V.
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JMAHADAJLt J3EE-WEDNESDA Y. APRIL 3o. I&4.
" "usiuula Jl 8tcnc lunlieir Onivon
Relying on testimonials written in vlr-
d glowing language ot some miraculous
cures in.ido by some largely pulled up
dontor or patent modieino lifts haatoncd
thousands to their graves j believing in
their almost insnno faith that the name
miracle will bo performed on thorn , nnd
that thcso testimonials make the euros ,
while the BO called medicine is nil the
time hastening them to thoirgravos.Vo
have avoided publishing testimonials , ns
they do ngt make the cures , although wo
have
THOUSANDS "I'ON THOUSANDS
of thorn , of the most wonderful cures ,
voluntarily sent us. It is our medicine ,
Hop Bitters , that makes the cures. It
has never failed and never can. Wo will
give reference to any ono for any disease
Bimilinr to their own if desired , or will re
fer to any neighbor , as thcro is not a
neighborhood in the known world but
cnn show its cures by IIop Bitters.
A tosmo JOKE.
A prominent physician of Flttsburg enlcl to
* a lady pntlont who was complaining of her
continued 111 health , nnd of his Innlilllty to
euro her , jokingly said : "Try Hop LittorsI"
Tbo lady took it In oarnoetnnd usocl the nit-
tort ) , from which fiho obtained portnaront
- health. She now laughs at the doctor 01 his
' loko , but ho is not BO well pleased with It , na
ft cost htm n good tmtlont
FKES or ) OUTOIl.S.
The fee of doctors is an item that very
many parsons are interested in. Wo bo-
Hove the sohodulo for visits in 93.00 ,
"which would tax n man confined to his
bed for n year , and in need of n daily vis
it , over $1.000 a year for medical atten
dance alone 1 And ono single bottle of
Hop bitters taken in time would save the
$ l.t > 00 and all the year's sickness.
A IADV'S WISH.
"Oh , how I do wish my i > n.in was as clear
and softas yours , " sail a lady to her friend
"You can easily make It BO , answered the
friond. "How7" Inquired tlio first lady. "Iy
using Hop Blttors that makes nuro , rich blood
nnd blooming health. It did it for mo as you
observe. "
GIVEN III' BY THE DOOTOHS.
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at work , and cured by no simple a
remedy ? "
"I afl3uro you it is true that ho is entirely -
tiroly cured , nnd with nothing but Hop
Bitters , aud only ton days ago his doctors
gayo him up and said ho must die , from
Kidney and Liver troubles I'
Tliokldncja act *
puriflors of tno hloo
Mid when their fono
tlons are latcrlcrrcd
with throuRh wialt
no89 , tliov need ton-
Inp. They become
healtlifully active by
thcuio of Host otter ,
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when falling thortol
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also iiroicnts and
rriists fovcr and
iiKuo , constipation
Ilvor complaint , ilys
popali , rheumatism
anil other aliments.
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LESSON IN TELKOBAPHY.
A * AdotftndilaahliA , ,
D . . . A < ln.ih nnd Direction , D.
C. . . Two dots , n pnce , nnd nnudM.C ,
I-- A dwli nnd tno dots , D.
P. , For F , ndct , dMli deL
0 . Tnodaslipiandndotrnra ,
II . It , fburdoU you nllot.
L. Tno dotnlll stnnd for T.
I . . Ada < hilO ( , ( UMi.dotJ.
1C- . For K , n dull , del , dash , you try ,
L AloncdasliLimay.
jt TwodAalicsMdcmnnd .
' , AdMlinnddot forN.
O. . A dot , nnd ipnco , nnd dot , O stands
P. . . . . Five doUi for 1' , not ten.
U , , . Tno dots , dull , dot , nroQ.
It. . . A dot , pncc , l o dow , It.
S.M For B , tlirro dots will nhvays do ,
T Ono dasli Is T , Ilius far.
UM Two dots ndwli , for V.
V-- Three dots , n dosti , for V.
\V. - Dot , two OMtm , W.
X. . , Hot , dash , two dols , XBCC.
V , . . . Two dots , splice , Iw o doUi , Y.
f. , . . TlircodoW.npaco.dol , am X.
i. A ilot , space , throe dots , A dcocrv
crloil.- M A period Is U 1)
THE REVISED t < lW ! TESTA3IEN1.
iiRroni ; ITS
. i"--jAoia FIIOJI THI : NKW
KDITIO. % XwKJCCTUBiai , KTC.
Tlio copyright of the Kovlscd Now Tea-
Inincnt liclonga to Ilio Universities of Ox
ford nnd Cambridge. England , although
tlio work wns undertaken by n committee
consisting of English ami American Bibli
cal scholars , mul was conducted through
out with n constant Interchange and com-
onrtson of tlio results of etudy nnd re
search on both aides of the Atlantic.
The Revision wni talked about for years.
but the first iiiLcting of tlio coinmitteo did
not take place till Juno 22,1870 , and then
some two years wcro spent In preparation ,
so that it uas not till 1872 that the real
work was begun. It was finished in 1880 ,
4nd the flunl meeting of the eommitlco
mw hold on the llth of November of that
year. Why tbo revised work has not been
jjivcu to tl'o world before thli isuncxplaiii-
wl ; it lias been printed and bound for n
.oug time , but it is kept under lock and
key , nud not n single copy will bo allowed
to como under the inspection of anyone not
connected with the Itcvision coinmitteo
until the day appointed for thogo'ieral
distribution of the book.
The Itcvision committee had in hand , nt
the outset , tlio work of revising the Old aa
well aa the Now Testament , and for con
venience sake , the members of the English
rtomniittco divided into two companies of
about twenty-five each , and the American
iito two of fifteen each , one of which com
panies devoted itself exclusively to the
Nbvr Testament revision , now completed ,
.Vhilo the other took up the Old Testa
ment , nnd na that is n larger field of labor
( n inoro senses than ono , it is not possible
Jo predict the time when its work will bo
finished. This fact , however , docs not seem
lo 60 regarded as of much consequence by
Biblical students of the clergy , for the rea
son , probably , that the Now Testament is
looked upon ns the basis of the Christian
religion , and as' absolute "authority on all
questions on which there , appears to bo n
llflcrcucc between them. Therefore w hat-
Jvcr controversy or disputation the new
version may give rise to , it is certain to
-enter on the now tud old translations ot
tiUc Now Testament and the interpretations
given to the passages therein , which in
Comiy instances have como to bo almost
household words in the language -as fbr
instance , whether the sentence in the
Lord's Prayer , "Deliver us from evil , "
should bo that , or "Deliver us fiom the
evil one , " as in the uuw translation , or
"Deliver us from the evil , " as some Creole
scholars , not of the Committee of liovisiou ,
assert.
Tlio Old Testament committee sat flva
times a year , each session being one of
eight days , so that forty days n year wcro
occupied with the consultations and com
parisons of the results of the study given
to the subject by the members during tbo
rcsfc of the year. The New Testament
committee also sat for forty days each year ,
dividing its sessions into monthly ones ( ex
cept during August and September ) of four
days each. As nmatter of fact , its sittings
during the ten years of the woik occupied
n total of 407 days.
The propriety , not to say necessity , of
the revision , 'was conceded by Biblical
icliolnra long before it was undertaken ;
mainly , it would appear , on the ground
that the change of meaning which many
words 1 have undergone since the King
Jamca' version was given to the world ,
rendered many Scriptural , ' passages and
forms of expression in the church sen ice
cloudy , or oven 'unmeaning ; as , for in
stance , the supplication : "PreventusO
Lord , in nil our doings" which is in the
Dook of Common Prayer ; and the state
ment : "For wo can do nothing unless the
Lord prevent us. " The original meaning
of the word prevent , which is from the
Latin " " and " \enin " "
"pno" \ , was "logobo-
ft > ro to help. " In the present day it means
" to go before to hinder,1' ' or , in brief , to
"hinder " -'thwart. " this
, to . Hut islpcr-
'Aaps , n stronger illustration than common ,
.ind is given by these who do not care to
dcntlfy themselves openly with any other
reason. There is , however , another reason
riven by nome which is of more impor
tance than n mere change of language , because -
cause it appears to bo apprehended in BOIUO
quarters that the clmugcs made by the re
vision might possibly tend to n change of
belief. Thc&o maintain that the Now Tcs-
taiucnC contains errors of moment , some of
which have for centuries been accepted aa
the basis of Christian doctrine , or as illus
trations of the truth. One of these latter
is the famous case of the woman taken in
adultery , with its ' terrible rebuke , " Let him
that is without' among you cast the
first etono" ; and ono of the former is the
bassago upokcn as the three witnesses
* * There nro three that bear record in heaven1 ,
the Father , the "Word , and the Holy Ghost ;
and thcso three are ono. Aud there nro
three that bear witness in earth : the spirit ,
ind the water , and thoblood , ; nud these
a.'jreo in one. " There are ! auy who find it
liard'to ' part with these texta of Christian
loctriuo ; but others contend that they
Wcro incro interpolations , and must , there
fore , como out ; and though the result of
tht revision will , not bo positively known
until the Convocation of Kevisers unlocks
the room where the now addl ion is piled ,
it is given out that thcso and many other
well known passages have been eliminated.
Meantime it'will bo even by tlio utteranw )
of prominent preachers of the city , given
below , that among churchmen no appre
hension is felt that thty basic doctrines of
the church will bo In anyway affected by
these expurgations of matter which never
belonged there , since the doctrines thciu-
xslves are founded upon texts nt least as
explicit as these , and which will remain" .
In addition to what has been stated
r.bovo , some further fucta and information
. /era gathered from the following couyer-
filMi told with a member of
THIS AMEHICAN BEVIEION COMMITTEE.
Q. In what way were the members of
the English and American Kevislon com-
niltteo. appointed ? A. By the Convoca
tion of Canterbury , In 1870 : that Is the
chief body of the. Church of Unglimd. It
started there ; but the commlsalou they
appointed was authorized to invlto schol
ars of other denominations and of other
countries. It did BO , and many accepted.
' vn i'lvitcd it Komtui Catholic , Cardinal
Ne'.rman , but he declined. The American
.oiuuttteo wni appointed by imitation
frori England ; Dr. Phillip ScbalT was ask-
e \ name certain number of American
i
i'L- } , nud ho'did so. j
Q. Did Cardinal Newman give any particular - !
ticular reason for dcclldlug ? A. lie did I
Q. Was it probably/because tiiej'omnn
ftiUmlto church ilorV not rccopnj/i
\onlonof the IHblo ? A. Itmaj
liavc been. . J
What micicnt "niamiFcw > M has the
lltco bad access to ? A. Tlicro nro
Bcventeca hnndrcjj manuscript * io
' ' "t Hie committee < lm not make we
fnll , In Fact only a small part of them.
It was not necessary.
Tlnro is no InnniMcrlpl In existence
snotrn or nuppmcd to have been written
Ilio npostlcs themselves ? A. No1
iri nro tlic Vallcnn manuscripts nnd the
.lualUo Conlcx. The latter la kept nt St.
Vntsrsburg , Kimliu
; . Neither ono of those wcro used in
'j ; translation nindo by order of King
, -\cs ? A. Neither one. They nro of
ilmnt the name age , that of Kt , Constntlns ,
the emperor and founder of Constantinople
ple , in the fourIh century.
Q. "Was there nn effort made by the
American CommitUu to Hccuro duplicate
plates from thoKn Hsh unUcnitypresses ?
A. No. sir : we let it go free ; the t > amo ns
tlio Kim ; James' version.
Q. Will the new work he endorsed by
thnAmorlrnnUlblo Society ? A. By its con-
BtituUuu the American IHblo Society can
circulate only , thn authorized English ver
sion. This ii n roison , and cannot bo pub
lished without an alteration of the consti
tution. That will probobly bo made ns soon
us tlio churches and public opinlonnnnomico
their verdict. Tlio fate of the now book
depends not upon the committee , but upon
the verdict of the Christian public.
Q. Meanwhile individual publishers
propose to issue reprints of it ? A. Yes ,
because the public interest in it is HO great
that it will Hell anyhow , no matter whether
the churches adopt It or not. There arc-
more pcoplo interested in the IHblo than in
any other book in existence , and I mippos
there will bo hundreds of thousands of
copies sold in n short time , but its public
use in churches and schools depends upon
tlio Christian public.
nisv. nu. sTonus' VIF.WS.
An interesting interview on the nubjcct
, vAs had with llev. Dn 1J. S. Storrs , of the
church of the Pilgrims , the conversation
being ns follows ?
Q. Dr. Storrs , what do you think of the
New Testament revision ? A. I have not
< ccii it yet , but it Is quite time that there
wits it revision of the translation in use.
Q. Why do you think that ? _ A.ltecauso
many of the early manuscripts of the
Scriptures , which were not known at the
time when the King James' version. BO-
called , was made , have since como to light
and have been carefully examined ; and
because a great many forms of expression
which wcro current and entirely intelli
gible nt that time , with the general progress
in the English language , ha\e acquired
now meanings or have become obscure.
Q. Do you think then that the revision
will bo received as authoritative ? A. Yes ;
the arrangement for this revision has
seemed to mo to have been very intelligent
and catholic in its spirit , nnd I look for
ward with n great deal of hope and quite
confident expectation to the result of it.
Q. Will it give rise to any disputation ?
A. Undoubtedly there will bo a great deal
of controversy about particular passages
which may ho omitted , or difl'crcntly inter
preted from what they have been ; but the
Christian pcoplo have only one desire in
the matter to get what was the Scrip
ture , given by inspiration of God in its
original form , most pccfcctly reproduced
in the present common English language.
Q. iVell. if there should bo any contra
vcrsy , will it be of a nature to strike n\
tlio root of Christian doctrine ? A. Oh ,
not in the least.
Q. For instance , it is said that what 11
known as the Three Witnesses will bo left
out ? A. It ought to bo.
Q. Arc there many who have built theif
belief itftho Trinity ou that passage ? A.
There may be , but there was no reason for
including a passage that was inserted by n
gcriba , first in the margin as explanatory ,
and then afterward in the text , ns if it
Were n part of the Divine work ; and'it' '
ought to bo expelled.
Q. How did the King James' transla
tors como to include itunder such circum
stances ? A. It is said that Erasmus , in
makins up his Testament , declared himself
willing to insert that text if it could be
found in any important Greek manuscript
It vas found in one , and therefore was irr
rrtcd by him.
Q. "Was tiat ! nn ancient manuscript !
A. No , nol very ancient ; it was companv
lively recent , but I do not remember its
date.
date.Q. In making this revision , the com
mittee takes the printed version King
James' as the basis of its operations ? A.
Yes , nnd they used whatever manuscripts
wcro accessible to them.
Q. How far back do these manuscripts
go ? A , They go back to the fourth ami
fifth centuries. The earlfer manuscripts
are the inoro trustworthy , of course. The
liability to insertion of wcrls not belong
ing to the Scripture , or , the dropping of
what properly belonged j/i the script of the
text , inercjso contiiiwf//y as the mauu-
ecripls are mnUipliw1. , to that the nearer
wo get back to the original , the more nu-
thoritivo the manuscript becomes. They
now go back to the fifth century ; probably
to the fourth , nnd possibly to n very early
time in the fourth century. The Siuatic
cordox , BO called , is supposed to bo ono of
these made by order of Constatino for the
churches in nnd near Uyyanlium. The
translation of AVyckliue , 500 years ago ,
was made tvom the Vulgate , that is from n
translation into Latin by Jerome.Vyck -
'iflo ' knovr very little , if anything , of Greek.
Tlio subsequent versions -of Tyndalo , Cov-
crdalo Itodgcm , the Bishop's Bible , BO call-
; d , and the Geneva version , wcro made by
men who understood Greek ns well ns Lat
in. King Jnuicit' version is based upon
thcso preceding translations ; nud our ten
viscrs made King James' \eraiou the basis
of them , and only depart from it , as I un
derstand , in cases where more recently dis
covered manuscripts gho better light ns to
tlio original ; or where tlio Riguification of
' .rortls has changed in thwo 270 years.
TEXTS FOU COMPARISON.
The following extracts from the revised
work nro said to nflbrd a good opportunity
for comparison between the old nud new
version :
Matthew six. , 17. Why askest then me
concerning that which Ugood ? Ono there
is who { 5 good : but if then wouldst enter
into life , keep the commandments.
Mark viil , 30.37. For what doth it prof
it a man , to aln the whole world ami for
feit his lifo ? For what shall n man gain
in exchange for his life ?
* Luke x. , 15,10. And then Capcrnavm ,
slmlt thou bo exulted unto Heaven ? then
ehalt ho brought down into Hades. Ho
that hearcth you hcareth me ; and ho that
rejcctcth you rejeetethni6 ; and lie that
rejectelh me rcjrctcth Him thatecntule.
Luke xvi. , ti , 0. For the bon's of this
world are for their own generation wiser
than the sons' of light. And I Buy unto
you , Make to yourschctt friends by means
of the mammon of righteousness ; that ,
> \hcu \ it shall full , they may receive you
into the eternal tabernacles.
LukoxU. , 23. And in Hades ho lifted
up his eyes , being in torment
Acts il. , 47. And the Lord added to
them day by day these that wcro beinc
saved.
Acts xvlil. , 23. To nn Unknown God.
What therefore ye worship in ignorance ,
this declare I unto you.
Acts xxvi. , 21 , 29. And as he thus made
Ms defense , Festus said with a loud voice , |
Paul , thqu.ntt mad ; thy much learning
doth turn thco to madness. But Paul Bald ,
I am not mad , most excellent Festus ; but
speak forth words of truth nnd Bobcrnc&s.
For the king kuowcth of thcao Uiipg8uuto
h ra nlw > 1 upcnk freely ; Ibr I - i per
nr led that none of these things is bidder
'rom him ; for this hath not been done in c
orncr. King Agripp.j , talicvcsl thou tht
prophets ? I know that tboii bclievest
A.iUl Agrippa said unto Paul , With but Hl >
lie persuasion then wonldst fain ninko nn
a Christian. And Paul said , I would to
God , that whether with little or will
much , not thou only , but also all that heat
mo this day , might become such , us I am ,
except these
I. Corinthians xU. , 22. If any man
lovcth not the Lord , let him bo anathema.
Marnnathn.
il. Corinthians i. , lit , 10 , 20. But ns
Qed is faithful , our word toward you is
not yea nnd nay. For the son of God , Jc-
BUS Christ , who was preached nmonjryoi'
lo us , oven br mo nnd Bihnmis and Time
thy , was not yea. anil nay , but In him U
yea. For how many soever be the promisee
of God , in hint is the yea ; wherefore nl. o
through him is the Amen , unto tha glee
of God through us.
II. Corinthians II. , 15. In them , that
nro being fused , and in them that are per
ishing.
jt. Corinthians lx.G. Seeing it isGod ,
< hat said , light shall Rhino out of darknesi ,
who shincd in our hearts.
Epneslans v . , 21. Gi-aco bo with nil
them that love our Lord Jesus Christ in
incorruplncss.
Philip III. , SO-ai.-Wo wait for n Savior ,
Ji : Loid Jesus Christ ; who shall iashlon
tnew the body of our humiliation , that ii
rnav bo lonlormed to the body of his > " * '
1 I ! ! Ill
Sensible Advice.
Tlicro is nothing like their own Homo
for married people , nnd especially for
young married people , oven if the wife
shall have to cook nnd sweep the lloor nnd
clean the windows. If she bo a healthy
girl the exercise will do her good and no
young man who lina to labor for his living
fihoiild marry n girl that is not healthy ,
strong , nnd willing to do her own work
while they nrc too poor to hire n servant.
This thing of marrying n girl that you have
to biro another girl to take care ot is not n
wise thing for n poor young man to do.
Ho should look out for a girl that is broad-
shouldered , strong in muscle , having of
course the other virtues. The ideal girl ,
the consumptive , tight-lnccd , party-going ,
piano-playing , French-talking , fashionable
gill , in bo no proper wife for him. This
language tlio girls may think unkind , but
it ia not. It is better for girls that nro not
fitted to bo a poor man's wife to remain
with their parents than to become such.
'
It will'bo better for their lovers , too , nnd
better for society. A girl then that does
not know how to cook i'.iirly. or who would
not At hen necessary cheerfully cook for her
husband , ought not to marry any but a
rich man and ro poor man should marry
her. If , then , girls without a dowry are
content to marry young men who Imyo
only their fond hearts , their good name ,
their btrong arms , their ambition to make
their wives happy , and their hope to work
up to a competence through frugality and
industry , these girls should know how to
took and they ought to bo ashamed to
marry any mich man until they hav o learn
ed the art of cooking. For such n girl to
marry such n man would bo neither more
nor less than n social fraud , unless she shall
before engagement inform him fully of her
ignorance ou this subject. It is well , then ,
to have these schools of cookery to which
girls whose mothers have not taught them
the art can go and learn and wo hope the
( Lay is near at hand when girls that nro
candidates for matrimony will pride them
selves more on their ability to cook a good
dinner than on their ability to dance , slug ,
play , or fool away precious time on less
useful things. Then the world will bo
better nnd the pcoplo in it will bo happier
than they are now , nud the youth that
shall bo born in the land will bo of great
er bone , tougher sinew , and yi'er Wood.
REPRESENTS !
Fhanlx Assurance Co. , ol jxmdon , Otsfi
Aunts . 16,804,6(4.0
rostouestor , M. Y. , U plul . .oon.ooo 0
i Merch nta , at newt * . H. } . , Capital , l,276COO.Gr
Olrard Fire , rhtl&c eh tu , ipltal. . . . l,200OCO.Of
Firemen1 * Kun-I.Caj tal . I.139.J15.M
To these i snfTerlnff from tbo
eiUw-tsof youthful errors ,
nnmlnal weakness , early do-
i'ay , lost manhood , otat I vlHflondyou particulars of a
simpleand certain moans of self euro , irno of cli
Bend jour address to f. UFunu.u , ilooous , COXY.
o'lue'leneuv
oOlVlAI.tJIb'illOl' . Ailopt ilnal.
" wi'.rA.'r'r.r t ic ct. j'roirni.ur \ iooii
-
COOK'S OHAND EXCUIISIONS leave New York
In April. May and Juno , 1KS4. PASSAGE TICKITI'S
by ad ATLANTIC BTKAJIEHS. Si cclal facllltlis for
nocurlnu GOOD IJEimiH. TOUltlsr TICKClb lot
traveltraln KUROPR , by a1 ! routes , at reduced rates
COOK'S K.XCUHSIONIST , with n ajw and lull par
ticulars , by mall 10 cult * . A' < iiiu a
iTIIOS. 010K fc HON. ' .1 "headway , K. Y.
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
ila warranted to wear longer , U
Vtha form ncattr , awl jrbo Ut- (
r so tu fact Ion than uny oilier Con * .
111 the market , or pilco puM wll
IK refunded. Tlioln < toi > tmeut u
Chicafro'u l > ft phyelctai i , " *
Tire , Jirnt M ait fin Jouiit ,
.
4 mumnrii0 * UtJ t
* } ta
.TOHN H. F. LEHMA.NN & CO.
WOODBR1DGE BROS. ,
215 OPERA HOUSE ,
OMAHA , MED.
Solo Agents for the World-Renowned
STECK ,
Decker & Son , and Hallett & Ounatoii
Pianos , Also manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in
Organs and Musical Merchandise. .
TSend foj Price * . m&
OPIUM 1MORPK.NE HABIT
DIL H , JI KAKB c Hi *
ta no * * cor * Llkuiif iul l | r < ! | l lr * lr y r UiUmo-
B H ! i tB irit. " i.iii ! iooTSUM * ! Jrv * j\ h t
DUFHENE & MENDELSOHN.
ARCHITECTS
/ITItF.UOVKD TO OUAUA NATIONAL IIA
I1IULD1NO.
CURE FZTSJ
nTeur i urn i w 111 im n u ri j to tnp u > < iu lei
r to < uro tbi vurit VH < . DtCAUtft olhtri bat *
i u U119 roon for ixit uu * rd Ulit cur futt
> lor tnuitlM nj t Krfe Uoltlt of nr lu' iii it
HIM/ ! B | > r ami J'wl Oilci ( . II " * w
tt lr UQ BOOT
IRON AlfD HLATK ROOFINO.
1111 DonfflM St. Oman * , Neb.
MANUFACTUIIKU OP
Galvanized Iron Cornices
jtiTDorincr Window * , FlnUtf , Tin , Iron nd Slalo
lUollrjr , 8cr-ht'M | r Unt HcUlllo Hlijl'uht ' , Intent
xljnatcil llntclut U r anil Draclct Mich lip. I am
the f cnctal npmt lor the aboio line bl good * . Iron
( cnrliiB , rrntlnira. Jlaluitrtdcs.Wranilan.lron It-ink
llnlllnn ( , Wli.tlcjw Illlmli , Collar ( limnls ; ( .ho general
ntteiit 'or I'menn & Hill's Patent In l < < o Itllml
THIS lintTor ncRon
tor If made cxprcusly for
the euro ol < lcrnngcmcnU
ol the pcnoratho orc n .
Tli'ro IB nu inUlako about
this Instrument , the con
tinuous nUfatn of KLKO-
THIOITY r > o'mctlng
through the part * must rca
toro them to healthy action
Do not cnnfouml tnls with
Elcctrln lolt ! ft > Ucrtlncil to
euro all Ills from liciuljto toe. It U for the ONB epcc-
Iflo fiurpofco. 1'or circulars [ riving full Information ,
otlilrcKi Cheovor Klcctrlo Belt Co. , 1031 Washington
ft rhloiirolll.
IB hon'lfitmttera ( or Fresh Butter and I'gip.
SPO thonnClmmbcrnnd Tea Sola nt Win.
GHNTMiMAN'S Croclcery Store. 10th St
FALCONER'S HALLS.
Contain * a H-ipper Hoom capable of suiting three
limi'lied , and n Vinclng Hall , ono of Ilio largest In
thecltv. Tlicro Is lso a kitchen with splendid cook
ing range and table waru for f no hundred persons.
Thrro Id also Ladles' and Gontlcmon'a IJicsflng
Itocnia with ctery convenience. Iteut for both halls
$25. Single hall , $ lf . Apply to
MR FALCONE ! ! ,
10th and Douglas.
N. .6 FALCONER.
otf
HOCOiBSS' X
We Will sell Silks
The Silks wo will sell on Monday will
bo the greatest Bargain that has boon of-
forcd in this country in the last fivo-and-
twenty years.
Particulars later , in this column.
N. B. FALCUJNER.
N. B. FALCONER
or Wormy Veins oftlit berotum Ofltn the unnu-
jmtea count of Lost Manhood. Debility. Ac.
nulclttjr tndjafnl < ii/vcvrm by tlie Elaatlo Cradle"
ComprOBBOr. * 0. Illort HUma. Circular PIM.
VUI B ll CIAIi AQEilOT , 160 Jriltea St. . Hew Tort
NEBRASKA LWO AGENCY
( SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS * 8NYDKK. )
Oeoeral Dealer * lu
1BOS FARNAM ST. OMAHA.
H T8 for sala 00,000 aorca oaielullT ( elected
la Eutern Nebraska , at Ion price and on ouy tarmo.
improvea urms for sala In Douglas , Dodge , CoUti
l liut. , burt , UiunluK , tturiiy , Wtnouigton , iferlok
Blunders , and Butler Counties.
Taxes paid In all parts of tbo State.
l nn v laauwl on improved firms.
Notary I'ubho alwats In offlco. Corrcsiwndenca
ollclteil.
R. KALISH ,
Hai juit received a full line ol Imported Fancy'Suit-
liifc-8 and I'autaloons ol the latent styles , Alto
guarantees flue llltlninand Cue trimmings.
at Low est Price. Also Cleaning I ) > tlng
and Repairing. 8. E. Corner ICth
and ia > enport Street *
NewWoodwort ! New Altactoenls
Warranted 5 Years.
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
V
K. U LOVEIOV
1H a lilh Htrtct OuiahaNeli
G-TTX3O33. in > rty.hoin > ynu
bfcauan , noowgucuui uiil curt , U ll i 'it S6 < ;
ot lUrapu > * p
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.
Columns , Pilasters , Lintels , Fencing1 , Creating- , Rolling , Etc. .
Cast , and Wrought Iron Beams.
AirciltH for THH IIVATT IMUBillATIC I.IGIITH.
THE MURRAY IRON WORKS CO. , Burlington , Iowa.
THE L/VnQEST IRON WORKING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE.
( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & QUAY. )
UWE AND CEMENT.
Office and Yard , Gth and Douglas Sis. , 0(113 ( ! l9
'J'O
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WK CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground
It Istho heat and cheapo * ! food lor stoax ft any UnJ. Ono pound la equal to thtoo pounds ol corn
rtock tea with around Oil Cakolu the Fall ana winter , Instead ofrannlnR down , will Increase In weight
and bo In good marketable noix .tloa In tlio apring. Dnlrymen , if rfoll on others , who use It can toftlty to
Its merits. Trr II nd JurliJjr yonr lvo * , Prlca 826 Mimr Kit : nochtna for sacks. Addrcen
wonnw . < Li SK > : n mr VUI ? > JJY omnlia v0h
THE NEW HOUSE OF
7 COLE
Fine Ilavana , Key West and Domestic Cigars. All Standard Brands Tobaccos.
Trial Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed -f " FARNAM ST. , OMAHA.
CO.
Stovca ; Furniture , Crocknry , &c. Agents for the celebrated economy Cooking and
Hosting Sloven and the BEST RANGE.
K 115 NORTH SIXTEENTH ST. OMAHA. NEB
. .
irANUFAOTTJUKn OF O SSTRJOTIi7FIB8T.OIiAe8
i
JJ ,
TWO WHEEL CARTS.
1119 and 1SSO llarnsy Street and 403 S. 12th Street , )
llnstrkted Oit lo ue fiiral hml frc unon apptlrat'nn. '
Garry the Largest Stock , offer the Lowest Prices and
Easiest Terms ot any Dealer here on
and ORGANS
Besides Many other Well-known Makes , we sell the
World Eenowned
AND ARION PIANOS.
Clough and Warren ,
SHOMINGER 1BELL'rORGlNS '
Instruments Rented and rent allowed if purchased. Pianos on installments , $10
Monthly. Organs , $5. Call or send for Catalogue and terms.
WABEROOMS , - - OOR , 11TH AND FARNAM STS.
Would call particular attention to their new stock Q :
RICH JEWELRY !
FINE WATOHES , CLOCKS , SILVERWARE ,
AND AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF
Diamonds and Precious Stones ,
FULL LINE OF HOWABIT WALTHAM AND ELGIN WATCHES.
WARBROOMS - - COR. 1TH AUD FAHNAMSTS
< * . H. WOOD & CO ,
Bt'CCKSSOUa TO WKSTEIIN BTKAM 1IEATINO CO. ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS ,
215 North 10th Street , bet. Capitol Ave. and " * ( Wi A H A hi PR
Darcpport Street , Telephone No. 495 , v ! V tTl f\t | C. D