Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-OM'AHA , TUESDAY , PJEBRITARY & < , 1884.
Will Iho comlntj man smoke ? " wxi ft , t-
tied br fro'HA > n W charming Ham-
rhlct How * , morcovcr.lhsUbo rational
V r to nso tobacco In Uiroujtli tlio plpo.
All urttfl that only the lx t tobacco thouM
toKVhkh U thy lxtT That to
which Nature has contributed Ilia most cx.
nSsltonaTonu niackwoU'i Dull Durham
BmoVlnir Tobacco fill * the bill completely.
Nearly two-thirds of all the tobaccoBrown
on the Golden Tobacco bcltot North Caro-
Hnarocs Into the manufactory of Illack.
well , at Durham. They buy Iho rick of
Iho entire section. Hence
Blackwdl'i * Hull Durham
BmoUni ? Tobacco It the
best of that tobacco. Don't
bo deceit nl when you buy.
The Durham Hull trade
mark la on
every Rcnulna
pacluiro.
Kunrui. uvilnoItiilIDnrhira
Is the rhnico of all judtfoj of
Smoking Tobacco.
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter ,
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
IN A IX
GROCERY Groceries
STORE CAN AlTOttU
TO 11n
AS i rxin or
Without It *
COl'HTEU SCALES.
N.C.CLARK. SOLE PROPRIETOR' .
, NEB.
'iirVurowltl'oulmc | ; < l
box No. 1 III cnro any case In four days or 1cm No.
2 will euro the moat olMInoto CMO no matter if bow
lane Btaudlng.
Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies
No uaufoout dnfci-u ol nibon , copabla , or oil of > nn
dalvnod , t.iit ftroollil to produce dsi > e la In
destrojInK the coatlngsof the etomtoh. Prim 81.61
Sold by nil drugttlstji , or mailed on rocolpt of prtot
For further particulars Hand for i/rraiUr.
i' . o.tiox
J. O. ALLAN CO. ,
83 Johahtroot. Now York.
8T.LODIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
SIT and 210 North train St. , St. Lout ) .
WIIOLKSAtiK DEAtKIW IN
HOOK , wnrriNa
NEWd i , } PAPERS , { WllAl'l'INC
r triVK.tOi'I . ; CAnD BOARD AND
POINTER'S STOCK
-ifflTani , iaW ( or Ilajs ot all
.
mUO-VOLTAIO Jir.r.T nnditlicrKLncrnio
AITI.UKCLH nro BOnt nn U ) Dayii' Trial TO
JIKN ONLY. YOUNO Oil OI.T ) . who nrn Buffer-
Jnij from NEHVOUS DBniurr. LOST VITIUTV.
WSTI > \ViuKNE83Efl , niul nil tnoBO dl onsca of n
I'EIISO.IAI , NATUBE , rosulllnB from Anumci and
OlHlrt CAUbiw , Bpcody relief nnrt roinpluto
restoration to HKAI.TII , Vioon nnd UAHIIOOD
nuAUANTcxD. Benil at oucu for Illuitratctl
Vamplilot ( rea. Addrcu
Y01.TAIO IIKI.T CO. . Mnmlmll. nilcli.
IMPROVED
SOFT
EUSTIG SECTION
JODN tt F LEHMANN.
266TH EDITION , PRICE $ l.0 (
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
KHOW THYSELF , ,
A QIIEAT MEDICAL AVOUK
ON MANHOOD !
Exhausted Vitality , Norvou * anil rh > slul Dcbllllj
Premature Pecllno In Man , Kironof Youth , and th
untold miseries resulting from Indiscretions or es
ctuet. A book for every rua-i , younif , middle aired
and old. It ooutalm Us proscriptions for all unit
and chronic illwawi cachpng of vhlchli Inv.iluMI
Ho found by tlio Author , hoio expcrlcnco for i
yean la such aaprubably ccrer before foil to Iho to
of any pbrlclan SCO p iri , bound In bcautlli
French outllo ora.wssi'dixmri , full ( flitguarantor
tobenflucr or > nvterytonie , mtihautcal , lit
erary uid profetolonal , than any other work sold Ii
this country ( or 02.60 , OT tbo money \vill tie refunds
to etery Instance , Price only SICO by mall , post
I > ld , Illmtratlve simple 6 ctioti. Send now. Uoli
medal nwardnithoftutiior by tlio NatipAal Mullen
Association , to the o01c re of which ho refers.
This book should be road by the j ouny for Untrue
tlon , and by the afflicted for relief , Ii will buuefl
all London Lancet ,
There Is BO member ol society to whom this boo !
will not be useful , whether ) outh , patent , guardian
luttructororclcritnuau. Aivonaut.
I fe Addrew the Voabody Medical Institute , or Dr. W
II. I' rktr , Nu. 4 UulOnch Street , lloiton Mkss.\th
may fx > consulted on aJI disuses r | Ulrlnx iklll an
L ' * f , ft e i > lence. Chronic acdob tlnatedl easesthat ha\ '
battled tto ( VUI of til othcrphys-jr | | dan
si.ooMty. Buch treatoil iupuoa > . | \H | : | . lull
vltbout ui lusttaa ' allure ,
in&t&vr. jf S
OMAHA
Stove Repair Works
* 1,09 So'i'tlv 14th St.
.ttwoiutroi furulttlnv oastlun uml repa | >
v ef fJl OMcrlpVicw , wood slotti , cliauKod t
' Kft , ai wk' , dwDoen. to. eonaUubj
Try OM o ovt stove p"i > ttnlvos u
un
THE WIDOW'S MITE ,
Senator Van Wyck's ' Eloquent Pica for
Increased Pension for Mrs , Mal
lory ,
The Willow ol' a Soldier of U'x\o Wars
In Ni'ln-askn Tlio Do-
( into In tlio HunnU * .
Congressional Record Fob. 20lh.
RAU.Y MALI.OHY.
The considorntiun of the bill ( S. 1050) )
grouting nn increase of pension to Sally
Mnllory was resumed ns in comniittco of
the whole.
Mr. Cockroll. Upon the paasngo of
that bill 1 shall ask for the yeas and
nays.
Mr. Van Wjck. Mr. president , 1 desire
sire to say only n few words in regard to
this matter. 1 was n little surprised nt
the objection made yesterday by my
friend the senator from Connecticut [ Mr.
Plait ] , as well ns the senator
from Missouri [ Air. Cockroll ] .
I could BOO nothing in this
caseneither could the committee on pan-
sioiiB , who have reported the bill , to
make a precedent which would bo alarm
ing in its nature or injurious in its drnfl
upon the treasury. This m n case such
as has not boon presented within my term
of Rorvico , nnd probably not in that o !
many members of this body , no matter
how far back the date of their service
may go.
The committee have reported the bil !
Jiving to Sully Mallory , the widow of
lionajah Mnllory , ? DO per month , nnd tny
friend desires to know why it is that it is
proposed to increase * her pension. Ho
desires to know the foundation of the
claim , nnd that is n very proper inquiry.
The report briefly states the facts ; nnd
auporaddud thereto it'is uot improper for
mo tc stnto Unit this is no * , nn extraordi
nary cose , ono calling tor the bounty and
the generosity of this government.
The senator from Connecticut says that
ifro incrcnso the pension of this widow
there nro hundreds of other widows whoso
pensions will have to bo increased. Pro ;
cisoly the same nrgumont would have np-
pllud with greater force when wo pro
posed to pension nnd did pension the
widows of presidents of the United
States. It would npply with grcator
force when the proposition is mndo to
ponaion at $ . " > 0 nor month the widows of
ollicora of high rank in the army nnd the
navy. I will say to my friend from Mis
souri that upon ono day last sessionwhon
wo voted n pension of § 5,000 n year each
to three widows of presidents of the
United States , there was not n murmur of
disapproval anywhere within this cham
. ber ; L think there was no call for the yens
and nays , nnd my impression is that not
n ninglo vote was recorded or word ut
tered against the passage of that measure.
I Would anyto my friend further that
< giving such n pension to only ono widow
of a dead president , if she lives to the or
dinary time allotted nho will have re
ceived moro than would bo taken form
HID treasury if to > day wo should pension
every widow of n soldier of the revolu
tionary war nt the rate hero proposed.
Vet that maasura excited no comment , no
displeasure , no disapprobation.
There nro n few remaining of those
persons , nnd every year the number is
fewer still. To-day this poor woman is
asking for this bounty bocnuso nho has
outlived oil her natural relatives. Dur
ing the last few years oho has been main
ly supported by nn adopted son , who
toiled day by day to obtain subsistence
lor himself and widowed mother , until
past seventy yearn , nearly eighty , ho
nimcelf has become disabled to furnish
support for her by the labor of his hands.
The senator from Missouri nsks , "Why
do this thing ? " What is there unusual in
it ? 1 will say to my friend what there
is unusual in it. ' This ngod woman to-day
hn'j three patents of American nobility ,
if the gentlemen will oxcueo that expres
sion ; ono by reason of the services of her
husband in the revolutionary war , where
ho servrd three years nnd six months ,
another by reason of his service in the
wnroi 1812
The presiding olllcor ( Mr Hnrris in
the chair ) . The senator from Nebraska
will suspend. The ruin upon _ which the
Senate u now proceeding limits the do-
bnto upon n question on tlio pait of each
senator to live minutes. Is tlioto objec
tion to the senator proceeding [ "Go
on I" | The chair hears none , The tonii-
tor will proceed.
Mr. Van Wyck. I say nho has n second
patent by reason of the services of her
luubnnd In the wiir of 1812
Mr. Cockrcll. Will the senator per
mit mo to nsk him ono question ?
Mr. Vnn Wyck Cortninly.
Mr. Cockroll , When was she married
to this noldiorT
Mr. Vnn Wyck , 1 do not remember
the date of her marriage. I do not know
thut I have it anywherM. I did not sup-
post * it important to invostlgatu that fact ,
because I did not drcnm for n moment
thut un ngod woman , nearly n hundred
years old , the widow of n revolutionary
soldier , would over bo cntoch'sud as to
the date of her wedding nnd where
her marriage certificate was filed. I can
not giyo the information on that partiou.
hr point. But I was saying that eho had
n second patent of nobility in the fact
that she was wedded to n man who was n
hero in two wars first , in the wnr of the
revolution , nnd then during the whole of
the war of 1812 , a bravo and ( pliant sol
dier utjdor Scott at Lundy's Luno , where
his lioraona shot from under him.
Then she has a third patent of nobility
in the fact thut she lives to day the widow -
ow of a hero of t\vo \ wars.
So there is something unusual in this
case. If n gentleman could find in the
fact that n woman is the widow of n dead
picsidont reason sulliciont to pension her ,
wo can find in thia cose , with this history
of faoU , stronger reasons why pittance
enough should bo given to thia aged wo
man who has to-day not a relative on
earth to aid nnd sustain her ,
Kho has been unfortunate undoubtedly ,
because it is unfortunate to bo poor ; and
oho has boon thrown by circumstances in
the frontier state of Nebraska , and , still
fuither , into ono of the frontier counties
of Unit suite ; nnd nt her extreme ngo she
i upon the very outer verge , where the
Indian and the bull'alo roam on ono side
and n rude civilisation exists on the
othor.
10 ' It would aoen that there should be wo
id murmur of disapprobation at granting
her a pension of the amount propo odfor
iv wo nto liberal in many things. We
should , if posuiblo , curtail wJiero wo are
too extravagant nnd not undertake to re
strict where wo should bo bounteous and
liberal. This precedent can certainly
bavo no * clangorous result. If there bo
another like tier I trust when the comes
to the American congresx eho will bo re
ceived aud granted at least n pittance euf-
ficient to give her a support through
lifo.
lifo.Mr
Mr , Allison How old Js ehel
Mr. Van Wyck.-Nowly 100 yeara
d. A year or Iwo ngo Congress
bcral in the bcfctownl of thoutanda of
ollars for a centennial celebration nt
fowburg , in Now York , where the great
rmy of the revolution was disbanded
nd where probably the moat eloquent
ocumcnt that over wont into American
Iteraturo was circulated , wo remember ,
mone the t Dicers of the American army ,
wherein It was charged that their govern-
ncnt had been unjust to them , that they
were to go back to their homca , dovastat-
d and bhckcnod by war , their mcro pit-
Unco of pay to bo In currency which was
loprociatedjand wo recognized the great
orviccs of thoto men , wo cherished their
nomory by loitowing thousands to cclo-
) rate their memory. Yet about or near
hat time was the birth of this aged wo-
nan. born almost in the shock of the
evolution , and she , I trust , may not bo
ixllowod now to repeat what her soldier
insband could have said during the war
) f the revolution , that the Government
md been unjust to them. If ho said it
hen , and there was aomo truth in it , lot
t not bo so id ono hundred years later
ban that time that when the widow of
no of those soldiers comes to the Aincri-
inn Congress and looking at us with her
mwcd form and lusterlcss oyis , and
trotching out her famished and skinny
lands , asks a pittance for her suppo't ,
she will bo obliged to repeat what her
uisband declared ono hundred years ngo.
Mr. President , thcso are all the facts
and oil the circumstances attending this
case. I trust that this body nnd the
others will not only bo liberal in the nl-
'owancc , but will not show oven n mur-
ntir af disapprobation to extending aid
.o the few and fast disappearing class ol
.his kind who are entitled to our be-no-
'action.
Mr. Cookrcll. I move to strike oul
"thirty , " in line ! ) , nnd insert "twenty1 ;
unking the pension $20 per month.
Mr. President , this seems to bo a very
important case which has drawn forth nl
, ho sympathies and energies and abilitioi
and the learning of my distinguished
'riend from Nebraska. I hold in my
land hero the report in thia case vrhicl
wuo made to the senate by him , in whicl
lie says
That Sally Mallory has been for many
jcura , and is now on the pension list , ro
: eiving § 8 per month , aa the widow o
Ilnnajah Mallory , n soldier in tha rovolu
tioimry war , in wliich lie served thrc
years ; that ho alao served during the wa
of 1812 , and waa under Harrison at Lun
dy'a Lano.
I believe there is on the floor of th
senate a distinguished desccndent of tli
illustrious huro , Harrison ; but I had never
or heard before of his being nt Lnndy'
Lano. I think this matter is of auflicicn
importancu
Mr. Van Wyck. I beg the gentle
man's pardon. I intended to say ' 'Scott , "
not "liarrison. "
Mr. Cockrcll Then the report ought
to bo recommitted to the committee to
bo made accurate in its historical allu
sions.
sions.Mr.
Mr. Van Wyck. I ask unanimous
consent that some time or other it may
bo submitted to the civil-service commis
sion. [ Laughter , ' ] I should like to have
my history correct.
Mr. Cockrall. Now , Mr. President ,
this is simply a question of increasing this
pension because of the ago of this appli
cant and from pure sympathy. .Sho
claims that she is a widow of a soldier of
two wars. There arc ton thousand more
helpless , destitute , disabled widows to
day of the soldiers ot two wara. It is
nothing uncommon to find the widows of
soldiers of two wara now.
I say that there is no justice , there is
no right , there ii no equity in thia bill.
It is a dangerous .precedent. While it
gives to this lady this amount , it brings
pangs of improper feeling , it inspires im
proper feelings in the hearts of thousands
of widows who nro moro helpless , more
needy nnd moro dependent , and who are
without one solitary dollar over $8 per
month. Tlmy think , and they think
jiutly , that this is unjust , that it IB not
justice on the part of thia government in
making fish of ono and ilcah of another.
If wo propose to increase pensions be
cause of age.lut us pass a general bill and
give thorn nil alike ' and not have congress
hero from day 'to day and from month to
month taking up its time in considering
these especial bilh. This is the reason 1
am opposed to the bill in toto. If she is
entitled to anything , she cannot bo en
titled to over § 20.
The presiding oflicor. The question is
on the amendment proposed by the sena
tor from Misoouri [ Mr. Cookrellj.
The amendment was rejected.
The bill finally passed ' _ ' ! ) to 14.
1'otroltmm V. Nnany.
D. Jl. Locke , Petroleum V. Naaby ( IMltor
"Toledo Illade , " } wiltm :
I hud on n forufuifrer of my right hand ono
of those , " . "
ploaxant pots "ruii-roiiml. Tlio
Ihif.'or heeamo Inflamed to n ( lo roe uuboarublo
anil swollen to nearly twice ita natural alzo. A
friend a\o mo HKNHY'ri CARBOLIC
3ALVK , ami In twenty mimitoa the palu had
fto iiiucti Huhdlded aa to give mo u fnlr night's
mat , wliich I had nut had baforo far nsouk. .
Tha Inflammation left the tingor in a day. I
conmdor ii a moat valuable article fur the
household.
Chiron tlio I'ilcs Too.
IMouard Kolntnrd , of Now York , writes :
It irlvos KUI ercat nleatmro to ay that n pin-
glo box of HlJNttY'S CAKUOL10 HALVK
alfoctcd a complete euro of I'ilcs , with which
I had boon troubled for ever a year , mid which
nothing clue thut I usud would euro ,
Tlio llu > t Ilonnuiy.
I'eck'a Bun.
The fuck of Mia. Hayes going into the
hen trade is m > rotlyction upon her
husband , uud ho is u great help to her ,
aa lie was when nhii WHS President.
Thoao who has visited Fremont say they
do not know what the lady would do
without Mr. Hnyoa. Ho knows all the
hens by uamo , und can toll at u glance
which uro the best providers of eggs.
Thorp ia , perhaps , no nmn in this country
who is H moro tmccossful hunter of hens'
eggs than Mr. Hnyes. A hen cannot
ducoivo him. Ho seems to know iustinc
lively when a hen has put up a job to geoff
off somewhere to a retired spot and
"steal her nest , " A3 the BAjing is , nnd lie
watches the hen.
Ho does not follow the hen directly ,
BB some leas brainy man would do , and
thus orousu the suspicions of the decep
tive fowl , but seems to go off the other
way , though his eye ia upon that hen.
U IB nnid to bo an interesting sight to
see a hen wandering off down among the
gooseberry bushes , clucking and digging
for worms ns though she had no thought
of deceiving her benefactor , and Mr.
llayos walking the ether way whistling
"We'll never miss the water till the well
runs dry , " mid not appearing to uotico
the lion , Suddenly the lion disappear !
and goes under a bush nnd lays an egg ,
U is then that Mr. Hayes uivoa play tc
the mossivo brain that Lo has constantly
concealed about his person. Ho makci
no memorandum , but keopu in his head
the location of every euoh nest. Soim
men would go right to the lion , catch hei
in the act and uccuso her oi
duplicity nnil double dealing
but Mr. Hayes ia not that kind of t
inun , AYhen the hen comes back to tin
louse ho docs not show nny signs of
ihftgrin to the hon. Docs not look nt1
icr ns much ns to sny , "I nni onto your
cliemo old lady , " but ttoata her just the
amo na any other hon , thus disarming
icr of nil suspicion that , her hellish plcft
s discovered. But the next day , after
ho miserable hen has laid her second
egg nnd jono nwny , the ox-President
goes to the nets nnd taken away ono of
.ho eggs , and so on each day , the hon ,
who ia not good at mathematics , think-
ng she ia laying up treasures where
icithcr moth , nor rust , nor ox-Presidents
doth corrupt. After n hen has laid a
loxcii or to _ eggs thus , nnd begins to
think of setting , she IpoVs nt the result
of her labors , and decides that it is the
vork of an incendiary and gives up the
ob. The cx-ProsiJont is said to bo ono
if the most export hon dotcctivcs in
his country , and Mrs. Hayes would not
jo without him for the world.
Cnmrrii.
The remarkable results in n disease BO
universal nnd with suh n variety of char
acteristics as Catarrah prove how effectually
;
ally Hood's Sarsapanlfn acting through
, ho blood , retches eve part of the sys-
.cm. A mulicino like , anything else ,
can bo fairly judged only by its results.
Wo point willi pride to the glorious rec
ord of Hood'i ' Snrsaparilla has entered up-
the hcarti of thousands of people it
tm cured of catarrh.
SOU1II2UX HKNATOHS.
A Group of Them no Keen Through
GUh'n SpeetiiclcB.
CorrosponJerco of the Cincinnati l miuircr.
COCK11E1.1.
Edmunds took the scat in a few min
uted , bald headed and of a peculiar
cranial fornation certainly not of lofty
and godlilp shape , but rather on the
line of Calvin , or some of the martyr
twister * tw > or three hundred yoara ago.
Thus ho has been compared to St.
Jerome , aanowhnt because ho looks like
a certain pcturo of St. Jerome , but more
because lu is of that old theological
typo ant has been perverted
into poltica and statesmanship ,
rather tluii occupying his normal plnco
in polemic ) nnd hairsplitting. Houover ,
ho ia a cloln , experienced , accomplished
man , audit is little of a reflection upoi :
him that everybody calla Cockrell ol
Missouri ho Edmunds of the democratic
side. I hokod down at Cockroll , who
seemed tnbo a substantial farmer with a ,
respectful countenance , but not much
apparent nagniflcanco in his endowment ,
and , said J , "Why do you call him the
Edmunds bf the senate ?
"Becauo , " aaid my young tutor , "ho
is always in the watch lest some job or
bill should go through. "
The firs man I observed was young
Uiddleborgjr , from Virginia. I had ex
pected to BIO for him a very tall and middle -
dlo ngcd , ilab sided , swinging armed
man. On ho contrary , I behold n gen
teel , rnthorblushing young man , rather
litho than tall , sophomonc , and some
what handsimo , dressed in n neat suit of
black , and rlio might have passed for the
son of sane ether senator. Said I :
"That is tto man who fought n duel some
time ago while running for office ? "
"Yes , " sail my instructor , "ho did
snap a cap > r something of that kind with
n political Opponent. They say ho is n
fine spealcr on the stump ; but ho is
going to Invo hard work hero to got in
his stump tratory. They all subside after
they renehtho senate , because tboro is BO
fit tie of to ) contagion of genius in this
body that after n time a kind of cool
chill falls ever them , the result of their
own mediocrity , like skimmed milk on a
froeairg dny. "
Thai came in Mahoner a kind of a
queer ] gray weasel of a man with the
suggestion of a skeleton about him andn
horronod board ; some such man as the
FJj inglDutchman might have mustorot
in his .vizurd crow under the orders i
sail on forever. His oyea wore withoul
either ( njoymont ov repose , but seemec
to b < on the watch , like- some
of tie quadrupeds which are
born old nnd seem to got gray ii
their iifantry. This little rorkod witch o :
a man glided to his sent ns if ho wore
about to take command of the iflyin ,
Dutchman and steer on for another cen
tury. I looked at him with a sort o
shudder , and it seemed a romance o
many lundred years ago , since ho hat
comnmnlod a great division of the robe
army and been suggested' by Gon. Lee to
succeed in its command.
"immimo" JIUTLEU. .
Butler , who came to Washington under
a cloud of dislike from the north , has , b ;
] iict intercourse , a soldod assorted men
tal nnd social strength , and general
willing hold on the instrumentalities he
found among his opponents , bocumo ono
of the most respected men. in the senate
I observed him with so mo interest
There is but little of the distinctive
southerner in his countenance , , and H bo
lit'vo that ho ia descended from Cbiunio
doro Perry , of llhodo Island. Ho ia 18
years younger than Hampton , wliO'Oom '
manded him during the war. The nowa
paper writers suy that they find hita ge
niul , and that the only subject ) ho lia
over shown nny tamper about ii
private is the Hamburg negro af
fray. Butler is ono of the host men
in the senate. His complexion ia rathe
brown , and his skin of n. soft , , ivliuos
pale tint. Ho walks over to the repub
lican side and sits among blio uorthert
men , and presently wo see him and then
laughing together. It is always- agreeable
to discover in one's opponents good , nat
ural anil human traits , and on such men
as this the future of the south muothang
My recollection is thut Mr. Butler , ovoi
iindcr-tho carpet-bag nile in South Carolina
lina , was n rather reciprocal num.
AVull ns Kvon
Lottie Howard writes from Buffalo , N , Y.
"My tyetem liouatnoeroat dohllitotod , throtigl
arduuim iirufetiolonal duties. Suffered fron
ausea , iiuudavhea and blllovanitea. Trim
lltrtlafk Illivti Jlttten with the moat beneiicia
uiloct. Am \\ella8over. . "
KloctrleaJ TruittinJt < hl4ui ut * Koruc.
V tl Cor. LMidou Dall Nuiu.
M. Maacol Deproz , the eminent olcc
trician , p ave n ] cturo ivt the Sorbonne
on the transmission of forca to great dis
tanccs. The grand amphithoatro there
was dossoly crowded , and the lecture
was loudly cheered. After oxplaininj
briefly the ftuidamontal principles o
eloctucal eoieuco , he proceeded to shov
what an enormous quantity of natura
force was Jest simply Deoauso the sourcw
the/e of worofnrfrom towns and railways
The annual unused water-power in Franc
WM equivalent to moro than four Lun
dred times its annual consumption o
coal , Through electricity some of tin
nnjtlit bo convoyed to the largo cilies. 1
MOOth part wa used the number o
ho se.powcr would yet bo doubled. 1
was hitherto thought impossible to trans
nort even a small force to great dUtaucen
with anything like a satinfaotory yield , as
ho greater part of the force developed
was wasted in overcoming the resistance
> f the connecting wire. M. Marcel
) oprcz was the first to prove that to
minimise thjs loss \t \ was ncce8sary to
make electric machines with thin wire ,
or by this means the wasted energy could
10 made almost insignificant as compared
nth the utilized energy , The lecturer
hen gave nn account of experiments
icrfonned nt JMutiich , Paris mid Orcno-
ilo , and announced that next October ho
vottld transport ono hundred-horto power
rom Crcil to Paris , n distance of thirty-
ix miles. Ho concluded by publicly
IX pressing his gratitude to Baron Iloth-
child , who had furnished the moans for
his experiment.
IlntHi'ord'H Acid I'lioaplinto
/.a a Brain Food ,
1)H. S. V. XKUCOUKR. Qroonfiold , 0 , , unyss
'In ' cases of general drblllty nnd torpor of the
mind nnd body , it does exceedingly well , "
No Moro Advertising Tor Illiu.
'hill ' dtlplila Timo.
"Mr. Jones , " said the reporter , I BW
nn advertisement in n morning paper for
ho owner of nn umbrella left in your
aal on to call and '
"That'll do. Its gene , nnd you'd bet-
or go to , " ho suggestively added , glaring
savagely at the reporter across the bar.
" ( Jroat Jumping Josophl" will they
never stop coming ) " ho asked turning to
ho young man at the end of the bar.
"You nro the fortieth man who has
called hero to day about that miserable
old cotton umbrella , " ho nddcd , address
"ng the reporter. "Thero have bson men
icro to day for that umbrella who were
never in m place before lawyers , decors
: ors , politicians , and divinity stments.
I'll never advertise another umbrella ns
[ onr ; ns I live , " ho said t'o the baitender.
"Fire Him Oul. "
This is n common remark when roughs and
rowdjs insult public decency by their unnonmly
ways. Dyspepsia la a horrid buro. l < 'iro U
out with Jlimlock Jlltnil JIMcrs , You can do
it.
ESTATE
AGENTS
OFFEK THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN
Iiroiefl Pronertf !
SALE.
No. 49 Cotta-ro of 8 rooim on Hamilton street.
Uoo-n barn , and all in goad repair. Terms
\cty cisy t3UO.
No. 62 Cottaifc of 6 n > ima on full lot in Parker's
addition. Good will and cistern and fonth
front , anil only one olock from a $20,000
school house , ,000 , Sl.OiO do nand Iho
3 cars on balance.
No. 63 Good lionuo o' 6 rooms on lot D9xl32 in
. Or'lit Foneler addition , ijood harn , cistern
and trcc9riOOO , Sl.OuO down , and 5 jcars
on balance at 8 per cent.
No. r > 7 Housoaudio | l > i south Onnha , lot 03x132 ,
house 11 story nnd iMSetcont , 31.0W. Part
cash and tlnio on balance.
No. 01 House and store birildinj , ' on Nor h 10th
street , on full lot iJS.OO.1. Terms \cry asy.
No , 30 Nlco large house on lolh street , on mil lot ;
near 0. F. Goo > inan' . < 3,600. This iitry
cheap , and term.cn ouHy part cash.
No. 82 $4,000 ireta that nlco l.Ulo cottage on Slier
man a < cnuo , all tlio yards fixed BO complete ,
new barn new fence and do bio lot. fronting -
ing ° " bhcrman aonue and 17th St. Terms
can- . .
No. ( U 1.800 tikes a house ot 10 rooms on full lot
In Shlnn's llrst addltlo" , near etrcet cars.
'Jills Is a bargain from the fact wu are j'oii
to uell this month , and so must take lu per
cent , oil of rralalue. .
No , 121 $2,200. What a I ancaln ? lor a IIOIMO of
rooms and kite hoi. now barn , ct'tern , well ,
and on a lot 05x300 feetin I"ark l'lac-,9100.
down , and $00 quarterly. Who tako. It.
No. 123 iJIBO takes ahouso of 2 rooms nn full lot in
Lowc'tf addition. Oo'il ( tables and trees.
Cno half down und time on balance.
No. 121 Hii-i'u of it rooms , fronting south ou Hurt
strict , on leased lot , lease being WO per j car
$350. Will sell on CMI' tuiuis. |
No. 120 Nlco cottage of 7 rooms , on full lot , In
Shlnn'd addition. 4'bed ' room aml 6 ilo cts ,
$2,700. Call at our olllra ami Bee plan ul
liou-o , $760 cash ttiul Si per mouth.
No. 39-Houio and lot in Thorn tit Pace , KOO >
harn and \\alks and cheap , $3 , 00 , $ , r '
douiia ndloDK time on balance.
No. 83 Douu.o bricH house , on full lot. in E. V.
Smith's addition,000. Tldx is ver cheap
and shouU bo sutn to bo appreciated.
No. 6. A house of six rooms on north 20th St
A bargain at 82000.
C. Lot wlib 2houses on north 10th St $1.000
easy payments.
No 8. One utorj homo , seven rooms only 7 blocks
from U. P. Pepot. Good \nluo for 2.100.
No. 14. House on Poppleton au'nuu south front ,
very nlctly locatid. Good view. EloKant
homo , $ riOO.
No 19 House and full lot on OHi raid llancrolt ,
Neat cottage , shade trees vines &c. Good
propertv , $1,600.
No. 20. Homo of ic > en rooma Gothic. ID Hod
flelca Hub-division A ery homt-llko placo.
Choar , J1.8CO.
No. 21. House of 0 rooms corner nf Pierce and Pa
clllo. Goodpaoo coinrnloni to depot and
\cry dtsirablo rfslocnco property , ( H.OOO.
No. 22. An iliKani little Irou.e In r.akt'B addition ,
S'rect car , school , church , hl' faly ro < pc
ublo locality. AKoodibaritain J2 SW.
No. 21 A full lot and utojobul'd'ngeouth of dejwt
A vood place forhURlnuuand cheap at $1.600
No. ifl L < t with six KV.d tononxnti homes near
U. P , depot , A KOoUiiiestmentattO.OM ) .
No. 27 House of six rooms In I'nrttur's addition ,
barn , w < llandcntern&o ! , cort.tonly (1,700.
Can b paid for In monthly payments.
No. 31. Itosx place on Green cuu Ibu , $ JGOi.
No. S J. A coruer w ith cottage In I'arkcr'a addition
only 81,576.
No , 62. llouio In peed pirt of the city. St. carl
will pass the doom In a iJinrt tl'no.
No , 91. House of 8 rooms oni full let near St. car
turn table lu Siduii'a aldition. This Ia A No
1. $2.600.
No. IOC. Nine rnomhoiu .npa < buttlae8o > i CapltOi
ate. First das * bariraln. (3,100.
No. 3J. The bsitb.ritaln ofrul unparallcd lor lo
cal ion and prUo A maiitlon to ; only S15000.
Call and Heo complctu oomploi a list of unimproved
u "i'l ! uu impr' veil property-
If Money to Loan , llcuwi tu icnt.Notiry Public ,
Coutoyaucuu. HHMty 4. llOiAKD ,
Corner ISIh au.1 Dodga rUs. , ( WUllamb' lllock.
Pioneer Drug Store !
H. K. con. jant , AND JONES STS.
DR. F , S. LEWIS , - Prop'i
'
Ohio Oil Co. 'a West ViriMnia , Cylinder
nnd othnr Oila , conataiitly on band.
NOT1OB TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The nnnml moetlns of tlio ntccVl > o1icr ! of ttio
IlKK I'l'ii'.ltiUIMi Caii'AAY ' will be luld at tlio puUIca/
tlon olllao on Jlouttij , March til , IbSI , at l.W | > . lu K
tortlia ulcctlun ot PlllctM mid tn tranuctlon U.
ouch oUtar ImitlULiata luiy cuiuu heloio IV
( tb 'ii-lOt. E. ItOSEWATKIl , In Ulcnt.
HVi. R. RISDON ,
in
Vhuonli Asauriow Co. , ol tiondca , Cash
> < tl , , . , . .t
w itflU t iN. Y , , CapltaJ
.aoUcrchanU , of Ncw.ik , N , / , CaplUJ Ix76,00o,00
Olrara tiro. i'k'Uadeluhla , C& lUl. . . . lOVOa05
'FundCapItalH . 1.S34.J15.00
KldrillJoui IB , Omuu Niticca Bank Uuild
o , 8711
E , VOLKMEYEE ,
THE PIONEER MEAT DEALER
OF OiUHA.
IIll uiiny filondt are imltcd to nail athrtnew
t uurkttKISCuml i St. . nhtiotliovwlllnud.
o ( jorn.ul tie cholcj cuU n Beef , ilutU a iaJ
Has the Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the
Lowest Prices.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Purchasers should avail themselves o the opportunity now offered lo
buy at Low Prices by taking advantage o the great iaducomcnta set out
by
PASSENGER ELEVATOR
All'isn 1200,1208 nd 1210 FarnainBt
All iff lOOrS. _ OMAHA , NEB.
RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Suporintendue
Omaha Iron Works
U.P. 17TE ft 18TH STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS | EN
WATER WHEELS , KOLLERlMILLSv
ill and Grain [ Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated 'Anchor ' Brarfd Dufour Bolting Cloth
STEAM PUMPS , STEAM WATER ANDJGAS PIPE.
BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ,
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
§
B
BO
O
8
\Ve are prepared to furnish plans mid'estimates , and will contract fox
the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , fremStone to the RollorjSyatem.
B liispecial atientiou glreu to furnisning Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended
to prcmrtiy. Ad r ss
BICH&RDS & CLARKE , Omaha , Neb.
. HELLMAN * & CO. ,
7307 AND 1303 FARNAM'ST/E ? 1 COR. 1
UiNUFAOTOUEB OF 0V BTRICmY'nKSTLAfl8
C
UJLJLXUC UIJI , JL uggi.uuj. .
AND TWO WHEEL CARTS.
IMS and l lUruoy Htre l.ind 4038. IJti.Btreot , > H WATT A
llluttntud G U10k.na ( urulabikl lice upon application. IJ1XI - * * ft m t
MANUFAOTUREH OF
alvanized IronCornices Window
U..VI