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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JANUABY 2 , 1888.
SAVIDCE'S SUNDAY SERMON.
The Dlvlno Preaches on a Season
able Subject
*
LESSONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Advice to Young find Old Alike
Recollections of tin : 1'nst and
PrcdlctloiiH nnd Hope *
or the Future.
Hcv. SnvldRc'B Sprmrw. '
Last evening Hcv. Cliailcs W. Savldgo
pastor of the Seward street M. K. Churcli ,
preached an Interesting sermon. Ills subject
was "A New Stnrt , " anil ho took his text
from II Corinthians , V-17 : "Old things hnvo
passed away ; behold all things nro become
now. " Isnlnh MG-17 : "Ccaso to do ovll ;
learn to do well. "
Our subject to-night Is , "A New Start. "
First , wo learn from this text that the old
has passed , away and the now has come.
Tills is truo. nt two distinct times , namely ,
when a soul Is converted to God , and when
the old year dies and Ihc new year is born.
At midnight last night , God buried the old
year , The same hand that buried Moses on
Nebo burled 1887. God laid our old friend to
rest In the Bcpulchro of the departed years.
With ono hand the Almighty closed the eyes
of 1887 nnd gently laid him to rest while with
the other Ho swung open the door of. wel
come for 18S8. The cradle and the grave nto
close together.
To-duy wo say tenderly "farewell" to 18S7
and "hail" to ISNJ. While it is sad to part
with the old , it Is pleasant to welcome the
new.
new.Take a hasty glimpse at these two the old
und the new. As wo take the last look nt
the face of 1887 let us throw something
Into his grave a sprig of evergreen
to show our love for Him , but let us throw
in , too , our failures and mistakes and sins.
I only want to remember enough of the past
to make mo wiser and better for the future.
Ono hasty glance nt the past makes mo lift
my face to my Heavenly Father with the
prayer that Ho will help mo start anew for
heaven to-night. I have always liked these
words out of the best book , "Forgetting
the things which are behind , I press toward
the mark for the tirizo. " It wllltako ussomo
tlmo to get acquainted with our new friend.
Moro than once wo shall wrlto 1887 , then
craso and write 1888. Look nt this baby
year. Ho comes with silence. His lingers
nro on his lips. Ho will not tell what ho has
In store for us , whether good or ill. Ho
comes enveloped in a flame of light. Other
years have been wrapped in u mantle of
darkness , while he , like Elijah , rides in u
chariot of flro. On his chariot arc Jesus'
words , "Light is como into the world. "
Never did men know the difference between
right and wrong as they know it to-day.
Ho comes bringing in these chubby childish
hands of his marvelous blessings blessings
that great true hearts have dreamed of and
prayed for. Try to count thorn. They nro
moro than you can number. Ho comes to us
bearing precious opportunities that touch
body , mind and heart , and will affect other
Bouls for eternity. I am glad , too , that ho
will help us in the making of manhood , for
this child reaches up and places on our shoul
ders grave responsibilities. Have you ever
Been u man who did not bear a burden ?
It expect great things of this new year. I
nm sure ho will sec for us the greatest suc
cesses or the greatest failures , but if God bo
on our side , wo cannot fail. Wo remark in
the second place as wo look into the text nnd
Into" the face of the New Year , .that God lays
upon us all , ono supreme duty , namely this ,
that wo should "ceaso to do evil and learn to
do well. " In a word , Ho wants us to take n
now starf for the right nnd
for heaven this Now Year's day.
And why not ! Men often make a new
i beginning in other lines of effort. Though
they have been beaten once and again , this
docs not deter them from gathering up their
scattered force and facing their enemy.
Kobert Hall , while 'ct a student , was ap
pointed to deliver an address. After proceed
ing for a short time , much to the gratification
of his auditory , ho suddenly paused , covered
his face with his hands and exclaimed. "O , I
have lost all rny ideas. " His second attempt
was oven u greater failure. But this sumo
man , afterwards for nearly half a century ,
excited universal attention and admiration
by the splendor of his pulpit eloquence. Wo
know business men who have lost all they
had in the awful flro that swept away the
earnings of years , but the next day they
went to clearing away the rubbish and buildIng -
Ing anew. When Sheridan rode back from
Winchester that day ho saw his splendid army
In retreat. Ilia mind was quickly made up ;
ho rode the black horse down the broken and
terror-stricken lines nnd hurled thorn back
Into the very teeth of the foo. Many of
us Have been beaten in the bat-
flo for right and wo almost fear to
enter the lists again , and well wo might if
wo went alono. But this text is God's tocsin ,
calling new recruits and old veterans and the
deserters on to duty.
God singles us out nnd speaks to every class
nnd to men of all ages. Ho asks every ono of
us to mnko a now start who huvo in any do-
grco failed. I want to bo the Utst man to
make this new start. I sco so many failures
In the past. I sco such a deep signitlccnco in
this short life. So I say to all you about mo.
"Lot us make vows to God to-day that shall
never bo broken. " The voice of conscience ,
the mercy of our Heavenly Father and the
truth of the Divine Word all unite to urge us
to cheese God now. Bomo will ask I trust
many "How can I make this now startl'
This truth will help you : When you start to
meet God , Ho starts to meet you. And mark
this , Ho will go moro than half way. Ant
when you ask , "How shall I ilnd Him , " His
spirit is sent to direct you , and divine power
is put into your head to enable you become -
eon.
eon.Start then by kneeling down nnd giving
yourself to God in prayer nm
self-consecration , and God will lit' '
you up and mnko you his child. "Him tha
comcth unto Me , 1 will in nowise cast out.1
In Conclusion , I would urge you to nuik (
the now start for hcavon. Two pictures an
before you your worse self and your bctte :
self. You can even read your own features
you know It is yourself. Your choice wll
11 x the soul's destiny cheese the right
cheese God.
"Ccaso to do ovll ; learn to do well. "
Y. M. c. A'MKKTINO.
An Interesting Sunday Service at
Their llnll.
The 4 o'clock meeting of the Y. M. C. A. nt
their hull yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended and interesting services wcro ncld.
George L. Plowman , the young evangelist ,
spoke from the following words :
"Thcso ( the Boreans ) were moro noble
than these of Thcssolonlca , in that they re
ceived the word , with all readiness of mind ,
nnd searched the scriptures daily whether
these things wcro so. "
The world's idea of nobility is generally
connected or associated possibly with high
position , culture , etc. , coupled with n gener
ous disposition and a "big heart , " but God
enys that the man who receives and studies
His word is the noble person. An Individual
may have a heart as largo as a philosopher's ,
nnd yet might not In God's estimation
be uoblo for the reason that
bo would not believe Ills word.
Let us look for a few moments at what
Cod's word Is , what It docs , and the results
derived thorofrom by these receiving It into
the heart. Let us trace the operation of that
word upon the soul of a man from the time
that it llrst lluds him , in his sinful nnd cor-
nipt condition to the period when ho stands
nt the right hand of ' Him that slttcth on the
eternal throne. " Hero is a person steeped in
pollution , nnd who does not know even that
lie is so corrupt until the word is applied with
power to his heart uy the mighty influence of
the Holy Snlrit , for r'\Yltli ° ut the law thcro
is no transgression. " This blessed word that
reveals to him his own nlthlnoss then pro
ceeds to lead him to the "Fountain opened In
the house of David for sin nnd uncleiinncss , "
whcro the blood of the everlasting covenant
is applied bV faith to his heart , cleansing him
from his tilth , and enrobing him with the
divine righteousness of Christ , leaving him
"without spot , or wrinkle or any such thing , , '
What next. Well , when this work is done
thcro is at the same tnuo infused into that
oul a now life. It is not the. turning over of
pew loaf. It is not Joining the church.
Not educating the carnal mlndn for
you might tnko 'ho carnal hentt
) > ollsh U tin , educate it , ocnil it through a
theological seminary nnd put it under the
most favorable circumstances for its merits ,
td bo established , but God's testimony of that
nature would be the same as In the day when
ho said "Thcro is no good thing in thce. "
"Thou are corrupt , even from the crown of
thy head to the soul of thy feet there Is no
good thing In tttcc , thou art full of wounds ,
and bruises nnd puti cfIng sores. " Nothing
short of n new life will ever sec God's ' recon
ciled countenance. Oh , then , dear friends ,
let us examine ourselves hero this afternoon ,
let us prove our owii'-flvcs , for "know yc not
that Jesus Christ is in theo except thou art a
reprobate , mid that If any man have not the
spirit of Christ ho is none of his. " Well ,
then , since the Implantation of a new life has
been effected that life must receive food.
And whcro dors Its food come from ! From
the giddy pleasures nnd airy past-times of
this world ) Oh , no , dear friends. When n
child of God , n man who has been regener
ated by the power of tie ! Almighty , bepins to
seek satisfaction in thu trivial things of this
woiltl , ho makes a sad error. That
which is heaven born can bo
satisfied by nothing but by that
which comes from heaven. Hence the Apostle
tle , Peter , R.IJS : "Have a sincere dcslic for
the word that yo may glow thereby. " This
scripture wns addressed to these who had not
been convci ted but n short time , nnd were
therefore "Babes , " und the Blessed spirit ,
under whoso Inspiration the Apostle was
writing , Instructed him to desho the "milk , "
for the reason that they had not become
stiong enough In the Lord and the poWcr of
His might to receive meat ; us the Word says
in another place , "Meat bolongeth to those
who by reason of use have had their senses
cxccrclscd to dlscoi n both good and evil. "
And there are mnnv of God's clear children
who have known Him long enough to bo cat-
ing meat , but who can rccive searely even
thu milk.
Again ; not only is the soul convicted , re
generated , cleansed , and fed by the Word ,
but when this new life from above Is received
there begins a warfaie against sin , the world ,
the llcsh and the devil , and the man requires
outfitting for the light ; as Paul Instructs
Timothy to "war a good warfaie. " What
docs ho use as his instrument } Docs ho
equip himself with education , talent , culture ,
with church disciplines , creeds , doctrines I
Ho may. Ah it is to bo feared that many
Christians arc using this sort of armour , but
if ho begins his warfaie with these , or any
thing else of human origin , the "Prince of
the power of the air" will often overcome
him , nnd while ho can in the name of the
Lord of hosts s.iy : "Uejoice not against me ,
oh mine enemy , when I fall I shall arise
again , " still he will bring dishonor upon the
cause of "him who hath chosen him to bo u
warrior. " What then is to constitute the
Christian's armour ) Let this blessed book
answer. "Whcreforo take unto you the
whole armour of God that yo may bo able to
stand. Stand therefore having your loins
girt about with truth , und having on the
breastplate of righteousness , and your feet
shod with the preparation of the gospel of
pence , and above nil taking the.shield of faith
which is the word of God , wherewith yo may
bo ablu to quench all the llcry darts of the
evil ono , and take the helmet of salvation. "
Then , dear friends , let us sec to it that wo
are armed with the armour God has prepared
for his children , nnd wo shall be ublo to say
with the bold apostle : uWc nro moro than
conquerors through Him that loved us. "
What next. Well , if you will open your
bibles , you will see that the Hovclator de
scribes to us n scene which is yet to tnko
place in heaven , and in which this same
Word is to occupy n prominent place. That
is when "tho Lion of the tribe of Juda" shall
take the book ( the bible , or book of redemp
tion , as shown by the connection , ) out of the
hand of God , and loose the seals and break
the bands thereof , and give the saints a study
into the details of the glorious truths of re
demption , while the cyles of eternity roll.
Dear Christians , wo ought to be under con
viction , for the way wo have slighted this
word. Let us hereafter seek the hidden
truths therein , and when God thunders forth
from some deep sentence , or wo Und "Jesus
feeding among the lilies , " wo shall bo able to
understand and appreciate what David meant
when ho said : "Moro to bo desired are they
( His commandments ) than gold ; yea , than
much fine gold ; sweeter , also , than honey
nnd the honey comb. Moreover , by them is
thy servant warned , and in keeping
of them is great reward. " We can also have
fellowship with Jeremiah In the words found
in his writings : "I searched for thy word ,
and I found it , and did cat it , and thy wora
was to mo the joy and rejoicing of uiino
heart. "
Let us ask our Father to give us a heavenly
appetite , and then to satisfy us early with
the fruit of his word for his name's sake.
Aincn. . _
AMUSE1MKXT3.
THE GT.IIMAN COMPACT.
"Lnmpaci Vngabundus , " ono of the most
entertaining of German comedies , was pre
sented nt the opera house last night. The
piece requires an immense cast of characters ,
and makes liberal demands upon the versa
tility nnd ability of each. As n whole , the
plcco wns produced with possibly greater
success than attended any previous play of
this company. The plot is simple , the tramps
dreaming ol becoming wealthy suddenlythcn
spending their money and returning to their
former wretchedness. The close of the play
witnesses the disenchantment of the heroes
nnd is attended by a hearty all-round dance.
The vagabonds were Messrs. Kraft , Koch
and Baureis. Mr. Kraft played his part ex
cellcntly. Mr. Koch displayed great vcrsatll
ity in the conception und delineation of hi <
character , giving a sketch such as ho line
not before given hero. Mr. Baureis was tin
center of attraction. His tramp wns ono o :
the most dilapidated imaginable , and his
character work was superb. It provokei
peals of applause and many of these were it
response to work which was unattended by
words. Mrs. Puls Ahl , Mrs. Lindormann
Miss Steinhauscr , Messi's. Puls , Lindorinani
nnd Mouselike furnished excellent support
On next Sunday the company will appear It
"Dio Karlsschueler , " when the iirst appear
nncowill bo made of Miss Elsa Hoemoram
Mr. Mooitz Eiscmann , from the Thalia thca
tor of Milwaukee. Thcso will remain mem
bcrs of the company.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
A. Hodges nnd W. J. Gould , of Elam
Creek , registered at the Exchange hotel yes
tcrday.
G. ft. Andrews , of Weaver , la. , is at th
Exchange.
C. M. Saltgtvon , of Curtis , Neb. , is stop
ping at the Exchange hotel.
Although to-day Is n legal holiday th
school board has decided that the tchools
must open.
The B. & M. will commence work on their
now station at L street this week.
The number of cars of stock received at
South Omaha last year amounted to 2r,4iJ. !
About a dozen of the stock yard employes
received cards bf dismissal as a Now Year's
gift on Saturday.
Now that the year is ended , stockmen nro
going over their books for statistics , and
among other things , they say that the largest
receipts of hogs for any ono day was 10,514 ,
of caltlo 5b02 , of sheep : i,001 , and of horses
nnd mules -10. The railway men add , that
the greatest number of cars received was 23 ! )
on September 1U , 18S7.
Now Years services were held In all the
churches yesterday.
The city council will hold a short session
to-night. They will Just meet long enough to
adjourn.
Jcwluli Charity Ball.
The Hebrew Knights of Charity , organized
about a com pie of months ago , guvo their
first ball last night at Gcrinanla hall. Over
ninety couples were present , and about $100
was cleared , which is to go into the fund for
indigent Israelites. The rlrst feature of the
evening was the opening address by Prof. J.
D. Nathanson , of the Omaha business col-
lego. It was a sensible talk , showing the
object of the association and the work already
accomplished. The dancing whlcn next fol
lowed lasted until about Vi o'clock , with an
intermission at 12 for supper. The heads of
the two committees wcro B. S. Polzer and
William Cutlin.
Knocked Out liy a Woman.
Saturday night the Maunerchor gave a
concert and Christmas tree at Kessler's hall ,
and had Invited the Lk-derkranz und other
Gerniuu musical organizations of the city to
join with them. Through the mistake of the
doorkeeper a number of uninvited guests got
In , Among these Wcro Thomas Anderson ,
Hugo Scuuhardl und Charley Mils , who
neted * o disgracefully that Ernst Myers , the
chnlrmnn of the committee on arrangements ,
hncl to. reprimand them. To get even with
Ernst they decided to waylay him and plvo
him n pound thrashing Accordingly about
0:00 : in the mornlnp , when the festivities
ended , In company with n dozen followers
they Inld In wait for him nenr the corner of
Thirteenth and 1'ierco streets. Ernst wan In
company with his wife at the time , and when
they assaulted him Mrs. Myers , who had re
ceived as a present a combination steve hook
and can opener , Immediately came to the
rescue mid knocked out nu less than three
men with this harmless looking kitchen Im
plement. Krnst drew his revolver and fired
in the nlr a couple of times to scare hh as-
siillnnts , and Officer Vansa * , who heard thu
shots , came running up In time to capture
Anderson and Schuhardt. The remainder of
the rowdies escaped ,
Ice plows , markers , nooks , tongs. FIVWS , '
etc. . nt Jnmcs Morton & Son's , 110 S.
loth st. . Hole atrunts for Wood's ice tools.
Bend for catnloguo.
A Narrow Etacnpc.
Lnst evening between 0 and 7 o'clock
street car No. 7 had n miraculous escape
while crossing the Union Puclflu tracks on
South Thirteenth street. The car was
crowded with pcoplo at the time. A sudden
Jar was felt followed by frantic exclamations
from the driver. The windows were too
thick with Jrost for the passengers to look
out and sec tliocmisoof the commotion and
a general rush was made for the door ; it was
then discovered that the back platform had
been Just grazed by a passing railroad car
backing down the track. Jt was a pretty
close call and the street car driver blames
the crossing llagman for not giving the
pioper signals.
Jnmcs Morton & Son , 110 S. 16th st. ,
all kinds of leu tools in stock.
An Error in the Market Kcport.
Throuch an oversight the prevailing price
list in thu Omaha Llvo Stock column , as it
appeared in yesterday's BEB , was Incorrect.
The prlco on light hogs. Instead of reading ,
$4.Tf > C' ? . " > .70 should read $4.75@3.00. Heavy
hogs at e woi th $ j.JO@3.-15 : , and uot $3 30Q5.G3.
The following talilo is correct :
I'rcvmlliiK I'rfces.
Showing the prevailing prices paid for live
stock on the market :
Choice steers , HUH ) to 1.WO Ibs. . . . $4.00(3)4.50 ( )
Choice stceis , IlOOto 13001b . . . . 3 7504 25
Fat little steeis , IKK ) to 1030 Ibs. . S.fiOQSH 03
Corn-fed range steers , 1200 to 1500 3 54.30
Good to choice corn-fed cows. . . . 2 30 ( 2.60
Common to medium cows 1.75(42 ( 00
Western cows 1.7f2 ( 50
Good range feeders. . . . . JJ.30Q2.05
Good native feeders , 900 Ibs and
upwards 2.50(33.00 (
Fair to medium nativofeeilers , 900
Ibs and upwards 2.25M ( 50
Stockers , 400 to 700 Ibs S.lOw'J.uO
Prime fat sheep 3.250S3.75
Good fat sheep , ( .K100 ) Ibs 3.00@3.75
Fair to medium sheep 2.25 ( 3.00
Common sheep l.SOdf'J 00
Light and medium hogs 4.730500
Good to choice heavy hogs G30 ( < t5.45
Good to choice mixed hoes 5.200535
Orrtcr Number Two.
Order No. 2 , of stationary engineers , was
organized at Plattsmoiith yesterday by State
Deputies J. K. Bailey and J. K. Perkins of
Omaha. A largo delegation fiom the order
In this city were in attendance.
A Card.
My years contract ns mnnnpor of the
advertising tlcpartiiicnt of the Omaha
Republican for 1887 1ms expired by limi
tation. My interest in the Corrugating
Iron Works , Omaha Marbling and
Casket Co. , and other manufacturing in
dustries , will for a while require my en
tire attention , therefore , my connec
tion with the Republican is ended. I
can bo found for a few days at the Re
publican olUco. After this I will bo lo
cated in my office , 1400 Farnam , Btrect ,
( opposite the Paxton hotel ) , ground
floor. Telephone 298.V.
\V. H.
Seidenberg's Figarothe1 /only lOc
cigar for 5c. Ask your dealer for them.
Max Meyer & Co. , wholesale depot.
Personal Paragraphs.
F. Boss , of Kansas City , is at the Paxton.
AV. S. Slagh , of Alton , la. , fs at the Pax-
ton.
ton.A.
A. DIckey , Dos Moines , la. , Is at the Pax
ton.
ton.Geo.
Geo. A. Pcrcival , of OrdNcb. > . , Is at the
Millard.
W. II. Brown , of Lincoln , Neb. , is at the
Millard.
C. L. Halt , of Central City , Neb. , Is at the
Paxton.
Henry F. LIcb , of Oberhn , Kun. , is at the
Windsor.
K. C. Palmer , Grand Island , Neb. , is at the
Windsor.
M. C. Keith , of North Platte , Neb. , is at
the Paxton.
Gco. W. Stinson , of Phillisburg , Kan. , is
at the Millard.
S. B. Ueymond , of Grand Island , Neb. , is
at the Millard.
James Porter and wife , of Kansas City , are
at the Windsor.
M. C. Crawford , of Lincoln , was at the
Windsor yesterday.
Lewis Prclsnuiu and wife , of Red Oak , la. ,
arc at the Paxton.
L. L. Gough and wife , of St. Joseph , Mo. ,
are at the Windsor.
T. E. Jones and wife , of Des Moines , la. ,
nro at the Windsor.
Dr. Georg < j L. Miller has returned from
his trio to Now York.
r Joseph Meyer and wife , of Plattsmouth ,
Neb. , are at the Windsor.
C. H. Frank and wife , of Des Molncs , la. ,
are registered at the Millard.
Mrs. Allison and Mrs. Thompson , of Falls
City , Neb. , are registered at the Millard.
Juan Boyle , of Kearney , Neb. , who has
been spending the Joyous season at the Paxton -
ton , returned to his homo yesterday.
The Nellie Boytl dramatic company are at
the Windsor , where they will remain a few
days prior to resuming their tiip on the
road.
road.Marion
Marion Abbott , Mabel Elliott , Kato E.
Howard , Little Maudu ThompsonJean Hous
ton , Hobt. A. Fisk , Owen D. Jones , S. J.
Forhan , manager and J. A. Solomon , of the
" Farmer's " ut
"Only a Daughter" company are
the hotel Barker.
Frank Hull , for a number of years head
clerk at the Paxton , will henceforth give
moro of his attention in assUtlngtho Kitchen
Bros , in conducting the hotel in superintend
ing the business on the outside. Ira P.
Higby has been added to the force of clerks.
Ho is an old hotel man , and has a wide
spread acquaintance. Clerks Fit/gcrald and
Holmes remain at their respective posts.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powdflr never varies. A marvel of puri
ty , HtjenKtli u.ndviolei . ) > omeness. More econom
ical than thu ordinary kinds , nivl cannot bo sold
in competition with the multitude of tow cast ,
fibort weight alum or phosphate powders. Hold
only In cmw. IttAul Uuklut' Fonder Co. , 1M
WtttlBt. , New York.
LOOKING BACK
Upon the year just closing we cannot help expressing our deep gratification at the result. It has j
been the most satisfactory since we are in businessand has far overreached our most sanguine
expectations. We pride ourselves that this result is mainly due to our style of doing business
and to our efforts to give the people at all times the most value for their money. Perfect satis
faction must go with every sale made in our establishment. If we have failed to please in a
single instance , we are always anxious to repair. The people should know that they can come
to us with the utmost confidence and rely on being treated fair. Our advantages are many and
our methods are right , and cannot be excelled. The steady growth of our business from a
small beginning to its present vast proportions proves that the people appreciate such meth
ods. We are thankful for past favors , and are sure to give more every year.
Prior to our annual inventory , we will offer this week , several notable bargains which we
can confidently say will be the greatest we have offered during the past year. Some of the best
goods in the different departments , which have not moved so freely , will be marked down re *
gardless of cost in order to close them out before stock-taking.
The following.bargains will be offered in underwear :
One lot fine striped shirts and drawers , very heavy weight , marked down from 75c to 5Oc.
One lot genuine camel's hair shirts and drawers , regular made , marked from $1 down to 70c. '
These goods are sold elsewhere for not less than $1.25.
One lot fine all wool fancy striped shirts and drawers , full regular made , seamless side , satin
front. These goods we sold all season for $2.25 ; we have marked them down to $1.50. The
goods are elegant and nothing the matter with them except that the stripe did not hap
pen to take so well. We guarantee them to be as good goods as are sold in other houses
for from $2.50 to $3 each.
Sweeping Reductions
THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK THIS WEEK.
All goods marked in' plain figures and at strictly one price.
Nebraska Clothing Company ,
> .Corner Douglas and 14th , Streets , Omaha.
Htnlioily tliehlgheit rxerllcn-
ctestnliiiptniirtiea\nfortand
duraliilltti "ml < tre the rrtgning
favorlteslufviltlonablectrct .
Our .nine is IJ .AT.COUSI NS ,
on e-.ery sole. ) NEW YORK.
For Sale by
H award Brothers.
AND
Glasgow via Londonderry ,
Liverpool via Queenstown.
Are Strictly Flr t'la , and among
the Urgent , fatten and ttnesi In tbo world ,
Saloon , second duns and eteerapo Pnurngrr
Accommodation * Vnrxrelleil. Kvery
regard for the comfort and convenience of pat-
sengers atudlouely contldcred nnd practiced
gtenmers t-Terjr Miturduy lor ( IhisKQw. city of Homo
mils for Liverpool October I'- . It U tlio larKett und
Onvrl pa icniiT Bteamor ailont. Hntu of imii'o ! lor
All clB9ea a.i low as by any other tirst-class line. Sa
loon excursion tickets at reduced rates. Drafts for
any amount at lowest current rnu * ' . Kcr books
of tours , tickets , or further Information , apply to
IIKNDK.KVON IIUOTIIKIIS , cbicasu , or niA.NK E.
MUOHKa , Umalia. Neb.
IMPORTED SXALLiIO.VS FOKS
rerclicrons , Clyrtcsdnlos anil Shlro , also homo
lired colts. Kvcry anlninl Kimranteed n breeder
Onr stock lias been selected vith reference to
botli IndlUdnul met it und pedlurce. Snimiof
tlieso horses lime tuken 11rH prize nt the Ne
braska Stnto Ftlr.aiW. All our horses uro nc-
oHmnteil , nnd colts of their uet um bo Miown.
J'rlccs rensoimble nnd cusy terms , l s nccesslblo
by the three leading railroads of the Mate , II , &
JI.J t' . , K. Si M. V. . nnd K. ( ! . .V O.
V & . KAHUUAH , York , Neb
WEAK , UNDEVELOPED PARTS
Of th Ilody enlarged an I ilrenctbrncd. full lurtlcu-
lari lent itkltd free. KKIK MKU.C'O .llurmo. N.V.
remit of cttr-Work , Indiscretion , etc. , addrcti abe ? .
SteekPiano
JtematLabio for powerful gytnpa-
thellc tone , yllubln action mul nb-
solute durability. SO yearn record ?
the best unarantee of the excel
lence of tiieti * Instruments.
WOOD tjfilDGE BROS.
MEDICAL 0 ° SURGlcAUNSTITUTE.
N. W. Cor. I3th & Dodge Sts
BR.AOE3S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
Dest facilities , apparatus nnd remedies for MIC.
cebbfiil treatment of every form of disease requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ; best hospital accommo
dations in theucst.
\VKITI : I OR CIRCULARS on Deformities and
Bracts , Tmeses , Club Feet , Curvature of the
Surgical Operations.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
HOOK ON DISEASES or WOMEN Fate.
ONL7 EELIABLS MELIOAL INSTITUTE
HAKINQ A ei'tCIU-TT OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Diseases successfully treated. Syph
ilitic 1'oisou removed from tlie system without
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol
Vital 1'ower. Persons unable toisit us may tie
tientrd at home by correspondence. All commu
nications confidential. Medicines or Instruments
sent tiy mail cir express , hecurely packet ) , no
marks to Indicate contents or t < ciider. One per-
botial Interview preferred. Call and consult us or
send history of jour case , and ue will send ill
plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon PrUate , Special or Nervous Diseases , Iin-
potency , Syphilis. Gleet and Vancocele , with
question list. Address
Omaha Medical and Surgical Instltuteor
DR. McMENAMY ,
Cor. 13th and Dodge Sti. , - OMAHA. NEB.
S. & D. BATON ,
1707 Olive Street , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy , St.
l.onlK , Mo. , llnUemlty College Hospital , Lou-
ilon , ( ilo-SBii , Uermuny und Now York. lUvl
dootcd their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
1
Jl VSUl. UJUU UUU * Jll
DISEASES.
More especially those arising from Impril-
ilenrp. Invite all no surferlm ; to correspond H 1th-
outdeluy. Diseases of Infection and contusion
tnreil wifely ami speedily without use of ilon-
Kt'rous drug * . 1'fttlenta \ > ] iono cases have been
ueKlected , badly treated or pronounced Incurable -
able , should not full to wrlto us coucernlnK tuelr
f-yniptoma. All letters rccelru liumcdlato uttea-
tfon.
JUST PUBLISHED.
And w 111 be mailed KUEIS to any address on ro-
c-flpt of onu U-cent stamp , "Practical Observa
tions on Nervous Debility and I'hvslcal ttxhuus-
tlon , " to wlikh Is added un "Essay on Mar
riage , " with Important chapters on diseases ot
the Reproductive Orleans , tlio whole forming a
lalmibla medlciil treatise which should bureau
by al ) young men. Address
DRS , S , and D , DAVIESON ,
1707 Ollvo Street St. Louis , Mo.
only one til * world KtneratUul
contlnuoui I'ttftHe tt Maontttt
rcurrtft. ScientlDc , Powerful , Durable ,
rccmfort M ai l rrftctUe. Xrold fraud * .
r- OT rlooncnr.d. h.udKt.rnpforptmLbKL
ALSO ri.Kof BIO lltLTU KtU liUKAHEV.
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Display at their warerooms , 13O6 and ISO ? Farnam Street
the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at
any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces tha
highest class and medium grades , Including
PIANOS
LYON & I fil V <
xns2 * n Kir- * BURDETT ,
ORGANS STANDARD
i m J-ii ,
Prices , quality and durability considered , are placed at tha
lowest living rates for cash or time payments , while the long
established reputation of the house , coupled with their most
liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords
the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible
defects in materials and workmanship.
LYON & HEALY ,
1305 * 1307 FARNAM 8TR * T
MASON'S PATENT
RUNNER ATTACHMENT
Light , Strong and Practical.
by tholr use your velildo can lie
quickly trnn formed Into u comfoit-
iible hlelgli. Slade at
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DAVKM'Ollr , IOWA.
For Sale by Dealers Everywhere ,
Pianos ,
CHICKERING ,
KNABE
,
Vose&Sons
Instruments exchanged , rented and cold on
Easy Payments , fcelow
FACTORY PRICES.
Instrument : slightly used at
GREAT BARGAINS
Max Meyer & Bro , ,
Omaha , Neb.
ir.
Surgeon and Physician ,
N. W Corner Hth and ifotiKlns SJ. Office ,
, ICO ; lU-blduncu U-lviihout ; , ( C8 ,
r
U. B. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Fold Up Capital , - $2BOOOd
Surplus , - BO.OOO
11 AV. VATrfl , PrcMdent.
Ltnis S. Jtfctu. Vlce-rrcsldent.
A. E. TOU/AUN , I'd Vlce-1'renldent.
W. H. 8. HUUIICS , Cashltr
IIIIIKCIOIIH ,
w. v. MoitsB , JOHN S. COI.MNS ,
Ji. W. VATKS , I.MVIH 3. UIUD ,
A. K.TOtliTAUN.
llankimr Oftirc-
THE IRON BANK.
Cor. 12th and Kurunm Ms.
A General Uauklnu llublucss Transacted.
WILL NOT UNHOOK WHILEBEIHQ Wo
Hvery U'ly vrli'i doltci perfection In Hyle anil loria
tliouM wrtr them. Manufactured only br IM
WORCESTER CORSET COMPANY ,
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