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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST 7. 1888.
THE CITY.
The intornnl rovonua collections ycs-
toiday amounted to & ! , ! Ii0.oi. !
Gas Inspector Gilbert 1ms boon prnnt-
cd 11 second patent on his smoke con
sumer.
Edward O. Ryloy 1ms given a mort
gage ( or * 1,514.39 to J. A. Fuller tc Co. ,
of Omaha , mid Spoor Mnckoy. of Chicago
cage , on the wiill paper and paint stock
tit 010 North Sixteenth street. The
chattel was filed yesterday.
Daniel McNally , an old and demented
gentleman , has been iniBsIng from liifi
homo , No. 1011 North Seventeenth
street , since July Sl. ! ( His friends are
greatly worried over the matter , and
have asked for police aid to assist In
hunting him up.
Mr. Lang was dually tried by jury , in
the police court yesterday , on the
charge of keeping a filthy hog pen
north nf the fair grounds tlmt is offen
sive to the olfactory .senses of his neigh
bors. The cane wont to the jury , but
they were unable to agree.
A bill of sale was liletl with the county
clerk yesterduy conveying from Otto
Lange to Christian W. Knicely the
stock of hardware , tin , stoves , etc. , at
ill" and ! il8 South Thirteenth street ,
and n set of tinner's tools tat tt'2'2 South
Twentieth ntreet. The consideration
named was $5,000.
I'trsonnl I'nrnnr.iplm.
Gcorpa M. Humphrey is nt the MlllnrJ. n
W. R White , of Lincoln , la ut tliu Wind-
tor.
Isanu Powers , of Norfolk , is ut the Mil-
Inrd.
Inrd.W.
W. A. nankins , of Sioux City , is u Mllluril
g\icst.
Finnk HIco , of Gtnml Island , is a Windsor
guest.
M. C. Christy , of DC * Moincs , is a Paxton
guest.
John Peters , of Albion , Neb. , is at the
I'nxton.
T. C. Mori oil , of Hod Oak , In , is at the
Paxton ,
Philip Kcadc , of Chic.igo , U. S. A. , was it
Oiuiihu yosteidiiy.
Messr- * . Joy and Carl Morton , of Chicago ,
were la the city .yesterday.
George Sp.mgli-r. of Hastings , and ,1. A ,
Crane , of Klslng Water , are Omaha visitors.
W. D. Mutliuwi , or 1'remont , and \V. H ,
B. Stout , of Lincoln , were in Omaha ycstor
day.
day.N.
N. C. Abbott , of Lincoln , and .1 , D. Mc
Donald , of Fremont , weie in the city yester
day.
day.II.
II. M. HIco , of Lincoln , C. H. Tniptn , ol
Fremont , and J. H. Welden , of Plum Cieck
AVUIO Omaha visitors . \esteriluy.
Gone With
Hovel FrancCj one of Omaha's f.unou-
bass Hinders , has accepted a position as t
member ol Dockstudcr's minstrels at a vcrj
luerativu salary , and leaves in a few days
for New York to Join the troupe at the con
elusion of their summer tour.
The Now Grand.
The directors of the Grand Opera house
have let a contr.iot to Wnicoto & Hllcy foi
Important and much needed changes in the
interior of their house. An entirely now h.il-
cony will bo erected , new proscenium boxes
put In and' the Hoar level changed , making a
decided improvement over last j ear.
Valuable Animals Klllijcl.
nOniccr Goldsmith shot two horses Sun
day evening belonging to Fi cdei ick D. Weed ,
of Thlrt.v-smh and Center stieets. Tlioj
were allllcted with glanders and were slab
accoidlti } } to the instruction of State Voter !
nary Surgeon J. Gorth , jr. One of the
animals WHS n two-year-old stallion valued ai
f500 , and the other a seven-year-old
valued at $123. ,
Marring ! )
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterduy by Judge Shields :
Name. Kosulenco. Age.
j Lawrence H. Kosslter , Omaha . 2 !
( Julia A. Maddln , Omaha . 2
j Put Crowe , South Omaha . 21
J Hattie Murphy , South Oman . 2 (
Will lo Shipped to Alaliami.
The remains of Henry Mall , the Pullman
porter who was shot at Lookout , Wyo , n
few days ago , will ho brought to this city tomorrow -
morrow and shipped to Alabama , his homo ,
It was Mill's HrJt trip on the ro id and his
ncijualntnnco was very limited , conso-
qucntly but few of hi * follow porters know
him. Ills mother lives In Birmingham.
T\vonty- nrunduIiiUlroii.
Tom Casey , the veteran flngmnn at the
Union Pacific crossing on Tenth Street' , for a
long tune boasted of having tmro grand
children than any man in bmaha. Last
week the number was twenty-five. Sunday
night Mrs. Peter Cusoy. his son's wife , pre
sented her licgo lord with a luuidsomo boy
nnd for the twenty-sixth time Tom is grand
pa. The old gentleman is very much elated
over the latest addition.
Quaker Meeting.
Religious services of rather an unusual
tunrncterero hold Sunday afternoon at
the residence of Samuel White , 1815 Corby
Btroct. They were conducted by Mrs.
Louisa J. Hoborts , of Philadelphia , editor ol
the Fi lends' Intolllgoacor , the Qnukcr or
gan. Mi s. Uoborts Is a very talented woman
and nblo oxpjnont of her religion.
Quito a number ot Quakers who are scat-
tcicu through Omaha attended the meeting ,
It Is likely tlmt another meeting of a more
public character will bo held while Mrs ,
Uoberts is in the city.
'I lie l' lllo Fountain * ! .
The water works company will have thclt
publlo fountains up and In opeiatlon by Octo
bcr 1. That is the present calculation al
least. There are to bo five of thorn , nnd thoj
will bo fully as ornamental us useful. 'Liu
one tlmt is to bo located at thocoinor of Far
namand Fifteenth streets will bo an espod.V
work of ait. These fountains am to bo con
btiuctcd of Nmv England granite boulders
with oruato designs carved up on the facings
Q'lus work Is to bo In the h.mds of that excel
lentDculptor , John Wilson , ot Wuuimcu , Wis.
ivho Is already well along with his designs.
Oilliollo Music.
F-This evening , in St. Phllomena'
luill , n second meeting will bo held to pcrfcc
the urguni/ation of a Catholic choral sjciet }
ttio first stops in which direction woio take ,
on last Thursday night. Every musically In
cllncd lady and gentleman is invited to b
inosiml , The president of the association I
Hev. F. Can-oil ; vice president , John Hanmer
Rucrelary , J. Mullen ; troasurur , Blla Ken
iiedy ; musical director. Faunlo Arnold
plunist , Ma < o'lo Swift. The association ha
won so mo talcntod mcmbuis and hopes to d
excellent wrk during the coming fall am
winter.
lnii ( > ls l > County'H
County Cleric Kocho Inw received the o :
lloial assessment of the t.ixos for Douclv ;
county according to the levy Just made. Th
total valuation of the property of the count ;
With the assessment for the state gaverr.
mcnt in as follows :
Total valuation . 4 , W , < m 1
General fund , > mills . 12.i2S (
School fund , ) { mills . 1-Y-t" '
University fund , % mills . 0.197 l
Capitol tund , 9f mills . IS.aiU ' .
Htjform school fund , ) { mills. . . 3,005 ;
Institute for Feeble Minded
fund , J4 mills . - . . 0,131.4
Total , 7 } ( mills . S 174.T44 (
The republicans of the Ninth \vur
nro r.qucblcd to moot in caucus at tli
conior of Twenty-ninth nnd Farimi
Ft root nt 8 p. m. Tuesday evening
August 7 , for the purpose of nominal
Ing a ticket "for the republican pri
luarles to be hold on August 10 , b
"Order of . M. S. Lty i > uv ,
. C , , T. JOHNSON ,
Members of coiitnll cuiuimlUio h
Ninth \vurd.
SIIANK'.S UKHIGNATION.
\Vlint CoiiimlsHloncrH nnd Contractors
Hay About It.
Nearly a week ago , a UEE reporter heard
hat every thing was not as ngreeablo as It
might bo between the county commissioners ,
he hospital contractor ) ) , and Dan Shane ,
RUpjrintendcnt of construction of the hospl-
al. He called upon the gentleman to atcur-
aln what had occasioned the misunderstand-
ng. Mr. Shane did not admit that thora was
i ulfToroncu of very great moment , but 10-
questcd that publication of the subject be do-
'erred for a lew du > s xvlien ho should bo
iblo to back up what he might sec fit to tell
ind otherwise act us the emergency would
require.
On last Saturday Mr. Shane tcnde-rod hU
rcHlyn.itlon us supi'rintendcnt of the erection
if tin ) county hospital and when , In the same
evening , ho was Interviewed by an attache
of this paper , the only reason he assigned
Tor his act.o.i was that the Inspection inter-
[ eicd with his contracting business und ho
was forced to give the former up.
Commissioner O'Kcefo ' said that if Shtr.io'.s
resignation had been tondcrod bccaus j of
uiy ipiariel with the contractors , he was
llsposcd to vote against accepting it. Shnuo
latl been put In us superintendent
jccuiiBo the commlssionors wanted the work
on the hospital done according to specifica
tions. He was asked If Shane and the com-
nlssloncts had not iiuuricited In Detroit over
the Mjers-Utown toof and icplled that.so far
is ho knew , they had not. IIo had under
stood , however , that Shane and Contractor
2unnlughum and Commissioner Andcison
uul had Borne dllTcrcnccs of opinion. It was
ibout the Myers toof. Shane was one of thu
iirst to make objections to some of the feat
ures of the Myers plans. Hut the commis
sioners , uftcr considering it , and those or
Urown , decided to support these
of Mvers. They did not , do this upon thelf
own ideas of what was required , but after
consulting expotts In the matter. "I called
on Expert Wagner In Chlcigo , " said Mr.
O'Kcufo , "timl he supporU-d Myers' plans ,
with a few exceptions , \\hlch could and will
Lo ) readily exchanged without any cost to the
county. The Iron in Myers' plans is lighter ,
better and capable of supporting more than
the lion of Hrown's ' plan. Tnu latter , if
adopted , would put the county to an ad
ditional expense of ( > , OX > . Hrewn wanted
his plans adopted , and I think Shane was
rather In favor of them. Hut in this
resuect , I think Shane is wrong. Ho has
nothing to do with the plans of the loof ,
especially after tnc cominlssioneis decide in
favor of a certain set of them His duty is
simply to sco that the roof Is built according
to the specifications. If the loof full * , the
responsibility rests upon our shoulders. "
Mr. O'Keolo stated that ho thought there
was something of a Job in the Hrown plan.
Hut he did not thlnlr it could be worked. In
it there was a great dual mine lion than n
the Myers' plan nnd 1C the Hrown plan had
been accepted , ninny changes would h.wo
been made In the Myers' plan. The present
contractors could not have boon compelled
to put up either , the county being iciuiliudto
stand all extras.
Dennis Cunninghamwho Is one of tha part
ners In the firm of Uy.in & Walsh , contract-
cm for the hospital , said that ho luld bccm ut
Detroit with the commissioners ivhen they
examined the Meyers and Hrown roofs. Ttio
lommisstoneis had sustained Meyers' plans ,
but Slmno wanted lirawn's. "H told mo
and ho told Anderson , " said Mr. Cunning
ham , "wucn \ \\crocuiniiig hcto in the c.us
tlmt as soon us ho should le.u'U
Omaha ho would tender his
resignation as superintendent rather
than build u roof which ho said would fall
down.
"Yes , Shane has given us some trouble. It
couldn't bo otherwise. Ho li a contiactar
the same as wo arc , and it is n.itutal for him
to want to down us. No contractor should
act as an Inspector , because ho must bo
either a fuvonto or an enemy , und In either
case , ho is not worth anything. If Hrown's
roof was accepted , us bhane wanted it to be ,
it would put the county to great expense. "
Shane's resignation is now in the hands of
the building committee' . It will probaol.v bo
reported on at-thelr no\t meotinir , and what
tli.it report will be only the LOinmitlou them
selves know.
Mr. Mount , when asked why Mr. Shuno
had resigned , ra-itod that he knew no reason
for it whatever , and all ho did kaow about it
was what ho had hoard at last Saturday's
mooting when the resignation was read. Ac-
coiding to the statement of two or tbreo of
the commissioners everything was pleasant
between Mr. Shane and the architect and
contractors. When asked as to the report
that Mr. Shuno when returning from Detroit
liud said ho was going to icign as boon as he
got homo , they said they never hc-ard of it.
County Commissioner Mount , when asked
what action would bo taken in Superintend-
cut Shuno's resignation , said : 'TiHrrr't-Uill
jou. I know what I shall do. . My vote will
bo against accepting the resignation. I
think I can guess what the other four com
missioners will do. Their \otes , I believe
will bo the same as mine. "
The bank clearings for yesterday were
$ C50,4SO.ii ; ) .
IXJ8T A OUIUO.
Illrtli and Bccrct Hiirlnl of nn Oinalm
Monstrosity.
A most remarkable malformation or freak
of nature bus Just died in Omaha.
About eight days ago a colored woman , the
wife of a kalnomlucr , who llvo In the vicinity
of Pacific street and Twenty-fifth avenue ,
guvo bh tli to u boy baby with two faces on
one head.
One fa.-o was situated naturally , with tno
exception that the left car was nearer the
eyes than the right. The second faca was
on the left sldo of the head'iiud * com
menced back of the left cor , extending
partly across what should have been thu
buck of the head.
The top of the hcnd and the other portion
of the head not occupied by the faces , was
covered with an abundance of black kinky
hair.
hair.This
This poor baby hud four eyes , two of
nlilcn , however , \\oro sightless.
The side face was well defined , but was
not so perfect us the fi out , or actual face.
The mouth and lips were well developed ,
but there was no connection with the
throat.
The child when born was apparently as
healthy as the average bi bv born to healthy
hiird working parents , but Ilka many chil-
dicn this summer It succumbed to the hot
weather and pissed aw won Fildiy last.
Dr. Koovns. who attended tliii ciso , In
formed TUB iJtE reporter that thopircnts
felt very sonslve about the mulfo.'mutlon of
their child , ami for that reasjii the name is
withheld.
This is one of the most curious cases of Its
kind on record , und , had the child lived , It
would have been a mo t intorc-t Ing freak of
nature.
In this connection It m ly bo well to say
that this death has not boon reported to the
city physician. Dr. Hooves slid ha bus not
been In the habit of reporting births und
deaths , and that , ulthoiigh he knowd the 1 iw
to bo well dcllncd on this point , it h.m not
been strictly enforced in tins city. He s ild
he thought muny physicians In this city were
in the hublt of neglecting this duty.
Free to All.
The beautiful picture , "Will They
Cotibent'i" ' is ti largo magnificent engraving -
graving , printed upon a shoot 1 ! ) inches
wide by 24 inches long. It is an exact
copy of an original painting by Kwull ,
. \hioh was sold for ffi.OOO.
This elegant picture represents a young
luely st'inding in a bu mtlftil 160111 , surround
ed by all that is luxations , near u half-
open door , while the \oung man , her ! ovcris
seen in an udjolnlng room asking the consent
of her parents for thoirdanghterinmuiriiige.
The line interior decorations , to tether , with
the graceful po-dtion of the beautiful girl is
in keeping with the sentiment of the picture.
It must bo scon to bo appreciated.
This v iluablo picture is fitting to adorn the
wall of any Indies' parlor , und in , order to
offer an exti aordinury inducement to intio-
duce our Wav St.nch , this costly picture w 11
bo given away , free to every person puichis-
Ing n small box of Wax Slui oh. .
This starch is something entirely n3w , and
Is without u doubt the gieatcst st uUi in von
lion of the nineteenth century , ( utleMstcvuri-
body days so Ui it have used it , ) It supersedes
everything huiotofore used or ' ; nn\vn to
BcliMica in the laundiy art Unlike uny other
sturch , us it is coated with pmo whitu
wax nnd chemically prepared upin soi'iitillc
piinciples by an expcit in the lui.idry jiio-
fussion who h.is had yard of pr.ic'te.ll exper
ience in fancy laundiyint ; . It is thollrstund
only staieh In thu woild that mikes honing
easy and restores oldbummor drcs-sss to their
natural whiteness , und Imparts to linen u
beautiful und lusting finish.
Please remember that the present you re-
eoivo with each box oC Wa c Starch , lias
never been sold at retail tor les's than ono
dollar. This grc it oner b only goo.l for six
weeks , after which tbo mo'rnt will be omit
ted and the starch sold at thei U'uil price.
Try it jind bo convinced of thu whole truth.
Ark your grocer for Wax Starch and ob
tain this bountiful and costly picture fico.
THU WAX Si'AUCH CO. ,
Iveokuk , lowu.
Smoke Soldonborg's Figaro and get
the best 6-cont cigar in the world. . Max
Mover & Co. , wholesale depot.
M.ulv ( > liill'n Lnn cut.
Thomas Mulvohill , the goni il gentleman
who runs the tartariu acid fountain at the
base ball park , during Sunday's game
cashed n § 7.75 check for a gentleman ( f )
Ci'lling himself James O'Hiion. The. name
of E. D. Hobinson was slcnccl to the paper ,
and Mr. Mulvohill , always on the < ml vlve to
maUo un extra dollar , advanced the quail
O'Hrien ? 3 75 upon the it. The smooth gen
tleman s lid ho only desired to hypothecate
the paper until evening when ho would call
on Mr. Mulvehill and redcam it bv p lying
him $1.7. ) . The police tuo now looking for
Mr. O'Hrien.
The Grandtst Triumph ol Eloclrlc Science
Scientifically Mude and Practically Appllad.
mHDISEASES SEDIGIHES.
\ & DISEASES CURED WITHOUT .
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lUuut. rihnuiUoK. Kralitloiu , Altbnie , ) Uuri I'UruM , J yij > pMU. . C uup tlt a , ryali > cl > ,
! Induction , WruliacM. U l > otnor , O l rrh , I'U . Kpllcprr. Uawb Anc , l > U.b U , llfdroccle.
j l > Uu < l Illvuv * . I > ro9 r , telbr > IkU kill Id Jiul what Jo ucc < -
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| . njr pArt It Ibo . body. Whnlo tuottf . n WHE&l ALL
" It clectrlawi JL blood and curoi
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CUUafoi A. Un-iurjr , coiniulnlonniircbiBt.guicltY rdj BuddlHttlo.tboRToatbunsmaniCol Connfllr ,
or ILu I'ltr Ottant O , W. Bellui. M. U . Mormonto-arn. IO M I mutl Ml lie , Kirkakoc , 111 l Jud l. K.
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I pcit cfccoi L. D. UoHlcba > l. M. t > , UuHa.o. N. V. " Your hrltb acromvlMixl uhat co O-.IIIT rcuKdr ban
liwadr rtrtM andromfortobUilccpfttoiflit. " ncbb Hall , aljvnuui , 160 Kail JjUiBtreefc.Wo * ToiV
llr. ' HORIIEVS ELECTRO MABKETIC BELT &Wl S lWS5SlS iSl
P ilrei pnxiQv-c < K eontlnuoui currinti conrori rl etrlcllr throttKh lb body on tbo narrm. It eor i dJicuoi
1 by B u ratlnc * coiitlunou current ot Itctiiclty (1O ( or 19 bour onto * M4) ) throuihuut th bumaQ tyitcm ,
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[ aIlaiUi ain ; rTau > uiulmm ! iUaulyand produclnKanew
Cirtlnvirliiar.ilreBKtli.tneriry and health , wbrnanothertreatmcnthairaUtd. TbemerlU ot UiUiclea-
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Burlingtoi
Route
The Burlington takes the lead.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri.river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feave Omaha in the morning and -arrive in Denver the
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington. t
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
N. W. Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts. , Omaha , Neb ,
CAUTION Dozening purnnnn , inking ndvntitiirrt of our rnnutn-
tlon lire const'tntly HtarMnt ; bi ) | U8 Modlunl KsiubllHlinioiilH to dnccUa
ftrancrrs visitInu thu city. These prctondcrd u iiiilly ( llsaiipu.ir in n
f \v wppkB. Io\vara or thrm or their runners ip uuciitH. 'I ho Oiiuihu
Mriliculnml Surulcul IiiNtltnut Is tlin only iistnblisliud Minllo tl liistltiito
la Oinnhn , JJr. MRAlcnnniy , Proprietor. When you ninko up your niiiul
. ' " * " * ' * - " - - "
T.T = i i- - ; ' " J"'i. > liiAoij " fT"ti jjet8i mcijm-giy to visit us innko a inoinornituiu ) of our exubr address , and thus
- - . - r ' .r iW r ? S | MJSS flS5 SS5 %
- * ' " * | trouble , delay or mistakes.
issraiSigS T - p I 'S --l
FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
Clironic and Surgical Diseases , and Diseases of the Eye and Ear
J W. Bc ENAHY asiil isi
, . , Physician Surgson Eharge.
TWENTY YEARS' HOSPITAL AND PRIVATE PRACTICE.
I > y a iVtiiiiltOi' of Com > clcnt } SUiilf'ti ! and ixjiuriciicc < l Physicians ami
rnrlicular Attention paid to DcfoiMiltii s , DNo.ises of W men , Dhens s of the Urinary nnd Sexual Orja.is , 1'rlvato DKoascs ,
Diso.ue ol' tic iSir OH Sj loui , L inj and Tar at lisiio , Siir ioil Operations , Epilepsy or Fits , riles ,
Cane Tu Kiv.
r % , nor-1 ,
More money m\csieu ; more fkilllu pinsiciansanci surgeons employed ; more patients treated ; more cities effected ; more mod-
ern itnpiove.l instrumenth , apparatus nnd npplmnccb than can l < e found in all other infirmaries , institutes or ( dispensaries in the
\vest combined. L.irje-.t ; and mo > t complete Medical Institute or Hospital in the west. Fifty newly famished , well warmed and ven-
tilatcd rooms lor patientt. , three tkUK'd pin Riciani always in the Iniildiii ! * . All kind' , of diseases treated in the most i scientific manner.
We Manufar.tura Snro-iral Rrar < = s fnr DP
Support for circulars upon all sub-
ect . " facilities for treating diseases Per'
forming should make the Omaha Medlca
anil Surgical Institute the lira choice.
The Oinilia Medical and Surgical Institute 's ' conducted upon strict business and scientific principles , and patients heie receive c\ciy advantage that art. skill , science
and human ingenuity , can bring to heir on their cases. Their comfort and convenience willalvvays be taken into consideration.
Should jou conclude to visit us for treatment or correspond with us , you will find that these statements of our position , location and facilities are not ovcidrawn
in any particular , hut ire plain um.unislietl facts.
Only Reliable Medical Institute Making a Specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES. '
_ All Blood Unease * mceessrully tieated. Syphilitic Poison removed from the system without mercurv. New icstorative treatment for loss of Vita' ' I'ovver. 1'cri.ons
unable fo visit us may be treated at home by correspondence. All comir.timc itions confidential Medicines orinstiumcnts sent by mail or express , securely packed , no marks to in
dicate contents or sender. One personal interview preferred. Call and consult us or send history of vour case , and we will send in plain wrapper , our * y
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ,
Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Impotency , Syphilis , Gleet and Varicocele , with question list.
My ItcaMHi Tor Writing n Kouk Upon Private , special anilcrvoiu I > Uca c * .
I have for many > eart made a specialty of diseases of the urinary and sexual organs , h.ive become a recognized authority upon the subject , consequently 1 receive an
immense number of letters 1'ioin physicians and ulllictcd persons , asking inv opinion and advice upon individual cases. For the benefit of such persons , I have written a hook ,
giving a genet a ! dcsci iplinn of the most common diKeascs and conditions , my treatment , success , advice , etc. Alter tending it.peitons will huve a clearer idea of their condition and
can write me more intelligently and to the point It will therefore he seen that our object in writing these pages is not to furnish reading matter to a class 01 pcirons who read out of
mere idlecuriosiu , but for the benefit of the many who arc suffering to a greater or le s decree from diseases , or the effects of diseases or abu'.c-i , of the sexual or urinarv organs.
Not a day passes but we rcciive many calls or letters from persons suffering from this class of diseases , or theirsequel. Many of them aic ignorant of the cause of the difficulty
that has wrecked their constitutions , thrown a cloud over their bright prospects and is shortening their d.-ys.
SURGERY.
Surgical operations lor the cure of Hare Lip , Clnh Fi-et , Tumors , Cancerf , Fistula. Cataract , Strabismus ( Cross Eyes ) Varicocele , Inverted Nails , Wens and Deformities
mities of the Human Uody performed in the most n-ientiric manner.
We treat Chronic Diseases of the Lun < ; s. I lea it , Hca.l , Blood , Skin , Scalp , Stomach , Liver , Kidneys , Bladder , Nerves , Uoncs , etc. , a-5 Paralysis , Epilepsy , ( Fits )
Scrofula , Bright's Disease , Tape Woim , Ulcers or Fever Soies , Dvspepsia or Gastritis. Mildness Kccma , etc.
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Caiefnlly , skillfully and scientiiically bv the latest and most approval methods. ' WRITE FOR HOOK pN DISEASES OF WOMEN , FREE.
Dr. McMenamy has for j ears devoted a large portion o'fhis lime to the study and treatment ol this class ofdi-eases , and has spaied neither time nor money to puifect him elf , and
is fully supplied with everv instrument , appliance and remedy of value in this department of Medicine and Surgery.
Wo claim superiority over any oculist or anriht in the west , and the thousands whom we hae cured , after others have failed , Mihstanthte our claims. To thosa nlllictej
with Eye and Ear Diseases , we simply say call and consult us , get scientific opinion , then visit whom you like , and if you are an intelligent person yo'i will return lo us lei treat-
ment and cure.
cure.Our book , describing the Eye and Ear nnd their diseases , in plnin ] language , with numerous illustrations , are written for the benefit pt nation's nnd phuicinns w g"
write us in regard to caces ; 1-v ' reading them carcfnllv physician and patient ; will have a clear understanding and Crt dcsciibe cases to us more Intelligently. WKITHFORIJO
ON DISEASES OF THB'lJYE AND IAR ? KREC OK
Address all letters to
J. W. McMENAMY , N. W. Corner 13th"and Bodge Streets , Omaha , Kefo.
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