OMAHA DAIT.Y BEE-THURSDAY , MAY 15 , 1864 ,
The Kidneys.
Tlicy nrc the most important sec
retory orgnns. Into nnd through
the Ividncysflow the waste lluids of
the body , containing poisonous mut
ter tilicti out oC the system. If the
Kidneys do not net properly this
mutter is icturned , the whole sys
tem becomes disordered nnd the fol
lowing symptoius will follow :
Ilcndnche , 'wonkness , pnin in the
small of luck ami loin ? , Hushes of
heat , chills , with disordered stom-
nch nnd bowels. You cnn tli oronqh-
ly protect the Kidnnys l > v HUH-
1)00K BLOOU m'TTEKS nnd
whonnny of these symptoms mani
fest tlipmselues you can quickly rid
yourself of thoin by this best of nil
medicines for the Kidneys. BUR
DOCK BLOOD I3ITTJ3SS nro sold
everywhere nt § 1 per bottl'S nnd
one bottle will provo their elHcncy.
S ? Tfis ? 7AT ftp 7A * VA > * A * p
Tlio bent otldrnco In tlio world of the
purity Hid ciocllonco of lllncknell'n Hull
Durham Hmnklnir Tobacco In found In the
f let that the fame of thin tolnci-o IncrcnK *
from year to } cur. Thin could not In the
cams If It cro merely" ( rotten up to Mil , "
or had any dubious or dmiRcnnin Ingre
dient * In It. ArnODK million * of urcrnof
all natlonnlttlM , turely noruo ono would
find out If It wcro Impure , Injurious or
unpalatable. ForlSjcnm thlntoLicooliM
been acknowledged to la the tut In Ihi
irorM. and every year Ilio Dull Durham
lirand grows more i < opular , tlia ilcraand for
It wider , and rmnkern
mnrocnthiulmtlooterltii
( lelldoiw natural ( Uxor.
Auk yonr dealer Tor It.
Get ton prnnlno tradc-
mark of the II nil.
Therein nomlschlcfilono where
Hull Durham
SmoklM Tobacco la uetd.
thrives on HorllcW I'ood , " write hundred * of
irratcful mothers. Mother's milk contains no
etarch. An artificial food for Infants should
contain no starch. _ lho boot and moat nutritious
food In health
or ulcknf-As lor
JNFANrH.nnd
thn IK lit dirt for
UYHl'KiniOH
amllNV.ti.m9.ls
ilard"aiHl nTlnai"nniootiriif.
lleconiinriidnl by l'l Klrlaim.
lllptily licncllclnl to Niinlnv
Ilpthrrs as a ilrlnk. I'rlco II )
_ . _ _ J and7r.ccnU. lljrallflruinfl't * .
Ucnd lor Hook on the Treatment of Ublldnui , iroo.
"Kwllr dl ilp < l nJ oulilllooi. " O.H * . lltltrf ,
" ' nid It ill tblleeiilJ be dcili d. " ( T.W. RiiJ ,
Sttlion , Aariaot.
"So beilluer In pronooncloi U mp'tlor to uj.
IhlDi tiunl. ' t. It. Hiiurn , U. It. n-ojr. N. T ,
Will bo sent hr mall on recrlptof iirlcn In stampi.
IIOUI.ICK'M VOOII CO. . Ilnrlnr , Wl .
* i-u * UoBUCK'a Dat KXTIUCT or SULi'fc *
"
THE MILD POWEB OUKES.
HUMPHREYS' . '
IniuoMjoirn. r.nch number Ihn fpcclnl pro
scription of nn niulnont plijulclim. 'Iho onlr
OOIIES. ruicB.
1. Ki-vcri , ConfrmtlonInflnmntlonn , . . . . 2ft
2. XVornnnrmlovor. . Worm Cnlic. . .
: i. Crvlnz 1'ollc , orTovthlnicofInfuuis .2.1
t. Iliarrlieaof ihlldren or Aclulln 2.1
A. Itnenlnrv. Orlplim. Dllllou" Voile , . . .33
(1. i.liolrra Alorbii , vomltlug , , . . . . . . .1
7. 4.'ousli > . Cold , llnmchltls va
N. IVruralila. T otlincho. l-accachn 29
, .
KI. l > v ren"l . Ulllloiis Koinnch. . . . . . .
II. Hiippreiind r Painful I'rrladi
13.Vlilte , tooProfuno 1'rrlodt
1 I. firnun. COIIB .2A
11. Hnll iihrr , KryMpclai , Iriintloni , .2
15. Itheuinnti , Hneumatlol'alUK .25
Kj. Voter nun Amir , Chill , Fever , AKIICI
17. I'llri. llllnUurillerdlnK.
111. Cittnrrh. ncuto or chronic : Influr nia ; AO
. WhuoiiliiK Cniiili , vlolontooughi. . . . { ill
-4 1. Mnnernl OrbUltv. PhyitcalWeaknou.no
27. Kldnoy Ill.itPi.r . . . . nil
. rkrrrom llcbllltv . l.OU
. DrlnnryVinliiiin , WrttliiKlbo boa , ftl
. Dlnoninofllin Ilonrl. Paliillollon. l.OU
ilruggUtii. ornDiit by the Ciuo. ' oroln
- -L - - - -
Vfol.TAIO BELT nnd oilier Kutcrnia
. -'i ArrrlASCfc-H nro ont nn ! W Daya' Trial 1O
tlEN ONLY.OUNQ OK OLT ) . who arc miffor.
Ins from NKHVOOS BEIIIUTV. LOST Viriurr.
wiTiiii ( VTiuicNERsra , nnd nil thono dl ran of u
TKIUIOIUI. N TUUE. ntiiiUlUK from Anima nud
OTUKB Ciuaicj. Hiwrdy r , 11-c nml rompli-to
rMtoratlon to IlriLTii. V'nuu and HUNiiooii
liututHrrrD. Hond at uuc for Illu lr lcd
1'junpnlit fnvi. Adnreu .
VOI.TAIU ii.T : CO. . tllur.bnll. Mleb.
|
COOK'S P HANK KXCUIIBIONS loxvu Nov York
ID Aj'rU , May and June , 1-S4. I'AtjMJK TIUKK ra
by all ATLANTIC HIEMhltS. . Hiotlal ficllltloa for
eccuilnff QOOI ) DKIVUH. TOtlltlsr'IICKETH lor
tnvclfraln KUIIUPE , hi a'lrouUn , ut rrducod ratui.
COOK'S KiCUKHlONIHT , with inaim and full l > ar.
UcuUn , by uuill 10 runtn. A'lilruii
TU03. OQOK ft tiOa , M Broadway , N. Y
HEIMNhMGS
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
CORSET
i J varruitM Iu ongfr , d
llin fo t > twltf
.
n Hi * mm kut , or i < rlru | i ld wll
refund. ; . ! .
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.TOHN H. F. LEHMAN M , t CO ,
lamss dicallnstituit
i ; Chartered by thcStatecfllU- :
inola for theexpicta purpose
ifoluiviiiuininicdlatc fellclln
Jail chronic , urinary end inl.
Evate dUcaics. Qonurrhiza
Eai tBiid5 phiIi ln all their
complicated foritu , ul o al
dii iii.eB ol the Gkln aud
Uluod promptly ( clicvedund
rcrmanenilycuied by reme.
, -7 r'-- " , V ac J fil'ietull'ractlrr. Seminal
Weakncti , Ifmhi lx > r by Dreamt , I'imnlei on
itnaciH-rltiutttlni/ appropriate remedy
" " " 'i ukedln eachcase. Con
- - B-VWHIIB < * / ultatlon ,
eonaj cr by Utter , Mcredly eonndtntlal. Mid.
Iclnef sent by Mall and Kxprtii , No marks no
package to Indicate content * or under. Address
fg.jAMEB.Ko. 204 Washlnflton St-.tlJcgBO. ! !
DOGS WITH $1,000 , COLLARS.
Pets as Small as Spiders anil as Bi as
Jnmlio ,
Tlio Monntrr Cnnlno Concert Com
tinny to Oho UH Klrst Knlcr-
litlnincntJoTtlio SCOHOII.
Now York Journal , May 13.
A belle and n blackamoor ontotcd tlio
Madison Square Oardou early yesterday
forenoon , whnro aovernl gontlctnon of the
Westminster Kennel Club woroidlo wait *
ing to receive the first entry. The col-
ard lackey alippod his hand into his veal
pocket nnd pulled out n moro auggcation
of n dog. The littlennimnl was
washed with n drop of water , combed
down with n feather nnd put into n cage.
Ho was so little that n glass had to bo
employed to find him.
The second dog to nrrivo was about na
largo na ,1 utnbo. IIo cnmo in n big box
which was dorrickcd off n truck with
much difficulty and carried into the
Garden by twenty men. Several helpers
nt first rofuaod to uncage the "lion , " bul
were at loncth poraundod to remove the
top bara of "his box nnd n tawny nnd
noble St. Bernard bounded out. IIo was
given n Russian bath and his toilet was
completed with n brush nnd curry-comb ,
after which , with n blue ribbon tied nbout
hia nock , ho was led to ono of the moat
desirable , llata in the Garden.
President Arthur's fawn-colored mastifF -
tifF , Queen , arrived next , led by ono of
the most prominent colored politicians in
Washington. The animal wagged its tail
condescendingly to the committee of re
ception. It was followed by a traveling
troupe of trick dcgs , nil in now coats nnd
now spring costumes. They bowed to
the prca dont'a dog , which wagged its tail
with frigid politeness , and , whileit did
not oll'ond , repelled any approach to fa
miliarity. The performing dogs , which
liad boon graduated from Professor Par
ker's well known school of noting In the
Bowery , stood nround with n professional
air until they were led into the garden ,
and housed comfortably there inn Kennel.
They will make their debut Tuesday
night in n comedy somewhat like that of
the Hanlon-Loos , nnd will continue to
act each night of the show , dcspito what
the dramatic critics may think of them.
Most of the konnola nro in blun nnd
gold.
Tapestry carpets nro quite ns much in
mode for dog kennels this year ns Persian
were nt the last bench show , though the
floors of n few of the dog Hats are said to
bo laid in Minton tiles. A few of the
kennels for puga nnd toy dogs have lace
or satin curtains.
On ono side of the Gnrdon hung yes-
tordny fcatooim of dog-chains nnd bou
quets of dog-collars , where n manufactur
ing shop had nrrnngcd samples of its
wnroa for display. Some dog-collars nro
mndo of gold or silver nnd ornamented
with diamonds , nnd n $10,000 dog with u
§ 1,000 collar is ono of the luxuries of life
among the rich.
In nnothor part of the Garden a "dog
dentist" had put out n sign , indicating
that n dog's ' tooth may bo filled with gold ,
or that when ho gota very old and his
tooth drop out ho may bo supplied with a
eot of fnlso tooth. A painted pointer on
a big canvas has scouted n incdicino for
dogs nnd stands stock still with his noao
pointed toward it.
A dozen colored virgina with brooma
were busy during the day swooping out
the Garden , nnd they made everything na
bright as n now pin. The Kennel Club
employs about ono hundred night watch
men , dnor-koopora nnd other workmen in
ndditon to the Thompson street belles ,
nnd na every other dog haa a special
; room , who will bo iu constant attou-
lance upon him , and aa aomo , indeed ,
mvo two crooms , there will bo at least
Ivo hundred men in the building to take
care of animals.
In the center of the garden ia nn in
closed running track 200 foot long nnd
2-1 foot \rido. where the doga will bo test
ed nnd speeded every day , and where the
dog theatre will take place. The doga nro
to bo fed every morning nnd afternoon ,
The big doga will bo given biacuita im
ported from England and compounded
from Hour , meat ; the little doga will
have moat' brought from the Putnam
llouao , About noon yesterday the dogs
in the garden got very hungry when a
ragged tramp wandered in and sauntered
nround the building , All the bull dogs
and maatill'd licked their chops in antici
pation of n meal. They tugged nt their
chains nnd lot their jnws ngapo , but the
tramp merely mocked them , until finally
ho WHS neon by n special policomnn nnd
put out.
A representative of Robbina Island
Kennel Club caino to the Garden with
thirty. suvuu bountiful dog ) , pointura nnd
aultura. L. nndV. . Htitliorfurd , of the
\VfHtininator Kunnul Club , ontere.itwnlvo
hiiiulaunio fnX'timuira. EIovou Sf. Her-
iinrda ciimu truin the Cranmnro Farm
Ivoniiol , with tliuir record of twenty. two
irnoa. ; Four lusty St. Huruatd puppies
wuru with tlium. Mr. Munlmll , socrc-
tiiry ot HID Cleveland Bench Show ,
bought n largo konnd of live pointora.
Dr. S. Spiur , of Brooklyn , ai-nt night
line doifn iioadud by champinn St. Elmo ,
Mr. Thus. 11. Turry , of Uiu Wi-atmiuatfr
Kunnul Club , scutum collies. The Wont
miiibtor Kcniiol Club had a row of iron
komiulti of impressive urchitecturo , with
a dozen jiointorii , headed by Sensation ,
which haa boon iuovury Now York Bunch
Show of thu lait eight yi'ius , und by
Mr. Ooimthnn Thorno and
Mr. Pcitnmll , both of Now York , show
llfteuu St Barnard * in adjoining kt niiuls.
A mimll boy with n Rtring of fourtuuu
dogs was dragged inU the G.trdain by
the animals ho pretondud' to lead , which
had anintulligont uniioty tobo exhibited.
Moat of the konnpla nro open , but
some nro capua with wire fronts for
spaniels , Italian grayhounda and other
toy dotfB.
Tlio ahow openoa "this mnrninu ; nt J )
o'clock. MriMill'a will bo judged lirst ;
the tiruo set for their inorita to bo pnnHud
on ia 11 o'clock. 1'residmit Arthur's dog
la pa-iaing the ol | > ht iu unxiuty , If Mr.
.Sterling ono of the judgca , gota here from
St. Louis , pointora will ul.o bo judged :
1,100 dogs will bo on exhibition to-duy.
A few ot the entrica have not yet arrived
At 0 o'clock thia morning nil the dogn
will tuko a vralk before breakfast for ux
orclm , of tor which they will ait down to
atoak from the Putnam IIoiiso. *
The flrat dog in the Ojrdoit ypaturday
tried hii voice nnd nwnko A foblo t-cho in
ha bui d ng. Bnij.'ht sU tint d gt M t r
jitrking in tmo grand ohoru of the IIUHIH
if thu Iu turn. The toner of the black-
nd tuna blend with the baritone of the
jt. Bernards und the duop bass of the
naatiiTa.
V Madman TukrH I'ohhCnflou of n
l''uruu'i'
DECATUU , III , May II A BoiiaaUons' '
affair occurred went of Dccaturtliiii morn
ing. In thu atwenca of thu family la t at
night mi escaped lunatic , who jiivo * hinjn
name as Lnm&r , ( oolj pofn'Heion of Martin * n
Blonzo'a rcildencv , etlectiog an cntrancu' b
by kicking in a door. Martin , on g jng (
i his hottso thia forenoon foum' . , the
lunatic in full charge , nnd w'.ion tlio
owner entered the lunatic fired A revolver
nt him , the bullet going ' . ( trough the
crown of his hat. The rm"j clinched and
a desperate struggle cnsi'.ed , Blonz finally
kicking the intruder out of the homo and
into the road , then letting him loose and
tolling him to r > o away. Blonz turned
around , when the lunatic , who still re
taincd the revolver , fired three shots ,
failing to hit his man. Lamar then ran
toward the house , got inside and hold
possession for an hour , though the sheriff
and police and two hundred people tried
to get in and capture him. IIo had bar
ricaded the doors and used butcher-
knives , cleavers and chairs as weapons of
defense. Finally a well-aimed rock
floored him , and ho was hand-cuffed nnd
brought to jail. It is believed that
Lamtir escaped from some county asylum ,
as ho wears pauper clothes.
CAUTION.
No. 210 GiiAND STIIKKT ,
JKKSBV CITV , N. J. , Fob. 28 , 1883
Two months ago I suffered with a _
bad coughwhich kept mo awake all night.
I was recommended to put on my chest
two Allcock's Porous Plasters. Unfor
tunately my druggist persuaded mo to try
some other so-called porous planter , I
lost my mnnoy , for they were worthless
nnd not of the slightest benefit. I then
procured Allcock'a Porous Plasters , and
they completely cured mo.
J. F. McGINNISS.
Imitation Porous Plasters nro being
advertised and offered for sale. Beware
of them. "Alcock's" is the only gen
uine.
What Alls Governor George llunilly.
Cincinnati Knrjutror.
If successful in his plans nt the state
convention ho w ill trj to play the role of
Gar Hold at Chicago. IIo will bo for Til-
don or Payne , but ho will hold his hand
on hia jumping heart and say to himself ;
' Hero is the man , " and ho will expect
the assembled multitude of democracy to
cry out and echo his inmost soul by say
ing "Thoro is the man. " This is his
dream. This is what ho ran for Govern
or for. This is what ails George Iloadly.
A Humto Story.
Baltimore American.
"Talkinc about snake's food , I once
hoard a story told by a Spanish teacher ,
living in this city , which takes the cakp.
IIo said that ono day , while hunting in
Brazil , hia guide came rushing back and
told the party to bo careful , for in front
of them was a snake sixty foot in length.
The snake had just finished eating a deer
but had been unable to swallow1 the
horns , and they were still sticking out of
the snake's mouth. The gentleman said
it was n common thing in South America
for snakes to oat deer , nnd when the
antlers refused to go down into the atom-
nch , the snnko would go and Ho in the
sun ; nnd lot the acid from its stomach
work on the horns and dissolve them.
This monster snnko wns very likely per
forming this net when the hunters came
on him. They advanced cautiously , and
were about to lira when the snake sprang
forward and struck the guldo in the
breast with the stag's horns , and crushed
him into a jelly. Before the snake could
repent this playful pastime , a bullet from
ono ot the guns of the party killed him ,
IIo was coiled up and carried by the par
ty to the nearest town , and shipped to
Rio , where ho is still on exhibition ; the
an Hera are still in his mouth , so the Span
ish teacher told ino. This story weakens
you , does it ? Going ? Won't you take
some snake food with you ? No ? Well ,
good day. Gall again , and I'll try to soil
you n snako. "
Very AVell Put.
Why do wo defer till to-morrow what wo
should do to-day ? Why do wo neglect a cough
till it throws us into consumption , and con
sumption brings us td the grave ? DK. WM.
IIALL'S BALSAM is sure to euro if taken in
season. It has never boon known to fall. Use
it thoroughly according to directions. Persevere -
voro till tlio disease is conquered , as It la cer
tain to bo. even If it should require a dozen
bottles. There U no better mcillclno for i > ul
monary disorders. Sold everywhere.
llluilmrl ) Culture.
American Garden.
Rhubarb , like currant bushes , will
grow almost anywhere , nnd under almost
any kind of treatment , and consequently
receives moro ill mugo than any other
"green thing growing , " But for this
reason it should not bo supposed that
when growing under neglect nnd abuse it
will do its best and produce as abundant
crops and of equally good quality ns when
good treatment is given. After it is once
planted , rhubard requires little cultiva
tion , but it must Imve at all times deep ,
rich soil , thu richer thu better. In littld
culture the roots are planted about four
feut apart uiich Mar , and cultivated like
any hoed crop. In the family garden
they should bo planted two or three foot
apart , in u single row , nt least four feet
distant from other-plant * It may bo raised
from seed , but as there is little reliance
in the seedlings being of the anne variety
as the parent plants , diuaion of the roots
is the method of propai ation uinally
mlopto.l. Any piece of toot with a bud
or crown v jl | gto\v if ptnntul about two
inches deep in niullnw boil firmly pressed
around it. Ri'otd may bo planted in
autumn or early Hpiuiy. Plantation ) !
uro ummlly renewed uviry four or tivx
yonrn , yet when u liberal dressing of
manure in given every fill the roots Mill
produce u crop for an almoHt indefinite
period. Heavy manuring , clean cultivn
tinn , nnd libuinl apikio uru the osfeini.il
requisites for ruining largo , succulent
rhubarb The vnuotica beat kno.vn are :
Lniiiiuui , grown extensively for market
ui well as homo use. It ia ourly ,
very productive , nnd of n brink , spicy
flavor. Ita principal fiult ia that it
seeds no freely thnt units * ull llowur
stalks nro cut oil'na soon aa they appear
theorem deteriorates rapidly. Victom
ia later , haa larger leaves and stnlko , and
requirea vorv rich , hou\y ground for ita
beet development. Paragon This ia u
now variety , originated in England , nnd
now introduced hero. The atalka are
bright 'red , h < nvi , nnd pnduci'd in
quick mica asfon nnd grent abundance.
It ia earlier , of mure delicate Ihvor , and
IIHB deciJelyJi'Bn acid than nny other vor-
inv * wo nro acquainted with. But ita
moat rumaiktiblaand moat valuable quali-
IK'HU in is th.tt it doim nut product ) flower
talks , to whi h f ot it * uro it productive
1104 * is maitilya t ibutubl , all the strength .
ot the plant bfiug uacd for the devel
opment of ita leaves.
llriker'M I'alu I'unnocft
In nno of tliii Iw.t Ili ImmiU put nn. It Is n
ittui | ln kitliir , ami dr Vti > jn pain , wliutlior
Internal or uxtumul , wlimnvcr lined , It hat
lieun n nUiiilurJ louiedy fur the | ia > t tlility err
> -r In i lie Dt'inoornlio Contention.
iIcoord ,
A inun of I tun accommodating princi-
plisthun Hutlnr iniglit bo disconcerted
facing hia did nesi.ciat s , but there l
no danger that ho will chiuiuo counte
nance. Like a lohiter , nothing short of
boiling will over nmko him blush. ta
'
A COMING CONVENTION ,
The Locomoliye Firemen of the New
West to Holi a Union Meeting
inDcnycronThnrsilay ,
An Imitation Is Kxtctuleit to Kn-
YurtlmiiRlcrs nntl
HiipcrlntonilontH to
1'nrtlclpntc.
Denver News , May 12.
An important convention of railroad
men will bo hold in Denver next Thura.
day , the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen throughout the now west hold
ing a union mooting to consider matters
important to the order and railroad mon
generally. Lodges of the brotherhood in
Dakota , Montana , Washington Territory ,
Nobraakn , Wyoming , Colorado , Califor
nia , Nevada , Utah , Now Mexico , Arizo
na and Texas will bo represented. There
will probably bo about sixty lodges rep
resented.
TUB tOCOMOTIVK IlKOTllCKIIOOItS ,
have boon requested to extend the invi
tation to divisions of railway conductor1 !
unions in their Immediate neighborhoods.
Supcrintondontn of various western
rnilroado have also boon invited nnd sev
eral have sent replies stating thnt they
would como if they could possibly make
it convenient.
The primary object of the gathering , ns
stated in the call , is to consider the best
and most effectual means of stopping , as
much as possible , all unnecessary travel
ing by members of the order , who with
out sufficient reason , leave their situation
to roam aimlessly over the country.thoro-
by putting the order into disrepute by
showing > t in n fnleb light nnd seriously
injuring the privileges thnt nccompany
the card nnd clogging the legitimate and
useful mission for vrhich it was originally
intended. It has boon discovered that
several of these cards have been stolen
or been illegitimately used and as there is
always danger of drunken , worthless , or
incompetent firemen imposing themselves
on railroad companies.
THUOUOH OIITAUUNO
possession of the cards it is for the inter
est of railroad companies and fireman
alike to BOO that they are only used legi
timately. The loading mottoes of the
brotherhood are sobriety and industry ,
and people who do not keep sober and
tend to business nro not wanted in the
order and do not properly represent it ,
Another object for the mooting , as
represented in the call , is the establishing -
ing of a homo for decrepit nnd disabled
firemen and engineers in Denver. This
matter was considered at the Nntional
convention of the brotherhood held in
Denver last fall. It was decided that
such n homo should bo erected and its lo
cation will bo designated at the coming
national convention , to bo hold in Toron
to , Canada , next September. Through
this union mooting next Thursday it is
hoped that nn influence may bo brought
to bear , supported by all the western
lodges , on the convention to the end that
the homo may bo located in Denver.
First on account of the geographical
situation , thnt every ono will admit is
most central. Next for the unequalled
salubrity of the climate , the sublimity of
the scenery , the oxcelouco of the water ,
the purity of the air and the many other
natural ad vantages. Another matter that
will bo discussed in the meeting is the
rules of the Union Pacific hospitnl na Inid
down by the railroad company.
THE FIHEMEN 1IELIKVE
that the hospital is most excellently loca I
ted nnd conviently appointed , nnd that it
was nn excellent thing to put the Sisters
of Chnrity in to it , but some rules as to
its mantainco and the rule that help is
not to bo extended to disabled employes
out of the hospital is criticised. The firemen -
mon will consider this matter in a friend
ly spirit , and hope to submit their discus
sions in n respectful manner to the consi
deration of the railroad company.
As A Giiro Ibr Bnro Tliro.-it 'and
ounhfi , llrow'd lironchial Troches" have
boon thoroughly tested , and maintain their
good reputation ,
A Wftr Souvenir.
St. LOUH ! Post Dispatch.
A niultidudo of cases growing out of
the la to war suggest that a { sort of ipso
facto divorce law would bo a good thing
for each state iu the Union. Where u
husband willfully deaorts his wife uudar
circumstances indicating his death , and
absents himself so long that she marries
again , in good faith believing him he.ul ,
ho certainly ought to bo dead to her in
the oycs ot the law. But heio cornea a '
cnso from Georgia of Don. Thumnn King
and his Wife , who have been livin ; , ' hup-
pily together BO lung tliut amno ot their
children ore i.bout yniwii , nnd no.v
they have to usk thu cuunn to set mudu
their marn.igo in order that Mm. King
may sue for n divorce an the nifu ot
nnothor man nnd obtain it , Lefoio oho
can bo lawfully married to Mr. King , 01
take thu Kgul atrpa necots.iry to Jf ili-
untie their cmlthen ull b auBC her for
mer luKbnud , n confederate mildu-r , dis
appeared during the war , wua mourned
atidtnd oy nil hii frieud.s when ho was
only n dcairtor , and now tunica up a
prosperous chum of Connecticut. The
war produced more or lees of such cni-tn
in e\eiy state of the union , and eo many
ol thorn occur unconnected with the war
thnt the otatuti's should roro , > iiza ! thu
wilful , nnexplaiued absence of u husband
for tvo j cars ni equivalent to a divorce ,
where the deboriou wife , believing him
dead , has married ngain.
Mrn. ,
Anil all other UIUOUH woman have won a rep-
ututliin fur fuilal beauty. A line complexion
iimkui onn liiituldumo , u\en though the face Id
not n perfect mniitil , Ittmlock hloxl Jlttters
act dlroclly unim tljo ctrtulation , ami MI giro h
thu skin u u'ouruo ' ? itud nmootlmiWH otherwise
uuuituluublo.
i ilio Word , rorliiiiiH.
Ki'puullcan ,
The horizontal idea doesn't scorn to bo
entirely popular wich the democrats. The
party hus been in a horizontal position
too long ,
A rollconimi llrncril up.
D.F.Colliiu miMiilxirof police , not outhunrd ,
eailliip , I'll , , valktf thin wayi "Siilfi'ind aa-
> riOv ' friiiu rhomnatuiii ! nothing did inn miy
. tod'tlll I tried Ihumnf I tltctrio Oil. U U u
jilo.uiiiro tureuomnuiid It , "
1'lllNIII
. S. 0. , Man.li 13 , 18S1 ,
Yjurnioat vrtlimliliuiiedlclnii ( Swifi'tt M-r-
; inc ) hut tlono uiOB'i iniu'li L-Miul jlitt Jf 'l
like MMinu tliU for tlio lu lit if tlmni who
Hulfor hkd I iliil. I WUH | mi > nivl by rniiON
OAK. mid raw nit B w ll day fur tix ju r ,
until I iiAod Suirr'ri M'ttim1. In thu \ \
I'purB IHiwl iiliinwt I'n-ry ki nl nf iiicdloliio ,
Jilt noun lud tlw ( lo-t | d elffct , After lining
ilx bottll < 8 of SuHT'd Sl'ITinO f 111 18lor l
to | M > rfm t health wi < nut a tiijit i'/ < / . < i < itir/w
volun ltl Your * Truly.
DAVID NKSIUTT.
Treatise on Blood and Skin DLiOtt e mailed
reo TUB S\UIT Si-icino Co. , Drawer 3 , Atlau-
, Go ,
H.B. HUDSON
. . ,
Recently oCiDottOn hin rj.cncd . an ejcgint now
ItOCK Ol
I
UNDF.lt THE
MILLARD HOTEL.
CIMPInflpilnpr WolKhta.
PI IIC In Summer \\elRhls.
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AND HOSIERY , I In Merino and Cotton * !
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BRACES , ETC ,
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FINE WHITE & COLOIIED SHIRTS
English , l'lquoanl ( Full Drcsa Shrlt * .
SUIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
H , K , BUEKET
FUNEHnL DIRECTOR UNO EMBALMEfi
11 North 18th Street Omahn
A. F. GBOSS. ,
lor $ L
CABINET WORK , SUCH AS
COUNTERS , BARS , ICE BOXES ,
LIBRARIES ,
ftnJ al klnJn of olTlco v , ork a specialty Call or nil
dress 1308 Jackson Street , Omihn , Neh
ALONG THE LINE OF THEJ
Chicago. . St , Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The now extension ol this line from Wakcflcld up
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN
through Concord and Colcridgo
TO . '
sar-A.n'onjNTGrTonxr ,
Roaches the best portion of the State , Spechl ex
cursion rites for land tcekers o\cr thia line to
Waj no , Norfolk ami Hartlngton , and \la Blair to all
principal points on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trains o\er tht C. , St. P. jr. & 0. UaiLvay to Cov
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Norfolk ,
t'or Froinont , Oakda o , Ncligh , and through to Val
entino.
For rates nnd all Information cill on
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TTNITED STATES AND QEHSIAN MAIt
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Kites : First Cabin , 8C5 , 870 and ? SO. Steerage , $20.
Prepaid BtceraRe tickets , $18. Exourelon rates great-
V reduced. S-nd for "Tourist Qa/ette. " Henry
Pundt , Mark Hanscn , F. E. Moorca , M. Toft , agents
In Omaha , GroncuUr&Schoentgcn , agentsmCoun-
ell Clufla. C. B : IUCUAHD & CO. , Qon. Pass. Agts. ,
BlBroiwlway , N. Y.
OLD RELIABLE
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THE MONARCH
Tbo most cxtonslre manuf tcturcrs ot
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K01S Tenth street , OMAHA , NHB
ifi'l'rut \ nt B'lllid and Tool Tables and ui&tcrUla ,
'urui'tid on np llcatlon.
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Fifteen Ball Pool , Carom ,
AND AtL OTIIKIl U\MI.V(3 TABI.KH. 1J 1'IX
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Kanwu City Mo. , ) S2i J III XIN | M. . numljit , Ktb.
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A ont.
Wrlto for CiUlnuuen and I'llce IJstH.
Nebraska Cornice
-AND-
Orai
GAIVANIZED IRON CORNICES
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
PATENT MKTAIIO 8KYI.I01IT ,
Iron Fencin I
Croiltum , Ualnsumiert , Ventnda > , Oltlconid U > vk
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ol the KI ni-r-'llit I'lV'im
111 tv U m lultia o fttniut
tbU intrunriit. HID nui.
tlniiuUK ptrvtin ol H U'-
Till I ! I TV
lhruu litln'iv
tore 'li < iu loliekltliv
] ) o not o'til < unj Ili uith
Kltrtrlo lklt lifrtl . - < l to
euro H 'Hi ' from hrad.tn loo. It It tut the < jh K J.M >
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Oolumiis , Pilasters , Llntols , Fencing , Creating1 , Railingf , Etc. .
Oaat , and Wrought Iron Boams.
AgciitH for TIIK HYATT IMII8MATIC LIGHTS.
THE MURRAY IRON WORKS CO. , Burlington , Iowa.
THE LARGEST IRON WORKING. ESTADLI8HMENT IN THE STATE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WK CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground Oil Cake.
It la the he > nd cheapest lood tor ( took of any kind. Cno pound latttut to three poundj ol corn
Block lea with Ground Oil Cake lu the Kail and Winter , Instead of . runnlnjf down , will Incroiwo In weight
and be In good marketable condition In the ipnnfr. Dalrjnwn. a. ' * ell M others , who use It can toitlty to
It. merit. . Tr , | | and jud , . fur your..lvof. 1 % , $ % "
TEE NEW HOUSE OP
Fine Havana , Key West and Domestic Cigara. All Standard Brands Tobaccos.
Trial Orders Solicited , Satisfaction Guaranteed , I
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, 's Safe and Lock
FIEE AND BDEGLAE PEOOF
XOS30 tx * Wtroot.
J. A , WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL DEALER IN
I JL JLUAS.U , r\Jj
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , LIME , CEMENT , PLASTER , SC-
STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , . Qtniha , Neb ,
H. B. LOCKWOOD ( formerly of Lockwood & Draper ) Chicago , fifan-
ager of the Tea , Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of
all grades of above ; also pipes and smokers' articles carried in
stock. Prices and samplps furnished on application. Open
orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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PERFECTION
Heating and Baking
IB only attained by using
CHARTER © AIC
Stoves and Ranges ,
WIRE GAUZE OVER DOOB
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WArTA
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Office anil Yard , 6th and Douglas Sts. ,
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SUCCESSOR ! ! TO KBNNAHD llllOS. ft CO. )
i
D1MLEU3 IN
PaintsOi ! .
FRANZ FALK BREWING CO.
, Milwaukee , Wisconsin.
fsr GUNTHER & CO , , Solo BolllON.
M. HELLMAH & CO. ,
Wholesale Clothiers !
1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 CQK.
OMAHA ,