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Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Regulate th. secretion..

In our endeavoTs TO preserve health II Is of
the utmost Importance that we keep the Sc
cretOry system in perfect condition. The
well known remedy Kidney Wort, has spe-
cific action upon the kidneys. liver and bow
els. Use IL instead OF dosing with vile bitters
or drastic pills. 1t is purely vegetable and Is
prompt but mild In action.
Again Victorious.
At the International Dairy Fair, held In
New York, December 1879, committee OF
the most expert butter makers made the
most careful tests of all the different Butter
Coiors. The result was the unanimous award
OF the only prize to Wells. Richardson &
Co.'S Perfected Butter Color. Again this orig
inul and perfect color scores a victory as II
always does when there Is honest and fall
competitor with any OF It's competitors. Sold
| by Druggists and Merchants Take no other
| PIlesi Piles! Piles!
Do you know what I, Is to suffer with Piles
! II you do you know what is one ofthe wors
tornents of the human frame. The mos
perfect cure ever known is Kidney-WOrt. 1
cures constipation. and then its tonic actor
restores health to the diseased bowels, aut
prevents recurrence OF the disease. Try 1
without delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
The B. & II. in Nebraska.
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. C. E. Perkins, Vice President
and General Manager of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad, stated
to Tribune reporter yesterday, that
his road had given up all intention OF
extending the Burlington & Missouri
River in Nebraska 10 Denver this sea-
son. The road is now being extended
to Indianola, in Red Willow county,
Nebraska. where it will terminate for
the present. This point is $50 miles
east of Denver Mr.. Perkins thinks it
would not pay his company TO push the
line any further at present, as the
country bevond IndianOla is unprOduc-
tive and very sparsely settled, and
Denver already has more roads than
there is business.
1t is believed this conclusion has
been arrived at, because it is tolerably
certain that the Burlington stOck-hold-
ers will have more interest in the Atch-
isOn, Topeka & Santa Fe than hereto
! fore, and that the two roads would he
run more in harmony hereafter. :.
As the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
road intends to build to Denver, sooner
or later, it is deemed unnecessary to
extend the Burlington & Missouri also.
The managers of the Burlington are
highly elatcd over their success in Secu-
ring the Kansas City, st. Joe and COun-
ell Bluffs road, and they consider them
selves now in good condition to show
n bold front to Jay Gould should he
try TO take any advantage of them al
Missouri river points.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
RUNNING OUT QUAUKs.
St. Louis Medical Colleges Charged with
Selling Diplomas.
special to the chicago.rribuns.

Special to the Chicago,Tribuns.
BosToN. February 17.-At the hear
ing before the Legislature committee,
TODAY. the name of mines legally chart
cred medical colleges were read whose
diplomas are not recognized by the
Massachusetts, Medical Society, be-
cause of proof positive that these col
leges sell their diplomas without any
evidence of study or fitness for medical
practice-one of them philadelphia
University of Medicine and Surgery
maintaining an agency in Europe for
the express purpose of selling diplomas.
Three of these institutions are in Gin
cinnati. The list is as follows: Amer
lean University of Medicine and Sur
gerry, of Philadelphia; Phlladelphla
University of Medicine and Surgery;
Phvsio- Electric Medical College of Gin
cinnati; Physio-Medical College new
issue) Of Cincinnati; American Eclec-
tic Medical College of Cincinnati: ST.
Louis Homeopathic Medical College !;
New England University OF Medicine
and Surgery, Manchester, \. H.; Uni
versitv of Medicine and Surgery, of
Haddonfield, \. j.: and American Wit
opathic College of Cincinnati. The
hearing was one of the most crowded
of the session. Doctors of all sorts
lOng-haired wretcheS whose looks
would hang them, clairvoyants, and
healerS of all ShadeS-Were on hand to
oppose the law TO restrict their buSl-
ness. They looked like a collection of
snakes and owls protesting against be-
ing disturbed Physicians, and decent
people generally, favor the proposed
law to restrict medical practice to per-
sons educated to the profession, no
matter whether graduates of medical
colleges or not. Evidence was given
that under the New Hampshire law
| fifteen quack doctors were driven from
Manchester alone in year, and in the
| first year of the operation of the Him
/ oiS law, which has been in operation
for year and half. 400 0quacks have
left the State Much has been done to
break up the colleges which sold diplo-
mas.
There seems to be sort of ''Onpleas-
antness" now existing between our
doctors; hence we publish the abOvein
order TO help on the fight, not knowing
nor caring in the least, who it may hit
or is applicable to. We really hope al
Of our doctors are legitimately anC
properly educated as such.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Last Saturday morning Omaha had
quite conflagratiOn, in which nine
business houses and some dwellings
weredeStroyed. The Republic0n gives
the property burned as follows:
The corner, whence the fire original
ed, was occupied by the drug store of
John w. Bell and Alex. McGayOck's s
grocery store, both in one building,
owned by the latter Adjoining on the
west side of Tenth street were: The
two grocery stores of James McCOr-
mick & Co. and David Guild, in store
rooms owned by Hobbie Bros; Felix
Sfaven's grocery store: Jacob Heat
mans restaurant; John BeishEag's
meat market, and the cid BORDEN SAM
pie room.
To the west Of the drug store, 'front.'
ing on Marcy, ard the railroad tracks.
was a frame residence owned by Mrs.
Margaret Bell, and occupied 10y Mr..
Felix Slaven, as a boarding house.
All these, nine. store rooms and one
residence, were totally destroyed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

NH. DeYoung, of the San Francisco
Chronicle, and brother of the murdered
editor, was arrested on the Both ult., at
the instance of Mayor KallOch, who
charges him with libe,.
At Pennington, n. H., 30th ult., IN
a quarrel in family namet, Caunery'
son interfering to protect his motner
from the brutality of his father, the
old man turned upon him with knife
killing him:
Patrick Griffin. Rockford, Ill, suici-
ded by shooting, Goth nit.
Elizabeth Weiss. Peoria, H.. Suicided
by jumping into a cistern, 29th inst.
Mrs. Ann Swartz,, of Philadelphia
aged 20, died few days age'Of hydro
phobia, caused by the bite ofadOg some
three months before.
l. NJ. Kalloch, who killed DeYoung
in San Francisco, was resident of
Leavenworth, Kansas previous TO, re-
mOval TO California; was the publisher
of a Baptist magazine, prepared himself
for the ministry. and after he went ts
California had charge ola congregation
The LeavenwOrth papers say he was {
young man of good character While he
resided in that city. His father, the
Mayor of San Francisco, did not beal
so good a reputation in Kansas; and
young Kalloch'S troubles doubtless are
upon him in his effort to defend the in
defenSible name of his father. 1t i
reported that he had been drunk fOl
some time before he assassinated De
Young.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
In charge of Insurance Department.

The Pen and PIOT, published at
0akdale, Nebraska, says:
There will probably be now a long
hard fight over the U. S. Marshalship
of Nebraska, since Daily has received a
temporary appointment. The name of
eX-GOv. FurnaS las been barely men,
toned i'll connection with this thing.
If individual virtue merits any pOliti-
cal reward, could anything be more ap-
propTiate than to confer this office on
an old Nebraska Pioneer, and an old
wheel-horse of the party.
This IS, every word, true; and Gov.
Furnas has the Endorsement of ma
jority of thy best and most influential
men in the State In fact we are not
aware of a single serious objection to
him from any source. If he does not
receive the appointment, honest men
standing in innocent ignorance without
the pale of self-serving rings, will
wonder why.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Call Por Republican State Convention.

The Republican electors of abs State OF Ns-
braska are hereby called 10 send delegates
rom the several counties 10 meet in state
onvention at Columbus, on Wednesday, the
leth day CT May. $780, 81 : O'Clock r. n. for
the purpose of electirg six delegates TO the
national convention 70 se held at Chicago
on the 81 day OF June next. 10 nominate can
dIdates for president and vice president OF,
the United states. and to transact such othsr
business as may properly come before IT.
The several counties are antltled to repre-
sentatioB in state convention as follows,
based upon the vote cast IN each county for
Hon. Amasa Cobb for Judge Of the Supreme
Court, 1879. giving one delegate to each $50
votes. and one for the fraction OF IS votes,
also one delegate at large for each organized
county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The Omaha Republican few days
ago gave the names of some three OF
four prominent ministers of Nebraska,
who prefer the nomination of General
Grant. when the Omaha Bee thought
it necessary in the interests of Mr..
Blaine, to publish the following insult
TO all ministers regardless of their pO-
litical likes or dislikes:
We know General Grant has some
very good points to commend him to
the admiration of piofS Christians.
He, smokes fragrant Havanas, sips
claret and champaign, bets on races,
takes deep interest Ill game cocks and
bull pups, plays seven up, patronlZeS
opera and ballet troupeS, and sings
HYMNS with a fervOr unsurpassed by
Moody and Sankey. Such man
would naturally command the support
of men who wear white chOkerS. and
minister to the spiritual wants of the
wicked. Owing to the perversity of
human nature the American people
don't ALWAYS vote as the minister of the
gospel advise. In fact, man backed
by the preachers is almost sure TO get
left in race with any candidate who
isn't annointed with divine petroleum.
If the American people were about to
choose a king or an emperor, the back
ing of preachers, priests and bishops
would be an essential factor. No mon
arch has ever been able to establish
himself uithnut their aid
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The Is. & VI. has 500 men at work at
Superior. Nuckolls county, grading east,
and expect within a wear to have a
new line TO the Missouri, crossing the
Atcbison & Nebraska at Falls City.
and using the old i. & N. grade from
that point to Brownville.-St joseph
NeIcS
And the moment it reaches brown
VILE the gap between Plattsmouth ana
Nebraska City will be filled, giving
connection with this city withthe MID
land and A &N. The shops and man
ufacturing works are not being eniarg-
ed TO such proportions herefor ncthlng-
pEgtts,nouth Eent.rpTiSe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Warned.

We receive the following from the
Auditor of State:
INSURANCE DEPT STATE OF NEBRASKA.l
AUDITORS OFFICE LISCoLN. April y. lSSOJ
DEAR SIR am credibly informed
that persons representing themselves
as agents of Hail Insurance Company
of New York" are at work in the
State issuing Insurance policies against
damage of Crops by hail. There is no
Hail Insurance Company of New York
in existence. No person is authorized
to transact business for any Insurance
Company, unless in possession of a
Certificate of Authority from this De
partment, and it will be to the interest
of the citizens, before paying money or
giving notes to or contracting with
persons representing themselves as
Agents of Insurance Companies, to IN
quire for the Agents authority. At
present there is no Hull Insurance
Company authorized to do business in
this State. Respectfully,
L. W. LIEDTKE,
Auditor Z. \.
In charge of Insurance Department.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Horse Collars,
Hams, potatoes and
all kinds of day goods
at J. l.. McGee's.
NV Good w an


Why are you SO out OF sorts. never able to
tell folks that you are well? Ten to one It ia
all caused in the first place by habitual con-
stipation, which has no doubt finally caused
deranged Kidneys and Liver. The sure cure
for constipation, is the celebrated Kidney
Wort 1t is also a specific remedy for all
Kidney and Liver diseases. Thousands are
cured By IL every month. Try IL at once.
Successful Dsiryman
is the one that makes uniform "gilt-edged''
butter the season through. The best dairy
men all found that there Is no article so per
fectly adapted to keeping up the golden June
color, now absolutely necessary I'm order to
realize the best price. rs is Wells. Richardson
& Co.'S Perfected Butter Color, made at Burl-
ing,on, VT. Buy 1t at the Druggists, or send
for descriptive circular.
Kidney Wort radically cures Biliousness'
Piles and nervous diseases.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Combination suit
ings at DOlens.

From the Sturgis, Mich, Weekly; Mr..
John Brast, living in Sherman Township. In
formed US few days ago that his feet had
been so terribly frost-bftten that he could
hardly stand the pains caused thereby. He
happened to think of the st. Jacobs OIL
which he always keeps handy-ruobed his
fee, twice with the remedy, ard rhe pain dis
appeared entirely. He not only values 81.
Jacobs Oil as an unexcelled remedy for
great many other painful diseases. to which
mankind is subject, but he asserts that II Is
,eally invaluable for the many diseases
horses and stock are subject to, and which SO
often play havoc with the prospects Of the
farmer and stock-raiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
Senator Saunders indicated.

The following from the Seward Re
porter seems TO clearly settle the grass
hopper fund question, and To settle it
in favor of Senator Saunders:
We assure the editor of the Meas
that we have taken no contract, and
the editor of the Lincoln Journal that
we do not mean to misrepresent any,
thing in regard to this matter. 1t is
our firm conviction still that Senator
Saunders is baSely slandered. and it
would have been better had the editors
of these journals first obtained the
proof of their charges and satisfied
themselves of the correctness of their
allegations. All we desire is that the
truth shall be known by the people III
regard to this matter, and this is the
sole reason why we have taken up the
fight for Senator Saunders, believing
him TO. he the victim of SANDER and
abuse. Senator Saunders has not mis-
led us but we have a slight suspicion
that the misleading" is all done by the
parties who assail him.
Both papers acknowledged that as
far as the state fund is concerned II IS
all right. When in Omaha last Mon
day. we called on Mr.. Ben. Wood, OF
the State Bank. which institution
handled ALL the funds that came into
Senator Saunders hands as treasurer OF
BOTH institutions. and Cashier Wood
informed us that every cent OF the
money had been paid out on orders
drawn 10y the members of the NebraS-
ka Relief and Aid Society, and that the
documentary evidence was in the bank
to prove it. Mr.. Wood considers this
attack on Senator Saunders as extreme
| " wrong and unjust.
Now then it is on record at the state
| Bank at Omaha that all the funds that
came into Senator Saunders hands are
strictly accounted for and appropriated
TO their legitimate Objects and if the
books of the associations show an un-
lsxpended balance of $10.9S0.02. some
member of the Nebraska Relief and
Aid Society has failed to turn the
money into the treasury of the associa
ton. If there is culprit among the
members. of the association let the
aforesaid editors show him up, but dt
not falsely accuse an innocent man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Rev. Dr. Tvng met an emigrant fam
lily going west On one of the wagons
there hung d jug with the bottoms
knocked out
What il that >" asked the doctor.
why, it's my Taylor Jug" said the
man
What is Taylef jug?" asked the
doctor again
Il had a son in Gen. Taylor's army
in Mexico, and the General always told
him to carry his whisky jag with hole
in the bottom, and that's it. 1t is the
best invention | ever met with for hard
drinkers"
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

New York Tribune: Senator Eoor-
hees has spent S25,eo0 in proving that
the negro exodus is due entirely TO the
inhuman treatment of the negroes in
the south. This is not what he started
out TO do, but it was what every man
who had studied the question knew at
the outset he would do. This report
will not be used as a democratic cam
paign document.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

WASHINGTON, April 30.-At meet
ing of the Cabinet to-day the threaten
ed invasion of the Ute Indian reserva-
tion for mining purposes was the sub
ject of a somewhat protracted discus
sion. 1t was decided to send General
Mckenzie and his forces into the res
ervation to prevent collision between
the whites and Indians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Blaine and Sherman get tie Georgia
delegation, which is against Grant
P0,rRee Enterprise.
That's curious. Had the Enterprise
stopped with the information that
Blaine and Sherman get the Georgia
delegation its intelligent readers would
doubtless come to the logical conclusion
that it was for Grant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
One Box Or Six Bottles.

One Box or Six Bottles.
Ifyou are suffering from a combination OF
liver or kidney diseases, and constipation,
do not fail to use the celebrated kldney-Wort.
1t is n dry compound as easily prepared as a
cup OF coffee, and in one package is as much
medicine as can be bought In six dollar bot
ties of other kinds.
Facts svs. Th"OrT
In regard to the method ofcolOring butter.
The theory Is that cows when well fed and
cared for will make yellow butter; the fact
is that not one I'm ten Will, except in times
of flush pasture.
This is just the reason that the very best
dairymeu in this country use Wells, Rich
ardson & Cos Perfected Butter Color. We
warrant IL to add at least five cents per pound
70 the value of white butter, return Of one
dollar for every cent II costs.
HI Am All Played Ont"
is q common complaint. II you feel so, get
n package of Kidney Wort and take 1t and
you Will at once feel Its tonic power 1t re-
news the healthy action of the Kidneys
Bowels and Liver, and thus restores the nat
ural life and strength to the weary body. Get
a box and use IL at once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Postmaster General Key, it is announc-
ed will soon leave the Cabinet, TO ac-
cept L. S. Judgeship in Tennessee.
Hayes has care for the future bread
and butter of his old Cabinet officers,
before they step down and out. We
respectfully suggest that if he would
send Carl Schufz out to superintend
Sitting Bulls camp it would give gen
cr3l satisfaction to the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Our Nebraska City contemporaries
have something to say about the early
completion Of the Nebraska Trunk
railroad. This is a step in, the right
directiOn.-OmGhG. Republican.
That IS exactly what Nebraska City
ought to do. That is legitimate and
within the probabilities.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The Indianapolis Journal pointedly
remarks that-"What the Republican
party needs now is union, harmony,
Self-denial and concession. Everything
for the cause, nothing for men,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The question of religion is not ripe
for Leadville just yet. The residents
of this city have fashion of going as
they please, and consulting their own
opinions. K religious crusade just
now will do more harm than good
LeadUjLJe Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

ST. LOUIS, May IA. II. BOgardus
won the pigeon shooting match with
Fred Erb, Jr., of St Joe, for 500 a
side to-day. Score, So to S3,. the best
ever made under the English ruses..
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

4 liquor license, was granted In
Bloomington last week. Some tlmeag
the authorities concluded TO grant no
license. but the people at last began to
consider the $500 license far better than
nothing, especially, according to the To-
cal press, since there was more liquor
sold without than with Gcense.-Red
Cloud Argus.
The temperance people of such a
town as that, are set of listIess drones,
or they would not permit more liquor
to be sold without than with license
they would enforce the law against viO-
ators of the law. But the probability
is that not One-fOurth as much drinking
was done as there would have been
with open saloons. Some people have
pretended to believe that there We're
more intoxicating liquors drank in
Brownyille without saloons than with
them: and during last fall and winter
there was special efforts made in Civ
ing away, and selling whisky and beer
clandestinly, and making not only men
but boys drunk, in order to render pro.
hibition obnoxious, and believed-thaI
more liquor is drank now without than
with license But the backbOnish, law
abiding citizens of Brownville met tht
question right there, enforced the law
fined the lawbreakers, and in Il great
measure suppressed the illicit traffic
1t can be very easily ascertained how
much whisky, beer, etc., has beer
shipped to this point in given period
and we have aScertained that durin!
the year OF prohibition here the liquo
shipped to any and all parties was no
one-eigIth as much as that of any pre-
vious year. But if the luke warm pee
pie of Bloomington 90 whining aroun,
that they can't enforce the law, and d,
not try to do so, it is evidence that the,
do not want to enforce it: then licenS
with law would be better than 10 fav
at all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

NEW YORK, April SO.-Six ocean
steamers arrived, to-day, bringing 1886
insmigrants from all parts of Europe.
The total arrivals for April, 46,19S, the
largest number ever landed in Castle
Garden in one month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Its recommended first, that no proxies be
admitted TO the convention. except such as
are heldby persons residing in the counties
from which the proxlesare given.
Second That no delegatashall represent an
absent member of his delegation, unless he
be clothed with authority from the county
convention. or is I'm possession of proxies
from regularly elected delegates.
By order OF the republican state central
committee. JAMES w. DAWES, Chm.
JAMES DONNELLY. .tSec'y.
BISCoEN, NEB,, April S,slSS0.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The Republicans Of Ohio have in
structed for Sherman, and Illinois has
instructed for Grant. This will insure
Grants nomination ON the first bal
Ia;
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

The Omaha NepS crows Justify over
the election of Blaine delegates in that
city and the county of Douglas, and
calls the convention that did it a mob.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Tom. Scott has rendered his reSigna-
tion of the presidency of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, to take effect June lst
Poor health the cause.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

California instructs for Blaine, and
for Senator Newton Booth for Vice
President. That would be a good tick
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

Ladies, call at Do
lens and see the
handsomest prints in
town, also the finest
line of trimming silks
i'm all shades and
styles. Velvets, satins
and novelties in but
tons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

crop reports from Alabama say the
weather is unreasonable and the pros
poets not encouraging.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

4 soldiers re-anion will be held at
Red Oak, Iowa. on the 10th 20th and
2lSt of this month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06
ITSTATE OF BENJAMIN WAIT

IL ERWORTH, deceased. In the County
Court OF Nemaha County Nebraska.
Notice is hereby given that May 18th,
June 18th, and November 18th, 1850, at 10
o'clock a. m, of each day, at the Office OF
the County Judge of NemahB County, Ne
brasEs~ In Brownville, Nebraska, have been
fixed by the court as the times and place.
when and where all persons who have
claims and demands against said deceased
can have the same examined, adjusted and
allowed All claims not presented at the
last men ntfuned date will he forever barred
by order of theco JOHN S. STULL,
44wl County Judge.
Dated April Icth, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-05-06

- We will sell you the best stove for
the least money. STEVENSON & Cross.