Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 33EE : THURSDAY. OCTOBEK 2H , 1SSO.
JACK wi HUSTHASC
The Sflpr me Oottrt AfBrms theD'cision of
the Oago Oouuty Oonrt.
OTHER OPINIONS HANDED DOWN.
Tom Kennari ! Dltjilnylnc Itoncwcil
Activity In tlio rolltlcal Aronn
A Dontli Gn p Ii-i > ni the A y- '
him Town Toplca.
TnnnBB'.i MSCOLS nnisiw.1
.Jaek Mnrion , tlio Gsgo comity inur-
tlercr , wliosn cnso in thn line of clrctitn-
SlhMttal ovklcnco has iirwlur-ed the most
Hitw < tinK and hotly contmUtl trial lor
murder ever held In tno itntu , lias ro-
cclvcd word from tlio supreme isonrt smd
Hint word is that the verdict of the lower
court is according to law and Hint he
must lianur. Possibly the case nmy go
beyond the limits of the supreme court
of Kubnisku to the Unitud Slates supreme
court , but it is a rope of sand at bet upon
which to hiiiRe a Iiopu of reversal , and
the end is very likely reached with the
decision Illed yetonlay. . This decision
covers , all the points upon which the case
wns appealed and it is rendered iu detail ,
so Hint tin ? bar of the state will find in it
poinU of especial interest. Following is
the opinion :
Marlon vs the slate. Krror from Gage
county. Alllnned. Opinion by Itecso , J.
1. WliPic a pnrson is called to act as a juror
on the trial of a criminal cnu f , anil upon ex
amination It Is luaile to npiionr that he hail
heard the testimony of a turtoftho ultiiL s > cs
in a previous trial ot thu samccausc , and that
he has formed an opinion ns to the millt or
Innoct'iice of the p.nty on trial , ami that such
opinion Is sounded upon the tk-stlmony heard
anil Is still retained by him , it is not en or to
sense him.
'J. If a propised Jmor has formal ( In
oplnlun ns 10 the gtnlt or Innoeeiuoot , \ d-
It'iidiuit ulKinhosutrlalthe jmor is called
to sit , and that opinion is one \\liich is so
firmlv llxed ns to leiinuo euilence to irnvno
it , It Is not error for the eotut to excuse him
from sittiiiK In thu uau < o.
3. If the proposed jmor is a wlation within
tlie ntihilt'jjreo to a defendant on trial lor a
criminal MIIIMIHO it Is n cause for challenge )
under section 4C3 of the civil code , and if a
challenge or cause Is Intel posed it should ba
sustained and the juror escitsed.
3. By section ( TO ol tlm civil code , all per
sons aiu exempt iroin service ns jurors in the
distr ct eotut , who have served in such court
within two years , nul that the lact belut :
shown , It Is sulllclutit cause to excuse a
juror.
I. Whsre , after a jury has been sworn to
try n cause , and Inimediately alter the ad-
mliiHtiatloii of the oath , but before any ot.ier
net is done or step takci''u the lihil , the nc-
cused by jMTiiilwion ol/Po court chal.'onjres '
one of the jury and thuninalleiiRC K aliened ,
and another juior called asaiust whom no
objection exIhUs , nil objection to furtl.or pixv-
ei-edlm ; with the < ac to the jury as settled
wis pioperly oveiruled. The error , if any.
In allowing the chiillencc , beiiiK at tlie in
stance and In favor of tlie defendant , he can
not complain. There \\ould be no error in
reswenniiK the whole jury and proceeding
with the tiial.
0. Where a defendant Is on trial for the
cilmo of minder , the evidence ut which Is
clicunibtiiutial , it iscouipetent to prove acon-
\ers.itlon between defendant and deceased
concernlnc the purchase of property ot de
ceased by defemiant just prior to their de
parture from home together , and just prior to
tlits alleged killing ( and alter which the do-
fendaiit icappeaied alonit and in possession
of the property , tlio possession olhieh waste
to be retained bj deceased until paid tin for
the pmposc ot shovvluua motnu for thu kill-
in f. and this would be tuie , even Ihou li the
contract wns lO'luced towiitiii ! ; and j > ut in
the possession of deceased.
7 , A plio oc-aph of dee a'o 1 taken during
life Is competeiiLeyidenco to aid in his 'dn- '
ill-cition.
b. Where a witness called by doft'iul int In
his defense ! . - > Inteiropited as to the c.uiclt ct
mid pit"once of tlio accused up to about the
time of the nlloged commission of the crime ,
it Is i ol imi roper cross examination for the
state's council to Inquire as to his conduct
aim i r'senct attei mat date , without being
1'in'led to theoKact time mentioned in the
examlniUIon Iu chief.
9. Wheioit is sought to impeach the testi
mony of a witness by showing n bad leptita-
tion for truth and Yurnc'tv , the Inqu ry as to
such icputatlon must be limited to the com
munity in which the witness rc&idoj or has
re ently lesided.
10. A con cot Instruction clven , or any in-
Ktiuction given on tc juest of a defendant on
triul will not bo liel 1 erroneous bec.tujo an
Improper reason lor the Instruction is given.
With thu reason for the nslrlictlon the jury
has nothing to do.
1L It testimony Is cl\en fron which a ma
terial faot may be Infcned , it is the duty of
the couit to submit the question of srcU iu-
tcienccto tlio jury by ; > rober instiui'tlons.
And st cli In-truction would not bo oiten to
thn objcetion tl al the court pave undue juom-
inenco to that item of the testimony.
12. It is pioper lor n jury In a case deponil-
Ing upon ciiciimstanllal evidence , to con
sider all thccircuiustai.c ° s and conditions
vrnven and having any reference to or bear-
iii' ' uK | > n the main issues in the case ; and in
such case , where the accused asked an in-
atiuution , that In order to convict , the state
must prove beyond a icaonablo doubt that
the iloct'iis'd died \\.tldn a jear ami a day
alter lecelvmi : the Injury , that the cause of
death was inflicted by the accused , and that
it was not Milllcient for the state to prove the
linJIn ? of the body of the deceased
in the county In which the hf'in-
Icide was alleged to hive been
committed , but that It must bo
proved bejond u icasouablo doubt that de
ceased wns unlawlully killed , with malice
aforethought by the accused ; it was held
proper for the court to add to the Instruction
the. further charge , that the place where the
remains of the deceased was tound , if found ,
might bo taken Into consideration , together
with nil the other evidence in lixiiw the local
ity of the homicide , if ono was committed.
18. If a proper instruction be once given , it
is not error for the court trying the causa
to refuse to repeat It on request of de
fendant.
14. Instructions must be applicable to
Ilio evidence adduced at the trial.
15. The courts of this state have jurisdic
tion and authority to try and punish persons
for crimes committed on Indian lescrvntlons
within the state.
10 , A defendant on tilnl for a criminal
ofTenso has no vested right in thu tnannei of
pioccdurii established by law attliotlmo of
thu commission of the alleged crimn. It is
within the power of the legislature to change
tlio procedure , or manner of enforcing a pun
ishment , iiftcr the commission of the offense ,
and such a law would not bo void us an ox
post facto law. It was therefore held , that ,
although the law Iu force at tlm time of the
commission of tlm alleged oileiuc , piovldud
that juries should bo the judges of the law ,
but which law was lepealed before tlm trial ,
U was competent for the legislature to make
such change , and no error for thu trial court
to refuse to instruct the jury iu the language
of UIP prior luw.
17. veidiet examined and held to comply
with the law ,
IS. Motion for a now trial tllcscd facts and
reasons therefor not bhown by the record ,
nnd vthlch were supported by affidavits.
Counter affidavits were tiled In sUdch nil the
allegations In thu motion for a new trial
\u'iu disproved. Held , that the decision
thereon by the district court was coirect.
vitv DOI.NC.H.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. II. C. Uittcnlender was admitted to
pisctlce.
1'lerco vs. Jlellmau ; bill of exceptions
Ex-parle Havi-nv wrltdenlud.
State ex rel Farley v 1'eck ; on'er of ref-
cremu i xtenuled u > Kovcmbur SO. I8ni ,
Prelim vs I'-ntis ; motion toadniit luball sus
tained.
The follow InK canes wow argued and sul > -
inittt-d : Woodwind \ > . Adiun-t courty ;
ItoU'rls6Adanis county ; Cook vs 1'ick-
er I.
I.Tlie court adjouriinil to U'edneslity , No-
vemb r H , 16iO , at 3:10 : o'clock a.m.
'Ihshtato rx rel Waziur s Henry.
Tldf. was ai' a. p.natt"H tor a niltofnian-
ilm.ius to com ) ol ili : county cli ru of Huge
lountj , a countv under townsMji orgniilai-
tion , tu ilclivrr to I lie city r'erk ot Ue.it r ce ,
thrcu : ioticos of elect'on for iach o ! thu lour
wards o said city , desUnntini : thi j > mci s in
inc'iv. rlt winch the I'Ui-'ion to ba held
NiivemlH r 2 , I ri' . w 11 bo Iu Id.
Tlio v.r i \\i : denied for the reason that II
Is tutdutr of the county bojrU
uudor ( o\vij.-li.p ortrauizallon lo
nito -.eiiollMiu : v'aoo'In ' thMr county , aud
unit ; 5iich doUmiilim t > e mud ? , the orumtU
prpdnri * hBll rotiMitutea to n lnp. nnd he
ti | prftfwr pMlitiE I'ltPM ' tor eenpral elt ilnns
in a city 01 fhe S T < ind rlf H , whrttier they
owrj-pjnd w ith the t\anN ot Mvh city > 'r i
not.
|
City v . Itithbonp. Krror from
.j county. Aflinmtl. Oj Imon by Mav-
\vell , Oi.J.
1. Where the testimony shows that tliirj
vme soctimcttatlotift of snow ami Ice on a
sidewalk , in consequence -of which the
plilntm fcHnud inin ned eveto injuries ,
the iuestlonh HI e thec.ly ni m-zliitent
in not rpino\ini < the oNtturt oat Is ono nt
firt to b ? determine 1 by the Jury from all
the oireinnsUni ft of the ens' .
Smith v. . the Situe. Krior from DOUR ] * *
tomty. Affirmed. Op nlon b , ' IJprt" , J.
1. Totilter and publl h an Instrument al
leged to have been \ < rjed is to decline or as
set t directly or Indirect ! } ' , by words or nc-
tlons , that It Is good. UuleHpplleO. FoMeii
vs. Swle. 11 Nob. &W.
2. ThoeUdoueo cMimtned and held suffi
cient to sn-tnin the \er < llct.
" . One B. . a stTRURcr in Otnahn , mot one
1. , who profc < ed to liaxen laijre farm near
St. Louis and djslrrd to employ ! ! to super
intend it. While they weie cotnerMne a
pretcnilul frplElit avcnt appealed , who was
iutroilueed lo U by T as such , and who de
manded of T the iianiicnt ol a pn-ti n ioil
freight bill of SO j. T. tiretemliiiu he had not
sultielciit chuiiuo to pay the bill , prevented to
It a lorgod chock on"an Omaha bank for
S2SQ , saying ho c mid cot Hie tnoney on pre
sentation , and asked him to cash It. Held ,
an uttering of the check , although It was not
ncuiilly transferred to B.
J'riees Lancastei county. Mrior fiom
Lancaster county. Alllimed. Opinion by
Mnxwell. Uh. J.
1. Certain lands In an odd-numbered sec
tion within the limits ot the B. AM. . railroad
grant was claimed by that corporation uud
also adversely by various parties under the
hoimttitcnd and pre-emption laws. In 1S7T
the laud wns assessed and taxes levied
tliPiron and tlie laud sold to ono I' . , who
paid the taxes on said land for 18Tt > and 1ST'J.
Afterward the couuly treasurer made SIM
entry on his record.of salu'imt said land
was not subject to taxatlori. I' , thereupon
biouglitan action against Hie county to ic-
co\ei the nnioniH paid with Interest. Held ,
thai the cotporation having earned the land
by the completion nud acceptance of the
io.ul. was the equitable owner ol said land ,
and that the same was taxable , notwith
standing llio failure ot the company to pay
the fee * , for the entry of I he same
Kirlc vs iJmUlng. Kiror from Lancaster
count ) . Kuveised. Opinion by Maxv\eil ,
Cli. J.
I. A piobate co'irt having jurisdiction of
tlie sunjcct-mattci and Iho paities made an
entry as lollows : "It appearing lo me from
said testimony that said Instrument is the
last will and testament of said Joabllobbs ,
and that he was in alliespecls rompet'-nt to
make awill.it is therefore ordered bv mo
thai said instrument bu admitted to piobatc
as and fur the last will and testament , ot said
Joabllobbf , which said instrument is in the
words and injures following , to-wil : " ( copyIng -
Ing the will. ) In a collateral pioemliug.
held a sufficient order of the probate of the
will.
'J. Where real estate Is devised to take ef
fect upon the death ot n parly mimed w ho has
a life estste in the demises , a party claiming
under the will , in an action ot ejectment to
obtain possession ot the land , must prove
the termination of tlie life estate.
II. A tenant in common ot real estate can
only recover In ejectment to the extent ot his
tllle.
Anderson vs Buchanan. Krror from Otno
county. Iteverseu and dismissed. Opln
ion by Cobb , J.
In an action on a warranty deed for a
breach of the covenants for quiet enjoyment ,
the plaintiff must allege and piove that lie
has been turned out of the. possession of the
granted premises , or of some part thereof , or
has yielded the possession thereof to the
pir.imouut title , lieal vs HollisterU ,
-Northwestern railway. Ib9.
Dodge vs Omaha & bouthwestern Kailroad
company. Appeal from Douglas county.
Afliiined. Opinion by lieese. J.
1. Where an action has bi-i'ii commenced ,
flic transfer by the plaintiff of his Inteioit in
the subject of the action to another , will not
prevent tlio prosecution of tlm suit to its
termination in the name ot theongiiial plain
tiff.
2. Wheie icalestate as a town lot upon
which then ) is a mortgage only worded , is
i taken by a rallioad company lor inslu-ot-way
purposes , in e\eici- . ( ! ol its right of eminent
domain , ana tlio whole of the lot taken , tlie
condemnation money being paid to the
mortgagor and holder ot the legal title : in an
action against such railioad company by the
mortgagee to foreclose Iho mortgage , tno
question as to whether by the condemnation
pioce.-dinc-s the railroad company acquired
the fee to the propeity or an easement is not
deemed material and is not decided. The
whole of the piopcrty being taken , the effecl
upon Ihe nioitgagee's secuntv is the same ,
3. Where a railroad company in the ex
ercise of Its right ol eminent domain seeks
to appropriate private propeity for its own
use lor the purpo&o ot right-of-way by con
demnation and appraisement , all persons
having an interest in theproperty , including
nun tgagees , should bo made panics to the
pioceeiilng by proper notice , and If such
compaii } fail so to do and p.iy the money tea
a peison not entitled theicto , such proceed
ing and payment are void as lo all persons
not parties theteto.
1. In case of such procccilln s lo condemn
real estate upon which there U a mortgage ot
record , the condemnation money found due
the owner of the land should bo applied ,
fir- > to tl e payment of the amount due upon
the mntgago , and the remainder to the
holder of the legal title. In case suoh piy-
ment Is not made or tendered to the mort
gagee by proper notice of the pn ceding , 1 e
is not aiiC5tedihir-'by and may foreclose ms
moitgape as against the railroad company bv
proper action.
a. The piocceilin ; to foreclose a i > a ! estate
mortgage is void : is to all persons inton-sted
In Iho subjictot thu suit , who aie no * paities
to the action Ther-'io o , it mich pi-r-.otis
are not made parties another action may be
instituted either by or against them , for thu
} iurpLS3 of determining their lights. If
against them , It may bo by the purchaser of
thi ) ja-opeity sold u'uler the lust loioclosure.
Cheney vs Dmilap. Appeal from Johnson
connlv. Htivuised ami do.'ioo for plaintltr.
Opinion by Cobb , J.
J. The evidence before the dlsrlct court
held insufliclcnt to sustain its uudlng and
Ju Igmeut.
z , The airo or date of the actual execution
of n written paper , held , not to bo a question
of .science , skill or trade , nor one of the like
Id ml. upon which a witness may testify and
ulve his opinion as an expert , upon Its mere
inspection.
THE COON IN THK COKDWODU.
The activity displayed by the ancient
relief .seeker , Tom Kcnnard , in bolstering
up thu Howe campaign and his evident
imagination that his letters to tlie
State Journal will elect tlio trickster , is
worth a casual glance in the panorama of
politics , for if any one tluncs that Iho
man who was cleaned out in his ward
primary when all Ihe rest of the ticket was
elected is working for nothing , he wants
to stay judgment nud see if Kennarddoca
not shove a little bill into the central
committee for his literary labors. Ken-
nard evidently thinks also flint he is
making himself felid with incoming
mom burs of the legislature , enough to
that ho can rcsu'iiu his life work in pre
suming that bill for the relief of T. P.
Kennard at the coming session , which
aims nt a cool leu thousand to mulch
from the fitato treasury if possible. This
bill for relief will bo the same ono that
sessions after sessions of thu legislature
have thrown out over tlie transom and
timt was crowded with such assiduity
upou the lait session by a man dressed
in a swallow-tail coat , white
hat nnd who torn paper into scraps
around through the lobby , that Ihe ingis- '
luturo look stops to legislate ngnmt re
ceiving .nnd considering fetich bogus
claims at all. Just as soon as election is
over the old relief bill will bo taken
down usruhi und dusted , thu swallow tail
coat will bo brought from retirement and
tlm prospects are that the tir t uersonago
tlm law linkers will greet nt tno hall of
n-.prcsentativo * will uo Tom Konnard ro-
Eumiug his labors of a life. Just how
inuiiy votes iu the coming legislature
Chut-uk Howe can tarn over for the re
lief nf Kcnnard is till the mj tury there
ib about it.
THE DAVJTT LFCTtJUK.
To-night MirliRul Davitt , the father of
the land league , will addru.s.- the citizens
of Lincoln upon the Irish question at the
opera house. Mr , Davit ! received an oration
tion ut the hands of the citizens of Lin
coln on the occasion of his visit hero a
few weeks jigo , and ho will oe oven more
curdiaiiy received than then iu this his
second visit to tno state capit.il "Last
night wfcen he amyifil in the city
from Omaha , n larec delegation
rrcfive'l ' him t the depot , n band aVcom-
jaii > lng them , and making more than
words of xveleonie for the Irish patriot
At ( lie l-vturo t' night the Linoln l ro-
plc will atti-nd in no iinerrtsm numbers
ami the lecture will lw an ovation. J.
Merlmg Morton , of Nebraska City , will
be among those in attendance. The pre
liminary arrangements made for Ihc Ice-
lure have Governor Dawcsfor the presid
ing oflicer and the following list of vice
presidentJmlaeii C'obb , JMaxwcll nnd
Itoo/io / , of the supreme court : Judges liny-
ward and Pound , of the district court ;
] ) i-trict Attorney J. 11 Strode , Major C.
C. Hurr , Me < r.s. Cnlhotin , ( Jere nnd
liydp , of the local press : H. 1) . Sttnrns
A" J. Sawyer , 11 llrngmnn , John U.
Clark , T. M. Mntquette , Judge \V. 11.
Morris , of f'rclc ; .Mnjor Kleutsch. 1C P.
Hoirsron , H. K. Moore , John 15. Wripnt ,
I. M. Hu.\mond , A. E. Unrgravcs , Prof.
Hunt ley. Chancellor Manatt , llc-v. M. A.
Kennedy , L. M. Leonard. J. W. Marshall.
J. 15. Johnson , Lewis ( iregorv , Alex
Allen , II. H. H. rincke L. L. Lipe ,
II. lleini's , \V. A. Moore , ( . luirles Harris ,
A. H. CurtisV. ! . Scott , 1 : . 11 Chnpin ,
C. F. t'reiiriitou. The parties having
clinrgo of tlie sale of tickets report the
most Mattering "successand nothing"PPUIS
to be lacking to make the lecture an en
tire success.
DhATII OA1 |
lirccoding the death ruttlo are breathed
upon the public with dtip regularity from
the insane hospital ruler , and judging
from a letter published in thu Journal the
other tiny , ono paliont , at lea t , Is ic-
cciving butter troatnient. This patient ,
named Clark , Inn written , or it has been
written for him , a letter praising
Matthcwson skyward , but if any reliance
can be placed on a letter of thai kind
equal reliance ought lo bo nut upon n let
ter sent by the same patient denouncing
the institution a s-bort time ago. As llns
patient Clark is a relative of nv-n-y prom
inent Omalm piti/.cn , the object of the
lute lelter is apparent to all.
TOWN TOl'lrs.
Tom Carnuhaii , the colored member of
the police force , has been treated to a
genuine surprise by the arrival of his
brother from Texas , whom ho bus not
heard from in twenty yenr.s. Uclorp the
wnr Tom and his brother were slave
children in Arkansas and were separated
by the war. Tom drifted to the r.orth
and his brother to Texas. A short lime
ngo a letter fiom the latter place in
formed Tom tluit his brother was alive
and well and the reunion was agreed
upon nnd carried out just as speedily n .
possible.
\Vcdnesdav of next week the home
dramatic or opera club that has so suc
cessfully presented the Mikado in Lincoln
will visit Beatrice and present ine
Mikado to the citizen * on the IJluo.
Tlie first of the Burljngtoii route ex
cursions to the Paeilic i-oa t passes
through Lincoln to-day made up with
travelers from all along the line of the
Chicago , Burlington & Quiiiey in Iowa
and Illinois. At Lincoln a number of
California visitors for the nintor on the
Pacific coast will join the train , and a
few are booked nt oilier points along the
line in Nebraska.
The Chicago Opera company hold the
boards at Fnnkn's opera house on Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee. ll.'M. S. Pinafore is tin * open
ing opera , given by the company.
The republican congressional commit
tee has is-ued a circular alleged to lie ;
McShane's record in the legislature ,
which , in spite of the desperate efforts to
muki ; it appear n wretched one , shows
McShane in many popular measmes
Mantling with the people against corpora
tions. The efforts of the ring to choku
off the McShane sentiment : ire fairly
frantic.
There are no new developments of note
in the fittest burglary , although a young
chap named Smith , well known in police
circles , talks ns though he knew some
thing about the parties who committed
the act , and talks about making u con
fession , it is very evident that there is
a gang nt present working the city.
Church llowo was in Lincoln ypstcrdav
bracing up his Lincoln strikers with
renewed throats of vengeance that will
fall like hail on tlio city if lie is defeated.
Horsemen everywhere recommend the
use of St. Jacobs Oil just before a lace.
Uc Wns Not an Umpire.
Pittsburg Dispatch : A dilapidated-look
ing individual limped painfully along
Fifth avenue. One eye was draped in si
cloud of gloom. One arm reposed in a
sling. One foot was clail in u roomy
slipper. A stout cane aided his slow
progress , ami an unmistakable odor of
arnica emanated from Ins person , per
meated the atmosphere , ami trailed be
hind him on tlic breeze.
"Charleston sufferer1 suggested 5.01110
one in a little group as he approached ,
mil as ho got abreast of the party one
of them facetiously inquired :
"What game did you umpire to-davv1'
"Shut up , " exclaimed another. "No
chestnuts. The man's been in an acci
dent. "
"Xo I haven't , " res-ponded the subject
of remark , "and I ain't an umpire ,
either. " '
" 'I hen what are you ? What's the
matter ? What have you been doing ? "
chorused the group.
" 1 the dandiest foot-ball
bfdong to - team
in this section , and don't you forget it.
We had the best game of the season yes
terday , and it beats any fun you over
saw. \ \ e need a couple ot good men for
substiutes. Don't tome of you fellows
want to join1' ?
"Coldr" 'Tes ! " "Cure it ! " "How ? "
"Udo Red Star Cough Cure. ' " Does so ,
and is happy.
Divers are examining the bottom of
Lake Quiusigamond for mics of the an
cient owners of the soil whc.se camping
ground was on the .shores. The divers are
employed by the Worcester Natural His
torical society.
PEIISONS who lead a life of exposure
are subject to rheumatism , neuralgia and
lunMjago and will find a valuable remedy
in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini
ment , it will banish pain nnd subdue in-
llamulion.
A calf was killed in Zionville. Pa. , ono
morning , the skin wns at the tannery iiy
uoon , Wiia tanned ana turned over to the
shoemaker that evening , and by the next
morning WHS made into a pair of boots
which were woru by the man who owned
the otilf that had worn the sKlu the day
before.
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MOST PERFECT MADg
Prn-Med wltb strict wgxri to Pnrity , StrenrtU , ani
HtiUfcfiilE-f * . Dr.l'r iiBiUo'PowdercouUina
noAwopIvUmeJUaaior l'aoaphate .Dr Price's
iirtr&cti , Vaallb , Lsaoa , etc. , Havoi delldocdy.
MIRACULOUS CURES ,
The ? rtrctic of a Boston Phjii-
dan ,
Jiut Intercut the ' .VorHl.
Ilttin TrarrOtr nf Off. 2 ,
Obedient to vour injunctions to write tip
tin- work of. some leadln * phvsfrtsn , minuter
mid leftditir ) > tiwyer , 1 have decided lolet my
first iPtk'rlieatkmt
nil : DocToli.
I have wlffted us the subject of tny sketch
Jir. It. C. rio\UT , of Boston , \Uio > e ofllr-es
aio st ITR-J WaMilnston street , corner dt Kn t
Chester Park. The reason of this M-leellon
tstliat , aftera thnuuich lmotiraiioii ! of tlto
ptacllcp and success of several eminent phys
icians of different cities of the east , nil lines-
trillion which would do credit to nny article
In any Journal , 1 IIMO ascertained beyond
cavil or doubt that Dr. Flower stands at the
head of the lareost and tno < t successful prao-
tlce In this country. Ho lias tanre patient *
than ativ dozen doctors 1 have any know I-
edue of , mid that he cures more abandoned
nnd supposed Incurable casein nil has crowd
ing upon hi * time and seeking Ills service
more patients than jon , mlcht suppose twenty
phjsielans could attend to , Is n fact known
to every one who knows mottling of this
enoiinous practice.
Dr. Flower may have his enemies those
who are jratous ot his success , nnd who
would delight in Ills Injury , but one thing Is
stile , Dr. Flower IMS never had
HIVAt.
.Since Itivwtlgntlm : the work of the Doctor.
1 have seen aniom : his vatictiti mini1 happy
and grateful men and women than 1 have
seen in all mj Me put together. I have seen
those who , a lew month. " and > ears asro , we-e
neailv oaten mi with cancer , and consump
tion ; thuso once in the times of death with
heart disease : on the border of insanity \\itli
iier\ousnes > : helpless with parahsis ; de-
Jormed by rheumatism , emeu. well , happy.
and clothed In their ilslitmind. These I
hau seen , talked with them fate to luce.
visited their home * and learned the history
of their disease and their etne.
I have visited a number ot Dr. Flowei's
patients. These patients had nearly evo-y
kind of chronic disenso known tle-h Is lie ! r
to. Jlll here clve a digest of the ravines
ot a few , and will add , in 01 del to settle the
point as to vt hcther thu cures me permanent ,
that all the cases hero refetred to weic
treated two or more years a o.
. \Villatd I'ice , ol the firm of llice , Ken
dall it Co. , ot Federal street , Inruo paper
maiuitncttiiers , said : 1 have been acquainted
with Dr. Flovxei tor many jears. I have
known him Intimately in many of life's re
lations , but mijst intimately as a physician.
llui.sa lemarkaDly successful and .skiiltul
plij'iician : outside ol my o\\n people I have
known ot Ills pel forming the most leinarka-
hlo and wonderl ul cures. He has a practice
which surpasses anything I ha\e ever known
or lii-aid of , and it ciows larger all the time.
Tlieie is but one Dr. Flower , and 1 don't be
lieve them will ever be another. He Is
thoroiifshlv responsible for anything he may
undeitake , in every -sense ol the wind a
most reputable gentleman and valued
inend.
A , A. Howe. Kq. . . fonvaider and commis
sion merchant. India wluif , Boston , sail :
Dr. 1' lower inuert me > ears inoot what land
all mv friends beliu\cd to t > u an incurable
malady. It-\va ; wholly pliical , but had
uUuily prostrated my nerves and threatened
my mind. 1 had doctored with several lead-
im : pl ) ) lciausot thiseitv and Philadelphia.
: tt a ver > heavy expense , but lecetved no
benelit. Wheii'l consulted with Dr. Flower
he told me my troubles without asking me
any question * , took inv case.
treated it , with dispatch and
cuied me permanently.
Mi. A. ( i. Thompson , of Fifth Avenue
Hotel , New-Yoric city , so well known there ,
was consulted Hoarding Dr. Flower : "Ves ,
he dorUiied my vriiusome live or six years
nsro for what was supposed to bo an incur
able blood tioublf , also heart tionble which
thieatened her life daily If not hourly , till"1 "
btilTeicd untold airony , was almost entirely
lielple.is , find we.weie all depicted and dis-
eoui aired over htr ; condition. Dr. Flower
tieated her Iorse\eral nionthsand tlioiotighly
riadicatcd this vol.son tiom her system ,
cured hei lieait tiouble pcriraticntly , and she
has had no dinioultv in aii\ way since , and
has onimed splendid heai'li. Before con-
suIlimr'Ur. Flower she was doi-tored by .sev
eral load ! UK physicians of this city and pio-
noiiuccd inc-iir.ible. "
Mis * Klla Hetts , Xorwollc. CL , said : " 1 had
been lame and almost liclpli-s-.lv lame lor
se\eral yi-ais. I had been faithfully doctoied
by several prominent iilivsiciaus , and by
them pionoiinecd incurable. 1 consulted Dr.
Flow or as a
ijL.fr rnxt n.
He told me nut to despair : 1m thoucht ho
could cuiHine ; he tre.ited me lor sc\eral
months and ivbtored me to excellent health. "
Ihave over one hundieil and forty just
such testimonials , but space forbids mcntiou-
iiiu'inotc.
1 have visited Dr. Flower's ollico fic-
quontly , and famiharl/.eil myself with his
pi.ietic'c. H ( ei'3 about ono hundred and
seventy patients aday.and his assistant about
HS many more. X > one can see the doctor
witlidiit feuling that be Is a man among men ,
who thoionghlv understands his Du inessbe-
lieves In it and enjovs it. To know him Is to
like him , and to all , under all circumstances1 ,
is lie affable.
Iloisyonns ; not yet thirty-se\en years of
age. quick in Ids movements , and possesses
ah intuitional peicoption which many be-
is suriixATni.u. : : .
For evninple , he will tell a patient his dis
ease bettei than the patient cm tell him. In
50.KX ) c\n , initiations he will never makea
mistake : and that he can read the inner con
dition of a person as well as you would read
an open book K a tact no one would lor a
moment question who knows anything abou
him.
him.The
The crowds that como dally to bee Dr
Flower are immense , and ono must see for
himselt if lie would have but a faint icalUa-
ion of what this one man IK dolnc.
I ventuie the statement that there aio pa
tients from cveiy state In the union at this
time , stopping in the city lor a longer or less
time , anil under the piofessional care of Dr.
Flower. That you can see at these offices
every week , it not every day , patients from
every section of the country , and almost
eveiy part of the world , seeking Dr. Flower's
aid-
AXI > TIHT : oivr IT.
A man from Kentucky said that ho had
paid out for the last eight or ten jcars from
two hundred to live hundred dollars Just
p.itrliini : up ills stomach , catarrh and lung
troubles , and then ho ' .vas nexer well ; lie-
fluently had pneumonia , and always had to
be very careful ; that three years aito he con
sulted Dr. Flower , and was so pleased with
the examination that he placed himself im
mediately under his caie. In a few months
was entirely ciiK'd. and had cnjojedever
since the best ( if health. It cost inn a thous
and dollars for lr. Flower to cine me , but I
have not paid out A cent since , and 1 feel
now 1 am good for many jcaib of splendid
health. i
Does Dr. ! lower
i Al-WAVs Cl lit ?
Ill- docs not. ' nd docs not pretend to. But I
am safe In sl\lnirthat ; ho will euro more sick
outof ucl\eu number than any man in the
woild , and that he will readily in cm lug
fmly ninety 'perl-fntof the supposed Incura
bles. I heard nn old man and a physician
a > that Dr. Flower may not cure ! < ll Ills E -
I tlents , but wlief ) a pcrn J& hick and Dr.
newer cannot cure him , 1 tniuk for such a
person there js little ho ] > o in this world.
If a sick man consults Dr. Hewer , I do not
care > Uiat the disease l , he will soon be satis-
lied that lie is in the presence of n man who
can read Ida very inmost troubles as ho
would an open book.
At uiy urgent yajuwt Dr. Flower allowed
mo to examine a lilt ] ot testimonials 1 fchould
judgii between fifty and sixty thousand In
number. The following nra a few from sev
eral 1 made extracts from , and which 1 have
been i > rmitted to ne. They are 11\ inc le-sti-
monlala and represent ilUlerent sections ot
the country :
I writ totellyouv\hatyourmcdicincihavo
done for my wife , fehe is altogether a new
beinc. I am confident she. would ha\e been
in an insane asylum and a helnless j-arah tic
besides li.1i ! it ot been for yon and your
medicines , Kvt-rv oue who knew her and
her condition nxjiik of this wonderful iin-
provemeut. it.V. . AJderman. Clariden.
Oiiio , Seiit. 30 , issG.
Mrs. Win. Miller , of Holden , Mo. , under
date of Sept. la , Ihafi : When I coinniencwi
taking your treatment I was aiuio&t dead. I
thoutm I could not possibly live ions ; that I
must soon leave husband and children. Oh ,
Doctor' Icanuptoxpres&inygraUtudei Forman
man\ months before coiamendu your treat-
mi nt 1 br.d no appctitu , no desire to liv
dul not want to see anybody perfectly
miserable , and my case so complicated iiotti-
ing I took would relieve me Now 1 am
so proud that I ninimproxint ; so fast.
Mr. Miller , of Holdin. Mo . wnt ntf to a
friend , said : "Dr. Flower made a llxiug \sit |
to our tow n to visit Mr. Klberdinir , one of h s
pntienK Mr. Klberding s eoso liad tmtlllod
tin- must skillful ph.xsieinm in this Imri of
the country. It was a bid ruse of rhe.un.i. .
lisni. Mr. Klterdlne could not mine hands or
tm > t , and la'd in bed or a leclni'iie elmir forever
over two years , he suffered ten ibl > ; had to
I * fed. Or. Flow PI | ( M > K his OR C a f ( > w
monflis aeo. nud to-day Mr. F.lbeidimc ran
u o hi3flrm . sit up at th tflblo and OH ,
dli\TS his huecv and is cO'iiimralneh fteo
from nnln : can < tniid on Ids f t nnd'in a
short t'.mo w ill beablp to walk. Ili ease lis ,
erenled a coed deal ot evitpnipnt in our omn-
tnunltv. We look upon Dr. Flow or asn ic
matknlilp f1" -t-i . .
Mrs. Miirick1 Foreman , of ( iitrrlson. Inwi ,
writes : "May ( iojbles * j m Is tnein of m\
heart as 1 wnte. lor 1 must tell > uu tin- tufni
news. After weatlni : a brace lur ti'j spun-
for ten yenr < I can now tpy It aside , also hi\ :
me liad falllm : of tle woniti for fifteen yeats
can now say that for mouths I Imve not felt
that teirible drariring-dow n scn < atlon. "
Elirabetli M. While , of DownsMlle. N. Y. .
under date of Sejit. 10 , lssi ( , wiites : Inom
last letter yon requested me to let > ou l'no- >
soon what changes had been takim : place.
The memtHTsot thefandl.v sa > tliat thetiimor
lias Jecica ed In siy.e veiv considerably.
Them is considerable diflerenee in the ap
pearance of It now ttom acar at'o. Long
befoto I commenced > onr tieatment the
tumor was so lariu and haid that 1 could but
Just touch mv elbow to my knee , and that
v < .is quite an effort. I can now rest It then )
with ease. Then I could not sit in a chair
and reach down to the ilooi to pick any
thing up , that 1 can now do. The skin now
Is quite loo-e around thu abdomen. The
tuinoi extended liom hip to hip. now quite n
space each side and abo\e it is fiee ; 111- , also
much softer. All this lias beef simutiplished
since yon commenced treatinu m > cai > .
Dr. Flower has occasionally made profes
sional trips to the West and .South , but 1 un
derstand from the doctor hitnsolt that these
trips are about nvei that he expects to make
one more trip to ( lie West this season , and u
little later in the wintei one to the South
that tliese will close his \tsits abroad alto-
cethei. That his practice at home is becom-
imrso cient , notwithstanding the eOu-lout
help he has , as to render leaving home lei
auv length of time out of the question.
Many ol Di. Flower's patients lie never
sec-- , though he would much rattier sec11 hem.
at least once ; but when this cannot be , he
submits a list of questions lot ( lie patient to
answer , which , when lully answcmi. en
ables him to judge ofttiecase ti'"irl > as well
as liv a peisonal Intel view.
The .IOOVP would indicate. ! most wondei-
ful skill if not supernatural powei ( thouch
thf doctor disclaims unythini : supernatural i ,
nnd many such a case 1 have leceutly become
acquainted with.
How Dr. Flower can do those things , and
as one writer puts it , toy with ucath and
disease as tliouch they were nothing , ami
out of the shadow , the tear and despaii , biing
his patient into health , happiness and joy ,
I know not how , but that he does it is a
fact , a ti'iiible fact , and one which \\ill shed
light when all rise is daik in the death cham
ber.
ber.Those
Those , however , who wisli to know moie
of this doctoi and his cures , will bj sendlni ;
a two-cent stamp to L. Barta & Co. , I'earl
stieet , Boston. Mass. , receive a copy of their
publication , fiom which a portion of this
aiticle is extiacted.
I'oilcKtndV Deathbed Wedding.
vViisliiiigtcm Post : A week ago l\st :
Saturday n strange scene- was enacted in
ono of tlic eli'jrantl.v ' appointed chambers
of No. 1,310 1-st. northwest. It was : i
wedding , but thu stranfre part of ityas
that tlie bridegroom , too feeble to rise ,
lay in tils bed. dying of consumption ,
while a Catholic priest tied the marital
knot , so soon to bo severed by death
Senor Don Luis lie 1'odcstad y I'inlieiro
1ms for the last year been the third secre
tary of the Spanish legation in this city.
Ho belonged to the ancient family of the
I'odi'stads , who Imve been n noted family
of Spain for nmn.y generations , and hfs
uncle was the. Marquis de I'odcstud. who ,
while with the legation bore , became
quite a favorite. Soon after Don Luis
came to this city to assume his new
duties , ho met and became acquainted
with Miss Wright , the daughter of the
late linmbleton Wright , u well known
citi/.un.
Miss Wright is u beautiful , laughing
brunette. She is of medium height , ana
H possessed of a splondiil form. Her vi
vacious disposition , beauty mid grace
cautivited ttie heart of Don Luis , and
acquaintance soon ripened into love ,
which became mutual.
Hut their happiness was destined to be
short lived. A month or two ago tlic
seeds of consumption , which had been
been sown in the young man , began to
assert themselves. He was prostrated on
the bed , from whence IIP was never to
rise uhvo. During all his illness his dc-
voteil liancco watched at his bedside with
the tenderness and solicitude of a wife.
Hut HIP dread disease had too firm a hold
iinil all hope was given up by the pliysi-
cinn two weeks ago.
It was ver.v hard for the young man ,
only in Ins twenty-eighth year , to ilic ,
when ho had such bright prospects be.
tore him , but when he learned there was
no hope for him. ho informed his fiancee.
Miss \Vnght \ , nnd as a last wisli asked
her to marry him , even on Ins death-bod ,
so that she might at least bear his name.
The ceremony was performed and then
Don Luis hank more rapidly , until on
Tuesday last he died.
Neuralgic pain is usually of an in
tensely sharp , cutting or burning char
acter. To effect a speedy and perma
nent cure rub thoroughly with Salvation
Oil , the greatest p.iin-cnrc on earth. 25
cents.
When a man is ill he should send for a
doctor at once ; but when he 1ms n cougher
or a sere throat he needs only Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. 25 cents.
Every day adds to the great amount of
evidence as to the curative powers of
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Letters are contin
ually being received from all fcections of
the country telling of benefits derived
from this great medicine. . It isuncminled
for general debility , and as a blood ! puri
fier , expelling ev ry trace of scrofula or
other impurity. Now is the time to take
it. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co. , Low
ell , Mass. Sold by all druggists.
The most stubborn and distressing
cases of dyspcsia yield to the regulating
nnd toning influences of Hood's S\r ; apn-
rilla. Try it.
On next Wednesday night Dr. 1T. ; .
Allen will cive a reception to the homm-
opaline physicians of tnis city in his
rooms in Williams' block , with the intent
of establishing an association for the < lis-
cu-siun of mutters of interest to the pro
fession. Thu lirot discussion will bo upon
membranous croup and will h tukc-ii
iiart in by Drs. Sjiragne Pnr-ons ,
\ \ orloy. DiiiKinoor mm others.
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Farm Loans and Insurance ,
Corrcsi-omlpiic'e In rcpurl to lonni 1:1410 : L
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the eaual of which cannot bo found elsewhere.
At Council niuffs the trninsrf the 1'nlon Pocl-
f.a Hr. connect In Vnion Dapot with those of
the ( 'hlrafro i Norlliwcsloni Ky In Clilcm.-o
the rralnE. of this line make close connection
ulth Uio o of nil cnstnni line" ,
Foi Detroit , C'olutntiuR. Indlanaioll ] . Cincin
nati. Nlaz-rtrA Falls , nuffnlo , 1'ltlf burjr. Toronto ,
Montreal , lioulon , Niw VorV. 1'lillndelphl'j , linl-
tlmor * . \\'Dslilnmon nnd iJl roluls In thti east ,
RsU the tinketnc nt for tlekptu via the
"NOHTHWBRTKHN. '
If yon wish the best r.o'ommnilfUioni. JlH
ticket luontsrell tlcliuis r.alhlelino.
M. IIUGHITT , K. I1 WILSON.
( iencral Maniurer , Rent. 1'ass'r. ARont
f blcdgo , III
w M. lur-cocir , L , IL IIOLLKS.
GenlWostern AKt. fltv 1'ash Agt ,
Mil Faiiium St. . Omalm , Nob.
THE
CHICAGO SHORT LIKE
OF ntE
Chicago , Milwaukee &St , Paul B'y '
THE BUST 3EIOUTE
hio GUH1J1 ® l COOSCIL BLOfB l
TWO T11AIN8 n.ULY llETn'KUN OMAHA
COUi CJL HLUFJ'd
AND Milwaukee ,
St. Puul , JlirweniioHs , I'cdur HajiUlH ,
Clinton , Unbuque , Davenport.
Uock lalnnd.l'roeporl , Itockfonl ,
K\gln \ , Xaillsoii , Junes ville ,
Hcloit , Winona , La UFOBSO ,
AnJuJI otbrr 'tar > ' > i innl point * East , Kortbecil
mill Southeast.
1'orthroneh tlckbit call a tUu TioUat Aon
at HQKnnmrn \ fatrout ( la 1'nxton Hotel1 , or u
I nlon Tftcllio Dti.ot
I'lilltiuui bicoucm nnd thw flnait Olnlntr Onn
InthuvroiW urt > run on lno uialu llnNOflha
ClIIClQO , MlMTAUIIZIE A T. l'\UI. IUH.VTAY.
nnil evorjr ntlentlon 1) pnld to pnssengen bf
courtcxma eaiployci of the company.
It WII.LKII , Umtrul Jluna cr.
J. lf. 'I'vcKKn , Astiktant Runral (
A V. H OAiii-Kvm , Goaer l
Tlffcot Aecnu
lir.o. K llKArrnut ) , Atsltum OeiifrtJ I' * ' on-
gcr mill Ticket Ajii-nt
J. T. CbAiikC Cvatrm Sr.i.erlitcuJsul.
P7 BOYEB & CO.
f
and Jel ? Work ,
5020 Fiiruum ijtrest. O.uajui.