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NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
Tho Loonl Paper.
Wo fiml tho lolloping flouting hi lliu
coliliiuirt of tlio re without credit.
It is kw)(1 and dcwrvliiK tlio fuvuruhlu
ooiiHidoralioii of ovury citizen:
Tlio column of a piiptjiunt tlio pub
liHlier'rt Htouk in trade, and tlio pur lion
who link tin to imct (hum for their hpedul
bunc'dt iniiHt nxM'it to ;iy for the
miiiiu, and wo hope that all particB will,
al'lur duo coiiHidtfrulroii, vmw thij iiml
tur in tlio pi (ipor light, Kvory public
Hpititcd cilicu ol a place Hhotild havo
pride in Ht'cnin Ihh town and the tiur
roundiiig country improve. ISvcry
now house or barn in tho .sin rounding
country; i-vory new fence, road or
Hhadotrcoj ovcry now man u facta ring
(lUanllMiinimt orcctcu; every new Ijiiii
inuwri opened, imhmictM the value of
. property in our inidnl. Hvery honent
rollecting mind Iuiowh to be true, and
you" should not lurget that the local
liuwttpupur addri iniieh to tho general
wealth and prosperity of tlio plueo
as well iih incicvsiig the reputation of
the town abroad. It benellts all who
have hiMiiiPrtH in the place, onhanceH
the value of property, bosidoH bring a
public convenience, oven if not con
ducted in the interest of the ruling po
litical power. If itn coliimiiH are not
tilled with brilliant editorials, .still it
benolltrt you in many wiivh. It in-
1 oreaHOH trudu.it eautioiirt against iinpo
Hitloiiri, it saves you from loss, it warns
you of danger, it points out different
advantages and increases your prolits.
Now, if you want such a paper you
iiiiist support it by advertising y'oui
business in it; assist in increasing its
circulation by getting your neighbors
to subscribe with you for it. If you
want such a paper you must not con
sider it an act of charity to support it,
but us a means to increase your own
wealth as well as that or the place in
"Which yon live. The local press is the
power that moves tho pcoplo; thure
J'oro, support it by advertising and sub
HJi'ibiug and paying for it.
It striken us that tho following from
tlio State Journti! is to the point :
Thedetorminnlion of Omaha to keep
the state fair or kill it is guardedly al
luded toby the leading papers, but the
Timus speaks out openly that at which
tho other but hint. The Timus nays:
Ouiaha business mini threaten 'to
withdraw from the State fair associa
tion if it is removed from the city, and
give their money and inlluenco toward
the establishment of a permanent ox
position here, which would viituallv
kill the State Fair or consign it to in
land oblivion.
There Is no doubt but thouttondance
at the state fair was diminished no
little by reason of the reunion at Lin
coln last week. Thousands of farmers
who could not afford two wpoks time
and the expenditure of so much money
Htaid at home this week. Lincoln is to
blame for it all.
" Having converted the fair into a cir
cus of a third rate character and wit
less management, Omaha would fain
lcocp it or kill it. If she keeps it hIic
will kill it. and it might as well be
buried in "inland oblivion" as poisoned
to death by tho swindles of horse jock
eys, ihe parade of riding-habited Ama
zons, and the complete debasement of
ovory purpose for which it was origi
nally intended Of tho good features
of tlio fair in olden times, there is just
enough left now to serve as melan
choly evidence of tho wreck it has bo
come. Hov. Thomas, a very popular Chicago
minister of the .M. IC. church, has been
tried by the Hock Hiver conference, and
found guilty of. heresy. He was ac
knowledged by all to be a good man.
and a most brilliant preacher, but he
got to be too liberal on many estab
lished doctrinal points. Ho was sus
pended front tho ministry and stripped
of all rights ami privileges thereof
until the meeting of the general con
ference, to which ho appeals. During
this suspension ho adheres strictly to
the order of tho lower court, refusing
to perform any otllcial act. Tho .New
York Huu, refers to a noticeable fea
ture in tlio trial of Dr. Thomas as fol
lows: "Ono or two things aro especially
worth notice of. In tho llrst place,
though, all the charges against him
wore sustained, tho vote of tlio nine
clergymen who acted as jurors in tho
trial was not by any means unanimous.
His views upon tho atonement were
pronounced unorthodox bv a maioritv
of only one vote; tlio voto on inspira
tion was si to three, his tendency to
Vuivor.sausin alone had a nearly unan
imous condemnation eight to ono.
It appeared also from other indications
during tho trial that there were other
heretics of his kind among thu clergy
men in.the conference."
District Attorney Corkhill nays
(luiteau will bo tried and hanged
were ho did his dastardly work, and he
will tind the law for it.
A Onrfipld monument fund htta voj.
Htnrt -t ev '. Only C-1.00 from
each s d soriber will be oxpov-ted, nmre
' will-riot r ,u cit,
The South Park Tunaol.
When completed to Gunnison the
Denver fc youth I 'ark railroad will pru
rient iifow miles of railioad engineering
unsurpassed in the World. Tlio tunnel
which enters the mountain at Han
cock will be the llrst railioad tunnel to
penetrate the continental divide. Jlo
yond tlio range for several miles, ex
tending well nigh to J'itkin, the road
winds up the mountain side by so many
crooks and turns that it closely re
sembles a veritable serpent's tail, be
ing in places :Joo feet and almost per
pendicularly above the wagon road.
For a distance half a milo tho road bed
is constructed upon a solid embank
ment of stone, which numerous work
men have been engaged for months in
jiHing together. In one place tho rails
have been laid along the side of a cliff,
the place where the track now lies be
ing at llrst readied hv the wm-kinmi
only by means of rope bidders depend
ing from tlio overhanging rocks, in
some places two hundred feet. This is
only one of the many specimens of the
obstructions which enterprise has had
to overcome in building railroads in
the Hooky Mountains. I'onctnSii iiws
Ili-mld.
It appears to bo reported on good
authority that Secretary Ulaine has de
clared bis intention to withdraw from
the cabinet at an early day. The
duties of the position appear to bo too
arduous for his health, l'.laine doubt
less, however, believes his permanent
resignation would relievo tho Presi
dent of an embarrassment and make
him free to choose the bead of hU
cabinet from political fiiends who
have been more in accord with him in
politics than Hlaine has been, or may
be thought to be. Hlaine and the
President are good friends, however,
and if ho leaves tho cabinet, bo will
doubtless get some exalted position as
honorable and less laborious than tho
ono ho lays down.
Tho pnst mr.rrm of the deceased
President proed the judgment of Dr.
Hliss regarding the immediate cause of
tho death was sudden internal bleeding
in tho region of tho heart. A large
clot of blood was found in the heart,
ami nearly a pint of blood flooding that
organ. I'ho bullet was found encysted
immediately back of tlio heart, far
away from where tho doctors had be
lieved it to be and where Hell's electric
humbug had located it. The autopsy
shows very conclusively that deatn
was inevitable, lrom the instant the
President was shot; that life was pro
longed only by good care, and that Gui
teau is a murderer.
It now transpires that .lames A. Gar
field had hud. for eiirhtenn vi-su-m n mi..
sentiment that ho would die i n the
lwtnot boptembor. On that dav, in
lsiia, at the bloody battle of Cliick-
iniauga, under Kosecruns, he was, made
, ' ........,w 'i uii utilliu
11 major general. lie said then tint
that dav would be. in mo, , s . ., .. . '
that day would bo, in some September,
hivi mV vi inn uniiu,--of. Joe UUZtlte
(larlleld was made a Major-tJeneral
on the t-'Oth of September, and not on
thointh.
A St. ,). GazUtt' correspondent at
Albany, Mo., gives his opinion of the
Q. M. & I railroad as follows:
In reference to the (.). M. & road,
there are as many speculations as
there-are speculators, and each specu
lator has the prospective road located
In his own direction. Vom- nnprn.,.
dent ventures this prediction (and it is
abseil on bretty good authority) that
we-1. m. iv r. win not be built bv the
atiastiany Lurthor west than Trenton.
Lo.-al coinnanies mav bit fonnmi i, .v.
tend it in any direction.
A mysterious disease has brokon out
amongst tho horses of Chicago. It is
called "pinkeye" for the want of a bet
ter name. The disease llrst makes its
appearance in a running at the eyes,
the horse feels dumpish and his logs
swell. A large per cent, aro cured, but
in many cases it proves fatal.
President Arthur makes his head
quarters at tho residence of . Senator
.lories, while the White House is un
dergoing renovation and repairs. The
Presidential! widower.
Tho Pitkin huhpeiuhut rejoices
that tho (iunnison county minerals at
the recent State fair at Denver were
awarded tirst premium, "and Pitkin
comes in for a share of it."
Agents in China have employed l.ouo
coolies to work upon railroads in Texas
and Now Mexico at 81.2ft per day and
transportation.
Chicago is doing more building this
year than in any ywil. 8lu,0 tno on
which followed the great lire. Two
million brick per day are being laid.
Jowache s'wis awarded the gold
-medal m, tho H.nuiuja r., KnS'laid.
fair.'. - '
The disastrous iesults of tho bar
vestsjn Italy have caused the govern
ment to hasten forward in some dis
tricts plans for affording employment
on public works to the impoverished
agricultural class.
Elijah Van Auken, at Lincoln, Neb.,
was shot and killed a few days ago by
A. J. Meguiro. Van Auken was
drunk at the time, and trying to force
bis way into Meguire's house.
Of 21,:. -21 emigrants who left Liver
pool during the month of August, IH.
072 were to the Tnitcd States and 2,907
to Hritish North America.
Hy a land slip near tho village of
Kim, Switzerland, 200 persons were
killed and thirty houses destroyed.
The New York Mull asks: "What
is tlio precise difference between a 'cor
nel' andabignway robbery V"
A correspondent of tlio Inter Ocean
signs herself "Alyce Carlysle." She
makes us smyslc. Detroit Free Prtxs.
An oarthquakoon tlio Abrozzo, Italy,
destroyed and badly damaged more
than 1000 bouses.
There were (i.oirj immigrants landed
at Castle Garden. New York, last week.
'l'n M'll Dr. L'liiiNc'M Ui'clpi'c; nr Iiilormu
lion lor uvuryliotl). In i-v-r comity In tln
I'nlteil Slalt'H mid i'iuiii'Iun. hiilari'il by
lliu iuiIjIIhIium to His )mii'-. It contultis
ovi-r 2.0IU liounelii'M recipe, iitul In Milti-il
to nil rluisen iv l conditions of sodvly. A
wontliMful hook mill and n liou-.i-lioli tie
i'".Niy, U Hulls lit slt'lit. CJriMiti'dt lrnlm-i-nicniNi'vi'i-
ofrorm! to Imok iikciiIh. Hainpln
ooplcrt hHiit liy mill!, jiOHtpuUI, for ?.'.()(). Kx
t'ltiMvf territory Kit''" AicmIm nion- Hum
ilonlili tliHr motley. AiMn-sn Dr. Chase's
Hii-um Printing IIoum-. Aim Arhor, Mlchl
Kim. IN CONSTANT DEMAND.
A Hl'AlT.K Mtl'K'l.l 'II.r.lNU I'()ltK Kit l-
Tke Revised
fflW TESTAMENT.
AGENTS WANTED to riiniMiiinM
that we ottur them tin- I,")WK.ST I'KICKs,
tilt' crenli'ht vurlt, Mil. I tiest tiM'llls; ullllll
only .")0 conls. .iir imr Kiniil illili-n-in
hl les anil prftt-H. I -! nIl iilc new raratlel
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oontloiea lo enra llnnrinKtorrhoia. Uanilr.nl Wti
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Olaat, Urinary or llliuldar dlsaajiad. Knnul aaan
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aetiiiK as nueiitM tor thlx hoolc are malili k
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valid. It is a medicine niX not an
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