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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1890)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , MAY 3 , 1890 THE CITY. Bank clonrlngB yesterday $1,08.3,518.71. Charles Pnrkor , the bull jumper , will bo turned ovx-r to the bhorlll today nnd Lou Croncr , his bondsman , released from Ills bond. Engineer Daisy Dean of the Holt line has ( 'ono to St. Loui.1 to attend hie brother who was Injured in an Iron , Mountain wreck. The council will flit as a board of equal ization this afternoon nt the council chamber to consider the Tenth street ll viaduct assessment and receive protests. The Omaha chemical works have been transferred to Max Meyer & Co. , the Omaha , National bank , A. J. Simpson , the Commercial National bank and Ju lius Meyer , the consideration being $6,510.00. A buggy owned by L. E. St. Clair and a cubic train collided at the intersection of Dodge and Fifteenth street yesterday afternoon and , as usual , the cable train came out first best. Lawyer O'Connor held the boards in Judge Shaw's court , and before a jury n iio obtained a judgment of $1U3 against John Grabow , against whom ho hold a ' \l'l mortgage , the property which was In \ cluded therein having been disposed of by the defendant. The funeral of Ncls P. Drago , the tailor who was burned to death , will occur Sunday at 1 p. m. from the family residence , corner of Eighteenth and Spring streets , under the auspices of the Danish Brotherhood. Interment will bo had at Sprlngwell cemetery. Rev. Dr. Duryca olllciatcd nt a cere mony Thurbday evening -by which Zibb Chipplott and Miss Lulu Ryan were united in wedlock. The ceremony was performed at 1001 Kinnor street , where the groom had lilted up a comfortable homo , which ho and his bride will oc cupy. Complaint is made by Pat Ford and flvo others that the houses at ! 512 and 221 North Eleventh street , and 1102,1104 and 1110 Davenport strcot are used openly as houses of prostitution and they will bo asked to seek moro se cluded quarters. Detectives Savage and IIu/.o recovered Iho gold watch stolen at the lire at 111 North Eighth street. The thief , Gcorgo Menokc , has been undo'1 ' arrest as a sus picious character for tome time. The watch was found at a saloon at Eleventh and Dodge , wlicro Meneko sold it. The Apollo club is considering the question of securing the borvices for its next concert , In Boyd's opera house May 16th , of Miss Alma Hult Krantx , the celebrated Swedish soprano , who has been ono of the most recent accessions to the musical circles of this country. She is said to bo the succet-bor of Nilsson and as flno a singer as that celebrated &oug- was iu her time. Jl'EttSOX.lJU / , l It A GIIA I'JIS. E. F. Hcnl of Oxford is nt the Casey. Jny Helnhroy of Norfolk is nt the Cusoy. John U.irsljy of Fairmont is at the Murray. II. AV. Wells of Schuyler is : it the Millard. Church IIowo wus ut tlio Paxtou yester day. . F. Fnulkiicr of Schuyler is n guest at tno Casey. S. E. Sanders of Lincoln is n guest at the Casey. C. W. McGomb of McCoolc is stopping nt the Casey. F. W. Barber of Grand Island is stopping nt the Casey. F. M. LaGrange o Fullcrtou Is registered nt the Casey. F. J. UucUhcIt of Grand Island Is a guest nt the Puxtoiu E. F. Warren" 'Nebraska ' City Is stopping at the Pnxton. C. W. Thomas of Grand Island is registered nt the Paxton. lion. E. I. . . Koggcn of Lincoln was in the city yestonlay. h J.G. Talc nnd wife of Grand Island are guests at the Millard. II. C. Thurber and wife of Long Pine are nmong the guests nt the Millard. Jnmcs A. Cline and Kiish II. Palmer of Mluduu are guests at the Murray. Mr. II. P. Ilubbard of Now York , a promi nent nowsp.ipar advertising man , callo u upon Tnu BRU yesterday. P. M. Hose , shipping clerk to Superintend ent Jny ncs of the Chicago , St. Paul , Minno- npolls & Omaha railroad , returned yesterday from a tour of Nebraska points , Mr. W. C. Lattlmer , general mrmnpor of the Boston Stores , is in the city and will take permanent charge of the Boston Store hero , Air. Green having been transfered cast. Dr. E. L. ICerns of Galena , 111. , has boon visiting friends in the city for several days nnd returned homo yesterday. The iloutor was very favorably impressed with the elty nnd expressed n desire to return and locate hero. hero.Pnul Pnul Ilannus , superintendent of the Denver city schools , was iu the city yesterday nnd in company with Superintendent James inndo a tour of tlio high school. Ho was very favor ably impressed with the situation and par ticularly' so with the department of manual training. Hon. John Arklns , editor of the Denver News , is in town en route homo from Chi cago. Ho says Denver was never so pros perous as now. In addition to the public im provements goliur on there is an immense amount of building under way. Handsome business blocks and ijno residences are going up all over the city. . 1 XXO VXCK.WKXTS. It Is said that the "waits" in "Bluebeard , Jr. , or Fntlum nnd the Fairy , " to bo given nt Boyd's next week , nro the shortest ever known in n spectacular extravaganza. There is only nn interval of three minutes between each act. The scenery in "Bluebeard , Jr. , " is the most elaborate witnessed for a similar production for many years , and the ballets iiuvo been complimented throughout the en tire country for the beauty of their grouping and costuming nnd the excellence of the ilani't'rs. In the ballet of "Birds nnd Insects , " nnd Iu "Tho Light of Asia , ' ' danced by forty coryphees lejl by Clar.i Guelitz , Madnllno Morondo and William Maitino , * the costumes nro of the most brilliant character. They represent lady-bugs , ImrlcruiiiiH , buttorillos , mivllles. hawks , ostriches , snnko clinrmcrs , fcluvoa of thu seraglio , imutch girls , etc. Nurvo anil Mvor I'llN. An Important discovery. They act on the liver , stomach nnd bowels through the jicrves. A now principle ) . They speedily euro bllllousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and constipation. Splendid for men , women nnd children. Smallest , mildest , Mirost. 110 doses for " 3 cents , -Samples five ut Kulin & Co.'s , 15th nnd Douglas. A I\\K \ Sale. II , T. Clnrko nnd wlfo have sold William T. Hobinson , n bookkeeper nt Ilonglimd's lumber yard , and Frank Chrysler the 318 fcctonCAss street by 1 Won Twonty-llfth , on which Is n row of three-story brick lints , for $103,000. The purchasers assume n mortgage for S.i5,000 , in favor of the Now York mutual life- insur ance company , A Mo. A Fremont dispatch In a morning paper BtutliiK that thirty head of cattle belonging to II. 1C. Klmbnll of the Union Pacific had been starved to death near Hlversldo , referred to Thus , L , Klmball , When It was shown to tfiat gentleman ho said ! "There- absolute ly no truth for such a statement nnd I pro- poxo to lururtuht not only the motive for making it but also the source from whence it criiino. "Tio | facts nro that last fall when the North Wyoming range , whew my hoard was hiunmcrcit dried up , some of the cows nnd youngi-r cattle grow thin boforu wo could bring them down to the ranch. They have not only had plenty of hay and corn to oat , but ran In the Moclw nil winter nnd wore well cruvd for. About twenty bead died , but that is not unusual In a drove of 330. They were old cows mid young calves , " 1'o.irs' Soai > la Uioiuostelcsanttollet adjunct * < IN TJII-i KOU1' . The BiiliJcot of Thursday's ConkhiK Ijcoturo nt the V. 31. C. A. Utillrilnir. Some man doubtless with Impaired dlgcs- tlon resulting from Ill-prepared food has said "A woman who does not understand cookery is but half a woman.1 By obvious reasoning then Miss Andrews , who makes n practical application of the complicated niceties of this art , must bo more than n woman , In short , r household nngol. As she stood behind n liner covered table Thursday afternoon with nr appropriate picture of the Lord's supper over her head , the women listening attentively re- nllzcd that the making of toothsome soups Isn gift equally with the painting of pictures or writing of songs , She began her lecture on soups by recalling to the minds of her hearers tlip bon mot of Bomo writer who declared that "Franco has two religions and two hundred sauces , while America has two hundred religions nnd two sauces , " adding that the same remark will hold good of nouns , as sauce-tiro concentrated soups and that the relation is so Intimate that they cannot bo divorced. After explaining that the brown particles extracted from meats by boiling , nnd not the juices , contained the nutriment , she rendered the making of beef tea as simple as the alpha bet. Hound steak was the chosen material , chopped instead of ground , ns there was no grinder. Ground beef , however , gives n richer flavor to the tea , according to Miss An drews. This was covered with cold water , nnd , adding : i scant supply of milt , she left It on the stove to simmer for 11 fteen or twenty minute. ' . Having done this she proceeded to unfold the mysteries of the malting soup stock in the two varieties' brown stoelr made from beef , nndwhlto stock inndo from chicken , veal or llsh. A 10-cent soup bono which was divided so that the water might como In con tact with the different portions of meat , was then carefully wiped with u napkin wet in cold water , although Mi s Andrews advised skinning the bono ns a method of cleaning it , ns in tills manner the skin , which is Imper vious to water and retards the process , is re moved. This she covered with water nnd put over u Mow lire. Keturnlng to her beef tea nnd finding It done she added a little salt and pepper nnd then sent it about by her ns- slstnnts for the women to tnsto , as each had brought a teaspoon nnd a napkin for the mir- pose of giving her opinion of tlio various mix tures. Miss Andrews made an extra qunn- tity of the nppetMng tea , declaring she had learned bv her experience in Kansas City to make n double ijuantity as there the women had brought tablespoons to taste withal. The assurance that a simple broth once n week was appcti/.ing , restful and afforded tlio va riety that is the outcome of the exercising of brain power in cooking , was : i great relief to many of tlio women present who have a wholesome dread of dally planning. Miss Andrews declared that there are thrco re quirements in clear soup , first , the beef stock ; second , tlio coloring from tlio browning of roasts or from n bit of stock simmered down ; third , the flavoring , deduced from any vcgct- nblo with a distinctive flavor and from the usunl spices united in modest combination with nothing conspicuous. Having left a quantity of the brown parti cles in the stock to exemplify the clarifying " process with the white of an egg broken "just enough to combine , and adding some little marrow balls , Miss Andrews proceeded to white stocks. These , she said , are inndo from chicken , fish or veal in combination with water or milk or from water or milk alone thickened n trillo with flour smothed with butter. After breaking off the heads from some asparagus stems to appear in a soup and cooking the remainder tor a flavor she used the white-stock in combination , with the result of a very delicious soup. This was passed about affording n pleasant avnnt gent for the dinner which would follow shortly on the arrival homo as the hours had been pro longed. In the snmo fashion of white stock Miss Andrews told of the making of any amount of appetizing first-courses of cauli flower , salsify , potato , corn and other vegeta bles , closing the lecture with a pretty au rc- voir to her interested audience. Among the women present were : Mrs. Caldwell , Mrs. Bemis , Mrs. Burk , Mrs. Bradford. Mrs. Wil liams , Mrs. Hallor , Mrs. lUchardson , Mrs. Nilcs , Mrs. Hoffman , Mrs. Joseph Burton. Mrs. Peattie , Mrs. SpragueMiss Hawloynnd Miss Bishop. In advanced ngo the declining powdrs nro wonderfully refreshed by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It really docs "make the weak strong. " PUUIjIcTvVOlUtS. A Dt'Iiniiiiont Contractor and One AVIio Forfeits a Check. The board of public works held a meeting yesterday afternoon. It was announced F. Ruysschacrt , who has the contract for grading Spencer and Emmctt streets from Sherman nvcnuo to Twenty-fourth street was delinquent. Iio has done nothing under his contract this spring and the board decided to give him flvo days to como to time. If ho docs not proceed with the work nnd finish the snmo in ns short n time ns practicable the board will take the matter out of his hands , llnnish the job and charge to his account. Mr. Fumy moved thnt the chairman bo ordered to cash the check of Ernest Stuht in the sum of $ T > 00 nnd deposit snmo with the city treasurer. Mr. Stuht forfeited this good faith money by reason of his failure to furnish bonda nnd enter into a contract for lilllng cer tain lots declared by the city council a nuisance. The report of the expenditure of the street commissioner for the month of April , amount ing to $ lSiriOwas ) ( approved. Major Furay proposed u vote of thanks to Major Balcombo , who has saved his salary to thu city by means of forfeitures , and Stuht's $500 cheek starts in on Mr. Kiorsted's salary. At this rate it is presumed that It will co-it the city nothing for the services of its board of public works. The petition of the Missouri Pacific for nn iron bridge over Sixteenth street and the Belt line was approved. It is proposed to erect n substantial and handsome bridge with a double track. The estimate of John F. Dailoy for Bowcr- ngo on Francis and Heed streets , amounting to $ S70.81 , was approved. The Only Ono. The Chicago , MilwaukeeSt. . Paul railway is the only line running solid vobtibuled , electric lighted and steam heated trains between Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha. The berth reading lamp feature In the Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines is patented and cannot bo used by any other railway company. It Is the great improvement of the ago. Try it und bo convinced. Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific depot , Omaha , at 0 p. m. daily , arriving at Ghlc.igo at 0:30 : n. in. Passengers taking this train are not compelled to got out of the cars at Council Bluffs nnd wait for the train to bo cleaned. Get tickets nnd sleeping car berths at Union ticket olllce , 1501 Farnnm at. F. A. NASH , Gen. Agt. J. E. niKSTON Pass Agt. UP IX ARMS. The KlfrimUtvo Attitude of Month Sltlo Citizens on Viailuet AsttcsantpntH. There is a big lot of trouble brewing over the Tenth street viaduct assessment , and it is becoming more serious every day. As yet , the board of equalization has been making only vcntursomo attempts to settling * the matter in a way that will suit everybody con cerned , These preliminary efforts have had the effect of waking up property owners south of the track to a degree of liveliness Which several couneilmcn bay they have never before seen equalled in the history of improvements ( u Omaha , Councilman Lowry told a reporter that ho was haying a new suit of clothes , which ho When Jlaby WAS ilck , wii gave her Castorlo , When she w u a Child , she cried for Castorls , M'livu she became Ml , she clung to Castoria , Wlwu siio ha J ChiUrou , tlia gn : o thorn Custorla , Just purchased , pulled nearly Into shreds , by rampant taxpayers of the first ward , in their endeavors to pmphaslzo their arguments on thomnttcr. The itory didn't go for much , however , when a few inlnutoi later ho re marked in strict conlldenco that he bought his new suit nt the flro sale nnd paid Just 110 for the thrco pieces. Ono thing Is sure , Judging from the sev eral attempts of the city council sitting ns a board of equalization , recently , It Is the unyielding purposeof that body to make the south cud property owners pay about two-thirds If not three-fourths of the assessment. Another thing that Is equally sure Is that those same property owners nro preparing a novel surprise by way of retaliation upon for the council nfid the north part of the city generally. They feel that viaduct assess ments have not only been plied onto them In the past , but there is a very bright prospect of It continuing Indefinitely. "So far as I nm concerned , " snld City Treasurer Hush , "I would not object to my property being taxed ns I do not want to put myself In the attitude of ono opposing public Improvements. I do think , however , that public improvements of the magnitude which our viaduct needs are assuming should como out of n public , a common fund. Not only do wo need a viaduct at Tenth street , but also In the near , if not immediate , future , at Twelfth , Fifteenth , Seventeenth nnd other streets. Now , if this thing of assessing tlio great big end for these viaducts on the prop erty owners south continues the property owners will bo bled simply nnd utterly to death. " The Intcst effort made by the board of equalization toward solving the difllculty is as follows : Itcsolvud , That the chairman nnd city en gineer ho and mo liriciby directed toappoitlon at leass flO pur rent of the assessment to pay damages on behalf of Tenth sticot viaduct , upon the mopurty abutting upitn Tenth stu-ut In the districts s designated upon thu pint submitted hci'invlth nnd thoresldm-necessary to meet said total ( Inmates amounting to J-'IT- , ViO upon the ic'iimlnchu-of thu property In said districts as nlxivo sot forth on accompanying plat , Tenth street property to bo assessed as follows : Jackson to Fnrnam $2. . " > 0 per finnt foot , Far- nam to alley DoUvri'ii Dodj-'o and Canltnl uvc- nuo41.in purfi ont foot and fiom Hickory to Dancrntt } l.50cr | front foot. Tlio boundilesof the plat icferred to In this resolution ate : South of the viaduct Mlddlonf thablock bc- tttuun Klovi-ntb and Twelfth from Jlason to llanuioft ; east on llancroft to mlddloof the block between Fifth and HKth ; north to Hick ory , cast on Hickory to the liver , north on tliu 11vur to Jlason , aid | wust on Mason to the point of hc-glnnlnir. North .Middle of the block between Jackson and Jones on the south , mlddlo of thu block between Hl\th tint ! i'ovrnth on tile cast , mlddlo of the block between Doclfjo and Cimltol u\c- nuc , mlddloof the blouk between l < ourteunlli und riftuenth on the west. Kliciiiiuvtism. Many stubborn nnd aggravating cases of rheumatism that were regarded as incurable nnd accepted as lifo legacies , have been cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm , much to the surprise and gratification of tlio sufferers. Ouo application will relieve the pain end suf fering , nnd its continued use insures an effec tual euro. The prompt nnd certain relief is itself n great boon to sufferers , and has made Chamberlain's Pain Balm immensely popular in many places. A single trial , which re quires nn outlay of but GO cents , will convince you that rnuumatism can bo cured , nnd that Chamberlain's Pain Bulm will do it. For sale by all druggists. That Sidney Failure. J. J. Mclntosh , administrator at Sidney of the estate of tlio late Cli'ot Morgan , is in town seeking an audience with Frank John son for the purpose of effecting n settlement of the indebtedness of the institution. Mr. Johnson , however , has gone to Denver , nnd will not bo back for several days. Heal Estate J2.\ohniiKc. The listings yesterday were as follows : Lot 15 , block ii , Kountzo's fourth addition , COxlII.'i , 0-room house ; price , Si,7UO. Millard & Caldwcll's addition , 230 feet , lot 23 , fiOxS'H , 0-room house ; price , $3,000. C. Ij. Juynes & Co. , sold lot 0 , block 1-f , Sherman Avcnuo park , 150. Save Your Hair BY .1 timely use of Ayor's Hair Vigor. This preparation 1ms no equal ns a dressing. It keeps the .scnlp clean , cool , anil liealtliy , and preserves the color , fullness , anil beauty of the hair. " I was rapiilly becoming balJ anil gray ; but after ming two or thrco bottles of Ayor's Hair Vigor my hair Crow thick ami glossy and the original color was restored. " Melvin Aldrlch , Canaan Centre , N. IT. . " Some time ago I lost all my liair in consL'ijuunco of measles. Aftnr duo waiting , no now * giowtli appealed. I then used Ayer's Hair Vigor and my hair grew Thick and Strong. It has apparently como to stay. The Vigor is evidently a great aid to nature. " J. B. Williams , Floiesville , Texas. "I have used Ayor's Hair Vigor for the past four or ( Ivn ycais and find it a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It is all I could desire , being harmless , causing the hair to retain its natural color , nnd requiting but a small quantity to rondur the hair easy to arrange , " Mrs. M , A. Uniley , 9'Chailes stioat , Havcrhill , Mass. " I'liavo been using Ayor's Hair Vigor for several yuais , nnd believe that it lias caused my hair to retain its natural color. " Mrs. II. J. King , Dealer in Dry Goods , &c. , Bishopville , Sid. BT Dr. 'J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Moss. Bold by Druggists and Perfumcr > . nemit or tun ( Irrat UnlTcrnltloi in tlio HtronROSi , Purest nmlmoit llcalttiful. Dr. I'rlco'it Crenm linkIng - Ing I'omlor iloei not contain Ammonia. Mme < U Alum. Sold only In ctiu. I'UU'l : UAKtNlJ 1'OWHKlt CO. SEW YUI1K. ClttCAUO. HAN FIIA.SCIHCO. ST.IOUIS. 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AikforVAN HoUTtN'u ndl.iA noXA r. (1 CONTINENTAL * /T CORNER FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STS. PRIZE WORD CONTEST. An Educational Recreation , Highly Exciting , Instructive and Amusing. . * A VALUABLE From Our Boys' and Children's Department Given to Every Sudcessfu | Contestant , Read Carefully the Details of this Unique ' ) ' Entertainment. COMMENCING MONDAY , MAY 8 , And continuing until further notice , we will send a game of letters to any address , in n sealed en * velope , with rules and instructions showing how common words of the English language may be * formed from these letters. Two envelopes will be sent to every address containing letters which wij | form two common English words , which may be found in either Webster's or Wooster's Unabridgcq , Dictionary , either one being accepted as standard authority in spelling. / To every boy 14 years of age or under who is successful in forming from the letters sent the twd correct words which they represent , all of which are numberen and registered in a ledger in our officd and also numbered on the envelopes sent , we will send as a prize by express a pair of short Unca trousers made from the Sawyer Woolen Company's , of Dover , N. H. , finest quality spring cassimorey * equal in quality to any fabric made in this country , if not superior , the lowest retail price of which 1 $ our establishment or elsewhere is $2.OO per pair. , As it is our purpose to distribute the prize , which all come from our children's department , possible , no contestant will be allowed to compete more than once , and all words sent out must top retarned to us within fifteen days of date or they will not be accepted. ' Great interest will be taken in this method of competing for a prize of substantial value , whicli will be given toovery successful contestant. To persons who are skillful at this game it will bo a mnt-J ter of only a few moments' study to win a prize , and at the same time some experts may find it a s.ub ject that will require many days and evenings of careful study to solve. The game is fascinatmgr beyond precedent , and thousands of people all over the United States are playing it at the present tima during the long evenings as a ssurce of amusement and as a highly instructive recreation in the ai t of spelling and forming words in the English language. Send to us for envelopes containing the wuids | and also for blank to write the same upon. ' The Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi. Special bargains in Men's Suits $8 , $10 , $12 and $15 ; plenty of better ones if you want them. THE BEST FOR TIME RAILROAD KEEPERS SERVICE. CANTON , WATCH CASE ! . OHIO. MANUF'G CO , The UROESTWATCHFACTORIESInthe World REMOVED To the N. E. Corner of 14th and Farnam Streets. DR. McGREW , Ono of the most successful Specialists , has taken olHoes at the nnttlipast cnmcrof 14th and I'm Main btrccls. The dm-toi'h inpldly iu- croasInK practice compels him to nook moro commodious offices. The doctor Is iiiisuipn sod In the treatment of nil forms of Private Diseases , btilutuiu , Lost Manhood anil Ambition. Tlio doctor has ono of the most complete systems for tioatlii } ! I'rlviito DUcu'os fiiuml thiouxhout the \scht. nml has made those ilN- pnes his special btmly for more than 15 yeais. Ills tieatmunt Cannot Fail , and n cure Is puarantocd In every case. These who lm\o been under hla ticatment for STRICTURE pronounce H n ino- wondoifiil success , ytilctiue , or palu and dlllli'iilty In uilnatliifr , peimiini'iitly cnicd In n fo\v days without pain , cutting of loss of time. Lost Manhood and Ambition In Its worst fntniR and most dreadful results aio absolutely and permanently cured liy the doctor. and the patient Is soon completely ro- stoicd to his usual vigor , ambition and en- renness and AU Female Diseases positively miiL-d without Instruments AT 1IUMK , without any annovaiu'o or loss ol tlmu ur pain. Tiuatnifnl Is easily made by oaoh nutlent OATABBH , Skin Dlsoasos nnd all Diseases of the Blood , Heart , Liver , Kidneys and Bladder absolutely cured. The Doctor's Success linn been ulniplr marvelous , llo l frontIng - Ing imtlonts liy cnrrcspomlemi > In nlnioit i-u'ry Bliitu from | hu Atlantlo to Ilio I'm Ilio ocenn Ainline thu doctor's patients nro liniiiil tuunjr of the h'mllntt moil of nnr country * iunl < ir . Imnkern , inln > Inters Inwyere. nnil ntun In the Mirlonsother ociMipn- linn * which KU to iniilio up Ihu masses of thu proplo. They ( iiiilurku him nnd reconmivnd him In tliunlrunn- i' l pnrslhlo inunncr. M'lHl ID cents lolninp'i ) for the Doctor's book , The J.lfo Fcoret. fur " Mnn" or "Wonnin " Trentnient hcorrc'Spuuclcuto. . tilniup for rtplf. Consultation free. OFFICE ; NORTIIBAST CORNKR 14th ahcl Farnam Sts. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PEBIS. GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXrosmoN , 1889. HE MOST PERFECT OF PEH8. BUtrsraOil Tneyo- Jti Pu * < r woret whejtul * irktitut 0 , I > . dirifl from l < ( J , tpf rr'i FiB- | lor 1 W M dUon St Thirif . | 1 I * J. Pend fr. if * tap l > t ntw rt It | Ur | ll ffrCtW | ill tit fbllj * SUFFEttEHS FItOM iVcrtoui DcMlliy , Youthful Indliicri-lluui , LoM Manhood. rBe Your Own Physician li Many men , from the effects of youthful . Imprudence , hare Inoutrht about a stale of ! wcdknohi that has reduct-d the general y - > torn 10 much ns to induce Imoftt tvi-ry 5 other disease , and thu rtal cute , of tliu F trouble scarcely mvr buliu * su iH > cU d , thej are dottorcHi for e\co tiling but tlio rfirlit ; one. J otwitliatandluu' tlio ni&ny valuabfo > remedies that medical trcjenru had proCJut ctl , fortno relief of thlftdag * of patients , nom 't ' of the ordinary moden of tn-ntmcnt fctf cl a ) pltal nractlcoT.o have experiments I with > and dlir overcd new and coiut nt rated mne- E dlej. The accompanying prescription In of ; fercd as A certain and aprrdy cun.ta - liundrcdsof caifiInoui practlcaha ctitcn ; rfirtond to iwrfcct health hylta afro oftir > nil other n. medics failed , rorfectly put o In , ils proscription. It Krythroiylon coca , 1-3 drachm , Jciufjobin. 1 2 drathtu. Ilflonlaa Dioicix , 1 it drachm. p.R ExtJpnatleu R ln , | Kxt. IcnUndra , 2 scruples. UJycermon e. tile. $ MaKu 00 pills , lake 1 pill at 3 p. m * and nn . 0 1 other on Kolnj ? to hetl , liiFomL * rnt > t lt will CL twnecevaryfu'tioptttienttotnl.otwol'ill ) ) ' ? J ; atU > dtlmo.matcln ( lioimn.LerthiieatnT. V ThtiiTimMy lntidnpfcHl toeteryocnJttl mot ' < | ticMousdemlltyandwcaknvssitiflthirti.i , ' 1 nn 1 especially m tlioso cases resultIHR from 1 Imprudence. The ixiiitemtlpowtra | i > t , ; thUiTftoratlrourotnilyaftonlthlnir.andlla > HMO continued for n short tlmothinrra Uic ; lanRtild.dcMlitntiHj.iierrelcra condKlcn to , ' i OIIQ of renewed HTe nnd vtor ( , Vli ' As wo are coiiRtantlr In receipt of letters cf Inqulty iclr.tho to thU remedy , wo uould . p.\y tothoiHwho would prt'fertooltnlnlt ) < f - ' , u * , by remitting $1 n ttccurcly Ft-alnl par k ; affo containing t > 0 pills carefully c m ! pounded , Hill tto pent by return mnllfrmn , ' uurprivate liNrntoryrr\vo ) willfutiiMi C ; oacLnffCH , w hlcJi will cu ro most cawjf. for SO jlddreas or call on ; How England Medical lnstilule > j 21 Treinont How , Doilim , Alun. , n Copyright , 18S3. hy K. 1 ! . llll LSU. Dr. SIMONS Located In Omnlm for tire yearfucr 10 yoiiriof .successful iiinrtlco In I'lill id lnlil.i Now YniU anil t'lilcngo. Do not iniulii i \\tm-\ \ mo In dollcnto cases , or hpeciilum iiin na' tlun. MnKes no niNl.iKos , Tiontiui i i il tt-0 > and iiosltlvc. Call on mo and 1 Mill - > . > < fv t 'I ' of tlio location , t'Moiil and natuiK if ' " > " 'l ' soasc , ac'iito or I'liitinlc , iliuiKi'l' of i'i ' \ niiu piolialilllty of fin cu 1 inakon spcfhiliv i < f enerur , jihyslcal decay and all tumbles. DISEASES 01 : WOMEN , ' cess , liillammatlon of the \itoru . i > r piofiiso ill.splay or suppression ml t hiircessfnlly. ( Jail on or wilto Dlt , SIMOXS , iUl H. ICth Ht. , On NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT order for * lx . . . , Iu lefnnU raoncy if Iho tr IJuarftj.l esU ntHl atnl fnutna f N UUUC ! CO 1110 Fannun Stivot , Oumhu \.i ) 9For lOBTorl'AILIJW WAN'jnOUJ Oenerol ana KKHVOU3 JlEBII.lf Y | hWt rtj . * tl Hal' ' " * v * tisof H6dy ndWlnd , Efltctn ClUlailiAIUofErrorsorKicetiolnOldorYouiiTt Mtbuit , SobUXiSIIOODrollr ll.llorrJ. ll.w l r > lirc > " iiiKDiiii.iinKAk.i.iUKfhiiiri'niiKiitiiiAi'iiiibui'noiir. ilnolultlr mrilllii lionii 7llk.\llkM-u iv.liCi In u 4i7. Ut. l.illlj rren 10 UlilM nd t.rttfi fomilrlrl. UrlU II" i * trltlhp Uaak. fipUaitlcti.nil i > rt > ofrtjtallr l nr.lfirn. ! w cu BRIR MEOIOAL co. , HUFFALO , . ' . v. " " ' nlTrrlinfroiirtlioiili'iUurjmillifini'Vi ' ec.ty , witfttlnK wrakiH'M. l < mi nianh < rfl ' V { tintt \nluaulo trtatlMi ( Mnkth coma < ' < t' 'u' ' liarllcnlnrs fur homo cunrilCi ; < ' > i ' tplt'ii'll'l ' incillcnl work fhoulil l i niw " ' , ' * man lie U IIPITIIIM ami ili'hlllulc .1 * 'i ' in. i < . VOU'MK1IooUll , ° "H Foil I.A IU BSOM.V r I.riluc' rrrliuli I I'J" | | tin. ' rii'iiclirvinctly. nil un HID invniirnnl - " " ' " " ' curumipproMluiifioninlinluturfiiiiiiu I'rt " ti < . < > > ' truatlun. Tliv iillla ( liunld nut l > u i u > " lj ' " * iirt'iinancy. Am. I'llK'd , lloyiillirpiiip ! Hi > f' i" ' ' " ' lo . lu licnulnobjr hlirniinn .OliCiuint'll l"'ik'i nonr I'O . Uniiiliri , 0 A .Mi'hlior. H Uiiialiu M 1 > iill : , Lmuicll liluir ; : ur .1 lur M. " " " " ' G A"E"V"EH"TON ' ! II. W Truohcart , Julm Aililnnco. I in. nn H. M. Trueheni't & Co. 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