TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : KRIDAV JUNE H , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA PUOLISHINQ CO , , PROPRIETORS.
010 Farnh.im , bet. Oth and I Oth Streets ,
F sunscnirTioN :
Copy 1 year , In advance ( ixMtpnld ) . (10.00
months " " . 6.00
month * " " . 300
RAILWAY TI MB TABL
WAV 110 OMAHA f.ABt OR SOUTH BOtSD.
C. , It. k q. C . m. 3:40 : p. m.
C. t. N. W. , 6 n. ra. 3:40 : n. in.
0. , It 1. fe I1. , 0 a. m.-3:40.p. : in.
K. C. , St. .1. i C. R , 8 ft. m.S.io p in. Arrlte
t St. uouls at 0:25 : a. m. and 7:15 : n m.
n. k M. in Nch. , Through Kxiirow , S-.Si .1. in.
II. fc Jl. Lincoln FrelxhFOOp m.
U. 1' . Kxnrefw , 12.15 p. m.
O. & 11. V. for Lincoln , 10.M i m.
O. & n , V , lor Oscoola , 0 40 a in
U. I' , freight No. 6 , 6M ri. m.
JJ. I' . IfslRht No. 0 , S.15 a m.
JJ. V. freight No. ; , 6:10 : p. m.-cinUrant.
U. P. frclKht No. 11 , 8:25 : p. in.
AjmrVMO-mOM KA8T AMI HOUT1I.
C. II. & 0. , 5 00 a. m7:25 : p. m.
t Y C. k \V.,0.45 a. m.-7:25p. : m.
C. H.I A , P. . 9:45 : a m.-ll.oa p. m.
K. C. , Ht. Joe AC. 11. , 7:10 : a. tn.-G45p. ; m.
V . , St. L. k I1. , 10.65 a. in. lS5 : p. in.
mo * TUX RHT AND wnti r T ,
O. A U. V. from Llnroln-12:12 : p. in.
L. 1' . KaproH * 3:25 : p. in.
JJ & M. In Neb. , Throiuh Kiprcw 4'.15 p , m
H. & M. Lincoln Freight -8.3o a. in.
U. P. Frviffht No. 101:40 : p. in.
No. & 4i5 : ! p. ra. KuiLrnuit.
No. h-10W : p. m.
No. 12-11:35 : a m.
O. t It , V. tnluil , &r. 4:8i : p , m.
KORTII.
-Netnuka Division of the Bt. Paul k Blmxx City
Head.
No. 2 lonvcs Onihlm 8 a. in.
No. 4 leui'S Onmhn 1:50 : p. m ,
No. 1 arrives at Onula at 4:30 : p. m.
No , 8 ani\oti at Omaha at 10.45 a. m ,
8PXXT TRAt.VH BKTUIU1K OMAHA AMI
rui > nL i [ ,1-YH.
Lenvo Otmha itt 8.00 , H.tt ) nnd 11:00 : a. m.
: :00 : , 0 , 3,00 , 4-00 , D.OOHml 6.00 p. m.
Ix \ o Council llluu"at b.l5 ! , 0-25 , 11:25 a. m. ;
ISo , 2.15 , 3:25 : , 4:25 : 6:23 : wul U.25 p. III.
Hundftj The dunmi ) lc \i Oimlia at 9:00 :
uid 11.00 a. m , ; 2:00 : , 4UO : and E > :00 : p. in. U
Council IllullH at D.U5 and 11:26 : a. lu. ; 2:25 , 4:23 :
txl 6t6 : p. in.
Opening and Closlnc of Mnllt.
BOCTK. OPUS. CLOHB.
a , m. p. m , a , m. p. m
Chlmco&K.W . 11-00 11.30 4:30 : V:40 ! :
ChlcfttfO , It. I. & 1'aclllc 11-00 O.-OO 4:30 : 2:40 :
Chlrai'O , 1 ! . & 0 . 11:00 : 11.00 1:30 : 2:40 :
4:30 :
Sioux City and PacUlc . 11:00 : :30 :
Union Tnclflc . 6.00 11:40 :
Otnaha&U. V . 4:00 : 11:10
K. & M. in Neb . 4:00 : 8:40 : C:3C :
Omaha & NortliMffltcrn 4TO : 7:30 :
LotiU luallrt for HUt < j of Iowa leave but oncu
doy , > iz : 4:30. :
A Lincoln Jlall In alto opened lit 10:30 : a. in.
Ottico otwn Suiuliyu from 12 m. to 1 p. in ,
TIIO.S. K. HAI.li 1' . M.
Business directory.
Art Emporium.
J. II. ItOSK'S Art Einpoiiinn , 1510 Dodge Ptrcct ,
Stool Kncravlnct , OH I'alntliiKS Chronios , Kane )
Kraniui. KramlnKnhpi.-ci.alty. Low Prici- ' .
J. UONNKU 1WJ ! Dnui-lnt Strci t. Good htlei. .
Abstract ard Real Estate.
JOHN L. McCAOl'E , opiwsltc Post OIHcc.
W. U. IUUTI.KTT , 317 South 13th .Street.
Architects.
DLTRKNK & MI-SI > r.I.SSOHN. AUCHITECTS ,
llooni 1 * CrclKhton Dlcck.
A. T. LAUGH Jr. , Room 2 , Ciclithton IllocJ : .
Boots and Shoes.
JAMK3 DIVINE & CO. ,
1'ino IJooU nnd Hho ( . A ooil atwrmcnt of
homo work on hind , cornir 12th nnd Iliirnej- .
TIIO.S. KUICKSON , S K. cor. Kith and Douglas.
JOHN KOIITUNATUS ,
< . > 10th ntrcet , inaimfacturri to onler food work
at fair prices. Repairing dono.
Ued Springs.
J. V. LAHWSir.U , Manufacturer , Vlsschers' IH'k.
Dooks , News and Otatlonery.
J. I. ntUElIAL't' , 1015 t'arnhain Htrcct.
Butter and Eggs.
McSHANBkSC'HUCiKllKH. Uie oldest 1 ! . and K.
Nebraska , mtablMiol 1S75 , Om-Uia.
Boarding ,
CENTUAI.
HliSTAUHAXT ,
MK3. A. 11VAN ,
southwest comer ICthand U Kl > 'c.
licit Ilaird for the Monoy.
Satisfaction Umrantecd.
Cicala at all Ifour .
Uoard by the Day , Week or Month.
( oed TuriiH for Cash.
Furnlihcd Koomt Supplied.
UarrlaRes and oad Wagons.
WM. SNVDKIt , No. 131h Uthand llanif ) Street
Civil Engineers and Surveyors ,
ANDHEW UOSEW'ATEI ! , 1510 Farnham street
Town Suru' } , Oiuduund tjuutragu Sjatcma a
Swclalty. |
Commission Merchants ,
JOHN G.VII. . LIS.U14 Dodge Street.
D It llEEMEIt. I'orditalln utu largo tucrtisc
tucnt in Daily and WitKlj.
Clears and Tobacco.
WEST & FRIT.SCT Kit , manufacture * of Cigars
indliokfalo Uenlcn in Tonacnw , li05 ! Doiisrlii
Vf. t' . LUliKNZKN iiianutaiturel fill lOtllstrttt
Cornice Works ,
Western Conilce Wori-n. Slaniifactnrera Iroi
Conilce , Tin , Iro-i and Slate Hooliing. Orilur
< rom an ) loralitiiompil > cxu-iitnl In the bt
liuinner. Factorj und Ollice 1310 Dodge Street.
Gah ani/itl Iron Coinint' . Window Caps , etc
nunuf.u-tured and put up in any l rt of th
country. T. SINIIOI.U. ilO Tlilrteeiith fctrit-t.
Crockery ,
J. HONNEIt , 1301 DOUSIM htr.-et. Oood line.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Cirio. II. PKTKUSON. Also Hats , Caps , Hoot
.Show , Notion * and Cutlrr ) , bOI S , 10th ttreet.
Clothing bought.
C. SHAW will l ) highest Cat.li jirlco for boc-on
hand clothing , Cornvr 10th and I'urnluni ,
Dei lists.
DIt. PAUL , Wllliann' PlocU , Cor. IMh k Dodge
Drugs , I'a nts ana Ulls.
KUIIli k CO. ,
I'hinrnclstH , Fine v JJixiiN , Cor. IDth an
W. J. WIirrr.HOU ! ' nlv&Iletall,10tlib
C , C. FIKI.U , yrX N fill Sldo Cumiug Ktrec
II , I'AKK , Dnui'lut , lO'.li and Ilouard Ktrctts.
Dry Cond Notions , Etc.
JOHN II. T. L tilMANN A , CO. ,
Xcw Voik Dry Goo.liK.ort > , 1310 and 1312 Far
luiu ktn < t.
L , C. ICnewold , aluo lioota and thocs , "lh i. I'aelfl
f-uruiturc ,
A I' . OltOSS , New i.cl a = roii'l ' Hand Fiirnltn
and SI.IVCM , nu 1-ouiito. llii'hc-et cuali pri
} iali | for H-coiid hanu vuv * > d.
J , HONNKIl 130U joiwi > St. Flna
, Fenre Works ,
OMAHA FKNC'B CO.
OUST , Fllir.SiCO. , ISlSl'arneyht. , Improi
< il leu Hanoi , Iron anil tVoixl Fcnctu , Oil
Itailim. , Counti-iunf I'lnvuml Walnut.
Florist.
A , Donaghue , I'lunU , cut flowers , tcodf ,
etc. N. W. cor. 10th an 1 1)ou-lis utrciUi.
Foundry ,
JOHN WEAHNE k SONS , cor. II th A : Jackson
'
Flour and Feed ,
O1IAHA CITY JIIM.S , 8th and Farnham 81
V cLslunn llrou. , .roprntora ,
Grocers ,
Z. STKViNS : , 2Ut bettt ifn Cumln-j and Iza
f. A. Hc.SHANE , Coni. 23d and CumlngStrci
' Hatter * .
W. U I'AKUOTTK & CO. ,
1306 Doug-ivi Street , Wholaale Kxcliutvc
Hardware , Iron and 8te l ,
& LANGWOBTUV , Wboltsale , 110 t
A. IIOLMK3 corner 1Mb and dlUornla.
Ba4dln. Ac.
. B , wart Ki ISUi St. , Ut F ra- & Hare
At And Bonnet Olc.ichert ,
I-fllMCCt > otirNtmw , Chip Mid hi It Unix done
tip tiiorth' > v t rornpr cntreiith Mul Cp\lo\ \ \
A mur WM. DoVK , 1'roprictor.
Htcl < .
I'ANnKt.tlllOU.SK.do.CanncM.Mh&F.irnhRm
I > OUA.V IIOl'Si ; , p. t CM ) . PI3 FarnhAm St.
M.AVK.VS IIOTKI , , F. Sh\cn , 10th Stn-ct.
SouUicrn Hotel Ou . l.amcl , Oth A Ix > .cn orth.
ron hencini ; .
Tlic We-stcrn Cornlw Works , Aftcnta for the
Cliiini'lon Iron I'oicc &r. , hnte on hand nil KlniM
ofFano Irun Ft-ncis , Crc-tlnj , Flntnlt , lftillng ! ,
tt < - . 1310 Dodiro ttrec. pia
Intelligence Office ,
it US. I.1Z/.IB UKNT 217 10th Street.
Jewellers.
'JOHN HAl'MKIt 131 U'Arnliam Street.
Junk ,
II. IIKKTtlOI.1) ) , Unhand McUl.
Lumber , Lime and Cement ,
FOSnu & ( IIIAY , corner Uth nml Doiiglvi SM.
Lamps nnd Ul.ntware.
J. no.VNKU , 1SW DOC.-IM St. ( lood Variety.
Merchant Tailors.
II. A. UNDQf EST ,
One of our most | < opulir .Merchant Taltorn li re
i-cMng thu Intent iKsigiu f > ir Spring nnd Sununcr
tlood > i for irtntlcmcnu i r , StlUh , dur bli > ,
and priMti low M \cr i 215 13th I'ft. ' Doug.A. Fain.
rvHlllnery.
MIIS. C. A. lUNOKIt , Wholo-iale and Hi tall , Fan
ry HooilH In grmt Mirii'tjpli ! > ni , Card lloarUn ,
llonii r ) , ( ilo\n , CorK-tx , , * > c. Clu | H t llouw In
thoWiet. I'lirilwcrn H.HO 30 jH.r cent. Order
b > Mall. 11.11'ifU-vtith Strict.
Physicians an J Burgeoni.
W. H. ( liniW , M. D. , oem No. 4 ,
Illock , IDtii Mtrti't.
A. N. I.KIr..NUl.Xl ( , it. D. MaNOnlc Illock
C. I. . IIAUT , XI. I ) . , Kjc and I-Vir , off.
DR. I , . II OKADDV ,
OciilUt and Aurtot , H.V 16th and. Farnham
Photographers.
( HX ) . 1IKVN , PHOP. ,
Orand Central Oallen ,
211 ! ijlxtrcnth Street ,
near Mawnic Hall. Kmt-mss Wutk and I'romjit
nit's guarantvcn ,
PlumbliiR , Qas nnd Steam Fitting ,
I1. W. TAIll'Y .V CO. . 210 12th St. , bet. Farnham
and DougLu. Work prompt ! ) atti'iidivl to.
D. FITX.PATUICK , H09 Dough.Street. .
Painting ; nnd Paper Hanclng.
HKNltV A. KOSriatS. 1412 Dodge Street.
Planing Mill.
A. MOYV.lt , tmnututiirer of iw li , doora , Mlinl .
molilhigM , mucl-i , aluatun , handrallx , furnishing
Hcroll wtwing , Ac. , cor. Dodge and
Pawnbrokers ,
J. KOSKKFEM ) , 32J 10th St. , bet. l'.ir. k liar.
Refrigerators , Canficld's Patent ,
C. F. GOODMAN , llth .it..bet. Farn. A. llarne ) .
Show Case Manufactory. ,
0. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer" in nil kind * of Show
Case * , Upright Ca ia. ,1 > . . 1317 n.Hht. .
FIIANK L. ilKltHAKD , proprktor' Onmlia
Show C.ise nnnufiietorj , bl-5 South Itlth street ,
lutuicn Li'.uiiiMorth and Mare > . All goods
u.i minted tlr t ! i .
Stoves nrtn linwarc.
A. nL'llMESTr.U ,
Dealer In Sto\rsand Timvan > , nnd Minufacturcr
of Tin Hoof-i nml nil klmls ot lluildlug Work ,
Odd IVllows1 Dloik.
J. IIONNF.lt , 130Dotulai ) St. Good nnd Cheap.
Seeds.
J. KVANS , Whole'.ilo and Act/ill Stcd Drills nnd
Ciimntor- ! < , Odd Fellow * ' ilall.
Ghee bcores.
1'hillip Lang , 1320 IVkmiuin bt. , Iict , 13th k llth.
Second Hand Store.
I'KHKINS & UUlt , 111G Douglas St. , New and
Suconil Hand Furniture , house Fnrnl'-liiiigGooJs
A.O. , bought nnd field on narrow margins.
Saloons.
HKNIIY 1'AUF.MANN ,
In the now brick block on Douglas Street , hat
Just oiwntd a most ilogant llccu Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 12
e\cry day.
FLANNKUY ,
Or. Farnham , no\t to thn 11. fi M. hcidquartcru
has re-opcni-d a mat nnd i-on plctc uhtibllnhiiicni
whichInrrlng FIIU..nnd Mothvrbhlpton'ii 1'roph
ceyill bu upcnuil lor thu uojs "itli Hot Lund
on and after preneiit date.
" fialcdonli " J. FA1CONKU. 070 10th Street.
Undertakers.
CIIAS. IlIEWi : , 101 : > F.irnham bet. 10th & lltd
P. I'KMXEItw.l : } Tuith ctrtit , between Farn
. lum and HarmDJLS gooil nnd chuip work.
00 Cent Stores.
. IIENIIY I'OHLMAN , torn , notions , picture
Jewelry , ic. , 51U Uth hct. Farnham nnd Douglas
I' . 0. I1ACKUS , 120i Farnliam St. , Fancy Oood
R. M. STONE , M. D.
I. , Generul Practitioner and Obstetrician
Olllcu opK ) > "ito 1'ost Office , o > , cr Edholm &
EnckKMi'd. Residence , 2107 Chi-
cn--o St. ml 3-1
MITSKUPF ,
BRICKLAYER it PLASTERER ,
1118 KIIKUMAN AVKNUF ,
North nf Kith Stroit llridui. , OM IH , hP
flond \iierionc-i-.uid flr t-cl.un ri'ooinincnd.itioii
jllllm
,
CONTINLKS TO
Roar for Moore ( s )
: Harness
AND Saddlery
,
bt ,
ft.
fie. Il.a\o ado in ol Iho I.Ion nsnTrado Mnik , n
allin.v gooilx will bo HTAMl'KD ' with tha I.H
undim NAMT. on the same NO ( iOOIH A
KNI INI : WITIIOIT 'inn AHOVI ; HI-AMI
The be t material H uxcd and tlio iroxt t-kll
workmen are implo i-il , and at the lotf t 11
prim. An nnv wishing a pike Hit of ) ; oou i
fee. LOiifir a fatorb ) bending for one.
DAVID SMITH MOORE
I\U-
lieu ! BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG
belli' ' th" Won of ( he Hiripturn , by Itcv O < o
Aliixjndtr Cronu D. D , In blntplu und nttruc
ICt9 unguugu for old anil > oung. 1'rolusily Illuj
ti-d , making a must intereNting and Imprcs
joutliu Instmetor Ktir ) | < annt uilHcx'urn
work. I'riuilursou i-hauld circulate it I'
1.00. .Send for ireular * with extra trmu.
J II. CJIAMI'iU3&CO. : bt. Ullla M <
Ita. , d.H FLIEGEL
Successor to J. II. Thlclo ,
xrd. MERCHANT TAILO
it * .
No. i30 Douglai HLrett Omaha , Neb.
AQKNTS WANTKD TOR oun NKW BOOK ,
cly.
MRS. LOUISE MOHH
and Graduate ot the Bt. L uU School ot MMwtva
600 California Street , Between Flfte *
.and aixteenth ,
north ride , nhere caUi vill U promptly ru p
ol to t auj- Lour duriuy the UJT
ley.
QIRL. DKESSMAKERS.
The Way EnRllah Girl * Do.
Why do not the girls of to-day ho-
como their own drossinaki-rs' Tliuy
would find nil extraordinary stimulus
iiil pleasure in the occupation , and
there is nothing that would do more
to take thu notfciisu out of them and
put Bt'iisu in its proper place. Paper
patterns and the shortening of skirts
liavo niado the task easy , and unco
undertaken it would not ho given up ,
for it would ho more intorestinj ; than
fancy work. Proh.ihly the uuluci'incnt
to uianv would ho much groalcr if the
custom of giving girls an allowance for
"dress" money was common here as
it is in England. Hut unfortunately
it is not , and the majoiity of the
daughters of well-to-do fathers feel
that the effort will not hi > appreciated.
Young women whose parents oc
cupy high position in Kngland
frequently do all their own newing
in order to maku their allowance
( which ranges from 850 to Si'oO per
annum ) do its work. They have one
dress in a season made hy adreasmalc-
ur , not inoro ; mid this will prohahly
he Hiiporintended hy a dressmaker in
the house , who occupies her time in
cutting and fitting , while the young
lady , with , perhaps , the help of a fam
ily seamstress , does the sowing. There
is a great advantage in thus becoming
acquainted with methods and person
ally conversant with ways and means ,
with the exigencies and necessities of
work , its limitations as well as itn pos
sibilities. A good noivant would in
finitely rather work tor a mistress who
was thoroughly acquainted with the
duties to ho performed , and therefore
willing to make allowances ; and , on
the same principal , it is easier making
a dress to satisfy one who knows
than one whoso ignorance nmkes her
ut once exacting and nou-appreeiativo ,
The Farmer's Hired Mail.
Detroit Free I'rcm.
"I'm kinder lookin' around the
market for a hired man , ' "lie exclaimed
as ho stopped at one of the stands
and nihhled at an onion. " 1 kinder
need one , hut yet 1 kinder hope I
shan't he iiblo to find him. "
"How's that' "
"Wall there ain't no profit in a hir
ed man no more. No , sir , he's no
good any longer. "
"What's the reason' "
'Oh , a dozen reasons. Kind and
foremost , limes have changed , and
the hired man lias changed with 'out.
Ah ! .sir , it makes mo sad when J think
of the hired men we had before the
war great big fellers with the
strength of an ox and the vim of a lo
comotive. 1 did't have to holler my
lungs out to git olio of 'em out of bed
at I ! o'clock in ( ho morning , and it
was all T could do to coax 'em to go to
bed a1 ; 10 o'clock at night. I'm afraid
that wo shan't never see no more hir
ed men wurth kcupin' around fortheii
board. "
. "That's sad. "
"It's sad , and more , too. Now
as 1 said , 1 want a hired man. I'm
, willing to nay 81 1 or § 12 a month foi
a smart one. Some farmers want :
man to work all day and all night , bin
that ain't me. 1 have never aske <
ono to git out of bed before . ' ! o'clocl
never I allus give my man three
quarters of an hour at noon , unlcs
the hogs git out or cattle break in o
a showur is , coming up After a ma
has worked right along for nine hour
his system wants at least halt an hon
to brace up in. They don't quit worl
on Homo farms till 8 o'clock , hut T'r
no such slave-driver. At half past
1 tell my man to knock oil' All h
haB to do after that is to feed th
stock , cut a little wood , mow sum
trraas for the horses , milk four COWF
* fill up the water trough , startiismudg
in the Hiuoko-liou.su and pull n
weeds in the garden. I never had
hired man who didn't grow fat on in
work , and they allus left me feolin
that they hadn't half eained the
wages. "
lie stopped long enoui'h to wipe
tear from his eye , and then went 01
"And now look at the hired man <
to-day ! Ho wears white shirts an
collars. Ho won't oat with a knifi
Ho wants napkins who" ho cats , an
if wo don't hang up a clean towel OIK
a week ho wipes on his handkcrrhu
Call him at . ' ( and he gct.s up at < i. I '
wants a whole hour at noon , and a
tor supper lie trots off to a singiii
bchool or sits down to a nowspapo
Fifteen years ago if any hired nu
was sick for half a day f could doi .
f ! him. Tf lie died 1 could take out
month's wages for the trouble. 1
was glad to got store orders for 1
pay , and ho would wash in the mi
barrel and wipe on the clothes-lii
There's been a change , sir an awl
change , and if a reaction don't act'
pretty soon you will witness t
downfall of agriculture in this eou
try. "
"Then you won't hire another ? "
"Wall , I can't just nay. Work
powerfully pi casing , but I'm > 'oi
slow. Uuforu I hire him I want
know whether he's a man who'll p :
his plate for morn meat and t.itu
and whether we've got to iiho star
in doing up his shirts , The last in
1 had took mo to task for not hold !
family prayers twice a day , and af
I had done BO three months I found
was only a game of his to beat mo <
of half an hour a day , I Io thought
had a pretty soft thing , and ho lool
mighty lonesome when I cut (
ION and Hundred down to two lines and ;
MY. through with the Lord's Prayer
i'i ' i f"r'y ' 8 C ( " 'H' ' "
Snlvatloii
A ' | ( | ( ! ( of 'I'llO ( Ill'Vllli
Luailur ilutiuriliuii thu jiunjilu who 1
week hulil u neil of national clui
II coiiVDiitioii ill Afililund , Ohio. 'I
chinch , ho HiijH , oii 'inutod in I
orgi- many , in thu year 1708 , and , -
utro- -tl > u uinignitud to thu Cni
SlitU Ktntu.s Hoinii time after its coinmci
thin incut. With thin church , to rri Undivided
'nco
divided into diHtricts. Each dint
lo. ontillud to Huvural .
Slionld a matter of church
ariao in any diatrict durinc thu 3
that the resident minmtur could
settle , thu matter in dreaaed in
IR form of u query nnd jireaonted
thu annual meeting for advice , II
it is brought ) > uforo thu rupn.-sei ;
lives from all parts of thu nation
diucusBud hy thorn , Thu body is t
required to votu on thu Bevoral v
of duciding the qucBtion , and thu
. Huit of thu votu in inadu a Btam
onth rulu of church diecipllnu. The m
ing this year will bo ono of unu
importance. For yearn post tl
have been two tnothoJs of porforu
the foot-wnshitig in the church ; i " 'l '
the difference mi this point has causr 1
many churches to ho expelled. Ono
brother pours water into a. basin an 1
washes u brother's fret , and
brother follows after ,
with a towel , and wipes t , ,
foot that have boon wasln ! j
This is known as the double modif
foot-washing. \ \ \ tin1 Mnglo inodoi i"
brother who washes thu foot is gin I ,
with a tnwol and wipes them. 'l'i ' >
double modi' is recogiii/cd nil- -f
performing this ordinance , nnd tli r < >
are a number of le.ulors who wain <
make it the only udo in tin.1 olur i
The opposition to this is strong in I
determined , claiming tn have the t i
aiiipliof Christ and the most alien i- (
practice nf the church ; and if t1.-
double mode leaders attempt to f' ' r
their rule a general division in tV |
body u ill take thu place. The HIM w
in this society are not allowed lo w < ir
hats , and in time of son ices each
is expected to have her head cot i r.-d |
with a neat white cap , A a rule t'u ' %
men wear broad-briiumed bats an-1 a
coat that has a low stand-up enliar
There are a multitude of peculiar ru' ' , . * '
in the minutes of the annual nitvt - . |
but thu many communicantH di < n , > t
obey them. Usually at this nu'rtmg
Ihe Lord a supper is observed. TV } |
bcliovo lhal it requires a full evening
meal to make thu Lord's supper , .nut
accordingly they havoa genuine repast ,
rouipuBed of boiled beef , and > > up
made of thu broth and broad ; ainl m j
connection with this the salutation or' '
ki s IH inndu a distinct feature of the
exorcises. The representatives from
the various districts comprise oiil.v a
small portion of the meeting. Tlioio
is always a largo number of visitor *
who gather in from all parts nf the
country to attend these meetings , and
hoar the discussions. Thcro are about
ton thousand present.
Gniabotta's Prophot.
London dlnhu ,
The gypsy woman who predicted
that Josephine do Heauharnaisouhl
ono day bo hailed as queen has been
replaced in M. Gaiubeltn'n life by the
workiugman who was present at the
meeting held in view of an olcctinn to
lill a vacancy in the corps legislatif in
May , 18(1. ( " . The meeting took place
in a rag \\arohouso in the Rue de la
Chapolle. M. Gambotta was present
in order to push thu claim of M. .lo
Huph Diane , thu wurkingman'H e.iudi
date , who opposed M. Havin , The
[ latter gentleman felt no certain of his
ictiini , under the auspices of govorn-
munt paltonago , that ho did not deem
it necessary to attend thu meet
ing , and simply Hunt a friend to
represent him. This person HI .it
tempting to wpuak was cried down'
and , .smarting under thu indignation
of the moment , 31. Gamhclta aioso
to defend with eloitienco | and rare
energy the honor and rcnponsibihty of
universal siillrago. lie made ono of
those tolling speeches , full of demo
cratic convictions , and won respect as
well as aroused thu enthusiasm , and
vied with each other in the loiulnuss
,
and sincerity of their applause , wlnlo
r the warehouse echoed again and
again. An elector present asked and
abtained permission to add a fuw
words. Ilu was a workinginaii a
metal chaser and engraver. What
gieat moderation , remarkable tact ,
and in excellent uhouen language , ho
placed before thu public a ru-minu of
: the different arguments adduced by
each Hpcakur , explaining , in Ids opin
ion , that nothing could bo more ele
vated , honest powerful or logical than
the iduaH M. Gambutta had o.\prenbud.
This statement was indorsed by the
public , and as M. Gambutta left the
IU
warehouse ho was almost carried in
lJ (
lu triumph.
As he was boiiig escorted to the
door , an old workingman , m his blue
blouse , stainud with travel , prusnud
forward , and , placing his hand on thu
shoulder of M. Gamhulta , exclaimed
y with all the rough frankness of a seur
: 'Thou shall bu president of thu re
public. " The muliil-chancr and un
graver was M. Toulain , who is now ;
life senator ; and he can judgu witli
n :
of M. Gambutta how far thujirudiction ol
nd the blouse-clad revolutionary is fron
being verified , when hu takes into ac
uj count the enthusiasm with which hii
c friend has been received in thu prov
iiicos.
* c Nooosiity the Mother of luvontioi
if- ) Ua7etti- .
; In a millnoml n Hummer duck ha
made a nu.it in a hollow free 20 fee
au abovu the watur , in Mliicli shu deposited
.ck ted her eggs , Last A cole thu littl
la ducklings appealed , and then th
Ilu question troubled thu mothoras to hoi
his to gut her yountr brood from her u >
in- altudnest. Shu was bcun to fly dow
ne. ; from thu hollow stump to , thu watt
ful and baok again , as if measuring th
in distance. I hen she hiought out on
thu of the ducklings in her bill and lot
mi- fall. It struck thu watur and wax pel
fectly safo. This she repeated tint
thu live were- transferred from thu
eyrie to thu watur , wheio they mini
ing known their great joy by a vociforoi
to quackling.
as.s
irs : , FA1O1KHS AND .MECHANICS.
t-ch If you w ish to avoid great dangi
lan and trouble , besides a no small bill
ing expense , at this suahon of thu yea
Ftur you should taku prompt slops to Kei
lit easit fiom your hoimuhold. Tl
out H > stum HJiouhl Im cleansed , blood pin
thu liud , htomach and ImwolH regulate
kud < and prevent and cum diseases ansii
Old from spring mahuia. Wu know
got notliing that will > > ' porfuctly ai
in Hiiruly do this as ICloruic Inttors , m
at thu ( riling con o ) lifty cents , i In
tie. [ K\changu.
Sold Hy Ish A. .Me.Mahon. ,1 , ,
antl
WOMAN'S TIU'K KUIUNI ) .
last
irch A f i lend in need is a fiiond indue
The This none can deny , ospuciall wh
atiaiHtancu is lunderod when ono
-.ipu Koiely alllictod with diHuauo , moio pi
itcd ticulary those complaints and uei ;
nesBes HO comnxjii to our female p <
nco-
is illation. Every woman whonld Kni
trict ry that Elcctrio liittej.s aie woman'rt tr
.V JH. friend , and will positively restore 1
ilino to health , oven when all ether len
dit-s fail. A Hinglu trial will alw :
year not jirovo our assuitmn. The are pit-
thu ant to thu tastu and only cost T > 0 cui
to a bottle. Sold by IHI ! it McA
Icru hon. (1 ( ,
nta-
NOTICE.
and
( illbtrtVc6jon u-illtalonotU-fl that on the. '
then day of April , A D. UM , the County Judi ;
VJiJ-B Dou Un County , Nchnwlui , Uiu d an ordi
attachment for the cum of fiO In an ftftlon | x
ro-
Ing before him , wlicrt-Jii Arthur A. I'ark <
ding plaloUff , and IlllU-rl WCHWH , defendant ; I
icot- projxrtj , toit ; l'und < lute been itttchod
dcr lalJ ordir. Maid
r uwi WM ccoUnunl
iiual Mb ilay of July , 1MI , . * xt . 0 oMock n. m ,
hero .I. III'U A U 1 LJ
, Jan f , 1SU CTTT tbur-43
Great German
REMEDY
-on
RREDXATI5V ,
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
a OUT ,
SOUliNKSS
or tu B
CHIiST ,
! | | | | | | | | | | SOUE THROAT ,
! ! ! ! illllHlll ! ! ! ! QUINSY ,
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
nn
EARS ,
SCALDS ,
OCNLBAI.
000111 PIS ,
TOOTH , EAR
HEADACHE ,
All other
i.xn
_ ACHES
.No l'iti | > rili"n un rth , | , i.in Sr J r M Oil >
h llw. rbwi. Mint. tiiJ tlUAi1 I xlrrnftl lltnfsl
A ttml inlillt lul Ilia cuni- | tnly ( rilling oulli ; ft
N ) ChM4. nnJ ov Tf oo iun rluir MlUt jaln ca unt
che * | tad r iitiTA proof of IU cUlmi.
uiutmim in r.Lttpji UNdi-itr
$01,0 DT AIL OUOBISTS AND DIAURS IN IKOICINt.
A. VOOELER & CO.
Ifiiffitiicirr. Mil. , If. 8. A.
No Changing Cars
When- din > ot ronncctionn nrt > undo ilh Through
bLKKl'INU CAlt LINKS for
XKW YOIIK , IIOSTON ,
IIAI.TIM011K ,
WASIIISQTON
AND ALL KASTKIIS
The Short Line via. Peoric
Ikir INDIANAI'OMS , CINCINNATI , LOl'IS
VII.M : , inn ! nil point * In thu
S3QT
TIIK HK.ST LINK
For ST. LOUIS
Vlun illrvH ronnivtiniiH nro undo in the t'nio
Uipot with the Through Sli-i-pln Car
I.lniMforAI.1.1'OIMS
2S2 " U * v * TTT m
, , NEW LINE'MJES WIOINEi
TIII : KAVoiinr. IIOCTK ron
i Rock Island.
The tini'vnlcd ] Indiireini'iiti offered hy this Hi
to tnnclerH und tourists nr iw follorti , :
lliorcli'limtvil prM.MANll ) wliwl ) I'AI.AC
SI.KKI'IN'll ' OAKS run only nn lhi < llnu U ,
k O. . 1'AI.ACK DilAWINU ItOO.M OAKS , |
lorton'n llvrllnhi ) ; Chalrn. No uxtr.1 iliar u f
atslii Hi-tlliiliij , ' Clulr . Ihof.unoiiH I ! . , II ,
. . . Pnl ire Dining Cirs , fiowouH Hinoklnjr ( '
lltli-dttlth tlcifiint liluh-liaclifil rutUin rcvoMi
i , for the ciclusho usoof llrst-claiw i u e
Su-il Track nnd mjwrlor iqulpmcnt combln
ultli their gJi-at through car arwiigcmi'iit , limit
thN , alH\ all ntluiN , thu f.uoritu route tot
, Kouth and SouthiaHt.
N It , und } on will llnd troMiling a luxury
xtinilofadlHiomfort.
Through tlcku-tn % io thiH nkbrati-d line for K
at till clllci HII thu L'nlti-d Htnti'mind Ciinaih.
All infoniiutloii aliont iiiti-n of f ATI ; Hli i-pl
Cur aoeoni modal IOIIH , Tlmu Tabh-u , tU- . , will
chu-rfullj ifivcn hy npjilj Ing tn
JAMIM 11. WOOD ,
Ouicrnl Pawtoiiger Agent , Chlmgo
T. j. I'o-rrini ,
nil Manni'iT Chicago
<
:
616 TENTH STREET.
WILL OFFER THURSDAY MORNING AND DURING
THIS MONTH
J I
awi Mi rihiUi 11 1 O P
THAN EVER.
Having Closed out Several lots of a New York jobbing
house at 65 cents on the dollar , the whole ad
vantage will be given to our Customers.
The Goods are follows :
PARASOL and FANS ,
CORSETS and SUSPENDERS ,
LISLE THRED GLOVES & HOSIERY ,
LACE MITTS and LACE TIES ,
LADIES' and GENTS' COLLARS ,
LADIES' , MISSES & MEMS' HOSIERY ,
SHETLAND SHAWLS ,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS ANDiKID GLOVES.
LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
A'so ' a Manufacturer's ! Stock of
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats I
AT QRKATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ILulncinKtuwt thnenililltlniml Ml.-mi'ti we hope fci .mild the Itiromfiiifiiri'of Imln * our ms-
tninrnkcpt vtnltliiKiwUuy IUMlnrii tl > piMl ifl.
P. O. IMLAn , Manngar.
EDHOLM & ERIOKSON ,
ALi : AND ItKTAll. MANIFAITI'UIMI
LAHGIST STOCK OF
GoldandSilver latches and Jewelry in the.0ity
Come nnd TOO our storl ; , ni wo will liupleawd to tliow goods.
EDHOLM & ERICKSON.
si : NUFAGTURERS' SALE
Illi n. 1 1
lor
Hd
kui
the
in- !
nlo
Ing
bo
To Be Closed Out Immediately Regardless of
Cost.
Wo respectfully call your a'ttqntion to the largo and varied
assortment of Bootn and Shoos , inchidinc some of the very boat
KradoB in Ladiow' and Gents' Hand and Machmo Sowed , ft-om
several of the loading manufacturers in the East , which will bo
sold at about
To. Close Out.
ThiH U ; i run chance for JJAltOAlNS. Coino Onu , Coino All , mul Shoo your-
Bulf in HALF 1M11C13. Hoiiiuinbur the I'laco ,
216 So. 15th St. , Union Block , Bet. Farnham & Douglas.
MAX MEYER & BRO. I
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find allnovelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the Latest - i
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
Watches , at as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth and Farn
ham Streets ,
MAX MEYER & BRO.
IAI IETEE & BED , ,
O TWC j& . XX
TillLKVDIXt ; !
IN Till : WKST I
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
, A SPLENDID stock of
'Steinway ' Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Yose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.
