I-
Luck of a Portuguese from Fayal.
NE\V BEDFORD , Nov. 15. [ Special. ]
A Portuguese from Fayal bought a
ticket of the Lousiana State lottery ,
and after carrying it in his pocket for
fourteen months , gave it to a fellow
countryman who has been in America/
only a few weeks. The latter investi
gated , and found.that the ticket had
drawn $15,000. The money arrived
inthisclry to-day , and the Portu
guese will sail in a few days for Fayal.
New York Tribune's special , Nov.
16th.
A young man from Payal , who has
been in San Francisco five weeks , has
drawn $15,000 in a lottery , and will
go home in the barkentine "Moses B.
Tower , " to sail this week. The ticket
"had been purchased for-$1.10 , and
-held fifteen months by a Portuguese
. in California , who got tired of it and
presented it to the fortunate man.
The money has arrived in this city ,
and Messrs. Loum , Snow & Son ,
agents of the barkentine , have de
posited , } in a bank for safety. The
owner of it takes it very coolly , and
does not wish to have his nanle
printed. New Bedford ( Mass. ) Stand
ard , Nov. 10. 4-
"Mr. Gladstone publishes a letter inviting
" the liberals to reunite.
A Deceived Woman
is the lady who uses cosmetics , facelptions ,
white lead , bismuth , powders , arsenic , etc. ,
in the belief of enriching and beautifying
the complexion. It is but temporary , and
ultimately destroys the skin beyond the
power of nature to restore. Stop it ! Stop
it now , and use only Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic ,
which imparts tho vigor and loveliness of
youth.
The first strike on record was made by
Cain.
Excursions to the Winter Kcson * ol
tlio South.
The Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific Ry. aro
now selling round-trip tickets , good until
June 1st , 1887 , at greatly reduced rates ,
to Mobile , New Orleans , Pensacola. Jack
sonville , Cedar Keys , and nil the principal
points in the south. For further informa
tion and tickets , call on or write R E.
Moore ? , Ticket Agent , or G. N. Clayton ,
Northwestern Passenger Agent , 1502 Far-
nam Street , Omaha , Neb.
Joel Chandler Harris. ( Uncle Remus ) is
aid to bo worth § 100,000.
"When getting1 your boot or shoe straightened use
Xyon's Heel StlQeucis ; they keep them btraight.
The earth loses a second every century.
The Omaha Typj foundry can furnish
new newspaper outfits on short notice.
Prices same as in Chicago and freight
already paid to Omaha.e
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PEANUTS.
Tho Increase In Tholr Consumption
in tho Xiast 'J en Years A
Groat Industry. ,
There aro probably but few persons
who arc aware of the magnitude of
the peanut industry and the increase in
the consumption of that article in the
past ten years. Although to many the
peanut is an extremely "disagreeable
product and an object of aversion , yet
it is safe to say that the majority of
those whose digestive organs are in a
normally healthful state , especially the
younger portion of the race , are fond
of peanuts , and instances could be cit
ed where they aro eaten regularly in
great quantities. Whatever may have
been the origin of the peanut this be
ing a disputed point the peanut plant
has gradually made its way over an ex
tended area of the warmer p.irts of
both the old and new world , and in
North America has gained a perma
nent foothold , in the soil of the south
Atlantic and gulf states. Nor has it
"
yet reached 5ts"ultimate limits , for cul
tivation and. acclimation will inure it
to a sterner climate , untill it becomes
an important crop in latitudes consider
ably further nortli than Virginia.
This is indicated by its rapid speed
within tho past few years. Remaining
long in comparative obscurity , it was *
not untill a recent period that the pea
nut gained prominence an agri
cultural and commercial staple , but
since it fairly started its progress has
been rapid and sure. The peanut will
/thrive on any suitable soil within the
'
limits of the 'United States as far north
as a line extending castwardly from
the northern limits of Iowa to tho
south of the great lakes and thence to
the vicinity of Cape Cod. The cultiva
tion of thexpeanut , in short , is possible
in by far the greater portion of the en
tire country. Any section having a
growing season of live months exempt
from ft-o3t may raise the peanut.
Planted in June , cultivated until Au
gust or a little later , and harvested the
last of September , it can be perfected
in four months , though the Virginian
planter takes live months for it. Any
good calcareous soil that is not too ele
vated will grow the peanut.
Some idea of the magnitude of the
industry may be gained from the fact
that the total consumption of .this
country for the year 1885-6 from Oct ,
1. 1885 , to Oct. 1 , 1886) was 2,715,003
bushels as compared with 1,187,000 for
the year 1875-6 an increase of over 100
per cent in tne last ten years. The
supply available for consumption dur
ing the ensiling year , from Oct. 1.
1886. to Sept. 3U , 1887 , is estimated at
nearly 3,480.000 bushels. Peanuts are
cultivated also in Europe , Asia , and
Africa. Among many of the negro
tribes of' Africa peanuts constitute an
important article of lood. They are
grown in. large quantities for tlie
manufacture of"an essential oil which
is largely used in adulterating olive oil.
Peanut oil is regarded by many equal
in all respects to sweet or olive oil , and
may be employed for every purpose to
which that is applied. A bushel of
neanuts , itjs estimated , will y eld one
gallon of oil.For burning it is highly
esteemed , but the chief consumption of
the oil is in making soap. For the pro
duction of oil for soap makinghere
were imported into Marseilles. France ,
from thewest coast of Africa , in one
year , peanuts to the valun of over live
millions of dollars. The residuum , or
oil-cake , may be sold for cattle-feed.
Almost eveVy person residing in this
locality must nec'essarily know some
thing of the value of roasted peanuts.
One can not pass along the streets cf
any citv without encountering at every
turn the peanutstandswhere roasted
peanuts aro sold by the pint. They
are retailed in numerous stores , are
peddled on the railroad cars , sold to
the loungers in every depot , are eaten
on the streets , at home , in the oflic ,
and , greatly to the annoyance of some
individuals , in public halls. Even
ladies are fond of them and frequently
have them at their parties. Peanuts
are healthful and fatten ng. From a
pig to a school-boy no diet will fatten
sooner than roasted peanuts. A per
son , it is said , can Jive on them alone
for an indefinite period , if eaten regu
larly and with moderation. Wherever
they have been introduced they can
hot well be dispensed with. Peanut
candy is another article in the manu
facture of which tiiey play an import
ant part. The peanut tills a useful end
in peanut coffee. It makes quite a
good and palatable beverage. Even
bread can be made of peanuts. If
first mashed or ground into a pulp and
then worked into the dough in the
process of kneading no lard will be re
quired to make good biscuit , which will
have an agreeable flavor. The skin of
the kernel must first be removed or it
will impart a bitterish and nutty taste.
Good soap can be made from the pea
nut , but whether the manufacture of
such an article would be profitable at
present prices is another question.
For the higher grades of toilet soap it
might be. As feed for stock it is yery
useful. Every kind of stock , horses ,
cows , sheep , hogs , and poultry , are ex
ceedingly fond of the peanut , and will
leave any other food to partake of it.
Cows , horses , and sheep eat the whole
pod , hull , and kernel together. Hogs
and poultry reject the hull , eating the
kernel only. Turkeys , however , as a
rule , swallow the pod whole. All
stoet fatten on them. The hog will
lay on flesh very rapidly on a diet of
peanuts. The peanut vine makes very
good provender for all stock , and most
planters make it an object to save the
vines for hay. The foregoing are the
most importantises of the peanutand
in the course of .time , as new d scover-
ies are made , it is not improbable that
it may subserve other valuable ends.
Providence Journal.
Manners.
Manners are an art Some are com
mendable , some faulty ; but there are
none that are of no moment How
comes itthat we have no precepts bv
which to teach them , or at least no
rule whereby to judge them"as we
judge sculpture and music ? - A science
of manners woukT be more important
to the virtue and happiness of men
than one would suppose.
E..A
fir-lug Your Chair Alon .
A tourist , vrlio lias made his tu/ith trip
across the Atlantic , begins to think that
the steamship companies might us well ex-
p.ect H passenger to take his own table over
with him as to compel him to take chairs
with him. He observes : "Hero are several
lines of magnificent new steamers , perfect
floating palaces , with every improvement
and comfort that ingenuity and science
can suggest large promenade decks , i-pa-
cious Hiiiokin rooms , ladies' parlors , a fine
dining saloon , electric lights and bells in
every bedroom , etc. but for the most
primitive article ol furniture , which maybe
found in the poorest laborer's hut , you
look in vain on the deck or that part of.
the steamer where , in good weather , nine-
tenths ol the passengers spend the wliolo
day. 'Rring your chair along if you want
a seat , ' is the motto of all the European
steamship companies. Surely it is time to
put an end to this idiotic custom. "
The small'boy who plays circus with the
"trick'goat , " in his back yard should see
that the St. Jacobs Oil bottle isnot.empty.
TVIiattlio Rarber Wanted.
Drummer "Barber , would.you like to
try some of my patent bay rum ? "
Barber "I've got nil I want at present. "
Drummer "But , barber , this is a new
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Barber "Isn't it the same as the'last ? "
Drummer "Oh , no. Every man you
shave , wash his face with this bay rum and
I'll guarantee that he'll have a beard an
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Earber "Send me a barrel at once. "
Mr. G. C. Staler , while playing tlie lead
ing pnrt in "Michael Strogoff , " at Oakland ,
Cat. , became BO hoarse from a severe cold
that he despaired of being able to continue
his part. Two bottles of Reel Star Cough
Cure entirely cured him. Does iiot nauso-
ate.
A Wild Woman.
It was on a Madison street-car. The
driver was fat , red in the lace , and solemn.
Looking around to the solitary smoker
who stood there" tie said :
"I see that they have found a wild woman
down in Pennsylvania. "
"Yes , " replied the smoker , who (3id not
propose to have any ancient gaj played on
him.
him.The
The driver riveted his eyes on the lioraes
and maintained profound silence until he
had crossed the hridge , when he observed :
'But that ain't nothing , mister. You
can see wild women any day on the West
Side when the car don't stop in the middle
of the block. Gic on there , now , will ye ? "
Chicago Herald.
The healing und purifying qualities of
Salvation Oil render it the best article for
1 he speedy and safe cure of ulcerated sores.
Price only 25 cents.
Eli Perkins is said to have accumulated
§ 150,000 by strict attention to the truth.
Important to nil WIio Worlt
for a living. Write to Ilallutt it Co. , Port
land , Maine , find they will send yon full in
formation , free , showing you how you can
make from-$5 to 5-5 iind tipwards a day
and live at home , whereveryou are located.
Some have made over $50 in a dny. Capi
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ages ; bol" : exes. AH is new. Greatin
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all workers who begin a-t once.
Mayor Grace , of New York , has appoint-
d two women as school commissioners.
Never Open
except to put something to eat into it , is
an excellent motto for the gossip and the
sufferer from catarrh. But while the'gos-
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tarrh. Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is an un
failing cure for that offensive disease. It
lieala the diseased membrane , and removes
the dull nnd depressed sensations which
always attend catarrh. A short trial of
this valuable preparation will make the
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There are 305 colleges in the United
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Don't take that "cocktail in the morn-
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ing from the "convivial parly last ; night. "
The sure and safe way to clear the cob-
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and tone up the nervous system , is to use
Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative Pellets. "
Sold by all druggists.
A queer specimen of human nature the
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English cockney "H'er.
The only reliable cure for catarrh ia Dr.
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Why is a planing mill likfe a barber shop ?
Because both are ' shaving" places.
All disorders caused by a bilious state of
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The candidate is known by the election
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Be merciful to dumb animals. Heal
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Not exactly a square thing the "cart
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"I WISH I conld find something at would
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PATENTS obtained by lonls Ragger&Co.4 At
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Mrs. Palmer , wife of the Michigan sena
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COUGHS , HOARSENESS. SORE THROAT , etc- ,
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Charles Jonal , of Racine , Wis. , boa been ,
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The Charleston earthquake is no great ?
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"Won't Have It So.
The paragraph saying that Geronlmo Is
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pronounce'the name , and leads tho Stand
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into. By hash , we won't have if. Ho to !
Ho to ! " Boston .Globe.
joss of Life. Thousands sink into an
early grave by not givin'g immediate nt-
tention to d slight cough which could have
ber-n stopped by a 25 cent bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Robert J. Burdette has save about $50.-
000 out of hia lectures and newspaper
work.
"I am a merchant and planter , " writes
Mr. T. N. Humphrey , of Tonn. , "and it
gives me great pleasure to say that for se
vere coughs and colds Allen's Lung Balsam
is the best remedy now offered for sale. * I
have induced many to try itwith , the best
of results. " At Druggists , Hoc , 50c , and
$1.00 a ijottre.
The official census of Prussia shows a
population of 28,318,458 persons.
Among the people of to-day there are few ,
indeed , who have not fyeard of the merits of
Prickly A'sh Bark and Berries , as a house
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made of them for centuries , and in hun
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ance in .rheumatic and kidney diseases.
Prickly Ash Bitters now takes the place ol
the old system and is more beneficial in all
troubles of this nature.
Geo. W. Peck , of Peck's Sun , can estimate
his wealth at $150,000.
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Ths question hao probably been asked thoassndj
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8 Cash Present In Oold . . . . . . . . . 400
-Cash Present in Gold . . 'J
10 Cash Present in Gold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
To the next 20 , each a solid Gold Watch , worth $100 each.
To the next 50. each a solid Silver Watch , wonh 3 each.
To the next 100 , each an Kleffant Photograph Album , worth < jcach.
To the next 11) , each a Solid Gold Klnr. worth $2 each ;
To the next 1M , an JJlejjant Book , worth < 1.0 each.
If a competitor should fail on the first he will .stand a chance for one of our
MIDDLE REWARDS.
To the l-r 3 persons whose names come In the middle , counting from number one to the last re
ceived , w e will give the following rewards :
First Cash Present In Gold
Second Cash Present in Gold. . . . . . . .
Third Cash Present In Gold 23J >
EBSTER'S
MrMgefl Dictionary.
A Dictionary
118,000 Words , 3080 Engravings ,
Gazetteer of the World
of 25,000 Titles , and a
Biographical IMctionary
of nearly 10,000 Noted Persons ,
nrwfdJ All in one Book.
A CHOICE HOLIDAY GIFT.
1. & C. MERRIAM & CO. , Pub'rs , Springfield , Mass.
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION-1873.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS
A STHMA CURED !
Att German Aithmu Cnre ntrtr fattito ctrel
immfdiate relttfla the womt c i. Insures cora-l
l p ; eCects enminhne all other * fait. J.I
trial caimincel lite nttt tttpticol. I'rlc Sli ct and
$1.00 , of DrazI ts erbrmtlL Sample F for
Ump. -
NE-OPIUM Habit Painlessly j
Cured at Borne. Treatment I
sent on trial and NO PAV nfcpd >
nntll yon are beneflted. Terms Low.
medjr Co. , JLaFayette , Ind.
*
11 Ono Upright Piano , valued. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? 50C
12 One > "me Top Bujrgy 3W
IS One Cabinet Orcnn . ISC
H One Diamond Breastpin IOC
15-Onc Set Furniture .J . 1
Ifi-Onc Solitalro Diamond Kins _ IOC
17 One IJreech-loadiiiK Shotsuii. . . . . . . < C
18-One Ladies' Gold Watch M
19-One Ladies' I'air Bracelets ' *
20-One Sewing Machine . . . . . . . - . . - K
Tlftli Cash Present in OoUl
Sixth Ciish Present in Cold. . . . . . . . . . _ . . .
Seventh CnPresent ] in ( JoIJ . . . . . .
Vi lith CnMli f'rr put In Hnll ]
To the next SO. each $10 in cn h. To the nest a ) , each fcj In cash. To the next S ) , each $ i50 in
cash. To the nest 73 , each p ! in cash.
LAST REWARDS.
To those who are too late for any of the above rewards , a special chance still remains. To the
J53 persons whose names come in last we will give the following rewards : . . . .
To th last name on the list we will give SoOO.OO in cash. To the next to HIP last name we wl'l
Cive $300.00 in cash. To the third name from thelast we will give fJOO.OO in cash , lo the i.ext 50 , each
J10.00 in cash. To the ne.\t ICO , each fi.OO in cash. To the next a , each Ji50 in cash.
TOTAL YAMJATIOX OVER 821,000.00.
fiSTEach competitor mnst In every case send § 3 for one rear's subscription to
THE KANSAS MAGAZINE with their answer. KS Xo answer will be rocordec ! unles.3
accompanied by the cash , for which we win send , post-paid , our splendid Magazine. Present sub
scribers can compete by paying for another year or for a friend. The regular subscription price of our
elegant Magazine is only $2 a year , so
U PAY KTOTHZNG FOR COMPETING-
for the above presents. The gifts will be sent to the successful ones , and their names published in our
'February issue of THE KANSAS MAGAZINE" Don't delay. The Magazine Is wortli much more
than the monev , and bv answering qnicklv you may secure one of the larger prizes. This Is the four
teenth Competition of THE KANSAS MA < iAZINK , all of which have given the utmost satisfaction
to the successful ones. The receiving of your magazine will lie your receipt.
Evenparent should encourage children to enter this contest. llesMes familiarizing themselves
with the llible they secure a liighlv-deserving family Magazine , and also a chance for one of the
rewards. AVe refer to over 28,00u subscribers.Ve enter every letter in the order and on the day re-
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AROKNTA. AKK. . Nov. 6. Iff6.
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Present of 10 Books to Every New Sotafoer
" which will he mailed free of postage on rpreipt of their subscription.
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