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OMAJLiA DAILY BEE-THURSDAY , JUNE 5 , 1884.
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try it for Earache ,
Try It for Headache ,
Try It for Toothache ,
Try It for Backache.
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Oil ia excellent , Olms. P. Mcdlor , box
274 , SchctiooUidy , N. Y.
Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil is the bo t thing
going , pa Bays. Cured him of rhomntism
nnd rae of earache two drops Master
Horace Bronizer , Clinton , Iowa.
Try It for a Limp ,
Try It for a Lameness ,
Try t for a Pain ,
Try It for a Strain ,
From shoulder to ankle joint , and for
thrco months I had rheumatism which
yielded to nothing but Thomas' Eolcotrio
Oil. Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil did what no
physician eocinod ahlo to accomplish. It
cured mo. John N. Gregg , Supt. of
Hallway Construction , Niagara Falls.
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Try It for a Cut ,
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Try It for a Burn ,
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t ttfttti of ronlhfnl frroni ,
fmin lno kn M. < nrlj'd .
. Iwm nilroiiP rtlcitl t of
ci > 7rontininhood , to. .
ultnrjle nod coruin me n of M f nir < i , frco of eh rK j.
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tUuit lir the iwtlrnt.
SI.OOO Would FiotBuu It.
Tin. nonKR-I wan alfilctod with rheumatism and
cured by mine * belt To any ono afflicted with
that disease , I would Rif , Imy Uorno's Klectrla Holt ,
Any ono ran oontcr with mo by writing caUliiu
at myntorc , 1420 Douglat itnet. Omahn , Neb.
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MAIN OFFICE Oppoalto ixwtofllcfl , room 1 Fren
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r&lcnro I hare madn tlio UUcaeo of KITS , ISl'ILKfaV
orFALrJNaHICKNE33AlIfolontii udj. I warrantta7
era&d * to tnre tlio worst case * . lUvauio olh ri bar *
Called is no reason for not now rocolvliiR cure. IH&4M
CDCA for A trputUo and A I r 'o Uottlo of my
, fllTe fcxi > rns * anil 1'ust Otllco. It
i ; for K trial , and I wlllcnro joz.
Iddresa Ur. 11 , (1. HOOT. Ha 1'oarl BU.
DR.
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lCl-OTItO-VOLTAIO HELT and other HLBOrnio
AlTlliBCKS nrn scut on M Daji' TrtAl TO
ONLY. YOUNO Oil OLD. who are uff r-
from NIETODS DEniurr , Ixjsr VITALITT ,
liriMaVrjHiNES5E3. . nnd all thogs dU ue > of a
asoNAi. NiTUHE. roultlnir from ABUSES and
Onun CiUBiis. Bpeodr relict and romplcto
TAMoratlon to HIULTII , Viaon and MIHIIOOD
OUAOIJITIID. ( kind at ODOQ for Illuitrated
I'amphlct free. Addrcm
TOLTAIO BKf.T CO. . Murthnll. tllleh.
Science ot Life , Only $1,00.
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
KNOW THYSELF , ,
A. GUHAT BIEDIOAlj WOItK
Eibtuateil Vitality , Nervous and PhVBlool Debility ,
Prointturc Docllno In Man , Kiroro of Youth , an the
untold mleerlca oiultlnK from InJUcrctlous or ox-
ooeoc * . A boot : f or o\ cry man , younff , mlddto aged ,
and old. U contains 12S prescriptions for all acute
and chronic disease ! each ono of wlildila Invuluab'o
Bo found by the Author , whoso osporloaoo for 23
j-onrj li such BB probably novur before fell to the let
of any | > h > al < ; au 000 paged , bound In bcantlfu
Kronen tuutlln raooeecd covers , full Kllt.uuiuntooJ
to b a Onor worx n ovorysenso , incclmnlcal , lit
erary and profosklenal , than any othtr work sold In
thlf country for V2.CO , or the money will bo refunded
In every Instance. Frlooonly fl.oo by mall , poet-
paid. Illiutratl > aiami4oDconts. Bend now. God
medal suarilndthu author by tlio Matloml Uodlo-l
Atttodallon , to the offlcori ot which lie rclcri.
Tlio Sdenso of I/.to should bo read by the youne
lu trmtlonand by the afflicted for relief. It
nil ) bonufll all. London Lancet.
There l no member ot society to whonTba ScJ-
encool Life will not N useful , nhcther jouth , par-
out , KuardlAn , Initructororolermman. Argonaut.
AildroM th 1'cibody Ucdlcnl Inntltute , or Dr. W ,
n. Parkir , No. i Culflnch Street , Uoston Macs. , who
may ho consulted on all diseases requiring ftklll and
* . Ulironlo and obstlnatodlioases that liavo
tialflcd tha tklll ot all other phys-IIPK I cUtia
a epocltliyi Much treated Bucvcsu-Dl Ml fully
wllbont in tmtano alln e ,
. ' ot thel UnoorfttlTt Oivooi
. . . . . A gulcUr cufctl .by the
CIVIIiLKMUrilOr ) . AdOpU'dlllalltholIOSjl'lTAI.1
OF FllANUJii 1'rompli.rvturp nl V1O01U Blmiilc
casts3 tofl. Boveruone * , f3 to lit. Pumnhlel
Free. Clylalo Ilomc4Ial Agcuo . ISC F\iltgn \ at. , Ko
York. * '
! _ / '
The Emperor IXUls' Napoleon wiioked
only thn fiue t lyar the world could pro
duce. 1'rol. tlonford t&lt the Kiaperor I
dun were made nwiiUf ( or Uun in Ha-
% ana from leaf taluuxx > ifrowu In the Oolden
BeltofNorUiCsrolln , llilsbelU4'tlioCuc t
leaf rrown. Dlwkwcll' * Hull Durham
BmokuiK 'robaoco Is inado from Uio wroo
leaf UBed iu the r.iniror' dg r , Is abito-
lately pure and U uuijuaUonatly tUo bunt
tobacco ever offered.
srtftod daughter , Anne , InUred
Urod Tennyson , In Ifarptr't
. If Ui of her visit to the great poet
Hue found Umunoktair lllackweU's Dull
Durham Tobaooo , ftcuthlmbyllon. Jamea
HoBuU Lowell , American UluUtcr to the
Court of 81. Jamw.
In Uiewdayiiof odullratimiltliacom-
fort to vnioiera to Itnow that the Hull Pur.
Lam brand is absolutely pun , and. mads
.from the be t tobacco Uiii irorU produces.
-JULsrljii-ira Hull Durham ttiuokl K Ti > -
bacoo Ja the tut and jmr | ( made. All
dealers hava It. Mono nouulu without
tbf trods-mark d tha Dull ,
AMOS END'S BIG RESIDUE ,
A Man Who Gave Up Millions to Save
His Honor ,
A Kortnno Slntlo In thcOoodOlil JnjH
il Proud MorclmntH Ilnrcl
Klo Hint Led to Wealth ,
"So you would like to know aomotliing
of the lifo , wealth and proaont standing
of Mr. Amos. U. Kno ? " quoded a mild-
maunorod old ucnUoman wlio was reclinIng -
Ing comfortably in n velvet cushioned
arm-chair in the Fifth Avcnuo hotel laat
evening , "Lot mo say first that it nearly
broke old Aincm's heart when hia only aon
John 0. wrecked the Second National
bank two wooka ago and fled from the
land ot his birth to cacapo incarceration
in the Ludlow ntroot jail and possibly
Sing Sing. The moro ono dwells upon
hia transactions the greater the sorrow
and consideration which fihould bo ex
tended to hia father.
' But lot mo tnll you , young man , "and
hero the good old gentleman became em
phatic , "the rascality of a hundred sons
could not injure John U. ono jot or title
with the old merchants of Now York.
IIo ranka as high na ox-Governor Morgan
over did. Ilia name IB on a plane with
Charles and Augustus Storm and Simoon
I ! . Ohittondon And a score moro of the
old-time merchants. "
Amoa 11 , Hno , in company with J. J ,
Phelps , two poor Hartford lads , came to
this city in 18IU. They each carried
their vrardrobo in a bandanna handker
chief and tlioy'.lmd no use for bank books.
They were two poor struggling clerks.
After a short tlmo they found employ
ment , and after several years of most la
bored economy they wont into partner
ship in the dry-goods business in Ex
change place in the roar of the old Mer
chants' Exchange Their utoro was
about 20x0 ! ! foot and was situated on the
site of the present bank building owned
by Mr. Fredrick W. Slovens and next
door to the old Herald building , uow oc
cupied by the Mutual Lifo insurance
company.
Mr. J. J. Phelps , the partner of Mr.
Eno at that time , was the father of Wil
liam Walter Phelps , the present member
of Congress from Now Jersey. They
both boarded with old David Ilalo , who
had just started the Journal of Commerce -
morco , and lived at No. 57 John street.
Mr. Halo eked out an oxistanco by keep
ing boarders.
The firm had small moans and small
credit , but big hopes. Tlio principal
purchases they made were at auction and
they bought of all the great houses
John lion o & Sons , nicks , Lawrence &
Co. , Adoo , Timpaon & Co , , Mills & Min-
turn , John Haggarty & Sons , Hoggs ,
Thompson it Co. , and Corlios , Mabbitt
& Co. In tlicnodaya _ almost ovpry pur
chaser was required to give an indorsed
vioto for the amount of his purchase.
Eno & Pholpa could not do this. Nobody
would indorse for them. So they pur-
chasodifor cask and wont along slowly.
In loss than n year from their start , by
strict attention to business , their in
domitable poraoveronco and their eco
nomical habits , they gained a high po
sition and became the leading dry goods
house in the city.
After a very successful business career
the firm dissolved and , two dry-goods
houses grow out of it , ono being Eno ,
Mahony & Co. and the other tPhelps ,
Chittondon. & Bliss. Of the latter firm
Simoon B. Ohittondon ia an ox-Congress
man from Brooklyn and George Bliss is
n member now of the firm of Morton &
Bliss.
Bliss.Mr Eno retire in 1850 with a fortune
of $500,000 , which * were fabulous 'figures
in those days. Ho then became engaged
In real oatato apcculationa. Ho bought
many lota on Dav , Barclay , Warrau and
Chambers streets and subsequently the
plot of ground. on Broadway , Fifth avenue -
nuo , Twenty-third , and ) Twenty-fourth
streets , upon which , a few years later ho
built the Fifth Avenue Hol'ol at a cost of
' ' lAt
$1,000,000.
At that time this location was regard
ed as well put of'town , but Mr. Eno with
great foresight ; began building operations
declaring that the qty Would build up , to
it nnd in U few yearn that Hootion of Nowi
York would bo thoimost profitable to'roal
estate owners ,
Ho had nearly completed the building' ' ,
of the hotel when the panic of 1857
broke with force upon the country , para
lyzed business in Now York and caused
many deplorable financial disasters. Mr.
Eno nt that time breasted the storm , but
only after being very severely pinched.
IIo was forced to giveup Iha completion
of the enterprise and defer it . .Until the
jmnio had wasted its.onorgy
His notea were freely .offered on the
Street on high rates of discount. After
the pqnio had subsided ho bogai\ looking
about for a man to ituko charge of the
hotel after its completion. , Mr. Paran
Stevens had gained a great reputation in
Boston , where ho had two houses , nnd
in Mobile , whcro ho had u > very success
ful hotel , and ho was known UB the king
pin in that particular line of business.
Mf. Eno communicated with Mr.
Slovens and invited him , to come to this
city nnd take charge'1 of the hotel. In
consideration of n contract to complete
the interior of the liouio Mr , Eno made
iv favorable lo.-ue lot Mr. fStovons , but
cpnnectod himself with the establish *
nont as ono of thi proprietors.
' .Mr. Stevens maintained ) his , connection
\yilh the hoiiao as a qilont partner until
lu's death , leaving , n shpro of it to hia
widow. , Tlio/ / hotel wna , a success , from
the l ) ur it'wwjopcuoi ) , , ji ) 185 ! ) , and , , it
caused uii upward luoyoinont ill real csr
tnto Ju piat locality as far up M ( Thirty-
fouttH stroot. , Miv Kno , then bought
property all along Vjfth nyonuo and ) olst ] <
\fhuro , which pro vpd to bo < rory lucrntirc
uud hiu wealtli grow rapidly ,
Ho is.rcgordodto-dayias onofof the best
judges ofj real estato.ln Now York.andhU
wealth Is oatiinalod at uotless tlmn$10 , <
OOO.OOO.oycn of torboiug compelled to pay ,
SU.dOO.OOO foe the dcfalcatioiui of his aon ,
XIp is untiring in lib energy , raoderatu in
Ijis living , economical in his admlnaitra
tfon , and is said to bo n man who will
ijold on to all lie hi\3 got , i witJi unfailiiu
KT I > . Ho resides t Fifth pveniio anp
strcof.
Co ! cnjofMjly in per Ui ) fuc ( intdltlno , J\lwy \
ailvprUncd roiuvHi ( can \yvrk Kront liHury
alul > yfirv tuauioo. | . Jlutilofk HlooitJirtcri /
nro purely pVPgotablo prbparntloii ; tlio Binull
ctt chUd util take thorn. ' 'Thoy kill ilipos ! <
atid turo the patient luatafo and kindly way ,
( jondonecd' li-oiii' ' Dr.
Cliiincollor. "
" T , ' 'f i
juterust attaphos to tin
thp mnpftllpr'B jirjv t i lifo , } ii
hub ( Is aud ppcyliaritius , an l viuwa 01
art and H era roj Vflicv , ft Jioutenau
! ! > _ oiieo jumped jute Jhu water from i
briduo at Lippochon , in Neuiuurk ) to rus
cue Ills servant , llildubraud , nt inanition
risk of his own lifo. On his return to
the city priest came to congratulate him
on the divine mercy that had been vouch-
safcd him.
Concerning Bismarck as a card player ,
also in reference to how ho sometimes
plays diplomatic games , Biuchsaya :
"Just before the outbreak of the Bo
hemian war ho staked heavy odds on ono
card nothing loss than Prussia's greatness -
ness nnd his own fato. But neither in
this sense or the ordinary ono is ho any
friend of luckless gaming. Ho has nev
er taken part in Bourse maneuvers , as
many another in high oflico has done in
Franco , Austria and Italy , and for a
long time ho haa not touched a _ card.
When n young man ho enjoyed whist , at
which ho sometimes sat full novcn hours ,
and played as much as twenty rubbers.
Gamcfl of chance had a fascination for
him at that time of his lifo also. 'But , '
ho said , speaking of the matter at once ,
'they only interested mo when the stake
was high , and that would not do for the
father of n family. '
' 'It goes without saying that Bismarck
as a diplomat maintains n good table ,
though ho docs not allow the simplest
thing to bo wasted. * * Like Freder
ick the Great when in health Bismarck is
n robust feeder , but it is to bo observed
that , as a rule , ho cats only ouco a day ,
at about 0 in the evening and that per
sons who have to think and study in
tensely need mush nourishment. Ho
wai formerly a great smoker , so much so
that ho would 'keep n fire going1 from
Cologne to Berlin on the railway train ;
that is to say ho lighted ono cigar after
another. But after 1870 ho denied him
self this enjoyment more nnd moro , out
of regard for his health , the long pipe
toox the place of the fragrant weed , and
ono evening in 1881 ho told mo lie had
given up smoking altogether , because it
did not agree with him ,
"In music tha prince takosamorolivoly
interest. Ho docs not play any instru
ment , but ho likes others to play. Count
Kaysorlingk taught him to prize music
during his Berlin student days. His favorite -
vorito composers are the clasiical mataors ,
especially Bcothovcn. In the autumn
of 1881 , ono evening when wo walked to
gether in the twilight in the park in the
roar of his Berlin palace , and talked of
the newly elected Gormanparliamont , the
prince hummed the air of the student
song , 'Wo had built a stately house. " After
a pause ho spoke of the 'Luck of Eden-
hall , ' and compared it to the Gorman
constitution. The melody ran through
his mind , and , in connection with his
thoughts at the time , suggoated the com
parison.
"As ho speaks Gorman without a trace
of dialect , BO also ho has perfected him
self in hia French to such n degree that n
person from the higher circles in Geneva
or St Petersburg could scarcely find any
thing in it to take exceptions to. 'Ho
can lay tolerably high claims to mastery
of the English language , and understands
Italian enough to express himself with
out difficulty. Ho is also acquainted
with the Polish language , and , during
his brief stay on the Nova , ho learned
enough Ilussian to converse in that
tongue , It must have impressed the late
Emperor Alexander highly when Bis-
march first answered him in the Mos-
covian language. For n Gorman that is
no smnll matter.
The chancellor is not eo well up in the
classical languages as in the modern ones.
"At ono time , " said ho , ' 'I ' could speak
and write Latin very well. Now I should
find it difficult , and Greek I have quito
fprgotton. " Wo find further that in liter
ature ho hnaa preference for Goethe , and
that ho does not admire Schiller ao much ,
because tnat poet inclines to a pompous
and declamatory stylo. Ho regards the
anplo-shooting episode and the contem
plated murder of Gosslor in "William
, Toll' ' as neither natural nor heroic. Ho
docs not think toohighly oftho | Gorman
literature of those dayp , although ho "has
nt least taken notice of the popular ro
mances and ( iiovclH.of the timo. HO has
paid moro attention to English .romances ,
and most of all to the French novelists.
' | Sejifl mo n Froucluiovol1 ho wrote hia
wife during the Bohemian campaign ,
Mbut only one at n timo. "
i "From hia temperament tho'p'rinco is
of choleric nature. Consequently , an
noyance easily tikes with hini' volcanic
'f ' ( > rrn , and there are lively and 'nuddon '
outbreaks. ' But they are as soon over ,
and there ' aftor-Bulkl-1
is'not n trace of - -
i essi When April 1 , 1870,1 was sum
moned to him ou'busincss , after having
received my instructions , I congratulated
'i'im on his birthday and expressed the
lopoithat 1 ; niglt } remain near him yet n
, eng time. _ Ho. answered : 'I hope so ,
tooyot , it iBijqtaljvnyai ploosaub to bo
uoari mo , But < ( you must not mind
, tliattoo , much , ' >
"IIonever dpalt hardly with his .ser
vants aud ; tuuants. At .Bar-lo-Dpo ho
'clit a , piece of .bread < with > hia own ; hand
and carried it the guard in front of his
[ Uartora , After1 the , battlp of Boaumoiit
'saw ' him give , some B.avariaua cognao
out of his own flask , and divide the con-
:6ntaof : his cigar-case among them. Af-
: kr Sedan ho Kent mo with'abundant eup-
: > ) ies of cigars to the wounded in tha
lospital at Douchory. remarkingmoan -
\vhilo , 'Smpkipgil , \ ploasp thorn best
better , than eating. ' , Severn titles in
Versailca ho visited the sick in * the hos
itals' , 'ncrjuamting himself With 'their
condition , naked how they wcro 'treated '
nudihad readings givcnf for ; the outer-
, tainipent , of , the o wo were well enough
to enjoy them. . Ho did not forgot , oith-
c ? , 'to ' cn\lcr from mifc bwn' kilch6nraii
implo-clumpling thai on'o of tHe sick1 had
naked fbr. " { > ' ' , .
I " \V1lltG iuiiiiinj Atityrj *
Kqw Yor/k'ComraoicU ' Xiho/tiser , jrf y T ,
, | Tbroo braVny nipu bearing n argq iron
ib'ojt on thoiij ahftulil rrs umrcjiod out o ]
JJcsqra. , Appcton' ) , pub HshjnL' gsbib.
Jjsliiuoit ) ftun thU { iOQ ( ( jho boi
coiit iuodj fie | , lubii)4tiqii3 ( of ajmul
lOOQ ! i > pqts , vho Ji vu juunlarpi4 ihpii
a'puls an tbo'sqbJ9ct of Uauuim'aviti ] |
fCiophaut. TUo3Qprpciou8iuouuwonti , ? ol
' - ' - --'YortisliigiOjilofpfWO1 pocay wilj bi
itcjiod pvoi ; by fr. Tyaoji , MrJ f'
. ,4i a jroprj80uUfivo ; ( in Now York , uuti !
aiicb time pa Uio pomuiitloo ( Judpq Dalj
fiiid Bradytnnd tr , Jlobprb pplljorJieLaJ
liavo auipmopsd , uUidov4 icourogo t (
licgiu rcadins , iliouu jl'or.iho lattim
days tbp strong o ponUy l > a ( | boon llow ;
jng iuto JMeeera Applotou'a , olliooi at i
jftto for moro rapid jtluui. at the begin
( ning io [ the .compotjlion. ' piday uurn
than ft lund ) cd Jottcraj weighty BJK
buruiiiK with cn ornoaa to bu opoucd ,
ncro packed away in the box. Jt if
tjio lust day of Uio competition fcr tin
prize of $500.
1 It ia boliovcd ihnt the judgoa will nol
cpminonco thci'aUjinlioatuui until ouch pi
tha pqqn o pip plainly cmjV ) hayp b.cw
nftocl | ; by loss vonerAplu ' hauda pan \hoai \
pf tlio cdiuhiUtoo1.
"Doh't
Butil A ) nan nnliU way to \ haoK J , ' 'tboro'l
) jp pu f uu till , I putj boro.V y to the dyn
l > citgt ( , u rvunn , aud iloblltatoil ( , don't luitri
lh'iigliUe8 ' Iy'for Homy teineily of doubtfu
; merit , uncuiUlnuI 'relief ' , 'whim yimoun c
ut thb dniKKl ta ( or im dollar HurdockXixx
tturil to u owul cwwln toUiue
A GREAT LAWYER'S HOME
The Family Mansion of William M ,
Eyarts in Seconil Aicnno ,
A IJIMTII in tlio Heart ot tlio City-
The Kv-Sccrotnry AtnoiiR His
IJookB nnd
Now York .lounmt.
On the northwest corner of Second
avenue and Fourteenth street stands a
largo solid mansion of red brick with
brown-stono trimmings. It is built in the
fashion of thirty years ago , and has a
comfortable , homo-like air that many
more pretentious establishments lack. In
front and to ono side is n green lawn ,
now blooming with beds of brightly tinted
and fragrant flowers , nnd a wisteria vine
flings its purple wealth of blossom ever
the north wall.
Hero lives with his family the Hon.
William M. Evarta. Throe of his daugh
ters have boon married from _ the house
and soiiio of the most distinguished people
ple on both aides of the Atlantic have
partaken of the generous hospitality for
which the establishment is noted.
The heavy carved bell-knob is pulled
and in n few moments the visitor stops
through the marbled \cstibulo and into
the largo oquaro hall. The ploco is cool
and dark , befitting the warm day. Tlio
floor is covered with soft Persian rugs ,
nnd a aolid mahogany table nnd hat-stand
are the furnishings , with a few stiffchaira
elaborately carved , and a bust of Demos-
thcno3 on a polished wood bracket.
To the loft of the hallway is the library ,
n spacious square room with a doublu
window looking out on Fourteenth street ,
and two long French windows with flow
ing curtains , that the soft May wind
blows in and out. The floor is of highly
polished wood , and is covoied with a
few Eastern rugs and a white boar-skin.
The wall Is lined with bookcases , filled
with rare volumes and musty old law
books that bear ovidcnco of much hand
ling. In the npp r part of the room is a
largo desk with n rovolviug bookcase ,
and in 'front of it in an antique carved
chair Bits the ox-Secretary of State , his
long , thin scholarly face almost burled
in a huge volumo. From the tops of the
bookcases nnd numerous pedestals frown
and amilo down in marble Lincoln ,
Goethe , Wngiior , Henry Clay , Wash
ington and numerous famous Greeks.
The visitor passes slowly and softly
out of the room and crosses the hull to
the largo dining room , with the prptty
parlor in front , furnished in n bright
fashion and evidently the ladies' room.
The Is inaaivo in
dining-room appear
ance. The polished wood floor is covered -
od with a square of Axminstor , and in
the center is n hugo mahogany table ,
polished like a mirror. A Jargo aido-
board at ono side ia adorned with some
of the handsome family plate , and the
chairs arranged ncptly againat the wall
are of carved oak , with scats nnd backs
of stamped loithor. On the walls are
hung n few choice pictures of hunting
scones and the windows curtained with
Persians gauze overlook the pleasant gar
den on the side of the houso.
Ascending the broad shallow oaken
stairway wo olmost slip on the glossy
wood. Up stairs are the throe drawing-
rooms. They are covered with rich
white velvet carpet , sprinkled with roaoa
rnd furnished with satin rosewood chairs
and sofas , ono sot being in Marie Louise
style , with palo-bluo embroidered satin
covers. A largo grand piano occupies an
alcove in ono of the rooms , rare paintings
adorn the walls and statuettes and handsome
bric-a-brno collected from all
some - - over
the world are scattered about in artistic
confusion.
On the two upper floors are the bedrooms -
rooms and servants' apartments. The
servants are all Africans , and most of
thorn have boon in the family for a quar
ter of atceutury or ovor.
The country seat of the family ia situa
ted at'Windsor , Vt. It is a spnious old
mansion and is surrounded by several
acres cf park nnd Hwn.
ABE YOU QOING.TO . JSUKOPE ?
In another column will bo found the an
nounccjnont of Messrs.THOS , COOJC& SON
a nurist Agents , 201 .Broadway , Now York ,
relative to the vary campleto arrnngomonts
they have made for tours In Europs the
coming Spring and Suimnor. "Cook'w .Kxcnr-
Elunist , " containing maps and full particular * ,
will bo mailed to any iwdroos on receipt of 10
conta ,
Woman's Slavery to Faqhion ,
WttsbUrjr Telegraph. '
Docs the Grecian bond require thorn to
look like n > dejected monkey , straightway
they lcoomo'limp'in ' ' body , and chatter
that they do not do it because it ia 'fash
ion it is perfectly natural to them. To
day they drag innumerable yards of dry
goods through the streets , nnd to-morrow
jhoy appear in tie > bacs ) so tight tlmt'it '
in nt the risk of their lives that they ( it-
tempt to board n railroad train. Now
the head is surmouutbd by n bonnet the
size of a postage stamp , nnd then'by ' ono
larger than an umbrella. ' ' Sometimes
women are supposed1 to hnvo hips , and
tlion ov6rybody , no mnttor how slender ,
grown broader than > a donkey with
panniers. ' Then hips are abolished ,
and 'no- trace of them can bo dis
covered. If snakes and bugs bo-
conio fashionable- ornaments , the Bimkea
nnd things become "perfectly lovely , "
and tlio very girl who shrieked at the
night of n spider simpers , "Thoy are jnat
too lovely for anything. " When iridea-
cpntf beads become fashionable , 'ono has
'only to wait n little.and ovury fashionable
woman becomes a-walking rainbow ; iVow
cardinal ia thofrago , and then told ; ; now
four and then twelve button gloves ; now
plaitinga , and then rufllas ; now hoine ,
nnd then facing ; now -waists ; largo , and
thou they aro. laced down until they adhere -
hero to , the liver , aud the waiate gota
shorter , nud nu opportunity is given to
breathe. Jif short , ; woman's enslavement
l > y fashion has resolvedlifo for her into
anotornal gnmobf. "wigrTAg , " aid until
she escapes thU bondage thorq istioinour
; tal Itfo to her. All this is the outgrowth
of the oppression of man in not giving
woman an opportunity to iloyulop horsoH
uuna1)y ( ) , nud in not giving Lor p social
{ ipaition equal F tu MJJ QWII , t
1 Ilor.slVutVa Avid V ! i > gilintel )
Invaluable ns a.'Tonic
Dr. J. Jj. Pratt , Grcenl'ield , II ) , ' , , says :
"It is all that it claims to bo invaluable
as n tonioiin auy case whoru an ncld , ionic
is , indicated. " '
N ACCOUNT Of A T. "
Hou n Gront O t { > or unly (
Iiy Um OiulBRlon ol'Ono Latter ,
Spci\kiiig of thq jiifiupuco } hat small
things exert ou the afiaira of life , and
sometimes what stupendous results dp ;
pond on things ihat are in , themselves up
small as to bo almost nnwprthr of notice ,
n gentleman oaid fqjv LoadviHoDpmocrnt
rgportcr :
"U would hardly bo BunpOscd that P
single letter 'T,1 or for that matter any
other letter in the lohabot , could have
the cflbct of changing the whole course of
a man's lifo , nnd possibly causing an of *
feet that would last through otornity. "
The scribe agreed that it did not look
AS if so small n thin ? ahould produce BO
lasting nnd so great an effect.
"Well , it did in my cage , " said the
gentleman , "I'll ' toll you the circum
stances : aomo twenty years ago , when 1
was younger than I nm now , 1 was in
Baltimore , Md , , nnd was in correspon
dence with n gentleman in Michigan in
reference to the purchase of n largo saw
mill and an extensive tract of heavily
timbered land. Wo had about agreed i > s
to the terms. I made arrangements to
meet him in Saginaw and perfect _ the
trade , ntid sent him a telegram saying.
1 will moot you there. ' I immediately
started on my journey to Saglnaw , nnd
when I nrrivcd there I found that the
gentleman whom I had gone to sop had
started the same day I did for Baltimore.
On reaching that city ho found that I
had gene west , but no ono know whither ,
BO ho returned homo. In the meantime ,
I had started on my return trip from
Saginaw to Baltimore to meet
him thoro. When ho got homo ho
found another purchaser for the
property , to whom ho sold it , nnd re
ceived the money for it. The purchaser
has since , out of that very property , bo-
cnmo ono of the wealthiest tnon in the
Northwest , while I am poor. The whole
trouble resulted in the message being
transmitted : _ 'I will moot you hero , ' in
stead of , 'I will moot you thoro. ' Ho
had acted in accordance with it na ho re
ceived it , and as I had sent it , and thus
you see that the omission of the letter 't'
kept mo from making n fortune , and
changed the whole courao of my existence.
I am now struggling for n living in Lcad-
villo , when , if it had not been for that
unfortunate 't , ' I would , in nil probabil
ity , to-day bo n millionaire , nnd living in
a marble residence , probably next to that
of William H. Vandorbilt. Yes , " said
ho , as ho heaved n sigh , "tho small
tilings of this lifo are what wo want to
watch , and the chances are the largo
ones trill tnko care of themselves. "
OH AY'S
TrtADE MARK IWORKAT r.-m-innOE MARK
usii Kroir.ur. An
unfailing euro for
ftj iieas.Siwrinatorr.
" lioca , Impotonoy , ijyj
and all Diseases
that follow as a
rcqiionco of Self.
Abuse ; aslos of
Memory , Unlvcr-
. - . . - . . .J.saiLaJtudc.Fain AFTER TAIIHQ ,
In the Daclt , Dlmnes § of Vision , Prema Ago
and Jinny other diseases that lend tolns on-
sumption and a Premature Grave.
BSRAIUI of adrertitomcntB to refund money , when
druffglsta from whom the modlclno ia bou" J do not
refund , but refer jou to the roanufacturera , and the
requirements are such that they are seldom , \f ever.
compiled with. Hco their written ( juarantoo A trial
of ono slnRlo package of Gray's Specific will oanvlnca
the mact skeptical of Its real merits.
On account of countoi/cUets / , wo hao adopted the
Yellow Wrapper ; the only genuine.
/tarFull / inrtlculara In OUT pamphlet , which wodo-
Biro to eend frco by mall to every ono.tSTTho / Spo-
cllloXfodl Ino in sold by alt druggists at 81 per pack
age , or eli packages for $5 , or u 111 bo sent free by
mall on the receipt of the money , by addressing
THE GHAYIIKDIC1NECO. , BuHalo , N. Y.
Sold n Omaha H < * > ' wii. Jy 19ml
A CARD. To all w ho are suffering from ejrcrs
and ludiscrcttons of youth , ncrvona weakness , early
decay , Joes ot manhno'l. ' etc. I wilUcnd a rcclj o that
will euro \ou , FREE OF CHAUOE This great rem
edy was discovered by a rul'sloncry In South Ameri
ca. Send self addressed envelops to HKV. JOSEPH T.
* v , Station D. New York. dy o m i : cod
ABookorntvTlySOOpagu
numeroui < ngriviiigin > .
vrtls ifcrell which
thouM koo\r. lluntlrtdl of
Itecclpti.how to euro Nervonf
Debility , Seminal Wcnkneiv , tc. , itnt ccurvl sckled
for 80 centl ( money or poitici itanip ) Addrtpi Dr.
J . idinatjlf . Cor llroadwior ami Lucn AT , St. laull.llo.
POISON
Ib n the oed Is api to show Itself In the spring , an
aturo should by all means bo assisted In throwing It
off. Swift's SpeolGo docs this effectively. It Is a
pnrcly rogctablo , non-polsoiioua temcdvwhlch helps
natuia to force all the poison or taint out through
ho porej of the skin.
| Hr. Kobeit A. Easloy , of Dlfkson , Tenn. , writes ,
tinder date March 10 1S3 ( : "I had ch'lla and fever
followed by rhematUm , for three , jears , 80 that I
Mas not ablotb attend to my business : had tried al
most ovo'y kind cf medicine , and found no relief.
A filcnd recommended Hw.itt'8 .Spccinc. Itritdono
bottle nnd my health began to l < npro\ . I continued
until I had taken ilx bottles , and it has set me on
my feet , na sound rind well as ever. I recommend It
to all similarly afflicted. "
Letters from twenty thrco (23) ( ) of the leading retail
dmgglBtuo' Atlanta , say , uiderdato of March 24th ,
18M : "Woacll mpro of Hwift's Specific than any
otlicr one i cmody , and thrco to ten times ai much as
qny othcrlblood medicine. We sell It to all classes ,
and many'of the beat famtlioi ute It & 3 a Reneral
talth tonic.
Our Treatise on Wood and SUn Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Sl'KCIFIO CO.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Gx
N Y. Offlro , icnw.23 St. , bctUthandTthttya
PROroSALS POU INDIAN SUPPLIES -
[ PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION.
TV-l'AKTUKNT OK'JIIi : IMKKIOIt , Onice ct
U Indian Affnlra , Watlilngtoii , April M , 1884.
ktnlcd projiosals , liijorned " 1'ropoula for Ike ! " ( I.Ida
for beat must bo submitted in e parato envelopes , )
ItACon , Flour , Clothing , or Transportation , in. , ( as
Uiu caw may bo , ) and illructcd to the Coiinnlaaltier
ofjlndian Alfalru Nos. 05 nnd flMVooster street , Now
Y"rk , will bo rccclied until Ir. M. of Tuesday , May
271 18 , for furnliiblng ft > r the Indian ten leu about
KO.OOO iiounJn nu'on , .13,000,000 pounds Itoef on tbo
hint , tOO.UOO pout.do Hcans , 45,000 pounda B.iklng
I'awdcr , 780,000 pounda Corn , 4iO,00'J ( omuls Oiitleo ;
7,500,000 poutnlj Hour , 70,000 j > ouriN fecil , 103,000
poiiucln Hard IlrcaJ , 4BUX ) pounds Ilonilny , LSOCO
ouiida Lard. 700 barrel * inti D > rk , lSli,09 i iiiuda
1U 7JipO pounds Tjn , WOttwunda 'Jobacco ,
COO iMUi'.daHftU.lWiOOOliuundaBoip , 0,000pounil < i
a , 850,003 pound ) filler , and 40,000 pouidu
) < at ,
Alw Illankets , Woolen and C ottun GooiU , ( con-
Flstingl In part of licking , 20,000 'yardt ' ; Standard
OaJco , 136,000 jardj ; JlrlHUig , 9,000 vard ; Duck.O
froafrom 1 ( .BliUiir , SO.COO > arda ; Denials , 17,90
jards ; Gingham , 110,000 Jarjj ; Iitntucby Jeans ,
coujard. ' ; Cheviot , 4 , tin ! \nids ; Drown Shectinic
ntXO rards , Ulcachtd Bhcetlug 1(1,00.1 ( jards ;
Hickory Shirting , 10 coo jardii ; Calico Shirting ,
0,000 jar Is ? Wliibcy , 1,500 jartla , ) Clotlilug , Uro-
ccrleu , 'QUqiiiillartlware , Medical HumblerHclioul
Btioki , &a , a. id a 16ni ; l | : of mlscellunlous artlolcs ,
aui.li an Harnosa , Vo | , i Ilakos. Kqrkp , ic. , and for
limt 476 Wsgons raiulrcd ( or the ten Ice , to bo
dullmeJ at CMcapo , liuuaaa City , and Mom City.
AIM for utiuli Wagons at may be required , adapted
U > , the tlln = a.tuo ( the 1'acilic Coast , with California
'
) Uio , transiiortatiou foe xuch pi the articles ircxxls ,
andsupplioalliatuiay not bb contracted for to be
dolUcred at th6 Ageuncs.
iliit-i urtrr im uApa our OOVFUMIKNT' ' M.XVKH.
Kchcduloi ehowjnc the ktndi ) and ( [ Uilltlea of
siuisUt iica supplied required for each Agency , and
tlio kinds viUiiviHutiUm , hi Kruin , 9 ! H other Roods
niid articles , toicthcr with lUukpro)0 ] = ili , conditions
to. ; bo observed bj lildjew , tluwand pltco of delivery
tetnuuf contract and pa ) mont , transX | > rtatlon routoa
drtd all c.tlier neceal r ln > trDctlon will Im furnished
Uiioi ) applliAtlon tuthe Indian Ollleo In W hlngtou ,
uriNos tli and C7 Wiuitor Ktrect.NoWYorl : ; Wra II.
tjfon , N0.4S3 llroailvsay , Ko York ! ttfl Cooiulg.
pries of tUbnUUiico , U.S. A , at Chcjenno Chi-
, Omaha , Kalut Ltulf , tialnt Vaul ,
t.in Kranclbco , anil Yijkton ; the I'oetmattcr at
Sl uxCltTandtotho I'0ftrra9lers at the lollowlnt ;
nMiicJiiUiAiln linntas ; Arkannaa Qity , Kurllngton ,
COilwell , DodgoClt > , i ; ipoila , Kuroka , Great
lljnd , Howard. Ilutcnln 6ii , Lirnod , HoPhorson ,
il rloJi , lluliduo Lndco , CHtan , Qiu o City , hmlAU ,
Stirling , Topcka , Wellington , Wichita end Wlutluld
| lldj ! ' ! loopcneilat the hour and day above
tt tcdaulMddoruanjlnvite.l to bo prcson Iho
oivniur. ,
CBETI1IH ) CHKCKt.
JM ) Wit ) must Ui ftoouiupanicd by certified ciookn
uni'U ' Mime UnU d aUUa Dfpiiltflry or tha First
National Bank af 1,04 An cliij , Cal. , for at | caac/\o / )
iKroeut cf thu amount of trupropwal ,
II. rBICB CoramlHsloner.
Hotico to Cattle Mori ,
'
i pOO CATTLE TO 30,13 , ,
UO Hca > l of Blwn Thrco Yvari Old.
W ) f > M Two "
" ' Fteew , Oil * "
" " Holism , Ouu "
. oiicilbcil cattloaroall well bred lowi
CAttle. tr l < lit and BmoUh. Tln o cattle will lx
toll ( n loUto tult purchisert , and at reatunabl (
. Tor further particular * , call on or addcua
U. K. PA'lTOff ,
, BietnirCo.I wa.
Y.liMi. . h.M l vwif U/Ani/
I HE miKKKt IRftM WORKS ,
EN Gl N ES ,
' "
'
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WI3 CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
It Is the best nd cheapest food tor Btook of any kind. " Cno pound Is equal to thrco pounds ol corn
stock fed with Ground OH Calo In the Fall and Winter , Instead of running down , will Increase In weight
and bo In good marketable cotd.tion In the sprlng.HDilrmen , as well as others , who u o It can testify to
Its merits. Try It and Judg for yourMhcp./rrio 25 00 Mr tonne churio for packs. Addresa
M COWMAN MNSEKD OIL COMPANY , Oinalu Nob.
TILE NEW HOUSE OF
Fine Havana , Key West and Domestic Cigars. All Standard Brands Tobaccos.
Trial Orders Solicited , Satisfaction Granted {
DEALERS IN
FIEE AND BUEGLAB PEOOF
J. A. WAKEFIELD ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DOORS/BLINDS / MOULDINGS LIME CEMENT PLASTER
SASH , , , , , , &C-
STATE AGENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , - Omaha , Neb ,
H. B. LOCKWOOD ( formerly of Lock-wood & Draper ) Chicago , Manager -
ager of the Tea , Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line o
all grades of above ; also pipes and smokers1 articles .carried in
stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open
orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO
FEBFEGTXON
Heating and Bakin
IB only attained by
Stoves and Banges ,
SI W mi lillIZE OVER 0
_ _ jj l Fcl
N-gc FclO
OMATTA
( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & QUAY. )
CEMENT.
Office anil Yard , Gtli and Douglas is. , OtlTril . ] ?
Tfefl" M I * n. I I ( *
PROPRIETOR
108 and 103ISoutli lllii Street , Omaha , Nebraska. "Correspondenco Solldtod. "
0. M. LEIG&TON. E. T. CLARKE.
tr * f9f&vi wffvtf ± * &f OL _ flTP A " 3 'WTit
LEIO-HTON & C5LAEE.Ji ! ,
(
SUCCESSORS TO KENNARD BROS , k CO. )
DEALERS IN
Paints- Oils. Bs-wj haa ,
NBUBASKA
FALK BREWING GO.
Milwaukee , Wis.
QTOTHER & CO , , Solo Bottlers.
130UND 1303 FAHMM STREE7 MR. jsr
OMAHA ,