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2 T'rIE DAILY BEE-'WEDNESDAY , CEP I EMBER 1'l , 1883. '
. 'U C : . : U , . : . . FJOS.1 GAAI1RI1EAEIlNJL : T'U T : L . ,
CRACKER COMPANY
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0 L DEST CRACKER MANUFACTURERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Our Factory , 12thTand Jackson Streets , is the most complete establishment of its kind in this country.
Our Goods are the best in the Market.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
' - , ALWAYS ASK FOR OARNEAU'S ' EAGLE BRAND OF CRACKERS AND YOU WILL GET TAE BEST.
.Our exhibit at the State Fair will be the finest displwy of Crackers , Biscuits and Cakes ever seen in
Nebraska.
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: ; II ° VISITORS TO OMAHA II.
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Jps : GARNEAU Cracker CompanyTwelfth and Jackson street
L ! ' _ ; T _ % - , 4tdvortlsu ChoMet I
„ ' : , , le ' , "IkhM bacerpoti comtnontq writo'tho
, ,1 . . 'bgginnf' 'of an art' loin'an ulogant , into -
to t' ar nor ,
' r MTh itfn : somo'attvortlaomont
, , ' that wo avoid all such ,
"And eimply call attention to the mor-
1ts of Hop Bittois in ns plain , honoat
terms M oafblo
"To induce oo to
"To give thomono'trial , whichsolprovoa
their value that theY will never uao anything -
thing oleo , " -
"Tirts REMSDY Bo favorable noticed in
. all ispore ,
" toll ious and secular , fa
"flaying a largo sale nd is aupl plant.
all oter moicinoe ,
' Thao is no denying the virtues of the
Hop plant , and the propriotora of Hop
Bitters have shown great shrewdness
. "And ability
. "In compoundfng a medicine whose
virtues are so Pal1Pablo to every ono's ob-
eorvation , "
h t Did strelo ?
" i ' "Not
"Silo lingered and suffered nlong , pin.
Lung away all the time for years , "
"The doctors doing her no good ; "
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about , "
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"IndocdtIndoodl'
"How thankful we should bo for that
medicine. " -
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Daughter's Misery.
r "Sloven years our daughtdr suffered on
a bed of misery ,
' ] From a complication of kidney , liver ,
rheumatic trouble old Nervous debility ,
"Under the care of the best h 'aieiane ,
lt "Who gave her disease various manes ,
"But no relief ,
, "And now she is restored to us in good
health b as simply a remedy flop flit.
taro that aswe had hunned or ears be.
fore u it-Tax PARSNTU ,
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Father Is Getting WoU.
p . . "My bter .aa :
much
"ow bcU r tither la since he ueod ho
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L "Ira A getting well otter his long suffering from
ALeue declared incunble"
"And we are as lad tbal be turd your DRter. "
L Laor of Utica , N. Y.
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Wu the axciam&Uon of anunwheo be got a box
st I utska Pile Olntmeot , wldoh le a dm Io sad sun
eve for Vila sod aU Skis Disease. lofty cents by
. .u , Poatpeld.
The American Dfarnccea Cure ,
, 1 Ru stood the test for twenty rear. Sure our. So ,
ill. Never Fells. Dtanhaa , 11 Y sentar h and Cbole
c I Morbua
. Beauc's ' Fe cr all > o Tonic & Cordial
II Ii Impoesible to supply the r i 1d sale of the same ,
SURE CUIU WARRANTED
i for Feor sad Ague , and all Malarial trouble.
PRICE , L00 ,
9PiJ. WHITEHOUs E
LAnOBATOtY,10TH ST „ OMAHA , Nltf.
For Sale by all Druggists
r sent by Express on reoelpl of prico. maMO
BELLE VUB COLLEGE ,
Under the ere of the Prabytarlsn synod of N a
gnats. Regina Sepkmbcr 10th. Cluwlool as
adeuU5o ooumos wth reparatory dep.rtmarht ; als o
Yuck 1 and Art Ue mot , au open to bath sex "a
Tu1Uw low , rucat 0n bcauUSuland hoslmhtuL Onl
stns mUai from Omalu on the 1L k M. 1G N A I
vuu . N 4 n,1'ROF , w.Iy'IM m&a&wtm a
DUFRENE & MENDEISSOHN ,
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ARCKITECT
IttR tlOYitD TO OMAHA NATIONAL D
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V LT BECOMES OF TILE It G8 ,
alt Industry In Wh/oh / DAilofre of
Capital are Invested.
Milwaukee Evonhw 1Vlscoasln.
William Franzon , one of the oldest
and most experienced rag and paper
stock dealers to the west , wM naked
about his business and the possibility of
its being a medium of bringing Asiatic
diseases into the country. He said :
Large quantities of rags from Egypt and
Turkey mass through Milwauke their
way to the paper smills at Noonah and
Mnasha , oan actual ) largo uan-
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tities-not relatively thelarge -for the
greater proportion of the receipts of fern
this country are
211 the oast. I don't hink however
there is any danger of discaso originating
ill Milwaukee by reason of the tag trade.
The formgn rags are not picked over
hero. Labor at the points of shipment
is so much cheaper than hero that it pays
to do all the necessary assorting before
therngs are baled and sent oil. . In sup.
port of my bulief that no danger of the
of contagion in Milwaukee by the
bales of foreign rags which Pisa through
hero is to be , Ilcan say tluit
I have been he ra bsiness fr 20
yearn-12 of then n this cit -mad
have never had a sick day. I have ear
to od from 12 to 50 hands in sorting
rags durin Fall that uand have never
knwn hicknusa to brak out among
thou : from the handling of rags. I don't
think there is any danger to be apprehended -
hondod from the rags at the paper mills
either , for the strong blanching materials
used would be likely to act as a disin-
fectanL"
Mr. Franzen wont on to give some
facia to , puovo that the rag business is
ono of the staple industriea of the
county. 'tTho business in rags a
dune mounts "
per inMilwaukeo alone
persaid , "to $750,000 auliuall and
furnishs employment to upward of 600
oraoe. Caefl estimates of the res.
ant annual consumption of rag in
the United States vlaco the a mount at
:1,000,000 : , baloq vahod at $30,000,000.
The arrivals of foreign rag stock at New
York Cityare estimated at 000,000 bales
annually , and those of domestic rag stock
at 180,000 bales , Twenty-five thousand
bales of s vvoro shipped of Milwaukee -
waukoo during the ea1882. Moat of
the domestic paper stock received hors
cones fromn Iowa , Minnesota Wisconsin
Nebraska , Dakta and Michigan.
contribute
Missouri and Illinois also
large amounts. A considerable quantit y
of foreign rags also mac throu lm this city
the course of fi'hese
during a year , come
from all parts of Europe , England ,
France , Germany nd Turkey '
st freely. andEgy ti r e , I
hve , often pass tluoubli tlnn cit
limn destination of tins rags which ar o
shipped from Iililwaukoo is dependent
u nnn their quality , All the woolen rags
timid the butler grades of cotton rugs o u
time cast mostly to supply the fume 1 u po r
mills and shoddy Willasa of Massachusetts
New Hnurhshtre , Rhode Island , and t
d 1 enneylvana , The cheaper grades u f
, stock are used in time west in the mauu .
faeturo of print and wrapping papers
Thu foreign rags received ut Miilwaukea
which are inferior ht quality to thee o
Wade in this country , aruseby pe or
101115 at various poiua in this state , Tin o
foreign rage , as I have said roach : thi
market assorted and ready tar the mini ! ! .
The domostio rags , on to contra in
varisbl require the assorted hero.
"It would astonish the uninlatod to so
the number of distinct grades into whic h
,
diac ' . is a.lis
rags ary phinted. ere t
most of time ilTiparthut else aa pf fis 1 , r
paFpori ook recognized in r Miiwnu
Whiitos-Nos. 1 and 2 , thirds and blucs a'
print , manila rope , mixed bagging , wrapping -
ping stock , seamed cloth , wool s"ams ,
: mow clips , soft wools , print papers ,
manila papers , common papers , too paper ,
white shavings , mixed shavings , No , 1
book , No , 2 book strawboard clippings ,
skirtd delaines. It must not supposed -
posed that the dilerontiation ends hero.
Soft wools , for instance , are made in Milwaukee
waukoo into one grado. In Cincinnati ,
Philadelphia and other cities east of
Milwaukee there are a number of establishments -
lishmonts which bury up suitable western
stock and assort it for the woolen print-
facturers. In these establishments what
are known in Milwaukee by the one title
of soft wools are sorted into 15 different
grades. All time woolen rags shipped
from hero go to eastern nanufacturers ,
b wlmmu they converted into shoddy.
The better gades of cotton rare go to the
east , where the are made into writing
a r. Print rags and bagging are used
ur the mmiufactu o of which
is carried on in thu vast. Manilaro a is
princi pall used in Ohio , whore it enters
into the manufacture of a per flour bags.
1Yra p ping stock , which is the more refuse
of this rag bin-iro cheapest grade of rags
princiPall in nanu-
made-is used ) the -
faeturo of roofing felt. The western'
mills whore this is ntado are mostly in
Ohio , but there is one in this sate at
Iloloit. All grades of woolen rags go , as
heretofore stated , to the shoddy and
manufacturers , ' 1'ho rentainin grades of
stock msntionod in the above list are ccn
vorted into wrapping lmpors in the west ,
principally in Wisconsin , 'rho Wisconsin -
sin mills which make wrapping paper are
at Sparta , Memusha , and
Buloit. "
Do not go to Elmo ut y without a bottle o
Angostura Hitters to flavor your Soda
and ronumadoamidkeopyour dlgaslveorgans
in order. Be sure it is the genuine Angostura
of world-wide tams and mmmfachued only by
Dit , J. G , B. SIEGEItT A SON ,
JOIINY ItOAOI1' GAME ,
Why. Ho Loaned ' 1lldon ills Yacht ,
Now York Special to the Chicago Daily Nox.
John Roach's yacht , tho'Yosomnite , has
been hired by Mr. Tildon for a month ,
'that is ono sie of the story , Time other
side of it is that Mr. Roach hiss loaned
her to the sago of Oroystono for a thirty.
days' trial , and that thereafter if Tildon
wnnta the boat ho is to buy her. Well ,
she wont be boughtThat is a dead
sure thing. It doesn't count anythin b
against time vessel wlmiclm is a very good
ono , Time fact siui 1 is that Mr. Roach :
has boon nmakimigphimself solid with
Samuel by placing thin Yosourito at his
disposal for as loin a tiuio as lie wants to
use her , There is no doubt about Mr ,
John poach , gentle reader , Ho is up to
anuil' , And what ever oleo ho isn't ' up to
ion t very high. Doesn't ho know pretty
null that Smnuel .1 , Tildon is keeping his
far otr eye on the rosideneg1 Doesn't
lie full ycon prchond that time afore said
Sauuo is pretty allfrod likely to gut the
nomination ? And isn't lie pretty ivoll
aware that whoevorcatches time dlonrocratfo
nominatien next year is going to rnako a
lovely run for the white house ? And is
not Jolun Roach build n b cruisersi And
r doesn't ho know the value of being solid
with possible prosidontal 0 , no ; I rather
s think not , la ell , it acorns that Mr.
, Tildon's doctor has urged him to take sea
air for hla health. It doesn't come in time
kind of bottles which tthogroat defrauded
o ha. boon accustomed to consult for his
health licrutoforo ; and it fa not labeled
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. f ti fll ui. " That is why the mats who
la ti p boon resident if his foot
, 1't bliTiPsit looks unhappy whonlhio is
t dg it. Ho usually goes aboard time
omito about 11 o'clock in the morning
with several guests and a couple of valets.
Ho walks well enough , and when he puts
his hands in iii. pockets nobody would
notice anything to distinguish him from
other well-preserved old men. But if ho
reaches out to take hold of anything the
palsy becomes evident. It ta ett
concerned
ad aso so far as lila hands are
od , but it is not in his throat any more.
Still , anybody who says Mr , Tildon's
VOfee fa restored talks bosh. Ho speaks
clearly in a rather mild conversational
tone. But ho could no more make a
speech that would bo distinctly heard
across a tlmeater than he could knock out
J , L , Sullivan , When I make these
statemomts you may be sure I know what
I amn saying. The points wore recently
given me by sonicbod wire knows all
ere is to kmiow about Mr , Tilden's
physical condition , Ito the Yosemite ho
as a very fast and a very acht.
Ropretty ants
It is the raft that Mr. ch to
match against Mr. Jay Gould's Atalanta ,
That is to say , it is the craft which Mr.
Roach professes lie wautatomatch against
the Atalanta , There is no doubt that
auclm a race would be interesting , But it
would not necessarily fairly test the
qualities of both vessels. In a rough sea
the Atalanta is time best and speediest
ship. Iii perfectly smooth water the
Yosemite would probably win. One thing
is pretty certain , there will be no race
until 1'1r. ' Tilden lmm finished with the
Yosemite. You won't catch Samivel
risking imis precious life with all steam
up , and wit , as Mr. Hay would observe ,
"a nigger squat on the aafuty.valvo , "
henry's Carbolic Salve.
The best salvo used in the world for Cuts ,
Bruises , I'flus , Sores , Ulcers , Salt ltheum ,
'fetter , Chepod Hands , Chilblains Corns
amid all Wads of Skin Eruptions , Frec'Idos ' and
1'implos. The Salve is guaranteed to give
; 'orfect ' miatisfactlon in every case. Be sure
and et IiENItY'S CMIBOLIO SALVE , as
all others are but imitations and counterfeits.
Price 25 cents.
help ! For heaven's Sakol
Thayer County Herald.
At their Juno mooting the board of
regents of the state univertsty added a
medical department to that institution
and the first annual amtounconent is be.
fore us. So far , so good ) But what we
want to call attention to is a little private
circular i.SuOdU by a crank named Latta
who scorns to temporarily occupy the position -
sition of deamm. Below we publish time
circular in full , and comment is unnecos-
nary , Any man connected with a state
instutition whowould send outauch adocu
moat , should be immediately hoisted
overboard.
Lincoln , , Nab. , August 25th , 1883 ,
Dear Doctor ;
1 scud this day our announcement ;
please examine it , and if it is a poiablo
tlmuig , scud us one or two students for
, time winter term , We have had a strug-
Itlu with allopathy , and all that is watt-
ing is for you now to acid us time students -
dents to illako us triumphantly victorious.
We o doing this work without mono
without prico. Will you also do
what you can for time good otime cause.
Itiduco seine young nrau to come it costs
co10 paratively nothing , and will be worth
hundreds of dollars to him , oven if ho
never practices , it would bo worth : thousands -
sands o a lawyer , and only cast bfm his
board ,
Remember everything depends on our
making a good showing this season If
we have comparatively no students this
THE MORAL Or IT.
We may moralize as much as we
please about pain ; but the , fact is
that we don't like it while 1t las
and that we want to get rid of it as
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism , gout , disordered liver ,
weak nerves , Irregular kidneys , bad
blood , or anything else that is just
the reverse of what it should be , the
sooner it is out of the system the
happier we are , -Whether pain is
the result of imprudence or of accident -
dent , or is sent as a punishment for
our sins , may be a nice question for
the philosophers to argue ; but people -
ple who are sufleringwant first to be
rid of the pain , after which those
who are fond of argument may argue
the hatter to their hearts' content.
Above all theory , argument , and
philosophy , comes the eligtltful fact
that BROWN'S I11oN BrrrEtts drives
pain away , Sufferers run no risk in
trying this medicine , the only compound -
pound containing iron which carries
no mischiefwith it. Those who have
used it will tell you so ; and you can
try for yourself by buying a bottle
o the nearest druggist , 7
scasontlma institution will certainly die of
inaution if indeed it is not still horned
or worm an abortion.
We have tloio our part , we have won
the fist victory of the kind on record ,
Now , for Heaven's sake , send us some
students , The life of our institution depends -
pends oim it , and believe me , fraternally
yours ,
1V , S , LATTA ,
Iloraford's Acid I'hosplrato ,
Tontc for Overworked Men ,
Dr , J. 0. Wilson Philadelphia , Pa. ,
says , I have used it as a general tonic ,
and in particular fn the debility and
dyapopsba of overworked coon , with sat.
isfactory results , "
A Big Vineyard lbr San Diego.
San Diego Union August 20 ,
For cone months it has been currently
stated that Frank Kimball had generously -
ously offered a gift deed to any prl'son
wino would accept 1000 acres of fruit lands
with tine proviso that one-half , or 6000
acres thereof , should ho immediately put
under cultivation by time plnutih $ of grape
vines , ate. Yesterday Mr , Kimball informed -
formed us that Arpad Ilaraazthy had
acce pted his proposition with tine above
conditions and the almost world-wide
reputation of bfr. Ilaraszthy as a wino
manufacturer is a sufliciomt guaranty that
in from thrso to five years we alma ! ! have
in San Diego county perhaps time largest
winery on time Pacific coast , and that
moatmtine largest in time wrld , Time
land given by Mr. Kimball is in one
body , and is ocated om the Encinitas
ranctwo and ono-half miles fromn time
Encinitas statnon , on time line of time Cali.
forums Southern Railroad ,
Disease , l'ropemmsbty and I'Malon , brings
Mankind numberless ailments , foromoet
among them are Nervouanees , Nervous Debll
it ) ' , and unnatural weakness of Generative
Organ's ; Allen's Brain 1'ood succosafuliy over.
conies these troublee and restores time sufferer
to fans forumer viror. 81 , At drargists ,
Near Ottumwa the other day a baby fell
from the window of a train going at full snood.
The little one was found uninjured , sitting by
the side of the track sod trying to mue a
meal of its great toe ,
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