THIS DAILY BEE-THUKSDAY , MARCH 5 , 1885.
R "NEW DEAL"
Deere & Company , Moline , Illinois
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f IllUlUb
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Corner 10th and Farnam St. , Omaha Neb ,
HOLDING TO THE COMPACT
Dero Agflg Agaia Over Mr , Daniels
, a-jfl His Theatrical Wife ,
Tbo Imdy Makes 1'tilillo tlio Dctftlln ot
a Oomtmct t'rovlilliiK tor ri Temp
orory Separation Only Moro
Money.
Special Dispatch to the St. Louis Globo-Dem
ocr.t.
Dr.NVEn.'Coi. . , February 28 To-day ,
in the district court , Mrs. L'llianB ' , Dan
iels , hotter known- Mitilxh , tlio ac-
Irc63 , filed papcra demanding a'imony
front her husband , Mr. W. B. DanloU , of
the millionaire dry goods firm of Daniels
& Fisher , Denver , hi the sum of § 25,000
youly. She a's ' ) demands the annul
ment by the court of certain papers
signed by bor tsyo years ngo which call
for a legal eoparatim fivin Daniole. The
suit becoming known has caused n ripple
of oicitomont in thla city. Mra. Daniels
cimo to Denver four years ego from Beaten -
ton , whore aho had jus1 bsen divorced
from Nathtniol Abbott , and began the
teaching of elocution. She wai nn ex
ceptionally InndsDino and captlvaticg
woman , nnd had not bean hero long before -
fore Mr. Daniels begin paying her at tin-
tlons , This cutnod an uproar In sockty.
That the rich dry goods man , In the
neighborhood of ( it ) years , should marry
nn elocutionist was shocking. She win
termed an adventuress , aud her past rec
ord ia Doston was brought up aa proof.
MAUUIEl ) NEVERTHELESS.
Notwithstanding the objections raised
by his friends , Diiriuls nmrrkd Lilian B.
Abbott , the elocutionist , atLymo , Conn .
on July 8 , 1882. They then caiuo to
Denver nud lived togtthor for sovcr.il
months , when they became estranged , M
Mrs. Daniels chimed by the meddlesome
talk of Mr. Daniels' business partner and
other frieuda. The scandal which Ilia
marriage cansad had about ( subsided when
ono diy Daniols got on the train for the
east , nifl wlfo hearing of the proposed
visit on the part of her hatband , and ,
fearing that aho was about to bo doaort-
ed , also got on the anne train. Juntas
the train loft the depot the husband got
off , and the wife was carried on a distance
of GO miles. Then she discovered what
wna up and got oil' and came back to
Denver. She was then told that Daniols
intended to go to Europe and bo abaeut
several years. The wifa was loft without
money , and when eho went to the stjrea
she found that her husband had stopped
her credit.
THE COMl'AOr.
She wrote a let'cr to Daniels , direct
ing it to Now York , and received the fol
lowing reply :
NEW I'oitK , December 23 , 1882. My
Darling Wlfo : I arrived hero late 'last
night and found your loving Icttsr at our
ollico. It wan a surprise to me , and cut
deep with Its censure , and caused tears
to flow , with loving expressions. 1 can
not resist your sweet kisecs and caresses.
Laving embrace changes anger to love
and submission. If your loiter had
reached mo at Chicaga I now think I
should luve nald , 'Como as quickly aa
possible. ' It ia two weeks to-inorrow
alnea wo parted , and I think wo bad bet
ter live apart a few months at least. 1
wlr'o you ; 'Your letter received ; con
tents agreeable. Accpb F/sher's / cfl'r
and visit California for a few months ,
and matters may bo arranged as you do-
sire. ' You know you can have me again.
Who have I got to go to , but Lillieiil I
am sorry that I had the tradespeople ra
tine you credit. Now , Lillian , I want to
glvo you $50,000 and take a legal separa
tion , and if you will allow mo It , It will
not bo three months. I will go
to California for you , and
wo will travel to our heart's
content. I shall not in future bo as
clssely confined to the store , as it is now
BO arranged that I can bo away alx or
eight months of tha year with but llttlo
Injury to our business. When wo come
together again it must bo of our own free
will , with a parfcct understandirg as to
our futura. Wo must lot no enemies er
friends cumo batwoen us , but build up a
ballpark of love , confidence and nH'jction
that will keep out all intruder * . As you
say , start aaow on our voyage in life , and
I do think wo can bo happy. Wo are , It
eeems , a nccssalty to each other ; at least
you ate quito so to me. 1 wanted you
very much on my j .urncy east , and often
thought how happy we should bo to-
gethtr. J have regretted bitterly letting
you go oil'on that railroad train. If you
had got off with mo 1 should not have
gone I am suro. It was too bad to lot
you po away alone , and I am ashamed of
it. Hero 1 am olono in this great city ,
unhappy in the extreme , not wanting to
sco even my old friends , and rny dear
ifo In our western homo ,
onoly aud forsaken by the ono she stya
she loves best of all otherj. Of all the
women in this world no ono to mo Is so
supremely dear as my wife. No ono on
ever take her placn In my heart , whether
wo live apart or together. Sign the
pipers , go homo or I mean to Califor
nia and in April I wi'l ' go for you and
wo can visit the orange proves , the
Yoaemlto and nil other places of interoit ,
jnd return In time for Fisher ts go east
In August , and in October wo an go east
and bo homo in time for him to go east
again in February. Good bjo , my dear
wife. "
A SECOND LETTEll ,
A few days later Mrs. Daniel ) received
second letter which contained the fol
lowing :
"Wo have gone so far that the only
way out for the present is to take legal
separation and then wo can como together
by mutual consent. If you atato your
true feelings toward mo , and I fully bs-
liove every word you ay , there ought to
bo no doubt In yocr mind that we cm
not Hvo apart long. There ia no woman
in the world that has any at trie
tlons for me compared with my wife
nor never can until the htt tie
between us la severed. I am bound fn
honor to got a legal separation or make
myself appear ridiculous in the eyes of
tha public. Alter the legal separation
wo cm como ; together BKaln with now
love and nfTjctlons leara by being apari
that to bo happy wo must live together
and people would say less tban If wo dose
so now. This is the best way out.T
have often siid to you that a few month
apait would convince each of the fac
that lo bo happy wo muet live together.
The.loving words In your letter convince
me of this. You will have your § 50OOU
nnd we can agree about the future , and
leaf o no'hing tocauso us trouble in the
future. I hare envied every nun with a
nice wife I have seen since I left yon ,
and no lady his loiked aa lovely aa my
llttlo girl. No one could giro mo as
sweet a kiiH cr cartes as my Lillian. I
have wanted you si much , but after what
has taken place the public and our friends
Hill admire our action moro to see us
cDinp together again after months cf sep
aration , and we need it ourselves , to
school us and make ua rnora ready to
L-oncedo and concllllato each othfr to
our fatnro intcwourso. If you think
best snd nlll sign the paperi and place
shorn In ( hohtnda of Judge Beck , ot anyone
ono that Fisher agrees on , I will comn
Q01H9 for a few days and lign and diet
to yon the house , and glvo you the
money and notes and too you off for Call-
fornis , and lot it be given out that I bavo
settled $50,000 upon you and that you
have gone to visit your mother for a few
nonths. Siy nothing of this to any ono
ta It would not sound welt to bo told. If
you want mo to do so , toll Mr. Fisher to
got mo to do it and ho will probably wire
mo about It and It will not look as if lie
lad bargained about It , My darling
child , if you do fool toward mo aa you
write , the day is not fir distant when wo
can be together in splto of the ouUido
ivorld. If 1 am in Denver at the time or
soon after you Icavo I can ta a great ox-
cut , sllonco scandal nnd gossip. Say
ou have gone to vie it your mother and 1
hall po alter you , olc. Put down the
llu gossip about you and really tf .or a
ow months wo can como back to our
homo and make but little talk. "
rAUHYlKO Till : M.AX OUT.
Matters thus wont ou until January ,
vhcti Daniels returned home. lie at once
tiitotci Into an agreement whereby heave
ave his wlfo § 70,000 in property and
uunoy , the stipulation being that she
eave Denver and renounce all claims
ipon the Daniels etUto in caio of hia
Lcath. The marriage contract was n'so '
to 1)3 annulled until such titno as both
> artioa , In writing , should signify an in-
ontion of ontorhm into the marriage
state pgiln. Mrs. Daniel a rented or dls-
losjd of her Denver property , and then
wont cast , and the second scandal grad-
lally grow out of the public mind. Mra.
Janleh visited her relatives nnd then
wont upon the stage. With her money
ho put the "Cioolo" company upon the
road and played In it from Now York
west. A man named Claybou h was her
nanagcr. They did not expect to go
urthor west than Kansas City , but on
rrlving there Mrs. Daniels , who
ras then playing second part lo
Mas Ilelcn Blytho , desired to como on
0 Denver. Htr word was law , and the
Creole company came to Denver. It was
urrently reported that Mra. Daniels In
jomlng to this city had broken a part of
ler contract with her husband and there
wai the wildcat gossip about it. The
pen houao was packed the first night ,
verybcdy going inoro to ace Mrs. Dan-
els than to witness the play. The dona
oecivod largo baskets of flowers. Liter
1 the play eha and Helen Blytho had a
uaricl and the dona slapped JBIytho's
aca. Miss Blytho refused next day to
ilay and the Creole company then went
o Loadvllo with Midixaxi as the star in
ilaej of Mies Blythc. The engagement
vas nst a 8UCC9S8 , and the company wont
> o pieces in tbo carbonate city obovo the
; louds. Since .then Madixaxl has boon
ving in Denver.
MUM. DANIELS'VKESENT COURSE.
Tha filing of her action for alimony
was nncxpoctod by Daniels and a anrprlao
.o the public. In her complaint , Mrs.
) anlcla eays that tha contract between
hem annulliug the marriage contract
vas obtained by false protemo. She un-
crotood , eho says , tint it was only for
period of n few mouths , and quote ) the
ibovo letters to subs antiate her opinion.
ho was aho led to believe that $75,000
vaa about one-half of his estate. Now
lie finds out that ho was at that time
worth a million dollars , and now pntj his
vealth at § 1,300.000. She further al-
eges that after aho signed the document
nnulllng the nnrrlago contract they
ived together aa maa and wife , thus
oiog to ehow that the document was
violated by Daniels himself.
STOP THAT COUGH
5y using Dr. Frazier'a Throat nnd Lunf ? Bnl-
am the only sure euro for Coughs , Colds ,
loarsenoas nnd Sere Throat , nnd all diseases
f the throat and lungs. Do not neglect n
ough. It may prove fatal. Scores nnd
mndroclaof grateful people owe their lives to
) r. Frazicr't Throat and Lunc- Balsam , and
no family will ever bo without It after once
ising it , and discovering its marvelous power ,
t ia put up in largo family bottles and solder
or the small tirico of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Kubp & Co. and 0.1 < \ Goodman ,
Famous SOUKS.
Vhitehall Times.
"America" waswrlttonby thollav. Sam
el Francis Smith In 1832 , and it was
rsi sung in Boston on the Foor.h of July
f that year.
"Columb a , the Gem of the Ocean , "
was written bp Thomas A. Bcclict , an
Snglish ac'.or ' who who in 1879 was a
oicher of music at Philadelphia.
The tun = s of "John Brpwn'a Body" is
of Mothojist camp mooting origin. It
was adapted toils present nee by an or-
< anist in Harvard church in 18(11. (
Crouch , the writer of "Kathlson Miv-
oureon , " received $25 for the production
ml afterwards became a bogging tramp ,
vhilo bis publisher could have built a
> rown-stono front out of iti sales.
The "Star Spangled Banner" was
written by Francis Scott Key while watch-
ng the bmbardmontof of Fort McIIenry
n 181-1. The song was printed in the
Baltimore American eight days after
> ittlo under the ti lo of 'The Defonca efFort
Fort McHenry. "
Georo I' . Morris wrote "Woodman
Spare ThatTrao , " because the purchaser
of a friend's ostata wanted to cut down a
; roe which his gandfather bad planted.
ilia friend paid the purchaior$10 to spare
t Morris was so touched by the story
hat ho wrote the eong ,
John Howard Payne's "Homo Sweet
ffomo" was written for an opera. It was
irst sung in the Convent theatre at Lon
don , and made n big hit. One hundred
; hoii3an 1 copies wcrd eoM the Aral year ,
and by the end of the second 1U publish
ers bad cleared $10,000 , from It ,
The author of "Maryland my Mary-
and , " livea at Washington. Do writes
; oaalpy letters to the Augusta Chronicle.
His name la James Randall , and ho is a
modest looking , dirk complciloned man
of 40. Ho was very young when ho wrjta
; hat beautiful poem. Hla ideas ara broad
er , now.
An KUomlcil Popularity. RROWNB
BRONCHIAL TIIOCIIES have been before the
public for many years. For relisving Cougba
and throat troubles they nro superior tc nil
other articles , Sold only in toxw.
Holler IllnUe.
1'bUadelphla Ledger.
The common council of BorJentown ,
N , J , baa elevated the ekating tick to
the dignity of n aubjact of special legisla-
th n School children will not be allowt <
to enter the rink until 4 p. m. , the managers
agors must not admit minors against the
written objection of their parents , the
doora of the rink must number at leas
font la'ge ones for uao in case of fire , nnd
no intoxicating liquors will bo allowed t :
be sold in the building , nor will any bac'd '
connections bs allowed with iiblghlnrlnj.
ealcons. The Ihenae fee is fixed at no
Icai than $150 a year.
AC * RD.-To all io arc ( uHcilnC from error
and ludUe tloiiscf joutli , nencms wcaXnc'SJ nrl ;
decay , Ian cl manliool. etc. I will wild a rtcelp
th will euro } ou KUKK OF CUAUOE , Thla crtu
remi'dywaa dlwometl ly a missionary to faoutl
America. Send ull-tddrrawd en\doi > to 1UY , Jo
asm r , I uu button D " New \ort ,
IOWA ITEM a.
The RtcenbicVcri of Indian Crosk are
nn top
Tha faroiora > f Id * estimate thair ht <
fro n hog choleta at S4r > ,000.
Tro Turner society if DavoDpitt wil
build an $30,000 opcia house.
Clinton has pat 810,500 into steel cells
to accommodate her criminals.
The lead mining industry of Dahuqus
la numbered among oblivion's victims ,
The city marshal of llockford ran foul
of prohibition and it cost him $100 to
satisfy juitc3. !
One-half Interest in tha Klrkwood
hoaso property , Dei Moines , was roiontly
aoU for § 22,000.
The commissioners of Polk bava dls-
) urjod S18.0GO nmcng the poor of Dos
Molnca this winter.
The Diagonal oll'uia'a are talking of
novlng thn general odicoj from DCS
\Iolnca \ to Marahalltown ,
The moat promlsiuij and crowing in
dustry of the atato is the "democratic
petition for cfilco business. "
A prominent republican has opened a
night school in Dos Molnos to give dem
ocrats leisons In the art of ytlieo beg-
A largo attendance is oxpectad at the
eleventh annual encampment of tho1own
3. A. U , which meets in Divcnport
April 22 < 1 , for a two days' session.
Gentlemen at the Oltnmwa skating
rink are expected to' doll' their hata.
J'hoso who fail to obscrjo the custom era
m do uncomfortable until they comply.
A Wapollo county man says the wolves
Siavo become so reduced by their winter
starvation as to bo easily run down and
caught by horfomcn or oven by persons
ifcot.
Burlington citizens are linking an ef
fort tc indnco the Oliver Bros , to locate
bholr plow works there , it being given out
-hat they desire to move from South
Bend , Indiina.
A Norwegian family recently arrlvodat
Spencer In destitute circumstances , hav
ing been oonOdonced out of all tholrsparo
cash by a fellow countryman at Castle
Garden , Now York.
The Muacatino Journal claims that the
law for the semi-annual payment of taxes
"is working splendidly In Mnscatino
county , according to the testimony of a
majority of taxpayers. "
The Citizens' ' league , of Cedar Rapids ,
in duo legal form swocpod down upon
thob brewery of Williams , capturing
nearly a thousand kegs of songs and
fighti. For rigid enforcement nf the law ,
Cedar Rapids wins this heat and race.
Of thirty of the loading towns and
cities of Iowa , West Das Molnoa pays the
teachers in its public schools the highest
average ealary , $50 50 , while Forb Mad-
luon , where they have free whisky on
Sunday , p ya the lowest , $37.83.
Two Burlington machinists visited a
friend on the west tide , and were invited
to take suthln * . The friend reached for
the elder jau bat secured Ilia lye jug by
mistake , and ladled it out to the visitors.
Thinking it w.-u bogus budge , they par
took heirtlly. They still live , but their
lyoabllltlcs are above tha average.
The family of Mr. Sofrick , of Poosta ,
Dubuqtie county , were poisoned by eat
ing beef. Eruptions broke out on their
arms , throats and noios ; their tongues
tamed black , and their mouths became
foul aud omitted a sickening odor. All
are now out of danger except Mrs.
Sefrlck.
The Iowa Grand' ' Army of the Repub
lic wish to make known that by legis
lative enactment all veterans of the war
of the rebellion who die homeless and
bankrupt will bo decently burled at pub
lic oxpenap , a $35 funeral and a § 15 stone
to mark the grave being the limit to the
appropriation.
A train on the Milwaukee road near
Brltt , running a snow plow with a
doublo-hoador , during the recent block
ade , struck a gang of section men in a
cut and instantly killed one. The force
was so great that tbo unfortnnato man
was thrown clear over the telegraph
nlrea.
An Auriferous Steer.
Virginia City Chronlo'e.
It. NOCQ haa In hs ! possession at Dale-
ilane'd store , on North 0. street , tlio
aws of ayoonjB'oer which ho a'augh ;
erod last weekend whijhhas ' been feeding
lear the Truckoo river , 'xho tooth are
Itcrally sheathed in gold , in some places
ho coaling ef to'id gold being at least
one-eighth of an inch In th'clcncss. ' At
int the material c atlng the teeth wan
> : onotmoid to bo mica by exports , who
ipplled the acid test and now arj ia la-
lied that the coating ( s pure gold. The
; > hco where the cattle ara herded is situ-
Ued In the low range of hlllo skirting
the banks of the river bet ween Truckeo
and Wadsworth. Thera are numerous
springs In the depressed portion of the
flills and ravines , and actlvo toarch is
now balng made for the ono from which
thla particular steer drank , as it ia confi
dently anticipated that the water contains
some peculiar chemical properties which
have the effect of dissolving gold and
holding it in solution.
Unfortunately for eclenco , Mr. Nee :
failed to discover the gold coating on
the tooth and jawa until several daya
after the ntcer was killed. Had ho
discovered the marvellous coating on
tbo jaws and teeth in time ho would
have carefully preserved the intestines
and stomtch , and have their contents
carefully analysed In search of nuggets
or ch'spas. ' A careful assay of the
stomach would certainly have shown more
than a trace of the precious metal. Mr.
Noco thinks differently , however , and
gives tbo following reason : Ho eayj
that cattle while drinking keep their
teeth tightly closed , and suck the water
between them , which account ] satisfac
torily for th ? coating being so much
thicker on the outer portion of the teeth
than on the Inner , which la now espec
lally notlcaable ou the lower jiw. In *
credulous readers of the Chronicle can
catlafy thomnslves of the correctness ol
the above statement by calling at
Doloplina'a store ,
Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobac
co Is the beat.
Cash asGU'Wd.
Among the wedding presents Bant to
the Ilov. Stephen Gladstone woio u CDH
plo of checks for ' 100 , given by the dnko
of Westminster and Sir Andrew Clark re
spectivoly. Thla leads the edltar of Lon
don Truth to think that the example
oiifjht to ha widely followed , capoclally
when the bride and bridegroom ara not
too well endowed with thla world a goods.
When a comparatively poor man marries
ho is generally overwhelmed with n' '
sorts of clabsrato and useless articles , but
voiy faw people have the common tense
to contribute In cash instead of in kind
Surely oven a i'5 nolo is an infinitely
more serviceable present thai a pioto o
plate which requires constant cleaning , era
a china vato which ia certain it be
by a careless houecmaid ,
CHAS. SHXVERICK ,
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Klovnlor to nil floors 120(5 ( , ll'OS run ! 1210 I'ntnnin Street ,
OMAHA , NKHUASKA.
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The bent opportunity over oilcred to try yonr luck in thcso him ! iuea.
In oidcr to give the public in general Uio ndvantiuzu with nynmU um of money , to pat'
.iclpnto In a real German Money Lottery , guaranteed and snnctiouod by the Gcrmnn Rovern-
nent , wootfor live whole origniU tickets whlcli wo have mndo Into Hi dilTori < nt number * of the
! S7 , Hnmburf * Lotlcrr , In club plays nnd neil pamo for the Rtnall sum of ? Ti nslonenawo
lava Bomo on luiu.l. Thwe tickota nro good for the laat thrno principal drawings which coin-
U5HCO March 11 , 1SS5 , nnd terminate ou May 13 , 1S8D. _ This Lottery has been for over 113
, -oara in exietenco ; Imn ono hundred thomnml tickota mid fifty thounnnd MJO winning
lumbers \yliich is over i > no hilf the actual amount of tickets. Ivnch holder of tickets receives ,
after the drawings , the Original Listp , nleo the unoimt of the pri7o if won. Wo hope , us wo
; ivo 1U dilferent ininibcrc , that every ticket holder , on receipt nf the winning lists , will bo
pntlsficd with the result. The cnpltnl prices nro mark COO 000 , 300,000 , i'OO.CCO ' , lOO.Ono , ! )0- )
000 70,000 , lid.OOO , JiO.OCO , etc. . the unnllest boirg M5 innrlf. It is of interest to e.wli nnd
everyone to invest OH < jon nspoesiblu beloro Iho tickets are nil Bold. Remit cither by Post-
oflico order or draft and tickets will BO forwatd nt onco. Oiiginnl tickets nf the Hnmtmrgjs
Brunswick and Saxon , couetnutly on hand. C. F. SOHM1DT k CO. ,
02 Congress Street , Detroit , Mich ,
, vv v.v.v .v v v.v v v.v *
DUFFY'S
: : Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated. Entirely Free from FUSIL OIL.
* ? ? T fSVff (1177 Do you know what It Is ? AskynurFlivBlcian nCAHIV DfllPflM
% vUi31u IBIu orDriiirKlstnndhewill tell you Umt IT IS A UtHULI rUloUll.
* 1'nsltlvu btiro Cure forlTIiiIiirln , IMilnioniiry CoiiipIniiilN , InillKCNlloii , Nervous
, * , Proxlrntlon , Hritiirliluri'roiiblcN , ( it'iiernl Ilcbllltv. liiiNNof ITIuiiliil I'o\ver
. , and nil \VantIiiir IMm-aixc1 * . Kn < lorse < l liv over : [ , " . ( ( ) 1'liyHlclaiiH'ami ClicmlxK I
, liivnhmblo ns u STIitriTIjAN'r AND TONIC hi Tyiilioltl Vovcr. Ilyacittery
UIurrlKcn , and nil low lorins of UINCUNC. I'lIK UliCOUNIZIiU
Wo nro tlio only concern In thu United Stntos whonn-hnltllnt ; nml Belling to tlio Modlcnl
, Profession nml Drug Trade nn ubsohitcly I'uroIHnllVliUko } % ono that Is free from
, * FDNIIi OIIj nnd tlmt 1.4 not only found on tlio hUlvboaixls o [ thu best families In thu
* country , but also lu the phj Mclau's illspciistiiff room.
* simifirfdfilio.rfous nleiiliul it'lilcli nra .10 often /'mini' ' in M'/iMArcf/
> RECOMMEND IT TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
. 'rot' VOX VOMHIU , writest " 1'nrity Itself iimus.MttUVhlKUi > , l know it to bo Avholcsun
Inir > 's Malt Whiskey * li thu purest liquor Unit I clean and unaUultcrutc'd. "
hii u ever annlyztnl. ImiiH tlieieTorn umniaUttcuiy FIEllll. II. HAWr.UMlM.ll.ornnchofitPrvK.Y.
roooinrnenU It to the nutlfcjl profession. * ' a Kraduutoof 1holcaltnL > l'UroiH.ancolU'Kt'HEinyfi"l
TholntollARVr.V I * . 1SYHU. M.lh.PrcBlcloiit prccrllH3 joiirMiilt WliltUry In my practice ; wir ,
of tlin I'aculty , and rroftwaorof tlio IlnltlmoioMtil conslilcr ft a voiy m per lor rcllahlo nitlcle nnd run
icul Col OKI' . t a\8 ; "I tlml it remarkably free from heartily icoomniemi it Inlowetnteiof fevers , acult. '
TiHll nil and other objectionable materials BO often IntHininatlons , ami < U-jresplnw ) nmbuIleH RiMiernlly ,
fuuiul in thu wtiltklfH of the prcflont day. anil also ns u tonic in f re bio dlgvirtloii nml roimil *
( tH't'iiot ) fititii nnito ( Ilncnpc ? , Mlieit * an alcoholic
JAMiS"J : , U'HKA. M.I > . , of Ktaten IftlAnil.llio htlinutint IH iiullaitfd , and ifiH-cltlly In 1'hthltfh
sutGinlwurkKonliis'inUy , uritofl' "Wln'ii
Autliornf 1'ulinouulb. "
I prtscribtiaii alcoholic Mlimil.int , I onlersour fa-
% IN FACT. IT IS A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED.
nml tllosi > amictwi with iiunicr
Virm nnnTCVTni7nrnTY717C
> TO GuNSIlmJr 1IVSib , WE win , on rect.ipt of su IIOM.AICS , <
Vsend to luiyjuldrcws In tlio United SliitVH ( Cast of thr ; Houky Mouni tains ) , all
* * Formula lins been prepared especially for us by Uiot'rentk'rnmiiSeieiillst , Jlr. I nn t ( indci-
* * Itcnn IIP pruniircil l > v anv fnmllv lioiispkeeiior nt Blicht ( JXIMMISO ( Itiiw Heefstenk mid our
V ZE'TTIEIII ! aVX-A-Xjl" " \7f7"X3OtSJ3Z3S5Z being of tlio IiiBinliontn. )
% * Alter llils preparation luis been taken fora feiv weeks , the previously eonspicuously proiu-
* * Input bones In jmllenls siitTeriiiK from Consumption and the Ifko dlsedses. et covered llh n
* * HilckconthiRor fatand muscle , the sunken anil bloodless cheeks 1111 up and nssumou rosvhuo ,
* the tlroopliiK spirits revive , whllo all the muscles of Iho body , and chief ninniiK them the heart ,
* * lire stioiiKer mid better nblo to perform their fimetloni , because of beiuj- nourished with a
* * richer blood than they had been before . lu other words , the system is supplied with more.
* * carbon than the disease can exhaust , thereby giUnu nature the upper hand in the coullicl.
X SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND FINE GROCERY HOUSES
* I O3XT23 A.I I
* * Samplu Quart Bottles Sent loauy address In the United States lliistof the Ilocky Mmm
' * tains ) , beonrely packed in plain case , Kxiiresit cliitryca jirt-jtultl ou receipt of S&l.&a.
S THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO , , BALTIMORE , HID , , U , S. A.
GEItMAN
Oumings and 20th Sts , , Omaha , Neb.
( SUOOESSUR Tu FOSTER & GRAY ) .
LIME AUD CEMENT
7loI Il , Win don Cipi.Iion Orntlnje , IftUlIlc Bky-llghll. 3. Tin , Iion'tcd I ! >
u < HO SonlO lltb Btietl Om b Kebrxkk ,
Orange Blossom Flour
WHOLESAL3 BY
L , A STEWART & GO ,
1013 Jones Btieet \ AEKFOHBE \ OMAHA NEB
RicTiards&f Clarke
'
Machinery Castings' "
Omaha , . Neb.
Specialties
SUM vMV fltiHe % < SMUT mums ,
mnatewsjHfs.1. . S PAMT < WS.
'
BOUTIM CLOW , REPAIRS OF up xiitQZ
mrfns m mws ,
BRICK Ym CASTINGS *