THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , SEPTEMBER 24 , 1899. 18
y RUBBER GOODS CO. ,
Nebraska. Below we show by cuts a small portion
STOCK. Quite a number of articles which we carry
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE IF YOU
rmnf-nrl Tmmi nrmlinntimi .
quoted upon application. DON'T SEE WHAT YOU WANT.
ALL KINDS OF ATOMIZERS.THIS nrni.TOE r > t CKNTS. ELECTRIC BATTERIES.
. . RUBBER BED PAN. NURSING BOTTLES.
We carry a very oompletn line SYRINGES.
< -f tmnlcrs of all kinds and nra .
In. king extremely low prices on
inmuo show below & few
styles only , but our stock com- We sell about CO kinds of
to kinds.
limes
syringes the ono shown by cut Is
made of heavy elais with cloio
fitting pUton and has soft nibber
tip. Trice , ssc each. Sent per
The Acme OH Atomizer. mall upon receipt of prlco. Wo
have email all glass syringes ,
same shape for loc , ito and zoo
each ,
VTe carry a very complete line
of lyrlnRos sultc-d to the various
purposes needed. Wo show cuts
of two kinds below.
f Wo have a very complete assortment of sup.
piles for the mir orj. In nurMiiR bottloi wo
Wo handle n nice line of batteries , both liquid Imvo twoho (12) ( ) different sliipos nnd stjloi
and dry cell. Prices , $3.60 , $4.00. $6.00 and f.s.00 , 8HOKT some for NHOKS-ca-iy flltliiK In sterllzers to cloM\-somo others with
- \ - wltli
Call and them.
ECO \n\\o \ at bottom of bottle other * Unit rome
I EAB HTIUHGE. MEDICINE CASES. nptrt in mlddlo 1 ho prlco on moit kinds Is i o
racli.ii for 2' > c , and " 60 per doenVo have
The fttoml/er shown by cut above Is the one The above syringe comes bent about ! 5 kinds of rubber nipples to lit the nurs-
Wo specially recommend to our customers nsono and straight and ! made of heavy era mentioned nDo\ .
Khlch will plvo satisfaction It sprays any kind annealed , glass with close nttlng
fluid cither oil , water or alcoholic solutions. The synnpo mown anoreTifts twotiard rubber
, piston. rrlco , 200 ana 200 each.
tips , h.is noiseless sinker and tight joints. It t
I has a very strong , durable bulb , fitted with KILL MILK MICROBES.
aluminum valvn. The nosoplcco Is mndo of non- us good etery bit as the syrlngo ordinarily sola
corroding racial Tills atomizer Is adnptod for for $1.00 to $1.25. Wo sell this syringe for coo ;
praying ooso only , , 1'ilce $1.00 ; by mall , $1.10. German Steam Atomizor. by mall , ooc.
Wo have Rubber Bed Pans-shapo Just as
This steam atomizer Is stronRly constructed , shown above also round color black. Price ,
easy to take apirt , nil and operate. It Is fir HOT (3.00 for round and I3.0 for oral.
superior to a kind which has sold for $50G for HOBNB NTIUNGE.
rrmny years Price of Gorman Steam Atomizer , Above syrlngo Is tnado of non-corroding metal
Good Value Atomizer , No.2O. $3 oo. 13urn alcohol. WATER and comes In 4,8 and is ounce (1 ( pt. ) capacity. ICE BAGS.
Prlco , coo , $1.00 and $1.33.
Good Value Atomizer , No. I.
BAGS.
r POWDER BLOWER.
For face ache or
NEUKALGIA Thonactorlnana microbes which sometimes
,
Intost milk can bo killed by 81 KIIILIKAI ION.
there Is nothing
The medicine shown abo\ contains 8 IhUcan best bo
certain of casn ns \ o accomplished by use of the
more
Immediate strong bottles , each having n capacity of 4 AHNOUV8 HTKAM brKlllUKIilt This Is
relief ElvlDg than water drams. The case Is handsome and serviceable. fitted with 7 graduated bottles holding 8 ounces
. a Prlce$200. Wo have nice cisos for $ l.oo , $1.60 o.ich. Itlsmuloof heavy tin with cooper bet
bag.wo sell A two- and $2.60 Just the thing for a fishing or camping tom. It can bo heated on > < : , oil , alcohol , gaso-
Powder blower , shown above , Is one of tha
.
lluo
quart b ig which Is rnoit convenient made. Hy means of a slip joint trip.Add or kitchen stovo. ItSiuhantnges < i\ur any
warrantnd.forKOc Add lee for mailing. other slot Hirer are Tory evident. Price , $3.00
, the tnbo bo separated and loaded with
can
each.
Call for book
telling all about thorn.
postpaid COcthree- powder. Price , 7BC each ; by mall , 80c.
quart bag , esc , by
mall , 75c. Our RUBBER URINALS. "Wo sell M kinds of Rubber Ice Hags Some FOR THE BABY.
best 'velvet rod ' INVALID CUSHIONS. mndo of soft rubber , the mouth to bo closed with
rubber two-quart No. 1 , Male , $1.25 No. 3,1'cmalo , $150. hrgo cork Prices sr.c , roc. coo nnd 7Co. Wo
bag , $1.00 , by mall , The nrtlclo also have the largo "Fngllsh" Ice Hags , roado of
(1.10. shown by cut li checked rubber cloth , with screw cap metal
ono which brings mouth-Jt.oo each. Ice bags sent by mail upon
"This atomizer lins s tips , adapted for sprayingno atomizer shown above Is a moit excellent preat comfort to receipt of prlco.
nose throat and up behind iialato. It H strongly ono. and Is etronp and durable. It sprays watery jhoso who ridden ro
Blck orbed
c ntfructnd and works perfectly. rrlco.Jl.00 ; solutions woll-HOuy solutions fairly welL , 1'rlce ,
In all of
bv mall. $1.10. we ; by mall. coc. Finger Cots protracted cases illness MEDICINE DROPPERS
the of the Invalid
use
WHEN YOU SPRAIN YOUR ANKLE-I.25. valid cushlonwlll
prevent bedsores The Acme Nipple , shaped an shown above.
or make pa It perhaps the best of all-for the reason that
tient comforta- H docs not collapse. They tire black , maroon
bloafterthosoros ( red ) and whlto. The black test longest BO
ha\e formed. Wo each , 450 per dozen. Sunt postpaid upou receipt
havothocushtons of prlco.
Victor Non- In three sizes 13 ,
14 and 10 Inches la dlamotor at $1.75 , $ tM and tkiYa0chrby aTino.dropporBlbcnt8ndBtral8llt ? < RUBBER HAND BRUSH
.
Collapsible $2.25.
\7hen your ankle or knee Is sprained yon will want some cnitohes. We sell a good , stout pat *
or $1.25 ; best maple , $1,76 pair. Wo have all slzos of crutch rubberi at SSo per pair. By mall , 350- Nipple.
We have quite n complete line of rubber
nrlnils and can supply them In the style
shown by cuts nlxno also In long ones
reaching down the leg. Prices from $1.25 to RUBBER CLOVES.
f2.GO.
ZINC DOUCHE PAN. Wo have A full assortment of Rubber
Gloves , which are now so much In UEO for
protecting the hands from water and soil.
Wo have them In tan and black , but recom
mend the latter as wearing bettor. .Price , Rubber hand brush as shown above. Prlco ,
$ i.2S , by mall , $1.15. 2M. You cannot wear It out.
The Zinc DouchoPan , shown toy cut above , Is TOOTHBRUSH
the best thing oor devised for either a douche
or bed pan. It Is non corrodablo and non break
. aiid less BRUSH
able-much lighter limn ca > thcnna.ro
expensive than granite Very comfortable for The "MAW" Nipple , shown above , la Intend'
pitlputind has OMJI eight quirts capacltj ed for golngon nttlng with long rubber tube to go
_ _ . . ivhlch is full ) doublothatof the oidlnary onus. HOLDER. down In nursing bottle. It comes In w ulto. rod
Tbo above Nipple We hive linger Cots Its many advantages must bo apparent to pin si- . recommend black as being '
and black. wo
cannot collapse. hi very thin rubber and r'ans , nurbo and patltnt. Prlco , fc.OO each ; with , , each a for IOC Me dozen
v We sell all kinds of rubber goods at least all kbVs which are In any way medical accesiorlM , Prlco. ec each : 200 the heavy. Ire feet rubber outlet tublnc. $2 23. h ! s ± a most durable GO dozen. ; , per ;
mitch Tips , 2to per pair ; 300 by mall. Wo soil the crutches , too. per dozen. for catalogue. by mail , 400 per
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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DROLLERIES OF DONEGAL
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A Scries of Irish Folk Stories By Scunins Macmnnus.
MANIS , THE BESOM MAN.
Author of "Through the Turf Smoke , " "TheLeadin1 Road to Donegal. "
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( Copyrlght.1699 , toy S. S.McCluro Co. )
Once upon a Umo , when pigs was awine ,
long , long ago , there was a man named
Manls , iwho supported himself nnd his old
disabled mother by making besoms out of
the long heather on the lonely moor where
they lived. Ono dtty , wlion Manlfl was driv
ing a very aorry old Institution of a. horse
< hat you could count every bone In hla body
through the skin to the town -with a load
of bosoms for Bale , Manls began to ruminate
to himself on tbo bad trade this same besom-
making wna becoming , entirely , that he
could hardly kcfj > body and ) oowl sticking
MANIS STUCK THE OOLD PIECES INTO
TUB HOLES IN ITS HIDE.
together himself , lot alone support his
mother nnd nn old horee that would BOOU
dlo on his Oiands anyuay ; and then he'd be
In a fix. for he couldn't scrape as much
money together ae would buy a now straddle ,
let alone a now hone. AuJ then , as for
celling thl one , tlt'a what lio'd lm\o to pay
a man to take lUru off his hands , let alone
gfrt money for him. Hut it's a 'bad disable
that can't bo cured somehow , Manls eald
to himself so he began to consider to hlm-
eolf tiow he couM cell Ills ricklo of a pony
to ailantaKOMania had atout as clever a
bead as over vras eot nn Ignorant ehoulders .
nnd right > \ \ ell ho know this for heas not
long finding a way out of the pickle. When
be went to the town and disposed of his be-
Eom , and eot the money for thorn , ho put
the money into shilling pieces , bait-crown
plocoa and ono haJf-txnereign , and , Inquiring
Cor the grandest hotel , he put bis horee into
the stable , and ttucic the gold half-soverelgt *
L
and all tbo ether pieces Into the holes In its
hide 'for the poor baste'a skin had boles
enough to hide away a fortune In , goodness
kaowa ellpplnB them just where you'd know
In under the skin ; and then ho went Into tht >
"hotel " and ordered the best of everything ,
oatlng and drinking for himself , and as for
the horse , ho told them not to nparo the
corn and bran masbee on him , for ho "nas
going to put Ihlm into training for a great
race. Mania got all ho called for , and tha
horeo , too , pot everything of the best , and
that all fared well until it came to the pay
ing of the bill , which came to a big figure
entirely. "When the bill 'i\as put before
him , Manls oaid ho would call again and pay
It ; that ho hod no ready cash about him
now , and all that. But the saltern raised
the dlvll of a ruction , and sent for the ownoi-
of the ihotel himself , who happened to bo
mayor over the town. Andl they pointed
out Mania to him , and told him the whole
story , and the mayor said that If Manls
didn't take and ip y the money on that In
stant moment ho-would send for the soldiers ,
and have him hung toy court-marblal at oneo
"Well , well , " eoz Mania , soz he , "but thla
Is a nice how-do-yo-do that a gentleman can't
bo trusted for a few shillings only this way.
Sweet good luck to you and your house , " eez
ho to the mayor. "I never yet In all my
travels mot wilth euch ondalcont people.
Though I have a shabby coat on me alt self , "
sez Mauls , "don't Judge me by that , for
that's my notion , and it's the way I choose
to go. And look ye hero now , Mlsthor
Mayor , " eez ho , "I could not only pay for
my own dinner , but I could Invite etery
mother's sowl In this town good , bad and
ondlfferent , big , nee and middling here and
glvo them their dinners and pay for them ,
and buy you out of house and home then , and
make a present of the whole consarn to your
waiter tbero the next minute , and Jlvo as
ondependeut as a prence still alter , " BCZ
Manls. "Hut if jou must bo paid for your
hungry bltof , a dinner that wouldn't break a
man's fast on a Good Friday , ye must. I
left my purse behind mo at home , and I
didn't just want to abuse my poor baste now ,
seeing he's after a long Journey ; but to etop
your throat I'll do anything , BO here be
goes. " And with that Manls plants his
hat on his head and away out to the stables ,
with the mayor nnd all the waiters after him
to see what ho WUH up to at all , at all ,
iManls led the pony out to the > ard and ,
telling the crowd to stand oft him , he got
the pony by the head with one hand and
with a stick Jn the ether ho struck the
horso'e rlba Just beside the place he had hid
the half sovereign , aud the horse flung up
as well aa ho was able bckaso for six years
bofo > ro he never had the spirit to fling till he
got the feed of corn and bran and out Jumps
the gold half sovereign and rolls Just right
to the maor'e feet. Tbo mayor looked down
at it bo\\Uderod ,
"Will ye kindly , " sez Manle , sez lie , in an
off-hand eort of way to the invyor , "will yer
Tnayorshlp kindly pick up that coin and tcl
mo how much It Is ? "
The mayor picked It up , and he looked
at It , and ho turned It over and looked at
the other aide , and then Jingled It on tlu
ground , and next bit It with 'his teeth
"Well , by all that's infarnal , " aez he , "but
it's a good shining goold half sovereign ,
sez hovdth the king's head on It. "
"Humph ! " sez Manls , eez ho , "is that all ?
That's not enough , then. We must tr >
again. "
So Manls whacked the horse again , and
again , and again ; and the horse flung up
again , and again , and again ; and the coins
come Jumping out , rolling among the
waiters , and them picking them up , and
shouting out every time how much they
were. When Mania got enough to pay the
bill"Now
"Now , " sez he , "when I have my hand
on him , I may as well take the price of a
box of matches and a bit of tobacco out
of him , " and ho flogged out another couple
of half-crowns , the mayor and the waiters
looking on with their mouths open and
rubbing their eyes every now and then to
see whether it was asleep or awake they
were. When Mania had finished , nnd hod
all the pieces flogged out of him except
a couple , he yoked him into the cart , aa If
ho was going to start.
"I say , my good man , " sez the mayor ,
when ho got hla breath with him1 "I say ,
ray good man , " soz he , "would you sell that
horse ? "
"Is It sell him ? " sez Manls , sez he. "Not
by no means "
"I would bo content to give you a goodi
onny for him , " oz the mayor ; "Just as a
urioslty to show my friends , you know. "
"You'll ha\e to get some other curiosity
jr your friends this time , then , " sez
-Mnnls. "This would be a rare curiosity , en
tirely. "
"I wouldn't refuse you 50 down In cold
cash for him , " sez the mayor.
"Fnlx , I suppose you would not , eez
Manls , tartly.
"I wouldn't refuse you 100 down for
him , now that I think of It , " sez the mayor.
" " Manls.
"Think again , sez
"O , but I think that a big penny , " sez
the mayor.
"And wouldn't you think 500 bigger ? "
sez Manls.
" 0 , I couldn't think of that , my good
man , " sez the ma > or.
"Very well and good , then , " said Manle
"When o-very ono sticks to their own no
man's wronged. Good morning and good
luck , " sez he , pretending to go and to drive
off.
"Hold on , ye , " ecz the mayor , running
forward and catching the rolns. "Is It very
expensive , his keep ? Have you to feed him
on anything special to get them coins out
of ihlm ? "
" " "Yes , sartlnly , " ecz Manls ; "his keep Is
a very expensive item entirely and If you're
not prepared to gtvo him his fill of good
oats , corn nnd bran there's no use In your
throwing away your Biard-earned money
purchasing him from < me. I Hke to bo hon
est with you , BO good morning again. "
"Hold on , you ! Hold on , you ! " eez the
mayor , pulling the rolns with all his might ,
HIS GINTLEMEN FRIENDS ROUND ADOUT HAD TO DRAG HIM AWAY.
for Manls was making wonderful big quiv
ers with the reins and the whip , aa If ho
wanted to got away , hither or no , and that
ho was In no way consarncd to make sale.
"Hold on , you ! " aez the major. "Ono of
you run In there , " BOB ho to tbo waiters ,
AND OUT JUMPED THE GOLD HALF-
SOVEREIGN.
"and fetch mo out 500 you'll get rolled up
In the foot of an old stocking In the bottom
tom corner of my trunk and the others of
you take this horeo out of the cart and
put him Into tbo fatablo , " sez ho.
So the waiter soon came running back
with the foot of an old stocking , and the
lord mayor counted 600 gold sovereigns
out of it down Into Mania' hand , and Manls
and him parted , Mania going whistling homo
with a light heart.
The mayor had the pony locked tip In n
stable by Itself , up to tbo eyes In corn nnd
bran , and ho double-locked It , putting tbo
key into hla own pocket , and then -went
round the town telling all his gentlemen
friends of his good fortune , and inUtlng
thorn all to come at 12 o'clock the next day
till they > would have the pleasure of seeing
him flogging a hundred pounds or so out of
tha horse. Sure enough , at 12 o'clock the
next day , all his gentlemen friends were
gathered in the hotel yard , and the lord
mayor came out and opened the stable door ,
and ordered one of hla men to lead out the
horse. Howas provided with a nice little
tough cano himself , that ho had bought at
18 pence in a little shop next door , specially
for tbo occasion , and ho ordered his man to
lead the horeo into the middle of the yard ,
and then he went round clearing a circle
round the horse , putting his gentlemen
friends back with the cane , as ho said the
little coins would likely to rolling among
them , and maybe got lost.
"Now , John , " sez ho to the man who waa
holding the horee , "keep a good tight grip
on the rctna , and don't let him hurst away.
I'll not keep you long , for I'll only take a
few hundred pounds out of him the day ,
Just to lot these gentlemen friends of mine
tee the thing. Hold hard , now , " eta he ,
and ho drew the cane a sharp slap on the
poor haste's ribs.
Up flung tbo horeo and out Jumped a coin
and rolled Into the crowd.
The lord major crossed his arms , and
axed BO mo of the crowd to lift it nnd tell
him what it "was.
They lifted and examined It , as 4f it was
ono of the seven , wonders of the world , and
they bit it and scratched It aud Jingled it ,
and sez they :
"It's a good , bright shilling , with the
king's head on it , "
"Humph ! " ecz the lord mayor , a woo bit
taken aback , "is that all ? I expected a bit
of goold , but the goofd'fl to como yot. Hold
hard again. John ! " eez ho , and ho corao
down another sharp rap on the horse's rlba
Up Hung the horeo and out jumps another
coin. "Kindly tell mo , " eez ho , crossing
his arms and looking on indifferently ,
"kindly tell mo , " ecz he , "how much la
that ? "
The crowd took it up again and scratched
It nnd rubbed It and Jlnglod It and bit it
and sez they :
"It'e a half crown , toy the toss o1 war ! "
"Well , middling , middling , " saja ho ;
"we're getting toward the goold now. Hold
hard again , John ! Look out , gentlemen ,
for I'm guessing this will bo a half sov
ereign or a sovereign and It might got lost. "
And with that ha como down another rap
on the haste's rlba , but lo and behold you !
though the horeo flung over eo high , the
eorra take the coin , or coin came out.
The lord mayor looked round him and
then looked up in the nlr to see If the coin
wont up that way and forgot to come down ,
but eoclng no sign of it there ho turned to
John and , eei ho ;
"What way did that coin go , John ? "
"Faith , " soz John , s z ho , "you put mo a
puzzler. Ax mo another. "
"There's eomo mistake , " says the lord
mayor pquaring himself out and folding up
his sleoves. "I'm afraid that I didn't
strike hard enough that time ; hut It will
not bo my ( fault this tlmo or I will. " So
down ho comeo , such a ipoltbogue on the
poor "brute's " bonea as made Us Inutile sound
like a drum , and up higher than over the
boato flung Its heels , nndi the lord mayor and
John and all the crowd stood back to watch
for the coin , but good luck to their wit , if
they were watching from that time till this
the dickens receive tbo coin or coin would
they see ,
"Right enough , " sez the lord mayor , sez
ho , "It's as plain as a plko staff that there
must 'bo ' seine mlstako here. Don't you
think isn't there fcorno mlstako , John ? "
"Falx , " 6fz John , "I wouldi bo very
strongly of the opinion that there Is. "
"John , " BCZ the lord mayor , ecz ho , " 1
think we're not holding hla head the right
way. It strikes mo that the owner of him
held hla hca < l to tbo north when ho was
flogging the moner out of him. What do
you think it we hold hla head to tbo north ? "
"Anything at all you please , " BPZ John ,
"I'm paid to obey orders. "
"All right then , John , just move hla head
round that way a little. That's it. That
will do , " BOZ the lord mayor , "Now hold
hard , John , and keep a sharp eye out for
the coin , " eez he , spitting on the Etlck and
winding it round hln head and fetching It
down. O , molla murdherl that you'd think
tt wouldn't Have a bone la the poor basto'a
body it wouldn't knock into a stirabout.
And then up flung the horse nnd the mayor
Jumped back , and then the mayor hold out
hla hand and said , "Whlshtl Whisht ! " and
set up his cars to hear whore the coin would
fall ; but , movrone , no'er a coin or coin waa
to bo hoard. The first thing the mayor
heard wa a bit of n titter of a laugh , and
then another nnd another , till the titter went
round all his glntlomcn friends. With that
ho got black in the face , to find that ho had
made such a fool of himself , and to the flog
ging of the horse ho falls again , dctarmlnod
to have It out of him if there was a coin at
all In him. And ho flogged him high up
and low down , and all around , whacking and
striking , and pufllng and cursing , nnd the
baste flinging and leaping aud neighing and
whinnying , till at length yo a'most wouldn't
see tha poor animal for blood and foam.
And hla glntleraen frlcndn round about bad
to interfere at last and drag him awny from
the horse by hruto force and threaten to
glvo him In charge to the soldiers it ha
MANIS GOING WHISTLING IIOMH WITH
LIGHT HEART.
didn't stop murdering the creature , and
the horse waa dragged off and the lord
mayor was dragged in , and the whole town
laughed for nlno days after till they laughed
the lord mayor clean out of hla ofllce. And
as for Mauls , the raocal , ho gave up th
bosom making trade , as well ho might , and
ho lived an ondcpcndent private glntleman.
himself and his mother , for the rest oi
their days on the interest of hla money ,
A Woril to
Mothers of children affected with croup on
a severe cold ncod not hesitate to administer
Chamborlaln'8 Cough Remedy. It contains
no opiate or narcotic In any form and may
be given an confidently to the Lahe as to an
adult. The great BUCOCCSS that liao attended
Us use in the treatment of colds and croup
has won for it the approval and praise it has
received throughout the United Status un < l
in many foreign Undo.