THE OMAHA DAILY BEE'MONDAY , NOVEMBER 23 , 133.
Frco from Opiates , Emetics and Poison.
SAFE
AT 1 > BU HI > T AMD MAtr.W.
7IIECHARLESA.VOOnLEnCO.DfiLTIMORE , MD. ,
Rolu Proprietor * .
Chartered by IhoStateoftlll.
1 of clvlneltnmedlate rellelln
[ nil chronic , unnnry and prl-
Jvote dlieaeu. Oonorrhaen ,
3 Olcet andSyphlllJ In oil their
' campllcntecl farmi , at o all
dltccsct of the Skin and
Dlood promptly relieved nod
Irmanentlycured by reme >
. riie > , te3tetlinBl'ur < r/rrrir
_ _ * ! * l > rcnill'riirtlrr , Scmln * !
Weakness , Night Lo&ees by Crcama , Plmplet on
the Pace. Lost Mnnliood1l > ' ! J'trf tticurt d. Tlitre
tsnoerprrlnwinnti. The nnproprlate remedy
IJnt once used In each cose. ConaultntUni , per.
tonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med-
Ulnei sent by Mall and Cxpress. No mnrks on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Addresa
DR.JAMESNo.204WashlnflionSt.nlcaQolll. ;
-AT-
V/OQDBReOOE SBOS1
Sen fuia ol Lungs ,
1 nhi now 49yours old , ilinl lime Millerett for
Itmlasi llfiCfii joirs with u IIIIIK iKiuli'e ' I
Imvp ppcm llHiii ninH ( - ilolliiiH id in rc-t the
iiinii'li of Ih R ills"ii-c Iit I tutnt > i < rnr > uilli'l wns
nil Unit I < ih ii'lHMl. I MM- unlit tin liny iniiiuuil
Iniiorfoi i < uvur.il > oiuA Irlciul Hlinnvly no-
ninuiPiUKkl llio 1111 of Su'llt's Spn-'llu S 8 t. > ,
I'liilmlnu Hint liohliiiBi-l Inil lii'On L'lca'h liouu-
lllcd In Miinu It nit Ironljlrs 1 IOM\H | | tolrv
It Tlio mini sum toniiiruitiilu. My ooirrh lin
Iclt mo niv Htiua'ill has lutuincil , anil I < ! h
pIMy I > ounil3 ninro Ihiia I o cr illil in tin Illr.
It hiiH trtcli ) tlu < ' \i nr slum I snip I'll HMMIMI
nf llioinrilleiiio hi t IniM ! no rriuinor tlm ills
case , iu > 'l tlitiro 1110 i o I'll ' IIH or tciikiiilull ) ui
my 'n lira. I tin tlio Imr li' t l.lml of inccliaiiicnl
ork , nn I fcN-lii * ell a < I mi'r lull flncc I wa *
nlioy. Tlio o I knowarntvnn.loifill stnteuionii
In make , lint t HIM licmcM. UIIMI ! t sn > lliat I ir.vi >
in } oxlHtenrn nnd hcnltli toili-y li H S. S. . I
vniilil Iiero'oroii7itti > iiiiluiv I own lo liiniiiin-
ilvll I l\IIo < l l < > lii'itr llji * o icrfnl UH ! iiiuny to
tlio inorllnor this lumiknul iiiL'ilIcInc
T J HOI.T.
MonlRnmrry , .Mil. . .InnnS'i , Ksl.
b llt'firiiucltolcntlirl | ! ) \ovrclnlle. Trcntl * >
on Illood nml bUIn I laciitus mulled lieu.
Tins Hwirr Hi'KCiru. Co. , Druwu' J , Atlnatn ,
On. or 107 W Sit hi , N V.
Sloyal Havana Lottery
fA
Drawn at Havana , Cuba. Every 10 to 14 Days.
Tickets In riftlis. Wliolus. $ * Frictions pro
riitii.
rjubject to no miuilpnialion , not controlled by
tliu purllna In lutorgat. It N Ihu fnlrusl tiling In
tin * nutliru of clinnc-o In cxNtcncc.
For tlclttits nptily ti > Sllll' ISV Ic CO.1JIJ
Ilroiidwiiy , N. Y. ( Jliy : M. orfKNS & CO. , I
I rent KunsutiClty Mo. >
Docs your llulo emi wurrj in nlirin ami ills-
tinbyiiur rest ? Tlii-oc--iutuu-i- Mich iiinust
Iscivn-od lj ncMliy nml tvlnd tliruiiKh hnpiopi-r
niuii Isbinoiit. ItlUtfo's Food mnriot catino ncld-
ll > or wind In tlio btniimrli. Moru chlldi on havu
boon buctcshlilly iiiiuod on It tlniu upon all
ullior I'lwula coltililnrd. PtirvniH eiioiild nuihu u
notu of IliU und tuKo uolhliiK Ll-u until tliU haa
boon tried. - „
I ii&rn posit ! ro romed r fur tha abet 0 tl'itehta t by 111
ma th m niluf cftttnttfilia wout kind ndof loot
uuillnchBtal 'iiriirDd Imlei-il , uilmneUrnTralio
lalliemoacr.lliHt I 1 I unmll W llOTn.KS I'llKl
All w tufr ror Ul wi'rn liild 1O * ddr .
III. T. A M1.OOU11. til I1. wl St. . w To *
DOQTOR
WHITTIER
017 Nt. ClinrlovNt.St. I.onlxMo ,
/ Arrjtl'tr laiUof ivo UedlMlCollritM , hk * t > ren loorir
\ tncini ) lu lk IH > I lrr lmtnto f Cimumc r < ti-i , Him
uid HLUIO Dl t. . 4 * tianftor other 1'biilrlitu into , Lublf ,
clolty | p ribow tiu * lolilreilJeiiuiQow |
Nervous Prostrat.on , Debility , Mental and
Phjiltol Weakness ; Mercurial and olhtr Aflcc *
tloni ol Throat. Skin or Bones , Blcod Poisoning ,
old Sorts and Ulcers , ire tr t l with uD | rtii < ! l
Dee t , oa Ut it icl. gtlOa rrlorlitlpi , KtfvlT I'rlTaM/ ,
Olsvascs Arlelng from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Eiposurt or Indulgence , vhirh rnin iom < or tht
ritlloKlm ot. i Ptrxiumt.t , ileHIIlT , dlmocn of tltil
KAddrrrfllrvtcctuorj , plmplfioclhe f e . | hrikaldrekf.
renloa la tb lutMyol r < in& ] 4 , ooofukloa of iltfti. 910. ,
y nd rlriff riftrrtutro Improper or unhappy , '
rrrUAUfulljr ( nrvd. l' icililrll&aci | > otl Itifftbov * , < nt
Iu ctk4fuv l0 l fr lonu7 atdrcn. Couiutuiloaalof.
tenir by mall frrIntUcd ' tnil "I Ictl/ uftJrBIUI.
A PosltUe'written Guarantee ilitn ln rirje .
tM < ) cut. iicJiclco icul ( t | / u ( l > ; moll ot eiprui.
R ARRIACE CUIDE ,
COO PAOK'l. FINS FLAT 9 , clc Qt cloth utl sill
| c u/ecr currei.cjr Oter t\H
to lift I rtlflnou ( b * followt
ISAAC GRIFFITH ,
'Commission ' Merchant
,
And ulioli'Siilo Dcnlnr In
Country Produce , Fruils , Butter , Kggs , Etc.
QOOD8 O.N CO.SSin.NMK T A 61'fcCI U.Ty ,
320 N. (6ih ( St. , Omahs , Neb ,
Hofcruncps , l y I'rnnlteloii I'lrst Na
lluuli , Uuliiiquo : A. S ( liirrotonn.fishier ( loiml
.Niitlonul Iliuiu , sum t l.'lty ; uuii.S'iiiliiniil f-loux
ilt < 4 Mi.lnos ; 11. M. Kluynm' , AbSbtunt CliHtil.
1'lrsi Kullou n j. . i tin in bliio
The Mirror
Is po flatterer. Would you
make ic tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Halm is the charm
er that almost cheats tlu
looking-glass.
COUNCIL BLUFF'S
ADDITIONAL CITY NBWS.
No-iln'H New 3fnyor.
Nr.ni.A , Nov 20 There was an rice-
lion In-Ill hc-ru yesterday for the ( mrpo-io
of Hi'i'ting n mayor to ( ill the vacancy
All passed on'tiiiiclly. The only cxcito-
niftit WHS the Hi-rust of : i boy 18 years of
njjc , wliosu rcMdunuu is In nn niljoin'uij ;
township. His vote wits not cliiillcngpil ,
but ho was asked if he wius voter siml
rupliud that ho was. On his retiring
from tliu room the judges of election began -
gan to converse upon the Biibjuct of li.s
rijlit to vote , nnd ono of them roiimrkuil
that ho would inquire into It. Ho Ml
the room to make inquiries nnd found
tint the boy was under the required Hj0
nnd not n resilient of the corporation
u proposed that the judges liluinformit-
tion iiiiiiiftt ) the fellow , mid Ihuy eon-
eluded to do so. The boy was put undui
sJ.lH ) bonds to appear this morning , when
thnv proceeded lo trial with .lohn 1' , Or
( ; ati for thu prosecution , and J. O. Tip-
ten for the tlufen0. Tin trial consumed
the fireatcr portion of the day. Tinbo. . )
WHS bound over to await ttiu notion o !
thogr.ind juiy.
In the eleetion for mayor Rlley Clark ,
K-i | , ri-L'i'ivi'il .1 majoritj of forty-eight
votes in a total vote of 11' ' , Which gave
him the election by u handsome major
ity. I ! u worked hard during the day ,
and was very liberally compensated for
( * oin is still booming tit twenty-live
cents. Noolii is thu place to sell It _
Our neighboring town of Goods-hire on
th > Chicago , .Milwaukee St. I'nnl rail-
load has been creating considerably ox-
eUctni'iit in the way of horse races They
had two races there for $100 u side , anil
: i number of smaller ones
The cholera is taking off the grcatei
number of hogs in thu vicinity ot Kiglil
Mile drove. I'nrmerrt lln-ro complain of
li iing lo > t trom ten to litleuii per ilav.
It to nn Mud.
At the council meeting .Saturday the
matter of , J. M. Phillips , in regard to the
change of grade by Ids residence , was
hi ought up , but again deferred It seems
that this matter might bo brought to
some delinile conclusion. It has been
hanging lor several years , and is appar
ently no nearer an amicable settlement.
' 1 lie present council , like its predece = or ,
does not fccoiii willing to decide tr.uikly
and squarely what the city should do
Mr. Phillips naturally feels that he is not
being used tairly. lie says ho does not
want lo be forced into a Mill ng-iinst the
the city , but would prefer to compromise
bis da. ins for damages , even at a sacri-
lice. The dillienlly seems to lie lo get
the council to say what it will do , or
what it will not do. The mailer is refer
red backwards and forwards , with no
dclimle action. Mr. Phillips is ono of
the qldest residents here , lias l.irge prop
erty interests , is one of the mo t respect
ed and valuable eiti/cns. and is certainly
entitled to some consideration His re
quest is simply that the council reach
some dolinilo conclusion , a icqnest that
is certainly reasonable. The continual
drairgmg iilongof the matter , llieretorc ,
looks as if the council is not anxious to
do the MjiMru tiling by him.
"That tired feeling1'1 from which you
suffer so much particularly in the morn
ing is I'utholy thrown oil' by Hood's
Sarsaparilhi.
MnnufUcttii'ln ; ; .
Council niufib is waking up to the idea
that it must encourage more manufac
turing hero. Ono of the expressions of
this feeling liDs been given by the city
council , which has adopled the following
resolnt ons offered by Alderman Shugart
U'hcms , It is desired by our city to imlmo
mamilnctiires lo locate with nf > , nnd ,
Wheicas , In tlm opinion ot this council It
is to tin c ty'.s jjir.it ail vuiit.iu | to him * immn-
laeliiiliiK uitubitalimiMith of a bollil and luitlll-
nmtu eharnrtei locate \\ltli as , nnd IHIi'vIu ; ;
that substantial aid by llio city lo Hiicli rstiit-
Italimi'iilri might induces Midi Piit 'iniisi > s to
locate with us , anil thereby help baial up oar
city ; tlieicfore he it
lit'sohod Tlmttlic city solicitor Is hereby
Instiurti'i ! to dmw an nullnnnpo exempting
fioiacitv taxation for llieli'iia ollhe yiMib
mi } K-iikhir.itit iiiiiiiiifadurili'i enteiiirise
wh'loli will loiMtf within the city limits hen1-
nft'T , and employ of Its own capital to the
amount ot Sl
Ho pleasant and kind to Ihoso around
you. A man who stiro his tea with nn
icicln spoils t'm ' tea and chills his lingers
St Jnclibs Oil will , hovvovor , rostoru the
circulation.
How NCXVH Travels.
A short time ago KdVriglit , the well
known Monographer of Council IHuilU
proparoil for llio HI-.I : a very interesting
account of his recent visit to the old
Homier homestead in Kansas. Thu article
ntlrneted much attention , and other
newspapers began clipping it from the
Hm : . It found its way into the columns
of n Cincinnati junior , which failed to
credit to thu UIK. : No change was made
in the wording , and \\rightoftliib
clt\ " appeared us in those columns.
Other papers clipping it from the Cincin
nati paper , changed it to "Kd Wright
the Cincinnati stenographer , "and in that
form it is still going the rounds. Tim
Police ( ia/olto now ptoduccH it , and like
others , who have partaken of tint stolen
fruit. Kd Wright is inailo u resident of
Ciiiclnnati ,
"When U l > y waa sick , we J ; TB Imr Cn totl ,
When f lie mu ChlM , she mntl for ( aatorla , '
When the lircama Ml * * , vlir cliui to la ! torl ,
Whoa iho U < 1 CUUdrdu , itic g io tUeui CsBtorio ,
NOTIS. :
Prlnoeloii colli' ! ? " dofeaicd Yale Satmday
In niiiiiuuuf loot ball , bcoiu , I'linedon i ) ,
Yale 5.
The Pcnulnn Rou'iiiwpnt forces liiuo do-
feiitcd tin * hiaiiigents ill Jiinjn. The icbvl
I ossasfiiX ) .
3llM Kato Field ontcrlnlned n Inrcoaudl-
cure ul ( Jiii'Ueilii hall. \ uvVoik , Sutuul.iy
ilk-lit hhi ! ilfllveifd lor thu lust tlniu hut
new Ippime on thu "Vlco and Treason of
A teir lilocxc'ono swept OUT the Phillip
riliio Ihiiiiuli Piidiiy. V.\KM \ thousand btiilil-
liiu' * , ilu'liullnu' niuiicious I'lniidius anil
H-luiol li'iiiM'o. ' wi'io di\stru > id uiul twentj-
two III'IMIIIS kllh'il.
Henry Knink A. Co. . of St. Louis , nero nt-
inched liy tlio blicrilr for SV > ou. The linn
Sonmina woni piwicliPd In Dnltlmnro \ < \ $
It'iday ntaiions Jewish synagogues , do-
nuuia-iiiK the notion of the roc out ronu iitliin
of nihhU held at IMtsburt ; . uud fio\crel > ciitl
i-UliiK tholr published Ideas ou icfoiuiod Ju-
dulsui. _
Hiirrlniaii Wlno Hie Contest.
Avnuicx , N. V. , Nov. S-i The M > vonty.flvo
lioiifb pwlesti Inn con last closed nt 10:30 : hist
nlpht. The .H'ore nt tlm liulsh was : lianl-
nan , n > l nillfb , U lain : lliinis ' "Jl lulled 0
nps ; llcrty , 'Ja7 nil lea b mpa.
Dr Piercoa's "Ftivorlto Prnficrintlnn"
U a most ppvvorful restorative tonic , and
combines ilia moat valuiibhi nc'rvine
especially adapted Co thu
wants of dcbllitntpil ladlpssnltcrlng from
weak back. Inward feAi'r , coiigestlon , in-
tijimmntion , or ulciTHtion , or from ner >
vonsness or neuralgic pains. By drug-
Country.
Ilnrmah , or Mic Kingdom of Avn , Is
Riltiiitcd in southeastern part of Asia
bovond tlio river ( .rnnsp-t-lin * nn area of
about ' 4011,000 square1 miles and a popula
tion estimated at l.ODO.OO.l. Tin- country
is bounded liv China , Thibcl. India ,
British Bnrmaji und Sinn ) , and h n licit
and foilile region. This tu > vv iiiinmntton
scheme is liable to add considerably in
limo to thu rcvoiuipfiof the British Indian
empire. In adilitlMi to fertile iilaius ,
Htiitn.ili ia rich ia rub.v mines , with MIJI-
phire-i , thu lop.ix , amethyst nnd many
other precious stones are found in tliu
bi-tls ol rivnltiU. Silver and iron tnltn < i
also exist , as well its Mime famous pciro-
lentil wells , rinclimatu is generally
hi'ailhfnl , espi'Ciall.j in tlm hlllv districts ,
and thu country posScss.-s . nil tlio clu-
monts nf jirnspnrit.v The religion of tlm
uniintrv is Buddhism , sal 1 to haw been
liandt'd down lo thu people by tlm Cin-
ghalose Thu troops mo. taw levies , bill
of latoyrar.s have bei-n drilled and partly
dressed In imitation of thu British sol-
dicr * * . the itilantry wearing rod spiked
helmets. Tlm cavalry nro mounted on
small , thin ponies , the saddle being Hal
with n hump In front covered with ted
clnlli. It in nol probablu "thai the Bur-
ineHu armv will be able to maku any pro
longed stand against tliu British troopers
and Bailers , though they have twieo
aire.uly fought desperati-ly and bravely
npiin t the latter , shinvinj' iletermiiied
eonraire , usiiuriiillv when behind Ihuir
biimbeesioeKiiileH.
In I8JI Lord Ainhurst , povotnor of
India , declared war a aliiHl llurmah and
soul ( ieiieral Campbell to C'acliiir , which
had expelled Its rajan , who xvnn tributary
to the kinir of Itinmah Cimpbell : .uiK-d
a v.eton at 1'rome , Dceember it , HJ5 ,
nnd shoitly afterwards coiicludud a
treaty of peace with this Burmese. Hm ,
as the livali was not ratified , Campbell
renewed the war in the following year
nnd the treaty was ratilied a low dajs
Inter.
The impri onmont of the captain of a
f-hip and --ome othr-Britnh subjects by
Ihu tfovernor of Han eon led lo a st eond
war in IN" . ' , nhieii resulted in the
province of I'egn beiiiK annexed to the
Itrilish Indian po < > osioiH , tinil , with
Aracan and Tenassei in , was oveiiluallv
constituted thu piovincu of lritt ( fi
Bnrmali in IMl.1 , Hie Capital buitiir
lan ! < ; iion. The slates of Aracan , Mer-
cjui , I'aMiy and Vo loll inloHriti-li possum-
sion at tin1 i-loii' of the war of I1 * . ' ! .
Iviny Tlieba\\tht'jHTsenl ruler of Unr-
tnuli , was born in itWS , and .succeed to
Ihu throne in IS7H. Ilexyas adislinyuished
slutlent , carr.vinj ; oil' hi h honoi1- , and
owiuir much of Ins carl , } training to an
Kn li'sh missionary lie inaugurated hi-i
reign abolishing all the iiionopoliL-3
which hi-v lather had granted to Ins lavor-
ilcs , and | ) roelaimeii tieudom ol trade.
But this commencement was soon lol-
lowed by an evil reaction , and he caused
tlio nnvst of his immerotis brothers ,
numbering ; about lilty , lest they .should
conspire againslhim , and is aid lo havu
treated them with great cruelty. In
March , 1H7 ! > , the yonnir king Middenlyor-
deied some lorty of hi * relatives to be
inahaeied , and his mandate was prompt
ly obeyed men , women and children
being butchered and tin own dead or half
dead , into pits in the palace gardens.
Subsequently tnnnj hundreds of 'J'hu-
baw's relatives and mumbur& of his
court were put to fearlul lot lures
and slaughtered , women bolng ripped -
ped up and children's brains being
dashed out against the walls. These
aets caused great excitement in British
India , umUo.ll to tlio withdrawal of- the
Biitish resiilenl. This massacre was- fol
lowed by others oven more horrible , and
tlio embassy was finally forectl lo leave
Mandahiy , the capital , intimating that
all foreigners had betler follow.
The British army of invasion numbers
about twelve thoif-amj men , with about
three thousand camp followers. Tholhsl
engagement \v\\l \ \ probably occur when
the Btitish llolilla bombards the Minhaia
torU tinder the command of ( Jen. I'ren-
tlograsl. The army is advancing in thrco
brigaclcH , the naval brigade manning
the government river steamer Irrawad-
dy , armed with JO-pouuders and machine
guns , ten steam launches anil olhor
iron-plated river vosiols , the British war
ships drawing too much water to pnis
ill ) the river. The sailors aru from II.
I\l \ S. \VoodIarK , Baeehanto , Tur-
, ami olhor ships of tlio Hast In-
auoiso
ian squadron under Admiral Sir Ficd-
erick Hobcrts.
JUS ONLY AIUI > iriM3 roil 115
YI : viss.
CIHSTIU : , OIMNOI : Co. , N Y. , Apr. T.'S.1 ! .
Brandroth'sJ'dls liave been my only
medicine for the past -.Iyears. By tak
ing two every night for ! W nights 1 cured
myself of a very had attack ol Ilhcuma-
tism nnd Biliousness. Never lost a meal
nnd attended lo my business during the
timo. I have also found Iliem ono of the
best blood punlier.s and liver regulators
in tlio world. Will bo glad totinswerany
enquiries. CnAiii.ns a. Wr.sn.uvr.i.r ,
Justice of the Pease.
A Youth Who' Would Tillco to Play
ItilliardH.
Chicago Herald : A most amusing
conversation was overheard atone ot the
pens of the fat stock show. It was as
iollous :
"Dad. "
"Urn. "
"Seen this 'ens Sloping play boelyard.s
las' night. "
"Urn. "
'Teller told mo Slossing git * liundrcil
dollars a day 'n' nil ho do ' .stu jiiinch
i red an' while tilings like geese
onli rounder with a stick. "
Llni.1'
"Dad. "
"Urn. "
" 1 wantor play bonlvnrds. I don't
like to be chambermaid hero. Smells so ,
' "
an' -
"Hoy ! " the old man roared , and
roari'il iiKaiu , and betwoun roars ho
twisted his promising s'on around a cor-
mir ot tiiu olall until his bones fairly
cracked.
"Wantor play boatyards , do j'cV Hey t"
"N-n na\v. "
"Wanler drink an' loaf , do yo ? Hey ? "
"N-miw. "
"U'an1 chnrole dad lo break his back
tcr keep yo Immin1 in becrr Iloyr"
"M-naw. "
" ( iil in thar and rub off that slpornn'
don' chur mention that ore nonsense tor
me agin. Yer biaitid 'lid ' rattle in u pea
nut nliuck. "
"Yuis. "
"Urn. "
A MHO euro for Blind. HlPcdliie , I'cliiut'
nml IJIcemtcd Piles has been discovered by
lVilli.iaih l , ( an Indian leaii'd } ; , called Dr ,
William * ' Indian Pile Ointment. A single
box has cirod Ihu worst clnunlo cases of i"i or
IX ) yt-.irs btandlnu' . No one niHid Miller live
lalnuic * niter upiilyinu' this woiulerlul sontii
hi1. : medicine. Lotions and iiistrinaunptdo
inoie hii : in thnn uood.Villlnnis' Indian
Pllu Ointment nbsoibs tlio tinnors , nlhiysthu
Intense iichlnt , ' , ( particularly at nlu'ht after
ectlln vMina In U'il ) , nets n a | Wiiltlce , u'lves
Inslnnt iPliel , and Is prepared only . 'or Piles ,
itching of private parts , and fur iiothlnir d.-.e.
SKIN UISKAKKS OUUIJI ) .
Dr. I-'raylerV Jlasjlo Ointiaent cures as by
uiaidc , Pinijiliis , Black lle.uls or ( iinbs ,
Illotchos and KiuptloiiB on tUo fuco , le.ivln < '
the oUin clear and lH > auifiil | , Also cuu-s itch ,
Suit Hhi'iiin , Sere Kljiples , tJoio Lln | , mid
[ Jld Oh.Mluato Ulcers ,
Sold by druKt'Nts , or mailed on rocuhit of
50 cents' .
Ketallnd by Kulin A Oo. , and HchroetcrA
uecht. \vhok'5.ilu by C. P , Uoiulmuu ,
WRITINQ IN POT HOOKS.
The Sliortlf.inil AH nnd the tion < ; nnd
Bliol'l ' ofltH'aluc. .
New YorK Telegraph- The jinny of
Miorthand vjriturs is over on tliHncrc.use.
\ \ ithiii the past few year. * stenographer. * :
have multiplied wondei fully. In Now
York city uionu they are to-day Idgion ,
they are every > liero jirosent all over the
business \n\tt \ \ of thocity. Tlio profession
al man , mvrch.'tnt , banker , , or broker
traiisacling'any con ldorablo amount of
biKiness c.ills ' 111 the aid of tlm pen of a
disclploof "llu * Vautifiil art , " and Imds
his nssjitaVici' ' not only o\trnm-ly
'
convi'nient.Tjnriilmost invaluable Twic'o
or tlirice thit amount of correspondence
and ollice work generally tua > bo aeeom-
pllthed now than used to be possible in
the days before ihn practical titili/ation
of shorthand , and what may bo tunned
its twin biothertvpo writ inghad be
come so common Indeed , the o\pe
dlonej of shortli uid is ns indiMponsaulo
nowailays lo the average down-ton n hus
inessmanas is the district messenger
servici' . the ti'lephone . tlio elevated , or
tlio blithesome "ticker" all compara
tively recent linn and labor economi7i-rs.
A new Held had thus opened to llio as
piring young man and woman , and if
thu young amanuensis or reporter pins
senses llio true go abend spirit , hi-
chances for rapid advancome it are butter
tor than those of llio young dry goods
clerk , for instance Unless Iho snort-
baud trio is animated b. ) ambition nnd
is industrious , he vslll never be worth hU
salt , but will lie sent to the right-about
in much shorter unl r than lie could sten
ograph Ins cmplo.ver's , speech of dis
missal. lie is not wanted. Therefore
it is iHoiess for llio-to not not ly nature
gilted with inti'lligeiiee , pluck , and ,
above all , poisinernnoe , toatteinpi short
hand as a means ol livelihood It is a
popular tallnoy that any out1 can become .x
stenographer who lilies , and olten the
jouth failing at otlior pursuits resorls to
shorthand , never doubting success , if hn
has failed at other employments IIP will
undoubtedly Hunk also at horthand , to
be stieoosMiil at vvhicn a clear headpiece ,
read.\ hand , anddotermination are highly
es-eniial. Tlio proportion of reullj com-
petonl mil snccessiul stenognihcr | de
veloped is about in the ratio ot one out
of ten who commence Hie fit.idy of ( he
art. It is to their own credit that thoru
are to dnj in New YorK uilj thousands of
men and women who make a good Hvint ;
at shortliand.
It is undoubtedly n fact that rho higi !
character of tlio stenographer's proli"-
sion Is not apiieeiated | by tlio goneial
public , and it is equally the fact lli.it this
unpleasant state ot allaifs is caused by
lint stenographers themselves , who in
their ellbrts to cot ahead of ono another
lo\v or their dignity very materially. Ow
ing lo this jealousy among themselves
theio are no regular "labor unions" and
mutual aid associations among ( he
guild , Ihough the day cannot , be t.ir ( li---
taut when such organisations must be1
porno a necessity. 1'here exists unorgan
ized clubs > in Mew York \\lneh
make no attempt to ivgiilate
prices , birtnro merely of a 'social
tendency \4hurt' matleixslcnographicanJ
olherw.M' ju'e'intornially ' discussed and
encouraged. ( Intuition fees lor admis
sion to taeie are lulling , and the speed
leqnired outnumbers varies , a tow clubs
placing tin1 standard as high as leO
words nor j iiiiuto , mid some as low as
Hill , the tisQul s'pecd required being the
"taking" ol U'"i or K > ( ) vvordh easily and
legibly. Any 'respectable person who
can p.i > s the VlAaitfinntions" to which lie
is subjected can usually join whichever
club he vvl nes regard | p ; < of vvli.it "syn-
lem" ho wiitH-1 At the regular meeliiigs
ot these clubs a ceitain portion of the
time is allotted lo dictation , ono or
more .meinbi i b , veadinji to the rest ,
who "taktSj * them. This method is
a very ellieacio'us way of gaining speed
Phonography is by far the best , and
tnu-t used ot any oilier forms of stenog
raphy. Is.iuc Pitman , of Kngland , is its
real lounder , nnd til ! modern methods of
phonography owe their existence lo him ,
the leading principles being all copied
trom him. Some of the so-called hide-
pcndrtil ystems that have ari.sen sincn
Air Pitman's inventions are improve
ments in matters of detail over their ori
ginal. There is ot course , great rivalry
between them , and much "mine is su
perior t > > jours" talk. Nearly all ot Ihem
are worthy prodnetions audit is diU'iciilt
to choono between them. Any one of
them learned thoroughly will win n
handsome income , wnioh is the main
doMdcintimi
balanes range from 5 > 10 pnr wcel ; , re
ceived by beginners and third-rate .sten
ographer * , all the vvay up lo ? , ' 5,0ii ( ) u
year , which ithe sum e.irncd by Mr.
Dennis I * . Murphy , oilieial s'.L'iiograiiher
ot the United Mates senate , which is
probably as inn. 'h as any sliorihandcr in
thi.s country can well make. Mr James
K Mmison , ollic-i il .stenographer of the
Now York superior coin I. is paid a salary
ol ? 7tlUl ( pei jear , and lieiinque tiomibl.v
receives as much again trom the s.ile of
hi1 ? iiublicalions and lioin his vviirk out
side of Hie court room. Twenty-live dollars
lars a week H good pay for the young
amanuensis in railroad , insurance and
oilier oillcr-s , many oarmng much more.
A lii'ftt da s lavv n p ortei rmployed ; by
lawyers wi-lnng siecial ) reports ot cases
can make as high as $7,000 and $8,000
per annum. The u-ual amonnt paid a
frhoitlmnd reporter for a sermon , lecture ,
or public mooting range between $10 and
$ W. An oilieial .stenographer is as s gned
to each ot the various courts in the city ,
and areoaeli paid f . ' ,500 , and they make
twice that at least by furnishing reports
to lawyers and by outside woik. Men
t.tenogr.1 pliers leeeivo higher pay than
women , though some women are lo be
found who cam as high as % r > , ooo and
( luiU , ) r. jear , and one 01 two in New-
York cilv perhaps mine.
As to liie speed po-siblo to bi attnitiPt
in shoilliand.it ot course depends wholly
niion the wiiu r's skill. Mr. Dunuis 1
Murphy can casih roll oil' WO words'and
more per iniinil' , and Mr 'I'homas Heed ,
ul London who eiljoyetl the exciting di-
ver.sioiiA ) ! reporting lr ) Phillips Biool.s
ilitritig the l.iUi-r'ri recent visit to ling-
land , "got there" to the I one of 21 ! t words
I minute , and never lost a Mori. A
* peed of l VwonN per minute , unstained
Inloiighonrl whole ovi'iunir , perhaps is
iiot _ tiniisird ; and a steno'grajilier whet
, \t > \ ires to a leading place in his profos-
iion must Im able ro run up as high , ia
Unit and UtjSilfuiotliing of it , though Iho
tvera e rahot iniblio sjieaking seldom
> \ceeds r > o words -alwa soxcejitinir Dr
Urooks , of | | ( > stoii , who is a "terror" to
iho verbal. in Mportor.
OU8iilil | j'KllS that fail to acquaint-
iselvevrtfii ' the yaluo of JAMKS
I'YLKVS Pr.ABLINIiiu the kitfhen and
niindry deprive themselves of the most
i iisulul arliclo ol the ngu.
lialdwln ami Hln SUM.
Chicago ILuild. . J'ho cvidonoo in n
niirdor Irml-tjiist closi-d at Atehison ,
\an , , indicates that old Mr. Baldwin VV.H
ni orly , that his onli son might liuvp a
native for taking tlio life of Ids only
lauglil . Tlie elder Hal J win was peim-
'ious to a degree which rendered him in-
onsoly unpopular with hi ; acquaint-
mces , but lin sucneotlcd In amass
tig uboni .f 10,000 , in money , nnd
vauu ho died aleut a year ago
10 1 ft , it to his widow mid two > childreii
II * son was a spendthrift who dissipated
lis inheritance in short order , and ru-
urnlng to hjs homo without money IIP
indonvnrcd to secure from his mother
uid sister an advance on that poition ot
ho estate which might comn to him
if tor his mother's dc.it h In this ho w'ns
insuccesi.fiil , and somn ill feuling was
> ccasiom > d in eonn-qucnco
Om < moi'Min - l'is , Ii-ly Mi 1 Baldwin ,
vhowr ciij' ' " niuii I lo a
man in Atchlson. was found tlcatl in her
bed with a pi I IpW over her face An
( imply bottle which had contained olilo-
rofoun was lying on the lloor , and even-
tiling lmUoatc.il that the girl had died
from the ollectsof that drug. The guilty
'Dartv had cllecled an otitranco lo the
house by removing a jmuol in llio rear
door , and. though several bureaus had
been ransacked , it was not noticed that
mi ) tiling had been t-toleti. The burglary
mid suicide theories soon nave way
loan open Mispioion to iu.tr brother llf <
conduct was peculiar , and his agitation
at tunes when ollicers were convt rsing
with him concerning the crime was- >
pronounced that they liiially took him into
custody. Although there was absolutely
no evidence against him he was hold on
inispicion , and the authorities proceeded
to work up the case against him.
To the surprise of ovorvbody the
prosecution has showed that lie Inuight
ciilorolnri. lu St. Joseph , Ale , n work or
two b.'foro tno inimliir , and tlio drug ! * ! * !
who made thu s.tle idontllied him and
recogni/ed tlio empty bottle found bj
tin1 side ot'lho muni.-red girl as one of a
peculiar iiettorn which he remembered
ii.iving used on that occasion. Tlio uvi-
detiee of this willicss was coiibidoied al
most conclusive as to tlie guilt of tlm
young man. who was hhiHcIt almost
dnumbfoiimlcd when it was introduced
Mis conviction is a sorry outcome to the
sulidcnial and scrimping ii.mimun. ) of
the father who saved that his sou might
murder.
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% VMO 13 UNACC IITCD WITH TMS CCOQnPMV OP TM *
XAMIMSQ fH)4 ) W * ( TH4T
GHIHAGOnDGKISLaHg 8 PACIFIC RAiLWAV
H > r.n nn cf I' c nlrnl | IO IUMI and rn-c ! ivbilon to
nl iitinrlpnl lines hn i nml u rt nl Inillnl nml ir i
Illltinl imitltH iiiiMlnit , tin IIIK > liniMUInlli nil < :
rcinllllMIti ! li.il in t nt U.in ul llmnil. ' ! ' llnnM" > l--
Inti.in lioli | Int lux nml li , ' i , | , . , iintttnlul Inilllo
liilni'1'iiillli.tiir din Allmili , riiil PmllU I'lin l. II
InNti tin. rut ultn nml In .1 unit , li , , unl Irf.in iuiii |
. \'rOieil < t n-i.l , iillrn.l I.IH ! . ornliJllUllltf
liuiiltHViisl. i . Nnni\\pHt | nlnl N Mllmtrt.
The Crcnt Rock Island Route
Omrnnlcn ll tmtmiH lint tonn of iifr onnl frrn.
; Uv iiir.'t.li'il hr u will I ih.iioiiithtv li ii.i.ieil ro J.
li'l.iiin oiili tripkx of i. .in Union. Mrrl toll mli-inn.
tlll < rli.iiii.iiltprr niiill lillri.H n.lilni.'ttt , I. a.mnr
| > ' rf , , u , n n , liiniiii vklllui mnke II Or m'.t/
n ii.ll iiii'oj . .irinl , nl liiiiroK . | . | i.tfui , , nail nlr liti.l.c-f ,
| - | | . ulil hirirviiH I Ininniv
t fil iiinrtllniii | > r nil lutinlu > ( Hlnr rlu i Inllli "f
I IN inilto mo lian-r r nl nil < i nni i tlnu i .lulu In
I'niii'i IIPIIOK. unl I In. MM ni | , , , j .unir.iita , mil
luiinliai > r Us l'.n ciiKer I ' | inniu lit
Ilin run I'jpip.j Ti lii < liftmen riili-ten nnrt
I'1- ' u""ril "l"r' ' Knw-ns 'llj l.iiun. nl , „ , , , ]
At | , , ! rr , . , , , | , m , . , | rtt , | MnlllniKl Iliiih up.
J.nl-'ci.il Hit < -n-hi , i > irnliliuit I'liilnini' 1'ilnn
Mi.Mi | i.r ( li , . Jnio't < ItNlsn ntiil fiimi'luoiilllnli.ij '
liiwMilirliliniitrlt . , .
.okpl nu-nl. nliliUilii'lv
I'ntui H , tin , nClili iz'inml i ; ii. . ( II > nml Ale lil-cu
mo aNii i mi llic CHthrnliil Itrillnlriri Imlr Unra
The l-ainous Albert Loa fouto
Ij llio illiijct nml fntnrltn line h t irn n lenpinii'l
Niiinpiii | > iu nmlst J'niil MI * > I < ' tnntiK tl , i ati ninil >
! ' iiuinlMnitifiii nil polntt Hi tlip In Him le nml
llrllisli I'lOflnrf OUT IliK r < ntiDii.1 VthriMi
J-iln HIP iini to tiniiitiiiii : plnnn r . mi i ic-
t > Is pi , tiiM'H , , i lni < illllt nml IIIIHIUIK nml iMilim
k " > ; 'ri'l ' if I . vi nml 5lliinp.tu II I- , il. . . tin. ii.i
il "ImbluriiiiipM the ii.li wlitut 1'ildn ' UMJ pjntot l
lull lunr IntiMlKi IMki.t *
Ktlll nnntli r IHIIK r MM' tl.'mm nn. I Kmi.
KiUi'i' . lih. . in oi-mil hii , , i , i iii.lunitl lii.lin
ni > lliinntlUlntiiti ; .mil < onm IMIhilt. hmiHi-t itr
ilintipipiilliinmlNl PniH mul il , I. rmiMlulP polnti.
lop ijrialliil Infounntlm p ( > Map mil It.l.lir' ,
cihtiliialiU . ' wpll in In kplj. nt nil | .ittul.nl | . 1 M. . i
om ! > m the CnlloJ Statin un.l CmiiJa , . .i If !
R. R. CAELr , C. ST. JOHN ,
Trts't J. Otu 1 M'r'r , Opn'IT'i.t.1IJnss't ,
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TIME
Arrlvn nnil tlopnrturc of Oni tint ciiinis anil coil-
lit the Tritistor
All trams ni rlvonnrl flcpait front Omaha l > y
Central btandatd Time.
Trains of the C. St. I' . M. , t O iiirive anil
lep.nf from llieir depot , cniiu-r ot llth anil
Webster slteet-s : ti.iinsnii tlio II ArM.r. , B.
iV-Q. and K. C. St. J .S'O. B. limn the I ! , .t
.M. depot ; all others tiiim the Union I'aeilii :
depot.
nrido ! liTilns will leave U. I' , depot al ( i'.r > ,
B 7Si : , s:0i ) , HMO , 8:5. : ) , H IUOJ. : 11:00 : , a m. ;
l : nti. i : ) , i : : , o. 15 ' ' .no , ioo. : B 4:00 : , r , : 0. r.o ; : ,
GiOVflO , 7iO : , 11-10 p. m l.ea\o Trinslei
lor Omaha at 7l'i : , B 3-15 , HS : ) , 9:12 : B
10.3.1 , 10:17. iti7a. : in : 1 : " " 'J I' , B'J : ' ! ? , : ! : ! .
8:37. I ! 1:37 : , 0:45.0:37 : : , 7:20. 7:50 : 11-5 ! p. m.
B trains du not ran on Sunday. All otheis
ran daily. I'oiry ti.iins will tun as I'la ' Mo
tion ol enolidmninv trdn , except tlioli.iv -
ine Omaha at ilv : : > n. m , and 11:10 : p. m. , nnil
leaving Council Blnlts at7U5 : a. ai. and it.-11
p. ta.
STOCK YAKDS TIIAINS Special stoclc
> iirds pas-eiiKCi trains leave Omiilia ul ( i-lda.
in. , SvUa. : m. , IUI" : a. m , ID- > ' > : i. m. , ii:40 : p
in. , ! ! ; . " ,0 ) i. m. , and r : J5 p. m Io.ivo stock
.vsuds tor Oin.iha at 7.V : > a. in. , lO : : . ' . ! a m. ,
V'-Ol p. in. , 1 : : .i p. m. , 4-10 : p. m. , 5:1)7 : ) p m , ,
and ( > " < > p. in.
Comieclim ; lines at transfer depot , Pounci !
lilutls. ( "Jdeaifo , Itoek Island iI'.icllic
leave. Ht:11. : BUir : , a m. . 0 5Jp. : ( ) in. : .11-
live. I.1:15 : a. in. . B r > : : HJ , u 7im : p. in. ( 'hi-
raito < V Not tli western leave , B Orlfn. m. , ( J
n-0p , m : aiilve , UUl.rui. : m. , B 7Ki : ( p. in.
Chicago. IliirliiiKt'in Je Qninc ) leave , A ' . > . ' ' '
a. m. , A ' > : & " > p. m. : itirixc. A ! I:1J : a. m. . I'
0ii : ) p. in. . A 7-n p , in. ( 'lilesuco. Milwaulice
Aibl. i'nol leave Ullilla. m. , U fit-'O p. in. ;
anlve. lilfi. ! : 11.111. H7.0ui.in. , KaiiM-'Mty
Sl.-loe.t C. B. leave , A 10ut ) a. in , . 05 : " . p
in ; nrilvo. 1) H5a. : ! ! m. , B 7i"i : : p. m. AS a
lush K-avo , A : iOU : p. m. ; aiiive , A : t:0i. : : | in
tilonx City it I'ncllln leave , A 7:0 : > a in. , A
7.rn ; p. MI : arrive. A 9 : : a. m. . A 7:00 : p. m. ;
\ \ csivviud1'acliic c\iuo-s leave A SJ-JQ
p. m. : amvo A 7:50 : a , in. : Denver expio-- .
leave A llVa. : ! ( ) in. , arnve A 1:10 : p. in. ; t' ' . I * ,
mad a d express , Itep. vnllev , leave A Ir.'O
p.m. , in live A 'JMUp. m , , li AM mull and
nxpicss Kop. valley , leave A s10. ; aiiiveil : : > 0
a. m. ; J ) . iV M. iiiizht oxpiess , leave A i > : OJ
p. in. , aiiivo A 10:4D : a. in.
Soiitawaid M. 1" . day express , leave A
lUOa. : ! m. , iuiivoOi" : n. m. ; nUht oxpus- .
leave B.SI'M : ) , m. . aiiive A il : - " > p. m. : 1C. 0.
SI .1 , , VC. . B. , via 1'l.ittsinouili IcavoAOjlO
n. in , , Bsl.i ; p. m , anive II 7uij. :
Northvvaid-C' . , SI. I' . . M , , V ( ) . . Sioux City
e\pies > - , leave A 4iiiu : : ( m. . inrive rn'Vi p. m. ;
Oakland neciiiiimodntion , leave 00:10 : p. m. '
anlvo C lliOOa. in.
ICast\vanl-0. II. A : Q via Platlsmoiith ,
leave.'i.- : ) ) p. m. . nnivoDi''Oa , m.
\Ve-ilv\anl rai'lncc.xpie.sleaves A h:20p. :
in. , anive A 7:50 : a. in , : Denver expiess ,
leave A 10:55a. : in. , airlvo A ' < : 'M p. m. : U. I *
inalltmd oxpies.s Itep. Vnllev. lu.ivo A .MO
p.m. , aiiive V I : ! " > p. in. ; It , , V M. ni.tll ami
e.\pie-i Kep. Valley , leave Ab:10a. : in..aiTnn
1HIOu. : m. ; B , A > r. niiihl exjire s , lenvo A
d'Jii : p m. . m live A t'n'.i'i p , m
boiithwiiid M. 1' . day express , | i-iyo A
llr.'Oa m. , ai rive 0:00 : a m. . nUlii e.Npie-.s ,
Iciuo IUI-M p. in . anive A 7'iiJ p. m.1 K. C ,
St. J , it < \ II , , \ ia 1'liittfinmitli. I.tve A 'i. 'U
n in. , JJ 8:15 : p in. , aulve 1) f:00 : a. in. , "i.rO : p.
' " '
'Northward-C. , St. I1. . M AO. . . Sli aHly
exue-- | . , leave A b..iia. ) m. . anive " > : > p. m ;
Ovetland aerommoilatliin. le.ivu . ( 5.1' ) | i , : n. ,
anive C 10Wa. : m.
S' nn-A Ham * daily : B dally o\c 'pt Sun-
da > : C dally oxufpt Li.ilnriiay , I ) dud > jwiil
JJR.JfATft'fi
< -f
Acf
'i .1111 liunlnaiilo FU" llio rtiullly mul prrnni.
: iLiill > fines nil I.TK.I | | d' A lliiiiH. Hie iniisl
filiMintiio unit Itinif Miindliw cure. . ) jlclit | iinint- |
U to lt tionilurl il cimin , " | > idici'Hi | . It H
Mi thKnlfhuul Ihu win Id lor IU uniiVilliitl
.n. ( lly < ' Mnwiln N'nb , HIII < > S
Jan. 21 , IPI. fined iisiiii ; Hr llulr A A-i'i-im '
Cine , lor nn 10 tliu" me iiiiir , my ullu Inn. brim
oiltitcly well , uiul u t otoii cjiiil"1" " > r 'lio '
di'-i iiM. ' han iippeaioO
\ \ 11,1.1AM Illl.N.Nl T , Itli hliind. lou'.i , itilloo ,
KI\"K | , IM.1 : | bin lifo-ii iitllliiml v\lli | liny
loU'riiiKl Asilinm * lnn tViU 1 lollotvid jn.ir .
dliorilons mid iiinini'y to my Hint I neviir
rlcpt Ixittcr In n ; Iff. I uni plnil ilnit I iini
ii.inoii ' i Im ninny \t\i \ : .ui Kj.oak so ( 'itvoi.ilily uf
jouriotiifdloa
A vnliinlitoni pflftit 'iUI < f oniituliilii Flinllni
rnof from every * ' In the I'.B , , ( Janu'la nn I
rcut lirltiiln , vill l > o milloil iip'in Hiiiilic
Any iiruinrin not Imvliij it in btotU nillpro
o ft.
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itnccosor * 10.1. O , Juuolid. )
UNJJ R Jf TA KE R S ,
AN1 1) iMlAIMiiW. : :
At tlio oM Mitiml liui ( ' 'titiiutu St. OtiUr of
tllil'Mlllllll MihcilUil MUJ PtL'lUl' If Hltt'llUVj ( O
f tl-- - > No. Vi'S.
IS
One of Uw Best and Zarffcsl-fitoc in. the U. 8.
lo Select from.
No Stuirs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
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LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
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ni'l rJir.Nn'5 ! ! MeiTlinats nml IMinipi V llnnl % , I avlil Citv , Nfti. ! irnirnojKnttonnl llAiiV
iii'y.Nub. : tiililuil'ii ? Mine HiuiL , ( "liuuliiM. Ni'b. , .Monoiiiil.rn Iliink , Ni-illi I'liitto , Nob. UiU4il
Z.iiilonul UmiU. Oii'itliH. llb.
Will | .ur ciiatouii'is' ' limit nltli Mil of Inilinx ui'iulioil , lor tM.uulrJs va
S3th St. , CorCapitoAve.
Foi tlie Tfeatment of all Chronic and Surgical Diseases ,
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The Only Relialilo Medical Institute making a ppoeiiiljly of
Private Diseases of the Urinary & Sexual Organs
cnttrcn byOVKUWOmC. or WOIIUV , lite IN'DISCIIUTIONS OK VrtUTII. nr of rlprr
voirnr ulniK vcr niiy : tcnil to luuit the t"icnf life's til.il fdicfe , caiidin ncrvnin nidi plivxlrnjilrtil ) '
llv iirvxlutii-llnn , H , lulnnl nmkiut-snr inmntlEieiiCf it'LTiiialuriliui | ) ) , nml [ imtiaturu ilen'iy , Inllnnod
liy lliu Itinj ; ttuln ul iiiiiloni whltli tlu'miffi.ur Uiumn Imtlnurcll , uruiiiml liy our urn rcttoratlvo
trcatmiul. iiiu-vthij ! vtulitv nnil tioriiiiili | .c.tnrinu . vital | ih } ii4liiil ( incmulmrt \
Tin , iriMliuintortlili * cities of n lACii-4.il Inn until torreu.iitl ) bicn iifjjk'CUil by fcisnthlc , cilticaldi
| ilivluati * . uiul lm I'U'ti ' In tli liitnli * nf I'uiint Mi-illriuv tcuiloiauud ( ( juunuit ini'U clatmlii ) ; tn liavo
uuo nii'illrliuthat UMIJ ti hpt'cllU * * tut ttould run1 ( ti'r > ( j t\ ?
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tltry iifuillMiiiir'iKuil nnil liiiTi'Hlinnrt filidi ti | > liopc-ofurr lirlnriiiri.il ( To all nidi wo ilc-lfo In nay
tli. t EH IIIIIK "I lliuy < oiiliiuiu tu I'tpciuni niMlih oiic-olllo romi.-ili ! tir nppllnnirn trpn > .rntoil tn euro
mrli ilhcM-c they UIL hl.c y tn mat uith untiling lint tllb.ippuhilimiil Nn twncahci nrt , i-tnrIlynlllL-
HIII | mi iiiii' nitiiily uicr him IIPIII or HIT nil lie proprirnl to mi-it tht ; rraiilri-nunti ! nf nil.1Vn liato
rtiiiil < iir.irifiil i-tuilv of tlu-tpdli-ta-cn In nil tlidr tarlims lornia anil compllwitloiia , nml itli thcnlil nf
tut .ilinoi-l iii.llnilli.ll lAiii-rii Ltu In a upHiiL iit.ilun..ut to ludlvidunl UIUI.-B , HIuru enabled tocuronftcr
o liiTxIiiti * utterly fallnl v
Wu rtirr i.iniHtK 'I'1' ' ' nr t tu mnUc a i-pcrlnllj nnd ctudy nt thin clips nf dlfivisc , nnd to treat them
upon Mitiittflc pi Innpli-H Woulwi trim Slricmicn. f licit nml XtiriifirilP ALL UONTAOIOUH ANI >
lll.Dtll ) DIsKASI.s from whatun-r nui i produced HlCCl fMly ] trtiiuil. Wu cnn rcmuxc Syphll tlo
tjoifim ( r in tin ; fvi-u-iii i.lthotil inuinin ni injury to tlicHjcn tn
\I.i. CD IMIkNK'A'll CitSTIIinvilAL. Unit mid cnnsiilt tin nr FCIU ! nirnc anil no't-nfllrn
nddr m plulnlr uiltli'ii- and onrloM * Matnp uudc ill crnil ynu. In plunirappir. . our I'ltlVATK
cii.TuiAit IOMIN. : UPON I-KIVATI ! . > PII : IAI. AND Niinvurjs nis/iAMJH / , HKMINAL
WKAUNI.SS. .sruKMATDIiltlKUA. 1MI'TISCSYI'llll.IK. . ( .o.SOItHIiaiA , UI.Kirr. und ALL
Dlsiixji : S ( IF TillOi NITO I'ltlNAI.'V OHUAN1 * frMiiij ldi > tor\'i > f jour nitq fur nn oiili Inn.
1'ir'itnn 'iiiuhlu to tlxtl nt tntiy 1 - irmKil nt tlnlr liirmn. . by C'lrirrnoiiflcnir Mcilldiira nnd
ItiKtitiini-tiluBiiit by mall or csprrm SKCUHI I.Y I'ACKCI ) 1'KOM lUISIiUS'ATHIN. tin m rkn tu
IniliLflir cnnlpiitHor wndrr Onu ncrwinnl llltcr lo v prcfi-rrid If eonvcnluufc 1'lfty roixiis for tha
ocoumniniliitliiii of patli nif. [ Iruril nnd uticndaucc at rca < ouublu latcs.
AUDI.taM ALL LKTI'EHS TU
Omaha Medical ana Surgical institute ,
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