UMAJHA. lUULUX JJJiiiy , WA.'l'UKJUAiL ' , JUbl' 1U , 1SU ) .
BETTER JIEDICAL EDUCATION.
The Stanford Donandetl b/ the American
Institute of Homaopathj.
SUPERIOR PREPARATION DEMANDED.
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Tlio following reportsho-wlriB Iho advanced
position taken by .tho Honwcpalhlo tmtjonal
medical society in relation to medical oduca-
ttoinvaa furnished Tin Hm-by the courtesy
of Dr. C. M. Dmstnore , chairman of Iho
bureau ol medical education1
'Jlmconmlttco conpratulito the .American
Institute of tioincLopalhy i well as tlio profession -
fession generally , upon the ndvant-oniont
wblch In ? bocti nnilo In th cause ofinoillc.il
cducntioulthin the List fowjears. This
lias boon largely brought about by tlio united
action of the thirteen homcoopilhta medical
college's' of this countiy , rcflrcwiitcJ in this
committee , nnd by the strong support given
to their ( ITort by tliU national association
rjlio advance stcpi have been :
1. The requirement of a preliminary ex
amination before matriculation ; adopted in
1SSI.
2. Tlio extension of the course of study and
nttcudaico upon lectures from two yours to
tluco j can.
: j The extension of the L'cturo term from
four or llvo months to not less than six
months , mid la some cases extending It to
eight or nine months ol continuous Instruc
tion In e.ich jear ,
4 The establishment of a broader and moro
thoiough curiiculum of study.
fi. The consideration , and by some colleges ,
the adoption of four jcars of medical study
preparatory to graduation.
'Ihe united action of our thirteen colleges
upon th"vj points , hnu not only boon ofmu-
tuil souIco to the sc\eral colleges , but It litxs
haila imrltcd Influence by tlio stimulation of
thn \ \ hole medical profosslon In Its rcqulro-
jnint for nioto cmeful professional training ,
sotlmtnlrcidy a lingo number of allointlito
collotjca lia\o udoptctl our measures , nnd oth-
oi-suio tiroposlnt ? to do llio sumo thoiough
\voik. Your coininlttco rull/.otho dilllculty
ofkconiiit ; up to the hlKh Htandaidvhlcli
they h wo adopted. Jlostof tlio colloRcs .iro
without endowments and ate entirely depen
dent lor Jhdrouppoit upon the tuition fees
of bUidents , who , as a rule , mo un-
nblo to iny largo BUIM for this
put pose , and thu3 the support of the collejfo ,
ina Ririt inijotltv ofiusti , iciiuirw continu
ous poisonnl effort and luiff * picutilny sar-ii-
llccs outhopirtof the faculty la it nsl.iiif , '
too much , ttion. of the institiito und of the
nicdli.il profession , tli.it tliey thould do nil in
their i wcr to sustuin tl'PsotollcKCH ' in the
woilc they .no dolnjr , and to lighten thohui-
den of oxpinsc niul BJiiiilio hich falls upon
these connected with them ?
Whllo thoBtoitnuss of pl ilclnni , good ,
Ind , mid inciilTtient , overstocks the piofes-
sioual fieldjot thoroiiro thousmdsof places
in Die United SUtos tohlch \ \ ould bo most
cordially welcomed , well cdtu itcd and torn-
pclo thomojopuhlo plnslcirns. Should it
not bo the turn , then , of cvciy ono of our
twelve thousand hoiniuopithio piactltiont'rs
toBuc that at least onocompctcnttlioioulil.v- ) ;
cducuttd in.m Is annually directed towards
mid ewolled in our honicvopatlile colleges ! Ji
is thoio .ilono th it they CMU loam the applica
tion of Iho nrt of hcalingl ! ! accordance nith
lioiutuopathlo Jprlncin'ot ' , und yet then are
rmny of our physicians who t.ciul . their
students , and oven their soni to nllopathie
colleges , because they feel thnt , if
they nio cducitud in such nn
Institution and hold im allopathic diploma ,
our opponents cannot sneer atttiein for lack
of adulation. What should wo caieforsuch
nnccrst Anil of what injury v ill it ho so long
na our fltudents have acquirednn cilucitlon.
vhlch shall hotter fltthrui fm thouirliifr of
their pitluitsl Your committee bclluvothnt
our associate loUc es da furnish the best
quality of medical education attuln.iblo in this
countiv , and thit it Is the duty of Iho profes
sion , It there is any lack of proper Instruction
touotliulvutmo.it toob\hto ft , by demand-
ins l ipio\ cutouts und furnishing the means
ot SCCUUIIR them. It is frequently the case
thut the student and his preceptor search lor
the die ipost rather than the best institution
'Iho tendency of this Is mturally todr.u ; the
colleges down to the lowest possible level
of u > st , in Older that price rather than qual
ity ina > uttuict , "Wo call upon the institute
nnd upon Iho profession , therefore , to do nil
in their power to old and stiengthon thcso
colleges ; and each Individual cuu do it in
cno 01 mcyo ways :
1. By hdrty co-operatlon v 1th The colleges
inthcii ofTorts for thoiough worlc and in
creased Instruction.
2. ly ! sending to our colleges men nnd
vomcn of aupcilor qualities and thorough
pioparation for their work : discouraging
nam medical study in our schools the Inefll-
Olcnt. ignorant or unprincipled.
a. Ily sending the students to the best
ratlici than the cheapest colleges.
4. By using their influence to secure for
inedic.il colleges a fair quotuof tha contribu
tions und endowments \\hiih \ generous and
charitablepeoplo tire annually giving to the
importniaInstitutions of ourccutitiy.
The ghlng to acommnniU of a well edu
cated andskillful physkian Is afar ( 'routir
thori'J- than the restoration to health , in our
hospitals , of some poor and enfeebled Indi
vidual ; and wlillo vo would not dettiit ( from
the \alu.iblo work of our hospitals , upon
vliich wealth la almost unstinted measure Is
j early bestowed , ut the same time < vo would
ask some measuioof that benollcenco upon
these institutions \\hlch nro to pioparo the
-iihyslci.uu to tnko thaigo of the health uud
lives of the entire community.
rlirlIMlVAUHUl'VTIOV. .
Them h ono dlfllculty under which medicil
colleger have labored , vhich has proved of
the ino-a soiions injury to the standing and
usefulness of the inedicaliprofis sion , nnd hiis
. inti-odnccxl to the mule of educated irun , per
sons utterly unqualified for the study ot nnv
SciPiitlllo or piofesslonal buboct ] JIoJicil
schools , dependent for suppoit entirely upon
tholi tuition fees and the number of their
Rtudent-slinvofeltuiiwllllngto offend phjsl-
cluiis by nfusinpr toudinit ntudcuts , sent by
them , however lirnorat. This dlltlculty Ira
been recently obviated to a considerable ex
tent by tlio united notion of nil our homuo-
pathlo colleges in rcquirlnK a preliminary cx-
nininatlon hoforo entrance.
If this plun Is adopted by alt the modlcal
follpgcs , it111 not lesgon the number of
stutlinttt in any porceitiblo [ desi-ee , but
jiithor compel them to obtain a suitable edu
cation before eoiiiniencliiK professlonalstudy ,
by attending aculcmlosor .schools whcro such
pivlimlnary hmnches uro taught. A moat ob
noxious law has , hovover , i-eccntly been
passed by the Now Voik lexis'aturo ' , which
prai.tMlly ! ( dcstrojs all this effort of the
colligcs tolnx\o their students suitably pro-
piixMonentoiIng the medical school It Is ,
that nidkal ! stuilonts sluill bo allowed to piss
the pix'llinlnaiy examinations , not on boglii-
nhiK but during tlioir fiit > t ) earof the time
> cnis of medical stud ) . In othiJr uords , n
student imllt to begin the study of medicine ,
and w ho should consequently require j longer
rather than a shorter term of medical study ,
may use ono of his thrcociirs tomikoup
Ills dellckncios. 'Jhoubanrulty of sueb uhw
is so apparent that It wonldsiHim Impivssiblo
for any IcKlnlutor to allow it to piss. Such a
piindplo would not bo applied oven to tbo
lowest giado of Riaminar schools , and in a
medical .school , wbero u toutloa to lifo and
hcalthdeponds upon the lustra ction pi ovloiisly
received by tlio physician , U would seem al
most criminal to runovo or les in the proiinr
requirements und safeguards for u sulUiblu
education ,
Thoi-o U still nnothordiniculty undcrwlilch
medical sthools labor. K\cn if the prullnu-
nnrv examination docs roqulro a good
l nowlcdgo * of English branches , with ,
perhaps , some filight ac < iualntanco with
Latin and physlci , theio Is atill u great In
equality In tlio prvpuritlon of the various
students Some may bo college graduntos
\\hoiu-owolllmtructoiliutho principles ot
, chemistry , physic , biology , microscopy , vltlx
S consldcniblo know lotlgo of physiology ; while
- , - otnfi'3 , without suth attninmenLs , may bo
AMr utterly itniomut of nil these brunches
r 1 1 nctxbsarlly follows that these to classes
cannot pursue their medical studies togothcr
to mutual aj\aiitano. Instruction adnjited
to the bettor educated would bo untutclllgjiblo
1,0 the ignorant ; \vhllo lustructlen suited to
the Iftuoraiit would be a simple wast of tlma
for llio more ad van col class. To obvltto
this , your comtnlttco Avould suggMt that the
vnguo fourth year reijuIrvJ by
flomo Iwanli ot hcnltli , and which
has been boon nlrc.idy adopted by a lur o
numborof coltotfos Imscil tipon a ocrtldciito
of study fromsorao physician , which corllll-
ciitoofun tlmos iislmply nMrcc , ahould ho
mnJo definite In Us requirements , and should
include these preliminary studio ? of mcdlcnl
Bclcnco which arc usually taught In colleges
nnd school * of sclcnco and art Lot the ex-
ninluntion for entniuco to thollrslyearof
incdicul study remain as nt present adopted
by our colleges , Mhllo the cnlrauio ujxjn the
second ) car's studies wliould Intludu nn
oxamlnatloh In the additional subjects of
physics , ( 'ontial chomlatry. biotocy , microscopy -
scopy , the elements of Dhynlology nnd sufll-
clcnt Latin for writing prescription * ! . With
out doubt , this llrst year's Instruction could
be best irtven In a ni'dlcnl school , and in
tnnny caies students vould prefer to receive
It there ! but whether obtnined In u medical
school , In u classical collie , In technical
schools or under private instruction , provided
students can passn sutlsfattorv examination
In tbcso brantlies. they iihould bo admitted to
thosecend jtar otstuJy , and stiirtlnR from
stith a polntof attainment ) , thrco jcaw of
caicful Instruction should thoroughly Ut the
student for his medical dean-o If such n
plan wtro uniformly adopted It would grcitly
improve and render moro satisfactory the
whole sstem ) of medical c-ducatlon tliroush-
out our country. It li , thcicfore. vsith fjreat
satisfaction that ) our tominlttco can i-cport
to the Atnciican Instlluto of Iloiiui'opjtliy
their adoption of the following requirements :
On and nftrr tbo fill of IbttJ , in nil col
leges rtprcsentcd in the iiitorcoUoKtito coin-
niittco of the American Institute of lloinajo-
jathy the term ol stuJ ) ixqlllitd forfiradua-
tlon shall boat least four ) c us , whkh shnll
include attendance upon * nut less than three
terms of lectures of six months c.iuli
No pcison , unless ho present a diploma or
certlllc.ito of Kraduntloii from an nurcdltcd
unlvorslty , tolle'o ( , , academy or high school ,
orntcachcis ccitllicitoliteli shall ho i ) > -
proved bv tha fatuity as emitvalent to thocx-
unilimtlons raqulrod , shall bo admitted to thu
setondjcarof study , and tlioflist course of
lectures la nny of the colleges ropicseulud
in this tommittec , without having passed n
wrltlon examlnutlou upon the follow UIR sub-
Jet ts :
1. Kngllsh composlllonby ritinff nttho
time of cxamlniitlon , an essay of not less than
t\\o hundred words , fro'nvvhlch may bo
JudRcdlho wilter's prollolency la grammar ,
8ielling nnd writing.
'i. yvrltliinctio as far ni sqimi-o i-oot
3 Gtography , phjilcal nnd political , as
much ns Is contained In ad\anccd school
geographies
4. Ilistorj , suth an otitllno of the hlsLoiy of
modern civilised nations , cspctiidiy of "the
United States , ns is contained in oidiuiry
luininilsof history.
5 I ntln , sufllclont lo rcul eaiy pioso nnd
togivo n fair loiiixnuhcuslon of scieiitlllc
tcims and formule.
(1 ( Plivslci , sudi nsls comprised in Balfour
Stowait's 1'ilmiiipr of Phjsics
7. Blolog ) nnd uhyslolo y , ns much as is
comprised in the briefer course of Maitln'a
Human liodv.
i > . Chemistty , a.i comprised in Miller's olo-
mcntuiy clainlstiy.
1) ) Uotan as found In nn elementary iirm-
ualIt
It shall bo understood tint thollrstof these
fouryeais of study shall luvo been demoted
to the preliminary incdle.il studies , as out
lined bv this committee , nnd that , upon suc
cessfully p Hsini ; the above examination , the
student shall hao fulllllud the lequliomcuts
of thofliste.irof medical study.
Ybnr conimittco ask the npprbval and sup-
poit of the Amulcnn Institute of Homtco-
pathy. In their action requlnng moro thor
ough , tuefiil.ind sbtoniatlopropiiationof
students for their more advanced medical
studied
Tor the intcrcolloRhto committee
I.T. 1'Ai.itoT , ehalrmin.
WAtKF.SIHj M'is. , JUIIOJD , Ib'JO. '
Tlio folloning resolutions were unanimous
ly adonted :
KcsolMMl , Thnt the Amcrlcnn Institute of
IIiMiiooopiitliy CMidlully iMidorncs itndapprorus
tliu iiclloii of tholiitcTiolliKlatouoriiinltttP.by
hleh ton ryoanli.iio but n made the inquired
Una of mtiuc.Llstudy , anil tliustudlus of the
Ilrstiiir liiMj bcon dHlultoly urniiiuiil , to
Inclndu thu nooismry prclliulii iry studies re-
qnlsltoto innru .idvanro < l nKHlk'U Iinlrdilloii.
] tc > > ol\o < li Thnt It Is the duty of oery inuni-
bcr of tlio Institiitu to usilst and biibluln the
incdlcil colli'BesIn their tlforta.
lie-solved , That the committee bo nnthoi-
li < l tnpublNIi nsinany cop'osas iniy bonoo-
essiryof tlio roportof the Intercollogl.itu
coniiiilttco , uhli.h lias Ixvii adopt' I l > y tills
In.slKuli' , to otlioivltli tlicso roolutloiiiand
to send the s urn co colH'Ki'S , Jout nils , r.oclo-
tlcs and hidhlduilb luturtstudlu this subject.
SIUJN'ljliY'S GUiOlA.V ; GIRJj.
Blnjor Onlootnbo Ti-lN a Xo\v Story of
the Great 13\plorer.
The recent marrlngo of Henry W Stanley ,
the noted Afiicin explorer , toMlasToiiuant ,
in Unglaud , has awalccncd a } iost of recollcc'
tlons connected with Stanley's ' rcsidenco in
Omaha along in the TO's.
Major St A. D. Baloornboho was nt that
time the editor of the Republican , has some
\cry vivid locolloctlonsof thocnvcor of the
great explorer , or , at least , of that portion of
it which \\as onictod In Omaha. The mijor ,
In a rccont iDmlniscciit mood , recounted
bonio amusing facts in connection with Stan
ley's history.
Sonio time in the year 1873 Stanley re
turned from the scene of the many Inaian
fights along the Nevada frontier , whcro ho
had done excellent , work as the correspond-
tut ol the New York Herald. Ho had nc-
quired quite u reputation as u correspondent ,
I as ho was possessed of a regular dare
devil disposition and. did not hesltato
to take uny chance to get his
news and get his icporc to his
pnpei ahead of tbo other toricspondents , and
ho usually succeeded in leadi'ig them. When
tbo Indian war was oor Stanley retuincd to
Omaha , and devoted his time to spending tlio
mono ) ho receded for hh woik in the Hold.
When this was ROHO ho made his hciulquni.
ters In tlioHepubllcin ollico. sleeping on the
bundles of paper , nnd boirdlnjuttho siloons
\\hcro \ frco lunches were set out lie made
u practice of hinging around the ollico about
4 o'clock in the moinliif ? , when the printers
llnlshcd their \\ork , and "holdiapr them up'1
fur hh breakfast. Hous Bohemian of
the llrst inignltudo The colored porter who
worked about the building remoKstmtcd
r > lth Major Dnltombo u number of times for
not mlnpStanlov out. Hu couiphined that
the litter curao Into the press room drunk ,
and slept on the paper , throulnfc lighted
dpars und matches amo ig tbo lAisto pi K'r
mid cndaiigorlng tlioontlto establishment.
This sort of thing went on until the \\iir \ In
Kuropo broke out , and Stanley \\nsscntto
that country to "do" the war for the New
Vorli Humid. Nothing further va-s heard of
him for about a year , when.Major Bulcombo
received n letter from the Gn > ci in consul in
NewYoik , stating that Henry M Stanleyan
Aincrirniund , entrance ! himself in nmrilago tea
a Grecian hid ) of rauk.nnd the ladj'8 pironts
were desirous of learning how Mr. btunlcy
stood In Ids own countiy. The litter also
stated that Mr. Stmloy had given the lad's '
fiiends a number of names of pintles In
Ameiicato whom they might apply for in-
fornntion Among thc o names wius that of
Major Bilconibo , und the consul requested
infoimatlon from the major us to Mr , Stan
ley's social standingweiltli , connections , etc.
'I was so complctel ) duinbfonndod , " said
Major Balcombo , "nt tbo unparalleled exhibi
tion of cluvM ; on the pait of Stanley in refer
ring to mo for recommendations thut I did
not mnko tiny reply to tlio letter , 1 had no
desire to Injure him In any vuy , and I did not
waul to commit msclf bv llnpr about him I
learned after wards that the marrlaRo did not
take place. "Whether all his references did as
I did , or whether iomoljf them told the truth
t'bout him , I am unabloto say.
"Stanley had n penchant for falling In
love , " continued the iinjor. "When ho was
boanlinKat the Republican oftlco he bocumo
infatuated with an nctress named Annlo
Ward , who w.is playing in the vntloty theater
which stood -whoro the I'coplo's theater now
Is. Stanley got into n row over her with
MacDonough. or ' 'Little Mae , " as ho was
called. Stanley car lied a black eye for some
time as a reminder of the ovcut. The girl
afterwards married another man and moved
away from OinuhU ;
"No ono would bavo believed that lie would
over reach his present prominence. Ho vras
a peculiar mini. Ho vas iutolligont , bright
and all that , but was apparentl ) lazy or In
different to the ordinary affairs of life. It
required u unr or an advcntura of some
hazardous charaotor to urouso his inlorost ,
but when ouco aroused bo was the prince of
enthusiasts. Ho was the kind of n man to
make n success of such undertakings as have
cneigud his time. I would give him a better
couch than u bundle of paper if he uoro to
osU niy hospitality now. "
Halt's chlorides , the best disinfectant. An
odorless liquid , prompt and efilclcut.
ROBBERY OF IRS , EUSSEIL ,
Official Records Oouflnn thu Beo's Excla-
tivo Account of the A flair.
THE ORIGINAL COMPLAINT PRESENTED ,
The IJco's Corrc8) ) > omlent att < ntrrcnoc
IHUM , Interviews the < \ucti cil ,
AYliu DtMilcH A.njr
ol'tlio "VVdinnn.
Smco the rcfll mme of the ncciuod
In tlio Florctti Husscll tfii-tliouinml-clollar
cnso luid been Uncovered by Tun BEE , Judge
Hclsloy consented ycstcrdny morning to taut
over the complaint to the reporters.
It Is made nij.ilnst Lliiton J , Usher imil
Jolm Dec , ntid hcio It Is :
"flip complaint anil Informntion of Florcttn
IlUMcll of DoiiRl.H bounty nfor . .nUl , mndo In
tlunmnio of tlio state of Nobnv ki , before
Ihojutlgoof tlfb police court vlttilnnnilfor
Uioiltyof Oinnha.ln sit Id county , this tilth
day of July , A. D. Is'JO , who , bt'lnn duly
suorn , on her oath snys that Union J.
Usher and John Ioo ) ( icnl immo unknown )
on or ubout tlio 10th Cay of Julj , A.I ) . 1MK ) ,
In the tointy ntoti'snlil , nmlvlthln the tor-
poiito limits of tlio citj of Omaha , nfoiosild ,
thciuuid Ultra liclntr , did thcnaudthorolu
und upon ouu ITloiuttft liu'sell , milifullv ,
willfull } , foHll > lmullclouslv nnd felonlowly
muko mi nss.iu.lt . , nnd her , the said Ploiittu
llimoll , then und thcroiuul thereby In boilily
fcnr did put nnd from the iiorsoininiliipraiiiHt
the will of her , the said riorcttn Uubscll.
thta nnd there forcibly , unlawfully nml
feloniously nnd by pulling licr , the salt !
Floiotta Russell , hi fur by use of
fouo nnd violence , 0110 ccitlfTiate
of deposit In the 1'coiilo's Nutlonnl bnulrof
Ottiwn , Knn , pajablo to the order of slid
PloiotU Uusscll for tliosumof $10,000 $ of the
VilnoofIOXX ( > , the pcisonal property of the
said FIoicttnKusicll , dldstrnl , take nnd carry
away , contrary to the form of the statutes hi
such c.wo undo anil piovlJod , nnd inr.ilnst
thopoa < o nnd dlgnitj of the stnto of Ne
braska. "
It has boon discovered Hint Usher Is a
\vcilthy enttlemnn living In Lonvcnwnrth.
Knnlioroho owns 1,0H , ( ) ncresof land and
laipc herds of cattle. Ho Is UMin of JiultfO
Ustior of Abraham Lincoln's ' cabinet , and a
brother of S U. Ushci , who \vnsn member of
the Iron foundry Ihra of Us > lier A Uussoll
thit llouiishcd and died In Omaha ttiroo or
four years ugo.
Uslior Denies tlic Oliartjo.
Liwiirxt'i , ICnn , July IS [ Special Tclo-
prun to Tun Bur ] Llnton J. TJsher Is hero
and has boon all the \v cek. Your couoapoml-
ent has just had a full liiluvlow with him.
IlosJays that the \vhoio stoiy Is absolutely
false. He never \\as \ In Onulia , never had n
cleric , nuvcvlud r Intlons ol the kind chaiged
with nuj woman , tloes not know rioietta ,
Russell , but at 0110 tltno did know a , girl by
the nntno of Kettle Stager , who itftvixvaids
hud rolitlons with one Itussell , all ofLemon-
woith county Ho thinks this m.iy bo the
person. Ho lias not sicn her for lour yens ,
and nem- bad any Intlniaoj or biibiness with
her. Iruhadiio busttiejH-uUli the People's
bank .UOtt.mu for lour yens. Nobody hero
gives , crcdento to the rcpoit.
Hot " \VeiUlier nuii AccldontH.
Take no chances on headaches or sunstroke
Thlshot weather Is feaiful.but if you will take
n few of Ivrausc's Hcadndio Capsules c\eh
d.iv you will find the tumporaturu iAill be re
duced and the likelihood of sunstroke or
prostration absolutely counteracted. Tor
solo by all druggists.
1 tie Solid South
Is solid on the fit-oat "Oermm Hemcily. "
Tilt-grains nnd letters are ieeei\od o\eryduy
during this hc.itul toim for Kruusc's ' IIc'.iu-
aiho Capsules. The people from that section
say they reduce the temperature anil prc\ont
sunstrokes and headaches Tor sale by all
diuggists.
Sun .Stroke.
Now Is tlio time , the accepted time , to pre
vent sunstrokes , headaches , etc By reducing
tlio totnporituro ull these distressing evils
\vlllbopieveiitcd Kiauso's Ileadatho Cap
sules uro tbo thing.
One or two Krauso's Iloadaohe Capiulo
taken during the day will prctont any head
ache , also attaeltsof sunstroke. All drugilsu ;
DOAVIIS'S JUlM'IiV.
It is JfaUo tip I'riiicijwllj or Vltupoiv
ntioii nnd Abuse.
OMAHA , July IS. To the Editor of THE
BFE ; Mylcltcilti Tins Bnis brought forth
the following giactous and loving reply from
Mr. Dowio Addressing his audlonco of
about eighty ho spoke substantially ns
fellows-
"I sco In Tun BEE a long letter from n
member of this church , nud good Dr.
sajs lioknows-who the irrltcr is , and also
assures mo that the mm who wroteit uovcr
attended one of these meetings. "
A voice I know him , too ,
Do\vlo You do , chl and say , deacon , hns
lie over been at one of the meetings !
A voice No , sir ; not one.
Another \oico That's so. Iknow him.
Dovlo Now , do you sco , is it fair foranj.
ono to tritklso those meetings when ho never
was here and Knows nothing about them } I
tell you that church member Is doliu the
devil's work , [ laughter ] nnd he'll gtt the
devil's wages. [ Slight applause nnd laughter -
tor ] The deUllll gtt ntter him [ A
icc , "So ! " ] You see , If ho don't , he'll
soon get paid foi hlsdlrtj. [ Amen nnd ap-
plauso.l And then that dirty , stiiikln , DLK
how it likes to publish trash , it would bo
uettei imined "Wasp" than "Jlun. " it stings
so. And that nnu lwso\\ater , he'll find that
it will tnko 111010 than , a Uosewaterto do feat
prohibition I tell you theio'snothing swott
about that Itosan atci. Oed have mcicy on
ulsstlnkln'llttloboul
"Bull don't blame Win 10 much as the
church membei wlu wrote tint letter. The
Lord have ineny on his iniseiablo soul. Oh ,
I have no haiJ feelings [ compassionately I
uon'tsiy anything ha'ish ngamst him ; all
\vo should do is Just to priy for him.
' But It Is pretty lard. I don't make any
money but of this. I am sure It is not for
money I do this. Ono man , from Michigan ,
g wo me SJU today , [ byway of example to
jou ] ns much as any ono of jour collections
I tell jou this mission owes mo hundieds of
dollnis , and you'd bettor got u move on you
and pay jour honest debts.
Do you thlnlcUoJ will bless you , nnd you
owing his servant so much nwiioj'l Now" lit
us priy for the writer of that letter. I don't '
uuo about It , only it has Uept some pcopio
away from hew tonight. They were cumluir
and when they rend that letter , I
am told , they \\ould not como. Now
jou nil Join In a prnjor with 1110
for that church member who wrote It mid
for ISoscmatur. " [ 'iheyall bow , Uowlo lends
In prayer , but no rofeienco was made In
prajtr to Kosowntcr. ]
Don lo thou read testimonials from these
healed , but nqver referred to the woman
w horn ho reported as healed a few nights
ngo , and who ho declared walked around the
room , and "stamped her foot without pain , "
but Is now In bed suffering verse than over.
Now I want to show these who listened to
him Thursday night how falsa his divination
was.imd do has taught the disciples tlio art
of deception. IIo and these disciples de
clared they knew the wiltor of the letter , nnd
ho was iioor at ono of their meetings. Now
the fact is the writer hat been a regular at
tendant of all his emilng meetings from the
very first , I have been a clo'o observer of all
his \\ilos. IfDowlo's filcnus know Mho the
writer is they state what Is false , for they
Imvospakcn to mo several times nt thwo
meetings. But Dow lo's object In declaring I
n ever attended the meetings is simply to
further gull his hearers and gain sympathy ,
but I chnllcnge Dowlu or any of his satolltes
to uamo the wilier. I ant not sacroJ ; their
luiowing It won't save me , ns Io\\lo ovl-
dustily understands that tlio dcvU got the
wink uny how , und has his orders ,
Now Dowio BU)3 ) I am doing the devil's
work , and that I'll get the doUl'a uages.
Mr. Dowio teaches that all evil comes of the
devil nnd ho has nothing else to dispense ; so
jou sco it Is plain that Dowio intends that
the devil shall dispense evil to inc. und thus
the "kingdom of Sutun is divided against
itself. "
I liopo It will tumble Veto who cots around.
On the other hand , If that Is not correct , then
Do\vlo Intends the dovll to get after ino for
Interfering vrltli hlJVftrk nml spollliiff their
llttlo picnic Poor
It has been hearaldcl In ulo pij > crs and on
thoplnttorni thnt llo ; la nsks nndlnkcino
pa ; for Ms uorltbuti , t nlu'it ho/doohrod
that the mls < m owt'J him luiudreiU of dollars
lars , mm ordered tlicnV tn pav Up , Iwldlnijn ,
threat o\nr their hendiif they ilo not hurry
up Hols o cnnnUm hoknoiM tint uml"r
tholimtof XcbtiWKct Inoulilnot bjsitfo In
tnklinr iny dlrcot. Initlf he enn humbn the
people Into donntlntr Him money , why von't
thntscno tljpnurpo Bjustn velll
Jfow lii conclnslon .1 . want to nsntro the
members of tlio liUMt IhptUt chuivhthat
nothing I hnvo urlttcius intended n n i-illco-
tlononttietn I fully uinleratand that this
mlulnn Is In no WIT coimcttcd with that
church , nnd the churvh ns n church was not
n\Miio of 1U boliiff heM In thelrbulldlng , and ,
to the creditor that ciuroli bp It said , torv
few of Its members nrj found nnmnR Doulo'a
dUlCS. | ANOll LU\EK.
Tor beauty , for comfort , fovlmpravcment
of the complexion , use only I'ozzonl's l'o\v-
dcrj there's nolulng eqiiul to.
The Hl ! i Hthool Alumni.
The annual imctlng of the high school
alumni association \vai held ycstcrdiy even-
nlng , nnd the following oftlcers elected :
president , Curtis 0. Turner , 'SI ; secret irv ,
Ms ! Kthenno } Kcnnodt , " 0 ; treasurer ,
Ccoigo P. MeCBjruo , vi Jtr. Larlmoro
Dcnlse was elected Uro iircsldont for the
cliusof'W. '
I * J' I It 1 ll.l t'llS.
J Pnicoe of Fremont is at the Casey.
11 A. Dy irt of Uoston It nt the Allll.inl.
A C. Gallon of Hcatiloo is nt the Paxton.
J S. Small of Genoa Is at the Merchants
ted ly.
J C. Houghtonof Sioux Uijj la n Murray
guest.
S 13 . Cranes of Humphrey Isn guwt nttho
Cnsey.
(1 AV Irving of Lincoln Is nt the Mer
chants.
JI. T. Ivlng of Lincoln is registered at the
Pn\ton
H C Stubbs of Chicago Is stopping at the
Millird
W \ SoMcn ofClndronls a guest at the
Mlllnnl
Hobeit Mtlvlnzlo of Snn Francisco Is at the
MlllTll ) ,
It F ( Jllllsploof A'alentlno Is a guest at
the Cnsc.v.
Finnic Stoat of ICunncdj was nt the Casey
last night.
S II II. Clark of St. LouU Is at the Mil-
hud today.
John Palmer ot ICansns City Is n guest at
Merchants.
S S Gricsof Beatrice la stopping nt the
Mueh.mts.
W II S\\an ol Lusk , " \Vjo.ls a guest at
thoPnxton.
F. II White ofMilwaulteo is leglstcicd at
the Millard
11 F , Allen of Miluaulioe is stopping nt
thoMuiray
J. K. Dnirof Topelta , K.in. , isiegistcicd ut
thoMunny.
J II , Toinson of North IJoiid Is in the city ,
at the Casej.
E L Wutciman of St. I'muds Is stopping
at the Cnsej.
W -Miller of Philadelphia was nt the
Pa\ton last night. " "
1 ! C Mnhbv of Richmond , Ind. , Is In the
city , utthuMuriny.
J. F. Gouchcr of Nash\ilie , Tenn , Is at the
Paxton this morning.
1) Sailer , S. II. fColm and II , li. Tinslcy of
Chicago are at the Murnij ,
C H Brown of St. Louis was In the city
last night , at the Merchants.
J. M Eddy nnd , T. II fialbralth ot San An-
tonlo , Texas , nrout tha AlillarJ.
liOVTJl OJl'lJU AVtVS.
Tlio Vlotow Itnnqiictcd.
Dr. JohnM. Olasgow Invited the charter
members of the anti-Droatch club to a dinner
audTlmrsday night Landlord UiniclMcGuck-
en set as palatable it spread and the tables
uero surrounded b ) as Jolly a ciowd
ns cior smiled over -well-fought
battle and conjjiatulated thcmsohos o\er a
"famous vktory. " A pleasant social e\enini {
i\as spent nftcr a 7cllsatisl cu assembly
withdrew fram an imltitig table.
Acciilcnt.
Herman bwanback , while nb work In the
tin department at the Armoui Cudihy p iclt-
ing houses Thursday night , lost thoeud of tlio
middle linger onhi-i right hand.
J. J. Plynn , eraplojed at the O II. Hani-
inond packiiiK houses , cot his lelt foot and
unklo badly scnUed jcsUrdaj.
Iiijurnl at tlio Grouting O rounds.
Willl im Kellcy , rulding with his parents
onSc\cnU.uithaiid Grace streets , Omaha ,
fdlolta"uheelcr"ntthostockyardsThiirsdny
evening rca'lvinjj inuries ] on the right shoul
der. _
The Sacred Heart academj for dny
pupils , situated on St. Mary's ' aaeuuo
and 27th st. , is an inbtltutlou devoted to
the moral nnd intellectual education of
ounggitls. Thooouiboinoluiles every
tiling from anolemoittiry dcptuttnent to
n lluishcd clalssical education. Besides
the ordinary ncaclomlciil course , imi ic ,
painting , drawing and the Innyung'os aio
taug-ht. Trench is Induclcd in the ordi
nary courao. DilTcrenco o ( religion is no
obstacle to the rccolvlnff of pupils , pro-
\ldod tncy conform to the general io ru-
lations ol tlio bchool Mho schol.ibtlo
tonn coiiiinences the (1 ( rat Tuesdiy in
yoptcmher. Cliiritcs begin at On in ,
and pupils tire dibiuibictl atJ:30p. ! : in.
Tom Jolinsonwhohos frequently made the
business men of the city fool sluk , Is at his
old tricks again , that of forging checks. Ills
litest victim isClaik , a Park nvuuio drug
gist , who jcstcrday Invested $ < jn in ono of
'Join's \ \ oitlilcss piecL-s ot paper. It Is undci-
stood that Cliuk will s\\eir out a complaint
today and that Johnson will bo arrested
OKTI >
Both tlio method' nnd results when
Syiup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tlio taste , and acts
gently yet promptly oil the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowels ncleauses tha sys-
lift eflectually , dispels colds , licad-
aches and fevers 'and cures habitual
constipation , Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy oittj kind over pro
duced , pleasing to the tnsto nnd ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial m its
eflects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in EOo
and SI bottles by all leading drug-
gista. Any reliable druggist who
may not lave it on Land will pro-
euro it promptly for any ono \vlio
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CAUFOW/A FIG SYfiUP CO ,
SUM fllAKCISCO. CAL.
,
There Is nothing its equal for relieving the SORENESS , ITCHING
or BURNING , reducing the INFLAMMATION , taking out REDNESS ,
and quickly bringing the skin to its natural color , 0
BEWARE of Imposition. Take POND'S ' EXTRACT only. See landsoapo
trade-mark on huff wrapper. Sold only In our own bottles. All druggists.
, POMD'S EXTRACT CO.,765th AVE. , MEW YORK.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE.
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
Now that its manufactnreis arc drawing the attention of
the Atnericanpublic to this fust andcvcr , since its invention ,
theof nil cocoasit , will soon be appieciated here as well
as elsewhere all over the world. All that the manufactur
ers request is simply o/JO trial , or , still better , a compara
tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be ; then VAN
HOUTEN'S COCOA itself will convince every one of its great
superiority. It is because of this supciiority that the
English paper Jlcalth , says : "Once tried , always used. "
* DTonvoid tliu mil nir , > ct ! ol foi nml Coitoo. u o coniUntly VAV HOUTi.N H COCOA ,
\ wllicllia STHL tGTIlI : LHoftllI Lla'llSnlldarofrc lllllKnn lIlou l lllnK liciornRO (63 (
Instantly stops Iho innsl pvcriiplntlnc pilns ; nevrr fnlNto f\\f \ CISP in tlio iilTornr.
Forl'AINb , IIIU'M > ItACICAf 111" : lOSdP.riON > IM'IjAMMATlON'IIIMM'M "
MIU1ULOIA , WIATR'A , IIIADAI'I ! ! ' TDOl'MAi 11K , or anv ollici 1'AIN , i few
tloiit , are llko mule , t n lnjj tliu piln to Instantly stoji
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
TntomallvtaUtn In do-tt-sof from thltty In . | < tv ( liop < 5 III a li.ilf tumbler of w itor will t'nro In 1
few niliuitisCriiiip , Si | .lin' ; . bout bliiiuicli , Colli' . I'litnliMifi * . lloiirllitirn , Cliolui i Morliu- ,
Dysisntty. lll.uiliu'u , hlfklloiul tflic , Nau on , Voiultlii . rvnoiisnesi , Shepleasnobs Maluila ,
und ull fiitciiuil ] i.tlns nrlslni ; fronuluinxu otdlot or watL'i-oi othui uuu cs
BO cents a bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
GRA.TEFUL-COM PORTING
EPPS'S ' COCOA
BREAKFAST. '
"Ilya tlinroiiuli kiion'o tgo nt Ilia n.itutnl Inus
ulilclifovc-m tliaoiciatliui9if | ( < llgrlloii niul nutri
tion nml liyn can fill | | < Mtloiinr tlicllno proper *
tlesofiNoll BClettoil firoa. Mr. I'lipa tifti pinxlfloil
our buikliiit tnljlo1 * u Ita n iKIU'.itclV tlnrorcMl bs \ tr-
( iko ulilcli uiar HII > O ti B 111:1 : iiy lioitrr iloctur'M lillli. It
Hby tliu Judlehiuiusoof Kinlinrtldos uTillut that n
iiinstllutlun iimj hu Klinllially built up until Krone
onoviRh to rf Ht every lotirlcnoy to ill'omf Hun-
( rcils oJ Htitjllu tinliidlcH iirulloatlnzuniund im rt ndy
tuiitliifk wlicruvir th'Tii IH a wi-uk point \\u innr
oca pi inniira mini li.lft hykcuplnu oii'iolvca well
( urtlfcl wlih pnrnlilo.il mil 11 jirupurl ) nourished
frnmo Civil Wirvlcoduzelto
Mailoslinply IxjIllriK nnttnror mill. Pold only
In Imlfpomul tliu , b > ( , ri > tor& . 1 iluli tl thus.
n FPPS I tt TO \ ) . . ij0nio , , , i
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
iMAttK Tilt GUI : AT i KADUMAUK
H > V An unf.ill-
InKCiirp forSom-
Innl U'oaknois
bpcrnmtorrlioai
ImpotciK-y , nnd
nil dlscaaoi that
follow ns a MR-
quonro u ( Self-
iiliu. c ; ns IXJM
ToraalLns'ltiido , ' Ttrj 7 un
Pnln Inlhollick Dlinncns of Vision , I'rcmaturo OKI
BO , nnd iinny otlu r dheasu tint Icid to Insiuiltr
orrontuuiptloii mil miromitureiiravo
CWlull | irtlcul ir.H In otir | > unihliit | , hlcli o do-
dro toiomlfrt'o b ) mall In trerjr onii SiTlio Spo-
fltlc ineillclno IH n iltl nt (1 pur pncVigo orBlvpack *
nm s for 5 , or IT I Him suit fuo by malt 01 lhoiotol | > (
ut thoCLOiur , bv mlilrcJlllis
Till ! GOODMAN DUUG CO. ,
1110 FAUN-AM Sriticr , OJIMIA , Nnu.
On nccount of ooiiiilorfolti wo liava udoptucl tlio
rollowirrapiiur , the only Kunulnu
CTETSON'S ' IT A TO
OOIT AiND STIFF 11/ilO.
Boyd's Opera House Block.
ilEO.eGARPENTER&GG
. , ,
Sprclal Attention to ( ! > o
M xtiufucluro of '
Fat * Hume or Store. AVc Iinvc llio
FINEST L8HE OF STfKPES
/ In thin city ,
202 to 208 South V/nter / Sireat ,
CHICAGO.
MI'Y MilTtrlnj ; from efTect
WBRK S of ixiit In a iih o oil ,
Vouthful Cirors , Inipo-
toiii'i and Disuses of Mnn
rin lie enrol l ornmticntlr and prhatflby our
iml M oil tit ht-nt bymnllfor * ! llookucr"
( or Htnmp UL-PIUII Sloillml Louipany 107
lun hlrcot llostoll. Mum.
FEE1ALE BEAftSS
Ab oluUJmllaljle , iKrfittlyMfo , mnjt low rfnlfeunlo
rejrtilatoiloowninevrrfall tlJa box , r > ojttpaU 10110 LH > X
ufilcleut. Adiireu I.ION nfiUO CO. . luilTalo , .S. V.
tiou \ > r uuoums uituu tu.
DKUNKENMESS
LlCJOOtl. HABIT.
N ALL THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONEIURE
DR , MINES' ' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can bo Bltcn In a rut at i0 > o or tro , or l r.
tlrlu offuotl , without tin kuowl dB of the patient.
If niooaairIt ! abiolutelf hirialets and wul eAect
M pcnaanoac * ad aptedy oare. vbether ttiacatlentls
xnoderAUtlrlaltor or an aloobollo wr ck. 1 1 .NK\r It
t'Ail.l. It oporntei to quietly and wltU luoh cir-
taiDly that tUe patUnl uuioreoui no lnoouveul noe.
nnd > ro kn u v7oro , hu coroploto reformation i
Bnaiab
K.U1IN iiCO.lltU ilJoutU.s. .
T-Trada auppllfid BCAKZ , UKUCK i LO , and
CllAUUtlON IlUlfa OO. . Omaha ,
1 mi IjAHlC' * ( ) s"i.T"lr l > < luc IVrlodlcitl I'Jlll
tliojrondirouiijy. actonlliu uionntrunl Bjituinaiid
euro upiircnttDn irum vliatovor cauiu. 1'runiutu
memtrunlluii. lliono i > lll lui"ll not In taken Jur-
lnKre | nancy. Am. I'll ! Co , lluyalty 1'ropi. Hpon-
rcr.CUyto. U ( Junulnubr bhuniiunjc .Ma'oiuiell.
Uodta atne.tr 1' . V Omaha ! C' A Molcbor , HoulU
Jl I" ElllJ , Council UluU I2or3grti [
IN USE.
IkDUEBERWATCK FACTORIES
MONTI CELLO.
New Buildlncs , Now Furnlturo , No\v Pianos
New Equipments , Beiutiful Situation.
Oponj Sept 2il Full mi ) superior Kncultjr I > cpnrt-
menu for l.nKlhli , I.iitlli. d'rooli , ( ii > rmnn. Irc'iicli ,
Sclcnco , Husk , , Art , otc .Send for Infurumtluii to
MbS II N 11ASICI U , , rrlnclpnl ,
GOI > MIEIIII.NDIS
Eslablllhca I860.
A nrliool for the Imhcr education ofVojry. . An
unuiually Hno cornw ur l'i ofo"noi-8fur IBflO 01 Lltora *
turo Art end Music Iiy npiclnlUta. location < 'ul
ninbln Jlo , In aioncro purk juatnorthof city llniltd.
> urost trretnlioiintl , Hue ( rriD , anahanlanctiot BT > RCO
for out-door OI < TLKA Hund'oroo bull < llnti Mortl
Mnoof "chool r < c.'llrnt A Clirlstlan lioniu with til
tlio fnrdnm and nil 11 u oafutrnnnls of a wullordcrtHl
boao Urlto for cntaloKUu Atlitreis.
\t A 01 DIMM , I'ltilJcnt.COIUMIJU , MO.
( CONSERVATORY .
- OFMUSIC
inn
, 1 iiio .Vru , etc. h. i'.Bi'LIUliU , Jacksonville , 111
MMAUEEE
AYIs
Tor Vnun. XVoinon , Pnr catiilo uo add O. I ! .
I'll. 1) . I'l-Oi , 1.
AulERiCANCoiiSERVATORY.GHICAGO
. ,
( UK kklll.Mi lUL / . JIIXHIIKHT.
All brinrlicituf MliHlt , Dniiiutlc Art.Ddmirto.'Jnnrli-
crii' tnlnlne Sc'iool I'liiurpnusixl iiilvunUkoa ut
iuudrito(03t ( .ntiilOKiioininllnl fr < w
.1 J HA'l ItilAKin1 Dlrortor
POSE POLYTECHE1IO INSTITUTE ,
B TlRflt HAUTE , INO.-ASCHOOLOFENOINEIRIHO.
Well rndowotl , writ riuiprul depart niditd of MP.
dmlilcnl atiiKJlill hniiliietirliiz , tlc ctrlclly , Ohemli-
try , Kriiwlne Filuiulvo blmpn .M.iilMTalin In *
AIIBORANOKNAl SCHOOL AND EUSIHtSS C3UEQE.
ProimrciforCOlUQE. ( orTCACHIHO.IorDUSIHESt ,
arid ( tlTrri oxcellunt opiiurliiiillliB furltio tliiilyot
Music , .Art , Btiort Ilanii iind TypowrlllnK nnd Iski *
nutlnn DnlUlinB lin li > il IwttLHin. Korcatnlou' *
Urcsa , Itur C. ( J. LOKJOV , A. 11. , Aurora. IIU
OWAUTIIMOItK fOI.r.Kdr
O HWAItl'IIMOIIF , Pv\
O | > cin Ulli month , lilh. IB rj 'llilrlr mlr.iitm from
llroml at Slntlun Tiillt Under euro of Krlunlt
tull C'llltnlatu toiir-tci for butli nixo IniulltiM to
ClusMcal. t iuliia rlnil , Sclolitltlo untl Literary , li-
trro < llrilthlnl licnllon , cilun < lu ( .roiulli ,
ImlMInt'mnulilnn > huni | , laboriturlut anj libra-
rloi. turfull inrtlpulnrii n-lilroii
W.M U Ari'I.KlO.N , I'll I ) . 1'ioililont
' ) . IJnenJltiRiP
School rorOlrlmncl Younn liiullf . t-orfggg
Uornan 1'arlt , lll.orVJMadl ou MrcotUilcagO , 7JL
ILLINOIS MILITARY ACADEMY."ittSJiZ" "
Ctrciilarof 11UNKY J. 8PEVKNS , A. U * 1'fln.
Ot , Maru's Bohool , Knoxvlllo , II. , ( itOn )
A OKIrili hJiool for ( Hrlfi.
Bt. Alb.m'S Sohool. Kiioxvlllc , III. (1800 (
At'liiirch School for Hoys.
Now building , mm fiirnlturo , n ow uppara
tii Tlio Intuit nuthoilsof niciitu 1 UIKI ) iliy
lent t'dlturo , i\orytlilnx up to the Hum
Homo onniforli niid homo < ire for every iiuul
iiiv.ov , ijKM'iMiwii : < ij. i ) . iJ
Hector and 1'uiimlor
III'IT'II ' ( Hill MUMMY101" ?
| jutilir.ll llllju aual/l < Jl I jirst.
lioina nolKHil. K'liiH'iiHMiU ' ' pcrfffi. iiropiirixfcirnny
culUvu or ( or tniliiBii ; bncorunl t > ori rocclrcil ; htli
< n > vnt biiit. H timlil. AJUim Jluv a U
6uur . A. M .llunkcr illll , 11L
ATTHAoriON
INPIIBOBDENTDD
Ovr.u A Mli.r.ios DIHTIIIHUTRD.
.ouisana Stale Lottery
Inforiwrnto 1 t > r tha I ivl \lurt1 l fur otluc
mil Until ihlo iniriK irv III frnncliMit inilt ) n
> nrtof ili ( > i'M'font Milo t inHtlliill in , In 14i' ' , bj nn
> \ < rnliol'ulni ; | > iiiiiliirr | > lo nn I
To continue until
.Tnnunt'y 1st , I80B.
Itn MAMMOTH DHANVINGS tal i phon
? omt-Anuun1ly ( Jununinl Docomlior ) niullts
3rauil Slngla Numbt'r Uriwlngi t.iko pUca
tionchof the other ten month * ! of the yonr ,
mil nro all ( . .lrvn In public , at tlio Ailemy !
af Musi" , Now Grlu.UH , Li.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
For IiHcqrlty of Its Drnwlngsaiui
Prompt Payment ofPrkos.
AttoliM n fell r < :
l\\oilolicrcliy \ ctnlU ) lint w ini'CrTlm | ' > ( lid r
rniu ! < Mucnt < tor nil the monthly ttnl Aoiul-.iiitiunl
IrnnlUKi of tha I-oul'H n sinio Uiiiory Cninimnr ,
nml In IITOOII nntnixi' mid ti'titriil ' Iho dmnliu *
Ilioiii'i'ltO' , nml tint tin'Ml'iiiHiio nuidiirlod nlllt
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tl ' < , and KiMtiilliurliK tin' t < iiiiuny | In u o llil < cor-
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niny ho | it > * intiMl nloiirituutUM
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A 1IAIDWI.N , l'n > s ISi-w Oilomu Nnl lluilc
f'AIH.KOll.V fits I nliiii Nutloiiul Hull ,
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At thn Acidoiny of Music , Now Orlo.-un ,
Tuesday , August 1U , ItiOO
CAPITAL PRIZE , $30OOOO
100,003 Tlcknts ut Twonly Doll us mull.
tliUoo. till ! ( jiuirlvrs & : I'vtilhs , * 'i T on-
tletlistl.
I.I T OF rui/.ns.
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1 l'ltl/15 OF fiUUKI H . MHKM
I PUI7K OF fjlttM h liir.m
8 I'lll/KS ( IP 1H ( J nro SI IHO
6 l'KI/1's OK fiUJ urn . 'UIOll
Ji PIll/l'S ( IK ri IkX )
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M PHI/I s or M\ \ nut 111 ( IX )
W I'lll/KS 01' .1M tire 1UOUOO
U'IMtllUMATION IMI17M
inOI'rlK of | 4Unru wono
Uli l'rlii ol .HI ) uro kl UK )
1W 1'rlzes of M tin JJ.WXJ
iwrruesof lt < J mo l V W
a,134 Prlj-cs ainountliiT to $1,06-1,800 ,
Nell TUkiH ( trim Inn Canltil 1'iUuj itu nut entitled -
titled tottrinlnnl 1'rlri-i
AGENTS WANTED.
J7TOII riirii HVTi'i ornny furllu'r liidirnmtlon
lUilnttl nrllo lutjlhly n llio mi lirmuniMl doirly
"I illiiujoiH rt'ililriiiu , nltli Mim > , ioiiiit > mcoi nml
iniinlx-r Muri ) nil | | riliirn MalliklKiry nlll lui
nntur * * ) ! byour onclofln nil ti vole | o bit
lull niMn * > * *
IMPORTANT.
AililnviM A DAP I'll IN , .
Ol M. A. DAl'lMIIN.
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Ily orJIniirr Ictti'r utiiitiilnliiK MOM
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tlrallurimitnlnutc
JVddrosi Roglstorotl butters Containing Cur-
oncy to
NJ.W OIM.IANS : NAuioNAr , HANK ,
New Orleans , I.a
Umrviiru thittlio inyniontorirlipnHnuiu V
TIMtllt KM IISAIKIN.M. IIASkh llf NOT Orll'UIII ,
nml tliu tli Veil nronlKiiol bylliu iirolilcnlofiiii 111 *
Mltntlcm w IKI.-O c-hirli'ml rljliu nro roroKiitinl in
HIM hlfjlicxi conrtH , Umrcfiir , ' , banuru nil of InilUi- ,
tlunt orimiiunriunns nolioniiM
Ui-MI.MIII l ( Hint tin ) mil'ltKMU IOUIU' Ol'
IIIB IIMTKI ) SlATlCllinHitiTliliHlllintllui IniilH-
Inni SlnloJ olliryCo lin n ( 'lNlltAT with the
Sluto of Irfiulilnnn ulilcli UOKS NOT 10\1'1IIK UN
TIL.IA.NUARV lul , IB'IO.
ALLAN LIHEOCEAN STEAMERS'
n
Pmagaln nndtrom Great Drlt.iln nnd all
parts of Europe. Montreal-Liverpool route , by the
waters otSI Lawrtnco. shortest olall. UlnsKowto
Itonton , to I'lillniloiplilfi. l.herpool to and from
Billimori' . Thirty btontncrii. ClawH oicclslor.
Accommodatloni iinpjrp.T-npoi ) . Weekly EnlllnflS.
AM.AN A O.IonVcUAfts. ( .
C. J. Sundoll. UtmtPt. 1U I.fi Snlln St. CJhlcnuo , II. .
SRlgfiSfl
FIRST Cuvsa
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1b < > T.nreol , ro.iont nuil Hnc f In ( Im Vorld.
I nnHOHKtr icTfimo.lntliiliB un xi-rH l
HEW YORK , lOHUOHDEHRY AND OLASOOW.
KTIIIOI'IA , JnlyW | DKVOSM , A K D.
1'UUNKSSIA , AIIK.I I CIHCASS1A , AUK 10.
Ncw"Vorlr , Qucenstown nnd T-ilverpool.
Tliortlolirntcil I JulySiltli.
C1TV W IIOMB. I Au 2.1(1 Hoiit Mill.
SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE
rate * on in wet I ft niuto un 1 fn nt th i rhu Inn )
SCOTCH. ENEtlSH. IRISH ABD HI CUKTIREIIIAL FOIHTS
J.xrnritluiittiULti retliicol * inailn avallablo tti rrtum
Iiy < Illitr thai U turr iuuCIytlu. lttvcrk lt.riL/Noilh or
Hailtlinf Inlnlid Nnpli nor (111 nlltnr
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS
ot lowiHt current rftlrn Anljr tu ariy of our lotnl
BKtiiln , or tu HENDERSON BROS. . ChlCDRO.
i.ot'il iiKcnts at Oiniilia : Ihu-iy H. Mooru
Cliurlcs Mucs . 1' . Valll , 11. I' . Iloucl , Uitl
ten sllank. Otlu Wolf.
GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST
DUBLIN , LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
HIOM NUW TOIIK HVEIIV T1IUIUSDAV.
Cabin Passage 335 to $50 , nccordlnj to location ol
atateroom. Excursion 565 to $95.
Stccratro tonnd Irnm 1'iiropont TflwuMtllntf ! .
AUSTIN BALDWIN H CO. , General Agenls ,
53 Broadway. NEW YORK.
.Tno. Itlozcn. OoiiiT.il Wuslorn Accnt. ! . '
It uidolnlihtiutt , C'lilu.igD. lluriy IZ. Moora
Jos , Uiiiinu
NO RIBBON
Permanent Aligumciit
SPEED ,
Strength.
V
Sold Under n POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE.
GEO. H. SMITH & CO. ,
General Acouta Nebraska and Iowa.
81O S. 16th St. , - - OmaliU
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SCARtCT FEVER , COLDS.
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TO WEAJC
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wild n valuable trcatliu ( ualcdi cunlnlnlni ; full
Tiartlrulan fi > r homu ( urr , FIIHK of rlinrr * . A
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