Til I' !A1I.V J! i : .1 1 lb I'bATTSMn'; TH. NttCllAFKA.
! V
jui turnout!) Paiin IjaalD
bZ. TnT O 'T1 T? fcv X3 n& o
IJ..: IoIhtsA Proprietors.
m.im' Cl.l. I l.M ;iiitl Secretary
I. iiiiar :ne )i:!iv, 'ointids.sioiier Sjiarl.'s
ii;i- iv erned.
A m; .v r.u 1 r( iti 1 will soya construct
ed fr wii l Mo'ms to Lineidii vi:i J ifl
ii,!., J.f.va. Tii y t.-dk f crossing the
i mi i i i k c-r ! t wi ii Nilr:isk;i City ami
IVt'! -an i;tli '. Wiiy not necr enough
I '! i! ! uioc.l !i to lii iif- it ii are. Our entci
ji i in ; i atavii-; siioulil early look after
1 hi iuii "! I ant matter.
I Ii-.n ;: v ! kohok is forced to confess
I'ij.V th" land troiiliiir is not the only on:;
v.Ii'k-Ii ail'-i !s l:ilo". He s.iys tin; saloon
one of IIi"ino-t deadly enemies to a
r. I'oiiii of the condition of the jioor. it
v.id 1.'- a v y int'icstin result it Henry
; ore, '!i')!il.l hiij-jiea to turn out
t iii;':: li-ai a'-ninea- reformer.
I n r. i rpu iic tii of N'nv York inir.ht
jn '. as .. 11 :d-indoii t!i : s:doon yotc ami
ii- inliueine of lliat stilt.'. That hclons
: th ? i!' moi ratic party, leaving radi
:;! proiiiliitioni !s out of the count.
! i pr-'.-it nation will drive tins rcjMilili
c.m pally in every state of the union,
a .oner .; 1 iii-r, to a decided attitude; of
lin-tiiity ;o tlie saloon.
Tin: ten iiilo condition of the Crown
lViaee of I'russhi siiouhl bo a warning
to a'.l a -of t!i" poisonous wed io
(p 1 1 n i 3 - used. There is no doubt lut
t ! i :t t 1 1 i terrible laalidy now :itHiftin.!
1,1; tiii..-.; :i;i,l w'lieii v.iil soon terminate
ia l':tt!i v. is lir. ii'iht cm Iy the smoke
.if tel. .;'. Tin; s liny cans'! produced
I die- a. e whicii took CSciicral Orant out
..; t!ie or!d. lit -dreils die annually
from (hi- di-"ec ic .onie form or other,
. reduced by the u.-" of tobacco. It is a
ii,;, -teiy v, hy jiecph- will persist in the
c e of . co-t'.y, and tiltliy a weed, when
i. ;f.iod i- derived from it. and so lmuh
h inn: beside:- bcir.a; a- pi at nuisence to
th; .-; wlio are comjK ll.nl to come in con
i with th: poison and offensive breath
.Mid smoke of the users.
eminent l sin'c m!ii alv..',cs i.l sili-urc m:r y.t.od
n vine'.' Miui we l.ec; our (M-aei! iiiiir'SH v. lie
lirfp ireil t' kis.i Uie lianit t li .it xteltes li i.iut
to plin-r Oil s"lvi-- in ill'! r ink ef trnci.Ilt:;;
liyjMii i iti;s 1
K.UlliT t!i "I ll::s I v.niil.i iti.l. i-,1 :i'fi-(ti il'.t
iin'iely f : (mi lie- i: v.iiii t tt . .it ii. i lull fn.iu j
m v. ii na: , ! . ! i .( j r ! my l.'-.:I , i; i
I I lie t I.:.. I a iV I l I In; .11.' Ii i n ',
i
lari'i.i. ."'. i v i i i' -I i n I !i i . I v. .i.ii-l Imi: I
lU'il li.lldiir i- m !; : i i- ..!;ii'h '.vcull t-ial-l"'
Mil- i.'.l'llir a. . . I '1,1 Ii; ;i I ! i -t ( I all I if J
s-vf"i i-v iy ! : !! ii v ii! i i I ia !!.' .:ei iu!ii:e '
K ':!!' lilali i 'i ' i! , j
a miuur J.r: .- ;; .v rnnnn: '.
Tie; s:ir;.!:i ; i ; i.e. Miring sk u.ir.l. ' he
cireul.it ion of liaiik i.oP has liccn largely i
eonliiieteii, :o, I lut lor th-; imporhitit.n
of j;old v. l.it h fi ldiieeliy into tlie t liar-
nel.H (!' trad" without handling hy trca-:.ry i
oilieials. ( .-ml sun ul would !iavc occur- j
in making c'.iiiii 'i s. The policy of i
i
the (.'level ::i i a. i minislral ion has lei n to j
hold on to t!i inihiic money, in Is--! !
there v:u a i -oulilie in adiiiinistrai ion. j
lnlli.it .ea ! h corn r-'p anuuinted to j
l.r."O,00(.:.C ) l.u -'i: ' . ;.ml the farnicrs
;ot ! cents a hudn 1 for it or $srS,t;;t,
il.:. Dai: iTaniiiicr comes into the tieas
ury, and after iiianijiuhiliiiij things for
ii whde -t i l- .1 hi'-, contraction machine,
which. :. ft.-r -. y,-;.V". runnin;, r; suite.! in
this: I.i '-'' the eorn crop v.a-i ,W,
00O,(i()') !;-.i-i ! , :in iuei-(as'. over 1S:J of
1 l."i.(iO" ft'- f !h: !iel- and the w hole cr::p.
increase ir.e!i: !.-d, vs woi'.h to the far
mers iM 0, !'!')))') -cr le-nrly r0.(i00,(i(.'(i
less llian lie y ;,'L in 1 ss;!. This year's
crop is i oiii"i!.i:i. mii ill.T than in IT--II.
1 1 ! i f . s"llii ;- at an aveiae i f cents, it
'..-id we; th - farmer.- :r".."',!iO'.nno, or
ino:i-;h-i:i ' 0 ' f ' s! . f 0 i,. th .n in 1
In 1 wi: at s. Id at !'l nts, and the
crop of .M.(.''0.('(ni I i's!n !s rerd'-u-d
s;;s !,(::h).o' ;i; i iinie;. year of jnee
and ili'Mirn!:" con! i ae' i'-n. '.he pilci- is,
s IV. 'ill ecu's ;. !ci-ii 1. :.!!.! .hi!e the Cio
Avill To '!o.!(!'.0(.:i lei-h !s l'M-;er than
that of Is--::, the a . of it will 1"
:',:) cents. ie:- i!i y e.i
or a fallin-.c o:T !:i cio
"i'e l l Co. !'.:' 'i.n
THE POET.
Verm nal:hi?c vra least of my virtue; I tIcttM
v. it i il; j air .
Vrc.;i!i i: . r y t was. lmt Illifbt lrf', ull ll)i;t
Vfi-:-. ja .!. a ; were.
If t!:n liu iiuiiM lmt .-nr(ltfa to wii-.li, l.-t tho
iulii'1 If I I liurc.
.'ii 1 sai l: -'I'.. i'i. littlo 1 bad, to ! notUii.c is
..or
A'ai la.i !.; ' . Hobert J'.ri.w i;iu -
THE G LILT ANA'S BAND.
iliiN!:.- iIkouoi-: had his eyes opened by
tie- Lite i lection In New York. The
! ! i :t el- ;.i :it whicii secured to the dem
ocratic pa: ty t lie victory w an, as Henry
ia'nrri' expresses it, "the opening of
tic very Tod gates of eorrup
t i.m." Of tliis shameful fact Mr. George
sivs:
;a a.i.t iia i I ) ilie i:.:!::enee of t'ae saloon. i:i
a : -tit - : e'.i t'.e' :-.iv.ers that can be cxeru il
i n M'L-ii ;!.,'.-'.; . !'!i.-i;nieiits, tlierc were en
;. - "t a :a! workers sit from ;5 to ST. 5 l
; ;-i 'v i;i . :: at I ise pelting iiistrii-t in this
r ; . T1 .:-s i; I ii.;---e men aluiie aaliaouiiti'il
t ii.-,;: ; j e.M ;;al ai in njy of tlie iiellia'4 n'.aee-
-., . a ! :-.a:il I'ae etos-; of the day, til.'
u :. J I .-,. !i lii' v.. iv tlinre.;!i a erow.l "f
ii: .vo! a a-(;....;!:.-. Imllyiu, threatening,
: i.etlia-ev.-ry niaa v.'!im they defined si;s-
r !i. .'... tin ; it is that "the destruction
; ite ai is tfi- ir )io.i rty" was never :ior;
:,; .a.iv i;'."-.:r lied tliiui iitlie poorer liiiar
! ; ;u' iv ark t-iry on election dav. The
;- ia;-;; ! oai we are trying to e!iia!iri.i' e.
- 'i a: -a va )'a we inKl raise from depredation
: :.!.!: .i r;. v.ites are counted a;i nst u-.
:; a y p'i'!-;' t-at nr. whom poverty ordissin i-
i i..:: la .-a,eeitiiiU' to the ten tat lO!i of a
I ..;:;., rs v. a- ia sor.ie aj or other secured.
iih ta kins wen into saloons and
; . !a; i : : a; :.r v -t-.'s, workers were sent to
i !: !:';-. ..;. I lis parts i,t the city women
. :. a w:iii baskets o; t heir a rais. ;e.s-
; -.a': i- ie a niiicr as to t!ie liio.iey tlutt
' ! .. .' . --.i ' laid received for hi; vote, ar.d
i. v. :.! r'.ii ea-ihi-y v.eie iroin to f'.hve.
! as ;! eaoiiuli to m.i!; J?u desj iiir of
: i a, ai' a : i visit ih.s poorer iaart-rs of tin'
i-a -'c': i-.a day e.nd see tho crowds ;:e.e
'.: :." !;; ta '.. t ria.n it is tliat in New Y.-rk
:'.'' sa:-,!! ; ; poli" ie il life i'.rf lH-iier
: ; : '. a. ! i ho v.-ry fouii'Iatioa of dfiuo-!-.
"i t .;( d and mined by Iial.it-
a . iai ic a. A i; v. ; t is true of .ev." ior k
iai tni -ia s,:ii:' ;-s to an even frreatcr
u.-ee tliii..:-louS t'l ' state.
In i '' .its Wi'i'i'
we: th iN cents -
; i a . ;"'.-. of S'!.
i - i e !;i ! e: neon be !
!;: ', T L.
Ciucago Nev.s: In America v.o en
toils "v.-itli'-ut iev'ard and without
hojie." i xci ; t I-y ilif individrar.s oe.n
fault. The In; i is : i ! I . a I with nun v. ho
aje toili-.ig -. ith hope,
.iv i
with o'.ht
lii'jii wiiy ha'.." na.'i.ed aii.l wii;) :.re
realizing th iesv.uil of hoiv fel toil. Th-'
ii.rce race for wealth that is in progress
in America is setie thiiig ntinav distinct
from '"anxii iy of nr re livelihood." A
mere liv.l:l. 1 in Aiuerh ;: is as easy i.s
rolling IV ;i str'ped. le nduck log in the
water. It t: ia,'" t g 1 a Hale het
ter li veliiiood. :han yor. iiave that k... ;'s
Us up to t ii fever L'-at :; i.il the tla. '.
The lazy loafers wii si! oil their ii ur.Ka.. -
! all dav :::ul ;:: -:!: h. er ad ir.gnt at son..
o:i else's ex: e;ia id;.:;t the only
on ? ; win) are i.ovviing ahottt being -piived
of tli l: due jila-ure.s of humanity "
here.
Ciiieago is full of well-to-do men to
dav who v.viv mere w.agii-carner.s vest i'
d iv, audit w:'.l i. i ii i. -i' U; -morioiv.
We have suovi'i'ig ami wrong litre, a
we expect i-. h-ive until ti;: rcseat'j nioiii
of the millennium dawns, l-ut we pn
pase ly education ;.:cl itiidcr the consti
tution to lesscit the : uh- i '.ng and right
ail the wrongs that are not. hisep irahle
from hu nar. aci . ty.
We have ; .,pi;a:-ts r.;;'l we have p:.u
pi;a. V.'t: ii-.teml to cnili tho illegiti
nc.it .; ; o,.-er of tic; former and ameliorate
th? c Miditicn of i he latter. And to le?s-n
tli'- intlu -iuv of e;.'.it ili.-ls :u:d h.e num
ber of D.iUl.e;-, 'i'.v ; ;o!o-e to tx strict tile j
iiamigration !;,;n !a:ui,:nd ;u;d Kurop ;
i.c.ierally o! thos.' e: . ;). ignorant.
m:;;1 criminal cla -m s thai have touaht le
i::a.';; tills land he P ivptucle for ah
their miserv, ' nneraree, 1 Ciiiiu-.
Si t ; Cn v Journ-il: When 'Mud
v. aii'' .I n: ks;, a denounces Allan G. Tliur-i.-.au
as "as an it s-eit," it would seem to
b about time for the solid south i.sueto
) r.-ad indde the democratic party.
Th old Ohio c-senalor, democrat
tii a.ighl: - i. read with burning indigna
tion the tr ".-.sonablc rant delivered by
G.-n. .la; ',.- i at tho Jeff Davis glorifica
tion at .' a o:i. in the vigorous lan
guage .;;: h the "iiolilest IiO;nan of
th'-m all'' i i command on occasion lie
ii :vu need the unrepi ntant traitor who
d"e!a:vd th it .left" Iv.vis, and not Abra
ham Lincoln, was -the rightful presi
d :ir." :i. .I.u ksoi; thereupon has writ
tea t e S?:iator Tlmnna:i an insult'ng
K-iter in v. hi .h h breaths aga'n tlie tr. a-r-.
;i of hi ; Macon tirade, and tite foliov.
i::g is an extract from it:
. . ,i;i:y i .vj' r lay hiving ci uie speeeles
:' .:'; a n- eter u;io:i saeli a;i oeeaioii to
;.a auuie.:-' ' ' iiaioa o!.iiers, eaii'.d together
i - ;i-i : :. ;'. i.".ir,,ae whatever, yoa and a
,::! t,f eti lii;-!l h ive teen tm,ir.tr
a:: ia v .aii.'.e. ilelihtin'.', jierhaps, in tho
;'.: a.-lil that tLey ni-re ia:l;eiia-- '.uo.i me tl:e
. i". a ia ill sti.ix. have h-re hi-id ine e; to
tiia -a ;;.; a- ta ; ine..aty vindietive meaiy of
I':;' '.h'ci.) natty, i':e;.ire 1 to harm it to
t:i" taii '.! u of my malignant pjiver. Is
it ;. a-'-iiie' licit ac "-f th soutii are t! us to be
w '; :ee.i 1 ; i; into the union ceii ly
tii- e.-tiio ra::- party of '.lie north? Are we to
si a .d i.i . i e' t j.il terror of opening oi.r
in aai'a- .layv.iier or upon any occasion, to Say
vM' -.v..: '. ia c aiiiaiendation of our pan or in
J:,..e.a of ia ir de:i i or in vindication of what we
Jai'i--.-f I t a tnuii Of history, less wo s iy
seai il.ia injnie tlie demccr itie party?
1 0 r...'. M:..i-:eat ti: at ve have been stripped
..f f. ai ;.i ci;iei i;.- and of m:iiiy things far dearer
tj u i f an j.r.iaei ty can vor lie? Must we also
i'lusienl llt aa' of ttio Orient Vnrious
t.iiid.-i if Juiicc)i.
T'.a K:i!t o a i as u mihljiry Land. They i'r
' ' :': . ; : a i ( 'irciLssi ins. Om: lady plays
I he i!.:! . a r the horn jinil a mou;i fai l"!
I.; uty ' hone, while another fair one,
"'il 'J.: I y ; ' meaning the star of the
li'ir-m-er. ; peiiaively ut the feet of a
blue ca l,a - ': haired girl of the Orient,
who eocM ii i loni becausi! she r.iiislsm7
j iiioria! r 'i: ! i' ahl's Lass viol. The iloahlo
lires Ls a " ai ;.-an. Ili-r check is olive, her
eye ; iiiiai-nsi; ;.i:.l the fringes of her eyelids
si..!o'm;!iiv7. Ii ingof mountai.i growth, yns
has ;i v !!.-!- .if ti'mp'r and asiieet whicii
nothing I ul i Lig doublo Lass can tame.
Tin y are i h-e . -1 after the inann. r of imi.-i-ei
u.s. ''hey . . sr u tunie uu'l iie.ntaloons of
v.hit" v.or.! -i ., tr, faeeii with lil;ie,auil little
: ! ; ; lo u at. They iire j;iito martial in
tl.cr ii.jH.ji-.'::.. , and perhaps they furni.sli
tin? hint f..r i. .; of tho fino display's upon
our ,:i'..,J;-ai,;-- ia' ttage.
I ! nrc i iiry taught music 801110 of tho
masters in th" ti.".atre3 in Constantinople i.ro
c:.!I '.I ia i. .'te.j lessons. Wliilo practicing
v.iiii her ina tho v.-omen uso a strip of
m i'.'iii oeer i r head and shoulders, not
:! .-. u -; a sne.-i . ,'ul veiling of their eharms.
Not i.tti i,;th the hand without utiliz
ing It. ti e scitasa must have a comie dance,
then a Tiii !.:. h oanee and a pantomime. A
! ;; ut girl plays tho young hero, who i.i a
Claude Mehioi '; exeejit that he is n housc
ld'iter . ! not a gardener. There is a
ii; roi.e.-ai.-.l a p. .' tep w ho'have a heavy father,
::-! a hr.rle.iiii, .mwI a Colunihine. To crown
ia- niioli". a i-a'gt is led Ly the "Antelojie"'
a )ii Mtltu! 1 of that name. Tho pauto
meao ia a re.i i, am of Kuroix-nn life, but t!:o
i .;U v.hieh I'oa'-.s is more comical than tlie
.;i;.t'.aii::;;. is realistic Our artist
nssisls liie.-n ia us pri-pnration. One of h.er
ias! i n.'! ions i , i aat if a lady drops her h:md
Jfeeri'hle!' h-ei- i ::r: aer slnsild jjiek it up and re
'sl.r.'i: wi!i ' i-'.v. All the ladies of tho
Lali provide li:. uselves with ay bandanas,
and white iaa ; g tho mazurka, the galop,
oi- p llai, a:-.1 esiH-cially in the piadri!la,
ti e i' .. is ia-- -i.vcnieiitly strewn with hand-
" la-a Th" ball becomes farcical ly
riirop-an hy !h:s extraordinary politeness.
I do n it claim any royalty for any perform
a -.' -e winch m.- v ),n suggested Ly these revela
ti iiis of tho h rent, but doubtless many of
ii" must im.-ii "ing of our light and spre
t .; nier ih-.-oaas aaay find their .source in the
ei -ntras's, r. ;.( - i.-o, oddities, simplicity iuhI
-al-aaf.r of t Oriental homes.' S. S.
i 'JJivers.'oes of a Diplomat in Tin-key."
i):iai-a itule in Iceland.
Teehei:'. v.-;. ': a aont 7.,0fX) inhabitants, is a
D.mlsls pos-' . i and supported a constitu
g.ai.i; eon. t ... a.iiLst the arbitrary rule of
r! e Danish g" nment until a constitution
v.a; ute-.I ii: -teen yi-ai-s ago. JJut the
:)'i:.-'-:- party a .1 tho government still con
g.;'.:e i:i o:; a-.;i ' ,i to one another. The f.jr
ia;; . -d:: ; 1 , ri nmcndnient to tlio consti.
tu'H'ii this y-";;-, ' although tho iegi.-.lativo
: i s- io;i cx;- p'!e. : . vci two inonths, the coin
mi'itec ,h'il not i -ort uion the projiosa! tfj-tii
a i; e-de.y s p,.-,,-, to tho close of the ses
sl;..i, when ic v. as too late to do anything
The- d: e -aiisrai-: e -a caused hy that delay war.
e. a -i a 'r.'Liy i.e : a:jed liv tho Danish govern
nai.l ve'oav; a i ; .v issued for the regulation
of the h heric", i . tho bays ami firths whiel:
vh- iai!..a ia 'he shores of tho island.
Ail sea:eeh: r - atiorus, not tho Danes only,
but ai. oi.he I r aeh, the English, tho Dutch
.' :al tho rv.?rw -us come to these cpjiet Iee
1 e.iiia a v..f. rs .-:;! carry oway what tha I co
la:.;!. : ' ia:'. ".eve ! eonsider their own stock in
i ;.. '- r-:;d p:...:' Ions. They have not got
: ueh b:g vi s as .-. s tho other nasions, and iv
thi-ir litdo open boats are always at a disad-
a ;i v o ie. cmp: '. ing w ith foreign flshovmeiu
'.":f is vn lie-. ' made a law uei heating their
liords tot he.'r vn fishermen. JJut tho llar.isli
. i .im.-. iit i ; !a "d ratifying it. Those and
;ai.er hvum-ta e s render tho condition a'
ihe rear in J eel: .ml very wretched, and vmi-
rati-: is ja aaa; n at a great-rate. Most of
i": -a go to iVj-e.ipojj, where thej" have ai
re;"! .-.'. ibiigie i a prosiierous colony, with
a iiev--c-;.per in their own language. Tho
v.- e,:a a- having i een very mild this summer
i . I a '.;::!. on O aeiug unuauaily large quan
g a--.; m' hav for heir catLlo, there will not
i.-e. . :j ie.': iv e:i,i;,i ants as in lormer years,
C'ieic-o -Nhwva.
2i VXTJ'Jli L':y OFsKLV MUiiDEli.
.Seven wealthy farmers have committed
suicide hi a single week and in the tfai.K:
section of IVnr.sy 1 vauia, and tiu cau.-'.s
assigm.il for iiie;r taking off make aciui
jiis study in iiumaii natur . Oaf in-.::
of tighty-tive, v. rt'.i $7-,iO, d.rown ai
him-eif iitct'.is' ho had Ili U suiiillioiii d j
to the ccunty s.at as u v. ltness and h..d I
never be n so tar irom U'.ima ij aore m
his iife.
The second victim hang: d himself be
cause he had hrt k.ii a promise to his
wife never t ; drink any m.uv. and per
il::: s he did v.vlh lie- iiiini a so hame;-. ii !
hiiii-s-If because u had ! a-t :i v.ai e and
child by diath. Of four oili-as who
kill .d th ms' lves :y spooling om com
tn'itt'ed the act for tti : rc.i-o:i th-t iie lu.Ci
i:r.o hope of tie- n."t world ami was not
lit to live in this:" another because of
groundless fear of proverly: a third be
ausi; of h;s uv.arieee, uiid the last ii. cause
of ill health.
It is passing Mra.go but at the same
time true there ar r inure cases of lunaey
and suicide among farmers and their
wives than anion1; any oilier class of
population, and :.1I this in e'pito of
the fact that as th-.y hie the
m.ist indep .a :-nt they lultl be
th happiest d' i!'.r ciiizjns. The Military
ami m uioteii character of tiicir life is
no doubt tlie ;a ia! .! can-- of tids idling
of lunatic ayh;:u and stdcIJal graves,
and solititde aad monotony would de
populate a city i it were possible for
them to opei t ;'; iv.
Truly the ii:"..- of the farnvT. tilling his
own liroad a'as. h;s own iiaster, is not
ill ways the id ;! aff air it has so ofto:-i
been liieture' ; :-v ; i.iuusi.iis Vim saw '
only its brig.'. I !i-:--s ::a. i overlooked J
the dark spot.-. I: has its Lurg.ns j:- j
less grievious to 1 I a;-:ia tiian tu.it of
thoso who t. i! ;.'id toil for scanty and
insunicient w.:;: in our great ii.dustrial
centers, .?.
t a lcss . aeiKIinj; cf SIood.
Tl:1 II .l-i-t iii: ':an (Festival of Sacrifice)
V.X..1 cele". rat -I et Teheran 011 Aug. SO, and
i' v.-as ( .ti mated that 500,000 sheej) v.xto
ha'; 1 ia -.ad .ar .and the capital. It is tho
c.:.. tan I a- ih" shah to saeriiiee a camel in
pa!. lie. ti cen v.r-ny being actually per
i'or.aed I y one of tho princes as deputy for
his maje vy, ur.-l r.o is vested v.-iththe jaghch,
or e:e-ig-i ' royalty, which he wears in his
hut. Tin; year an unprecedented event oc
curred. TiiM cria"l that was to bo sacrificed
was Lroa-iit to the palace door to ba in
spected b-the . a ah, and, in the temporary
absence i f its s-.itendants, it wandered into
the eerri - r t!:: a h whicii his majesty was
to j as.-:. Th" r.h.;h appeared before the camel
ce.nid he driven out, and Go was so much
touehv-d it i i.. -jeehing expression that his
majesty rdore I not only that it fhould be
rpared. fiat th it.ju reward for its sagacity
in seekir.g th'.' ;:.::: etuary of the shah-el-shah,
it s hould bo gi v ::i eotnfo'rtable ipiai'ters for
lie1 ia the royal r.enagerie.
Anoi'ae.' CJitirl was then brought, which
wast.iain r.t a t . roke by tho shah's deputy,
who v.t ii ieh'.yela land covered with jewels.
Small earlier. t.f the skin and flesh wc-ro car
ried Lit'i the pal ie, where the shah received
th.cra hii-tate; but directly the royal cortege
vanished, the i mainder f the still quiver
ing carcn. was I i rurally torn to pieces ty the
)e.pie. every or.-" ncteavoring to get a bit of
the iles.t, r.--. it is e
Cleveland Ixadtr.
nsidered luckv to eat it.
A Xorlli American Jaunt.
Our transat-ur.' friends are making much
ade over the op. :: ng of a parlor car express
service betwec:i 1 'alais and Lisbon, a littie
matter of so::;e l.t'.W miles.
It is a very ( nanonplace thing for
An:erieau to flip aboard a Pullman at tho
Grarvl ( 'eiitral station, and to get off a few
days afterward at" the City of Mexico, con
siderably over :;,C ) miles away.
This is a great country, indeed, end, after
the Europeans have roamed their little acre,
the' should come over here and learn some
thing about traveling. New York Evening
World.
C'liiiia's Practical Iteligion.
Tlie Chinese are very practical in their
religious ideas. If a god whose business it is
to bring rain over loes it and causes a deluge,
they take him oat of tho Joss house and set
him down in the shower. If this fails to
make him dry up they go to tho extremity
of towing him b Mnd n boat in the river to
convince him that too much of a good thing
ii as bad as t:o little, San Francisco Alto,
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Tnformation to Capital Seeking: Investmsnt.
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disbursing te t
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limit oi tliu cii
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good niih'uad i
nifiit oi' iM'iiiiifi
To healthy
rC'il.-oIiilhl'? illdl:
Vhihr m;i
ahoitt ih'.un, an-cli.-ise'il
at 1'roin
.Misswitn-i P:u:i!
The ahove
city, more
are earnestly re
ride to South 1
purehii.-e'I at i';
coin Avenue.-:
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JULIUS F.
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WHOLES A.1
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FI or c."e Pep-., c
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toijacco a:;d ;
always in sleek.
Foil ir,. .:: Un 1
residence on the X.
11th streets. r.d
block with a go.--house
of six room .
cue pantry: good v.
twenty-seven ia ai ii
abundance of sm:d!
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Ileal estate and
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GENUINE .
with high arm ar.
sold on time. 'a
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Cor. 12th and
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Sept. 12-Cm.
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All v.-v-.rli warratde.!.
l'n OEi:ALl iil.O-K.
1 r 1; :i 1. 1 lei "in i 1 n
:m 1 ii ! iy i ;;cre:i; ; I.;.
0 Water Works in li e Slato.
I! !- i!.,- .rileu-iiy lo 1 he. rusd S.ulh J'latteeounlry
1; i . ail nata.i ,.n !he Mi, .-..111 i luvi r at the niotitli
of the i'iatle. :d a ;,.,;i:r ahmit hall' w:tv I'IWH-n ('hi-
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iipit.il. :,ii.l lorlv minutes iVoiu Oiunha, tho
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eweiapc. and
. ma:, ai.o hojids vi.ied tor th'1 licrii":" oi n rind it;o- ee
1 1
irei'iiee ti.erehn in the n: ;:"g of I S.
iio.-.l huii.ling; :tt(! jx v.'ai-.l .'Hmo! Aaide iloin hu. iness house?
-1 iiicled dii'in the year iv'S7.
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:iiig' i.-udory, e.ijiitiil .Si:'.,;!)!), e:i;:t(-;!y .'lOO.UOO eaiia per year and em-
ali'l --."O.di (), c:;iacitv l(.(!(h) lnic!:s a v d:iy, enijdoys thirty hiind.
y, capital s;!0.(Mai(, eapnei: v 1 ...Of'.' d1' c:ins per year and employs 125
';.--ii .-s ai-oiit sl0(,0u0.
iie;!M jind oik; 1 ?einocr;il ic.
;.-'oii factory.
orv, tniploys lilteen liand.s tmd hirgeiy Mipplic-s the trade ol .-dtitlnvcbt-Jl
nil. : e.
id nnichino sho), round hoiisi-s, tui-ehop.-e.-, A e., tue nniintainc 1 t
1 west id" the Missouri River, cmplovii!; n:a;:y hiiiidu d.s ol hands, and
- ..hunt S:)0.(Hiii.
id'-s in the United States spans tho .Missouii Kiver at the Southern
ci.-.ivrys its iVeioht traliie into and through our oily.
'attsnmuth daily lor north, south, east and uest over tin; C. I. A Q.l
JI. K. II. in Nebraska.
' '.! r.d Plattsnioiith and its neanioss to Otnalia maikids torc:h"r uith
: at o'ily a. p-easant place to reside, hut a desirable placo lor the establi.h-
.'ietorino; enterprises, tlie citizens ot I'liitf-ni'.uth would ilouhtless make
" their location, and cori'e; aoidence is solicited.
. rowing linner each day. y t there i - nothing- .' i cuhit i c or lictitioiis
ts c :n I - bought at from sloO to x:;ro; land near thi; -ily can be piir
' acre. "Within the next twelve month-, our city expects to welcome, tho
md Southern Railways. in!o its corporate limits.
" - -hunt exa'M'rr.tion and tlie jropec.ts for the luture iiiv stiei ity of our
- !'! indicated. Rariies r-eokin; invest ni.- nbs in J'c:dty
id j:ia-:c. t erson.al inve.-1 i gat ion. Wiii!-: hcie vmi will ! given a tree
' i'u! ::: d-.a-inble ro-i !; ia lof-alit v in cit v, wl; re lot.s 11. a v he
o'ieli. 1 his piehi re - ; no aiidit'ou is a.-c-.- '!.-! by it her ( 'h ieago or Lin--t
iiiid may !. ranch".! in a ten minute.- wui!: from the biii-im ss t en-'Uiiili!!;'-
un than :mv oilier ;..urt of the ci!c. ( 'orre.- pomh.-nce hoiicitid.
rULV-ft-il- na r mJ.j j.r r:.:'. wa m.v mJ-rx it yui mm nu
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AND OTIIEl; r.EALTIFUL TiHNCrJ TO HE SEEX.
;':('.'.':'; ! CLOCKS :0f all ti;:e- makes ami ,.:!, o-;. W;:rraide:.
I WATCHES: Roekhml, Frcdoma. Cilu;.)Lu-.-, Auroia All
. thoe imvt-i:;eiits aiu .;o Weil known th;.r they need no eommeiidation.
... j All are warranti d.
: i CliAJ AS : In thi.- lintt !' gooIs I hu e- t vi-ry thiia'-r---.ilme t. if not
j quite. Radio.-. and (Ji.!i:: .-hort or Ion;; el-sdn.-.; oli, ioihd plate, or
' . '."-"""; ! any other kind. - A No embhm pins ol the fee ret oi :..-. ; chaims
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THE BEST THE MARKET AFi'OEliS ALWAYS ON HAND.
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