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The Right lion. W.E. Gladstone- Count Ferdinand do Lessors. - Andrew Carnegie. - Cyrus W. Held.
The Marquis of Lome. - Justin McCarthy, M. P. - Sir Lyon Play fair. - Prank R. Stockton.
Henry Clews. - Vasili crestcha-in. W. dark Pvusscll. The Carl of Neath. -Dr. Lymaa Abbott.
Camilla L'rso.-Mrs. Henry M. Stanley, and One Hundred Others.
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Articles of Practical Advice. Sketches of Travel.
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and will !Mip'y en'it a 'turn o.i most lav
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Ami all kiiiitHoi tin work prom ilv
lime. Or.lJ.B Iimiu tin couuiry Hullciteil
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PERKINS- IIOUSR.
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Plattsmouth Nebraska
II. M BONS, Propriator,
lhe Perkins ba been thorough!)
enoyated from tov to '.n-.;r..ru ha :
tow ono of the hunt hotels in the Htttc
3Knl -rs will he Uken by the w;k hi
M.50 and up.
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CIVIL ENGINEER
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Hints on Self-Education.
Household Articles.
Natural History Papers.
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oiti r'l -ii Oil in It cure.
CLinberbin'a Eyo and E&n
Ointment.
A certain enro for Chronlo Soro Eyos,
Tetter, Salt Khoum, Scald Head, Old
Chronlo Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Trairio Scratches, Soro ITIppIcs
and Piles. It is coolies and soothing.
Hundreds of coses have been cured by
it after all other treatment had foiled,
It Is put up ia 3 and CO cent bosea.
NE83 OTA DROIfflfl CURED
I fisN lntbi TulitiUr k.r Cttab
Whupt-rs (jfjnl, ('oinforttl.le.
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103 llruftUira, Aw imk, WriU tut buv4 ut rwuirnLC
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HA!S BALSAM
npf.ni.-l ptitl l-vaLLUi t' o half.
1-U'r.uiii tot a luxii. iltnt grtiwtk
vAi'ilN-vp. fails to IHcritoro (Jroy
rr'. Unir to in Youthful Color.
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GKATEUL COMFOETING
I1REAKFAST
"fra thormieh knowieilx of t ntnra'
laws wlilrli Knvmn tlieo ;itlie n of il frm on
a-l io Iiiiioii ami lie rarrfin at h Ion ' I
Hie One iriii"tliif wrll siOe.-twl o . Mr,
Kent Inis P'i tIiIhiI our lina ' fnl tahlw w til
ilel.ca eiv fl vine.l lit-vo mo wlihii ncy .ve
us manv li'-arv iHx'tor'lit . It I" tiv (lie i dle
l"U use of nieli art'ei Het th t a ioii
ltutl"n mav lie tmitually tn IU iii ipitli t oni!
iinnitl to riiW eery t naenry to ll-tase.
Iliimlreiti of mibllo nla lli-s arn fl lu g
ar u ill ns reailv 10 aMack Wii.'ievi r le-ie a
wei. k roiol. Me niay encup inmir a I til
Slinfi li keeeli'in 'iirne e well tor ifl-ol vl h
pure bhM i and a protierly n"iirlili'l f'aine
Civil hervt 'e (isfile. Mifliml simo'r itll
boiiinit water or inrk. Sold icoy In balf-pouDil
Hi", 0 iTorrli's iiilieilert thin:
JAMk Kri'S UO , UoaiBoimtlile Chemlft
I olid ,n. KnL rd
nr n acetw wanted for
ElljpAYlIGHr
erMGIIlS AMtbllAIXtMH OF KEtT TORK I.TTf.
A Chrleiin vrm.in'i n.mclMof HU-lno wok rton"lu III.
hun9 " In tnurll I'lJrel, nvMtiuif Ui. " itmr l( " .t thtwutrw
ro 1,nf Nw Yt'rk"0wrfifvaiPOMff..' It drrlha O'Mrl
work In Uic ilunn. .ml i.ttnlunomdHKln m jtui x
rrliiciu Mt IIn. lirl 'ft Campbell, Col. l b... W.
Kn.T, .nil rn.p'oUip 'iHmm. lijrm-. 'CMfef lie if. Tm
lMttcHvr : Vil.'itViO.njT.T.nntmmowMiKl.imiAUieT.t'liI
( Kam. fa llorl A. w It. t.y I) y awl t A ill. Pu,
nnd gfHU fall of trail tnd nilW. P i. .n ally nf T"iipr.t.c
llnra la la. powm of i'l. Gujl, i. Ii for nrry komn,
KinliU-r. ..y. "tfl n"t tt." A.m!n.M woine. .niTnm Ik
.i.'iO') W.i.toUMMi a IVmw, r-f -r
0 ..".ifinii n-punoi. ...ro ftlnilni., fi.rwiv
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n
Tliis Slip i
and SI .75.
Epps Cogos
aw HI. IiImI'h Fhntngraph.
Apropua of boarded door and wiiv
dov.i. ilier is a rout'im-p Kttai'hvd to
I'tu- tu I'li.liiilflptiia It nit-mi t In t iiti r
t -'.'irhitiit li r ll.itlinr, Mail.aiif ri'ini'iu
ti ri-d ipioint'n v iin h had U'eii I. -t t l
Intnl in that ilarkt iifd hoiif e. SiV waiitisi
it, hot hfr husiiati'l va travcltna. so nde
cocld not uU Into t iro to tht ItoiiHt fur
it She had a nephew from thenimth
Visiting hT lie offered to jjo to her
hiium'iiiid (jet it tor her
Ihx mint livxd in one of tin row in
which f very house is like its neililmr
lie Mad always promed her'x hy tts
double row of t lac!; tilinn acrosi the
house, and took hut little- notice uf the
n mn I nt
Alas! when he reached Philadelphia
he had forgotten the iiiiiiiImt. and there
were two limne with painted bricks mid
next hut one to each olher. Which was
the one .ir which he had the keys? lie
finally decided on one his keys titled,
eo lie li-lt Kiife H entered and went
luiliiedintelv to the necond Hour lie
now discovered that lie wiii int in Hit'
riijht house -it U inn fiiniislied in a style
entirely dilferetit from that which
Htamped his annl' apni'tinetitK.
As he lnii ;i', urnlllld his eyes rested
Upon a portrait of a unl lie j;azed fa
cinated. it was Hie face of his ideal
ivall.ed lie teiili II tip. Mii'lii'd II. held
il clT at arm's h nu'ih. drew it near and
at last took his unknown from the dainty
fraiiie aud nvoro he would (iud the orig
inal Luckily, he pit out of the house and
no cue navv htm He returned to Liar
ilaiiior, he could pi no information
there, his aunt s neighbors were travel
la in I'tirope lint tin y had no daughter.
He Miiiht tur hor at all the Kuuimer re
forts, at la.-.t he found her, nnd well,
the I'ti.'ip'uieni is iiiitiouuccd. I'hila
Uclphia Music and Diaina.
A ViiIii iPle PiiMH.slon.
We can have . more valnalilo iiosses
f.ion than a pNid hen ili'y an iuherit-
Htit I longevity, and II this has not le-
cenilei to us, it is p-iierally because
ancestor., more or less remote, have
squandered it.
Smu Ii an inlicritatip pivea constita
tional vt'or. keeps its pi)-cssor wife amid
almost every form of microliic dinease,
secures tile Heeded recuperative energy
111 case ol iitiack, in:i!ies life worth Iiv
in; up to lhe normal end, renders old
a.j,e ween and sunny and keeps up intel
lectual activity to the last. Mr. (Jlad
stone, in ins ninth decade, is more than
a match for most men of fifty at their
best No one would (jucss from the
latest products of Doctor Holmes' pell, or
from Ins genial spirit, that he bad beeu
for two years an is'to'eti inn.
After nil. care is iieces ry to the pro
longation of life, p.i it anx.oiia care, hut
care to avoid haruilul transgression.
Mr Gladstone still keeps up vigorous
exercise and Dr. Holmes uses bis great
knowledge of the taws of health and life
to keep himself not merely alive, but in
good working condition. Youth's Com
panion. Mm' ralirli'S.
In the.fine tailoring trade there Is not
neat ly the demand for enormous lines of
fabrics that there once was. Given n
few good things in a moderate range of
really line colorings and live times the
number of people heeiu to be aati.sQed
with them ns was the case a few years
ago A leading Hanover utreet tailor
said to me the other day, "It used to
aeeui as if every customer we nerved ex
pected we would have a special piece of
cloth woven for bis suit alone and the
pattern destroyed afterward." This ma
nia for esclusivcuchs is now far more
characteristic of cheap trade than it is
of the lie.-t.
True swells go In for qnnlity and fine
ness which the cheap trade cannot touch,
and there is now nothing about the pat
terns in vogue which the cheap trade
can easily imitate. It is the name in
neckwear fahrics. London Cor. Clothier
aud furnisher,
A Cat Unlxe Squirrels.
Ov.r fellow townsman, .lames II. Gal
loway, tells of a very peculiar way of
raising Hiurrols. About three wcekj
ugo Mr. Galloway's sun, while out hunt
ing, found a nest of young sipurrels,
which were only a day or two old. They
were brought to town, but as tliey were
too young to be raised by hand it was
necessary to find them a mother. Mr.
Galloway had an old house cat, which
bad young kittens, nnd as an experi
ment all the kittens were killed cxuept
one, aud the wuirrel.i were put in tiioir
places, and strange as it may aeem
tlie old mother cat did not neem to no
tice the diuerence, but formed to be
very fond of her adopted family, and is
raising them with the uiot motherly
cure. Osceola tMo.) bun.
Horn and Marrinc! In I'rlion.
The body of Hubert Western, who
was drowned at St. Louis, was buried
in Evergreen cemetery. In one respect
Robert Western was remarkable. lie
was born In Jail, was married in prison
and spent eleven years in the peniten
tiary, yet he aud his parents were emi
nently respectable people. Robert's fa
ther was keeper of the county jail bere
at his birth. For eleven years he drove
the prison carriage, and was tendered ft
r-H-eption at bis marriage, which took
place at the peuiteutiary. Chester (Ills.)
Cor. St. Lonis Globe-LiemocraL
A Great Cantor.
Friend 1 see yonr little boys hsv
their hair clipped clone to their heads.
Mr. Baldhead Yes; 1 find the fashion
a great comfort
"They uro certainly cooler."
"1 was not referring to them, hnt to
myself. When the boys are aronndthe
Dies sort o' divide themselves np and
give uie some peace." Good News,
A Hie Output of Float.
The mills rolled np a big ontpnt for
the week ending Sept. 12. making 'J,C03
barrels daily. The aggregate amount of
flour made was 178,100 barrels, tigainst
130,."C barrels the preceding week, 1
000 barrels for the corresponding time
in 1HD0. and Hl.UW barrels ia 18311.-MCltr.
An riiknomn Fl Doradn.
flow many Americans have heard tf
the statu of tint rvero? It is one of th
richest mining regions of Mexico, and it
1 Kaid tUat its soil is a crust of silver an I i
gold. Here the li;t mines were workt.'.
by the Spaniard, end the country ioa
twins uUud;.u.H of ali.onlonrd mines to
day It In s on the Paciilc, aud il is only
partially known. It bad one mine which
pr xinced 4S)-".iMM) ounces of silvet in a
few tnontls, and it is surrounded by
great slate which are uuw In ing for I lie i
5M time carefully investigated. j
Ua.xac.t, vist Is low it, is now being
penetrated by the Me.ican Smtlnrii
railroad, and this will bring a vast gold
bearing region into the market The J
Mate is o'ie in which President Dial Wfs
born, and it is the one which will lie on
the Tehnaiili pecsliip railway, if it ise' t r
completed. Il lias vast areas of gi.o 1
land, ami I know a hall' dozen American
capitalists who exi cc to make lorlllin s
out if the coal lields which they say
have been d;scoverel in it.
Coal lilllijs n In at t t Weill v-six dollars ;
ton in City of .Mexico, and there niv tan' j
to he line iron deposits iii near I roxnnin
tn these coal Held. The donate of no,
t.iis part of Mexico is very line, an I the j
s.ipit alists who XMiiil l buy some of the I
n ,'!'U'i;li ura I lands alom; this rnule would !
make a tort line. The public lauds are i
Worta tiiiin twenty to loity II'.;' cents
nn iicii", and they will raise coiiee and
sugar and all kinds of grains.
This new railroad will, and docs al
ready, tap the mining regions of lhe
state of Ihiehlo, which contain holli
silver and gold, and one of the finest
Kpeciinetis ol gold ever brought
into
Mexico I'ity was shown to an American
business man there hy an Indian Ik in
this state aiiniit a month ago. It was a
nugget of solid gold as big as your fist
The American entered into aconti.ic
WiMl the mail for the development of th
region where it was found. m:d h;
traveled with him on horseback
several days, when the Indian (old hlir.
that he had forgotten the place. Tint
wasof course alio. Cor. Si. LuuiaCdobo
Dciuocrat. Tim IIIhIiiiji of lli'l'rjf.
The eloipient bishop of Perry has, I
hear, accepted an invitation from the
trustees of Columbia college to deliver
in New York city during Lent, IH!)'. a
course of lectures on "The Lvidcnccs of
Christianity.' iteineinnering that the
right reverend prelate is Hearing his sev
entieth year, it is not surprising, in his
letter to the hishop of New Yorlc accept
ing the invitation, to rind him saying
that his decision roquire.1 a good deal of
consideration, hut he ailds that it is a
source of pleasure to him to think ol
nv'ctitig his lordship "and many vener
nbb'chicfsof thegreataud living branch
of Christ's holy Catholic church acrosi
the ocean."
The bishop, by birth on Irishman, win
graduated at Oxford, where he won
many distinctions, and he was Rumptor
lecturer in IH70. As a preacher he stand
without doubt in the first rank, and hi
, ,., . . ., , .,
lectures are likely to lmd as wide a cir-
cle of readers here as on the other side
of the ocean. Hishop Alexander was a
most determined opponent uf the prayer
book revision undertaken by the synod
of his church, snd his action in walking'
run i,t in., iivii. 1. 1 IimII uft.'F ii tuiuttiti unw i
test against the proceedings will not
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soon be forgotten. Manchester Guard
iaa Car. la Choosing prinking Water.
More and more as a knowledge of
hygiene is spread will people be careful
as to the water they drink, for an im
pure article will us surely injure as im
pure food. A case in point is just re
ported of two deaths and twenty-four
cases of disease from drinking the
water of nn old well in Milwaukee.
For a long time the well has furnished
the water for half a dozen families in
the neighborhood. About all the mem
bers thi summer partaking of tho well
water became ill, and their ailment
soon d velnpcd into ' typhoid fever.
Near by is a foul marsh, the water from
which Is supposed to have worked itself
into the well and thus coutaminated it.
causing tbcsu deaths and all the illness.
Probably thp cost of the doctors' bills
nnd other expenses, together with the
loss of tune, have ben many hundreds
of dollars, or piite enough to have
brought clear water from souio other
source. Herald of Health.
Dili n't lllnU Anything.
Unlimited assurance is possessed hy a
young man from Teunessee, who lately j
sought admission to West i'oiiit, aim
thus closed Ins application to the super
intendent: "I want only to study mili
tary tactics. I want to stay three years.
I want forty dollars tier month. At the
end of the term 1 want a positiou over
home army of the United States. I want
yon to seud me a round ticket there and
back. I think I am Isith physically and
mentally qualified to fill the position. 1
will nut be out anything, hut I want the
jiositiou. Please answer this." Yankee
Blade.
Th. Elff.l Tower In Araveyard.
A good grocer of Dawery, in the de
partment of the Marne, has astonished
his follow townsmen by erecting in the
local cemetery a family mausoleum of
cut stone shaped like the Eiffel tower.
This Is certainly the first time the towei
built for the exhibition has been copied
for a churchyard monument. Pall ilall
Gasette.
flu. I at Rons.
Visitors to Bonn are, 1 bear, aghtMt at
he untoward consequences of the Ger
aaan emperor's dueling speech. So many
barhanj encounters have takon place
daring the last three mouths that nearly
very student one comes acroe litis his
face seamed and gashed in the most tm
rightly tuauner. London World.
A Kodak O.m.
An amateur photographer eanli a
round lady who had been eating n
tream over at the Poland camp grouud
Eud Jay in tho act of lifting the well uigh
empty saucer to her rosy lips snd drain
ing the List drop of the melted crean.
which Lad coat her bent young sua i.
lime. Auburn (4aa.) Ua-ttv
1
irederi Qnpts.
Heart ili.ciisc i ! the iiioat
freutiont ,!Mi-e of tuMeu death,
n hicli in three i nt of fnur r.-isi-s i.i
!J"M,cc1 !
Tl:e vnititoiiiM are
in ii
are
cnei.illy iiihIit-ti.nil. Tlici"e
i liahit fit Iviii'r on iho riolit
a le, vhurt brentli viln (ir ditrcs.s in
the Miilc. hack or Miouhlcr, ii icciilat
pulse, iistlima, weak ninl litingrv
spi lis, wind in st niai li, hwi llingo'f
niikli H or lro)sy. opprosi)n, dry
cough and eiuotlicriiiL:. l)r. Milra'
illustrated I o on f!, ;.i t Di.-.ciisr,
frte nt K G. Frike & CnV, wbo Ml
nnd g-iiarantee Dr. Miles' iipepmled
New lleurt Cure, and bin restora.
live Nervine, wliicli emeu nt-ivou.
licse, licadaclie, hlceplcpHiief-H, drop,
ey, etc. It cotitnitie no opintcn.
Woidoif jl.
V.. W. Sawyer, of Koclientcr, Wis.
n prominent dealer in general
iiici cliniidisc, ami w bo runs m- era!
peddling wagons, hail one of nis
Iiiiih.ik badly cut ainl Imrncd wilb n
larint, Tile wound refun d to Ileal.
The linrse liccnnic lame ami eiitf-.
now wiib.-taiidino can lnl alii otiuft
ii iv I the npplicnlii.il ol n iiicdn v. A
friend bunded Snvwcr moki' of
Ilallet's I i Ii Wire J.iiiemei". llie
most wonderful thing m v ,iv t
Ileal Mich Mound.. He iii .iitil it
only lliiee tiuicH iind Ibc euro win
cor, leieil li 'all il. lajiially cm
for all pors, i-uts, liriiMes, ninl
ivoiiin!. . For Mdc by nil dtuggist
1
better than to eali'inte n llamn
clotli v li ('liiic.ilicrlnin's I'niit
Halm nii'l bind il on the allcc'.cil
parts. Ti v it ntid von will be Mir.
J'1 isi il at ibc pi intipt relief il ii II ol ds.
l he same 'i .1 1 in i'ii I w ill cure il.uu
piatisiu l or Kile by F. (J. I'ricke
A Co.
f Cur f r Paralvsis.
Frank CurucliiiH, of l'urccll, Iud,
Tcr.,payn: "I induced Mr. l iiiKiu,
vvIiiim' wife bad paralysis in the face
to buy a buttle of Cluimlici Iain's
I'iiin Halm. Totbcir great Mipiise
before the botlle bud nil been used
lic was a great tlcnl belter. Her
lace bad been drawn to one isidej
but the I'ain Halm relieved nit
tain nnd poiciicsh, and the moiitit
iHHiimcd its natural pbiipc." It ia
also n certain cure tor rliriimalisin
lame back, Hprains Hwellinis uml
binieness. fill cent bodies for rait
by F. G. FrickcA Co.. Druggists.
1892.
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