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OMAHA DAIL BEE FRIDAY JUNE 13 , 1884. A D/inccrouH Cme. noc r.iT aJunel , 18S2. "Ten Year * ago 1 was attacked with the moil Ioten < e anddtatlily ptlmlnmv back an J ' Kldncjn , "Extending to the end of my toes and my brain 1 "Which made mo doliriousl "From agony. "It t"ok three men to hold mo on my bed at timtsl "Tho doctors tried in vaintorolioro mo , Butio no purpose. through tl "Morphine nnd other opiates The truln "Hadnoeirectl ono ilay o "After two months 1 waa given up to Abou die. " .When my wife nnd youn ( hoard n neighbor tell what Hop Bitters Sunday B < had done for her , aho nt onccgot nnd gave ft ptcnlo , mo Bomo. The firat deep cased my brain Attb and aeomed to go hunting through my slrcoU Isi system for the pain. lowtpoll "Tho second dose cased mo so much d that I slept two hours , something 1 had qutlcr not done for two months. Before I had -Thoj used five bottles , I was well and at work , church AS hard ns nny man could , for over three weeks but I worked too hard for Wfti n 1 > ; my cleared o strength , nnd taking a hard cold , I was ta building ken with the most acute andpalnfulrhou- matiain all through my system that was over known. I called the doctors again , nnd after several weeks , they loft mo a horse wll cripple on crutches for lifo , as they said. nml U co \ mot a friend and told him my ciao , nnd tlio cum i ho said Hop Bitters nnd cured him and Vonoko ( would euro mo. I hooped at him , but ho was so earnest I waa induced to use thorn The ngain. In losa than four weeks I throw of thlrt ; away my crutches and went to work light througho ly and kept on using the bitters for iivo will cost weeks , until I became aa well ns any man will bo o living , nnd have been so for six years irhlch til since , It also cured my wife , who had for and has her and chostra been so years ; kept form. my children , well nnd hearty with from to to three bottles per year. There Yea is no need to bo sick at nil if thosobittcrs boon tloi nro used. J. , ) . BRIIK. Ex-Supervisor. Slxtoont "That poor invalid wifo. upon tin "Sister ! years of "Mothorl from eel "Or daughter ! maUtl "Can bo made tha picture of health ! fence M "With n few bottles of Hop Bitters ! nikmo ft "Will you Id thcmsvffcrf" doctor's' ' her lion A'i &Q. 1 llouto' ! it Imuls linc 20 U thee from Cl the firKl the Clt cm of | roa JH o 3 ! > irlin | Aa tiMltat . -Th , ftol owM. rur. 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' * . i > . rt'urn , M , II. . Trot. N. r. Will Iw tent lu mall nn rrorlrt of rrlre In etanipn. llOHMC'K'rt I'OM ( > CO. , Itnrlno , Win. JW-Usx UonLiox'i UBX EITIIACI or UiLT aft * UITJTT f WTT ° l th Orneratiro Orirans JLi tBlLlJ.JL It quloklr omed by'the CIVlALISllKrilOI ) . Adopted In alltlie II031'ITA1 OKKUANOK. I'rompt return of YlUOlk Ulmnl casu , t3to < . Sevrre ones , f i to 12. Tamphk Frue , Clrlalo IU > wdlal Agtao , 16C Kulton fat. , Net York * Pipe nnoUnir Is the real twt of a tobacco. It Is Uie nval way of imoUmr. You v t more directly at Uie flavor and tragraoca. You take Ui imoke cooler , and the toalo cleanlier and safer. HI * stiH''l"r ' U tmoWn * reduced to a One art Tuo inoro the question or aduttwaled tobacco force * Itaelf on the attention of smokers , the more desirable It booomM to know precisely what you are amoklnr. In BUckwtU's Dull Durham Bmoklnff To. Uoco you hare aruarantao , always , that It Is Nature' * own unadulUrated product. IU frairrance , flaror , and nnsurpaimo.1 quality , are do. rUed from the toll and air. Try it , and you will U MI. < 4fl. None trcnulne with , out trade-mark of Ui Dull. All noceMf ul Fishermen and ( Jporta. men tmoke lUackweU's Dull Durham f Tobacco , aud UieCAjor It. \ \ . A REMAUKiVniil < : WATCH. 80Torn1IltimIrct ] Ycitrn Old nnil Btlll Keeps Good Tlino. Cincinnati Sun. . "Did you over sco ft watch nko this ? ' Inquired Mr. Hussoy , Superintendent of tlio City Infirmary , exhibiting a curious watch of French pattern , from its npr iioaranco many years old. "Nnvcr did. Where did you got it ? " naked the .Sun. , "That watch lias n remarkable lustJ ory. Several years ago there came to : hia infirmary n man whoso sands of ifo had about petered out. ( Mtko is loted for his Flowery Expressions ) . [ Jo was n gentleman , a person could see at a glance , I bocumo very much ntcrcstod in him. Ho was intelligent something above the ordinary man and J spent many happy hours with him. Shortly before his death ho called mo to his bedside nnd told mo that ho know ho had not long to live and that ho wished to tell mo something about his history. Ho asked mo to ar range his pillows and prop his head a little higher. ( Righthero is where Mike goU in the dramatic effect. ) Ho then told wo that ho was a French Count , be longing to ono of t/io / most noted fam ilies in Franco ; that ho had boon disa- pointed in love when a young man , and aa many others had done before , dashed into the wildest kind of lifo. Ho be came a regular rouo , and , of course , his friends gave him up , and gradually ho foil lower and lower in social lifo. Ho lost Ilia catato little by little , his crodl- forcing him to the wall , At laat ho had to leave Franco. Ho came to America. Hero his lifo was ono of privation and Buffering. At last ho reached Cincinnati , where becoming sick , ho managed to got into the infirmary. His history was n Bad ono , but very interesting. Ho then aakod mo to go to a small satchel , open it , nnd bring to hint * a package I opened it , and brought forth his watch , rhich ho told mo had been in his family or hundreds of yoara , handed down rom ono generation to the other , nnd hat , although many times in need of ho necessaries of lifo , ho would not lart with it Ho then presented it tone no , thanking mo for my many acts of dndnoss during his stay in the infirm ary. It was an affecting scone The next day ho died , and 1 had his re- nains decently interred. ! ! ! the comotary. Che watch koopn remarkable good time , considering its ago , and I would not part with it for the world. " This la the kind of a story Mike tolls of the watch after ho has looked upon , ho grape juice when it was red. Some onotnies ot his say the watch is no good , that ho bought it in a pawnshop clown street , and that ho has to wind it up every ton minutes , Mike is a gay do- colvor aomatimeaa. [ men ; PJIoa are frequonttyprooou'od by a sense of weight in the bock , loins and lower part of the nbilomcnciu lnj ? tfio patient to Biipposo ho lion HOMIO direction of tire kidnoyg or neighboring organ/i. / At times , tiym tnms of Itiulgostlon ixro present , aa flatuoncy , uneasiness of the stomach , etc. A moiatcro llko perspiration , producing a Aery ( llsaftrocnblc Itching pArticularly - larly at night nftor getting warm in o d , its very common attonuunt. Internal. External nnd Itching 1'lloa ylolil at once to the applica tion of Dr. BoHunko's 1'ilo Koinody , which acts directly upon the parts affected , ubBorblng the tumors , allaying the iutonio Itching , and ef fecting a permanent euro whore other reme dies have failed. Do not dolny until the drain on the BVHtem produces permanent disability , but trv it and bo cured. Schrotor k Becht. "Trade Huppllodby O. F. Goodman. " "Do jyour woman customers bother you much ? " asked a citizen who was talking with a Woodward avenue grocer - cor the other morning. "Well , they seldom want to pay the prices. It seems natural for them to want to ( boat down the figures. There ( ones one now who probably wants strawborriot. Hero are some fresh ones at fifteen cents per quart , and 'yet if I should ask her only cloven she'd want 'em for ten. " "Say , try it on , just for a joke. If she nates the price put at oloved. " The grocer agreed , and presently the woman came up , counted the sixteen boxes of berries under her nose , and , of course inquired : "Have you any strawberries this morning - ing ? " "Ycs'm. " "Fresh ones ? " " ' " "Ycs'm. " , ln quart boxes ? " "Yos'm. ' " "How much ? " "Only eleven cents per box , mad am. " i 'I'll lake the whole lot , " shn quietly observed an she handed out a ? 5 bilijaiul ta ! < o 'em she did. The citiV.en disappeared at that mo ment , and the grocur somehow bolievcs that it win n put up job between the two. [ Detroit Free Preen. Horfiforcl'rt Aclil As an Appetizer. Dr. Morris ( Jlblw. Howard City , Mich , yri I urn gtcntly plouRod ulth It UN a tonic , It In an ogrooulila and n food upolizer. " HUUG KHY 15XTII/101U1INA11Y. / Al'utlcnt at St. Vinuent'a IlOHtiltnl Has Ilia Ilrnln Sowed Up. From the Now Ycrk HcrtlJ , The brief account in Friday'a Herald of the oxtraoidiuary operation performed Thursday afternoon at St. Vincent's hos pital upon Michael Hoffman's brain has ozcitcd such wide-spread interest , both among the member * of the medical pro fession and the public in general , that a Herald reporter called at the honpitnl Ins to veiling to ascertain a fuller history of the case. "Hoffman is getting on finely , " said Dr. Kueno , the hcuso surgeon , "and will bo perfectly well in a month from now , although five years ago or oven ono year ego , for that matter his lifo could not have been saved. This shows what rapid strides the science of surgery is making toward that time when human skill shall have obtained such a mastery over the workings of disease and accident that the lifo of man can bn prolonged to its natural limit of 100 yearn. "As the Herald has already stated , Hoflmau was working Thursday at the bottom of the elevator shaft in the build ing No , COS Greenwich street , which has boon erected , The elevator was bong Just ng used for the first time and the man who run it apparently did not know that Hodman was below him , for on the downward trip of the elevator ho lot it decend with great rapadity to the base- incut , knocking Hoffman down and pin ning him between the floor and the bottom of the elevator. When the screams of the unfortunate man apprised him of what ho had done ho pulled the rope and the elevator roio just tha in stant when a further descent of half im inch would have instantly killed Hull' man. man."As it was , when thn latter wan carried to the hospital it was found that the end of ono of the eight screws , half an inch in diameter , which ho had been putting into a heavy board at the bottom of the shaft , had been farced into his head to the t brain. The skull was badly fractured and six largo pieces wore removedCleav ing i four square inches of the brain ex posed f , This was bad enough , but the dura membrane , or membrane covering the t brain , wna ruptured , and the gray matter of the brain protrude ! a dittanco of half an inch. There seemed to us to be J no earthly means of saving the man's lifo 1 after this discovery was made , until Dr. J Litkin suggested that the membrane bo sowed up. This has never before been attempted , as tbo dura mater is as as thin and delicnto as the lining of an egg-shell , and death always ensues from meddling with it , Nevcrtholuis.the sug gestion was followed as a dernier resort. "Tho protruding portion of the brain was carefully pushed back , and the mem * brano drawn together and fastened with several stitches of catgut , which will soon bn absorbed. The wound was then dressed - od in the ordinary way , and there ho has lain , with n trepanned hole in his head as largo ns one's hand , and conscious and in telligent as you or I , and with every chance of being perfectly well in a few weeks. " "Would you call such an operation trepanning ? Is not that term used only when a plato of silver is inserted into the skull ? " asked the reporter. "That is ono _ of the greatest of the pop ular delusions in regard to surgery , " said the doctor , laughingly. "I may bo put ting it rather strong , but to my knowl edge and belief there never was n plato of silver inserted in the skull of any human being. I do not believe it could bo pos sibly bo done with success , and besides , oven if it could bo , of what USD is it ? The skull , as in Hoffman's case , will soon reform - form and cover the opening with a growth which , though at first like a gristle , yet in a year's time will bo nearly as solid as " ) lie rest of his skull. Bub it was n deli cate piece of work , uncovering such an area of a man's brain puthing back what protruded through the ruptured dura mater , and then drawing this membrane together and sowing it with catgut thread. Wo could see the minute arteries of gray matter of the brain pulsating with each boat of the heart. Altogether , it was the most difficult case of the kind which has boon treated since St. Vincent's Hospital was opened. " The glory of a man is his strength. If you are weakened down through OXCCHBVO study , or by early Indincrotlon , Allon'n Uraiu Food will permanently restoio all lost vigor , nnd strengthen all the muscles of liratu and Body. ? 1 ; G for 95. - AllAN AN EXCITING GAME OV > GAUDS. How n Florida Desperado Bottled n Depute. Philadelphia Times. , "That In Dan Lavan , " continued the Major ; "ugly as n fiend when excited by Pquor ; kind , sociable and friendly when sober , and dead game all the timo. Ho baa been beaten with cl.ibs , stabbed nnd cut with knives , shot and left for dead , and hero ho is strong and harty as over , prodical with his money to the last degree and always fights square nnd open. There is nothing of the assassin in Dan's nature , but ho'a a bad man to fool with , and much wiser than ho makes out to bo. bo."I "I remember once -when ho wont over Into Hornando county after cattle , some of them South Florida cow-boys jumped on him nno night in a shanty rum. mill. They saw he was a stranSer and so bantered torod him for game of cards. They didn't have to coax much , " said the ma jor , warming up , "for Dan plays a very cold hand at poker and can .always bo persuaded to join in a little game , unless ho is too drunk to BOO the cards. So they sat down to the little rough pine table and the game began. There were three of the cowboys and ono of Dan , so they thought they had a soft thing of it. Well , in a little while Dan saw that they were all playing against him and cheating besides , but ho didn't lot on ono bii and didn't got excited either bless you , ho never does that ; but ho took out his plug of tobacco , pulled out his clasp- knife and a big ono it is , too cut off a big chow and calmly put it in his mouth. They were all watching him , but , gen tlemen , ho fooled them all. When ho put his knife back in his pocket , why , he didn't put it back , that's all. Ho laid it , open just as it was , in his lap , and the game wont on. "I forgot what the hands were exactly , but the stakes were heavy and there was right smart of money on the table some thing like n hundred and twenty dollars , I think. Four aces won the pot , but when the cowboy reached out for it ho couldn't net his hands uff the table , for you see D.ui had pinned it fast to the * t.xblo with the knife. The sneaking thief give a yell of pain and his comaadaa jumped up from the table , but Dan had them covered with a self-cocking chootcr with six eyes to it , and they know enough to keep quiet and not attempt to draw , Dan made thorn hold up their hntids while ho relieved them of their weapono ; then ho slot out the light in the barroom , mounted his mule the Bamo ono you sue there and rode off. It all happened in less time than it takes mo to toll it but ono of the cowboys said afterward that ho never thought a man could look as ferocious as Dan did that night Ho said his black hair stood up like spikes , his eyes looked like two points of fire and his voice meant a funeral at very short notice. " Wet do Bioyer. It It now undisputed that Wle Dip Mojr or' Ontnrrh Cure ia the only treatment that will absolutely cure Catarrh fronh or Ohronlo. "Very efficacious , Bnml ( Jimld. \Vooplug Water , Neb. " Quo box cured UIP , Mrs. Mary Keuyon , BUmorck , Dakota. " "It restored mo to the pulpit , Kev. George K. lleis , Coblevlllo , N. Y. " "Onn box radically cured me. Key , 0 , II. Talilor , 140 Noble Htroet , Brooklyn' " "A perfect curoaftorSO Years Buffering , J. D. McDonald , 710 Broad way , N. Y. , &o. , &c. Thousands of teatltno. . nlals MO received from all DarU of the worldl- Dellvered , $1.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's Iby luttratud Trontlot , " with statements of Uio cured , mailed froe. D. B. Dower & Co. , 112 Kulton Street , N. Y tue-t.hun & eat-m&Som "Do Belle ob lint Funeral. " Texas Sifting * . "Iso gwino to leave you all tomorrow row , " said a brawny colored cook to a la dy who presides over a West End man sion a few days ago. The lady was nat urally eurprisod , and remarked : "Why , Dinah , what ia the meaning of this ) Wo are all pleased with you and your cook ing. " "Iiogoin1 to got married. " "Why , you startle me I I never noticed any of your gentlemen friends coming hero , and you very rarely go out. " "Don't you know I wont to a funeral list Sunday ? ' "Yes ; but what has that to do with your marrying ? " "Ise gwino to marry the husband of the corpse ! " "But the wife died only a week ago ! " "Dat's so ; but makes no difference. " "Did he propose to you at the grave ? " "No , not raokly ; but I was do belle of dat funeral , I knows dat. " Dinah has liuco wedded the heart broken widower. 1)008 ON THE TRAIN. Tlio Expedients * Itcnortcd To fop avoiding tlio llnttrorul 1'itt'UjurB IMnpatch. The rotund form and rubicund face of Jaincy Wakefiold , ono of the best known jaggago-smashors on the Pennsylvania railroad at Unirn station , rushed down .ho platform of the depot last night short- y alter the arrival of the Chicago limited. Jo had two books under his srm , a lan tern in his bond , a toby in his mouthand what looked like considerable excitement n his oye. "Hold on , " ho said , brusquely , when itoppcd by the inquiry as to what wna ho matter. "Dod't ' you see I am in n hurry ? " "Yen , and that's what made mo stop ; outo find out what was the matter , iad ! the reporter. "Do you see that lady with the little 'land'basketl" ' ho said abruptly , pointing , o a fashionably-dressed woman who was lurrying through the depot. "You can't guess what is in that little jaskot. No ? Well , there is neatly hid den nway in that little biskct a dog , " "A dog In a hand-satchel ? " queried the reporter , incredulously. "It's truo. It is a little scheme juito common now to beat the railway company and do away with the necessi ty ot separating the lady from the lap dog. It is against the rules of the compa ny , you know , to carry dogs in the pas senger coaches. They ore consigned to .ho baggage cars , and taxed $1 DO per icad between hero nnd Philadelphia. A jreat many ladies nnd almost all actresses carry a poodle as a traveling companion , and the separation between them on the cars U sometimes very directing. But with this contrivance , you sco , they can keep their pots with them fastening them in the basket when the conductor is about. " "A very tolerable dogstory , that" sug gested the nowsgathoror. "Yes ? Well , there goes John Abel , baggogo master. Ho can toll you a bet tor " and Mr. WakoGold pointed out a form in blue that disappeared in the crowd around the depot. "What does ho know about dogs ? " "Ho topkthroo of them over to Phila delphia with him onco. and found them anything but pleasant company , 'fhoro were two bie blood-hounds belonging to an Undo Tom company that had been showing horo"and the other was a largo Newfoundland. The Newfoundland was tied by a rope to the brake in the middle of the car , and the bloodhounds one at ; ach end of the car. Both the Uncle Tom dogs began to show signs of bad blood toward the Nowfounkland shortly iftor the train started , and soon worked , hcmiselvcs into a fierce fsonzy , threaten- ng every moment to break their fast enings , "Abol was a prisoner , unable to escape from the car while it was in motion , as , \io \ dogs were fastened at both doors. Lie could just keep out of their reach so eng as their chain hold. I don't need any diagram to explain how far from pleasant it was to stand holding on to iho side of a car going forty miles an liour , and just out of the reach of two crnzp dogs , thecr fastenings liable to break any moment. 1'iie train was an express , and a long way between stops , and I believe Jack was held in this pos ition for something like an hour. When it did finally check up ho did'nt loose much time in jumping out of the side door , making his way to the coaches , and bringing the owner of the blood hounds to the baggage-car , who shorten ed their rope ana revealed to the badly- scared baggage-master that each oj the dogs were a thin wire mask so thin as to bo almost invisible , and yet strong en ough to prevent thorn from biting. Ho explained that they always were these in the play in order to insuao Eliza against being torn to pieces. " "Dick Fox took Joe Emmett's $4,000 dog over with him from hero , " continued the story-tellor. "Tho manager who brought him ( the dog ) to the train in structed Dick in case the giant mastiff become fractious , just to kick him in the head and ho would bo all right. You have soon the dog ? Ho is just about as high as an ordinary man. Dick looked at him and said that if ho didn't seem in clined to keep the peace ho could have the car to himself. But the dog was aa gentle as a lamb all the timo. "Speaking of dogs , you remember Harry Wingis' adventure with thu Kirnlfy Brothers' baby elephant ? Of ciurau you do ; it was illustrated in thu Now York patera The elephant stood at' one end of the car , and after thrown.g his trunk about in every direction final ly dropped it on the atovo. A very exciting free entertainment followed , in which the car barely escaped being du- strayed by fire , but what remained of its inside furniture waa owopt out or used afterward for kindling wood. The t-lo plmnt was pacified after a time , however. Oh , yes , all the boys c.in toll some good uminal story of thii kind. " A CARD. To til who are mlTcrlng frcm eitrn ami ImlUcrctlons of jouth , tienoin Miakticsa , tally dvayoa \ ot nuuli'io ' i. etc I will tend a rccLo tli it will cure > ou , KHKK OF CIIAKOK Tub Rrtut urn- oily wai i'lco\c ' > icJ by a u 1 tlonory In South A'l.irl cv Send roll wlJre icl curcli/p ) to HBV. Josuril T. IMIIN. Station V. Now York. dy o m & cjj A Murderer Put to Some Good Use. Virginia [ Key. ] Kutorprho , May 21. Lloyd L. Majors rendered an impor tant torvico m the cause of surgery when ho undertook a few days ago to break out of jail. In his fight with his jailers his arm waa broken , and ho died on the scaffold with the wounded limb in splints. Until Majors died the surgical profession has rarely had an opportunity to study the earliest processes of repair in frac ture. The felon's corpse waa quickly carried to the dissecting table , where thu wounded arm was amputated. The investigation - vostigation was profitable. It exploded a false theory , ono which very likely in practice has been attended with smuuH consequences to people who have sutfurud from broken bonus. The imjnediato per fect adjustment of fractures has not been doomed absolutely nocoesary to perfect repair , From an tiHiimiution of Miij > r's arm the precious and practical truth has boon evolved that it is unwise to dul.iy the work of perfect adjustment. In his cose temporary union of thu broken bnne had already titkou placu , not by c.illuua material as had generally boon held to bit the ensti but by means of the orunrii- /ation of the blood which ha been poured nut _ about the fructuro ttt the time of the injury. ThU disclosure m of great scit'ittifioalue. . It demount rates nut only that surgery is n progressive scienct ) , but also tlmt it ia not true that thn worst u o to which n man nitty bo put is thu hunting of him. UlttrrxUn household word all otor the \iurld , .For over 6D yean It him ndvert'tril ' iU H by its merit * . It Is now ad vertised tn wurn the pablio nRnliiat counter- feltx. The Ki'imtue article U manufactured by Dr , J. ( i , B. SlfgaU & Sou * . WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA ? Among the mnny symptoms of Dyspupsin or indigestion the most prominent nro : Variable appetite ; fnint , gnawing feeling nt pit of the stomneli , with uiifntisfied craving forfootlhenrtburnfeeliug ; of weight and wind in the stomneli , bnd breath bad taste m fhe n.outh , low spirits , general prostration , headache nnd constipation. ' 1 here is no form of iliseaso more prevalent than dyppcp- i i , and none so peculiar to the high- living and rnpid-ca ing American people , \lchohol and tobacco pro duce Dyspepsia ; also , bnd air , rapid eating , etc. BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will cure the worst case , by regulating the bowels nnd toning up the digestive organs. Sold every where . MPROVEQ SOFT ELASTIC SECTION I warranted to TOW loncer , lit , the form nmler , wi flvo boll" > al ! rartlon trmn nn > other Cor- In llto mnrkct , or .prlco paid wli " ' " ' Tholniiorneuictitjoi uu- , ; ? ' aUT Chicago's licit pliyeWani , m-cor ixch Onrsot. Trlrc , Rml NaUvn . Jean. Pojtn" * " ! d , SI..M1. Ante Toiir more liant for tlTcuL va"1- . "ATHSoiiiLn. jo ii-n : , too. , . _ trf uiVcturcra , ilu a atj Itandulph St. . Chicago. no tfiie ut utT. T. H. F. LEI7MANNT&CO , Will cnrf XcrroHMiofi , I.tinilKifro.HhcutnnUMii. 1'Ar nlyt-l. , ficuralKlu , SOntlca Kldnrjr. hplnc nnd I.Ucr dlbciue'nmit.Asllimft.llrar . . . , l > > f II P ll , L'Olll'l - -J * - mininii ' > a3JyqrafWji5 > .unit , , . Krfn/pilm / , Cntinli , y/rr I'll" . E | > llpp T , Imnotrncy , Dumb Afruf. I'rolapuns Ulerl , etc. Only wtcnllfic Kleo me Hell in Amrrfcn Hint fentltt thcKloctrlrlly nnd nifli ? ncllsm IhroiiRh Ihcbody.onU con be recharged In an Ju- gtanl t > T tbo Dotlcnt , SI.OOO Would NotBu It. Ia. HORNS I was afflicted with rheumatism and cured by using a belt. To any ono afflicted with that dlfjoaso , I would Bay , buy Uorno'a Electric Belt , Any ono can confer with mo by writing calling t my itoro , H2o Douglaa street. Omaha , Neb. WILLIAM LYONi MAIN OFFICE OppoelU pogtofflre , room 1 Frcn- tor block. C3TForBAleatO. F. Goodman's Drugstore1 1110 Aarnam tit , Omaha. Orders filled 0. O D. Science ot Life , Only $1.00 , BY MAIL POSTPAID. THYSELF , * gS $ A QUBAT MEDICAJJ "WORK Exhausted Vitality , Ncrvouo and Physical Debility , Premature Decline In Man , Hirers of Youth , an the untold miseries csultlng from Indiscretions or 01- ce&ecs , A book for every man , young , middle-aged , > nd old. It contains 126 prescriptions for all acnto ted chronic diseases each one of which Is Invaluab'o So found by the Author , whoso experience for 23 fears Is such aa probably never before fell to the let of any physic an 800 pages , bound In beauttln French muslin maoesedcovcrs , full giltguaranteed to be a Oner worn every sense , mscbanlcal , lit erary and professional , than any other work sold in thl country for 12.60 , or ( he money will bo refunded In every Instance. Price only $1.00 by mall , pott- paid , Illustrative sample 6 cents. Send now. Go d medal awarded the author by the National ifedlc-1 Association , to the officers of which he refers. The Sclonse of Life should be read by the young Instruction , and by the afflicted ( or relief. It will benefit alt London Lanoet. There Is no member of society to whom The Sci ence of Life will not bo useful , whether youth , par ent , guardian , Instrnctoror clergyman. Argonaut. Address tbo Feabody Medical Institute , or Dr. W. 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These cattle will lie told In lota to tuit purchaser * , and at reasonable price * . For further particulars , call onoraddrnts U. r * , PATTON , Waverlv. UrtmirCo , l a. mis BELTor llegenr-e tor Is made tipreosly for the cure of derangements of the generative or/ant , rhrro tanoinltlato about Ihla Instrument , thd con tinuous stream of KMX'- THIOITV perimatlni ; throuKli the p rt miut restore tore themtohralthy action Do not ( xmfuund tbl < itb Electric' Belts advrrttml to c urn all all < f 10111 head tiptoe. It Is for the ONE speo- Iflo purin | e. far drcnlara gh Ing full Information , Tor Klectrlo toll Co. , 1C3 Withlngton St. , Chicago , 11. DUFRENE & MENDELSOHN. ARCHITECTS WllKMOVKD TO OUAHA NATIONAI. BANK IIUILDINQ. TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES ! i ; ilc.t rlJInj \rhlrle inadn. Illdainseaar - with tint n r oiiaiwllbtwo. llm bprliin In : ittbcnnnd licirlrnarrorJIni tlieneltlilll > e > ear : . JCaiallr well adapted to rough coniiirr road and I In * drives of cities. 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' , PROPRIETOR F 10 and lW > ; outh Hth Street , Omaha , Nebraska. "Correspondence Solicited , " 0. M. LEIGHTQN. H. T. OLA11KE. LEXGHTON & CLARKE , BUCCK8SOK3 TO KKNNAUD BBOSL k CO. ) Wholesale * Druggists i DBALEES IN PaintsOils. . Brushes. NKBRA.SKA. LAGER FRANZ FALK BREWING GO , Milwaukee , Wis. .BEER. . . GUNTHER & CO , , Sole Bottlers. M , HELLMAN & CO. , 1301AND 1303 FAtlNAM STfiEEJ CQR. 13Th MAHA ,
