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THE DAILY : BEE-OMAHA MONDAY FEBKUARF 10
FACTS FOR FUTURITY ,
Tlio Destiny of Man Disonssefl
by Eov , Harsln ,
A
The New Congregational Minister -
ister Makes His Debut.
Daring the winter Rev. W. ,1
Harsha , of the Dodge atreot Presby.
torlau church , has boon delivering a
aeries of Sabbath evening lectures ,
which have proven moat Interesting.
That of last oyouing was upon the sub *
joot :
"YOUR "
DESTINY.
Lech. 1 5 : . "Your fathers , where
are they ? '
In this now country wo are not im
pressed by ro many outward fiRUH of
tha passing away of timu , : thu in-
habitanta uf some of the European
nations nra. They Invo the grass
grown ruiua , the filled cemeteries , the
hoary man ioua and the long fjoneulo-
glea In the porlnrs there uro paint
ings of inuuy ancestor ; " , nnd iu the
dining room * thoru ia the pluto that
has descended from fathers to sons
for hundred * of years In this coun
try the prominent objects that meet
our gaze Impel us to reflect upon life
rather than death , work rathur than
rapwo and indlvldntl endeavor rather
than teatiuiontary succession.
However , at times wo are forced to
think of the passing of titno and the
approach of death. The recent death
of Borne of the moat prominent men
in the church and some of the widest
known of the politicians of
the land , might well afford
to us occasion to consider that
wo must go the way of all the oarth.
And I am glad that I can offar yon
aomo moro substantial promises than
science or philosophy can afford.
Whera aolonoo and phllosopey end , or
boocmo misty , religion begh a and
aheda a clour , undying light. Lit us
consider
I , THE INfiVITAIILISNESS OF DESTINY
The etymolocy of the word dentiny
la stated byVebitr to give this moau-
Ing to it : "A prearranged or ordained
event or collection of events that mast
como to man. " In novel * and iu or
dinary speech the wnrd destiny ia
used of vrhstttver ia btf > re one , nnd
whenever writers wish to aocoimnc-
date UP , they allow the fiurco
dentiny overhanging the hero to ho
averted at just the right moment.
In this manner perhaps we Juvo comate
to imagine that dtutli will ha ullko
coiificltT.ni ) and pass us by , or tit leant
remain away from us for a very long
period.
It ia not a pleasant , but ia a very
neconsary thought , for us to entertain
that a dark cloud ia on its way to
envelope every ono of us. Cardinal
Beauford and Lonia XI. both tried to
bribe death ; but they both failed.
How shall wo who have not their
wealth hope to aucceed ? Jacob
wrestled with the angel and prevailed ,
bnt no man can bo victorious wrestling
with the angel of destiny.
I ! . THE TWOFOLD CHABACTEtt OF
DESTINY.
The good and the bad are strangely
mixed in all men ; yet wo may roughly
xy that some men are'good and some
b id. We moan by this that the pro-
Tailing aontimonta of some are right
and worthy and of others are wrong
and sordid. So men may be divided
In thia life into the happy and the
wretched.
These two claanee , we are told in
the bible , extend iuto the future
world. If-it is impossible for us in
this llfo to deny that aoino are miser
able , how ahull we prove that they
loaa their misery at the nnmant of
death ? Out at sea { ho tiuta of green
tell the prgc icai Bailer whether the
next djy will be fair or stormy. So
wo can toll on the authority of God's
word , wh t will bo the eternal life of
the char.io'ciitcM
a man by noticing *
of his present lifo. But what if nun
have sinned and wish to Hvo happily
in the future ? Thij brings ua to
TUB rilEPAKATlON OF DKSTINY.
Ifc ii possible for ui to niter what
aoeina to ba our destiny. If wo reliving
living in sin our destiny aeema to bean
an exiateuca of exc'.uson from God i"
the future life. But if we fersako tiu
and ask Christ to receive and help ur ,
and pray God for Christ's Bake to for
give us , wo are safe. In thia way wo
may prepare tor ' heaven and bo sure
of attaining it.
Pluto aaid : "You will never have
perfect men until we havp perfect men
until we have perfect clrhi instances. "
If thia is true , men will never bo per
fect. In this preaent lifo the circum
stances ara hard , trying and vexatious
we must give battle to the force of
circumstances as well at the forcas of
sin ; bnt we have a captain who will
grant ua strength and insure our vie
tory. Accept then of Christ aa your
substitute , your friend and your
helper , and your destiny shall boa
blessed and lasting peace with God.
St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
Onurch.
The newly chosen pastor , Rov. Wil-
lard Scott , who jnst returned from
Now York yesterday , preached hla in
Itlal sermon as an introductory step in
the prosecution of the duties which
are Before him , nnd there waa u largo
attendance , considering the sizs of the
edifice and that it la bat the com
mencement of organized church work
in that part of our city.
The subject of the discourse ' is
fpund in Firat Timothy , 412 ; 14 : "Lot
no man despise thy youth ; bnt be
thou an example of the believers , in
word , in conversation , in charity ( In
ipirit ) , in faith , in purity. Till I
come , give attendance to reading
to exhortation , to dootiine. Neglec
not the gift that la in thee , which wa
given thee by prophecy , with the lay
Ing on of the hands of the presbytery. '
In these words of Paul to Timothy
we see there waa a fitness which wa
characteristic of Paul's writings
While there ia In it that which would
canao assertion in the heart of th
timid , there ia also that which would
call for zealous labor and carafnlnosa
But while surrounded by the man
carea contingent to the paator'a pc
altlon , woe to the preacher wh
baa a poor constitution ! Am
while the various departments o
grace are to recelvo their pro
per attention subjectively , woe to the
paitor
WHO HA8 A TEMPEE.
Ax tha father of Timothy ia no
irought prominently to1 our noliea ,
' . is to bo iff erred that ho ditd when
Pimotby was vorj- young , nrd thi
act may bo u Bufliohnt reaaon f r Iho
npp rent riremtunto dUp.ititiun . of M'h
ihriitlon minister who wsa Ubptij
or and uudtr the diraeUon of Paul.
Thus Ponl with the carefulness nud
zenlomneas of n gonernl , gives oem
n-\nd to tliii aubordhitttu oilioar.
I do not cay that itpologiea sro not
ncco ? firy in eunncetlon vritli church
sork. It ia truly nccaerary nt timus
ti the array , and there are the sumo
> einss who constitute both ; not
bt'lnji nblo to look Into the future. It
may bo
THE AUMY
ran opposed by n number nuuy
imea greater , and thereby sulfered
leffftt. The forty who crossed the
Joaphorua and wont from victory to
iotory died at lost in thdr traoka.
There ia a liuld of conflict in this
Uy , and thu Christian nnd the
Ohtistiau mioistor mtiut put on the
whole nrtnor of God , 1 hat ho mty bo
bio to rotlat the attacks of the one.
my and wage n Uhrlstlnn warfare
gainst them. And the armor
mast bo ( iufficion ly dnwblo , for It
ruly will bo tested. Fdulta mnst como
cd they are not a part of the Chris-
lun life , but are rather accidents.
When the ship turua a provr towards
TUB SKINT DEEP ,
. anticipates at times a heavy sea , but
mao casualties are not a part of uavi >
ation. When the dark clouds are
eon on the horizon of one's life , they
ro not a pare of a Christian llfo , bnt
ro accidents , and they toll the char-
ctor of the parson in question ,
In a studio in New York Olty , as I
vas looking at the sculptor engaged at
ia work , I tmld , "Suppose the chisel
was to ulip , what then ? " But the
oulptor said , "It mast not slip. "
'Well , suppose it does slip. "
"iTMUSr J < OT8LIP. . "
Thus we BOO the determined position
rhich the Christian nhould take as he
a carefully , persistently and boantl-
ully fashioning his character.
Wrt r.ro working under a superior ,
'ituothy ' atood ia nnd reflected the
ght of Paul. And iu his ezortatiou
nd warning ho writes to Timothy ,
) o this till 1 como. And UK the copy
u thu tracing book nmat bo followed
> y the child , BO there ia a copy writ-
en tor thii Christian to follow , and
HI Hpiritua\ \ life la the pen which
entmfully or othcnriso imitatee the
) otmianshi | ) ( f Jehovah. At the "Last
upper , " Christ aaid , "D , > this till 1
omo. "
Ho Loaves Tor the National Capital.
Sonator-olcct Ohuilsa F. Tilsndoraon
oft on yfettrday's train for Philadel-
ihia , Irora v/hiah place ho will proceed
o Washington City , arriving at the
atter placu about the 27th luat.
Ou March 4 ho will take the scat
vhioh has boon warmed by Senator
laandora for the past six years.
General Maudorson expects to re-
urn home some time in March.
W. Van Brocklin , representing the
wholesale firm of Marshall , Field & Co. ,
Chicago , was among the gueats of the Fax-
ton yesterday , Mr. Brocklin was for
many years engaged in tha ministry , and
ia an active worker in the Y. M. C. A.
Hia time here ia partially devoted to mis
sionary work.
Miss Jennie Voorhees and Mies Nettie
Shafer , of St. Kdward. are among the
gueata at tbo Millard.
Hon. Arthur L , Thomas , of Salt Lake
ity , passed through Omaha yesterday en
outo homo.
K. B. Smith and E. 1C , Bradley. , of No-
> raika City , were gneata at the 1'uxton to-
ay.
ay.H
H , M. Putnam , of Now York city , r g-
atera.l at the Metropolitan last night.
Hon. E. A. Caaey , a prominent attorney
f Pcoria , Ills. , ii at the Millard.
0. H. Ingalls , of the United States
rmy , ia at the Paxton.
Hon. D. Bomgardner , of Orleans , reg-
sterod at the Puxtnn.
D. 0. Footo , nf Kansas City , ia a guest
the Metropolitan.
W. G. Sutherland , of Grand Island , waa
n town yesterday.
Hon , Lorenzo Orounee , of Fort Cal-
loun , la in the city.
Wm. M. Jack and family , of Butte City ,
re at the Millard.
D. W. Simpson , of NebrasK * Cfty , is at
ho Metropolitan.
Lieut. E. A. Edwards , of Fort Meade ,
a at the Millard.
W. O. Frazer , of New York , ia a gueat
f thoPftxton.
D. McDonnell , of St. Louie , U at the
iletropolitan.
Mr. Ed Wittig left yesterday for the
lot Springe.
John Barclay , of Fairmont , ia a gueat of
the Millard.
A. G. Hancock , of Kansas City , Is at
the Millard.
M. B. Brown , of Council Bluff * , ia at
the Millard.
, G. G. Burton , of Waterloo , waa In town
yesterday.
Dan. Y. Wheeler , of St. Louis , la at the
Millard.
W. S. Dunning , of Denver , ia at the
Paxton.
C. S. Charloton , of Phelpa , ia at the
Paxton.
II. It. Hall , of Lincoln , ia at the Metro-
politan.
0. A. Keith , of Lincoln , is at the Mil
lard.
lard.J.
J. H. Hunffate , of Blair , Is at the Mil :
lard. -
Gee , W , Brown , of Albion , la in ttu
city.
city.J
J , C. Clark , of Lincoln , Ia at the PAX-
ton. _ _ _
I had severe attacks of gravel and
kidney trouble ; waa unable to get e
medicine or doctor to euro me until ]
used Hop Bitters , and they cured me
in a abort tlmo. A Dlagulehod Law <
yer of Wayne On. . N. Y.
What 6O Cent. Will Do.
You can jet a bottle of Dr. Kosanko'i
Pile Remedy at Scbroeter & Becht'adrus
store which will euro any caaa of Internal
External or Itching Piles , bealdea all nn
pleasant sensations , Scaley Kruptlon *
Borea , Bolls , Bnrns , Soilds , and for a gen
eral purpose ointment it has no equal Cal
fora trial bottle at onoe , For tale b ]
Bohroter & B cht.
STAB ROUTE TRIAL.
Evidence )
duoed on Behalf of the
Government.
pedal plipateh to Tm Hit ,
WAHHINOTON , February 16. Uor-
.ell . continued his testimony in the
tar route trial to-day. Witness tea-
Ifiad that a lot of blank aflldavitu ,
utters , etc , , were abstracted from hla
oak , nud S. W. Doraoy was the only
man oxWpt himself who had a key to
'n cAijo.
Alerrlok , ono of the prosncutora for
ho government iu the ease , st.ld to a
orrospondout : "When Rordoll
'loaded ' guilty to-day the bottom
iroppod out of the case , ao far as the
ther defendants are considered. I
iad an intimation yesterday that Her-
ell wanted to bo used aa n govern-
uont wltiiMR , and I declined to ao
apt him. I told his counsel that I
would have nothing to do with him
nleas ho got up In court mid pleaded
ullty. Ho thought thia over last
light and to-dr.y did BO. The dovol-
pmonts that will bo rundo before ho
eavoa.tho witness atana will convince
vorybody , and will moat undonbtcdly
eault in the conviction of Brady and
) orsey. Ho knows It all and will tell
t. We know enough to toll the mo
ment ho loavca the truth , should ho
ry to do so , though wo do not think
e will. Hia evidence will corroborate
Valsh in every particular , and thoao
wo , with the record and other cvi-
once yet to bo presented will form a
bain complete In every link and con
inclng of the guilt of nil of the do-
ondants.
Downy told the witness to look
irough the chock booko to find the
mounts to bo charged to Smith. The
witness did BO , and whenever ho found
check drawn to the account of
'mall , " ho charged the amount to
'Wm. Smith. " The wltuots aold
when ho waa summoned buforo the
ongrciaional investigation committee
o notified Brady and S. W. Dorsoy
ieforo ho appeared before the com
mittee , and he toro out of the letter
looks a number of lottora that the
> 3ok contained , and the copies of the
ottora that the witness wrote in oonnoc-
Ion with the mull business , and they
naludod letters to Dorsoy , Hosier and
lie Bub contractors. There were
hreo of thoao books , and the
witness aaw ono of them
n possession of Wm. Carpenter ,
ast week in the court room. Mor-
ick gave notice to the dcfc-nno to pro-
inco these three letter books. The
witness mot Brady at the postoflico at
ho tlmo of the congressional Inveatl-
\tion , and told Brady that the com-
nittod wanted the books and papers ,
irady asked what books , and when tha
witness told him , Brady said , "Dor-
ey la a damn fool for koepmg the
> ooka. " Brady then aakod the wit-
leaa If the booKs could not be copied.
Che witnecs told him it would take a
day or two. Brady said it would bo
a good idea and witness put a man at
work copying the books , designating
such entries aa ho wanted left out by
croneing them out with a pencil. The
new aet of booka thus were pro-
lared and the amounts drawn
against "Smith and Jones" were
iharged to "profit and loss. "
Tae man was ordered to make a now
set of booka as near like the old sot as
lOBilble. The witness sent a phyal
iian'a certificate to Blackburn , statins
16 waa unable to appear. He did that
n order to secure time for copying the
) ooka. After thirteen days when ho
appeared before the committee the
new aet waa ready. Both books were
akon to Now York and Doraey and
ftoskr were having a settlement in
! Tow York , Several letters in the
landwrltlng of S. W. Doraoy were ro
colvtd introducing the witness to
prominent men. The caao then ad-
uurnod to Monday. Morrlok prom-
sed to make the remainder of liar-
dell's testimony very lutorcatlng. The
umor ia current to-day that Miner
lad ronolvod to take the stand in bo-
lalf of the government , but nothing
definite could be learned , Merrick
said It was extremely doubtful if the
government would consent to any
such an arrangement.
A Laud Syndicate.
Special Dispatch to Tin Uu
Si Louis , February 18. A report
iomos from Texas that a number of
Mexican citizens , Including President
joiizalos , several generals of the at-
my and business men , have organized
a syndicate to procure immensely rich
ntnlag , agricultural and grazing lands
n northern Mexico. It is aaid n sur
vey is new being made of V,000,00 (
tores , which the company gets al
From 10 to 25 cents an acre , and dis
poses of to American emigrants at a
profit. Thn syndicate la aaid to rep
resent $2,000,000 capital.
DUNCAN'S DEPRAVITY.
A River Hat Arrested on on Infamous
Charge.
Officers Armour and llaano , on
Saturday evening , arrested a man
named W. J. Duncan , who llvod In a
dug-orit on the river bottom , am
makes his living by fishing for drift
wood on the river or by moro question
able moans.
Duncan la charged with criminal in
timaoy with his daughter , a girl o
thirteen , and It appears that he I
such an ugly customer that his wife
and the neighbors were afraid to mtk
a complaint ogainst him iu the police
ciurt , but it waa finally dono'Tiy
Officer Fiynn.
The two men who made the arros
had a regular fight with the desporat
follow , who tried to got at hla ahotgun
to kill them. He act hla throe bl
dogs on the cflioora , and Iluano hat
his clothes turn by them , but afte
cleaning out the doga Duncan wa
downed and taken to jail , frora _ whlcl
ho ia liable to go over the
Woman'n True Friend.
A friend in need Is a friend indeed. Thl
none can deny , especially when assistance I
rendered when one la sorely atlllcted with
disease , more particularly these com
plaints and weaknesses so common to ou
female population. Kvery womau ahouh
know that Eleotrio Bittera are woman1
true friend , and will positively restore he
to health , , even when all otner remedies
fall. A single trial always proves our as
sertlon. They are pleasant to the taate
aud only coat fifty centa a bottle. Bold b
0. ff. Goodman
Diamond Dyea for famil
use have no equal All popular col
ors easily dyed , fast and beautiful. 1
cents a package for any color.
UOUOAUVrt
Progress of tbo Hbol Hull Tha Defen
dant ou tbo Wltnt'Srt-ettinc ! .
LAFAYETTE , Iu < ? . , Fobtuuy 14.
Spncial ] In the Uou r-Mandlor
rial to-day ox-Supromn C .nrt . Judge
lobcrt Gregory doiiied lut ho had
con Wallace and MM , Oougur going
rom the Battle Ground camp meeting
owards the woodc , but said that dur-
ng the late campaign ho had hoard
unh a etory. Dr. Dfllurt trstiQcd
hat Iu eaw Wallace and Mrs. Cougar
t a tomporancu meeting at the fair-
rounds list fall , aud s w them scpar-
ao from the crowd und wnlk olFdown
lie track and dinanppnur in thu dark-
eta. Soon after Gungat jhitnself came
long in a bugcy aud drove in the dir-
ctlon ( hey had gone , aud all came
jack together.
In the afternoon Mr. Mandlor , the
ofondant , wna put upon the stand.
Ho tostifl-xl tnat on JNovomber 10th ,
while seated in front of Fouley's ' ntoro ,
whioh la beneath Wallace's cllico , con-
oraing with Charles Poockand Peter
lathewa , Poook euddonly left them
nd was gene aomo miuutes. Ho ro-
ornod and reported thnt a nnn and
woman whom they had aeon turn
ound and go back wau Do Witt Wai-
ace aud iielon G ugar. Witness
rossod the street nnd remained under
n awning for a few momnntn , when
ho parties returned , going up
o the office of Wallace. Ho
ept watch with Frosk. About
1:30 : Poock loft for a few momenta ,
nring which tlmo the man and
roruim oamo down. Maudler ran
ftor them and overtook them almost
eueath the lamppost. Ho called
'Captain. " No attention waa paid ,
when bo again shouted "Captain. "
hia time the man halted aud Aland-
or , atepplng nearer , said "Good
vonlng , Capt. Walloco , I thought I
raa not mistaken. " Wallace's com-
anlovi shrank behind him.
Witncaa pointed to Wallace aud
Ira. Gongar , saying they were the
eraoua ho eaw that night. Bo apoko
o Wallace to lot him know that ho
as recognized. Mandler testified
bat ho waa not out of view of the
fairway during the whole time ; and
liat no ono came down but Wallace
nd Mrs. Gongar. On the croan ox-
initiation it waa Bought to show by
landler to Captains Wallace aud
Uco that ho had stated eince the oe-
urionco that ho had no personal
.nowltdgo of the trannaction , aud
poke only from hoareay. But wit-
ess denied thia. Wallace had aonght
privQvO intorvlow , but when ho came
witnoaa found Rico present. Ho rn-
used to oonverao before him.
Wallace sent R.ico out , aud Mandlor
elated all he kunir about the case ,
looping nothing back. Wallace had
aid that thia would ruin him ; that ho
onld not live hero with uuoh storks
olng the rounds ; and had remarked
when told that othora know the cir-
umatancos : "Then shooting haa
got to commence. " Witnosa had
epliod that , out of reapeot to
Wallace's family , and to relieve
litn as much as pcsjlble , ho would
ay ho ( Mandler ) know nothing about
t , aid convey that impression , because -
cause he had no desirp to injure him
or hla family. Wallace * then denied
ho whole story , and ald a suit would
bo brought. Witncaa replied that If
suit was brought and he was put on
oath ho would srroar to the truth of
ho story. It bad not como out
hrough him , and ho was'not respon-
alble for it. Maudler's examination
concludes to-morrnw.
Valentino.
Dear wifel
The yeara that come and go ,
To measure otf the flight of time ,
That flows aa mighty rivers flow ,
To ruinglo with the lioundlesa brine ,
Have wrought no changes in my hqiirt ,
Th it treanured yore , Its life and light ,
Save thi > , the love we dreamed of then ,
Sweet loye ! I know Is real to-night.
3h love !
I've known your hriKiilrat smllo ,
Your kiss of welcome , all tbeso years ,
And aad , at p.trtimr , seeu ere while ,
These fond oyea dimmed with anxious
t ra.
While ynuugor lovers pledan their vowr ,
And swear hy old Saint Vuleutlno ,
I'll simply say , I doubt not yours ,
Dear KM , and horo'a my word for
mine.
D. H. S.
. eva zyffsnOTi 1 * * ! - . g
GERM A. HErif.Of
CURES
RKeumalism.Neuralgla.ScIatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
Bar * Throat , Hwelllnin. Hpr.lnt. llruliet ,
Iturni , HoaMm rrou IIIlo ,
AXD ALL OTHER BOUILT FAIKB AM >
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bottl . Dlreetiooi la U Laogoace * .
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ILLS
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPBD ( LIVER
Loaa of Appotlto , Bowels costive ,
Pain In tlio Head , with a dull sen
sation In the back part , I'aln under
the BhouWor blade , fullness after
eating- , with a dlalnoHnatlon to ex
ertion of body or mind , Irritability
of temper , Low spirits , with a feol-
lna > of havlnir neglected aomoduty.
Weariness , Dizziness , Flutterinjr nt
the heart , Dots before the ycs , Yel
low Skin , Headache generally over
the right eye , KoatloBsness , with flt-
ful dreama , Highly colored Urine ,
CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'H l'II I nro eiperlalljr
nilnpteil to Hiidi cniei. an < loie er-
focU kiicli a cliunuo ur feeliuu to
astoiiUU tlic nunorer.
They Iiicrrnic the Appetite , and caunn
the body to TnUe ou ricih , ttiui Iho j"f
tern Is iiourliliitdt and by their Toiilo
Action on the J > l e ttveOrruii , Heic
ular Ntunli are iirodured. 1'7 Ice S3 c ut .
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
OlUT If AIR OB WUHKBM ChnngO to ft ( JL06SY
IILACK by a ilngla application of thl * LITE. It
Imparts anaturol color. Acu In tontuncon -
ly. Bold brUruKKl t , Ori ntby xpreu > oa
receipt of. . . I.OO.
OfflVK , 35 H VIIH AT BT. , IV. T.
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THE PLATTSMOUTH FIRE ,
Tito Partioulars of the Fira in
tlio Neighboring Town this
Miming.
An Estimate of the Poruoua
and Their LOBSCO.
Special Dt'iuttch to Tut tlm.
PLATTSMOUTH , Fobrunry 17. The
fire which broke out this morning nt
3:5(5 : ( o'clock threatened nt ono time
10 destroy tliu entire business portion
of tlio city. The nutubor of build-
lugs burned and 'ho ' losses , BO far na
they cnn bo learned and approximated
at this tlmn , are na follows :
Six buildings were buruod on Halu
street , the supposed cause bolng a do-
foctlro lluo In Antilo'a restaurant.
All the efforts of the fire department
were turned to oaring the contents of
" 10 otoroi. The department could
ot work the engine und the flames
prond so rapidly as to make the
uckot brlgndo useless.
The buildings were nil frame. The
Ity clerk nud mayor's books in the
ixprors oflioo were caved. The lees
, nd Inauranco nro as follows : Sher
wood , boots and shoos , loss $12,500 ;
"nsnrauco $1,000 onoh in the Gorman-
American nnd Underwriters of Now
brk , $3,000 in other companies ,
impson , the exprooa and nowa agent
oas $800 ; Insurance $600 in the Fire
man's Fund. Haag , $400 , the In-
inranco Is not known. Mr , Hobba
OBUS between $800 and $000 , a total
DBS to the family they not oven being
bio to save their wearing apparel ,
Jlark , the grocer leases $1.000 ; in-
nranco $800 In the Manchester of
Sow York. Dr. Olnttor150 ; in-
urunco $300 in the Gorman-Amorl-
an , Antilos $500 ; insurance not
nown. Oiriol , $2,000 ; Insurance
800 , Gorman-American. Mrs. White ,
2,200 , fully covered by Insurance ,
'rltz Gerald $200 , the insurance is
ot known. LouhofT damngod $100 ,
ut fully insured.
A Happy Family.
V.led from the brcaat , aquotzod ( torn the bottle
tomachs will our and ml'k ' will urdle ,
) abyhal ! < luj h all that ulRht.
lour hold bun.j > lnir heads In awful fright.
) on't deny , 'twas thin with Victoria ,
light was hideous without 0A3 TOIIU ;
I'bea colic loft ; for poacotul slumber ,
\nd Bildlhclr prayed and slept Hko thunder-
Gentle
Women
Who want glossy , luxuriant
nnd wavy tresses of abundant ,
bcautifol IIair must use
LION'S KATHAIRON. This
clccaut , cheap article always
makes the llalr grow freely
and fust , keeps it from falllBg
oat , arrests and cares gray-
DCSS , removes dandruff and
I1 hing , makes the Hair
8 ( long , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
nuy desired position. Beau
tiful , healthy Hair is the sore
reeult of using Kuthairon.
mo-cod-ith , 6th or Uli p.
United States Deponitory
First National Bank ,
-OF OMAIIA-
Cor 13th & Farnam St.
Tlio Olfles ! ; Banking EstabUsh-
raont in Omaha ,
SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZK nUOTHKUS.
E.lalHiihodlnl85H.
Organized H a National Ilink In 1FG3.
CAPITAL. - 200OOO.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS * IOJOO .
OVriC'RH AND D1RKCTOEH
Jotl.N A. tRKioiiTON Vice P/e ldent.
AuoCHTUHKouNTZii2nd Vice President.
A. J. PorrLRTON.
F. II. Dw , Cwhler.
W. II. MXQQUIIR , AfS'Stant Ca-lilcr.
Transacti a Kcnercl banking tiuo'iie-f. Iraues
time fortincatcal ) rln ( ? Interest , Draws dr > fti
on fan Kr nclico and jirlnclpal cities In the Unl-
trdBtatis. Alsi Lind , n , Dublin , K'Unburuh ' ,
and the principal cltlei ol the tontlncut ol Ku-
ropo. _ .
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
, , 5
IN NEBRASKA.
OALDWELL , HAMILTON & [ JO , ,
BANKERS.
BuBluccs trancactod name na that of
in Incorporated Unnk.
Accounts B < jUoltod and kept nbjoct
to sight chock without notice.
Certificates of deposit leaned payable
In three , nix nnd twelve months , bearIng -
Ing Interest , or on demand without In-
torost.
Advances made to cantomora on ap
proved Bocnritlos at market raton of
Inforcnt.
The Interests of customers are close
ly guarded nnd every facility compati
ble" with principles of Bound banking
freely extended.
Draw Sight Drafts on England , Ire-
laud , Scotland , nnd all parts of Europe.
Sell European Passage Tlokota.
Oolloofclo na Promptly Made.
J. E. BERGEN ,
'Xfj'&JE'X.XS
AND
FANCY GROCERIES ,
W. Cor. 16th and Cumlng Street.
QISPENSARY \
Offices and parlors over the new Omaha
National Bank , 13th , between Farnam
and Douglas Streets.
A , S , HBHBLATJI , I. D , , - PROPRIETOR.
Dr , Fishblatt can ba Consulted Every Day Exo it Fridays and
and Saturdays , these two Days bei e devoted to His Dispensary
atDos _ Moiucs , Iowa , fcpooml attention given to diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS , CATARRH , KIDNEY AHD.BLADDER
And Female Diseases , as well as All Okronio and Nervous Diseases
IFISIHIBL.A.TI ?
. . .
llixi dliconroil theureiteob euro In the world for woaknee * ot the b ek nil limbs , Involuntary
lrcburt'cii. liupotency , g.nml doblilly , nonousncM , languor , contusion of Ideu , palplt < tlonof thu
heart , timidity , trembling , dlranets oi light or nklJIncm , d Incises of the lit ad. throat , nose 01 ikln
ttToctioni of tic liver , luagi , stomach or howeli thosotcrilblo dlgordtrs art'lng In m to Itary hab
its cf youih , nii Bccrit tirictl ci moro fatal to the victims loan tbo tonis of Sjrrons to the marin
er of ulynes , bllghtlnz tliolr mostrtdlant hopoi or aitloliatloni. | rendering marriage Impossible.
Thotu th.t are mlaiing from the evil practice ! which dojtroy their menUlanJ pnjrslcu eyattnu-
causing
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The lymiitamiot which are iln11dlstiess < xl mini ) , which unfltt thorn from performing their busl-
ncfs and nodal ilutlce , mikes happy marrlair Irapou hc ! , dUtroucs the act OQ of the heart , causing
fii'hesol huat.do rcsslonof splrl's. evil torcbjdlng' , cowardice , fciri , dreams , res leal nlghta ,
Ulutacst , forttottutnou , unnatural UlschtrKCi , pala In the back and hips , short breathing1 , melan
choly , tire easily of company and hav * urclircnce to ho alone , fcollnit ai tired In the mi.rnlnj . as
when retiringsimlml wrakmav , lost monlfod , wlnto tone deposit In the urlno , orrou-ntM. con-
futlon of thouaht trembling , watery and weak eyes , dyfpop li > , Jconstlp tlon , p.ilencsr , pain and
ttcaknois In the limbs , etc , , should consult mo tmmciilttely and ha restored to peifeol health.
VOUNO MEN
Whohavo become victims ol-olltirv v cc , tin Irtadful and destructive habit whlcbfannnaltjr
iwcep tn an untimely gravo-h i.tma f IMH.I M in of exalted taljnt and brl ItanllnUilcctwha
niUhtothcrw ! e ntr nee Kalinin * m ul.uwlt- - I ho thunder * of tholr eloquence or wake to ecuift-
cy the living lyre , may call v ( in fil > uillu inv.
ii-tliilAGE.
Married persons or TOUHB rcon conl'mplatlnff nurrlago bo aware cf physical wcakneve , lees of
.irccreatlvo piwer , Impctoncy , or any othi r tllsiiuallllcatlou specIly relieved. Ho who placca him-
Htlt uedcr the enroot Ur. FtsluU tmajrolljlouily conflde In his honor as iontlem > n , and confi
dently rely upon htj sRlll as a phyilclan.
ORGANAL WEAKNESS
ly iutcd ami full vigor roitoroJ. TtiUdliirsuIng atnio lo which render ! llf ft burden
and marrlajo lium.s bio , Is the penalty pUl by the vltllm tor improper Ind ilgence. Younir people
aroap to comn'it ciO'Ks IIOM not bolrir awr ol the drexdlu corsequoicoi lha'may e sue.
Now wro that tindcrn'onds this sudjttt will dfny that procreation Is lest sooner by those falling
Into Into lir.pr.pir habltsthan liypruilonl ? Itonldm beingdtprlv d of the pliaiuru of o.althy oQ-
spring * , thorn tHorhus and d'ntructtvoaymptoms of bothboily animind arlio. Iho Byitora be-
comca aoranj ; il , thjphjelcal and mental functions wuikeuj Lou of prccrcativo powem. nervous
Inability , iljBpcpuln , piupltat'oii of the hcnrt , ludlgtet'.on. [ constitutional dettllty , waetlng of the
fiame , cou h , con umpton ! aiu death.
A GORE WARRANTED.
Pcraons rulnad In hrnlth by unlcainuil pro'cndcru who kep Ihcm trlll'ng month after month ,
tiklogpohoncusand lujurlonscomjioiiadB , should apply Immediately.
DR. F1SHBLATT
gradutto of one of the meet eminent colleges of the ltnto ! > l Statoi , Ins ea-ctodsonio of th most
antonlslilrif ruros thatwoio evoi known ; many troubled nlth tinging In the rarsand hcaJ , when
asleep , uaut norvotuno'S. belrp ; alarmed at ceitaln sounds , wlvh frtquent bluailng , attended tome
times with tlcrangomont ot the mind were oared Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR , NOTICE.
Dr. K. uddrcsiCH alHtoso who have Injured themietvoa by Improper Indu'gonco'indsalltirjr '
hablts hlch ruin both body and mind , unfitting them far butlno'S , study , so'loty or marriage.
1 htse are some ot the mclanch ly eflictn produced by tlio oirty habits ofoutr > , vlt : Weak-
nets of the back and limb * , pulns In the head and dlmneu of sight , lo s of muscular piwer. pa'pl. '
tatlon of the heart , dyepcpila , norvoui Irritability , de njemout of digestive functions , debility ,
consumption , etc.
PRIVATE OFFICES , OVER TQE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
OMAHA , NEB.
CONSULTATION FUKE. Charges moderate and wl < hla the reach ot all who need silentlBo
Slodtcal troatmont. Thoto who r s do at a distance acd cannot call , will receive prompt attention
through mall by simply sending th'er symptoms with poilogc.
Audrora Lock Box 34 , Omaha , Neb-
$500 REWARD.
The above reward will be pftld to any person
who will produce a Paint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
for preserving Shingles , Tin and Gravel Roots.
Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. All
orders promptly attended to. Cheaper and bet
ter than any other paint now In use.
STEWAHT& STEPHENSON.
Solo Proprietors , Omaha House , Omaha , Nob.
REFERENCES.
Officer * Pusoy , Dr.UIco , Dr. PInney , Fulle
Council Bluffs. Iowa.
DIB otilco , Omaha Nco.
fet tha LlfTlmo' '
DwHt& & BY ma WIFE. Jesse James ,
ho only llfo authorized by her and which will
not ba a "lilood and 1 hunder" story , such as has
bcoi and will bo pul llbhod , but n taio llfo by tbo
only person who Is In posciwlon ol the facts a
fal hlul and devoted wlfo. Truth Is moro ntor.
estlngthia flstlon. A enl should app'y 01 ter
ritory at once. Ben 75 cti. for Sample book.
J. H Chamber * & Oo .
mo-eoi-iw-e * it. L.oo < Mo !
THE
HORT LINE
-OF TUB-
Milwaukee & St. hid
RAILWAY
la now running Ita FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
from
OMAHA AND OOUNOIL BLUFFS
WITH
Pullman's Magnifloont SloenerB
-AND TUB-
Finest Diniug Oara in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING EAST
CHICAGO MIIiWAUKEE.
Or to anr point beyond ; or ]
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS
Take _ the 11EST HQUTE , the
Chicago , Milwankee&St.PaulR'y
Ticket office locntod at corner Farnam and
Fourteenth ttreeta and at U. P. Depot and at
Mlllaid Hotel , Omaha.
tJrSco Tlmo Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Avent.
0. H. FOOTK , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
8. S. JIEURILt , A. V. H. CAUPF.NTER ,
Ucnerol llonogcr. General 1'owi. Agent
J. T. CLAItK. QEO. II. IIEAKFOHD.
_ General Sup't. Asa't Pen. Pom. Ag fit
on ,
! ho Story of tlio Sowing HaohtoOi
4 htndiomo little pamphle ) , blae'nol cl
IOT ( with oomeioai eni Tlngi , wlllibi
QIVSN AWAY
to njr aaalt penon ralllnK ( oi It , at anr bnnek
Ol oah-oncocl Th Bln | i Manniaolorfny Com.
pur , oi will l > e ttnt by mall , pait paid , It
tav ptnan Urlng at dlitance ttom aai office )
iio Singer Manufacturing Oo , ,
Pilnolpal Office , 34 Union UqntM
/ORK
A Noriio our mmrucD WOMAN.
rrrom the Boston Gtofo. ]
f
, 'l '
'usn. ' Editor * f I
Tha tboTO li a coed Hkcnea of Kn. Lydla E. Pttto ,
am , of Lynn , Mui. , who aboreallotter bumtn belngt
ay ba tratbf ally called the "Dear Friend of Womjui , "
teme of her e rre pondenU IOTO to call her. Shi
walouily derotcd to her work , which 1 * the outcoma llf
I a Ufe-ftudy , and U obliged to keep ( Is lady
dstantn , to help her annrertha larire corre pondeno
lilch dally pours In upon her , each bearlne It ) ipedal
nnlen of BuHorln j , or Joy at release from It. Her
otablo Compound I * a medicine for Rood and not
purpose * . I har pcnonally Inrratlcated It and
< n taUined of the tmUi of thl * .
On account of lUi prorcn murlts. It 1 * recommended
id prescribed by thebixtphyilclani In tha country.
10 * ay * i " It work * Ilka a charm and urea much
iiln. It will euro entirely the wont form of falling
the utcru * , Leuoorrheea , IrrecuUr and painful
rnrtru Uonall OiarUn Tronblot , Inflammation and
Icoratlon , Floodlngr * , all DUplacoment * andthecoo-
qurnt > plnal weakneu , and la upecli 'y adapted to
e Change of IJfo. "
It permratr * ercry portion of tha * yitem , and fire *
iw llf e and vigor. It remore * falntneu , flatulency ,
itroy * all craving for ttlmulanU , and relieve * weak.
siof the stomach. It cures DloaUnff , Headache * ,
trvou * Proetratlon , Oencrol Debility , Bloepleauiei * ,
sprtoidon and Indlgcitlon. That fetllng of bearlni ;
.cAuilng pain , weight and backache , U olway.
crmancnUy cured by It * ute. It will at all time * , anil
ndcr all clrcumitanws , act In harmony with the law
t govern * the female tyitcm.
It cons only Jl. per botUo or eli for $ S. , and I * ( old b
ugglita. Anyadvlcenxiulrcdaiitop < ! clalcaac , ani'
to name * of many who have been rcitored to perfeeb
lalth by the uo of the Vegetable Compound , can bo
jtalncd by addreeulng Mrs. IV with itomp for reply ,
i her homo In Lynn , Ifaan.
For Kidney Complaint of either i thl * compoundto
uurpaaaod u abundant testimonial * ahow.
"Mrn. rinkUam'i Urer 1111 * , " aoy * ono writer , "or *
t"ie world for the cure ot ConstlpaUoa.
nd Torpidity of the Urer. Her Wood
vendor * In It * * prclal line and bid * fair
niponnd In It * popularity.
-t her a * on Angel of Mercy whose goto
'n good to other * .
n. ( Q Mr * . A. M. P. t
Hyaolntb .
Talini.
Oraotwoc-
AnJ all other fir Pill Planting Laue't aaaort
mont over shown In Chlc-iw-
IllustrattdjCitalcgue free. Send for It.
Hiram Sibley&Co. .
on.M * *
SIDE SPBlNOJATTiOnMKNT-NOT PATENT
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
1408 tnd Hll Dodjr * Btrwt ,
OMAOA Nu.
nngT-moGm , I'T