnulttnK rrooi Al TFIUI nml Oriitu CAI-HKR Kpretly i-cllcf and com- line n-ntnrntlon to IIKALTH , Viooit nnd MANHOOO i. | ii > ndntoucorcrIUiut tcdr < unpblet . VOLTAIC BELT lu ) IX C. WHST'H NEUVE AN : > HHAIN TIIEAT. WENT , u Bunr.intood snocilio for JlyBtonn , Uizzu POSH , CoimUBions , 1'its , Nervous Nourule"V Ilcnilnahf.Nervous Prontrntion cousca bytliojiso nt alcohol or tobacco , Wnknfulnoss , Mental Oo- prrssion , Boftoning of tlio llram resulting ia in- snuity mid Ictndinff to misery , dcrny nnd Ucatb , 1'remnturo Old AB" . Unrrcnncofl , Lasa of power in oitUur BOX , Involuntary Ixisacs nnuBpormnt. ( irrlira rnnfiod byovorwixortion of tlio pram , BOII- tiliUBo or ovor-indulBonoo. l-nch box contains ono montlt'H treatment. $ l.Wn boz.ormx boxoo for (3.UHcntby mail propnidon receipt of price. IVK OUAHANTKI : MIX noxie To euro nny caso. Witli cnoh order received by.ia tor nix boxen , iiccompunipd with $5.00 , wp will Mini tlio piirolinrtnr our written puarnnMo to ro- lundtbo money if tlio treatment does not effect ocuro. Oimrnntora ieBiiod only by U. K. OOODUAN , Agent Omalia Neb. OR , FELIX LE BRUN'S PREVENTIVE AND 0BTIE. ? OR EITHER SEX. Th remedy being Injected directly to the teat fccaee , requires no chanao ol diet or naiueoui , .nertunalor . poUonoua rnedlclnw to be taken Intern- lyVhcn -leod M a preventive by either sex , It It ImpOMlnle to contract any private disease ; but In thtr jwa ol thoee already unfortunately afflicted we guai- tnteo three buzei to cure , or we will refund the money. Price Ly mall , poatago paid , 02 per box , or thiea boxea for fc. lined by all authorized.agouti. Dr.FelixLeBrun&Co BOLKPROP1UETOI13. C. F. Goodm&n , DruggUt , [ Hole Agent , lor Omaha eb m&a wly CONSUMPTION. I t TO poiltlve reiuoJT ( or tue abore ditto , i by It * nn thouMadi of rate , of th. wont kind and of lola dlDE litro \ > ta cured. lnil ed , M itron ! tni fallS la It. lfl C7 , that I will > md TWO IIOTTL KZB , to- Cetbgr ttli uViHIAULK TltElTIBUon till. rvr. UlroKj n nav. o. addrt.j. . . VII. T , A. tLOOUW , MANHOOD RESTORED. A Tlctlm of early Imprndooc * . cauilnjr nenroul dobll. Ity , preraaturp decajr.oto. . liaTlnz tried la Tain ntr known reratdjr bit discovjre , 11 Bmple m.im. of n\t \ * sirr. which ha will undFKKK to hiiilellow.tulfenin. I Addreu. J. U. UliSVHI. UCbatbin itKev Yott' S. H. ATWOOD , Plattsmouth , - - - - Neb IKUDRROr TUOEOUQUBaU ARD IIIOII OUCH HEREFORD UD JER5E ? CAnLE ! Airp PPKOO o rauir io ewm , - tJ-touog itock Icr wli. .0orrepood ae elMUii.
