THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 21 , 1885.
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ruKi'i l , n 411 It. Aildr .
tjr. WARP { -c..iriii j' .icft
KLEEOtNG A JOUHNAMST ,
"Vtiinn niir Tells llaw Ho Won n
Newspaper nt tlic MontoTAlilc.
They wcro seated In the tlclily furnish
cd cllica o { the proprietor. Now fin
then bccllcldr.g ( f the ivorychccka fell on
thoenr. The Riim , inustnohcd man nil !
the black nlouch hat , watch chain inado o
nrcido ( knlls nnd crcsthoncs , nnt
a neck icirf tied Into A hare
knot , WAS In a talkattvo mood
Ills attempt to borrow "just twont ;
inoro cisoa from tbo bcsi of the Clarl
atreot gambling homo vns n niiserabl
fnlhitc , nnd ho seemingly could not loav
the l' ity , whtlo it probably Inboto ;
nndei the Impression thnt ho was a "tin
horn."lie ' dropped into a cushioned dial
in front of the ttovo and fro\vnoi
disdainfully &t the two and thre
about. "There
year-old BFolts .circled
ain't no nao l.ilkin'about it , gentlemen , '
ho brg.in , eiinirling a mouthful of to
bacoo iluld at the lainglaes front of the
stove. " ( tell yer , it ain't no use
Gnmblin' nowadays ain't no more like i
used to bo twenty-five yenra ago than
Chinook la like Sanscrit. Them was th
days when everybody played high , and 1
yo needed n thousand yo got it fur th
naklu' . Nobody got no standoff , Thou
bcs'des , gamblcra was men with heart
In 'ODI them days. Now. I a'potc , if . '
was to tell yer that I onct broke a sucke ;
and sot h'ui ' up in bizncsa nxln ycr' <
think I was glvin' yo 'a brace. ' I hop
to never win unotbor play if It ain't so
I never was.so'ry for it neither. 'Bou
ttrcnty-six yoara ago it was , I bed jas
got a ttirt nt Santa Fo , Now Moxioo
and i\as rtmnln' thrco inonti tiblca
I don't reckon you followo know
much about monte Spanish inonto
F < ro nin't a mntkor toil1 was playin
110 limit , when cno night a atrappin
younc ; man came etoggcrin' up to the
table wbero I was desliiV. Give mo five
hundred , ' ncyj ho. 1 gives him the five
and ho just make ) ono bloll'nnd loses
Then ho gttj five hundred more and lone
that ; then a thousand. Everybody abou
this time comss from the other tables nnt
Hocks around him. Ho grows excited
nnd takes out n check-book. Now I'm
pul'in' ' the cirda for all thit'o in 'em
work in' a ahott deck on him , and ho
novcr tumbles. Somebody tiioitostcc
him nw y , but it'a no uso. Four , five
six , seven , eight , nine , end ten thotisanc
all goea into my pllo. 'Well,1 ho says
kinder quiet , but determined like , 'I've
blown In the bank account and 1 migh
oa well dia game. ' Ono o :
the boyc whispers to mo
'Jim , don't work him any longer , ho's
ono c the newspippr fellera bo'aahcl ]
Interest In the Now Mexican. ' Now , yor
ECO , I didn't like newspaper men no how ;
they'd tinned nib over onct in big ah apt
when I knifed Sam Steward , end agin
when I had a little trouble with n gal in
Mizzoora , and , thinks I , hero's a chance
fur ma t' get oven with the whole gang
on 'em. This young 'an was BO goa
luturdd , though , It made me feel skimpy ,
but I made the ploy through fur him.
I When he asked mo if he could hypothecate -
cato is that what yo . .call it ? Oh , yes ,
hypotheca'e his newspaper shop , says
J , 'everything goes. ' So ho writes out a
bill of tale , ana J passes him over $10-
000 ; that was what ho nays the types , and
things are wuth. Well , 1 wins the whole
business , cash , bcnk 'count , newspaper ,
picjtej , types , and everything. Do you
have an Idea that ho makes a kick ? Nary
n word. lie just swallows a couple of
big drinks and walks away as calm ai if
ho had been to a prayer meet in. ' I didn't
like a hair on no newspaper man'd head ,
but this feller w ell , ho ciught mo bad ,
"West day there WAS the dickens to
pay. Tucker'a partner that was his
name , by the way , Tom Tucker Billy
Mandcrfiiild , beefed like a Texas etscr
under the brandln'-iron. Finally a
pretty little Spanish girl , ono of the Uas-
tallan beauties of the town , cornea to me ,
and she'a in a bad anrape , too. Jest ECO
how these things work. Her folka ore
Troll oft , understand , and she's hi on
tralnin' with this young journalist Tuck
er a long tlnio. llio night ho takes to
drink and runs against my game , the
lovera same ES all lovers do htd a spat.
Ho gooa oil'in a tantrum , and she's too
proud to call him bask. When ho wakes
up and finds ho's ruined his partner
as well as himself ho gets remoreo blg-
'or'a the f aller on the cross , and is fixlu'
ip to jump the country with the fust
lull-train that cornea along. The little
ainyoreti catches onto his scheme , and
iho makes this bio 11'at inc. Well , I'm
cinder half willin' before she strikes mo ,
anyhow , and Lor tears and cairyin' on ,
ust put iho mortal cinch on tne , and 1
; lvo up like a lamb. A thousand is all I
toops out of the twenty. The Now
Mexican ataita up jgdn ns good as now.
it was always my friend of'cr that.
When I shot Navaho Jack at Rio Hon
do , afterward , it wrote the beautifiilost
obituary about ma yo over saw. Said 1
was a nobleman in heart and soul , nnd
wouldn't ' huit no man unless ho tried to
: urt mo fust. And whenever I wanted
lo borrow anything under five thousand
.t was nlwas there wait-
n' for mo. Married ? Why , blesj ye ,
pea. They marrieel right aay. It was a
eRsoii to Tucker , tho'ugh , and a lost on
againtt the principle of nil good gamblers
to give. Ho luvor phyed another cird ,
went light al 113 niakln' rnnney and
raisin' children. Both mm is rjch to-day
nnd you can take my word fur it , if they
was near hero , or them days could only
come back again , Yum a Bill wouldn't be
h'ustlln 'round Cliicsgo fur a Iwnnty. "
A faw numents later the cilice pwty
had broken np. and Ynma Bill was coppering -
poring and heeling bats oil over the faro
layout ! in the adjoining room. Uo had
touched tha proprietor.
A WOMAN" AT IJIK SWITCH.
The ItcspoiiHlblorohltiort Occupied l > y
Mr , Carroll nt Atlanta , On.
Mttcon , Ga , , Februrary 1C. Thora li
living in this city ono of the mcatrcnmk
able women In the world , Mary Carrel
by nirne , wboio occupation for fifiooi
years past has been that of nwith tendo
at the junction of the Southwestern am
Central KailroKH , .She lives in a house
in the junction , In the cantor cf wbih if
a largo switch w.th crank ard windlass
Her duty is to change the ra Is for differ
ent trains by this windlats , Shosaw th
firtt bur of iron laid on the read in 1833.
and bs been personally acquainted with
every engineer on the read ulncothat time
Her HOCK mty be watched thus ; Here
comes the tr ln from Atlanta. She put
aaida liar pipa and knitting , removes tb
pin from Ilia windlaaj , grasps the lundle
throws hir.elf tor ford and , with a grunt
puts the ewi ch in pcsitlon , when th
train corius by. Away down the South
western track is seen a train , delayed an
in another direction tharo la the Contra
train on time , It looks aa if thcra is U
. be a collision. The woman atinds oo !
| with a strange glitter in her eye , he
quick perception cf danger outing her t
be watchful. The switch Is sot and , eel ?
ing tha red dig , aho gives the signal
the engineers and the trains pass by asfc
ly , the passengers HUlo dwnminR tba
their safety hoa been directed bv the hand
of a woman. Her life story Is romantic
She has had throe hujb&nds and is th
mother of five children , . Oc
of her husbands , John
Carroll , was switchman nt that pom
In 1809. When ho died Mra. Caroll'
name was put on the roll , and during th
time she has held tha place twenty nijh
brakomcn Invo been dlacharged. Sh
has never had any accidents. "I com
hero at daylignt and lea/oat datk,1 ehi
said ; "I use tobacco n > a stimulant. I'm
a MethodUt and read tbo Bible regular
ly. I have the full vigor of youth on
h&volately h&da proposal of mirrligo.
noticed n man laying around for some
timo. Ono day I asked him In to the Grj
Uo got to liking mo nd"
Hero the shrieks of a coming locomo
tlvo cut oiFhor remarks.
STOP THAT COUGU
By using Dr. 1'razier's Throat and Lung
Bnra the only sure cure for Coughs , Colds
Honreonosa and Here Throat , nnd nil disease
of the throat and lungs , Do not neglect i
cough. It may provo fatal , Scores ant ,
hundreds of grateful people ewe their lives t
Dr. I'razier't Throat and Luti ? Balaam , nm
no family will cvor bo without It nftor nnc
using it , and diecovorlncr Its marvelous power
It is put up in largo family bottloa nnd sol <
for the Email price of 76 cents per bottle. Soli
Kubp & Co. and 0 , If. Uoodrunu.
Millions Sunk In Unlucky Venture ,
Tliroufjh the Atciioy ; of
Jay Gould.
Now York , Feb. 17 Old COIDIUO
doro Vanderbilt would uover have any
thing to do with Jay Gould. Ho looked
upon the llttlo man aa en ill-omened per
son. William H. Vanderbllt's ill fortune
dates from his participation with Gonl <
in stock achemes. The fiiMt serious blow
that Vanderbilt suffered was In the fa
mous operation of "pegging" Lake Shore
The idea of Gould was that thooxhibitloi
of great strength would Inspire the publl
with confidence. Ho caused it to be glv
on out thnt Vanderbilt and hlinso !
were ready to take thi
whole capital stock of rai
rocds. The stocks were piled on them In
enormous qnantlrs. The time arrived
Trhonthomou were forced to succumb ,
or rather when Gould sold out on Van
dorbilt. Vivndorbllt got out the bast
nay ho could , but the operation coat him
812,000,000. Somehow or other Gould
smoothed It over with Vandorbilt.
About a year Bgo the market agiin re
qulrtd support , and Vanderbilt was ak-
3d aga'u ' to look out for his property
Tlia result was as before. The trial was
at some expense § 2,000,000 or $3OCO ,
100 , it is said. It is known that ho asked
Vanderbilt to come to the reecuo of the
narket once more. Vanderbilt had been
throuch the mill twice and declined with
out thanks. Gould was angry and om-
iloyod every moms lo jab Vanderbilt.
Phe persusivo powerr of Gowen induced
Vanderbilt to put a vast amount of mon
ey in Reading. The investment is com-
inted to have coat him § 10,000,000. The
§ 25,000,000 ho put in the South Pond-
ylvacin Railroad project is counted In
iVall street ai a practical Iocs William
H. had at ono time § 00,000,000 in govor-
moot bonds , bnt ho was compelled to use
a largo portion of them in straightening
out the affairs cr his sons mid protecting
ihnself. At last accounts ho had $3- ,
000,000. Vanderbilt is heaping his own
ionnstl nowadays , and Wall streot.i is
tccplDg an eye on him for the next move
10 makes. Ho bin not taken his atton-
, lon entirely from the market , ho is noar-
y every day an ( nter-estiDg figure in a
woker'a oflieo under the Langhain Hotel ,
ear his residence.
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roe.
3Iodostyr Thy Name Is Dana.
About this time , says the Now York
Wcrld , a great many citi/ans are think-
eg of appljing tor office under the in-
omlng administration. The question
1th each is how to present his particular
oreonal claims. Some people are so fool-
h as to think that Tha World on assist
lorn. Others depend on their leprcscn-
itivos in congret ! Tlio letters that we
iceive from day lo day inquiring ; ai to
10 proper methods of pcoseaurcaru qnjto
miulBg. To all iflic3-aeekera wo would
ay that the following letter written to
'resicknt Andrew Johns n ry Ch-vles ;
nnanlas Dana , the picient editor of The
on , stands as a model in it ] noy :
CIIICARO , Jan. 20 , IS'C. Dear Sir : Some of
ny frleuda iu thu Now Vork delpgation in
ongreca want me to be collector of Now York.
shall be glad to have that otfico. and accord-
gly addrtsH injself directly to you. I have
een a resident of New York City for nearly
wenty yearn , till n few months Blcca , when I
uno hero on leaving the war department. I
now New York , ii merchant ) and its polili-
aua ; but , by reason of my coanec-
on with the war department , I luwo
ecn abaant , BO as to be fcoo from all
luntification with tbo ] x > litical factions and
ersonal controversies by which the union
laity there has been much divided , I Ixiliovo
iat there IB no norson of any jiroiulnoiicn In
10 party whose appointment would | ; ivo
( eater general Bat'bfaction ' than mmn ,
bould you bo dlspoaed ao far to entertain
10 idea en to wish for Information concerning
my capacity to administer ( ho oflice , there is
o ono who can judge better aa to that than
ilr SUnton.
Let mo add that I am myself confident of
> oiforming the duties , should they be In-
rusted to mo to the advantage of tha public
orvice nnd to your entire satisfaction. I am ,
with profound reapoct , your talthful servant ,
CHAULBS A. DANA.
To hla excellency , the preeident ,
This letter Is not modest , but It is self-
reliant , bold , and beseeching , It la
couched in beautiful language. Wo
doubt whether the Anglo Saxon tongue
was over more adroitly employed in the
art of oflieo brgjlng. The fact that this
letter produced no results that it wai
cait to tbo winds , as it wtro should no
discourage ambttiouitgentlemen who
long to servo the public. Tha style and
diction > ro what wo commend.
With an Innost , decent min'd name a
tbo bottom , tills itylo of letter ought to
1'fetch' o mull postjfiico or a gauge nhlp
ovoiy time.
Mr. John T. BrticB , Ltsington , Ky ,
aays , Per seven years I soifcrod terribly
with rhenmathira iu my tight ankle ,
which was so swollen I could not put my
foot to the ground , I tiied nearly every
thing vltjio it relief , then made two or
throe applications with St. Jacobs Oil ,
when the pain was oured entirely and
has never returned.
At Dy ton , Ohio , a poor w&ahorwornau
was losectly given sirae clothing belong
ing to a de&d woman of her acquaintance.
Sewed Jn ono of the undergarments she
found 5300 In currency , and returned tbo
ruonsy it the holra of the dercased.
ooi Li ) AND
How tlio Two lllolicst > t < m In tli
Unltcil StutCB Pass lliolr
Albany Jouical.
Jay Gould is a hfird-woiking niau
He goes duim to Wall street early in thi
tfny and stays thcto late. Not a thro
day's vacation has ho taken In just ,
year. He fcns A thousand blta of detail
t- ) occupy his attention In the manage
meat of his vast fortune nnel the variou
corporations nnd business schemes wit !
which ho la Identified , nnd ho Is yet an
active tracer in the Wall itioat markets
The p.iat year has been trying enough t
men of money , nod Gould has more than
earned his vacation. Hardly cno day iu
a month has this wonderful little mat
missed from his placo. IIo keeps th
run of the stock market ns compUtely n
any nun could , knows just what hi
brother operators are doiug , unspent
thousand questions as to policy
gives twenty order. ! ( o bo ;
or soil stocks cr bond *
sees fifty dlflciont men wlic
have axes to grind , directs now n scor
of lotteiM and n hundred telegrams shal
bo answered , en's a luucli , runs up to tin
Western Union building and goes through
the eaino pcrformanco there , never form
Intlant , In all this busy day has an instiu
to spare or n qnaitcr of n hour on hi
hands. No riding in the pnrk for Mr
Gould ho has not the time. When a
length things are over for the day , Mr
Gould geti into the elevated railroad am
hurries home. Presto : No buslnts
now. The day Is ended , and the evening
ing is devoted to the family. Mr. Gonle
has six children , and a * tlio entire family
with the exception of George , the eldot
son , stay at homo almost Invariably , the )
have no end of fun , Goukl never conk
endure tocicty or social life. Ho goo
nonhera of nn evening. Ilia wife ii no
in any aonto a woman of sojioty. She
goes iomowhat with a llttlo citclo of la
diet ! with whom oho is interested In th
chinch , bnt you never heard of her n
bills or puties. The Asters or the Van
dorbiltj or the best spjloty folks in toni
m'ght ' send her invltntioiiB foiovcr
She would not ro'pond to thorn
It cecniB to bo a hobby of Iho family
to keep away from otter people
not bat tint other people are most do-
I'gMinlly treated whenever they cro mei
by tbo Gould ? , for the Goulda are aa cor
dial and as unuil'eclcd and ni well man
nered as could bo deairod , but they eccm
not to seek publicity in nny manner ,
much loss in public p'neoj. Yet nt homo
or on the yscH cr wherever , they ara as
jolly as the jolliost. and every ono who
moots them likes them very much. The
entire family are to go on the trip except
Georga and they are to board the yacht
at Charleston , Grorgo ia going to stay
at lioiro and run his father's biiticojs.
Gould's everyday life IB in marked
contrast with Vandcrbilt's. Vanderbi t
has T , ptsalon for dihing , and when 1
hea'th permits , which isn't as often as
used to bo , he imy ba Been on the roul
of an afternoon. Easiness he has dropped
Ho has gold the bulk cf his railroad
s'ocls , and what ho holds ho owns and
retains for investment. Ho has-so arrnnij-
cd things that all the detail of bis nccess-
a'y work ia performed by oUieis , and
ho simply directs in a few vccrda what
shall bo done. His time is at his disposal ,
and ho is constantly seeking how ho may
ecjny himoolf. Now ho takes a ran In
summer to Saratoga. Next heard of ho
sails for Europe. Then ho is baik again
and in the White mountans. All the
while ho is buying pictures of horses or
amuting hlmsolf with the newest novelty.
Ho never goea down into Wall etruat. A
broker who should know ssii the ether
day rhat to his knowledge Vanderbilt had
not been in the strcctt for more than tiwo
years. Wall slroot continues to believe ,
however , that Vanderbilt ii an active
buyer and seller of stocks. His near
friends ssy tint ho ii net , and that ho is
actually as much cut of business as a man
in possession of § 150,000,000 or § 209-
000,000 can possibly be. The Vandor-
bills are not such a jolly , rollicking house
hold .11 the Gonlde , probably bociim
there are not so many young folks to
keep the fun gcng , but there is
nothing atfdcted or disagreeabla about
them They are plain , outspoken , com-
mon-oonso men and women , who enjoy
tbo good things of life to a marked do-
grce , and who are not spoiled by the
possession of many million's. They are
yory social , The Vanderbullt homo is
nlwaya full of visitors , and the family ia
Forever going to tlio thentre or opera ,
Ibo head of the huuco has been in poor
health th'a winter and has baen kepi in-
iloora much mora than ever before , and
there have been other reasons why tbe
Family have not bie'tso g y as in former
reasons. Yet the indication of all is to
o and onj iy life aud opond mcmy. The
Vaoderbilts are very much bolter c'.tizona
10 fir as contribu iog to the city's nll'iira
ind enlivening social , tliun are the
Bouldg. Vnnderbilt has built and adorn
ed and bcttifled and entertained. Gould
iita kept Ira doors shut nnd lias remained
within them.
d'H Acid Plioeplialo.
ADMI11AI1LE JISSiULTS IN rBVEltS.
Dr. J. J. llyan , St. Louis , Mo. , nays :
'J invariably pwasrlbo it in fovtrs , also
n canvalcBOancii from was'ing and debit-
tatic diseased with admlrabio results. I
ho find it a tonlo to an enfeeble condition '
f the genital organs. "
Tlio ltrocliu ol Horses In America ,
Mr. F. 1C. Moroland , Ogilonsburtr , N.
1. , writes the Live Stocls Journal and
fanciers' Ga/.Ute :
"The pfactico of keeping ono or fcwo
; oed brood mares and raising colts , is D
teed practice , and ono that is grofflpg in
: aver with the dairy farmers of the ttato
of Now York. The breeding of colts has
proved so profitable and withal BO attract-
ivethatcome enterprising farmorakeopam
extramaro , and sometimes more than onp ,
for this purpose. The fact that money is
to bo nuido In this way very caiily his
induced thoao farmers who do breed colts
to use a better class of mirea for this pur
pose. In times past eel's could be pur
chased when wosiird : it from $25 to ? 3C
for an extra good ono. When colts could
ba puroKaied for the prices quoted , the
reason for such prices could generally be
traced to tbo breeding of the colts as wtll
as to the care they received , The troullo
has been that too often the very worel
specimens of maimed , broken down and
decrepit old mares were uecd for this pur.
pose. To aggravate this evil ,
the m ra was utiully kepi
in the harness fiom the day the
colt was dropped until weaned , without
the extra care which should , in justice to
tbo mire and co't , have been hwtoweel
upon her , The atalli n was too cftm ol
inferior brcoJinjr. On the whole , I en
sitUiied that § 25 wat about ell th t co't.
bred and reared In this manner are worth
The Improvement in horse breeding
ii duo to two causae : I. Good horses
have always commanded a gcol price
and bavo been very bard to pro
cure. I hose of our teamsters who
have dtsired a tram of extra good
quality idap'ed to any particular pur
pose have been compelled to procure
tbcm from other sections. 2. Knter-
pristnt : hcrio breeders Introduced pure
bred Clydesdale and Norman nUlllonsfci
the bent lit of f.avmcrj who might wish to
brccJ a serviceable style of draft Itrwo.
The introduction of tbcco heavy broods
of draft horses has worked n revolution
in brcodirt ; horses in ihii part of Iho
cmntry. i'urmojs now select a batter
class of miraa for brtcdingthan fcnucrly.
The wisdom of this courto is apparent
in the Improved class of stock
produced. Instead of a colt weighing
500 pounds at cno yo r old , if half Nor
man or half Clydculalo It Is quite apt to
weigh 1,000 pounds nt the samp ago.
The difference in value Is aeo no incon-
Mdorabio inducement to farmers to take
kindly to this method of brooding horses.
i have seen any numbar of mongrjl-bred
colts told nt ono year old for $10 to § 50
par hold. I have also BOOH ba'f-brod '
Norman colts solo at the same ngo for
$150 , and know tbnt Ills almoit impos
slb'o to prouro a good one for any less
Those half-bred ClydcsJolo and Norman
horses link o very superior teams for all
kiods of farm work , and wbat is very do
alrablc * , are always salable at very tempt
log prices. "
AC' ' RD. To nil lionro uHcrlnp from errors
nd IndUustlons oljontli , nonmucftkiicss catly
ilcoxy , loss of uunhooil , oto , t 111 eeiul a receipt
that will euro von FIlKi : OK CHAUOK. Tlila ( trent
remedy was Jlscovcrcil liy a tnlitlonary ti > South
America. Scml f clf-ftddrcsseil on > ole | > oto llKV. Jo
SKPII T. 1NMAN Station "D. " New York.
A laiuky YOVIIIK ainn.
New York Sun.
The now schooner yacht Carmohti is
hftlcg provisioned at Grconpoint for an
"around the Horn" trip to San Fran-
cso. ! She has been btilt for and is
owned by Jatncs V. ColomBii , one of the
young mlllionairos of the Panifie coast.
A few years ago Colcman held an un
important poiitlon In the then busy
town of Virginia City , Nov. The npocn
in his month was the fast of his being
the nephew of O'Brien , of the boaansn
firm of Fair , Flood & O'Brien. When
his uce'.u became a milliomire , young
Coleman eteerod clear of him , and was
not fo bo ramomborcel among the
stto'lltes who fawned and fed on him.
When O'Brien was on biadoathbtd ho
called Coloiran to him , and , pointing tea
a ( in box , said , "Tako that , Jimmy ; it
will ktep tie ocld out. " It has dona so ,
for it contained stocks and bonds and
other property worth many millions of
dollars , In fact , It contained the bulk of
O'Brien's wealth.
All ppr.or.3 ntllicted with Dyspepsia , Diar-
rlm > 3 , Colic and all kinds of hdigestinnB will
ind i'umediato relief nnd ttiro cuia by USIUK
AiiRotitiira HtttiTH. The only Reuuino is
nnuufacturcd by Dr. J. G. 15. SiCRert & ,
An Island With A Gold Mine. '
'Xow York Commercial Advertiser.
The little island in the fJardangor
Fjord , known as Bommelou , wbish , iiro
years ago , was an uninhabited and deso-
ta spot , is now a busy seno of exten
sive gold d gglng. Numerous English
urthnns and JNoi-ak bricklayers Eiid car-
loctci' } bavo for months been actively
iiigagod in boring and { inking shafts into
; ho reck , and in preparing houses aud
ihe Itsr ftr the men and machinery thai
lave been drawn hither by tbo report ol
ho di : ovoiy , In 1882 , of gold in the
Stornangan m'no. This diacoveoy had
jccu anticipated In 1802 by the find of a
lioeo of pora gold , which was at once ele-
xs'tedu the Mineralogical mcsnem ol
Jhriitfanis , where it has since rotnivned
apparently unheeded. The mine ii now
worked by an English fivmr trading , nn-
dor the litlo of the Oscar Gold Mlc'ug
crmpany , wbicn is wojkod undes the
scientiCc dlrccticn of Mr. Murihison.
> onidciblo ainuaoniont EQEIUS to have
been created among Norsemen by a Dome
vhat amhk'guoua statement , set forth in
ha company's circulars , vthich orraa'arly '
nuounces that "the gold finds at Bcm
melon arj cither natura's-gtaiteat sucoses
r hergieatost i
SKIN 1JISKAHKS CUUED.
By Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment ) . Ouroa
If by magio : 1'imples , Black Ilunds or Grub
Blotches nnd Eruptions _ on the face , leaving
the skin ciaar and beautiful , Also euros Itch ,
Bait Ithouai , Sere Nipples , Sere Lips nnd old ,
Obstinate Ulcers Sold by druggists , or
mailed on receipt prico. 60 cents. Sold by
Kuhu & Co. and O , I1' . Goodman.
a IVoiulciTuli
0-xchangoi
Probably the mojt wonderful timepleoe
vfu hoard of is a clock described by a
liudooKsjih as bcloncjinc ; to a native
jrliicttss ol Uppsr India. In front cf iho
look's d EC wiii a gong , swung , upon
olcjB , and ii30r it was a pile of uitTtcial
aiba , The pile was made up of the full
uaibor of i.arts'fcr twolva poifect bodies
utallloy heaped together in eeming
onfueictiVhcuaverthehandsof the
lock indicated the hour of ono , out from
ic pile crawled juit the numbir c parts
o foiuv the ffjino of i'ia uimp6i't jUning
'self ' to the part with quick rno'.aliu click ,
nd when completed , the ligure pivir ) '
p , ( eizod aouiall maJiet , and walking up
> the gong , striuk one , tbo first huur.
Vhtii two o'clock oime , two monroio up
nd did likewise , and BO through all the
icurs cf the day , tha number of figures lc
tolng the tnnij as the cumber of the
til at noon and midnight the en o
Ire heap epring vip , and , nwrcbing to
lie gong , struck erie after another , each
lin blow , making twelve In all , and then
'ell to pieces again.
A CoulL , t'olel or HoroTljroat
'hould not bo Ecglectcd , EaowN'.s 35noN-
CSIIAL TitocIE3.-ATOuBimplo ! remedy , and give
prompt rolitf. 'Jcentn n bo * .
n
A C < > KrossmMi Ktllecl t > y
t
Senator Vest's rcft re lisas io the t *
eprcsoatatlvea frjin Onio who
rom a nowspipor man and bad published
n the lleoord the sima identical speech
wl'h'n ' tvo weeks , writes a Washington
cor/ejpondeut to Tha liar t ford Post , has
tined up sorno reminiscencea of congres
sional plagiarissi. It is told by onu of
ho oid-timoni at tbs cipitcl tbat'Speaker
White , of Kciitinky , came to his death
is tbo result of txporuro for dciofj some
thing of this kind. While ho w & speaker
of the house in the twenty-seventh con
; reea , and was an abla man , ho vas so
irejaul with biuims.s that when ho bade
; o deliver his valedletc ry ho got ono ol
theto men who t > rj always on hand to
make a llttlo money to wrifobu aidross.
U was handed him just n little while bc
Fore the time ho had to deliver It , Rii
bo put It In h's pecket without roadin ? .
When lha time canu , ho icss and tlowly
unfolding the manusjrlpt read IliB ad-
drcts. It was very brilllatt , but it wts
Aaron.Bnn's famous valedictory to the
senate. The speaker nev r recovered
f iu the shock , flo went homo , was
taken very (11 ( and it in siippCBsd he
killed himself fortlmmo ,
Ono reason why diiraioo of llii bladder
and brlnsr/ organs are so difficult to cure
is lha' , thuy frcqaen ly have no prciuun
ced symptoms HUXTH [ Kidney an
Uv < r ] Kt.MEDV IB picullarly adapted to
ihe cure of these rumphioti , nd yoea a1
once tu the itut of iho trouble , ghitig re
lief at urce.
. .
Rheumatism uralgto
, , Sciatica.
Lumbago , Backache. Headache. Toolhaclic ,
lit- < , | , , , . | | | , , , | , . ,
> rn . .soalil . I'rnot llllpji ,
AMI
.
: \ . \ 0111:1.1:11 : : co.
U.lllnortllJ.l.S. I.
S lt'sSpecinelmscnreil ( mj rnnccr which
\rrjluil. lain now ( n flno hoilth ; nc\er Ivcttcr
1I \ OL'ilnril 25 pounils since I boR n Uklng Swill'
Sii.-clllc | it 8. DliAliroitu , 'lIptoiiMllo , Tonn ,
CANCKH FPU MANY YKUS.Scnnnt 1m
boon Bltllctcd ( or m n.v ) ors with n cMicor i n tic
nofolilrli roolxlcil nil oort of tttntmcut. 5lio n
cured entirely with Swllt'n Sprclflc.
Jens lliu , Druggist , Tliomson , C .
KOSK KATK.V OFF , V joiinir man near thi
town hmlftii oatlnK CMireron hla faro which haj ilo
ttroj uil his note Mul wasoatinj townul hlscjci A
a last resort I | mt him on Swllt'a Spotllc , oiul It 1m
cured him sound ami well
M. F. CIII-MLKI , M , ! > . , CRlcthcrpc , On
Mo socn rcimrKnblo rrxults tram the u o o
Swift's hpccllb in cancer. Hhas cured bC\eir\U sc
under tnro nace. .
llKV. J. II. CAMI nr.u. , Coiumhus , Oa
Salt's Srcelflola entirely vcRctablr , andeccmst
euro rancors by fo tlnfr out the hnpuiltlta fiom th
blood. Treatise on Elcod ft'iil Skin Uhcajca mallei
free. The Swift Specific Co , Druucr 3 , AtlanU , Ga.
or 1CD W. ? 3d St. , New York.
CThronle.tSferrons O
dnich. Hlirn Vuiv * .
M'r"'c1 O'lirntttnoivrn
\
Address , r. Ii. i . IU. ! > . , i8C > SoutL
Clark Street , CHICAGO.
VS u o
[ { SUCCESSORS TO J7.1VIS It S.VYUER.)1 )
I.V
150i FAKNAM STUH3E31 , - OMArTA.
Hiva fci RVo ro00a acres oirt fully selected landc-
In haitovii Helmut a , at Io juice and on fasy torn.9
Improvid farn'8 ' forualu In Doiul.is , Dodjjc , Colfuv ,
Platte , JJujt , ( Juniini ; , ti&rpy , V achingtou , Morrlck ,
SaunJors , an I Ilutlor countlon ,
Taxia [ ill J In til partH of the Bints.
Money loatc.l on iinrovcil ) 'nnna. '
Notary Tublla aluayd la oilici. CorrcsponJonco
BOllcltcd
61 7 St. Chnrlcs Sf. , Sf. Louis , Mo.
A rrgu'ir ' grrvduate of mo Hedlcal CoDj cii , ha ticpti lotigei
fntrapoJ In tfpeclnl IrcntmeDt nf OBUONIC , Nim\on , BKIK
nod Ilu > oD DxiABMttino nnv * otlirr * ( ijtlclnn In fit. Loulj ,
u pity p fcr * tliow bin ! oil old rcnlJfTitb know.
Nervous Prostration , Dcbl'ily , Mcntl And
Physical Weakness ; Mercurlaand ( otn
ttons of Tliuat , Skin or Uoncs * Blood Po
Old SOTGS TTld UlCCrS. ro trrutM wllli unj
uccew , n laiMi self nilUa prlnelr lc . Hm'elv. PrlvnU'l * .
Diseases- Arising from Indls-eretlon , Excess ,
Exposure CAlndulgcncc , which rfoJnee sera of ( ba
following cfT D < , tii uertoiiiDcijf , JcMl.17 , dlmuts * of sight
sad defoctlvo armory , flmple * on the face , iibrtlcnl decay ,
HVf rvlou to tlit tfoelelj of fL-niHlrn , cn3luI i of lictti , etc
ln o Improper or unhappy * * J
. I'nrnphkt ( ! pnfJcn tto abate , net *
In lealcil cu\rlope , free to any uOdrtu Consul tailcoat tf
Ueoor by muUSrc , and Invited. IVrl'-i for quctUoni.
A i Positive Written Suaranteo
RlTc > lnall < cnnbtc iii , UoJlcln : ntnl ercrynhcro.
ramphleti , tncllbU or OertEan , 01 paces , do-
Jorlbiuc nbovo dlieaieo , In maloor fcinalo.l'ilEa
O UBDE !
SCO pngo. fliniilttm. llltiilrated ID t loth and till Mnd
I/knicjut > jon ) .l go ; mr. imr | tenn , sic. Ttli
eoiitnlQo- tbe curlom , doutitful cr * iQquUltlre vt
know i , A b k 01 croit lat rM | to lO. UcalUl. Uo
\IT
aiu the LIUIiR
anil IasT'iiili Till'
nucl VIOOK uf YOUTli. ! ) >
Wuint Ol Al'lH'lHl' ' ,
'os rcculvu ii.
LlilH'ii8 ( liu rnlnil vnJ
BUrillllCO llfllll 1'OVVt.
Simcilimirou , uouiiilaliiu
juifulinr In Ihi'lr EC xiM
ind In 211. Zl' OUT.K'RXH.OW aejIJTC n tnf ad
'ily cure , vilvcouflcut , liCxillliy coiuiicvn'i. |
1'retnont atiompts al
iopoiuarlly | ; | ! rtlui or xlnnl. Do uot exii'ji'i
JiiilNpullliu Ollll'IN Ul A.1U IIKHT.
iiurlvl < U is' tii'll i > r. Hnrtbr ATnd O-i ,
Mo. . lor ojr "DKEAM UOO1S.1
ocnrasw ;
& /f&-
f
" j i
" / <
- < .V rti. . Juyif-ii * hiniilar v.timo.
nliln , JIM \ioll an t' ' ) M lstin rt'nntiililo pU ! clann
thronvhoiu tli ulii > ! l'.H ' .ti-nt.fy to tli > iviiirtl > nf
itonr-icK's roon saa INFANT. ? AND WTAI.IIJB
llrtiulreri no ioo'lr.it : iUMtli ) d In hmilr.'W'rMd'
> vn. ( Iund7 itii. llynililru irlntH li. Koi-iiK'-'u.
IIOIU.U'K'S I'OIM ' ) ( ' ( I. , Idirlitf , Vt'fx.
-Ufntliv mall nn rcis hit of rrloimn IIUIH ut
.
> 1.1 II. .
| ! MI itt .ikwp. ,
r. .f ciMibUr..iu , A.k
j. w.at , coia
at : N. a * .
Ily the U'o o
iroilttttr'a fitoiruicli
Jilttera the ha/gard
upi > oir ! ice of i he
counUnaiiro andvil
louiifut of dy ) > i'i-
tlui are bUij.UntcJ |
lor look
ai tha food i
id
ffyulrun ] Mibotanco
ApiietiiuU itiitured ,
ana tljuiicrvous jn
tern refrethcd ultli
much nctded eluui-
Ur , throajjli the i ; eel
ol tt.li iiixJlclne ,
which Is alto bene
ficial to iieraoa ol a
rliuutnatlo tendency
eii'l an Ineitiioal/lu
lire ontiMj cf filter
IM * < ue. forailo
A
The ronwrknblo growth of Omaha
during the hat few yonn la a mnttor ol
great MtonUhment to those who pay &a
occaalonal visit to this growing oily. Tbs
dovolopmout of the StocV Ynnla the
necessity of the Bolt f Ltni , Road tbo
finely pnvod Btroota tljo hundreds of now
residences nnd costly business blookn ,
with the popnUtlon of our cltjr raoro than
doubled In the lost fiva yonnu All thlt
la n great surprise to vlfiltora nnd Is the
admiration of our oHIzcne. This rapid
growth , the business activity , and tha
many snbatantlal Improvements madn a
lively demand for Orasbiv real estate , and
every Invostoi has made a bondiome
profit.
Slnoa the Wall Street panic Hay ,
with the inbaonuont crj of hard tlmua ,
there has boon loan demand from npoonU-
tore , bnt n Ms demand from lurostori
necking homos. This Jailor class ara
tnklBR advantage of low prlcoi In build.
Ing material nnd nroBocnrlugthrlrhoinoi
at much lew coat than will be possible
year honca. Spcculntons , too , can buy
real cata * a cheaper now and ought to taka
odvant. o of present prloos tot fotun
pro ti.
The nest few years promlsea groatea
djvolopmenis In Omaha than the past
( i v i years , which have been an good M
wo could raMonably dostro. Now man
ufacturing eoiabHshmonto and largo job-
blnghouaoaaro added nlmoBfcweeljly , and
all add to tha prosperity of Omaha.
There ore raany In Omaha and through-
bnt the State , who have their money in
the banks drawing a nominal rata c * IE-
torost , which , If judiciously luvoatod la
Omaha real estate , would bring them
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargolnn whhh wa nra confident will
bring the purchaser Iwgo profiU In th
near fntnru.
Wo have for sale the finest reai-
donco probity in the north and
western parts of the city.
North wo hnvo fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue , 17th ,
18th , 19th and 80th streets.
Wesb on Farnara , Davenport ,
Dumiug , and all the lending streets
n that direction.
The grading of Fnrnani , Califor
nia and Davenport streets lias made
accessible Homo of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building o the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
jerty in tliewestern part of the city
will increase in vnlun
Wo also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper-
, y in the south part of the city. The
levelopments made in this section
) y the Stock Yards Company and
; he railroads will certainly double
; ho once in a short limn.
We also have Homo line business
ots ami some elegant inside rnsi-
denco ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
fjctd bj.jpniUB by calling
213 South Mth Bt ,
Dot reen Fnrnbom oud Douglas ,
P. S. We ask those who hav
iroporty for ale at n bargain to ive
is a callWp want only bargains
We will positively not handle prop
erty at niorethim its real value.