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THED , BEE'-MONDAY , JANUARY , 1884.
THE LEARNED
313 LARIMER STREET.
Why you should try the celebrated Dr. II.
methods of curn :
I. "Dr. II. Wagi'or ' la a natural phj slchn. "
O. S. FowtuR ,
The Greatest LMng Phrenologist.
"Few can oxco j ou as a doctor. "
DR. J. SIMMB ,
The World's Greatest Physiognomist.
. "You are wonderfully proQclcut In jour know )
cdgo ot dlsc'xso and ruouldnos. "
DR. J. JtATTiinws.
4. "Tho afflicted find ready relief In jour pres
ence. " DR. J. Siuus.
K. "Dr. II. Wagner Is a regular graduate from
Rellcvuo Hospital , Now York cltj ; has had \ cry ox-
tcnsho hospital practice , and Is thoroughly posted on
all hranchca of his bolo\od eclonro , cs | > eclally on
chtoulo diseases. "
UlU. BROWNBtt , & KWINQ.
6. "Dr. H. Wagner has Immortalized himself bv
hlswoiidcrfulillsco > ery of speclflo remedies for prl
Mite and sexual diseases. " \ Irglula City Chronicle.
7. "Thousands of tnxallds "
Hock to sea him. San
Frinclsco Chronicle.
8. "Tlio Doctor's long oxporlenco is a specialist
should render him \cry successful. " Hock }
tain News.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken ,
At ono time n discussion of the secret vice w.ia en
tirely a oidcil by the profession , and modlcalworks
but a fowjcare ago would hardly mention it.
To day the phjnld.in ia of a different opinion ; ho h
aware that it Is hia ilutj vllragrceablo though II
inaybo to handle this unttcr without glo\eaand
cpoak plainly about It ; and Intelligent parents and
guirdlatis will thank htm for doing so.
The results attending this dcstructh o vice w cro or *
merly not understood , or not properly estimated ; and
no Importance being attached ton subject which by
Its nature does not imlto close Investigation , it was
willingly Ignored.
Tlio habit is generally contracted by the young
whllo attending school ; older comiianions throucu
their example , maj bi resiHMislblo for it , or it may bo
acquired through accident. Tlio excitement once ex
perlenccd , the practlco will bo repeated again and
again , until at last the habit becomes firm and com
plctely cnsHxcs the victim. Mental and nervous at
llictlons are usuilly the primary results of self abuse
Among the Injurious effects may be mentioned lassi
tude , dejection or irrasciliillty of temper and general
debility. The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely Joins
In the sports of hia companions. If ho bo a joung
man ho will bo little found In company with the other
ECX , and Is troubled with exceeding and annojlng
bashtulncss In their presence. Laschlous dreams ,
emissions and eruptions on the face , etc. , ore also
prominent sj mptoms.
If the practlco Is violently persisted In , more serious
disturbances take place. Great palpitation of the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall Into a complete state of Idiocy before
fore , finally , death rellci cs him.
To all those engaged In this dangerous , practlco , I
MouldB. % ) , first ot all , stop It at oncemako e\crj
possible effort to do so ; but if J ou fall , If j our nen out
8 } stem Is already too much shattered , and cause
quentlj , jour will power broken , take some nerve
mistake to suppos" that any one maj , for some time ,
bo t everj solftt'e gUohlmself up to this fascinating
but dangerous cxUteiucnt without suffering from it !
oII con sequences at some future time. The number
of joungmcn who are Incapaciatcd to fill the duties
enjoined by w cdlock Is alarmingly large , and In most
of such cases this unfortunate condition of things can
be traced to the practice of self abuse , w hich had been
abandoned j ears ago. Indeed , a few months' practice
of this habit is sufllcicnt to induce spcrmatorrho3ai |
later J earsand I haa many of such coses under treat
mentat the present da > . . .Clt
Young Men
Who may bo Buffering from the effects of j outhtul
follies or Indiscretions u 111 do well to a\ all themseh et
of this , the greatest boon over laid at the altar of suf
crlng humanltj. DR. WAONKR will truarantto to for
eit $600 for et cry case of seminal n cakncss or prhate
disease of any kind and character which bounder-
takes to and falls to euro.
Middle Aged Men.
Thcro are many at the ago of SO to 80 who ore
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad
der , often accompanied by a slight smarting or burn
Ing sensation , and a weakening of the sjstcin In >
manner the patient cannot account for. On ciamln.
Irg the urinary deposits a ropy sediment w Ul often be
found , and Romctimea smill particles of albumen will
appear , or the color will bo of thin mllklsh hue , again
dunging to a dark and torpid appearance. There are
man } , many men whodirof thisdlincultylgnorant of
the cause , which Is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. Dr W. will guarantee a perfect cure In all case *
and a healthy restoration ot Uio genitourinary or
Bans-
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
\lce , ; s.
All communications should bo addressed , Dr. Hear ;
Henry Wagner , P. 0. 2383. Denver , Colorado.
The Young Man's Pocket Companion , by Dr. H
Wagner , Is worth Its weight In gold tojoung men
Price gl,2S. Sent by mall to any address.
A FEIEND TO ALL.
Ono "Who is 'Needed nnd Nobly Fills his
Place.
Domcrtsmoro fortunUo than she knows In the
pouosslon of tlio talcn'a ' and energies of a man who
has given his time and thought not merely to the
perfection of his skill as a practitioner of his pro
fession of medicine , but to the btudv of those pro
found things of science iiud uaturu which tend totho
more complete understanding of the problem of life
and of the laws ot nature and the means of gaining
the greatest practical good * to mankind from the In
foraatlon thus acquired In the abstract * Such a
man Is Or. II. Wagner , who Is located at 343 Larimer
street Dr. VVftgncr devoted iruiiy jeara to thoao-
< i ntltlon of tlw knowledge uocccBsary to hia profcs
slon In a number of the leadluK medical uchools of
the most eminent and profound teachers , such
names as llr. Qrouj and Dr. I'anooast appearing
among his preceptora Nordl Ills studies end hero.
They continued in the field of the practicing famllj
phUIcian and in the experiences of a man "I exten.
she travel. Holia\sited ( oerj ecctlonof the Uni
ted States pa ) Ing studious attention to the different
characteristics of the t iulou [ ortions of the country ,
particuhrlj with negard to their effect , climatic and
otherwise ) upon Health and the drffe'ent forms of dls
eases. With tbo combined ( Hits CM of close study , rx
tensive oWnatlun anil almost unlimited practlco ,
Dr Wagnercauio to Denver thrco jeara agoequlp.
I < cd as law hiue tno right to claim to battle the fee
of mankind , the dre.Ued enemj , dlwafe. In order to
render the greatest Rood to society , Dr. rVagner decl
ded to lay asldo thu general branched of practlco and
bring all hss r po knowledge and i ner to bear up
on the fee which anong the army of Ins'rtloua
death agents Is the neatest III" wtdo ex.eflenco |
had taught him whik capons toui and which to
dltcnrd , and alter CHiiiIio | > liit , ' himself a hia trained
JuilgmcntHB80 well ar > lo to aihlso him ho com
menced boldly and LonlUently hta attack. In esti
mating the results and BUCCCS8 achieved , It U only
tiereasary toknow the ilocic rs * p-wltlonand ttandlng
tn-ilnj , WbJIo Incatcil In this rlt > , hU ptnctk u ia by
no means confined to its limit ! nor thU section of
country , mjcorrespomlu.co ami express books tes
tify In black uid uhlioto his itosresa on of a field uf
puctlcu bounded only by the lines which b und the
0 ngth and breauth of the tountrv , and which hai
1 auol him wbuo.a man of his skill and Intellectual
attainments U < wenes to ro , and shoeld tob ouabtii
him to reach the hlghcit iphero of ueefulneM to suf
ferlng humanity the piano of flnanelal tixlepcn
ilence. Dr. Vi'tuncT hia contributed of his protperl
tytothesubsUntlxl linprom nt of Denter in the
tre tlon of a line Uock on Lariroer street , opposite
Ms presmt olllc' , No. 311. It will ha ready for occu
jiancy In a low weeks , and ii an ovldenco that the
doctor I to bo numbered among tlio pcrnranentar U
colld cltlzeni of the iuetro | > ells of elio pliln ! ) [ Den
ser Tribune.
DR , H. WAGNER & CO. ,
343 larimer St. Address Bos 2389 ,
DENVER , COL. }
You Cannot' J > uy It In the
18 > Bav-rooins.
What an absurd idea it is to send
: i sick man , with nn ailing stomach ,
a torpid liver , and impoverished
blood , to a bar-room to swallow
some stimulating stuff , and call it
medicine I
An enormous amount of mischief
is constantly done by men who tints
trifle with themselves. Instead ol
healing their diseases , they make
them worse. Instead of gaining
strength they only acquire the dis
graceful habit of tippling.
It is a point worth noting in con
nection with Brown's ' Iron Bilfcrs ,
that this valuable medicine is not
Bold in bar-rooms , and will not be.
It is not a drink. It is a remedy.
Ibis not made to tickle the palate of
old topers. It is made to heal dis
ease. It is not made to promote the
good-fellowship of a lot of bibulous
fellows standing around a bar and
asking each other , "What will you
take ? " It is a true tonic ; aniron ,
medicine containing the only prepa
ration of iron which can safely and
oencficially betaken into the system
James Medical Institute
Chartered by thcStateofllll-
nols Tor the express purpose
of glvlnc Immediate rellelln
nil chronic , urinary and pri
vate diseases Qonorrhoca ,
QlcetandSyphillsinall their
complicated forms , also all
diseases of the. Skin and
Blood promptly rellcvedand
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{ ii xriic > 'hn < nti ( i. The appropriate remedy
mat once used In each case. Consultations , per
sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med.
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THE IOWA SOLONS.
Tic Personol anfl Promise of the
Legislature ,
iTmlKO jroCrnry'H Mlslnko The Slnto
rnir A I/cml Mlno.
Special Cotrostxndoiico of THE BKK.
Dis : MOINEH , January 10. Since the
inaugural on Thursday the city has boon
decidedly quiet and everybody was vrora
out. The crowd on Thursday evening
(
at the governor's reception has no\or
joon equalled by any thing in this part
of the country , and in the terrible jam
looplo were turned nnd twisted until
completely exhausted nnd they seem very
nuch inclined to romiiti quiot. The re
ception VIRS really the greatest feature of
, ho day , as the largo stnto house waa
hewn open to admit everybody and it
scorned as though everybody was thcro.
tt was given na much to show the build-
, ng and its magnirtcont fittings as to show
the governor and his party. People
seemed so to understand it , for as
soon na the house was lighted
and the doors thrown open , the
; hrong began to fill every room in thereat
; roat structure nnd on until 11 o'clock a
icrfcct strcnm of humanity surged , niul
jolted against cnch other , going nnd
wining. JsTo ono cared to remain moio
Jinn an hour or two and so for that rel-
BOH the all cams of people poured in anl |
out. Not ono person jn live found tl u
jovornor or any of his party. In fa the t
; ho paity wcro not in the building unt 1
about nine o'clock. The governor \\M
completely oxhauscd from the oxertio i
during the inaugural ceremonies in tli )
xftornoon. It was funny to see the statu
officers around inquiring for the govoi-
lor. They -naro as much n the dart
concerning him us any one. The lianpjj
reporters were the only ones who illicit
10 waa holding his reception at the toi
: nblo away from the crowd , up to the
lour named.
The only item of real news which
las come to the surface since thoinaugur.il
jxcitoment presented itself this morning
n the way of a silver or Iqfid mine
sensation. It gives promise of n genuine
sensation , too. Hon. Wesley Redhead ,
mo of our oldest and wealthiest citi/ons ,
ms boon for some time sinking an arto-
lion well. Yesterday nftnrnoon , when
! 30 foot below the surface , ho struck n
liroo-foot vein of ore , which , to inox-
lerionced oyoa , has very much the ap-
) caranco of silver. It is certainly either
, hat or load ore ; and in cither event , if
.ho vein proves extensive , it is a great
ind. Ono gentleman , who has some ox-
> oricnco , also claims that there nro
streaks of gold running through the1
noccs brought up by the drill. It is
ikoly to create considerable excitement.
Mr. Redhead is very sanguine of a great
ind , and is as excited over the matter as
.hough . sure of it. It certainly is very
> romising.
The legislative mill is fairly opened ,
and the hoppers will soon begin to groan
inder the crowd of billsbehiK poured into
; hom. The avpraRO member from the
rural districts , if it bo his first appear
ance , considers it the solo object of his
mission to got in the greatest possible
number of bills in the leastposstblotime.
To nobody do the affairs of state need
regulating so much as to the new mem
ber. The older ho gota in the service
the less ho thinks so. It is a
Fact that the longer a member
serves in either liousn the fewer bills
lie presents , and the more ho becomes
convinced there is too much legislation.
Senator Larraboo , of Fayotte , has served
the most continuously of any person in
the legislature , and ho is the author of
the least number of bills , yet ho is the
hardest working member. Ho is always
at the head of the ways and means com
mittee , and other committees which de-
uand labor and the exorcise of sound
iudgmenfc and wise consideration.
There is enough for the legislature
, o do which ought to bo done , but
which will not bo done , because
the time of the session will bo
wasted on useless , unncedcd nnd vision-
are measures , forced upon it by imprac
ticable and inexperienced members. A
three-days observation of the make-up
of the body discloses a different element
from that of the last session. The senate -
ate is stronger in intellectuality and
statesmanship. The house is a medley.
The professions nnd trade are more num
erously distributed. The representations
as follows :
SENATE.
Lawyers 151 Underwriter. , . . . , 1
[ farmers 11 Grain dealer 1
Merchants 5 Unknown 1
[ Jankers 5
Physicians 1 Total 50
Druggists 1
JIOTJSK.
Former * 30 Lumber donlor. . . . 1
Uwjora 23 Miller 1
UankerH ( i Streotrnllro'dBiip't 1
Merchants fi 1'urnlturo cloulei. . 1
L'hyBlclans . . . . . . . 1 Tondior 1
Druggist ) 3 Com'rclal triuclei. 1
Heul estate dealorB 3 Kotirccl 1
Editors 1 Uulliler 1
Slergyrneu 1 Manufacturer 1
Hotol-kooper 1 1'ostmastor 1
Uraln dealer 1
Sheriff 1 Total 100
County treasurer * 1
There is but ono preacher in the whole
lot. The senate will have to go without
prayer , unless the city divines como to
their help. There is n lamentable lack
of editors. That there will bo no ex
travagant legislation is quito evident from
the political complexion. The republi
cans Imio but two majority in the house ,
or only ono mor-o than in required to lines
u bill. The caucuses hold thus far sltow
that the greonbackora mil not afliliato
with the < lemoornta. But ono of them
Attended the democratic emeus to nom
inate a caudidatcfor speaker , though inoro
than 100 leading domorrata weru hero ,
and labored diligently and plied
nil sorts of schemes to catch
them. The democrats offered to let
them immo the candidate and
they would support liim , expecting to got
aomo republican named who would draw
away enough to defeat the regular repub
lican candidate. All ihoir schemes utterly -
ly failed. When the republican caucus
was hold to nominate the speaker 52 re
publicans answered tlw roll call , ovorv
ono bring there. When the senatorial
caucus was held 30 sonatora and 52 rep
resentatives were on hand , comprising
the entire Hit , and voting solid every
time , which waa decidedly discounting
to the opposition. The unanimous re-
nomination of Senator Allison is a signal
rebuke to those who , during the cam
paign , sought to defame his charactorand
joou name.
THE HKXT BTATK FAIIl
will bq hold atDos Moines , bet , 0
Friday , August 21) ) , and continuing ono
week. It was decided by the society to
secure permanent grounds , The time
has como when the question of location
permanently must bo settled , nnd the
capital presents the strongest induce
ments possible to sccuro it. No other
city in the atnto can compote with it ,
Hut doubtless there will bo several competitors -
potitors forjit , when the time cornea to
fix the location.
The directors of the society hnvo revised -
vised the premium list , nud added now
classes to keep pace with the proL'rots
made. The priio of $800 to the best herd
is continued nnd open to nil breeds. Two
clixwos of cattle hnvo been nddcd Rod
Polled Angus nnd Galloways. And hero
it is portioont to say the Galloways nro
increasing rapidly in this stnto. A now
premium has boon added for the boat fix o
lal calves. A class is nddod for sheep of
the Downs variety. In the fine art de
partments the professionals will this vow
bo separated from the nmntours , which
will prevent n vast nmount of grumbling
heretofore indulged in. It is the inten
tion of _ the directors this year to secure
the services of experts from abroad as
judges hi cattle , horses , swine nnd sheep
departments ,
_ The wool-growers , nt their conven
tion , were not capoc'nlly jubilant over
their prospects. They nil declare that
ihoop-raising was profitable in Iowa , if
it were not for dogs nnd wolves. Howe
: o got rid of the dots ; wns the question.
Then , too , the tarill'wns against thorn.
After a full discussion it decided to mnko
m oll'ort to secure legislation for the pro
motion of shcop , and to nak congress to
restore the tarill'of 1870 onool. .
Jtiixu : M'CHAUY'S MISTAKI : .
Said an eminently practical mnn , n
lorsonnl friend of Judge McCrary , to
four correspondent :
I think the judge , in resigning , has
undo the great mistake of hia life. If
salary was the motive for it , ho will save
u > more nt the end of n year , with his
salary of ? 10,000 n year , limn with his
? G,000 ns judge. On the bench ho uas
n the line of promotion. If ho has any
> olitical nspirntiuns , nnd ho doubtless
ns , ho has cut oil' nil chancp of prpfor-
nont , as ho has put himself in opposition
to , or beyond nnd antagonistic to , the
mblic Bontimcnt nnd sympathy ; for n
railroad attorney \ \ ould hardly bo select
ed nowadays for an oflico by the pooplo.
lo lias made n mistake.
A PcTaiiltlnj * Treasurer.
The State Leader's MuEcatino special
says : It is learned from excellent , oven
) ositi\e , authority , that General Banks ,
.ho republican treasurer of Muscatino
county , was n defaulter to the extent of
about 5,000 when it came to turning
over his ofiico to his democratic successor
.ho other day. An ellbrt is being made
, o keep the matter quiet , and the Mus
catino papers have not ypt referred to it
at all , but it will bo out in n few dnys.
Banks had n mortgage on his home , it
scorns , and the understanding is that ho
took the money to lift it , hoping to bo
re-elected last fall , and thus never have
lis rnaltoasanco como to light , but the
land of fate interfered and ho was do-
'eatod. ' It seems , when ho saw that di > -
covcry was certain , ho called his bondsmen - .
men together , nnd it was agreed that.
; hey would , make the matter good to
, ho county. Banks turning ovpr to
the bondsmen everything ho had in the
world , including all hia household furni
ture and personal effects. It was agreed
at that mooting that the matter was to bo
kept quiet , and but for the garulousnoss
of ono of the bondsmen it doubtless
would have boon. But it has gradually
leaked put , and id now known to many
in this city. It leaves General
Banks in bad shape and to bo
pitied. Ho has many friends and
IP a genial gentleman. It is said that ho
tiad engaged to go into the employ of a
largo lumber firm of this city as book
keeper , but on the evening of the day
that hia malfeasance became known a
note was sent him , saying his con-ices
would not to wanted.
This is nil that can bn learned of the
afiair , but it may bo relied upon. It is
is said ho is also defaulter in the funds
of the lown National guard.
IOWA NEWS.
The list of pensioners in Wright county
lumbers 03.
The convicts in the Fort Madison peni-
.ontiary number 404.
The debt of Jackson county Jnnuaryl ,
1884 , wns upward of § 75,000.
Pattorsonvillo's building improvements
for 1883 give the handaomo total of $ C8-
050. ,
Burlington is investigating the fcasibi-
ity of cleaning the streets with horse
streot-sweopers.
Fish are being taken from the Sioux nt
Akron by the wagon load by means of
spears nnd grab-hooks ,
The fruit prospect in the southeastern
part of the state is pronounced not in
jured to any considerable extent.
The proaiptneas of Bubuquo firemen
saved that city from n destructive cpnllu-
gration on the morning of the 14th inst
Lyons is considering the advisability of
having the Randall house rearranged oad
converted into a stnto normal school.
bogus checkman was in Ottumwa
last week and played luu gamu success
fully on two merchants , ns ho had previously -
viously done on business men in Burling
ton , Codnr Rapids and fowa City. Ono
purchase in Ottumwn was that of n $10
coflln for the burial of his child , getting
$8 on n forged chock of8. .
On the night of the 10th inst. John
Wnhlstrom , of Marathon , lost his house
by firo. Mr. W. was &wakened by fae
near his bed , and only had time to escape
vuth his family from the building before
it waa all nbk/.o with firo. Mr. W. nnd
family were obliged to take rcfugo nt n
neighbor's forty rods uway , nnd w nt in
their night garments , tlio thermometer
being below noro. Mm. W. froro her
foot quito severely. Notliing was eavod
from the house not insured. Mr. W. was
in the employ oT the railroad , and this ,
his third nro , left him in deaolato circum-
Hlanccs. A benevolent subscription was
voluntarily jivou , amounting to yor
$100 , bcBulc n largo amount of clothing
and bedding , and a novr house will bo
erected immediately. .
Telephoning Over the fioa ,
Now York Tlmrn.
Experiment * were rnado last night on
the largo wire of the Postal Telegraph
company between Now York and Mead-
ville , ! ' < > > a distance of DO'J milca , with n
telephone devised by Prof. Webster Gillett -
lott , of Ynsilanti , Mich. Owing to the
storm and atmospheric conditions the
mairnoto boll was kept jingling by the
induction alone , but there was little dilli-
culty in carrying on a conversation.
What Prof. Gillctt calls a ton point instrument -
strument waa used , Each point , Prof.
Gillett aays , is like adding another tale-
phone in power , The feature of the re
ceiver attached to the telephone is the
increased magnetic surface prcBcntcil to
the diaphragm , Chicago , nt n distance
of 1,010 , miles , including n onblo contain *
ing twenty-two wires , has boon reached
satisfactorily with the ton point instru
ment. The plan is to construct nn in
strument that will open communication
by cable Across the oconn na well ns cov
ering long land dlstni.cci. A20-point
instrumcntis being made for the purpose
of ascertaining the distance it will reach ,
Prof. Oillolt said last night that the
French cable w as 2 , WO miles long from
end to end , nnd the resistance wns 2.8 ! )
ohms. The resistance of the \v ire used
Inst night was 1J olimi , but ns sntisfnc-
tory itMtilts hnd boon obtained from the
smaller copper wire , the resistance of
which was ( ! ohms , "Wo fool confident
that bcf > TO wo got throuqh wo are going
to nay 'Hollo ! ' and a good deal more , too ,
to the people on the other side , " Raid
Prol lUllott. "What wo are aiming nt
is communication at long distances , "
Horrors of Mineral I'olHonlntf.
I \\i\s suflerlnp with lllootl 1'olfon , and treat-
cd no\ oral inotitlH with Murcurynnd 1'otiwh ,
only to mnko moorso , The 1'otiuh took
nwnr my appetite and ga\u moiljBpopsIn , nnd
both KIO mo rhoumntlani , I then took Snr-
RApnrillnK , etc. All tlicsu SarsaimrllU mix-
tttroi Imo 1'oUsh In them. This made mo
etlll wono , n.i It droxn tlio potion further Into
my oyntoin. A friend inthtod I nlioulil Uko
SnIft'H Specific , nnil it cured mo sound nnd
uoll of Uio lllood 1'oison , tlro\o the Murcury
iiml 1'ofuth out of my system , and to-day 1
am as well ns I nor wns.
Gio. O. WHLLMAN , Jii. , H.ilom , Mann.
Mlcrcury Ina prcnturcil more nilncry niut i
crlpplm tlnnvnr , postllenco niul fitinlno dimblrioJ.
It jou ln\c nnbloml ilhoihos or Kkln liuinor.lt Is
jour ilutj to jMiiscIl niul ) Hi tcrlv ( to tnko tlio
only \KUftblo ciuo. which liSnllt'a Spicino ,
14OU LADIES.
1 hnxobocnsng \ for n month or two In ni ) liomc-
hold , S llt'iiSpccltloS ( 8 Hlthojjrtfttor portion of
of It ImuiiK Uun cor.Biiinoil dj the Icmnlo | < ortlon of
inj f null ) , niul \ \ Itli t-o ImpiJut rt > iilU > . It adcil
llko a charm on m\ lfclto nail Ixcn In Imil health
for it lout ; time , niul for whom I luuu pall huiulrodi
of ilalUru [ or < lnctor anil nicillclnu. It litnn to
liullil her up from the llr t iloru. Anutlur tomalo
incml ref in ) fair.ll ) took It with rinll | > untltticto-
rj risults. It Ismtnliily the host tonlo fur dcllcato
ladles that I lm\o o cr mod , niul I Imo trlotl thim
nil. I Imxo nniloulit th > t want lit cxcrcclno , cloao
funfliunicut In poorhtiillhttil hinmc ) , eowcrKM
poison and imhil.il poison often produce * elrkncss
nmonp our whcc , iHuuhtCM and bUkrii , mil I bo-
llo\u .Swill's Specific Is the rcintily for nil this soil of
blooil polsonlni ; . K U JONFS , J. 1' .
Uiiltnian , On.
Ourtrcatlpo on lllood ami Skin Dfscnicti mailed
frco to applicants.
THE SWIFT S1TCIFIO CO ,
Irnu ir 3 , Atlanta ( > a.
WOODARD & BRUSFIELD'S '
( WAND K
l : SALE
OK
125 Head of Horses ,
AND
Seventy-live Jacks and Jennets.
_ _ AT _
' " "A 1"
Feb , 14 and 15th , 1884.
/fills sato wlllcmbrace 121 hcail , IncJnllne cholco
JL representations of TrifttorB , Hondstors. llnincsj
I'alrs , Ta-icj SailillorH itnil Comblneil Horeeif. Also
"SFIriu Jacks nml Jeanetts. Catft'ogucs on npplt
cations. m&c Jan. 21-jS-rob. 4.
The mo of the term " Hhot
Llnu" In connection uUuthi
corporate nnrao of a great road ,
com ej B nn Idea ot ust what
roqulrcil by the tro\tlln ( ; pub
He a Short Line , Quick Timi
and the beat of nccninmoda
tloin all of which ere luin
Uhoii by the greatest railway in America.
CHICAGO , tyiL | WATTKEE
And St. . Paul.
Itownn ami operates oor 4,600 miles of-M
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , lowain
Dakota ; and aa ta main lines , branches and oounoc-
tlonB reach all the proat business centres of thi
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers tbi
doecrlptlon of Short Line , and Best Kouto between
Chicago , Milwaukee. St. 1'auUnd Minneapolis.
JJOhlcaKO.Milviaukcfl , Iji Crosse and Wlnonx
Chicago , illlw aukco , Aberdeen and Kllendala
Chicago , tlllwnukce , Eau Cairo anil Stlllwater
Chicago , Mllnaukco , Waunau and M crrilL
Chicago. Mllnaukee , Heaver Dam and Oshkoeh.
Chicago , Mll aakcu , Waukesha and Oconomonoa.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and Pralrledu Cblen
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonim and Fairltiault.
Chicago , Uclolt Jancfivillc aud Mineral Point.
Chicago , Kit-In , llotkford and Dubuque.
Chicago , CiriitonHock Island and Cedar Rapids.
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha
Cliicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain ,
llooli Island , Dubuque , Ht. 1'aul anil MlnncapoUi.
Davenport , Cahnar , St. 1'aul and illnntniKiliu.
Fullman Sleepers and tha Finest Dining Can In
orldaro run on tha main Unit ) ofthoCHICAOl
MILWAUKEE ft. ST. PAUL RAILWA
and c\cry attontlon Is pal J to pasucugorii by cour
ous cinplo ) oa of the company.
8. 0. MKRniLL , A. V. U. OAIU'KNTEIl ,
Otn'l Manager. Oen'I Pass. Agent ,
J.T.CLAKK , OEO II. IIEAFFOUD ,
Oen'I Sup't.
BE. WHI TTIER
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
\ HKQULAH QIIADUATKof two rnodlcal collegei
\.haabeen engavod longer In the treatment ol
C1IHONIC , NKllVOUS , HKIH AND BLOOD Disease *
than other ph ) slclari In H t. Louis , as olty papers show
and all old residents Lnow. Consultation free
Im lto.1. When It Is Inconvenient to vlilt the city
treatment , medicines can bo sent by wall or oxprrs
everywhere. CuroUocaoos guarantcediwheredou
exltta It la frankly sUtod. Call or wrltii.
Nervous 1'rootratlon , Doblllty , Mental mid rhyslei.
Weakness , MorcurUl and other atfeetlona of Throat
'
Ing. Bklp Aaoctluns. Old Borea and Ulcers , Iropedl'
II1VIIV9 W 1JUI1 * > SO , Uheuiiiatlsin , film. Hpeelal _ . , - _ at m
tentlonto caaeg from oerworkcd brain. SUItUIUAL-
OAHKB receive special attention. Diseases arlilng"
from Imprudence , Kxoessca. Indiilgenouii.
.
rooo1)tll. „ „ „ nja
hycaCrTTI3D3iI. marryw ho may not
ostaico , consequence * and cure. Hailed f or 2So
eUmua. wntit-U'viv
CONSUMPTION.
IliaTo n poultlvo tetaait tut tba bur ilUcu&I \ } III
nsatnouv&iMlB uf cauia o ( tntiworkt klod aud-tf lonii
fttaii < llDUI > ftvol > tencuna. ) inUxiaeoitrfiDirUnrrriiUu
In ll > emrrT , < liitIwllli nit fWO IIOITI Kdl'KKK. to.
g th rwltuaVAl.UiULK iICEiTJSBontliKdUwutr
uuaKxinosanar.O adlroii.
DREXEL. & MAUL ,
BUCOES80K8TO JOIINO. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS ,
ot ( lie old stand , HIT JVnam tletei. Orderi
telegraph wllcrtad t < omitlyottnided |
DE. EMILY PAGELSEN ,
Of
U Ul M UI11UI1.
1013 DOUQE STllBBT.
Offie hour 10 to 4i flfl to 730.
J. L. MARBLE ,
Employment Agent ,
All kinds of help U | > | > Ied promptly. lUIIroad
Bcu er aud Grading " 'P '
SUPPLIED FItrB OF CHARGE ,
172 N , Mb. btrcct , OMAHA , NED
THE CHEAPEST PLACE UST OMAHA TO BUT. . .
lllTIUIUtKE
One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
15th and Parnain Stroots. - - - Omalia , 2Teb.
Below will bo found a few of tlio BEST and most DESIRABLE
BARGAINS :
OMAHA CITY PROPERTY.
No. ' 211 2 atory brick residence , near St. [ Mary a avenue , at a
bargain.
No. 221 12 vacant lota , 1 block from street cara , earno diatanco
from Hnnscom Park. Wo offer these lots , which are very doslrablo
for building purposes , at a low figure for n few dayo only.
"No. 220 3 lota on Baundors street , near Olmrlca. These lota will
bo sold cheap and nro well located for a block of stores.
No. 229 Business property , rents for S2.000 , pays 20 per cent.
Best thing- over offered.
No. 235 Throe houses and lots , rents for81,2QO per year.
No. 241 3 lota in Bartlott's addition , very cheap.
No. 253 1C acres in CunninghamWddition. ,
No. 247 3 lots in Hnnscom place , *
No. 94 4 lota on S. 10th street. Eaay terms. Each , ? 300.
No. 102 llouao nnd lot. House , 5 rooms and basement. Lot , CO
x40 , S. 10th street , near Charles800 down , balance in 2 years.
51,400. \
No. 81 9 lotn , GGxJ32 each , S. 10th at > Muat bo sold altogether.
84,600. \
No. 77 3 houses , 2 brick and 1 frame , to lot 60x132 , S. llth at
1,000 cash , balance long timo. 87,250. fi „
No. 40 One ncro lot and house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary
avenue street car lino. Very cheap. § 3,700. Liberal terms.
No. 11 3 houses nnd lots , 50x140 , S. ICth st. , Not railroad. This
is the best bargain Sot an investor over offered in the city. $2,500.
No. 90 A good house of 5 rooms , with basement andiothor good
Improvements. Lot , 50x150. tfritit nnd ovcrwoon trees fl years old.
Nice residence property. Eaay torma. S3,200.\
No. 19 Now house and barn. Lot , 132x148.This ia a very desirable -
sirablo residence property , and is offered ot n low\prico. Willjex-
cbango for farm property. 81,500. x
N < > . 143 2 lota in Block K , Lowo's 1st addition , & 1GO each.
No. 103 8 lots in Boyd's addition. $175 oaoh. Easy torma.
No. 107 2 lots in Lowo's second addition. Eachv contains 1
aero , with house and barn. Bargain. v
No. 1G9 4 aero lota in Lowo's second addition. \
No. 170 1 lot in Kountz' third addition. Now ] hons\0f 3
rooms , barns , etc. $1,800. \
No. 181 1 lot in Kountz1 third addition , 2 hoasou , oto. Sl.taQ.
No. 181 2 lots in Block 3 , Kountz1 third addition. Must bo nola
together. 82,200.
No. 180 3 acres in Okahomn , with good B-room houao and other
Improvements. 53,500.
53,500.FARM LANDS.
No. 201 40 acres near Fort Omaha.
No. 2C2 2 good farm * near Waterloo.
240 aero farm near Oscoola , Neb. , $25 per aero. Will exchange
for city property. Easy terms. . . . .
No. 12 2,000 arrcaoi improved land in Hitchcock county , Nebraska
ranging in price from 83.50 to $10 per aero.
No , 17 040 acres of good farm land in Dawaon county. Will exchange
change for eity property. $3.50 per aero.
No. 22 The best farm in Nebraska , 7 miles from Omaha , contains
150 acres , 2 houses , wells , cisterns , barns and all ether first class im
provomonta. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange fo :
' Several valuable and low-priced tracks of land in Madison
county.
10 farms within from o 12 miles of railroad , and 23 pieces of im
proved lands , near Table Rock , Nebraska , all conveniently near
market , and m many instances offered at great bargains.
Among ether counties in which wo have special bargains in farm
and unimproved lands , are Jefferson , Knor , Clay , Valley , Webster
Sarpy , Ilarlan , [ Boone , Filmore , COBS , Sownrd , Morrick and Nuck-
oils.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
H. B , IEEY & CO. , Real Estate Agents ,
Southwest Corner 16th and Farnam St. , Omaha , Nob.
"BURLINGTON HOUTE"
( Chicago , Burlington & Qulnoy Railroad. )
GOING EAST AUD WEST.
Klcpixnl IMy Cotchcfl , Porlor Cars , with Hd Im
Inj ; Chain ( floaw f no ) , Kinolcln ? Care , with Ko-
volvluj ; Chairs , I'ullman I'.ilaco tilocplnc Caru and
the famous U , II , & Q , bluing Cars run dally to and
from Chicago & Kansas City , Chicago & Council
Huffs , Chicago & 1)03 Molnes , Chicago , 8L Jo-
sejih , AtcbUlon & Topcka. Only througli line bo-
wi'cu Chicago , Lincoln & Denver. Turoucb cars
M'twc'cn Iniiranapolls & Council IllulTgz \ , J'eorta
II connections uiado In Union IX'uots. U 13
known aa the creat T1IUOUUIICAU UNK.
GOING NORTH AND SOUTH.
BolM Trains of Elegant DOT Coachc/ end Pull
man 1'alaco Blooplng Cars are rundfiily to on
from tt ) Louis , via Hannibal , Quljcy , Keokuk ,
Ilnxllnfton. Ctxlar Itaplds anil Albiyt , Lea to Bt
1'aul and Minneapolis : Parlor Care Aith llocllnlcf ,
tlmlrs to and froinBt Louts and1 I'eoriaandtc *
and from tit Loula and Ottunrna. Only ocf
change of cars between pt.Louis / nnd IK :
Moliie-3 , Iowa , jUcoola , Keoriuka ,
Colorado.
UlaunlverwllyiuJmltfcdtototho
Flnnot Equipped Railroad In the World for all OlnasUB of Travel- ,
T. J VO'l'i'KK , 8 < 1 Vko-lVoa't aud doti'l Man&aer PHUICKVA I. r/lWEf.Tj t3 < m. IUM. AcX Chico&e. )
- 3E3C. in TTT
UANUFACTUHEIl OF FINE
My Jlepoeltory omUnUy filled with ! sel otljtook. Uwt Workmanship guaranteed.
Office and Factory S , W. Corner 16th and Capital Aytnue , Q-nzha.