i Coinage.
In the second northern gallery nt tho
British museum has been arranged in
chronological order a scries of English
coins in gold , silver and copper. It hceins
that the coinage ol tho English had no di
rect connection with the earlier Dritish
coinage , nor with tiio short-lived currency
which the Romans introduced. It was
Henry VII. , in 1504 , who. placed , lor tho
Brat time , an authentic portrn.it'in English
coins. Ho also made addition to the gold
coins by striking "sovereigns , " so called
because they bore tho figure ol the sover
eign seated on his throne. It was during
and after the reign ol Charles II. that the
English coinage declined very greatly in in
terest and variety. Tho first guineas were
in this reign from gold brought from the
Guinea coast. In the reign of Queen Anne
there was some coins bearing tho name of
"Vigo , " because they were made from bul
lion captured in Vigo bay.
Boarding : House
Never order eggs.
Never ask to be served twice if you owe
any back board.
Steer clear of the young widows who arc
boarding in the house.
Sec what kind of a game the boarders
piny before you buy any chips.
Never appear to be deeply interested in
the man who is full of schemes.
Beware of the boarder who never has any
change when the washwoman calls. [ The
Judge.
V \
* The editor of the Corsicana , Tcxns , Ob-
Berver , Mr. G. P. Miller , had a severe at
tack ol rheumatism in * his lelt knee , which
became so swollen and painful that he
could not walk up the stairs. He writes
that after a few applications of St. Jacobs
Oil , the paiti entirely disappeared , and the
knee assumed its normal proportions.
HopelcBS.
Sir Astley Cooper relates the following
anecdote of an Irish candidate before the
examining board of the London college :
"What is a simpleand what is a compound
fracture ? " asked the examiner. The reply
was : "A simple fracture is when a bone is
broke , ami a compound fracture when it's
all broke. " Sir Astlev asked him what he
meant by "all broke. " ' 'I mean , " he re
plied , "broke into smithereens , to be'sure. "
L ventured to ask him what was "smith
ereens. " He turned upon me with an in
tense expression of sympathy upon his
countenance. "You don't know what
is smithereens ? Then I give you up. " [ Sir
Charles A. Cameron in Dublin Journal of
Medical Science.
Summer coughs and colds generally come
to stay , but the use of Red Star Cough
Cure invariably drives them away. Safe ,
prompt , sura.
Had Cause to Grumble.
Old Bob Brayson , just after putting en a
pair of new brogan shoes , went out to chop
wood. While standing on a log , chopping ,
his axe glanced and cut his left foot nearly
off. His son came out and asked :
"Pap , whutfe the matter ? "
"I've dun ruint iny new shoe , " the old
man replied. " "It beats anything I ver
seed. Benchoppin1 wood for a month in
my old shoes an' never touched "em , btt
now that I've lammed down § 2 fur a new
pa'r , I hevto cut an' slash "em aU "to
pieces. " Arkansaw Traveler.
About Coal.
According to the calculations made by a
scientific writer lately ft requires a prodig
ious amount of vegetable matter to forma ,
layer of coal , the estimate 'being that it
would really take 1,000,000 years to form
a coal bed 100 feet thick. The United
States has an area of between 300,000 and
400,000 square miles of coal fields , 100-
000,000 tons of coal being mined from
these fields in one year , or enough to ran
a ring around the earth at the equator 5J
feet wide and 5Jj thick , the quantity being
sufficient to supply the whole world for a
period of 1,500 to 2,000 years.
What would our Forefathers have snid if
they had imagined that a cough could be
cured for 25 cents as by that icliable rem
edy Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. .
Tito Art or
"The art of spoiling , " George Eliotmakes
Theophrastus Such say , "is within the
reach of the dullest faculty. The coarsest
clown with a hammer in his hand might
chip the nose of every statue and bust in
the Vatican and stand grinningafc the effect
of his work. " This thought may have
been forced upon others besides the writer
of this note by certain trophies displayed
by returned tourists of the globe trotting
season just about closing. Vandalism has
been just a little bit rampant , it would ap
pear by the fragments proudly exhibited as
evidences of travel and research. [ Buffalo
Courier.
The Omaha Type foundry can furnish
new neuspaper outfits on short notice.
Prices same as in Chicago and freight
already paid to Omaha.
Justin McCarthy has made $35,000
from his "History of Our Own Times. "
ITCHING and irritations of the skin and
icalp , burns , scalds , piles , ulcers , poisons ,
tite * of insects and all skin diseases , quickly-
cured by Cole's Carbollialve , the great
Udn remedy. 25 and 50c cents , at Druggists.
Civil Service Commissioner Oberly always
dresses in black.
You Can Learn How to Get Rich
By sending your address to Hallet & Co. ,
Portland , Me. ; they will send you full in
formation about work that you can do
and live at home whereveryou are located.
Work adapted to all ages and both sexes.
$5 to $25 a day and upwards easily
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Delay not. All of the above will be proved
to you , and you will find yourself on the
road to a handsome fortune , with a large
and absolutely sure income from the very
start.
The German empress , it is "recalled , was
in her girlhood a pupil of Goethe.
PATENTS obtained by Louis Bagger & Co-At
torncys , Washington , I ) . C. Est'd isu. Ad > ice free
Fred Douglas and wife are attracting
much attention iniiverpool.
No Shotgun Practice
About CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER Puxs ; mild
and gentle.
Henn ought to lay the Galatea up for the
winter in Egg Harbor.
The. Omaha Typj ? foundry can furnish
new newspaper outfits on short notice.
Prices same as in Chicago and freight-
Already paid to Omaha.
A CRISIS IN ICELAND.
IMinscs of nn Interesting Strujrele foi
Homo Jtulc KlKors of Danish Itulc.
The extmordiry session of the Ice
landic diet , convoked in accordance
with the sixty-first clause of the consti
tution of 187-1 for the purpose of con
sidering the revision of the constitution
of last year , terminated on the 27th oJ
August last * the revision scheme hav
ing been passed by an overwhelming
majority , writes a correspondent oi
The London Times.
In a high-worded proclamation oi
November 2 , last year , the king an
nounced to his "faithful Icelanders"
that the proposed revision could re
ceive royal sanction under no circum
stances. Its only effect has been to
consolidate the whole people into one
compact patriotic party , determined
not to rest until Iceland has obtained
what for half a century it has been
striving for namely , full autonomy in
home affairs. Never before has such
fervid interest been taken in a general
election as this year. Never before
has the language of the diet sounded
such : v clear note of menace as at this
time. Emigration en masse and a
complete depopulation of the country
are hinted at as a by no means improb
able contingency "should the present
state of political tension endure much
longer and no prospect open to a sen
sible solution. The fact is that the
state of the country is hopeless in al
most every direction. The fishing pop
ulation is in an actual state of starva
tion , and distress in various stages ol
acuteness is the general condition oJ
tho whole land. Knowing .that the
main reason of this is simply misrule ,
the government is sending quietly ship
loads of relief to the worst affected
parts of the country , of course , at the
expense of the Icelanders themselves.
The commercial treaty with Spain ,
which terminated in 1883 , and the re
newal of which on the basis of the
most-favored nation clause , was nego
tiated successfully in the same year ,
was thrown out in the Danish rigsdag ,
merely by way of retaliaf on , the re
sult being that the staple export of
Iceland , codfish , has been practically
excluded from tho Spanish market , and
the loss sustained by the poor popula
tion who earn their living by fishing
has amounted yearly to nearly 100,000
kroner. Reasons pf state forbid a
separate treaty being negotiated on
behalf of Iceland , because it might bo
construed as an acknowledgment on
the part of the government of Denmark
of Iceland as a separate unit in tho
Danish monarchy.
Then the truck-system all over the
land is exercising the most grinding op
pression over the people. Icelandic
trade is carried on altogether with Dan
ish capital. At an interest of at least
18 per cent , the impecunious Icelandic
trader obtains his loan from the Danish
capitalist , which the former's starving
customers , of course , have to refund
him. The customer sinks deeper and
deeper in debt , and so serious has this
state of things now become that multi
tudes of debtors have been forced bj
the merchants to pledge all theii
earthly possessions , and prospective
earnings , moreover , until their debts
shall be liquidated.
Yieldinjr to the clamor of the coun
try for a bank , the government has just
established one" this year. But. in order
that it should be powerless to give any
relief to the oppressed trade of the
country , only 500,000 kroner of incon
vertible paper currency were issued ; it
is made a legal tender , and the conse
quence is that-customs and dutiesAvirich
hitherto have been paid in specie will
henceforth be paid in paper , and what
specie imports were formerly required
for the payment of customs , etc. , will
now cease. Practically this means
withdrawing from the treasury at least
300.000 kroner of specie yearly , and in
volves ultimately the absolute financial
ruin of the island. Uy such a denom
ination of currency as the bank has at
its disposal no assistance can be afford
ed or impetus given to the trade of the
country. Starting without any capital
and unable to undertake .any money
transactions except in inconvertible
paper , contracts and negotiations with
foreign banks will become all but im
possible. If it were not for the excel
lently conducted Scotch trade with the
island , which is extending every year ,
the condition of Iceland would now be
one of unparalleled misery. Perhaps ,
however , the worst feature of the situ
ation % is the unscrupulous selfishness
and rare incapacity of the higher rulers
of the people , to whom such a thing as
study of national interests seems to be
something infra dignitaltim. Bureau
cratic superciliousness thrives appar
ently well in the midst of misery. The
feeling in the country under these cir
cumstances is anything but reassuring ,
and what the upshot will be if the king
should veto the revised constitution no
one can foretell.
Tell Yonr Wife.
I think it is safe for a man to tell his
wife all he knows. And it is unsafe to
keep her in ignorance of his financial
affairs , or in ignorance of anything
bearing directly upon her domestic af
fairs. The judgement of most true
wives and mothers is often remarkably
2Ood ; better in many cases than that o f
their husbands. "Tell your wife. "
should be the husband's motto. No
need to ask wives to tell their husbands
all they know. They do it anyhow.
And this is no slur on them , for they
lave a right to. Zcnas Dane , in Good
Housekeeping.
Provided For.
"There is my wife , " said the duelist
to his second , in a voice broken with
emotion , "if I am killed she will be
.eft alone in this cold , cold world ; but
thank Heaven I am rich , and if the
worst comes to the worst , she will be
provided for. "
"You.ought to write her a letter , "
suggested tfie second.
"I will , and in case I fall , will you
deliver it ? "
"Certainly , " responded the second ,
endeavoring to keep the tears back ,
"and by the way , old fellow , just say a
good word for me. " Life.
V" , > r v--
ANEW YIEW OF CONSUMPTION.
_ _ _ * *
And Oiioriitfli , % i > ! > ealn to Common
Seiixe. JTIuny < urablo Cane .
Medical Stilus.
"Many pTHons die of Consumption who
could easily be cured , " says Dr. S. C. Clark ,
'of ' Wttterto.vn. N. Y. , "if they would go nt
it right. I have a new view of the disease.
Consumption is not always of lung ori
gin. "
"How so ? What is it then ? "
" of second
"Many cnses consumption aro
ary. Tho disense itself prevails every
where , but the best practitioners refuse to
attribute it entirely to inheritance or to
the weather. If a person lives in the most
favorable climate in tho world and has any
tendency to lung weakness , if certain con
ditions exist in tho system , tl.at climate ,
however favorable , will not prevent de
velopment of the disense. The disorder in
such cases is only a secondary symptom in
the lungs of some other ailment , and can
> never Le. cured until approached through"
its source. "
"Yes , doctor ; but wliat is the method of
approach ? "
"If you dip your finger in acid you burn
it ; do you not ? "
"Yes. "
"If you wash this burnt finger every sec
ond with the acid , what is the result ? "
"Why , constant inflammation , festering
and eventual destruction of the finger. "
"Precisely ! Now then for my method ,
which commends itself to the icason and
judgment of every skillful practitioner.
You know certain acids are developed in
the body. Well , if the system is all rjght
these acids are neutralized or utilized
and carried out. If the system is run
down by excesses , anxiety , continual ex
posure , or overwork , these acids accumu
late in the blood. If there is any natural
weakness in the lung , this acid attacks it ,
having a natural affinity lor it , and if the
acid is not neutralized or passed out of the
flyntem , it burns , ulcerate" and finally
destroys the lung. Is this clear ? "
"Peifectly ! But how do you prevent the
accumulation of theseacidsin the system ? "
"Ii regularities of tho liver and kidneys
create this excess of acid and the supply
can be cut off only by correcting the wrong
action of these organs. The kidneys alone
bhould carry out in quantity , in solution ,
enough of this acid daily , which , if lefc in
the blood , would kill four men. When the
stomach , the liver and the kidneys are all
conspiring to increase the acid , the wonder
is that weak lungs resist death as long as
they do ! "
'iBut you have not told us how you
would treat &uch cases. "
"No , but I will. The lungs are only dis
eased as an effect of this acid or kidney
poison in the blood. After having ex
hausted all authorized remedies to jorrect
this acid condition , I was compelled , in
justice to my patients , to use Warner's
safe cure ; though a proprietary remedy , it
is now recognized , I see , by leading physi
cians , by Presidents of State Boards of
Health and by insurance physicians , as a
scientific and the only specific for those great
organs in which over ninety per cent of dis
eases originate or are sustained. "
"Is this form ol treatment successful ? "
"It is wonderfully so , and for that reason
I am on'y ' too willing that you should an
nounce it to the world of consumptives. "
Note by the Publishers : We have re
ceived the above interview from 11. H.
Warner & Co. , Rochester , N. Y. , with the
request that we publish it lor the good of
suffering people. la a foot note to their
letter they say :
"The experience of Dr. Gark is not
strange to us. In our correspondence we
have found that many thousands of people
are suffering from what they think is Con
sumption , whereas the real difficulty is
with the liver and kidneys , proven by the
fact that when these organs are restored to
health by the use of Warner's safe cure , the
consumption disappears , and so does
nremic or kidney poisoning , which causes
so many symptoms of diseases that the
human syst.eru is subject to. The same
may be said of rheumatism , caused by an
acid condition of the system. We insist
upon what we always have claimed , if you
remove the cause , the system will soon per
fect thevork aheady begun. Mrs. Eev. Dr.
Theodore Wolf , of Gettysburg , Pa. , wife of
the editor of the Lutheran Quarterly , said
her friends thought her 'far gone \ \ ith Con
sumption , " but after a. thorough treatment
with Warner's safe cure , she says : 'I am
perfectly well. ' We can cite thousands of
such cases , but one is enough. If you pub
lish the above article , kindly send us a ,
marked copy. "
We gladly give place to the article , for if
we can in any way stay the ravages of Con
sumption , * which carries away so many
millions yearly , it is our bounden duty so
to do. ] PDB.
Simon Cameron is the only survivor of
the senate of Polk's administration.
A uniform and natural result is produced
y using Buckingham's Dye for the Whis-
iers.
iers.For
For a slight cold , a hacking cough or
ung troubles , take Ayer'a Cherry Pec-
: oral. .
The wind is always bloAving about some
thing ; but there is nothing in it.
The youngest school teacher in Alabama
is HltleMury Duke , of Clanton , six years
old.
As a horse and cattle lotion , Salvation
Oil has proven itnulf an infallible remedy ,
it has received the hearty indorsements of
many old and well-known horsemen.
Grand Master Workman Powdeily is a
devout Roman Catholic.
If sick headache is misery , what are Car
ter's LittleLiver Pills if they will positively
cure it ? People who have used them speak
frankly of their worth. They are small
and easy to take.
Ex-Empress Eugene thinks tho Napoleon
ic outlook in France is hopeless.
Lyon's Patent Heel Stlffcner la the only invention
that makes old boots straight as new.
If we were all of one opinion thero would
be no betting.
It is a pleasure and satisfaction to many
to learn that Allen's Lung Balsam , that
standard family medicine forcoughs , croup
and all lung diseases , can no w be procured at
25c. , GOc. , and § 1.00 a bottle at any drug
store.
A Pittsburger has taken out a patent
for a machine to crimp flour bags.
Women Easily Starred or Alarmed ,
Grieved or vexed , should use CAKTER'SIKON
PILLS.
A phrenologist says that "fullness under
the eye denotes language. "
Prizes for SScst Stories , Sltcicli-
cs and Poetry. Address , with stamp , TUB
CULTIVATOR , Omaha , Neb. Mention this
paper.
Lady Churchill's fathergives her § 15,000
a year.
Every person is interested in their own
affairs , and if this meets the eye of anyone
who is suffering from the effects of a torpid
liver , we will admit that he is interested in
getting well. Get a bottle of Prickly Ash
Bitters , use it as directed , and you will al
ways bo glad you read this item.
Jules Simon thinks the weak point of
the French republic is its universal suffer-
ago.
Be merciful to dumb animals. Heal
all open sores and cuts with Stewart's
Healing Powder , 15 and 50 cent * a box.
The fortune of Mrs. Mark Hopkins is es
timated at § 40,000,000.
Best , eaMest to use and cheapest. Piso's Remedy
forCatairh. Ly dnissistu. SOc.
Sam Jones is attempting to found a col
lege at Cartersville , Ga.
At this season nearly every one needs to use soma
sort of tonio. IRON enters into almost very phy-
acian's prescription for those who need building up.
THE
BEST TONIC
For Wcakneu. , linjisltnde. I > ack of
Energy , etc. , it HAS NO .EQUAL , and la
tho only Iron medicine that is not injurious.
It Enriches the Blood , Invigorates the
System , Restores Appetite , Aid * Digestion
It does not blacken or injure the teath , cause head-
tche orproduco constipation or * er/ron mtd icinei do
MHH.MTBA MAZFIELDNorfolk , , Neb. , says : "I
hare used Brown's Iron Bitters us a tonic with most
happy results. "
MB. OKAS WAOJTEH. 811 Eighth St. , Omaha ,
Neb. , says : " I used Brown's Iron Bitters for General
Debility and it made almost a new man of me. I
cheerfully recommend it. "
MR. J. F. MAGUIBE , Wilson , Neb. , says : " I have
CBed Brown's Iron Bitters for General Debility and
gladly recommend it to like sufferers. It has made
A new man or mo. "
Genuine has above Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take no other. Hade only by
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IT IS A P URELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION
PRICKtf
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It has stood the Test of Years ,
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BLOOD , LIVEE , STOM
ACH , ZIDNEYS.BOW-
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BITTERS
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flAlLQISEASESOFTHEl SICKHEADACHE.BEL-
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disappear atonce tinder
IKIDNETS its beneficial influence.
STOMACH It is purely a Medicine
AND as its cathartic proper
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i BOWELS beverage. It is pleas
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ren asaduUs.
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Catarrh is Oaosed
By scrofulous tilat In the blood. Thcr jrc. to euro
catarrh , purify tha blood. Thousandvio ! hat c been
troubled with the illsngrcctblu synp om * at catnrrli.
bare boon entirely cured Ly Ilo > 1's Sarjapirllla , tho
best blood-purifying mcdlclao bcfjro thj public. It
expels every ta'nt of Impurity from the blooJ. aal
vitalizes nnd enriches It. If you suffer from catarrh ,
give Hood's Sanapnrilla a trial.
"I have suffered with catarrh In my head for years ,
and paid out hundred * of dolla-s for medicines , but
have heretofore received only temporary rellcl. I
began to take Hood's Sirsaparllla and it helped me
so much that I decided to keep on. Xow my catarrh
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my Appetite is good Infect , I feel like another p cr-
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Some maT cry humbug without knowing anything
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In ten dsyt the difficulty of breathing- rollered. the
pulte regular , the unnirjr organs made to dincharsr *
their fuil duty , sleep I * restored , the swelling nil or
nearly rone , the trerjrth Increa-wd and appetite mula
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