Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAIL7 BEE-SATORDAY , FEBRUARY , 0 1884.
Dr. AVaxncr's Ilcmovnl.
Dr. Wagner has rcmoveil lilj oflleo Irom No. SIS
tarlmcr to No. 333 Larimer , where ho will bo plea cd
to tea hi ] friends. The Doctor Is to bo congratulated
on the completeness and cleganco o ( hit now bnlld-
Ing. H ] s ono ol the best In the city. ( Dcmcr 1U >
publkan , Jan. 37h , 1591.
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THE LEARNED
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338 LARIMER STREET.
Wiy you ho M try the colobralod Dr. II. Wagnoi'i
-method ? ot euro !
1. "Dr. H. Wnguor la a natural physician. "
O. S. 1'OWT.HR ,
t The Greatest Living Phrenologist.
"Fow can oxco jou na n doctor. "
DR. J. SIMMS ,
The World's Greatest Pin slosnomls t.
"You are wonderfully iiroflcleut Injuur know )
cdgo ol dlicaso and medicines. "
DR. J. .
4. "Tho afflicted find ready relict In jour pros-
cuco. " DR. J. SIMMS.
6. "Dr. II. Wnpncr Is n regular ( rraduato Irom
BoUavuo Hospital , Now York city ; ha8h-ul\cry ot-
tcnsh o hospital practice , and U thoroughly posted on
all branches ol bid bdo\od scion tc , tspcclally on
chronic dlacascs. "
DRS. BROVXZLL fe n\nso.
0. "Dr. H. Wagner has Immortalized hlmsell by
his wonderful dlsccn cry of ei > ocino remedies tor prl-
vato and sexual dlsoiies. " Virginia City Chronicle.
7. "Thousands ol iuTOllds Hock to sco him. " San
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "I'ho Doctor's long cxporlonco M a specialist
ehouhl render him \cry successful. " Kockj Moun-
talu No 'S.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken ,
At ouo time a discussion ot the secret \1co ma en
tirely noldcd by the profession , and medical \\orka
but a tow > cars ago \\ould hirdly mention it.
To-day the phj slclan Is ol a different opinion ; ho It
aware that It Is his duty Uisagrecablo though It
way bo to handle this matter without glo\csand
speak plainly nbout It ; and Intelligent parents and
giiardhus will thank him lor doing so.
Tlio results nttendlng this dcstructh \\ce wcro or-
tncrly not understood , or not properly cstlmitod ; nnd
no Importance being nttachcd to n subject which by
Its nature does not 1m I to close ln\cstigatloult UKB
willingly Ignored.
The hibit Is generally contracted by the joung
lillo attending school ; older companions through
their example , may bi reiponslblo tor It , or It may be
nciulrcd through accident. The excitement once ex-
perlcnced , the practice will bo repeated again and
again , until at lost the habit becomes flrm and com
pletely oneli\ the \lctlm. Mental and nervous at
lllctlons are usually the primary results ol sclt-abuso.
Among the Injurious effects may bo mentioned lassi
tude , dejection or Irrasdbllity ol temper and general
debility. The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely Joins
In the sports ol his companions. II ho bo a young
man ho nlll bo little found In company 1th the other
eox , nnd Is troubled uith exceeding and nnnojlng
bashtulncas In their presence. La cl\iout dreams ,
omissions nnd eruptions on the face , etc , , are also
prominent 83 mptoms.
K the practice Is \ lolcntly persisted lnmoroscrloui
disturbances take placo. Or cat palpitation ol the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sulTcrer may fall Into n complete state ol Idiocy bo-
lore , Anally , death relieves him.
To all these engaged in this dangerous , practice , 1
would say , llrst ol all , stop it at once ; makoovcry
posblblo effort to do so ; but It you fail , It j our ncrv ous
8stem Is already too much shattered , and consequently
quently , jour will power broken , take some none
tonic to aid you In J our effort. HaIng freed yourself
train the habit , I would further counsel jou to go
through a regular course ol treatment , for It Is a great
mistake to stippoii that any ono may , lor some time ,
bo t c\ cry so lift' c glo himself up to this fascinating
but dangerous cxUtcmcnt without suffering Irom its
ovll consequences at some iuturo time , The nuraner
ot young men nho are Incapacintcd to nil the duties
enjoined by wedlock Is alarmingly largo , nnd In most
ol such cases this unlortuuato condition ol things can
bo traced to the practice ol sell-abuse , which had been
abandoned years ago. Indeed , a tow months' practice
ol this habit Is sufllcient to induce spcrmatorrhocal > J
later } earsand I hao many ot such coses under treat
mental the present day.
Young Men
Who may bo suffering from the effects of youthful
follies or Indiscretions nil ! do ell to avail themselves
of this , the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf-
cring humanity. DR. WAONKB will guarantee to f or-
eit $300 for u\ cry case ol seminal oaknoss or private
disease ol any kind and character .which bounder-
takes to and tails to euro.
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ago of SO to 00 who are
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad
der , often accompanied by a slight smarting or burnIng -
Ing sensation , nnd a weakening of the system In a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sediment n ill often be
found , and sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear , or the color will bo of thin mllUsh hue , again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There are
many , many men w ho die of this dlfllcultylgnoront of
the cause , which Is the second etago ot seminal-weak
ness. Dr \\lllguarintcoaperfcctcurolnall COBOS
and a healthy restoration ol the gcnlto-urlnary or
gans.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice,85.
All communications chould bo addressedDr. Henry
Henry Wagner , I1.0.1303 , Denver , Colorado.
The Young Mau's 1'ockot Companion , by Dr. II
Wagner , Is north Its weL'ht In gold to young mou
1'rico 81,2fi. Sent by UIAU to any address.
A FBIEETD TO ALL.
One Who is Needed and Nobly Fills his
Place.
Denv iris more fortumto than she known In the
-possession of Iho tnlcn's and energies of nman who
lias given his time nnd thought not merely to the
perfection ol his skill as a practitioner ol Ida pro-
Josslon cl medicine , but to the study of those pro
found things of scleiKo and nature w hlfh tend to the
tuoro complete understMiding of tbo problem of Il/o /
and of the lawi ol nv.uro arid the means of gaining ;
the greatest practical goods to mankind from the in
formation thua arqnlriM In the abstract. Such n
man Is Dr. II. Wiigner , who la located at 813 Larimer
struct. Dr. Wagner devoted muiy jcars to the no-
cidisitlonol the knowledge iieccctaary to hla profes-
fclon in a number ol the loading medical arhools of
the most eminent and profound teacher * , such
names ns Dr , dross nnd Dr. I'ancoast npposrlng
nmong hU preceptors Nor ill i his studies end t'Cro.
They continued In the field of the practicing family
phUiclau and In the experiences of a man of exten-
elve travel. Ha IIMuiteil every section ol the Uni
ted States paying ntudlous attention to tbo different
characteristic * ol thavarloui portions of the country ,
partlcuhrly with regard to their effect , cllmatlo and
otherwise upon Health and the dlffo'cut forms of dU-
easel. With the combined povterj of close study , ex
temdrooh.crvathm nnd alines ! unllmted practice ,
Dr Wagner came to Denver three jcara ago equip
ped as few have the right to claim to battle the too
ol mankind , the dretdul enemy , disease. In order to
render thegroatest good to society , Dr , rVairner deci
ded to lay uIJo the general branches ot practice and
bring nil liu r pekn iwled o and pn cr to bear up
on the foe which among the army ol Insidious
death agents Is the neatest. IIli v < Ida experience
had taught Idaiuhat ueaponstouso nnd which to
discard , nnd alter equipping himself ni bis trained
Judgment vrti no well atilo to advise him he com *
mcnoe I boldly and conlldently his attack. In eeti-
mating the results nnd uncceaa achieved , It Is only
necessary toknowthodoctir's pvltlonand ttandlng
to-day. Whllo locite j Jin this city , hU practice U by
110 uitanufonflncd to its limlti nor this eictlon of
country , lllscorroipomlencu and cxprtii boot a tes
tify In black nnd white to hid IKIIM tu on ol a Held of
pinctlce bMirclnl only by the llui ! which bound the
ength and bicauthof the uountrv , n-id which haa
laced hlui vvhero a man of hU Fdllf and Intellectual
attainmentultisums to reand Jhoi Id tolu cnabhi
htm to reach the hlglicit rpbura uf tiHfnlnrts to nut
lerlng Iniuianltv the pluno ol HIIJI tj | Indvpcii
demo. Dr. Winner has contributed of hit proipvrl-
'tyto the bubstantlal frnprovtiioo'it ot Denver In the
ere tiou of aIIno bbvk on Jrmer ! atrrot , opposite
IU present olllc , No. 211. It will bo ready lor occu
pancy In a < fvv wevki , und U * n evidence that the
doctor U to be numbered among the permanent and
solid ci' Izeni ol the metropolis of the I liins ( Den >
ver Tribune ,
DR. H. WAGNER & CO , ,
333 primer' ; St. Addrosa Box 2389 ,
DENVER.2COL.
A Story of Western Lilfo.
From the San Frntidsco
( Conclusion. )
in.
vtmv KATE.
Tlio winler was unusually c.irly mid
sovoro. The ho.ivy rains Imd just given
place to the lira ! . snow falls , and the crook
that babbled uvor its stotto so lazily in the
summer months now rushed n tonmtng
torrent carrying destruction in its \vny.
It Imd been raining nil the November
days with n slow nnd tedious insistence ;
but ns the night gathered over the camp
in the mountains the drops came faster
and faster , until the quick putting r.xin
descended innn unbroken monutonu upon
the roof.
"A right cheery place , I swan , " said
Undo Tommy Majors , ns ho came into the
lighted bar-room of the Golden Nugget ,
nnd n sight better than drpwsin' nlono
down to thu c.ibin , or wnlkiu1 nbout in
this pestoriu' rain. "
"How's the night , Undo Tommy ; any
sign of a uloar up I" said some one from n
corner.
" 'Clear upl' ' Wall , I should say liotl
Just hoar that creek , will yen boomin'
and boomin' and boomin' . The bridge
down the ravine hns pone clear to'Frisco ,
ind only heaven or 15111 Smithkins knows
where else. The upper bridge is mighty
shaky , too ; Jnck Morgan was n lookin1 at
it an hour or so ago , and ho said 'twas his
opinion it wasn't going to last till mid
night. Mighty bad layout for Jim Wnrnor
if ho comes down to-night ; the bridge
wouldn't hold that heavy team up no
liow. Ho want homo nt supper time
and that wife of Ins'u paid she WHS inos'
jure ho'd come. I didn't say nuthin' to
lior about the bridge , 'twood only okecr
the wits outcn her , nnd 'taint likely
lio'll come , anyhow , who ho sees this
storm. "
Yuba Kato lispned from her place nt
the card table with a slow gathering fear
at her heart , but said nothing. After
ill , she thought , what did it matter to
lior ? She liar ) not spoken to Jim siuco
the night before his wedding. And striv
ing thus to keep her anxiety under chock
'or nn hour or so , she could stand it no
longer nnd saying with a brief ynwn , "I
nm tiredJohnnio ; piny my hand forino , "
she arose , nnd hurriedly put on her
wraps , and went out. Once outside the
door , nil her pent up emotion gave way ,
nnd the restraint that she had imposed
upon herself while inside the saloon was
no longer nt her command. "Jim in
dnngor , she thought , with n shudder ,
"with r.o one to warn him ! " She hardly
mow until now how much she cared for
iiim.
"Jim , Jim , I'd V died for youl" she
cried with a sob that would come , and
unconsciously using the same words that
had risen to her lips the night of their
partiii ! ; . She walked on through the
steady rain , hardly knowing or earing
whore she wont. It would be hours before
fore Jim came , if indeed ho came at all.
Unaware whither her footsteps wore lend
ing her , she took the way to Jim's cubin.
As shouamo insight of the house n gleam
of light fell across the rain. A sudden
thonght came to her ; she would tell Nan
of her husband's peril. His wife could
easily persuade some of the men to watch
at the bridge by turns to warn him if ho
came , whereas they would lauijh nt her
if she mentioned such n thing. She
passed nearer and reached the door ; at
the same time she heard the low tones of
a gentle voice singing. She walked
around to the window and looked in.
There was no light save that of the fire on
the hearth and the room wns filled with
quaint shadows. In front of the fire
rocking to and fro , Nan was sitting ; her
golden hair wns nil unfastened , nnd the
look upon her face wns ono that an angel
might havp worn. Kato watched her
with a feeling of jealousy , but much of
awo. No wonder that Jim loved horshe
thought ; oho was as beautiful as an angel
and looked like ono too. The sweet
voice on singing :
There is a land of pure delight.
Where saints immortal reign ;
Eternal day excludes the night ,
And pleasures banish pain.
The rapt look upon her face deepened
with the words , until it seemed to the
outcast , peering through the window , as
though she must bo looking clear into
that land , nnd that some of its beauty
was reshadowcd on her saintly faca.
"I used to sing that hymn once , " Kite
whispered to hoi-self almost fiercely. " 1
cannot speak to her ; I would not want
her to know that there was such as I in
the world if I could help it. 0 , Jim ,
Jim ! I will eave you alono. " And taking
her white face from the pane she left the
little figure hinging in the firelight , nnd
started for the bridgo. But above the
clamor of the rain and the whistling of
the winds , she hoard n fragment of the
hymn :
j 5"Greon fields boyondthoswollin'flood. "
The bridge was only a inilo above the
camp , but to poor Kuto stumbling ever
rocks , slipping on the wet , rain-soaked
earth , .md stopping frequently to rest , it
seemed hours before she reached it. It
was 10 o'clock before she loft the village ,
and she thought the four could not bo Jar
from midnight now. lloaching for the
hand rail of the bridge she stepped out
on the slender structure , and cautiously
fooling her way along she sought the fur
ther side , and there she took her station
nnd began the lonely watch.
The storm had already broken , the
skioi losing their heavy darkness ; but the
tomultuons roar of the torrent never
ceased ; the water rising nearly up to
the bridgo. It would not come any high
er , she thought , because the rain had
ceased. She leaned upon t'.o railing and
looked up into the sky. It was a peril
ous nnd lonely vigil , and oho saw with a
feeling of cutibfaction that a star did not
seem BO much alone after that. In a
while more came , nnd more , until finally
the whole heaven sparkled with a mil
lion , tender far-seeing eyes.
Such they wcro to her , nnd kneeling
nun-drenched on the swaying bridge ,
with the mad furies of the waters beneath -
neath her , nnd the splendor of the star
Lt arch above , her mind went buck
through the years that had boon with an
unuttorcd feeling of loathing and regret.
The record of the years was a foul and
Bin-stained ono ; but even in the lifo of
such as she there uro moments when the
angel side that is a part of every woman
is uppermost , and thin is ono of them.
Perhaps in her softened mood it was na
tural that her thoughts should return to
the gentle face of Jim's wife. Thu wo
man who watched her rocking nlono before
fore the fire , had never hoard her voice ,
nor felt the touch of her kindly hand ,
but oho know by n subtle intuition that
the tones of that voice would bo just as
sweet for her ns if she had not boon n
wanderer from righteous ways and that
gentlohand quickly extended to help and
comfort the erring , For there wag
nothing of a Fhameo about Nan ,
j The dark waters came high and higher ,
, but aha know it not. She only know
that the roir scorned louder In her can
with ovorymomcntj and when she lookoc
up into the sky ngain there were BO many
stin that it was all light , nnd vnguol )
wondering why it was she lost nil con
sciousness of time nnd place , of peril ant
of death. Her last waking thought in
this world wns of Nnn ; what her first was
in the other world wo cannot toll , bo-
cnuso an nngol presence guards the door
way , nnd beyond tlu portals wo may
not see.
The morrow's day dawned cloudless
nnd clear. The swollen waters of the
crock danced on their way , and foaming
eddies sparkled nnd glistened very fair in
the sunshine. On through the hcatt of
the pine forest ; beneath the purple hills
that cast n flickering shade upon the
rushing wave ; through the level stretch
es of the foothill meadow ; past places
where in nftor years fair settlements
would rise , and stately cities ; where the
laughing mirth of children would break
the silence , now only stirred by the whir
of bird wings , and the most tuneful of
nature's voices. But over upon the rest
less tide floated that still white fnco.
Onward through the gladness of the per
fect day ; on through the scarlet flush of rv
sunset that warmed it into lifo nnd beauty
save for the quiet of the closed eyes
Onward through the cool gray of the
evening , nnd onward into the shadows of
the night.
IV.
OIIUISTMAS MOllNINfl.
Before .light had followed that drond-
ful morning nftor Nan's waiting , nho was
lying in unconscious delirium , nnd Jim's
worst apprehensions were realised when
Lho doctor pronounced her illness brain
Fever. From that time until Christmas
lior lucid moments were few nnd in
these brief weeks her over-burdened
mind told its whole sad story. It wns
pitiful to hoar her. Now she wns wait
ing for him , and it was late and dark out
side ; again she was hurrying through the
night to meet him , but ho came not to
lier. In fancy , she was once more in
the bar-room of the Golden Nugget , with
the dead face of the murdered man be
fore her ; she heard ngain the fearful
anguish of the woman's cry. Then she
would beg in piteous tones for him to
take her away , to take her homo. But
the memory , always uppermost in her
mind , was of the terrible night that pre
ceded her illness , for from every ( light of
fancy she came back to the dark and cold
room where she had waited alone , nnd ,
weeping bitterly , she would cry thnt Jim
Eiad loft her. Sometimes her ravings
were of more peaceful things the homo
in the valley of the Mississippi her homo
and Jim's ; where they were so happy to
gether before ho had sought the distant
El Dorado of the Pacific. Thus passed
the anxious days and lonely nights , dur
ing which Jim scarcely left her side.
On Christmas morning she nwoko
with a clear mind and spoke to him.
An hour or so nftor daybreak there
came n timid rap at the door , and when
Jim opened it Matt Goodwin , the young
est minor in the camp , stood there with
a beautiful bunch of Christmas holly in
his hand. "Is aho bolter ? " was the eager
inquiry. On being told that she was
conscious ho smiled delightedly and said
shyly : ' 'Maybe sho'd like this holly. 1
wont miles down the creek for it and the
tops"of the branches are just peeping
ever the snow. 'Tis n good bit of color ,
nnd , being Christmas , 1 thought 'twould
bo nice for her to have somo. "
When ho had gene Nan lifted her face
from the pillow and asked : "la it Chiist-
mas , Jimj"
"Yes , Nannie. "
"I'vo boon sick n long time , haven't
I ? " Then , as she caught sight of the
bunch of BCiirlet bsrries , olio gave a cry
of delight , and eagerly stretched out her
hand , but the poor , weak hand would
not hold them , so she laid thorn on the
bed beside her. She wandered away a
little after that , and told how red and
bright the holly was at homo , occasional
ly repeating , with the gleeful manner of
a child , that it was "Christmas morn-
ing. "
"See here , Nannio , " said Jim , unroll
ing a bundle , thereby disclosing a silk
dross of nzuro hue. "Look at your
Chiistmas present ; I sent clear to "Frisco
for it. " Ho throw the gay folds over the
bed , making the pallor of her face moro
ghostlike than ovor. She looked at it
for a minute , and something like a shud
der passed ever her. Ho saw it and read
ita meaning at once.
"Nannio , did you think I would buy a
yard of it with that money ? No , it was
honest gold , panned there at the creek ,
that paid for it , and I want you to
brighten up and got well quick so that
you can wear it. It's blue , Nannie , and
just your color ; why you'll bo the pretti
est girl in the diggings when you get
thnt dress on. "
"Oh , Jim , dear Jim , I shall never wear
it ! " It was nil she said.
"Why , Nannio , not nftor what I'vo
told you ? "
"It's not that , Jim. " Then a little
slower , b cause eveiy word was mi effort
in her fcoblo state : "I nm not going to
livo. " She spoke so very gently for fear
of grieving him. Ho knelt down by the
bed uud clasped her hands in both hio
own.
own."Nannio , " ho whispered , "I'm afraid
what you nro saying is true ; you were al
ways ton good for this plr.ce , nnd for mo ,
nnd you'ro ' very weak ; but , Nannio , my
poor neglected child , I want you to Bay ,
'Jim , I forgive you , ' only once , 1 don't
see how you can , but won't you try ? "
Ah , how quiet it was for a moment.
"Something tolls mo , " ho wont on hope
fully , "that you will bo spared to mo. I
cannot lot you go without showing you
how I love you. " His broken utterance
ondfld in n sob.
But higher wisdom than Jim's had not
ordained it so ,
"Jim , " she cried , "yon were always
kind to mo ; there is nothing to forgive ;
but I I cannot die ! Keep mo , Jim ;
hold mo fast ! " Poor child , notwithstand
ing all her suflorings she was not ready
to go. Wo never aro.
She was quito exhausted and lay with
closed eyes. Suddenly ever the thin
features a dreadful change came , and
oven Jim could not mistake its awful
meaning. Ho called aloud in his an
guish and the sound of his voice called
her back a little ,
"Lift mo higher , Jim , " oho said , as
there came upon her face a look of un
earthly beauty , "higher and to the
She turned with a lost supreme effort
and flung her arms about hiu neck. Then
M ho raised her up , her pure spirit found
the light of a fairer day than this
And 'twas Christmas morning.
How the birds Bang ! How the eun
( sparkled and shone upon the snow ! The
tender blue of the sky was dappled with
masses ot fleecy clouds , and the heaven
above was like Juno. It seemed as
though the flowers must bo blooming
under foot , but there was nothing there
but enow ; snow as far as the eye could
BOO ; ever hill and ravine ; above the grass
clods and upon the pine bouglu.
And when * ho women had robed Nan
in her ono white dress , and placed younf ,
Mail's cpray of holly in the Ihin fingers
the beautiful liguro upon the little bed
seemed n part of the sncrcd stillness o !
the place.
"I'oor dear , " omo ono says with n
sob , "how peaceful sholooks , nnd rested , "
"So young , tooj"saya another , "and of
n Christmas morning. "
But the sweet , dead fnco on the pillow
were its placid smile of repose through
it nil. For somowhorc in the far away
skies the morning of nn eternal Christ
mas had dawned for Nan.
Mlt. KUKNl'VS HT
Some of the FlycrH .Tlint Will Unco
During the Coining Sonuon.
New York Herald.
On n day when charily itself would
have Buttoned nnd strapped nn ulster
over its pockets n Herald onorter visited
the plnco to learn something of the coin
ing wondora of the turf said to bo in keep
ing in Mr. Koono'a stables.
Mr. Dlngrnvo , who hns charge of Mr.
Ivocno's horses , was full of enthusiasm
nnd talked nbout his four-footed charges
nnd showed ono nftor another of them
.vitli great pride.A .
A PINE STUD.
Maid of Athol was the first to bo scon.
She is n four-yoar.old by Olanrolnnddam
\ly Nannio O , n bay , with white heels
and the blar.o on the face so charictoris-
AC of Blair Athol's stock. She is a grand
coking mare and ought to come back to
lor two-year-old form now thnt she is
lound ngain , She gave Mr , Blagravo n
great deal of trouble owing to Iho habit
ho had of kicking herself , "out of , " as
10 expressed it , "pure cussedncss " Her
ompor has now much improved nnd she
s perfectly docile nnd quiet , though
vhothcr she will remain so when again
tut in training remains to be scon. This
nnro is very speedy , and will , if she
comes to the post , force the pace for at
east nix furlongs , having boon proved
nero than once already to bo a clinker nt
hat distance.
Fandango is n bay filly throe years old ,
> y Wild Oats , dam Torchlight , standing
.5 : J , with white snip on foreheadu game
ooking head , short back , g od loins , and
rioy looking all ovor. She did not show
nuy great speed last season , but ran nfli-
ciontly fast nt Joronio Pnrk to show thnt
ho wns coming into form. She was suf
oring from sore shins in tin early part of
ho year , ao that it was not until the fall
lor trainer could send her fairly along ,
nnd ho ia confident that aho will yet pay
icr way.
Sinaloa is a throo-year-old bay filly by
fen Breock , dam Janet , and is therforo
of American parentage on both sides. It
s claimed that this filly hns thickened
and improved in the most extraordinary
degree and is nearly as widn again ns she
vas last spring. She is certainly a beau-
.ifully shaped ono , and her coat , like
satin , most plainly showed brilliancy of
loalth nnd the evidences of great care and
attention. Mr. Blagravo is very fond of
, his filly , but had no time last season on
account of her sere shins to find out nny-
.hing nbout hor. If make and shape are
good foundations for prediction aho ought
; o bo hoard of ns a winner moro than once
text summer.
"llETTEH THAN TUB AVEIUOU. "
Dutch Roller , threo-yoars old , by Dutch
Skater , dam Constantinople , is n bay-
jrown coltstanding 15:1. : with rare limbs ,
uid has filled out considerably since ho
won the Great Eastern Handicap last
year. "From his nppearnnco , " said his
; rainor , "I shall bo much disappointed if
10 docs not create another surpviso bo-
: ere the end of the , coming season. His
ength of back , perhaps , prevents him
Tom being a weight carrier , but there is
10 doubt that ho can travel fast with n
ight weight on him , and ho has shewn
uoro than once something better than
average timo. "
Burgomaster , thruo years , by Dutch
Skater , dam Bombazine , is a brown colt
standinglD:2 : and perhaps ono of the finest
; oppod race horses in Amer'co. Ho was
unfortunately kicked in the near hock
when a yearling , and it was at ono time
thought Impossible to train him , Mr.
LJ'agrovo ' , however , operated on the in
jured part successfully enough to fairly
send him along last October , and ho
thinks nid hopes ho may stand work
during tlio ClUvting Mason. The result
of the accident , liowovjjr , is still plainly. ' ,
apparent. If his trafcior can bring him'11
.o the post ho will dcscrvo a great deal of
credit.
A bay filly by Wanderer , dam Philliu ,
* n grand ono , standing now over 11.3.
Her dam , it will perhaps bo romomboied ,
: o k first prize nt the horse show in Now
York last fall , nnd the youngster has
many of the good points of her much ad
mired dam. As she is ono of the grow
ing sort and wants time , her trainer has
been very lenient with hor. IIo thinks
she will nlipw better as a thrco-ycnr-old
than she did last season , her lormo frame
evidently requiring time to mature.
A filly , by Wanderer , dam Phoebe
Mayflower , was the first of the two-year-
olds. She is n chestnut , with white heels
and n snip on her forehead , very pretty
in form nnd evidently a great pot. She
would hardly got up when called upon to
do BO , but niado friends with every ono
in the box on rising from her recumbent
position. "I can toll you but little about
this filly , " said Mr. Blagravo , "as she
wns suffering from some complaint when
eho came from Kvutuckyaml 1 have boon
very easy with hor. She may do good
some of these days , but it is oarly'to give
nu opinion. "
TWO GOOD ritOMIHliUH.
The brown colt by Ten lirocck , dam
Bombazine , is a neat little follow. Ho
has very much the appearance Iroquis
presented when a yearling , though do
vsid of the quality , to a certain degree ,
of that good looking honso. Both this
colt and the ono in the next box were
put to work last fall , ami thoroughly sat
isfied their twiner that they wore worth
Mr. Keono's keeping.
The lost horse nhovrn was the bay two-
year-old coli by King Alfonso , dam Janot.
"I nay wi'hout fear of contradiction , "
said Mr. Dlagravo , witn great enthusi
asm , "that this is ono of the grandest
colts in America or any other country.
With atroiig nock ' , good shoulders , mid
best of fore limbs' , ho combines strength
of back , grand loins , and yreat length
from hip to hock in fact , ho is a reco
liorso all ever , " This colt ia engaged in
the Knglish Derby , two thousand gui-
neaa , St. Lcgor end other important
races in England , besides having nome
valuable engagements hero as a two-
year-old. Ho stands now ever fifteen
lianda high , and will bo sixteen hands nl
four years old.
All of the horses doomed in oxcollonl
health and condition , each getting , the
trainer Raid , two hours' exercise every
day on the covered track. If nothing u
hoard of the stable this your it vrill nol
bo for lack of pains and endeavor ,
Boino BtroiiK Minded Women
Can regulate thotr huiibamlu amazingly fast
should they nut do their duty. JlurJuek lllwx
Jtittfri nro a Kood regulator of the circulation
They are exclusively a blood toulo , and come
( jueutly ttriU at the ruot ol many serious all
Ktolcod Out.
How many people thcro rxro who
filing to i ! o In tills world tlint nro kicked down
and out by onIrmi rlvnK Tliomat' IMtttnf
Oil iiovor "klckoil out" Us li.itroin. It Ifl true
bluo. 1'or tltront nlToctlom. aitlimn , nnd eft-
tatrh It l.i n certain nnil rnpld euro ,
"You Into to-dnv " pftld the
nro - , city cilltnr
to n now roxttor ( "You , sirs but thorn wixa A
cow on tlio olovnlod truck thN morning , nnd
wo were dolnvcd , sir. " "This In no liuiRlihig
mutter.1' ' "Thnt In what tlio cow thought ,
sir , " [ Now York Orniilile.
Cancer for Klvo Years.
Tlio Intorostd of Immrmtty foom to dctnnml
llio publication of tlio following fuels : Two
inoiit n ago my attention wo * cnllod to tlm
cnno of n poor woman M ho wiw unld to bo nf-
Illctod with n cancer. I found liorlthnn
ulcer on lior shoulder nt Iflnst flx o Inchoft In clr-
: vmiferoi\co , nngry , pMnful , mulch Ing the jm-
Lieut no rwt Uy or iilfjlit for MM month * . I
obtained n mipply of S ! ( t' * Specific , which I
penuiiulcd her to try. Slio Imn tnkon llvn liot-
, lps , tiio result ofUiIch is thnt the ulctr U on
.irnly lioalcdup , nothing ninmiiiliiglnitnpiiinl
ci > b , not lixrcor tli.in olio's finger irnll , nnd hrr
jcuornl lunUh U bettor tlinn for llvo yonrs
init. She fooins to l > o perfectly cured. 1
consider Its cITccU wondoriul nlinott mlr.acul-
nn.
nn.KKV. . JKSHR 11. OAMIMIKI.I. , Columlmj , On.
Mnnynn tlio lntn < ttnny wrapi nro of the cir
cular form , Inntond of doing mmlo ulth alcoves
) f any kind , tlio dee | > ci\pa bolng moro civilly
nit on nml oil. A very beautiful ono just
iponod Is mndo of pott lirocmlod wlitto ratln ,
ho designs being liny Momomn In raised \ cl
ot llowors nnd In natural hues. Tlio circular
n lined with pnlo blue fixlin , The wlitto intin
tend In lined with p.tla blun velvet , ixncl tlm
\holo giuinont U bordered \\lth uhlto ostrich
ontlior trimming tipped with pnlo bluo.
"Ilrown'H Itrunoltlnl Troches" nro
vcollont for tlio relief of irorsonois or Sere
'liront. They nro exceedingly oiroctUo. "
Jhrtitian irprrf..oiirf < iii. hng.
Shot anting uC dark plmilos nro novel ma-
orliils for afternoon toilrtx , l < ooi > s , lo.\ven
ml blossoms mndo of velvet nnd chenille nro
lie trimming to which leather nnd copper-
olorcd Incoa nro nddod. I'lgurcd nhot Bntius
n used for tlio bodlco , with n blonsoe tof
Iniiipntin. The plnltod skill is plain , nnd
lie figured ovuinMrt Is plaited nil nnmnd , mid
pan down on ono ftido lU onttro length , mid
rdorod will ) chenille nnd velvet.
Tlio experience In the treatment ol Citncar ultli
ia' SicvllloS. | S H. ) uoulilrccm to warrant ui
i RAJ lug that It \ \ III euro this inucli ilrovlctl scourge ,
"crsona nllllctuit ar Imltnl In corn'jpoiul Ith u .
ultl's Hocclfli Ins nmcil my lifo. I Imil
Irtuillly lott the use ol tlio upnor jmt ot my liixly
lid nu' nrma Ironi ( lie | > olaonout clloctfl nl a largo
-ini-cr on my nrck , ( rnm wh'ch I hut lullcnl Ipr 80
L'.irn. H. S. 8. IIIM rollc\pil inu ot all eomic , nml
ic ) iot nn IH belli ) ; foructl out of my n ) tcm. I nlll
,1011 bo oil.
\V. It. IioiiiHOV , D.-uUUoro , Oiu
Tuo month * ppo my attention was otlivil to the
MOO ! \\om.tii allltctoil with n rancor on horslioul-
or nt least lit olnclivHln c'rcinnlorunco ' angry , fulfi
ll , niul wUliiir tlio patient no tout tin } or iiiKttt lor
x months. I olitalntil a eupply ot bnlft'n Kpeclllo
or lor IHT. Hlio Ims tAl.cn llvo hottlo , aiul thu liicor
t entirely liealud up , only n Miry Einill trail rcmiln-
ig nml tier hcnlth l bvttir than ( or Iho jcnru piut ;
< .tmi ) tu bo pcrtoetly enreil.
UKV.jMtRRUAVi'iir.u , Columliii' , an.
n romnrKnhlo rcsulU tram use ol 8v\ttts
o on n cnncor. Aauni ; mtn hero lias bcin
Illictoil Iho jcura with tlio most nngry looking cnt-
ngcnncrra 1 o\or iiwniut\\RHi oirlj tleail The 111Bt
nttloi'inilononilorlul thungv , nnd alter flto'.iot-
Ics ucro UUen , ho lanoirly oriultowell. | U U truly
uomk'rlul.
M. F. CrtUHtur , M. I ) . , OBlethorne , Oa.
Our trcntlso on IllooJ nml Skin UUenscs innlloil
rco to npiillcauU.
Tiicswjn si'Kcirio co. .
1) rawer 3 , Atlanta Un.
N' . Y. Olllco , 153 W. 23J St , bct ecu fcth ( mil 7th As
twa The uio ol the term " Hhoi
H I.lno" In connection ultlithi
M corporntonamoolngroatroiul
B com oj a nil IJea ol tint what
required by the travelingnub _
lie ft Short IJnc , Quick limt
mid the best ot nccommoiU
tlona nil ol which nro ( HID
licit by tbo grcatcet rnilwny lu America.
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
Itowna anil operate 6v6r Jto6 inc36l ! ! *
Northern Illinois , Wlaconaln , lllnnoaota , lowaan
> akotaandas ; ts main lines , branches nndoonuoo-
Ions roach nil the urcnt biulnoss contros ot the
lorthwcst and Far West , It naturally answers thf
description ot Short Line , and Dost llouto between
Chicago , Milwaukee , Ht. 1'anland Mlnnoapolls.
ChicagoMllnaukco , La Croeso and Wlnoua.
Chica u , Milwaukee , Aberdeen nnd Kllondalo
Clilcnuo , Milwaukee , Eau Claire nnd Stlllwatoi'
U Chicago , Sllluaukco , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milnaukco , Wankeulm and Ooonomouoa
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mftdlitsn nml I'rnlri du Chlor.
Chicago , MiI aiiAOO , Owatonim and Fulrlbaulk.
Chicago , Ilclolt Janom Via nil J Mineral Point.
Chicago , Elgin , llocktord and DulilUltio.
Chicago , Clinton , Hock Island nml Cedar Itnpldi
Chicago , Council lilults nnd Omaha.
Chicago , Bloiix City , Sioux Fallu nnd Yanklon
Chicago , Mlluaukeo , Mltclic.ll and Chamberlain.
Kock JWand , Dulm'juo , St. I'uul anil Mlnncapollg
l.i\enport , Caluiar , St. I'aul nnd Miuncapolig.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cara In
ivorldaronm on the main lines ol the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and o\ery attcntlnu In paid to pai&ungirs by court *
iU8 cmi > lojcu ol Iho coinjwiy.
S. ri. MHIIUILT , , A. V. W. OARPKNTKH ,
n'l llaiiagcr , ( Icn'l Pain.
OKO II. 1IEAFFOUI ) ,
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter ,
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
III A I IH
GROCERY Groceries
STOKE CAN A1TOUO
TO Ell
AS A FAIR OS *
Without It.
'
COUNTER SCALES.
* .C.CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR.
&IAHA , NEW.
A victim of rorlf ImpraJenoo. camlnjf oervoai debit *
tjr , prematuru decay , c to. . ; i vlni ( tried ID v ln ercr
rnownremtdy ti dUcovere.lt. ellnplo petntnf If. ,
ou , Hhlcli ho will end I'llKK lo hU < llo ua > ran.
Adrtrm. J. If. JHCtVBI ilOlnthamUt. . Nuw Vorlr
BE. WHITTIER
617 St. Charles St. , St , Louis , Mo.
A BED ULAIl 0 HADUATK of two medical college *
khulwcn enicaKod lonuir In the treatment of
ClIdONIU , NKIIVOUM , BKfN AND DLOOD DUewtt
than other physician In ( St. LouH.au citypapenshow
and all old rcuIdcntB know , Comultatlon free
invited. When It U Inconvenient to visit the city
treatment , wodlolnw can Lo oiit by mall or exprsi
everywhere. Curable ca e Buaraatoodwher ; dou
exhU it U frankly itatcd. Call or write ,
KerYOUiTroitraUon DebllltyMental md rhyilo
Throat
IUK. ! " " Afflictions. U1J Korea and Ulcen , Inipodl
menu to marrUgeTTthounutism , I'llM. Special * t
iuntloiitocnMiB'froni overworked brain. BUUUIOAt-
rcoulvu attention. Dlieasei
from IJniiruJeiice. B cnn eiii
- . in rrywhom yno
whr.cnutei , oci eiuuuoc | and cure. Mtllod for ut
or l-dwji
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ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
run
GALLOWAS AND ABERDEEN ANGUS ,
Consisting of Bulls Every nniuml of
nnd Hoifurs one , good individual
to throe yonra old. merit , pure bred
Every Heifer in nnd registered in
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Bulls. Great Britiaiii
At Lincoln , Neb , , Friday February 15,1884
Tuli Is ouo ui the best lots ol Polled Cattle o > cr oUcroi at publloulolh the uost , havlnj boon eoclccto < l
out ol SOO head ( mported by 111 durliif ithu past season *
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JIT. LKONAUD , EO.
Kor liuthor Intoruutlon or c-vtilou0'o. nddrojj U. M. Druso , Nebraska Fnrmor , Lincoln , Neb.
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