THE DAILY EEE ? OMAHA , FRIDAY MAKCII 7 , 1884.
Dr. AVnRiinr's Uctnovnt.
Dr. Wagner ha ttmoTol hlj omoo from Ko. 33
Larimer to No. S33 Urltnor , where he will l j pleased
lo iie hl friends The Doctor Is to be congratulated
on the complottncM and elegance of h.s new bnlU-
ng. It is one of the belt In the city. [ Dcnvtr Re-
imbllcan , Jan. H7.h 134.
.0 I I JLJLVJ JL njLJJLB.1
THK LEARNED
Specialist
J)38 ) LARIMER STREET.
Why you fhould try the celebrated Dr. 11. Wagner1
mothtxl.i ot cum :
1. "Dr. II. Wanner Is a natural physician. "
O. 8. FowtHn ,
The Greatest UrinR Plircnoloflil ,
"Few can oxco you M a dortor. "
DR. J. SIMMS ,
Tlio World's GroMost 1'hj fjognomlst.
"You are wondertulty proficient in your Itnowl
edge of dkoaso and medicines. "
DR. J. MAmixws.
4. "Tho ftdllctcd find ready relief In rour prea
cnco. " . DR. J. SIMMS.
6. "Dr. II. Wagner Is ix regular Rnuluato trom
BUeruo Hospital , Now York city ; haihadxery ex.
tcnnlro hospital practice , and U thoroughly posted on
all branches of his beloved science , especially on
cliroulo diseases. "
Una. BKOWKHU , & KUINO.
6. "Dr. II. Wagner has Immortalized hluuolf b )
rJswondcrfulillsco\ery of siiccino romoOlca for prl
TOte and sexual diseases.H VlrRlnU City Chronicle.
7. "Tliousands of Inrallds flock to see blm. " Sau
Francisco Chronicle.
8. "Tho Doctor's long ; experience as a specialist
should render him very successful. " Rocky Moun
tain News.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At one time a discussion of the secret vlco WM en
tirely a\oldod by the profession , and medical works
but a few years ago would hardly mention It.
To-day the physician ls of a different opinion ; ho It
aware that It Is his duty disagreeable though II
may bo to handle this matter without gloves and
piwak plainly about It ; and Intelligent parents and
guardians "ill thank him for doing so. f
The results attending this destructive \Tce were ot-
merly not undcrstooil , or not projierly estimated ; and
no Importance being attached to n subject \thlch b )
Its nature does not Invite cloao lu\cstlgatloult ww
willingly Ignored ,
The habit Is generally contracted by the young ;
nhllo attcnillng school ; older companions through
their example , may bi responsible for It , or It may be
acquired through accident. The excitement once ex
pcricnccd , the practice will be repeated again and
a'/aln , until at last the habit becomes firm and oem
pletely eiislavcif the victim. Mental and nervous at
lllctlons are usually the primary results of self-abuse
Among the Injurious cfTucU may bo mentioned Ias4-
ude , dejection or trrosi-Iblllt } nf temper and general
debility. The boy seeks seclusion , and rarely joint
In the sports of his companions. If ho bo a youn ?
man ho will be little found In company with the other
sex , and U troubled with exceeding and anne ) ing
bashfulncss In their presence. Lascivious dreams.
emissions and cruptlona on the face , ctc.aroalA'-
prominent uj mptoms.
If the practice to violently persisted In , more scrlout
disturbances take place. Ureat palpitation of the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may fall Into a complete BtaU3 of Idloor be
fore , llnally , death rcllov cs him.
To all those engaged in tlil dangerous , practice , !
would say , first of all , stop It at once ; make every
possible effort to do so ; but if you fail , If J our ncrv out
Hjstcm Is already too much chattered , and cense
qucntlj' , jour Hill-puuer broken , take some n nt
tonic tn aid youln > our effort. Hav Ing freed jourjcll
from the habit , \vould 1 further counsel you to gb
through a regular course of treatment , for It Is n great
rnLsUke to aumwsn that any one may , for eomo tlmo ,
bo t every fcintt'e gltchiniwlf uiitnthlsfvulnatlnc
but dangerous exUtcmcni without suflering from itf
evil consoiUencc3 at some future tinia The numncr
of youngmcn uhonre Incafiaclatod to till thedutle11
enjoined by n edlock Is alarmingly largo , and In most
of such cues this unfottunate cundltlon nf things can
be traced to the practice i > f self-abuse , w hlch hid been
abandoneJ jeara agn. Indeed , a few months' practicr
of thU habit Is sufficient to Induce spermatorrhoea ]
later jcars.and I have many of euch cases under treat.
men ot the present day.
Young MeL.
Who tnay bo euHerlng from the offectn of youthful
follies or Indiscretions will do well to avail themselver
of this , the greatest boon over laid at the altar of sut-
orlng humanity. Uu. WAOXXR will guarantee to for-
elt $500 for cv cry caw nf nominal weakness or private
dlseaso of any kind and character which ho under
takes to and falls to cure
Middle Aged Men.
Tfcoro are many at the ago of SO to CO who uc
troubled with too frequent evacuations of the blad
der , often accompanied by a slight smarting or burn
ing sensation , and a weakening of the system In
manner the patient cannot account for. On examin
ing the urinary deposits a ropy sodlmont will often bt
found , and nomctimes small partlclea of albumen win
appear , or the color will be of thin mllklsh hue , agulu
changing to a dark and torpid appearance. There arc
many , many men who dlr of this difficultylirnorant of
the cause , which U thoeoonnd stage of BOiulnil-woak.
ncaa. Dr. W. will guarantee a perfect cure hi all easel
. -and a healthy restoration ol the genlto-urtnary or
gans.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad.
lice , ( & .
All communications should be addressed. Dr. Ilenrj
Henry Wu + rner , P , O. 380 , Denver , Colorado.
The Young Man'i I'ocket UomiHuilon , by Dr. II
Wagner , U north Its weight In gold to young men
Prlo 8 (1,26. Sent by mall to any address.
A FRIEND TO ALL.
Ono Who ia Needed and Nobly Fills his
Place.
Denver IJ mnru fortuntto than she knows In the
jio c 'oiiif the talon-sand energies of a nun vtho
has given hi * time and thought no ; merely to tha
pvrfvcti m nf I'b nklll ax a iirftctUl.mer nf hi * pro-
ftwili'ii nl iVeJi'Juo , but to til utii'ly ' of thuso pro
found things of no en and putiirnuhMi tend to the
imrocomp ute undertinnln nf t'io pr.'ibluin . nf life
andof tha Uttjof nt uru ttiul the means of gaining
the grea'eit p'ictlcal gomla to mankind from Uio In
for/iatloi ihn acquire I In thu an'tract. Much a
man it Ur II. Wagner , * h i n l.icatcd ut 843 l arlmer
etruit Dt vVigncrduvoifcl m.uy yearn t > theac-
iiusitlonof the kinm ledg -ce-wary to hn profes
sion In & number of th leading medical s hoolg of
the moat ominonn and profound to.icheri" , euch
names n * Dr. ( ir.iM and Dr , 1'unooant appearing
among hi preoep'ors Nor ill Iris scud lei end dere.
They contlnuul In the field f < f the practicing faml'y
phWcli'i nudln tlicetperienors of a man f e\toii-
tire travel , lie 1m v Wtod every octim of the Unl-
lad States jiaylng ntudlou * attention tn the ifferont
rh muter ! itlcx of truvjrl iui r irtlins nf f.e conniry ,
jartlculirly with regard to thelf ulf ct , climatic and
othf rwieo U | > on noatth and the ditto ent formi nf din-
t'isoj. With the combine I power * of cloo study , -x
fmdveohicrvat on 4nd aluviii unllm ted pradiee ,
Dr Wagner came to Uenv ur three yearn ago equip
ped us foiv have the right t'iclalu t buttle the f e
< if nnnli i < ltlic ilre > iltxl eu my , ill ca > . In order to
render the greatent IJIHKI t'i society , Dr.Miu'tierilcn
j Kni to lay a lde tire gcueral breaches ot-praetlouaud
nrii'ig nil hut r i * kn-wlodi ; ' . mij jx * er to Iwarup.
311 no f w vrhlcl am < ig thu army of Ini < ilo is
icatlio cntlli tnu truateet. Hit uideexpeileuoe
had taught hi n what weapom to us Rnd hlcl > to
dUcnrd , and after i | ulp | > io hlmtelf < uts tralneil
juigment vv 11 o well a' ' > le to odvlsa him ho com
mence ! b ildly and confidently hi * attack. In ceil-
inatliiK the results and 8iiooe a ncliloved , Iti \ enl
ueeevxaytnknow the doct r' p ultloii aud utandlii
to-dav. While looiUI In thU city , W practice U i
no means onntlnnl to 1'n llmiti i.or1 this eectlou of
onimtrr. Ills oorreni | > ondi < iicd and < pre < bo < ilnt * -
tlly in Llwk and * hlto t. hU not ess'nn of | l ld of
Piactlce bout ! ted only by the lines which bound the
riijjth arid brfauth of the country , aid whl.-h hu
Iteed him wlieru u nun of hid skill and InUlk'itim !
fctUlnmentiilH rve * to * , uid ulio ild to be uiiablit
Idrn to reach tlio hUliutt sphere of ueefiilneH ti uuf
taring hununltv the piano of tlnonclal Indcpen
ilenca. 1) ' , Wugncr hai contributed of hit proMjierl-
l > to the substantlil Improvement of Denver In tha
ire tlon of ailuu bl > o't ' on Larimer str ct , opponitu
I.I * prownt olllc , No. 341 Ic will be ready for occu
ivtncy lua ew H'ecLn , and 11 an midtnc that the
doctor li ti > be numberud among 'he permanent and
riolidrlUieniof th * metrupolU of the pUlnt. llH'n-
' '
vrrTribune. 7 -
DE. H. WAGNER & CO , ,
r : ; Bt. Addres8
DBNVEROOL.
h t the
ly of Ir ThciuaY Eclec-
trie O.I to cure < v thm ,
ratatrh. Croup , cold * ,
' -j. Mn. Dora Koth
of Huffalo nav : "for
crimp It l d-clJedly
: fflcaclou . " IMm. Jo b MtllNor. of Marlon ,
Mill , toy * lh it.tn ttln . ] s s. Urave * , Akron ,
1. Y. , write * : ' -Ifvl attlimt of tha wor t kind ,
link ono do e of Thnttiat * tclc.-tilo U.I nd VVIM tv
levodlna fowhilMitcsVoutl walk flvemlliw fnr
, hl rncdlcltit and iut ) 8S a bottle for U " lir ( rgl < t
UK 1111 , O.a > vile , II. t ) : "Uitto < an ulcerated
treat formo In tnnnt ) fourhouis. " "Sat wi In l il
* ad roughed till the clothlnc wa vv t IJi iirninirK-
II in , Mr vtlfo ln lTr < l
that I u n lltninti * Ko-
I rcloitl mo , "
n. iMkin , cr.ck
tro , V. Y : Thuma * '
Kiu-ct lo Oil til al o A
TIl'.TOr oxternM up-
, iilcnt'on for rh uma
l m , ciito , pcaMn Mirn ,
lilt , ti r u I o f , cto ,
When xlitl'K tluulnis
L'lst n k him wh t lc
Kiiow ol Pr 'lliomif'
Krloctrln oil ; 11 I c ha
1'Otn Innir in th time
Iralc , bo uuho will
. | H' k hlL'hlv of R ,
SOLD EVKltYWUMlllfl.
FOSTER , MILBUHN , t CO. ,
UuUiilo , N. Y.
mi i MI mi i nmi jttiifiiMiimm.it 11,1
Wo h vn fpcntovor niOO.OOO.OO Ini
cur rik'lit to tlio Durliain lliiu as our tr.idMiiurk ,
llniloiibtfylly ho Is to-ilnj-tlio iniwt > alual > lo Hull
In tlio world. Now U pumlti to nvuon tbat un
couldn't Rfloni lo proti-ct him HO thoroughly II
HI.ACKWKMAs HUM , IMtKIIA.Vl To.
liuccn , ofvhlch ho Is tlio reprmcntAtlut , waon't
ttio JlKbT MnukluK Tobacco u > er iiiiiUo.
lw , the bent tint c.in Iw mule. All deolcra have It ,
o * trcdo-mark of the Dull on c\vr
III ! 1.11 mil I UULtUil UXUI
Aa flotllent Kr lit'nitUu'.o crnquJiil C TT , Ticwttl4eT rllt
hol verld. rur * . l't > rrr l IMvrlicvK. tevrr Md Afue. Mil kll
ii rjrrorilia liIc.nilvuCr/-iil. Atf * drop * Inrnrt Bfl.lklm. fiATO/
t4 | ilMi r cltmiit av. Mad to kl mimu tt drlnlti Irj It. n"
' " ' * " ' ' " " '
c"'ttInSn"t w'/u'lffiSltKl"
"j. wrWBPPESUAtlH , C013 .
Ti jiito.t ini'jtY v v.
The KiJne b uc t at *
nurilleiB of tun blond
.ui-j vvhenthelrfui'C-
tlomniuinttrfcrrid
with through v\r K-
necs , tlicyncoJ frn-
leg. They beer me
thouioiilHosti'ttcrV
St'iiuach n liter i ,
iiffsi uhcM'n'liiictilioit ' of
i ft , r u 11 u f from . .tlior
= - Miiinfii , Thla sup-
= i-rli itliiiiihtinir ton-
" Icalso prcvontsand
nrit t4 liver ai.d
ncrtiij , ) ' rormtlpat'i'n ' ,
llvurcouplalot , djs-
nnd ntncr allmontB.
U'o it with ruau'nrl
ly. Tor sili by all
Drmrd-t * f"d Ocftl
era generally ,
DR. FELIX LL BRUN' ?
G
PREVENTIVE AND OUIIB.
FOR EITHER SEX.
The remedy being : Injected directly to the Boat nf
the disease , requires no change of diet or nauseous
mercurial or poisonous medicine * to bo taken Inter <
nally. When u-cd as a preventlvo by cither rax , Itlh
Impossible 11 contract any priv-ito illeeosc ; but In the
cane of thcwm already unfortunately aftllcted vvo guar
antee thiroboxes to cure , orwo will refund thernon
ey. I'rloe by moll , pontage paid$2. per l > ic nr thrn-
boxea for K.
K.WniTTBN
WniTTBN GUARANTEES
taued by all authurlied agenta.
Dr Felix.eBrun&Co.
HOLK I'llOI'ltlBTCim.
O , F , Goodman , DrupcUt , Pola Af.ont , fnr Oirinhn
Neb J-wi'
Iu U. C' . Wi > r'H NunvK AND RIUIN
UENJ.U gannmtocnl sneciuo for Iljstnriu , ) ) im ,
nnur , ( kjnviilaiuiiB , 1'itH , NorvouH NcurnlKia.
HBaaacho , Norvoun Pr out rnticm cauoeil by thn e
of alitohul or toluiccn , Wiikoftilnebs , Mentul Uo.
pro&siuu , Hoftoninc of the Dntin resulling in in
winity unil IcndiiiR tu piisory , ileciiy nnd dcctli
I'roniaturo Old ARO , Jinircnnces , LOFH of powei
in cither BOX , Involuntary IXWBCI nnd Hpermnl
crrlicca caused byover-oicrlimi of tliobroln , oclf ,
nbuEoor over-indalgonuo. l'ach ' ! Lux contniui
oneinrmth'a troatmaut. $ l.On ) lioi.ortiix boxe *
forfi.kontbynmil ( ) prepaid on receipt of price
To euro nny case. With rqch onlrr n-ceivcil byiu
( or six boxes. uccompaniMl with $3.01' , wo va > '
Bond the inirchufeer our written Kunmntiie to ru-
( undtlto money if the treatment duos not effect
a cunt ( iiiuruntiHjs itmwi iuyD7 |
0. F , GOODMAN Bole A ent , Omaha Neb.
OR.HORKE'S ELEGTRIO BELT
A"6" il'iunTSTI.uinl.Bsi > , JllinimaiUm , l' r
' - C i < ) fi pQwiS\ > li'.f.Ni'ur litl.i. ( Mnili-ft. '
fY UCTrllC lI ll 'M ' . ' ' ! ! !
ItOlrrfJi lfiSy i'ln > ' < , l ) } l | u > la , llont'l
KJMLWgSKy5 lutluii , KiU/iKlM. / Caurtli ,
/Pcr- I'lli * * . lplui > y , liniiott ni' > ,
A/Ut' . I'IIIBI ) | | ' IJtfll.ltr. Only H'lelinfloKlti.
It 111 AnnTlr.lllinl iul tll ii < 'trldly unJ mm :
. i tliruiitfh llM'tiHlj.uiiUruitlMiittltMxrdlii1 ! in-
Hujit b ) U lutlfiit.
SI.OOO Would'Ho Bu" It.
DR. HOKXI I vvana IcUxl with rheumvUira an <
cured by U IUK a belt. To any ono afHetrd with
I hit dlneaie , I would v , lniy llorn ' < Mivdrlo Belt
Any cnecan lontcr * ( th mo by writing or oallli K
At my ttoro , H'0 Doiyl utrtct. Oioaha Nclv.
Wlf.MAM l-VONS.
UAIK 01T1CKOj. . ] wlte i > oatollliif , ro. m 4 Prcn
IV for rile at C. F. Oooluuin' * IrUK ) | > t < .i , ' , , lUO
f . Om a.
Cllnd O fl . .
OHIOAGO SCALE CO
* * * * * *
m/M\Af + tirtmimm w
. ( HI ItAMIS rfltK , 4111 . Ill' * , flUl- .
II IO. llrlltll JtJ K Illtlmlr ,
Tha 'il'i ! : . ! ' * MuvB. ? ! ' . ? /tl5 ! ills
.iitt.izts c iii < 4 > uiiituiiTriiu.
- ORGJ2S. TOOLS. &c ,
/ ! tX/l-l.l LK FUR UGllr WUU , tit
< IU AHVlluiKiX.il urTuulHl
I'EnSO.VAMTlKS.
M. Xon liMnhoAMiu , i ) ilring nrwo.
Kt > Spe ker KeUorll the Kl Muhdl of Ohio.
George \V. C bla weighs only 100 pound * .
( lonoral ShonnanV kissing boom I * not yet
vor.
vor.Tlio I'rlnce of Walci speaks vv Hli a guttural
icccnt.
.lohn ) . . Sullivan would make a good auc
.loiieori .
HlMiiarck h rotting lliln. So much for buck-
tig limn.
Victor 1111150 U still considered the best
ulkcriii 1'iuli ,
Sin n 11. Anthony million gtlnily whonovot
) r. Mary Walker tlpn h r hat in recognition
> ( her ,
OJrny llo r.lho Slonv jwllceinail , WAS qnlta
a curiosity at V rgi > during the so ion of tlio
llotitct court.
Premier Ulnilatotio's wife , afUr wearing
ilaln clnthfM all her life , Imi smUlmily Ukon
orlchdroMlnj ; aiul dlittnotuls.
Klovon inoti bearing tlio name ot "Hilly , the
K l , " liavo licon killed anil burluil In tlio
comrtory at l < V th Worth , Tox. , slncn IU
existence.
Kv'Sonator Thnriiian carries a cnno at big
around us a bao ball bat. If .lolin Mclwu
ivanU to loivo this vale ot tears M ( Ut iwi n
pancake , lot hltn monkey with thn old man.
Since Stmsot Cox hai boon doarribod liy
represonUtivo Who as "a pillar of tratu by
day anil n pillar of gr-s by night , " nobody will
care to touch a mutch to htm after Rundown.
A shoplifter In Phthulolphla bo.ua n stall-
llug roacntblnn o to ( ittncral Hancock , This
doosn't exactly make the Cienorrl out ito bo n
hhop-llftor. but from a ropubllcau ( mint of
\lnw it looks very Misplclom ,
Itlsmarck has not the whole pack of his lin-
imriullet organs to howl at Minister Snrgnut'H
lieoK The miiro philosophically Mr. Sargmit
thrown san'oga moat under their nosoj tlio
htyliar will hu ills reputation ut homo { or di
plomacy.
Mr. John S Who put his foot Iu hi * mouth
when hn said ho ivceivod eoloroil roprobonta-
lives 111 bin kitchen. In nttoinptinx to got his
foot out now there h il.ititfer tluit a portion of
hlsjiivvrillhuo to be auiputated. Sunset
Co\ hopes no.
Col. Henri Wattoi'.on recently Bftiil thnl
1) . 1'rontlss dlit lint not Iriti' n drop
in the hfit year of hU life. Whereat tha
otheri-olonnlsof that stateswiilieantly wlnKat
0110 another ami suy : ' 'There , sco ? Only
11 veil a year after ho iplit thinking. "
Miss Xlna lUtcholor , of Kentucky , who ,
l > ? Biil ( being the mint bountiful vvomnii In
I'jvrls , whore her i oil pui \ i hair aiul iltiili oyon
will make a womlerful Hocial neusutlnu tbti
su.uioii , lit proclaimed by her professor , M.
Suintplojt" , aua , future htarof the tirst tn.ig-
nituro In oil painting. _
The TiuT.
Budd Dobblo , of Chicago , who used to
bo the driver of Dexter und Guldmuith
Maid , visited the Maid recently nt her
lioino , BIr. H. N. Smith's place m Tren
ton.Vhon asked if the Rltiid know him
do repliedV "Blosa your soul , the miii-
ute 1 outcrod her stall eho ciiniu up to
uio und rubbed her head againat my arm
ind fico. She iieiyhud and friaked
around her stall hko n colt , and did
everything but. speak. I uaod somotimcR
; o give her an apple , nnd I had ono this
timu. I eat it in quarters , and put thu
> ieeos in dilforont pockets , and she
nunaged to got them all out. It did my
loart good to ECO her Vuu romoinbor
ilio had an unusually long tail. 1 used
to teach her to lie down BO thit HOT toil
would bo clear of everything. I uakod
lor to lie down this time , and you would
uivo luuglitd to see hut- turn round nnd
round and switch her tail about until it
was juat BO , nnd then liu down with it
extended on thj clean straw. "
The iStnux City and Ddkotn circuit ia
the namu of n now turf association. Tlui
urai's will n Krit-'llto S8 OHO. divided a
follows : Sioux Oily and Yankton , which
each hold three-day meetings ,
0 oauli , uud Mitchull and Sioux
Falla , which will hold only two-day
mootinss , 51,000 each. The dntca
claimed by the towns for holditi } , ' their
meetinija uro : Sioux Falls , Juno 11 and
12 ; Sioux City , Juno 17. 18 and 10 ;
YHnktmi , .hum Ul , 25 and 20 ; Mitchull ,
July ! 5 and 4. It was resolved by the
vuaucutioii Uu.1 a record made by u 'ioiv ' > o
in thin circuit shall not bo a bar in
his starting in any race in this circuit to
which ho was eligible at the time of
making his record in thu said circuit. N.
E. Phillips of Sioux Fulls is thu
secretary.
The Northwestern circuit was formed
at Toledo , Ohio , last woek. Each asso
ciation is to furni&h a list of purees by
Starch 10. Time of spring mooting and
dates claimed are na follows : Terre
Haute , May 20 to 30 ; ChicoRo , Juno ! to
7 ; Kalamazoo , Juno 10 to lii ; Eist Saginaw -
naw , Juno 17 to 20 ; Detroit , Juno 24 to
27 ; Toledo , July 1 to 4. The 5 per cent
forfeit plan waa adopted , and entries to
close as follows : Terre Haute , May 'i ,
Kalamazoo , May 25 ; Saginaw , Detroit
and Toledo , Juno tl ,
A company represented by Divid lion-
nor , Edwin 'I'norno , Shepherd F. Kuapp ,
and James D. Houston of Kjw Yorkami
H. 0. McDowell , of Kentucky , Have
secured articles nf incorporation undct
Uio laws of New York , their intent being
to publish H imtioti.il trnttiiig'horitu and
stud book. '
Tim wul ) > kiiowubriiodninro ,
wiiH shot tin the Lit inxt , in ojiieeiitlen o
of having become furiously crippled liy
O.impbull , the o.vnur of H iiMml ; ! , <
over hid own Rignaturu time ttio lior.ty ni-
oontiy puctid i\ mile in 2:08 :
The woightu for thu imtionai lia't'lioA-.i'
will bo siMil'i on April 17 , iuitload of 20
.is heretofoiu | iiiblishud. |
The "VA'orltl IH Hound and fiitiall.
Kurtfoiil Timwi , , ,
' You arc from Bridcnpori , " eaid hu ;
and his glusa of winu was blowly raised to
his lips , vrliilo ho drew his chair cloxcr to
iliino. ' "Well , I want to know if you
over know a Miss , who loft your
city nthe , year 187 , and who married
u man in Omaha , in the sarao yuti ? I
met her under very strange circum
stances , ia a princely western city , just
eight years ago thi * month. A Dirty nf
tia had boon making i > night of it in thu
fashionable ) restaurant of thu city , and it
must have been uftor 2 o'clock in the
morning , when from my position at thu
table , citting almost as I now nit , I B < U/
through the hall mirror a nido door carefully -
fully opened , and in the room an instant
later a tall , queenly form , clad in velvet
and ualekin , nith a blnzing lis ht in the
uyca that rivalled the diamonds she wore.
1 aaw her dintiuctly as her glance swtijit
the room from end to und , and held my
glass to my lips as I now am doing , whilu
she raised a glittering pistol Muwly from
the folds of her cloak. You mny believe
that every instant was an nje ; , until I saw
thu direotion that pistol waa pointed , and
I give you my word that I c mid not liaie
lowered that champagne nor made a sign
to warn the party at the table behind us ,
although there was auro death in the
steady grasp of her whits fingers on that
murderous weapon. Shoot , why of course
h ) did , and thu confnuiori that reicnpc !
for a few minutes enabled thu cauio'of it
all to ? lip from the room aa ( juicily as she
hud come in. AVe found an u ly shoul
der wound tint extent of tha damage , but
never were enlightened an to the inner
cau e of the ruvwigeful act , and believe ;
( the injured party and inysolf alone of
I that BMombly knew tha woman there
after , Kight years ago tliii happened ,
nnd now , for the first time , I am looking
straight into tlio eyes of that vroiimn
whPo my g1a ! i is to my lips , and she
knows mo. I fool euro ! Turn your heard
slowly and BOO horl" Just the same state
ly beauty , \5th robes and diamonds fit fern
n princess , but attended by a huslnnd
well known inVa hiiiffton lobbies. "Yes ,
Ihat is Miss - , ami t sco you know
lior. The world is round nnd very umall ,
ian't JU"
_
The only known specific remedy for
epileptic fits is Samaritan Nervine ,
" 1 had cpiloptio fita for 10 yearn , "
writes John Koithly , of 1'rincipio , Md , ,
"Samnrltaii Jfcrviw cured mo. " 81. HO
at Druggists. _
UKMUS OF TIIK MOUN1 >
lllUIiDKItS.
IMncnvorloH JIndo nt
can I'oliit , Ark , Vnltip |
klcniphls Avulmclio
Col. P. W. Norris , nsjislnnt United
States othnologis : , loft last night ( or Lit-
[ lo Kock and Texas after n very success *
ful search for prehistoric relics in this sec.
Lion , Ho is accompanied by Prof. Mid-
dloton , who is engaged in the same work.
The colonel was found at the Southern
Express company's olllco yesterday fore
noon , ongagott in packing away the fruits
of hislabors , which will find n place in the
uthnologiical department of the National
museum at Washington. An Avntancho
reporter called upon him nnd examined a
number of the relics. There wore live
b.UTuls of ancient pottery , etc. ,
obtained from mounds at Pecan Point ,
Ark. , about forty miles north
of this city , , xnd nearly two bat-rob of u
similar class of relics found on Tyron/
river , in Avkiuisua , Among thuao dug
up nt Pecan Point are some of o poci.U
value from an ethnological point of view.
Thus , a human head molded in earthen-
wro ? about two-thirds life-sizo , and ovi-
deiK'ing no little skill in the plastic art ,
is tailored by Col. Norris to bo the only
specimen of its kind and degree of per
fection over obtained in this country. It
forms a vase , as do , in fact , nearly all
the pieces of oarthomraro obtained from
prehistoric remains. The facoapparmit-
ly a woman's , is nlinoit round , with small
nose and well-shaped features. The oars
are pierced with iivo punctures and traces
of piorccs are visible on thu noso. Did
the prehistoric mound-building woman
wear none and o.ir-rings ? Peculiar orna-
inontation in thu way of straight lines
interlacing each other run across
the face from oar to oar , producing a line
ull'ect when the head is viewed from a
slight distance. On the forehead appears
what ethnologists term a crown , but what
to the uninitiated is only u slight protub
erance , and running from it backward to
the nape of the nock is n "headdress , "
resembling tlioso found in Egyptian and
other antiquities , and probably intended
: r > represent a cloth hoadcovoring of
triangular shape. This last-named fotturo
was painted n bright red , and marks of
this color wcrovistblo on thu lips , through
wlnch'the tooth worn seen plainly. The
remainder of thu head was of a yellowish
irown color. Two smaller heads woru
alao found at Pecan Point , bearing a close
resemblance to the larger ono just mon-
, ioncd , and like it having marks of
licrceB through the ears and nnso. AH
; hesp henda wore very evidently
"aahioiied by the same jicoplo.
and poaaibly by the name hand. Among
the other rulica obtained were a largo
number of vases , skulls , etc. , nnd mur-
taru and pestles , probably used for grind
ing corn. Some of thu vasoa ware of a
high degree of finish , having been oimm-
olod of n high degree. A few were sur
mounted by heads of animals , ono of the
finest of the collection having what is
probably a hooded iierpent , another n
turtle and ono vary plainly a duck. Heads
of bats , mice and other totems were
found in abundance. The collection ob
tained at Pecan Point is a very valuable
one , and the earthenware head described
above will no doubt add to the perplex
ity , of these engaged in this broad , field
of study. _ r _
Of the many rcmeJIoH bntoro the public for
Nervous Debility and weakne of Nerve
( icnerativo Hyntein , there in none equal to Al-
lon'n Brain Food , which promptly and perma
nently rfiBtoreH all lost vigor ; it never fails ,
0 for 85. At
AN AWFUIj VA.TK.
Tlio Divorced AVIfo ul' Hrocollni lie-
oorncs a UowlliiK .Member
of tlio Knlvntlon
Army ,
Nv : YbuKPol > . 28. Religion and the
draniu are still a great dual apart. Per
mit mo to bring thorn both into a short ,
into story. A girl came from Tolfdo
siiveruI years ago , and took up her resid
ence with friends in Brooklyn , for ( ho
purnn&u of cultivating her voice , which
{ live prounao of p'lonomenal power , She
ooo'n ABcefUiiiiii ! Uuttho vocalism which
hud been conu'doivil nf great buauly in
Toledo wiip milJy "f ntnull coimeqnencu
when brought , into ro-iiparison with the
welltrained voices in the Now York.con-
' xiirvatories. Shu 1 fed quietly with her
t'riemlu for a your < two , during whioh
period she full in lov > 'vith a .John Clurk ,
loporteron The lirooklyn Eig'o ' Ho
was a Htrong , equaic-shouldercd and
manly follow , with a tuperb baritone
voicoand wus very prominunt inainiteui
musical oirle in Brooklyn nnd Now
York , lie cocaine engaged to tlio girl
from Toledo. Even at that time , though
tlio was very young , her beauty attracted
attention. She was tallsuperbly formed ,
and hud rcgula features and dark uyes.
The pa'r had scarcely become engaged
when aoruo wealthy Brooklyn friends ol
Clark mode up a fund of several thousant
dollars and sent him to Italy , whoto hu
studied music for several years. He was
in constant correspondence ) with the girl ,
and when hu had graduated , and had
made a uuccessful appearance in rand
opera , hu came back to America , married
her , and together they returned to
Europe. They sotllod in London , . Ho
wan tlio pet of the public for a time , lived
In comfortable quarters , kept his owi.
horses , and was generally prosperous.
Ilia wife's beauty was striking , and show
w a general fuvorito with the poopU
who visited her husband's bouse. Amonj.
others , waa a musician and toner , Car
Floruulinn , of whom the husband bccatrio
jealmu. There waa a nunrrol , and a sop
aration. Th y had a l > jy scarouly jnoro
than a year old. Olark , who had adopt
cd thu stage name of lirocolm
( nftor the city of Brooklyn ) , came
to Now York na a singer for
Gilbert and Sullivanwhen they producoi
the "Pirates of IVuxuicu" at Bootl 'i
thcatrn , leaving his wife in London
Brocolini had fallen artistically from grant
opera to comic opera , Ho received a largi
ulary , however , and was careful to roml
mnnoy regularly to his wife mid child
w Uo was quite aa siirwssful here as iu L > i
| don. Meanwhile , Florentine had i
ciimo to America III health had ruitu d
I his voice , and , as ho was of an imperious .
( and obstir.ato temperament , ho did not
hrivo well hero. After boating about
rom pilh\r to peat for nwhlln , ho was on-
; .igcd At the Klndisoii Avoniio Ootitjroija-
.ional church , over which the llof. Dr.
S'owmrm i now presiding with a Rood
deal of dtflicully. Drocolini'n wife and
child were still in London , She wrote
, o her husband repeatedly for money
mouati to como U Now York , but ho rented -
ntod to Bond it , simply forwarding the
regular roinitUnces , which were only
enough to pay her current expenses.
THK IXIVr.ll TO THK UF.m.TK.
She wrolo to Florentine , who scraped
: ogoter ! enough money to pay her pisa *
ago and forwarded it to her. Than imo
cauio to America with her boy and lived
with her friends in Brooklyn nsjaiti ,
llrocolini hoard of this and was greatly
licensed. Ho traveled nil the way to
Tolo to , and had an interview with the
family ot his wife. Nothing varno of it.
Mrs , Clark's relations with Florentine
wore itropronclmblo , despite the suspi
cions of her husband. Meanwhile aim
wanted divorce , but Brocolini refuted
absolutuly to allow it. Things drifted on
that way for n year or two , Florentine
inuanwhilo getting lower financially AS
liino wont on. finally , his voice gave
out , but , through the inlluonco of John
Abbott , ticket agent of the Erie railroad ,
who was n member of Dr. Newman's
church , the broken-down toner was pro
vided with n position in thn Erie oflicos.
Recently , after repeated refusals , Broco
lini consented to a divorce from his wifu ,
and they parted forever. When Gilbert
and Sullivan produced "Princosa Ida" at
thu Fifth Avenue theater , n few weeks
ago , they then engaged Brocolini for the
irinuipal rolo. lie is singing every night.
Mrs. Olark , the divorced wife , went to
i'hilitdolphia , and nmdo her appearance
in a light burlesque company. She was
mibarrassed financially , nnd wrote to
Flori'iitino , who went to Philadelphia1 ,
where ho nuiried her. Jlognvoup his
v < 3itiou in the Er'o ollkc , nnd together
10 and his wife wont away. Her .hair
ms turned almost white , but it only en-
inncea her beauty. She refused to re-
urn to her family. A day or two ago
I was panning through a rather disreputa
ble portion of the city , when n crowd of
looting boys and screaming children ,
tfho were dancing about thn door of the
loadquartcrs of the Salvation army , in
Bedford street , attracted my attention.
[ t is a tumble-down sort of street , with
jrokon ash barrels on the curbs , and
rickety trucks nnd carts atmiding along
.ho gutters , The few awninga nnd signs
n front of the stores nro weather-beaten ,
ind the ahutturn of the houses ore half-
mhinged. Within the building was n
crowd of ill-dressed , vulgar and loud-
nouthed men nnd women , openly scon"
ng the members of the army , who stood
n line on the platform nnd Bang hymns.
? ho windows were grimy with dust and
lirt. The at moaphoro waa almost stilling ,
Ymong the Salvation army womhipporn
who stood swaying back nnd forth in
rantical fervor on the stage were Flor
entine and hin beautiful wifo. A mile
i way , in the most fashionable quarter of
ho city , before an audience richly cos-
timed nnd glittering with jowuls , stood
Jrocolini , in all the resplendent'toggery
of an opera boutl'u king.
GOOD "NEWS !
A New Britee for Omaha ,
.lust "VVluK , Oninliii AVantN.
Tlio following dispatcli roooivotl nt (
o'clock thia afternoon cxphino itself :
WAHHihQToy , March 0.
To K. UosowatiT , Omihn llm :
The conunittco will repoi I unanimous-
y in fnvor of bridge nt Oinahu , ono hun
dred and sixty foot cluar opnn , ono third
oLn inilo from the o'd bridge. Jual.
what Onmlm desires.
0. IT. VAN WVCK ,
0 F. MANIIKILSO.V.
l nnil HookcrB.
ST. LOUIH , March 0. Three oxcurnion
trains of land seekers left lioro ycstorcliy
and to-day ff > r the lunds of Toxa.1 , Ivun-
8R8 nnd California.
The Woman IVJIH Not Tlinro.
OIIIUAOO , March ( t. Mra. Jane A.
Brooks , B wealthy woman detained hereon
on n writ no ozeat , was roloaaod thin
afternoon by eider of Judge Bhupard , on
thu ( ( round * that Uio petition was not explicit
plicit enough regarding her intention to
leave the ntato and her alleged indebted
HOBS. A now writ wns issued to-nifjlit by
Judge Tuloy. of the superior court.
When the oflicor wont to hpr room for
the purpono of serving thu writ the lady
had disappeared. It is nndnratood ehu
left on the owning train for Europe.
THE MERCHANT
ox *
Anthorized Cumtal , - $1,000,000
Piiid-up CnpUul , - - 100,000
durpliu Fund , - - - 70,000
'
IUNKI.KO OFFIOR 1
N. W. Cor , Farnam ana 13th St.
OKFIUFHS :
FRANK Mtmriir , President. I Sxx LK. Ilooins , y.Pre * .
Uui , 11 , WOOD , Casl.ler , | Luruitt Dmt , A. Cub
Frank Unrjihy.Bttmuel K Itogeri , Don. n. Wood
Cliarlei 0 , HOUHUI , Alf. D. Jonei , Luther Druko.
Transact a Central Uauklng Iliulnest. All whr
have any li.mlilng business t transact are Invited t <
cll. No matter liow Urge 01 tmal ! the traniactlon
It will reoolro our carcfulatUintlon , and we promltf
always courteous treatment.
Pays ( Mtrtlcular attention to biwlncw for partlc *
residing ouuldo the city , bohange on all the nrln
clpolcltlei of the United States at very lowest rate *
AooounU of Ifcuiku and Ilaukon received on favor
able term * .
Issues Cert IflcaU of Depctlt bearing 6 pet ocol
InterMi.
liuyi and Mil * Foreign Eioh&ngo , County , Clt )
and Oov crnrr.ent xinurltiri * _
H , K , BUBKET
Ill North 10th Htrrot fln > h
P.B. YOUNGHDSBAND ,
I
y
1803 1'arnam Btrtwt , roooi S.Oniaha , Nch.
Collectloiu nollolUd Monthly ur othorwlsa ; both lo
city and country , and on all ! > of Itallruadi. h
r rorlty procured for dcbn not rirouiptly | * ld. IVj'jkt
koiit itud bu'onovd ' wtxiklr aud ruoi.tlily , A Kuncrnl
ii'iuiiir'ijutfuvw dona. Comoil lon of all kium 1
attoDUcJO. U U N. Utok ViJ Mill "
GANGER !
Thfl < < ip tlrn < yi In tin trmtmont ot C nc i with
Swift1 * PK | > clnfi ( H H H. ) wouMnwn In warrant IM
In mtln < ih t It w 111 cur thin ration < lro < liil ooiirKe.
rtriioTii ffllct Jar Invltoil to corrosioni ! 1thiu.
ItallovtHnlft'iiH eoln h\n \ > ol mjr life. I hiwl
Uttmllly Icwt Ui moot the \vpor | > trtof my tiotly
fttvilinv aim * irom Ihe | iol < ono effect * nl alviffl
nvr-er in my nock , from lirlI I hml miflcnl for M
) > Mir , H. H. S rivi relieved m of all norttioif , unit
the | i Mien In ( minis forced out ot myfijitem. I will
* > cn l > w oil ,
W. n , ItotiKOi , ttavLOioro , 0 .
T omonth4fgo ray ulttnllnnvn rolled tollie
o foot a woinivn Mtlletodltlincnnccrtui
ilcr at lct l flvolnclicAtn circumference angry , t > ( iln.
fill , anil ulvlntr the j < tlcnt no test day or night "or
li moiitln. I obtained * supply ot Hvvlfl'a Hpeclfla
lor ( or her. Hhe Ima uiien Uvo bottle , and the tt ocr
h entirely he lfil up , only vciy fmall ursvb rcmiln-
Inir ami h T health lb.tt < rthau for ( ho ) rar i > wt ;
ctni to lKM > ifoctly o irrtL
lUv , Jc.MmOtxriitLt , , Oc.Himl > n , ( U.
1 h v w > cn rriinrVnti'o rcviltn from ( no ol Swift's
Six-ciflomv rn < * r A ynun * nun hero hvt bem
ailli M Iltqt < * r < with the n > o t angry looking ml-
lr.ffe > ncoM Icvtnaw amlvviut oirh Jlmit Thoflot
b 4 tlit n Mlea wonderful change , and niter ( We vot-
tin \\cri' taken , he Uncarly oriiuitovvell. It fo tmly
wonderful ,
It , F. Cni'xLCT , M. n. , OitletliorjK' , O * .
( ) r trr atlffl r > n Jllood mid Bktn IfaMw mulled
( ire to. . . iVAiiu.
TUKUWlFTHl'F.CinOCO. ,
.
Olllfo. IfiOVV.S.'Vt fit. lwt i n flih f I ' h -
UREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
OF MANLY VlUOilHirraatorr
hoe , etc. , when all othoi rctn
Olcn ( alL A eur guarantee !
tl.M a liottla , Uriro bottle. [ out
tlineii the quantity. J4. Ily o >
J'ress to Miy ndilrrwut. Bold bj
kllilniRKbtiL KKOU8H 11KD1
CAMNaTITUTKI > ror.rleton)1718 ) Ollvo Stiect , St
' ouls , Mo ,
"IhavoroMBIr AatlcyCoopor't VIU1 lUnUrntiu
orvvar * . Kvery uutomer ( peakn Wshly of It. I
liclt4itlnRlyeiiiloraoltan&remrAly of trno merit
" 0. K UOOIWAN , UniKKlot.
IN BOTTLES.
Erlungor , . Unvnrin.
Culmbachor , . Uavnrin.
Pilsner . Bolieniinu.
ICnieer . IJromon.
DOMESTIC.
Untl wciscr . SI , Louis.
Anhiuisor . St. Louia.
. MiIwuukcR.
Onmlm.
Ale , Porter D innstic mul
Wiiio. ED. MAURKH
V < 51 A
DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN.
jtvriir.uovEU TO OMAHA NATIONAIJ HANK
11UII.D1NQ.
? or Bids for the Construction of a Sys
tem of Wntor- Works in the Town of
Wnhoo , Humidors County , Nob.
Oi Kim or TUB Vnuim CI.KRK , >
WAIUHI , Neb , Tab. W , Ib81. )
IlliK vdll bo reorlviilatthn olllro of the Clerk of
ho VUngc orWnh.0" , Nub. from Dili ilnto up to I
o'clock p in , of the il t.il\\ nf Slar li , ViSl , for run-
strnrlliiit n ft } Um of Water-Works lor llru I'Xtin-
; nl lilnjC ami nprlnl < ling pnri vn'f , In rnld vtllniiu of
Wuhno , ouunty uf .SauiiditiH , amlSlulutf Nulirosko.
Abovu water to bed.livi'rud by Moim pump thr.Ai ll
n mnln , from a II | > K well In anilevitod tank uf iijt
'uHncapad * ) ' tluin DUO thuiiHaii til , 00) ) luncl" . Haul
jump must haa capacity nf one hundred and
ev.nty five (176) ( ) gallons n ! watrr per mlnulc. Maid
tankii unt bo placed ata height utilllelniit tolvo | a
Htai.dlng pru > kiiruo ( thirty ( : lo ) pound * to III" tipiaro
InJi upon tliu to lOAliigdoxciltii'd iiydtantK. to-wlt :
1 at thu ctuxtlni of 4th HticMitaiitl 1 , ihlni Avenue
2 " " " 4tu ' " llro.dnay.
a " " " 6th " Ilroo'h > ny.
1 " " " Mli " " lln in Avenue.
2 " " " 0 h " ' < Unilvn Avi-nuo
1 ' " " Oth " " Hroadwny.
1 ' " Bth " ' Maple
1 " " " Mh " llctch.
1 " " ' nth " " IIwell.
1 " " " 3rd " ' HroadBoy.
t " " " 7th " " /Undcn Avi'nilo
Thb above ( tatod livdiants muit h > vn niillctu sulll-
Hunt for two (2) ( ) two ( ilnrh ) hoko , said hyilralim to
1)0 Kept tunplieil with wntcr at aloreinlil preaauro
lUllvend tnrnnxha main 4 Inchm In dlauiitiT on
above namol HtroftH. excel.t llaicli ftrcot , which
ehtil bo a main of S } Inches In tlUmptor , ripe to bo
o instructed ul material tint will neithir coriod iir
runt. v
Thopamu fo bo furnUhoil as above dosorllcil fur u
turm ot ten (10) ( ) ypars , and to bo paid fur In bond <
bearing tix per cent , hit rest prr annum , payable
Heml-Minually , duo In ten ( in ) yearn after date ot 1 *
KUinoeb ) tin VIIUKOof Wahoo In thu ( lounty Rauii'
den mul Kioto ol NcLraitku. lllglit of wuv wl > l br
RiatfUd by > ald Vl'liieeof Wahoo oloni till streutH
and allnvs.
Contractoris will bn required tn lurnlih approved
liondi In di/ublo the Hum of bond * i < sticd ny n..l I
Village aforraald conditloiiud fortha faithful coiihtuc-
tlon malntaltianne and oreratlon cf laid stem bl
vMei-worlii ailionin prnvldcd ,
1'lausepccino.itlonH and time of txrnipletlun mu > '
accompany all bldK Contract to bo lotto lowcct ! "
punslblnbliUer.
Toe lloard reserves the right to reject PIIJ or nil
dldi.
Ily nnlcrof tb Hoard of Truntes.
Attest ; Approved :
II. U. llurrr , W. H. HIIKMHOX ,
C'eik. Chitrmaii.
lol 7'10 d mA , > .
Proposal * * Tor Army TruiiNpoi'ttitlon.
TOKIIIX I'l
Nr.n. , JMrtli 1,1881 , J
SEALCO rilOl'OSAW In trlill | < v ti-imbjo < t I" tli
iiMinl roinlltlniH will tut ruwlvoii nt this otll v
utit'l ' 12 oM'ick ' , NIWII , TiiiwdAy. U'i > Ut dui ol A'ril | ' ,
iHHi | > rab futiio hour ( all * * tig'or illlimncn In
tint" , ) at thu iilllce nf /tul'itunt ( Juarlcrmaiitciii
lit i liujeni o Hiip.it , Wy iihlnir. nnd Ocdiiii , Utah , at
which tlmo and iilnoji thty will h niiuned In ( iron
ciio.'of blililun f ; r wr.jon iruiiipirUtl 1111'h fol-
lnwlniltH''ilbixl | r iiUn , timing the flm-al j car noin-
luenc iu July int. IBM :
1. ll < ) tiicii Hldnuy , Ncli , , and Kort Itublnnin , Ki h.
2. llctwoun Cliconnu Dunrt , W , T , arid I'ort * I.ir.
anile und MgKlrmu ) , VT ,
! ) llulwo M KockC'ruli htntbn , U. 1' , Ily. and
I' rtMrltlnnoir , W. T ,
Iletwuon ItawllngUta Ion , U. I * . Ily , ami Kort
WiMliaklo , W. T.
. llotwcoi Ujitor NUtlon , ( J. F. Ily , and Fore
r , * llrMlcur , VV. T.
fl , lloiwi.r/1 Cm er Rtatlon , Noithtrn 1' . Ily , and
Kort v.cKliiiuy , W. T.
-Bi'twflon O'/iutu ' Depot or ouy uolpt In Om&hi
Uil > tu Kort Oinaha.Noli. .
8. llctwueu ant' ) i < lnU within Omtlii L'itvllinlU.
3 lletw PII Va'inthii Ht lion , H. U. bud I'.ilflo n.
U. and Tort Nl > l > mra , N-t )
10. fl two ri ( hrveiino city mil Chejenno O.'p t
and K rt I ) . A Iliu-il , W. T.
H. L'u w ( Mnfult Lake Oily o'nl Tort Ilouyliw , Utah ,
Ta Uovornmcin rfwrviB thurltjlit to jujtct eny
or all propotali.
llla-ik ] iroioal > , formiof roitroct" ami print d
circular ! i' vluj , ' full In forma Ion n to niviiiar of
Wnlii , tcrnm' I cuntraUnrid | , ajiuiut , will | n fur.
iilntitd mi fcj'i llninnn lo tlil ortl-eorto tliooitici'i
01 the AMI tint unr.iriJ mtcrmit L'lif ; mnu and
Un\eloi > 8 | < xintalolnirl'r < > iioia'ailiou'dli ' inaricd )
"fronowtlA for wagon T.ai i > i.rtatlmi bo'wecn -
ud . " ( I. II DANDY
march I'in uflt Chief ( juarUunutUr ,
t'lll'HllllHlHtOIK'O 8lr 'H.
V
Omaha , Neb , K bruary 16th. 1S81. j
H.'vlcd pr > ) ) > oiaU In ilupllnitt , mirked "rrojiomU
for Hubalitenoe Storci , " and a1 1 in moil to the under'
ilgiiul , will to rorej rd. rutiluct to thv til lal c > n.
d tlons at tlili ottliw until 12 u clock 1 0011 , llairji 10 ,
1IHI , at which tin eonJ plaro they wjl b owcd | In
In pruenooof lildde lor furnUliliiK aicl delivery
ut thu Kit lUUnce btortliouso or tuch < Hier pl : e In
thu i itv of Omaha l may bo demgnatvd.
1W Harreb poik , JUht mnts.
HU' k | roponali i ml iiifor-jailon an to the manner
( , ( bidding and termtuf i > avment will U liirrliho.1
Ci0iplloatlo'i | ti thl oKIeo , Tim rlyht li icnunud
tu r Jeci any or all ltd * .
JOHN I > . JIAWIUK3 ,
llajurand G 8.
NOTIOD.
lfotl U hereby clvtn that Die | iartiitnlil | < lioro.
'oreuilntliig ' tetvutn WlllUm r' , llaiinuji ; tin )
o.MI. I If in under th Bnu i.ame of > lauulnt ; ii
lli' i , l thin day ( lUi'ilvcd
Tli' l < to lillt lurthtr iiotko that I will not lie re.
iriuimlbleforany debt-f enutnwtcd ly ny pjrwn In
our late Lnu uatne , nur wiU I iu > .v ny utfriicv'n
f < 4 or v ) ln to carry I'll any llt'f ' tl"U ot any d <
loiiiiilon Bfulniit uiy of thi tmdit 'w of the late firm
pf MmiuuiK ife llo , and the UM of my name 10 cair/ r
on any tuJi lltuatlnn U ii > iauih'irU il bv nw > .
t WII.fJAM I' . UANMNU.
1 Pnubn , Hcl. t'eb. , 19 , l&Si. I'cV. 18-1
The uio of tha term " Rr o
SHORT Una" In connection wtthth *
corporate nam of a great road ,
convoy ! an Idol of tnlwhil
I I Ml f" raiiulml by the traveling rub-
B i Ell M lieA Bhort t/ne , Quick Tim *
I H In I Mid the l > Mt ot acoornmoda *
tn i kil Norn-all nf vrhlth are font-
tried by the greatest railway In America.
( JmoAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
I town i an.l oxint | < fi over 4WO mllnsof
Jorlhorn Illinois Wlicanulo , Minnesota , Ion *
) akota ; and ai Is mMn HnM , branches and conn no-
I OIK reach nit the nrcat bwlnon centre ) of the
JorthwoHand Car West , It naturally amw'ors lh
Irocrlptlon of Short Ulnc , nml C < nt Ilouto betw a
Chloftgo , MlliMiukco , Rt , Paul and Minna-knoll * .
Chicago , Mllffaulice , IA Crnste ftnd Wlnona.
ChlovRO , tlllTraukeeAbordornand KlleniUla
Chlovfio , Milwaukee , Rau Clatre and RtlllwaUf
' ChlnnRO , Xllnaukco , Waiisau and SIcnIU.
Chlcntro , Mllwuukco , Itcftv-cr pam and O hho h.
ChlcuRo , Mllvraukco , WrmVodha and Oconomowoa.
ChlrvRO , Mllirankro , Madlnon and Pratrtfldti OMen.
Chl KO , Milwaukee , Owatonna and HalrlbauH ,
( Thlcftjo , ttrloll Janenvl'lo ' and Mineral Point.
Chloairo , F.lgln , Itockfonl and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Hock Iihnd and Codir Ilapldk.
Chicago , Council riulti nd Omaha.
Chicago , nlonx dty , Sioux Falls and Yiuikton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chanibcrlatii.
Itook Inland , Ihitiuque , Si. 1'aul and Mlnnoftpottl.
Davenxirt | , Ualnvar , St. 1'aul and lllnucapolia.
Pullman Rlotpen and the PlnMt Dining Can In
oild ara run on Hie mslnllnm otttn CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE A. ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every Attention fa paid to paooengcn by conrM
oua eroploycf ot the company.
8.0. MKItntY.u , A. T. IT.
Orn'l Manager , Utn' _
, r..UK. GEO II , llr.AFKOJID ,
no
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter.
GROCERY
STOKIiJ OA.N AFFOKO
T01)
AS A ivun or )
COCNTEHSViLKS. "Without It.
rt.C.CLARK.SOLE PROPRIETOR ,
O XAUA , NEIi.
Nebraska Cornice
ANI ;
MANUFACriJllF.ua OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW OAFS ,
TIN , IRQH AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT METAUO 81CYLIGIIT ,
Broen Fencin I
K , llaluntrodso , Verandas , Onicoand I tack
HaltnKn , Window oml CellarUunrili , Kto.
"OH , O , AMDftu BtlinCT , LINCOLN NEU.
OAIHltn , M nazor.
z * .
UANUFACTUItKIl Of
SALVANIZEO
CORNICES ,
WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC.
O.I.G natii. aitroot ,
OMAHA . NKUltASKA
I
Al-ONO TIIK UNH OF THU ,
Chicago , St , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The nivv extension of this line from WutiufleM up
tliu
HKAUTIFUL VALLEY of the ( VAN
through Ooncotil and Colerldgo
Iteochcn tha best portion of the State , Special ex
cursion raVi for bnd icukcri over thU line to
W.yiu , No'folk and lUrtliixton , and via lilftlr to all
principal polnU on tha
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trtlns ovur'tht tt. Ht P. U. & O. Hallway t Cor
Imrton , BlouK It ) , I'onca , Ilartln too , Waj-no anJ
Norfolk ,
Ooxxxioot .t 331nlr
For Kremont , Oakdale , Nellgh , and through to V l-
rntlnr.
iJTor rates mul alt Informntlon c H on
r. U V/ni'lKKY , Ocncral Agent ,
/UrMig t r.ulUli.g , Oor , loth and Farnaui Sti ,
Omilii , Kub.
in r > n Bocurcd at depot , comer litb
RED STAR LINE
lolRlnn ! Boynl and U B , Mall Htoiittiem
SAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
UKTWEEN
NEW YORK AND ANTWERP ,
, ftaly , Holland ami fttinc-c
Btonogo Outward , 20 ; I'ropa'd from Antwerp , 121 ;
Biuuralori , $10 , IncJiMlnirliod ilng.utc.Zd Cabln,9i& ;
hxjur lcin , 100 ; Rilooj > frnji OWto { 90 ; Excursion
ttfl'vtei Wright & Bom , den. Agents. 65 Uroad-
ll , ) UmIlton& Cf. , Omulia. P. K. iod-
m ri A Co. , 203 N. lOUl Htrit , Cjuuha ; D. K. Kim'
bill , OnialiaAifHiti. _ mA * eod.ly
MORPHINEHAIIT
Chartered by thcStateof Illl-
'nola ' for thcexprecinurpoto
of clvlnclmmcdlatc relfellQ
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate diseases. Gonorrhoea.
QleetandByphilialn all their
complicated forms , also all
dheatrB of the Bkln and
I3lood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by rcme-
dics.teitcdlu B t'ortjjl'ear *
, , „ , t > i > eclall'rartlce. ScmlnU
Wealtnns , MjRliv Losee by Dreamt , Pimple * oo
the Pticc.I.oit M nhoodj > v llli'eimi rtl , 3T era
{ not-jeiH'i-ltnrntlii/t , The appropriate remfdy
Uitonco used In each case. Consultations , per
sonal or by letter , nacredly confidential. Med-
Iclnco tent tiy Mall and Exprtn. No marks oa
package to Indicate content * or leader. Address
nH.JAME3No.204Wn5hlnalon1JtChlcagoll. !
11 lilHlnir * ! I I ! < n i i n r rflft
OMAHA
Stove Repair Works ,
iOU South HtUSt.
< IPX stoie * of Ul d Mrlptloo , wool tovt > ( , chiozcd to
J burn coal , gratw , DrcUiolt , rtampcri. ta , coutaBtl ?
f ou hind. Try cue o mat HXH * p"u Hi * ! ' * * u 4
( It ) ir , IMI