THE DAILtf BEE MONDAY , FEBRUARY , U 1884.
Dr. "Wnftncr'a Removal.
Dr.Yngnor IIM icmovcd Ills ofllco from Xo. S13
Larimer to Xo. 833 Larimer , where ho nil ) he plcaied
to see hi ? friends. The Doctor la to bo congratulated
on the completeness and elegance of Ills new bnlM-
Ing. It ] S one of the l > est In the city. ( Denver Uo-
publican , Jan. 3.h , 1&5I.
.a 8 if JLiHJf.S.HJLJJi. \ . tt.
THE LEARNED
338 LARIMER STREET.
Why ynu nhouM try Iho cilcbratod Dr. II. Wagnor'i
tnothoilsof euro :
1. "Dr. II. Wntfnor Is A natural phyttcltn. "
( O. S.
The Orcato'rt Mttni ;
"Few can oxco you AS a doctor. "
DR. J , SIMMS ,
Tlio World's Greatest rhyslOKiiomlst.
"You Are wonderfully prondcut Inyour knowl1
cdo of illsea o nud uioalducs. "
Dn. J. St-tTTiinws.
4. "Tnc aflllctcd Dnd ready rollcf In your pros
cnco. " Da. J. SIMMS.
6. "Dr. n. Wa nor li a ropttlar pnuliitto trora
ncllavuo Hoipltal , Now York city ; has tuul very ox-
tcnsho ho iiiul practice , And Is tlioroughly posted on
all br.uiehcj of his beloved eclcneo , especially on
chronic discuses. "
DM. HSOWXRU , & Hwivo.
fl. "Dr. II. Wagner his Immortalized hlmtolf li\
Ills w onderfill discovery of pjieclllo rcmudlcs for prl
\ato nnd sexual illucAscs. " Virginia City C'hronlclo.
7. "Thousands of Intallda Hock to sco him. " San
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "The Doctor's long experience A3 n ppeclallsl
Ehould render him tcry successful. " Rocky lloun-
tain Kewa.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At one time a discussion of Iho secret vlco xvaa en
tirely Aioldcd by the profcttslon , and medical works
but a few years ago would hardly mention It.
To-dav the physician Is of a different opinion ; ho li
nwars that ( t la hi * duty > llsaireeablo ; though It
maybe to handle thli matter without gloxe3and
epcalc plainly nbout It ; and Intelligent parents uui ]
Guardians "ill thank him for doing so.
The results attending this destructive vice were or-
morlv not understood , or mil properly estimated ; and
no linporUinco being attached to A subject which by
Its nature dooa not Imlto cloao Investigation , Ita
Ignored.
Tlio habit li generally contracted by the younz
whllo attending echool ; older companlona through
their cxaiuplo , may birosponalbloforlt , or It maybe
ooiulrcd through accident. The excitement once
pcrlcnccd , the practice will bo repeated again ami
again , until at last the habit becomes llrin and com
pletcly eiiblai es the % Ictim. Mental and ncn ous at
( fictions are miully the primary results of Bell-abuse.
Among the Injurious eflccta tnay bo mentioned lassi
tude , dejection or Irrasclbllity of temper and general
debility. The boy eceks seclusion , And rarely Joins
In the eporta of his companions. If ho bo a young
mau ho \ \ 111 bo llttlo found In company with the other
BOX , and Is troubled with exceeding and annojlng
baahfulncss In their presence. I.a'chious dreams ,
cmUjIona and eruptions on the face , etc. , are also
, prominent symptoms.
If the practice la \ lolently persisted In , more scrlouii
disturbances take place. Great palpitation of tha
heart , or epileptic com uK.oria , are cxpericncoa , and
the sufferer may fall into a complete ut-ato of Idiocy be
fore , finally , death rcllcics him.
To all the o engaged In this dangerous , practice , !
would siy , first of all , stop It at once ; make overj
possible effort to do so ; but if you fall , If your nervous
ejstcm U already lee much shattered , and consequently
quently , your will-power broken , take some nerve
tonic to aid you In j our effort. Having freed yourself
from the habit , I would further counsel jou to go
through n regular courbo of treatment , for It Is a great
mistake to suppos" that any one may , for some time ,
bo tuicrysolitt'e gliohinwclf up to this fasclnatina
but dangerous exUtcmcnt ithout suffering from Its
o > II coiiooiUuncea | at some future time. The numnei
of youngmen whoaro IncapacKUxl to fill the duties
enjoined by wedlock Is alarmingly largo , and In most
of such cases this unfortunate condition of things can
be traced to the practice of belt-abuse , w hlch had been
abandoned years ago. Indeed , a few mouths' practice
of this habit Is sutllclent to Induce spermatorrhoea
later years , and I have many of such cases under treat
men t at the present day.
Young Men
Who may bo Buffering from the effects of youthfu !
follies or indiscretions u III do well to avail themselves
of this , the greatest boon over laid at the altar of suf-
erlng humanity. DR. WAOXKR will guarantee to for-
elt f500 for every case of seminal weakness or private
dlcease of any kind and character .which ho under' '
takoa to and falls to cure.
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ago of 30 to 60 who are
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad >
der , often Accompanied by a slight smarting or bum
Ing sensation , and a weakening of the system In a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits r. ropy sediment w III often bo
found , and sometimes small particles of albumen wll
appear , or the color will bo n ( thin mllUsh line , again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There arc
many , many men w ho die of this dltllculty.lgnorant of
the cause , whlth la the second Btago of seminal-weak-
ucss. Dr. W. w III guarantee A perfect cure In all case ;
and a healthy restoration of the gculto-uriuary or
caua.
Consultation freo. Thorough examination and ad
llco , $5.
All communications should bo addressed , Dr. Ilcurj
JJcnry Wagner , 1' . O. 2330 , Demer , Colorado.
The Young Man's Pocket Companion , by Dr. U
Wagner , is worth its wei.'ht In gold to young men
I'rloo $1,15. ! Scut by mail to aay addroaj.
A FJBIEND TO ALL.
Ono Who is Needed and Nobly Filla his
PJace.
Denver Is mnro fortunito than she knows in the
powcsa on of trfo talon's and energies of r. man who
has given hU tlmo and thought not merely to the
perfection of liU skill ai a practitioner of hit pro
fession of insdiclne , bnt to the study of these pro
found thlngn of uolen a and nature w hlch tend to the
uioro comp.cto underfctindlng of the problem of lllo
and of thi > Uw * ot nature and the meana of gaining
Iho greatest practical goods to mankind from the In
formation thus acquired in the abstract. Such o
tnan Is Dr. II. Wagner , who in located at 343 Larimer
street. Dr. Wagner devoted m ny ) oars to thoao-
nimitlonof the knowledge neccossary to hla jirofes-
elon Iu a number of the leading medical BdiooU of
the most eminent and profound toichora , ouch
names aj Dr. Grow and Dr. I'anooast oppoarini ;
among his preceptors Kordli hU studies end hero.
They continued In the field of the practicing family
phWcUnacidlnthooJiporloncea of a man < > l exten
sive travel. He hu visited every section of the Unl >
ted States paying studious attention to thu different
characteristics of th varloui | rtloiis of the country ,
particularly with regard to their euYct , cllmitlo and
otherwise upon nualth and the illllo' cut forms of ills-
cased. With the eorublned jwwerj of close atuily , extensive
tensive obiervatlon and almos * . unlliu ted practice ,
Dr Wagner came to Denver throe years ago equip
ped as taw lm\o the right to claim tu battle the tt-a
of manUnd , tbo ilre.ucil cnmny , dlscare. In order to
render the greatest Rood to society , Dr. ti agner dcci
ded to lay aldo the general branches of practice and
bring all has rpekmwledp'BMil power to bear up
on iho foe which among thu army of ins illuus
death agenU U the trcatcst. Hit wide experience
had taught him what weapon ! to use and which ti
discard , and after ( xiulppltirf himself a hU trained
judifmeiit was so well aide tn advise him ho coir. .
'iucncu'4 boldly nnd confidently his attack. In cstl
mating the results And nucccid achieved , It ! > only
iiercssary to know the doctor's pitloii and standing
to-dav. While located In thU city , 111 * practice Is by
no meant confined to its limit ! nor thU ecttlon o
country , JIUicorrojponilencoArd oxpiusabouls
tlfy In black and while to hi * invest un of a Held o
piactlce bouii'lcd only by the llaeo whleh bound the
cngthand brcaath i > f the country , and which htu
larcd him where a man of hU iklll r-nd Intoilectua
aUAlnmcnUilH' rvo toiifc ndtho W tolo oiiabli
him to reach the hbhent pliuro of iwoiulncu tn ul
ferlug humanltv tlio piano of fliurdal Indepcn
iloncc. Dr. W K er ha contributed f Mi prosperl
ty to the substantial Improvement of Denver In thu
-fro tlnn of amioblock on Lvrlmer street , opposite
liU j.re unt ollle .No.SU. Itwllibo ready for occu
jiancy In a cw wecki andli on evldcnco that tin
doctor It to bo numlwrc I amoiirf Ihu | , -ar.ent and
tolldcl'lzeiit of thi metropolis ul tha j.Ulun [ Den
ver Tribune ,
DR , H , WAGNER & C'O , ,
338 [ LariraoO.St. Addroas Bos 2389
DENVER COL.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
SEED OOEN ,
Clio O. , B. & < J. IBSUO x Olrnilnr Iict-
tcr ot'IntoroHl to Knrmcrs.
Sir. Olmrlco Keith , the general agent
f the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy ,
lands TUB Bun the following circular
otter , which will provo of interest to
griculturatists ospoc'mlly :
OuiUAflo , 111. , January 21 , 1881.
'o W. T. Morrlll , Sup't Iowa Lines :
Dear Sir Wo are advised ( hat much
if the com wised last year (1883) ( ) along
ho line of our road is unlit fur sued , nnd
hat it will bo necessary to procure scud
or the next crop outside of the atatn.
Wo understand the reason of the fail-
ro of the 1833 crop iu this respect to ho ,
hill the seed for the crop canio from n
titndo further south than that in which
t wee intended to grow , and that the
; erin of this southern corn was destroyed
ly the first frost.
It is not our wish to interfere iu any
vay i"ith the business of others , nor to
onstiluto the railroad company in any
onso the agent of the community in pro-
uriug a good supply of seed for this
'oar ' , but wo think it can do no harm to
ill the iittontion of thoao interested to
ho importance of malting early and or
ganized otl'orta to got eeod in the locali-
ica where it is wanted , and atibrding
hem such nid as may bo proper.
To this end it is suggested that you
all atfontion of all division and assist-
nt superintendents to the subject , and
hat they bo instructed to assist , and
lermit our station a ent to assist , in aid-
ug local organizations to secure the
locossary supply of seed corn.
LOU should permit the ' mo
f local facilities belonging to the com-
iany , and yon nro authorized to extend
o such agents as may bo employed by
ocal organizations to make purchases
and shipments of corn for seed , any and
ill reasonable facilities for BO doing.
Your division and assistant auporin-
ondents , and through them , all station
\gpnta , should receive copies of this
ommunication , and should bo instructed
o suggest that the local newspaper call
Utention to the matter , it being ono ot
great importance to the community , as
veil as to the road.
Yours truly , E. P. llirLEY ,
General Freight Agent.
Approved ,
T. J. BOTIEU , General Manager.
Alton's Brain Food botanical extract
trongtliens tha Brain anil positively curc
Nervous Debility , Nervousness , Headaches
unnatural losses , and all weakness of Genera-
, ivo System ; it never fails. SI pltp. ; 0 for SeAt
At druggists or Allen's Pharmacy , 315 First
Vvo. N. Y.
Proceedings.
The Oakland Aeorn cornea out now in
a stirring editorial on the printing of the
proceedings of the county board. It
does this expecting that the cry of "aour
rapes" will bo raised by those papers
which are favored with official pattonago.
It rightly takes the position that where
; here are real newspapers said newspapers
will give the nowa as news , and right
"ully portrays the usual mode in this
county by sayingi "In most cases pro
ceedings of the board are drawn out
without any regard to brevity and econ
omy , BO that a week's session of the
board will fill a largo number of squares ,
the greater portisn of which is redundant
verbiage and mal-apropos resolutions
which have to bo paid for at the legal
rate. The proceedings do not cotuo ouc
in ofiicial form until throe or four weeks
after the session of the board , and it is
safe to say they are not read by one out
of ton of tlio subscribers of those
papers. "
Some time ago the council of this city
used to drag out its proceedings in like
manner , costing the city about 82,000 a
year. THE BEI : took the position that
this . amount would bo better expanded
on permanent improvements , and any
Jive newspaper hero would give all the
proceedings which were of general inter
est as nowa. TIIK BEI : did so. The
other papers had to follow suit , and the
needless expenditure was cut of ] ' . The
Acorn takes virtually tlio same position
in regard to the proceodingsof the county
board , and gives TJIE BEU credit for being -
ing "tho Crat to give the substance of the
board proceedings , and that , too , in con
densed readable shape , " adding : "TiiE
Bin ; has a circulation second to none in
Pottowaltamio county. "
Brother Cos. will also find some inter
esting facts , doubtless , by measuring up
some of tlio printed proceedings and
comparing his measurement with the bills
which are presented to the board. Tlio
Council Bluffa Herald , as well as THE
BEE , has ahovm up uomo queer figures
on some bills in the past.
Ono thing is certain. The proceedings
of the county board are drawled out as
long as possible.
BOLD HIGHWAYMEN ,
Auliilon County 1'roiluccs a Gang
of Tlium ,
Auilnbou County Defender.
On Thursday evening of last week
about 8 o'cloolc , wh'lo W , 0. Orano and
Bert Poago were coming up from Atlan
tic , where they liad boon with hay , they
wore halted near the Ballard school-
IIOUQO , Bovea milca soutii of Exira , by two
men who ntoppod from the tliioh buahes ,
and on their refusing to obey were fired
upon by the would-bo robbers. Some
eight or niiio shots were fired , one of the
balls cutting through Oalo'a cap. His
life was saved , probablp by his lioraos being
ing frightened at the appearance of the
bandits , and springing into u run. Bert
being behind , struck hia mules and throw
himself Hot upon the hay-rack and let
them run , Tlio attack on Oalo Orano
must have been for pure and indi criminate >
nato robbery , and that , too , for a moro
trillo , as thu boys' could not hare boon expected -
pocted to luvo had much moro than their
loads of hay brought. Wo wonder what
our outlaw Nympathizers think now. Calo
Grano is a man that 1ms not an enemy in
the country as wo ever hoard of , and no
one would make ouch an assault on his
life through personal motives.
Still nt. It.
The habeas corpus case bywhich
"Doctors" Hooves and Thompson are
Booking to got out of going to Memphis
| n charge of ShurilT Cannon , occupied
still mo ro of Judge Lyinau'a time Satur
day , aud the in alter wai laid over Sun.
ay for a final hearing to-day. The case
a striking illustration of how delay a
H bo caused by iho toohnicalitioi nnd
illy-dallying of the law nnd the law
'ora. '
IXU.VY IjKAVISS 1MOM
V Bco Corrcsiionilotit Oruhcrs Up tlio
Stoat IntorcstliiK of 'i'lium ,
OAKLAND , la , , February 8. Coasting
id sleigh-riding is the mania with our
oung people now , moro to bo desired
lian skates.
Uol Pullen 1ms nold hia business to
ohn Converse , of Avoea , who IBKOB
loscssion nt onco.
The firm of Poltor & DcOralF lias
isolvcd by mutual consent nnd the firm
ill now bo known ns DoOmtT it Co
'or ' about four years the firm of Potter
b DoOrall has stood nt the head of our
usincas houses , and wo predict that the
ow firm will sustain the reputation of
10 old.
About twenty-live of our citizens
iaited Avoca Wednesday evening to hoar
' 10 lecture delivered by the Hon. Col-
LX. The universal verdict was n good
: ctnro nnd time well spent.
A pleasant time was reported by thoao
ho spent Thursday ovomng nt the rcsi-
once of Postmaster Robinson.
Trotter , of The Avocn Delta , was
eking ever town Tuesday.
Editor Cox has n brand now job press.
It is a daisy. " Foreign editors please
ako n unto of this.
Mayor Freeman's son Chylo died this
orning ( Friday ) . * llo had a foot taken
ft' over n year ago nud hua not boon
ell since. J. T.
_ _
Tlio itcculntloii Suit ,
or gentlemen nt Iho roller skating rink
n box coat , tight pants , nnd n scull cap
ith gilt cord. Several of these suits
ro now being made from the elegant now
pring goods just received nt Smith it
'ollor's , the loading merchant tailors , 7
nd 0 Main street , This firm have ob-
inoil the well deserved reputation of
oing first class artists iu cutting and fit-
iig , aud their trimmings nro the finest
10 land affords.
Heal Estate
The following deccidroro filed for re-
ord in the recorder's ofllco , Fobrunry
reported for the BEE by P. J. Me-
ilahou , real estate ngont :
Martin Williams to J. A. Champion ,
art BVV } sw | 2 , 7714. . S'-'oO.
R. II. Woodmaney to Bonjaniin Bam-
iow , lot 10 , block 10 , Macedonia. § 50.
Flora J. Mitchell to 0. F. Craig ot al ,
no 18 , 74 , 40. § 2,400.
Total sales , § 2,700.
IOWA NEAVS.
Dubuque is looking forward to a union
depot. .
ThoFirot National bank of DaWitt ,
capital $30,000 , is being organized.
Cedar Rapida has packed 131,002 hoga
during the season up to the 1st inst.
Afton is swarming with horsobuyora
* nd good animals are soiling at § 100 and
§ 150 each.
Sanborn is going to have a choose fac-
: ory. Now , why can't Portsmouth have
luch an establishment.
"Kcokuk has packed 40,000 hogs this
loason , and would have packed more bul
: or the scarcity of hogs.
P. J. Cowrtn , ox-troasuror of Ilnrdin
county , has waived examination and been
bound ever on § 17,000 bail.
Dubuque lias forty-sovon insane pa
tienta at the hospital at Independenceut
a cost of § 1,024 per annum.
There are 2,201 gas burners in the
now capitol nt Des Moino's. Of this
number 1,093 may bo lighted by clec
tricity.
The dour and grist mill of William
Fllia , at Mcnroo , was totally destroyed by
fire on Thursday. Loss , § 2,500 ; no in
surance.
The electric light company of Burling
ton is receiving orders for lamps to such
an extent that their present plant is ex
hausted.
A vein of coal has boon discovered on
ho farm south of Afcin. It is nboul
, welvo foot below the surface , 27 inches
thick and of good quality.
A. now hotel is proposed in Fort Dodge
the Sncll hotel , to bo located at the
southeast corner of Market and Lump
streets. Snoll nska water , as and taxes
freo. for five years and § 5,000. Tlio sub
scription paper is out.
Michael Enwright , a brakonian , was
instantly killed on the Wabash , in Albiu ,
by accidentally catching his foot in u
guard rail , and before ho could extricate
i-inaolf the train backed down on him ,
crushing him in a shocking manner.
This was Mr. Etiwright'a first trip , ant
> roved also to bo his last.
The "Top 0' the Morning Comedy
Troupe" was announced to appear nt
Cruston on the 25th of March ; but the
manager of the opera house lias rocoivet
a letter canceling the date. Thn reason
igned is that a few ' 'ays ago , in n Mis
souri town , the advance n ont Killed the
iropriotor. This loaves the company
lomowhat at sea.
On Tuesday last the little town of Mil
Jnrsburg , lying twenty miles nouth o
Marongo , in Iowa county , wns all cxcito
ment over a reported double tragedy
The outline of the crime is as follows
A youug Gorman , who has boon employee
by Mrs. Shustor on her farm near Mil
lorsburg , has boon very nttontivo to Mnry
Shustor , the daughter ot his employer
The girl refused to regard him with favor
On Ttiesd.iy ho was moro earnest thai
ever , ami ivhon the girl refused to listei
to his a ieal , ho deliberately shot her
She fell apparently lifeless. The would
bo murderer then suicided. The girl was
living ut last accounts , but her wound is
considered fatal.
The disappearance of Mr. John Me
Feal , near Scran ton , is still shrouded iu
mystery , with little apparent hope of un
raveling the same , A largo posse of-niei
were engaged in searching liim out , bu
found no trace of the missing man , bine
which time no concerted action in th
matter has boon taken. At present the
nephew of MoNeal is lying in jail t
await the action of tlio grand jury at th
April term of the district court. Per
haps further developments may bo un
earthed bofpro that time , Ho is charged
with being instrumental in making away
with his uncle , and the further matter o
having a considerable amount of money
in his hands , of which ho could not giv
an intelligent account.
Antiquity of Gunned Gooiln.
Krom Naples Letter.
"It is a singular fact that wo are ii
dobtod to Pompeii for the great industry
of canning fruit. Years ago , when thn
excavations were just beginning , a party
of Cinciiinatiana found , in what had been
a pantry of a hoinn , mcny jars of pro-
erved figs. Ono wns opened nnd they
were found to bo fresh nnd good. Invcs-
igntion shows that that the tigs had boon
mt into jnrs in n heated state , an npor-
tire loft for the steam to escape nnd then
oalcd with wnr. The hint was taken ,
nd Iho noit year canning fruit wns in-
reduced into the United btatoa , the pro-
: os.i being identical with that in vogtto in
'ompcii twenty centuries ago. "
la Molinimnctlniilsm Pylti ; ; ?
'hllailolphln Call.
Is Mohammedanism dying out ? nnd is
Christianity taking its place ? The true
uswor to those questions , galling ns it
my bo to our western pride , startling
oublooH to our religious feelings , ia Not
jot ns glance nt tno matorinj of which
10 Mohammedan world is composed ,
Vo have for n long time regarded the
'urk ns n typical Moslem , merely bo-
uiso ho stands in bur historic force
; round , but bcsido the brethren of his
: reed ho sinks numerically into insignili-
nn co.
The following table will give t\ clear
lea of the real numerical power of
plain :
ulijccU of Uio Ottoman I'orto , In-
cluillng Syrln nud Irak , nut
Arabia nor KO'it | | proper 22,000,000
KyptimiR 5,000,000
ripoli , Tunis , Algiers , Morocco. . 18,000,000
* oim > ii iJr)00OtX )
nmu rviul llntlrnmnnt 9,000,000
ojo , Asslr , Hasir -1,000,000
touVas 2,000,000
ouiliiii 10,000,000
Atuibar 1,500,000
ornians 8,000,000
Umloos , Uritish. subjects10,000,000
tivlayn HO.OOO.OOO
hlnoso 22,000,000
Imntmto MmiKolo 0,000,000
ItcruuiniH , Ti rt rs , oto 5,000,000
Vffilwns nnd Uoloochls 11,000.000
Total 182,000,000
These nro , of course , round figures.
Hit nt least fairly Yelinblo , nnd while nil
Itissclmnns do not believe alike , yet they
uito on the following questions , nnd are
uicli less irreconcilable than the Chris-
an denominations , unless the Arlm-
ocs , may bo excepted , and they nro the
ranks of the Moslem world :
1. Belief in one true Gpd.
2. Belief in future life , reward and
unishmout.
II. Belief in the Koran as the word of
! od interpreted by Mahomet.
4. In divine revelation to Adam , Abrn-
am , Noah , Moses , Christ , Mahomet.
5. The act or expression of faith ( Kelc-
not ) .
Such the numbers and such the belief
f Islam , a mighty force working with
lean , easily handled weapons.
Among the negro races the Moslem has
nfinite advantage over the Christian
iiisstonary. The missionary is never
cally on n level with the black man. llo
vill toll him that he has a soul to bo
avad : that ho will bo hia brother in the
lost world , buf ho will not marry the
> lack man s daughter nor give his own to
lim to wife.
How Intelligence Progresses ,
'r-m"TIio New Toryism , " by Herbert Spencer , In
I'opnhr tSclenco ilonthly for Kobruary.
From the lowest to , the highest creat
ures , intelligence progresses by acts ol
liscriminations ; and it continues so to
irogrcss among men , from the most
ignorant to the most cultured. To class
rightly to put in the eamo group things
which are of essentially the saino natures ,
and in other groups things of naturoo
essentially difloront ia the fundamental
condition to right guidance of actions.
Beginning with rudimentary vision , which
; ives warning that spine largo opaque
jody is passing near ( just as closed eyes
turned to the window , perceiving the
ohndo caused by a hand put before them ,
; ell us of something moving in front ) ,
; ho advance is to developed vision , which ,
i > y exactly-appreciated combinations ol
lorms , colors , and motions , identifies
objects at great distances ns prey or
enemies of this or that kind , and so makes
possible adjustments of conduct for scour
ng food or evading death That progressing
sing perception of differences and cense
quout greater Correctness of classing con
stitutes under ono of its chief aspects the
development ot mind , is equally soon
wlion wo pass from the relatively simple-
physical visio to the relatively complex
intellectual vision the vision through the
igoncy of _ which things previously grouped
jy certain external resemblances or by
certain extrinsic circumstances come to
30 moro truly grouped in conformity
with their intrinsic structures or natures.
Undeveloped intellectual vision is just as
ndhcriminating and erroneous in its clan-
iuga as undeveloped physical vision.
Instance the early arrangement of plants
under the heads trees , shrubs , and herbs ;
size , the most conspicuous tr.iit , being
; hu ground of distinction , and the assem
blages formed being such as united many
) luiitn extremely unlike in their natures ,
ind separated others that are near akin.
Or atill better , take the popular classific
ation which puts together under the
saina general iiamo fmh nud nholl-fish ,
and under the sub-namo shell-fish
- , - , puts
together crustaceans and mollusks ; nay ,
which goes further , and regards as fish
the cetacean mammals. Partly because
if the likeness in their modes of lifo as
inhabiting the water , and partly because
of some general resouiDlanco in their
bastes , creatures t that are in their essen
tial natures far moro widely separated
than a fiah is from a bird , are grouped
under the same class and under the sumo
Hub-class ,
13 UNFAILING x
AStf INl'AT.UIir.R
m cuniNO
Epileptic Fits ,
Sjmsm , Ful 11 uc
Sickliest ) , Conviil-
Blons , 8t. Vltua Dance , Aleoliollsin ,
Opium Eating , Bcmlnul Weakness , Im-
iwtency , Syphilis , Scrofula , and all " *
Nervous nnd Dlood Diseases.
t 'To Clergymen , Lawyrni , Literary Mcnf
Jlercliants , Hankers , Laillvs and all whose
Bcdcntary cmployjncnt eaiifics Nervous 1'ros-
tratlon , Irrt'Kularitlca of thu blood , stomach ,
bowels or kldncya , or who require a nerve
tonic , appetizer01 t > lliiiulcntiS'umaHfan Jfer-
vine Is invaluable.
CJf'ThouBanils
proctalni it the most
womlcrful l""Jgor-
ant that ever sustaln-
eil a ElnkliiK eyetcin.
JLIX ) , nt Druggists.
ThoDII. S.A. RICHMOND
MEDICAL CO. , Solo Pro-
i. St. ( oicpli. Ma.
XvrvoumrH
. iii1 J' r
F'ft'X1 ' Nfiiraliilu , Htlollcu
'l } Kl'in'y. Bnliiu And I.ltvr
uiil d'- ' ' ifiiut.A } iiiiiiiiiiii-
iy5' ' " ' ? ; . , i'i > ) * * . M > \
l' U'ii. ' Krv.fiH'lui. Culanli
VrCT . . ' ' . ' ' ; Kilf | | i y , liniiuttiif )
Dunili VtfUi' . I'lbUpMU VWrl , t-ic. Only wl nUtlaiiti : >
uifllvltlii Aim rim lint WIHU Ilia Klnclrli-ltr ana m K
iirlUin tin oiiKh Dm Iwtiy , AUU can bo ri-ihurucxl Iu all Iu
( Milt by thu imllmu
SI.OOO Would Not Buy It.
DR UonsB-I wan , idcd with ilieunutUm , end
curtd by uilri ( { bolt. To miy ono millcttd wltt
that illnoano , 1 would v , buy Unrno'a Klectrlo Uelt
Any onv can cotifur with mo by wrltlnir or calllld
at my itoro , H2U Huufloi ttrctt. Omaha Kvb.
. . , . WILLIAM LYONH.
OH'ICK-Oi > po lte pDntoltlw , rooi'n 4
cet bloclr.
tff 'ot ralo at O. F. OooJinaaV .Druir dora , 111
KAnmui St. . Onialia. ' °
OriliT filled OOP.
9
The experience In Iho troitmont of Cnnttr with
8nllt' H | < oclfloS. H M. ) would tccin to warrant in
In MJ In ( * th tlt will euro till * much ilrpvlnlncourKO.
I'mons afflicted r * Imltcd to correfpomlitluu. .
1 lcllo\o8nltt' < iSifclfl' < li M\od my life. t livt
tlrtnalllj1 lent tha u e ul the upper imtof my timly
Atutinv fttnn I rum tlio pelt iiou4 cflrct * ot fthrjro
oxnocr on my noek , ( rum wlilch 1 lud nultord for sM
tear * . N. B. S MM relict ml moot Ml > rfiic , ami
[ lie | t l in U Iwliiff forced out of my ) item , t w 111
soon l > o ttcll.
\V. It. Iom ! ov , IHvlslioro , Oa.
Two months tgo tny Attention WM r.xllnl to tlio
to of a tt Oman nllllctcsl w Itli n canrar on her ihoul *
lor at leant il\olnclir in Hrcumtctctico angry , pain-
iili nnd ultliip the I'Mlcnt no rest il y or niKlit lor
* K month * . I oliUlucil it mipply of Hnlft'n Sprclflo
or for Iivr. She lis * taken live bottle , rim ! tdu nicer
s entirely lirnloil tip , unlr n toty mmll noali rciniln-
tig Mid lirr health Is KtUr tlmu for llto Jcirt pmt ;
icim In lie iraifcctly curril.
llnv. .Ir.tAKR UAMi'nr.t.t , , Columlnu , ( ! A.
I lmt jccn ri'inntknlilo result * from line f Sulft'a
iocitlo on it rmiccr , A toiiau man hero hn liccn
rflllitod iluijrar * with tlio moslAnitry looking tat.
hffriiicr-r * t oursaw amlna t carl ] ilotil Iho flirt
mttlo irniloa womlerlnl changr , nml After fltot'Ot-
Icsworo t.iU'11 , ho li nearly orqnltovell , It Is truly
\omlcrtiil.
M. F. Cnrtturr , M. I ) . , Oglethorpc , (1 .
Our trcntl o on UlooJ Ami Skin Dlsean-s
TlIRSWIVTSl'CCIKIO CO. ,
Drawer 3 , AtlantA llx
V. Y. Onicc , IWW. 3.M St , liutwcvii Oth and 7llAt
The moot the te > rm"Rhot
I.lno" In connection \\lththt
corjHirata name of ft tfreitroid ,
coin oj s an Idea of titxthit
required ! > y tlio tratrlliiR pub-
llo A Short Line , Quick Tlrat
Mill the licit ( ) t
llotia ll of which Are turn <
shod by the greatest railway In America.
HIOAGO ,
And St. Paul.
It owns Mnl operates over 4FOO nillca ot
Northern Illinois , Wlncoiiulu , Mlnnosotn , Io r
) akoU ! and m IK main lino" , branches r > iul connoc-
Ions reach all tlio croat business control ol the
Nortlmvstand TarWcat , It naturally answers thi
description ot Short I.lno , nnil Host llouto Ixtwoon
ChlonK" , Milwaukee , Ht , ruulnnJ Mliincapolla.
ChlcnKisMllwnukco , IA t'rosso nnd Wlnonik.
Uhlcn o , MlhMHil.on , Abonlocn ftnil r.lloiulalo
Chlcngo , Mlluimkco , Kan Claim Anil Stillnntor'
Chicago , Mllwankcv , WAIIHAU ninl Jlonlll.
" " ' ' RO , Mllwaukoo , lloa > cr Dam nnil 0 hkc li.
.RO , Xlllnnnkco , Waukonha and Oeonomowoo.
_ 4ji > , Mll aiilico , MmllKon ami I'ralrloiluChlou
Chicago , Milwaukee , Onntnnna Anil 1'alrlliault.
Chlcnip , llelolt JniicmlUo and Mineral 1'olnt.
Chicago , I'.lnlii , Uocktonl ami Ilulnu\uo.
Chlroio , Clinton , Hock Islam ) ami Collar lUplili.
ClilcaK , Council llhiltfl anil Umalin.
Clilcoito , Slonx City , Hloiix Kails ami Yankton
Chicago , Mlluanlico , Mltcholl and Chainhcrlaln.
Hook Island , Diihuquo , SU 1'iuil and MlmiDaiiolli.
la\oni > ort , Ualniar , tit. 1'anl nnd Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the I'lnrst DlnlncCara In
world nro rim on the inaliillnc'iottlio CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL. RAILWAY
and ovcry nttontlon In paid to pnwcugcra uy court ;
out cuiployca 1 the company.
S. d. MT.KKIU , , A. V. II. CAIU'KNTKU ,
flcn'l Manager. lliMi'l TAHI. Aecnl
J. OI.AUK , GEO 11'IIEAFFOKD ,
. Qcn'l Sup't.
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter.
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
IN A IN
GROCERY Groceries
STORE CAN AFFOIID
TOUC
AS A rAin os
Without li.
COUNTKU SCALES.
K , 9 , CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR ,
OMAIIA , KKU ,
I
A victim of orly imprudence , causing nervous doblU
r , preniaturo decay , etc. . fini'lng trictt In VAln orery
nownromtdy has dlftrnv.-rf > J & flimplq rtnanitof solfi
5uro. which ho "III rand 1'RKK ( o hU inllow-fluflcrers.
Addruss. ,1. If , 11EKV S. 3Ch/itnmUu. / N w Vork
Chartered by thcStatcof Illi
nois for thcexpiMS purpose
of ijlvini ; Immediate rclielln
oil chronic , urinary nnd pri
vate dlseasca. Gonorrhoea ,
OlcetnndSypl-ullainallthcir
complicated forms , also nil
diseases of the Skin and
Jjlood promptly rcllcvcdnnd
pcrmanentlycurcd by rcme-
dics.tcstedln oJi'orlu Vcnra
- , ftiireliilJ'rurtlec. Seminal
Weakncsa , Nlpht Lessee by Dreams , Pimples on
he I'acc.I.ost Manhood , iHalUveli/enrut.Tlirro
attocj(2 > fi'liiifiitliiii. The nnproprlate remedy
; at once used In each cane. Consultations , ner-
onul or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med-
clnea Dent by Mall nnd Express. Nomnrkaon
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address
DH.JAMES.No. 204Washinglon St.Chcagolll. !
( UKUJllK. ) " ( AKTKII. )
nLKOTUO-VOLTAIC nr.LT end other KLKcrnio
.I'J AITI.USCKS nro sent on 'M Days' Trial 'IU
MEN ONLY. YOUNO OH OLD , who nro Buffer.
IIIK from NKttvoua DeiiiLiTr. IXJST VrrAUTr ,
WiSTlNQ WKiiinEsscfl , nnd all tnoso dlsoasos of a
I'KiLSONit. NiTUKE , ri'Siiltlnff from ADUSEH mid
OTIIEH VUVSKH. niwuly relief anil rnmpletu
reiioratlon to HEALTH , Viunn nna MANHOOD
nuAiUNTKEn. fiend at uucu for IllustratcU
ramphlet freo. Addrcei
V ( ITA1 ( ) IIKI/11 CO. , Mnrnlmll , Mlcli.
DISEASES OF THE
J r. ARMSTRONG M D.
, . , , . ,
Ooia.li.wt ' . .MOciULYln *
Jturn Street oppoglto 1'aiton Itotol , Oinitia
1
ALONG TIIK MNE OK TIIK ,
Chicago. . Si. . Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAIUWAY.
The now cxtouilon ol IbU line ( ruin Wakcfivld up
tha
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN
through Concord and Colcrldjco
Huachos the bunt portion ol tlio Stats. Sueclal ox.
cur lon ra' ( or Und mckoM over thin Ino ta
Wayne , Norlolk and HartliiBton , and \lt > lllalr to M
| > rliiclpal po'iiU ' on thu
SIOUX OITY & PAOIFIO RAILROAD
Tr lu over Hit 0. . fit. T. M. & O , Hallway to Cov
liilttoii. Sioux city , I'onca , IlaitlnatonVayiio ami
Kcrlulk ,
For IVouiont , Oakdal , N ll h , and through to Vtl
vutlut.
tiffs ! rat > > nd all Inlormatlon call nn
v n. WimNKV.acneraUirort ,
Rtmuz'i liullJUir , Cor , 10th aud Farnam Hti ,
Omaha , Nob.
yTic.ltoU can ) i tccurcd at depot , comer 14tb
aid Wcl'iUrStrrrtt.
One of the Beat and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from ,
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
HAS COMMENCED AT
COR. 15TH Aft5D DODGE , STS ,
iu iho largest awl host lighted room in the city.
We oiler special inducements in every line of
OiS Cloths
Carpetings , ,
m
The niosb careful attention given to all work. Now goods arriving
daily to inalco the most complete stock in the west o
Ij JUU1UBJA UUUJUULIJ B
DRAPERIES , SHADES , POLES AND CORNICES ,
*
We invite Comparison.
Williams' , Dry Goods nud Carpets , corner Fifteenth and Dodge. Our
importation of Embroiderips and Insertions arriving late , are just opened ,
and will bo sold at
One-Third Less than the Usual Price.
COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS.
Musliii Underwear at Extremely low Prices ,
Situated in Wodfc Oinaliu only two blocks from the proposed line of :
ho Cublo ( Jurs , witli tlie B.ilt Ilnihvav Crossing one corner , aud only three
luurtors o u uiilo i'roin tlio present Street-cur Liiio , at the prices we are
isldng for lots.
OPPKU3 8UOII INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS KlTIIEll FOIl
Lots in Thornbnrg Place are bound to double in vnlno ( luring the
lomine summer. Now is the time to g < * t the nicest lots ever placed on
, ho Omaha mill-hot. Price ? . § 150. to § 250. on monthly payments.
a25. loS'100. each Easy terms. 50 elegant lots in
ust south of the U. P. Depot ; $175. to § 300. monthly installments.
Bonutifnl 2i ncro lots at S250.oacli.
Eight lots in Uoyd'a addition , S175. each. 12 lota in Patrick's
addition , SJ50 , to § 500. 0 lots in Plainviow , the finest ones in this
addition , 817ft , to 600.
Lota in 13urkor Suldivisiqn and /ollqwiiig addHioiis : Isaac ) &
llunscom place , Oak Knoll , Roes' Place , &o &c.
Several choice aero tracts in Qises addition , Hawes addition , South-
Omaha ana Wfst Omaha. A choice 5 acre piece in Tuttles Subdivision ,
U acres in Okabnma , tt ono acre pieces on Sherman Avenue , near the
fair grounds , also some vorp choree business lots on Dodge , Farnain ,
Harnoy , Jackson and other streets.
Wo have the finest market garden pieces to bo had around Omaha ,
Four , five and ton acre tracts on IGth street , north of the fair grounds ,
400 , to 81000 each on monthly payments.-
A few nice aero corners in west Omaha , at less than hnlf the price
asked for adjourning land.
In all par Is of the city. "Wo have some great bargains in residence
property ,
BARKER & MAYNE ,
H. E. COBWEB 13TH AND PABNAM.
