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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY JULY 9 , 1881.
AT DEATH'S ' DOOR.
The Crisis not yet Over ,
Opinions of Eminent Surgeons
About President Gar-
Hold's Condition.
Washington Special Globo-I > cmocr l.
It begins to look as if wo wcro pass
ing out of tlio shadow of the dark val-
loy. President Garficld awoke re
freshed , and ho had not boon long
awake when ho said to his worn mm
faithful attendants , "I am tired of
this wishy-washy stuff and appon vic
tuals that the iloetoi a arc giving mo.
I want something to cat. Can't ' I
have a beefsteak ? " The doctor thought
ho had better nothavo beefsteak just
at present , and gave him some chick
en broth and an egg. "Tho truth is , "
said one of 'the physicians , "tho pres
ident is a little cross , and that is n
most excellent sign. A dying man is
never cross. Wo have largo hopes.
Of course there is danger , ( hero m
great danger. There will continue to
bo danger until the wound has
healed. '
"And how long before that will
happen ? " was asked.
"It may be two months , " was the
roply. "JJut the president 1ms passed
the first great danger period , wo think ,
and wo are justified in thinking that
the danger from inflammation of the
poritoroum , or peritonitis , is passed.
It should have appeared before this
if it was to corno There was some
inflammation , an was to bo expected.
It is necessary that there should bo ,
in order that the wound may heal , but
there has boon no dangerous inflam
mation , and wo liuvo earnest hopes
that there will not bo.
ANOTHKK CniSJH TIME
will bo next Friday and Saturday , and
these danger periods will return at
certain well-known medical intervals
until the wound is fully healed. Gun ,
Garfluld , with his remarkable will , is
emphasizing his declaration that 'I
will take that chance , ' but of cpumo
the people ought not to bo misled.
The hopeful indications do not of ne
cessity mean that the president will
got well. They mean that ho nan n
chance for life , n favorable chance , a
hopeful chance , and that ho is deter
mined to make the most of it. "
WJI\T AHOTIIKR PHYSICIAN HA H.
Another physician , who has care
fully studied the casp , Hays the indica
tions nro relatively in his favor , but
only relatively for the vast majority
of men with wounded livers do not
live , and that his liver is wounded
there can bo no question. The direc
tion which the ball took , as indicated
by the examination by Surgeon Gen
eral Wales' finger , fully shows that it
passed through the lower part of it.
f hero is luck in medicine , and wo are
now largely hopeful on account of
Gen. Garficld's ' wonderful luck. Ho
certainly docs not propose to die. His
dear , good wife dons not intend to lot
him. A distinguished anatomist of
Washington has boon studying the
case in connection with the medical
reports , and has made a careful an
atomical diagram , and has indicated
the probable position , in his judg
ment , of the bullot. Ho baa submit
ted the diagram to some of the at
tending * physicians , and thuy uvo in
clined to Rgnio with him. The bul-
lutao-rjr < iiiic-to"tliia [ ilfcjgram , entered
near the kidney , as is well known ,
passed through the lower portjon jof
the liver , struck the b'ohy'ii bstuncu
adjacent to the spinal column , but did
not pierce the marrow of that column ,
and is lodged there. This bony
formation , in a man of the size
and strength of Gat-field , that anat
omist says , is as largo as a good-sized
fist. If the ball is lodged there it will
bo much easier io remove the pus by
means of tubes when the sloughing of
the wound shall como. The slight
rise in the pulse , which was noticed
about noon , was duo to the fact that
the bed of the patient was changed in
order to make him more comfortable.
Ho has retained all the food upon his
stomach. This afternoon , notwith
standing the bout grow more intense ,
his pulse began to fall , which was regarded
gardod as an especially favorable sign
Even accepting
TUB FAVOllADLR SYMPTOMS
sot forth in tiio ofllcial bulletins , there
are eminent surgeons who say there
are several phases of suffering througl
which the oatient has yet to pass
either of which may prove fatal
though not necessarily fatal in their
character. Weeks may elapse before
some of those phases shall bo devol
opod. The medical history of gun
shot wounds gives months ratltor than
days or weeks for the final develop
merit when the patient may bo regarded
gardod as absolutely cured and free
trom the dangerous consequences o
the gunshot wounds situated similarly
to that in the body of Mr. Garfiold.
The president has Buffered alines1
incessantly since Saturday noon. His
feet and lower part of his logs have
been at times swathed in rags soakoc
in paregoric. The pain that has beoi
referred to as a nervous twitching i >
in fact , moat excruciating. Fora time
ho found relief in having his foe
squeezed and beaten by slaps of th
hand. This ollico was performed bj
Mr , Crump , who had the president"
feet in his powerful grasp and gav
him much relief.
Dr. Hamilton , in the published interview
torviow with him on his return t
Now York , carefully declined to giv
his porsonal.opinion as to the prospect
of the president's recovery , which I
to bo expected , but in his privat
conversations hero ho was not so re
served , and indicated a decidedly d
apondont view. It is understood tlm
there > vos a proposal to call in Dr
Hamilton , of New York , but it was
not carried out , because of the pro
feaaional antagonism and jealousy o
aome of those already employed in th
case. It may bo remarked * that over
day since the attempted assussiimtio
his condition haa scorned comparative
ly favorable , and every evening then
lias seemed to be a ch'ango for th
worse , although this waa not marko
last night. When the president waa
first shot , and before ho was takei
from the railway station , ho sold very
little , butONE
ONE Or IIIS
vraa : "I have received my deat
wound. " This feeling ho had all da ;
and his despondency was not jroliovec
unti ( after the arrival of Mrs. Oar
field 'aiidhia meeting with her H
'tTesT' The picnic will bo * '
gust 24th. Ladies will be
in the wards to make prcparat
n since Ihon showed wonderful
ncn-o and oxcrciso of will , and this ,
ouplcd with hi oxccodlnuly vigoroiu
ihysinuo , has enabled him to weather
ho crisis better than would otherwise
wvo boon the case , nnd ho lias boon
uito cheerful for the last two days.
Medical men nay that it is possible
hat ho may continue in thosamo com-
mrativo condition days , or oven weeks ,
dthout showing any radical change
or the bottoror worse ; that rccupor-
tion under the most favorable cir-
umstances will necessarily bo ajow
nd tedious and that the peculiarity
of such cases is that while every
ymntom may bo apparently oncour-
ging to the highest degree , a sudden
caction may como and death onauo in
a few hours. The surgeons are able
o prevent inflammation at the orifice
f the wound by the application of
co , but aa they cannot roach the
pot where the bullet is 'imbedded ,
no inflammation cannot bo stopped
hero.
AMONG TUB OKAVE DAXOEHS.
Aii eminent eurgcoa who has been
iving close attention to the presi-
unt'fl case , Bays that there are agtcat
natty crisis times with gunshot wounds
nd that the next important crisis will
omo on Saturday. Possibly , owing
o the intense heat , this crisis may do-
clop earlier. The imminent danger
will uo in connection with the slough-
tig of the wound in the abdomen , for
ho surgeons nro now understood to
> o agreed that the ball is imbedded in
ho fiver anil that there is a wound in
ho wall of the abdomen. Whether the
mllet is in the latter place or not. The
toughing of this wall in the abdomen
will occur in two conditions ,
. "irst , the putrid matter
may break through the outer
vail of the abdomen , in which case a
great danger will bo averted , and there
vill again bo strong hopes of contin
ued improvement until a furthorcriti-
al period shall bo reached. Second ,
ho wound may slough off into the
avity of the belly , which is moio
trob.iblo , and which is greatly to bo
oared. Then there will bo great and
mmincnt danger from blood poison
rom the pus. It will bo imperatively
icccssary that the pus shall bo re-
novod within as few minutes as nos-
ible , as it would take but a short
iinu for it to poison the
> lood of the entire system , in
vhich event death would bo very likely
o ensue in a few hours There is no
way known by which that pus can bo
emovod except by an instant incision
f the abdomen , and by a successful
> pcration in removing it. It is possi-
) lo that upon those two successful
cts a prompt incision of the abdo-
icn anu the removal of the pus the
fo of the president will depend. This
Latomont may servo to show the still
fravo danger of the president's wound ,
otwithstanding the very favorable
ymptoms.
EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION.
Statistic * of the Unprecedented
Flood of Now Citizens Wo
Are Receiving-
inclmmtl Gazette.
NEW YOUK , July 1. Although
lioro has boon n decrease in immipni-
ion in the last ton days fully 30 per
out. as compared with the first ton
ays of Juno , the total arrivals for
tie month were 01,043 , an increase
vor Juno 1880 , of 19,010. The total
irriyals since January 1 have been
243,1)25. ) 03 compared with 177,343 in
he &anw > period lapt year. The reo-
iril , of the nationalities of the arrivals
Up to-3uhor30 'is'ol pllowfl ; "Gor-
uany L'4,142 ; Irclaifd'9,771 ; Swcaen
7.09 ; England 5,000 , Austria 3,000 ;
Norway 2,995 ; Scotland 2,007 ; Swit
zerland 1,405 , , Italy 1,239 ; Denmark
. ,159 ; Holland 1,135 ; Poland 021 ;
lussia 004 ; Bohemia 519. Franco
300 ; Hunpary 305 ; Belgium 130 ;
iVales85 ; Spain 27 ; ether countries
03.
03.Tho
The arrivals during the six months
ending yesterday , were as follows :
Month. 188' ) . 1881. Increase.
JaMinry 0,077 8,082 2.403
February 7,904 9,753 1,819
March 21,091 27,708 C.COJ
April 46r)78 59,718 14,170
May 61,705 70,791 ± 2,080
Juno 42,027 59,410 17,889
Totals .170,085 211,498 W.543
From January 1 to the present time
employment has been provided
through the Labor bureau at Castle
garden for 240,570 immigrants , 118-
905 being men and boys , and 5,905
women and girls. Of the men 2,011
were skilled operatives , as were also
144 women. Among the employed
were 8GO families , comprising 2,020
persons Among the Gorman immi
grants in Juno were technologists , civi
engineers , mechanical engineers , ma-
chuiosts and carpenters. Many
Swedes also are skilled workmen , bui
the Irish are mostly common laborers.
A laborer who comes to this country
readily obtains ? 'J a day in the west.
Agents nro now hero from Colorado to
obtain 500 farm laborers , with prom
ise of plenty of work nnd good wages.
The demand for form and ether labor
ers is greater than over before , farm
owners fooling that as they now ob
tain better prices for their produce
and are otherwise prosperous they
can afford to employ moro labor.
Fully 50 per cent of the German
immigrants will aottlo woatot the Mis
sissippi river. Great efforts are being
made by Jay Gould and others interested
ostod in the Texas railways to encourage
ago emigration to Texas. Circulars
have boeit issued to ocean steamshi ]
lines and booking agents , both lion
and in Europe , nuthuii/ing the selling ,
of tickets to immigrants desiring t (
Bottle in Texas , from Now York to nn >
point in Texas , at the uniform rate o
$25 , with a 10 per cent commission to
the agents.
There is n marked change in the
destination of Irish
immigrants , aa i
greater percentage is settling in Mia
sour ! and Arkansas than formerly , A
Jarf-o number of Italians uio going to
Ohio , and special efforts ate bei
made to attract them to Florida
capitalists who have purchased larg'
tracts of land in that state , The
Scandinavians are going to the north
west , but not BO far as in former
Tears , a majority of them settling ji
Nebraska and Minnesota ,
Never too I > ate to Mead ,
Thus , J. AjdenWilliam street , Buffalo
writes : "Your SJ-JUKQ ULOKSQM haa workw
on ins splendid , I had 110 awiotlte ; unx
td deep hartly and get unto tie inumlng
u&refreahea ; my breath was \ ery offenslv
and I Buttered from uevero headache ; fine
u lng your SraiHo BLOSBOH all the *
jinptonu Uvo vnuinhed , end I fctl quit
well , " Price 00 wnt . trial bottla. 1
cent * . eodlw ,
POETRY OF THE TIMES.
Over the Goto-
) rer tlio Imnlitcr bcmln n face ,
D rlingly nweet and beguiling ;
Somebody eUmln in cnrelcsi gr ce
Ami watches the picture trailing.
Over the bnntatcr noft hands fair
Jinith hi * chock Ilka n feather ;
Jrluht brown trcs e and dusky h lr
Meet aud mingle together ,
licro'n a question ( vsked , there's a sweet
carenu ,
She has flown like a bird from the hall
way ;
Jut over the hanlrter dropi a Yes ,
That shall brighten the world for him
alway.
-Colicky 1'oct.
3ver the garden-gate bends a man ,
Giving a maiden tniTy ;
ionieboity'ft getting an mad an he can -
'TU her sire Cornelius Mahaffy.
) ver his hunioned feet , ham-like hands
Are pulling his hootft on quickly ;
Still at the fjanlen-gato Odcar stands
Soon will ilia mnilo be sickly.
Micro's whizzing Bound and n smothered
cry ;
She' * alone like a house thnt in haunted ;
hit happily for him there's a doctor nigh ,
Who will put arnica just whcro it la
wanted ,
Consumptive ) Lomonado.
Ho loitered at the festival ,
A goblet in his fiat , _
A winhy-wasy fluid brimmed
The marge his lipUts kinseil.
Quoth he : "I wish that I could get
A pair of trousers made
For Hummer wcnr nH thin as this
Consumptive lemonade. "
[ Yonkora Cia/cttc.
PEPPERMINT DROPS.
A cent'd worth of hnncit apples is al-
nest sure to return $15 worth tit colic.
A between a toy pistol and a Galling
gun , give us the Untling gun. It ta the
afest as a pnrlor ornninent , [ Newllavcn
iegintor.
It maken 800 full-Moun roses to make a
.nbU'Hpoonful of perfume , while tun cents
worth of cooked onions will tcent a whole
neighborhood.
Wltcn you hear a man abusing lager
icor as coarse ntuff , only fit for a fat
) utchman to drink , it is a sign that he lias
Horn off for a week.
"Thero is always an as ? in every legisla-
urc , " remarks an Albany paper. An ass ?
Veil , that'H letting the forty or fifty other
ollowfl down mighty e iy.
A war between Frauco and Italy would
iot bo a bad thing. That In , It wouldn't
ncreace the number of organ-grinders iu
his country to any extent.
Two or three hairs properly arranged on
plato of butter will save it longer and
make it go farther than eight pounds of
ilcomargarlne. Dinghatnton Republican.
Lightning struck a cow near Medina ,
) . , and turned her jet black in the twink-
ing of an eye. That's why Ohio women
rawl under the bed when the thunder be
gins to roll.
The onion id strong enough to defend it-
elf generally , but when it comoa to ana -
a nizing it odor with that of poorwhisky
t is too much , although the onion does its
test to reacent the insult.
"I will thank you for that pie , " said n
ollow-boarder. "I was thinking who was
Cing of .Kimlnml when this old pie was
> aked , and it made me feel bad to know
low long he nan been dead. "
An article in an agricultural paper is
called "How to Eat Strawberries. " A
nan who doesn't kuow how to cat Btraw-
wrrlos should be compelled to live on dried
apples and fait mackerel. [ Norristown
Llerald ,
The family was gathercdon the veranda.
? rosenUy a robin alighted on the lawn.
'What beautiful plumage ! " exclaimed ono
of the ladies. "What a sweetvoice ! " said
another. "How lightly ho trips over the
{ rttKs ! " remarked a third. "Pat ! " was the
aconlc observation of thu fathurof the
family. Said the small boy , "He'd make
a boss pie ! "
Yesterday morning wo requested the
Boston * to boat the Detroit * , so that wo
could slur the Free Press man. What did
; hey do ? They went and got walloped in
lovely style. And now when the Free
I'roj.s man rlsus up to slur us and asks us
why we don't make that gang of Egypti
mummies , automatic clotlies plnn , Hwa
angels , backwoods farmers and air butch
ers change the name of their crowd , BO as
not to disgrace Koston by toting its name
around and dragging it in the mire of de
feat , wo shall have nothing to Hay. What
iu blazes can we eay ! [ Boston Post.
An eminent geologist is firm iu the be
lief that the so-called meteoric stones from
time to time cast upon the surface of our
globe are thrown from other planets by
volcanic eruptions. If this theory is true ,
then it muit bo accepted aa a fact that
these planets are not inhabited. Bool
jacks , shaving mugs , chunks of coal , porter
ter bottles , and other mlssiU would also bo
cast upon our earth if life van the name
there as here. When a man heaves a booi
jack at a cat ho infuses enough titreugth
Into his arm to nencl the inUsilu into
neighboring planet , and Mars must o
thickly strewn with mich things. [ Nor
ristown Herald.
NATURAL CURIOSITIES.
Whlto ants destroyed the woodwork ot
a house in New South Wales , and it cost
over SL',000 to repair it.
A throe-legged kitten Is a curiosity be
longing to Dr. A. 11 , Enmry , of Opelika
Ala. It is perfect in every other respect ,
find the shoulder blade is perfect anil
natural.
The parent of a mocking bird captured
at Queen Creek , Arizona , after falling in
every effort to liberate him , brought re
lief in the shape of a poisonous borr/ , and
the little prisoner died.
Crows are the natural enemies of the
singing bird. They pounce upon the m
of the lark end plover , nnd rob robins „ .
their vounif. They are Bald to be exter
minating these birds in Now England.
A Colorado horaa belonging to H , C.
Gill walked into a lake , and wading iu the
ahallow water a 100 vards from shore lay
down and drowned himself in water bul
two feet deep. A clear case of Hulclde ,
A bald eagle was caught near the Dela
wnro western railroad bridge at SVlluiiiv.
ton , Del. At the time of the capture it
was engaged In combat with a largo Now-
foundlaud dog , which it was endoavoriiiL
to carry off.
A Heading , Pa. , eagle lives exclusively
on rati , but they must bo iu prime condi
t ion or he will not touch them. The rata
are thrown Into the eagle alive ; he grabs
them by the back aud pierces them throuKl
the vitals.
The dog of a fanner at Klckajwo , III. ,
dug into a gravel and sand bank for a
rkunk , throwing the dirt behind him.
After he had caught and killed the skunk
ho found himself Imprisoned. When ho
emerged , nix teen days afterward , he was
v ery lean dog
A Uoltnos , Cal. , man ay that ho put
two hens In a bag to prevent them setting ,
and hung it across the clothes line , lie
thought uo more of it end the bag was lefl
there. When it was taken down Iwtl
hens were found olive , but aa destitute ol
feiUhora as if they had been boiled , and in
the bag vk ere nineteen eggs.
The movement of introducing migratory
ijuail from Europe appears to be succeed
ing , A ( lock of thoae quill * were recently
seen at West Brighton , N , Y. , aud seven
mlns ol them were known to bavo bra
hut 6 atou uud reared Urge families. S v
eral thouiaud were liberated iu Maine l&s
year , and ther have returned from the
'
couth UiU
In thy neighborhood of Turaklnt , New
an army of caterpillars bevera
inndrodi of thousand * strong , was march *
ng across the railway track , bound for Anew
now field of oats , when the train rumbled
'long. ' Suddenly it came to a dead , top ,
On examination it was found that the
vhecl * had become co greasy that they
ccpt on revolving without advancing they
ould not grip the railg. .Tho guard and
ho engine-driver procured 'sand and
trewed It on tlio rall/i / , nnd the train made
t frcoh start , but it WM found that during
ho itonpago thousands of caterpillars had
rawled all over the engine , and all over
ho carriages , inside and out.
The crew of the steamer Centennial cap-
urcd on St. Simon'H ' inland beach a huge
urtlc. weighing WO pounds , ami her nest.
ontaialn > { UK ) eggs. When he was killed
.bout half huimcl of soft eufjs were taken
rom her. A largo logger-head tuitle ,
vcighlng alrautCOO pounds , was caught on
'ynee beach on Sunday night , and was
iroucht to the city on the steamer Plant
csterday morning. [ Savannah News.
Captain do Abortiz , of the Spanish bark
) dula ! , ha.1 a tame walrus that ho cap-
ured thirteen years ago , when it was a
) up. When caught It weighed 19 pounds ,
jut it now turns the scales atill } pounds ,
ia two enormous tusks , measures six feet
hreo inches at the girth , and is eight feet
our inches long. In ( bright weather it
leepa it/tho sun on deck. During heavy
jlowH it resorts to a kennel , but when tlio
weather ia calm it leaps overboard nnd
ports about the fdiip for hours , catching
md eating fish. When tired of swimming
t is hauled on board in a great iron banket.
) n ono occomon , off the Capo of Good
"lope , a great shark tackled it , laying hold
if one of Its pawH and biting off two of its
oes ; but the walrus dived and , coming up
under the shark , killed and devoured him
\ ith cries of delight.
Tncob 0. Schnffer , a machinist of lloch-
istor , N , Y , , is the owner of a white cat
hreo years old that has lately developed a
acuity of which the natural historians
make no mention as an attribute of the
'cline race , A few days ago Mr. SchafTcr
was eating his dinner , when his attention
was attracted by n noise ax of a bird In
distress. Ho went intu the yard to loam
the caunc , and there Raw his cat stretched
on the ground , its body drawn out to nn
inusUal length , and from Its thro.it the
creature waa emitting sounds closely re
sembling the call of a robin. A short dis-
: anco from the cat a robin \ os on the lawn
moving toward her , and apparently faeci-
mtcd. The cat itself was so intent upon
ts purpose that it was not distracted by
, ho approach of Mr. Schalfcr , who
alarmed the bird and saved its llfo. Mrs.
jchaffer Htatcs that the cat ban captured
, wo robins to her knowledge by the pro
cess described above.
RELIGIOUS.
Leo XIII i studying English.
Cardinal Nowmau is In his 82d year.
The Methodist church has forty-five
colleges and theological seminaries in this
country.
Spurgcon has determined to take a
iournoy to the Nile , l vo of. his deacons
vill go with him.
Congregationalism seems to flourish in
he west as well as in New England.
Thirty-two churches have been organized
'n Michigan in the last two years.
Statistics from eleven states show that
vhllo there are in them 749 vacant Pros-
jytorlan churches , there are only 351 min
sters without congregations.
The United Presbyterian church in this
country contains 704 ministers. Thcr
ire 814 congregations , with a total mem-
icrship of 82,037. Last year 818 members
oined the church. The contributions lost
rear amounted to 8853,541 , an average of
$10 $ 74 for each member.
According to a correspondent of The No-
lonal Baptist , there are more than 700-
XX ) colored members of Baptist churches
n thoJJnited States. In South Carolina ,
Georgia and Eastern Texas three of the
Sunday School missionaries of the Baptist
Publication Bociety report that 152 Sunday
schools were organized last year.
There are eighteen Methodist churches
in Cincinnati , with a membership of near
ly 4,000.Jfco aggregate amount paid last
year by/jAiese churches for minis
terial Ift iterl , Xlnoludintr their
proportion " of | the salaries of
two presiding ciders , whoso districts about
equally divide the city , and exclusive of
house lent , was 25Ob'J,70. The highest
Ralary was 32,500 , and the lowest was
8585 , the average being 8,427.10.
Bishop Llttlejohn , of Brooklyn , who ,
during liis btay in England spent much of
his time with eminent dignitaries of the
English church , gays that the separation
of church and state in England in further
off thnn it was ten years ago. While ha
regards the'iellginus condition of the con
tinent of Europe as anything but prosper-
OUH , he sees a large gain to godliness in the
condition of the Church of England. He
believes that this is proved by the expen
diture , within the last thirty years , of
over 3200.000,000 in building and repair
ing churches and cathedrals , and in spend
ing 830,000,090 in eleven years , in the es-
tablhhmcnt and maintenance of church
echooh.
J
Nauralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Bacfaoho , Soreness of the Chest ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sore Throat , Swell-
inns and Sprains , Burns and
Z Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
Ifooffi , Ear and Haadacho , Frosted
Foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Achos.
Kt Preparation en wrth * qu l Br , JIOOM Oil
n * taff , jirrr , limjilf od rheap Extuui.
ttimedr. A trill tntilU tut th ( Jompcratlrtl/
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fan Ttb r Uu can bT cliup end foiltlT * croof
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KID B Y ALL DRUGGISTS AND DE1LEM
IN WEDIOINE.
A. VOGZXER 4P CO. ,
A , f , NASON , Dentist ,
OmcE Junta1 Plock , corner Capitol venui
and Fifteenth itrett. Omaha Nab.
ninl/m CO I am Agent ( or COLUUDIj
DluiuLCO * and OTTO BICn'CtES. Send
thru * cent sUmp ( or CataJogu
nd Price " * ' conUinlujf
lofonnatlon.
K , I , D , SOLOMON ,
PUata.OU * * xa& GLua
OMAHA , NKB ,
AND STILL THE LION
CONTINUES TO
Roar for Moore ( s )
Harness
AND Saddlery.o
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CQ
adopted the I.Ion M a Tnvtt Matk , and
11 my goods will bo STAMPED with the LION
nd my NAME on the lame. NO GOODS AHE
KNIJINE WITHOUT TUB ADOVE 8TJtMl > 3.
The best material Is used and thomott tVlllod
rorkmcn are employed , and at the lowtatcash
rice. An ) onorhhWn price-list of good > vlll
ooner a ( aror hy sending for one.
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
NOTICE.
0 llbort Wesson will take notice that on the 30th
ay of April , A. D. 1881 , the County Judjro of
) ougl&s County , Nebnukn , Iwucd an order of
ttachmcnt for the sum of 820 In rvn action iicntl-
ng before him , n herein Arthur A. Parker Is
lalntlff , and ( lllbcrt Wesson , defendant ; thit
iroperty , te-wlt : Fundsha\o been attached un >
cr mid order. Said cnuso was continued to the
th day of July , 18S1 , nt 0 o'clock a. m.
AHTHUK A. PAIIKEU ,
I'lalntlff.
Jim ,1881 c\rrthitMl1w
PROPOSALS FOR BEEP.
r-vEPAHTMENT OP THE INTEIUOn. Ofllco
\J \ of Indian Affaire , Washington , June 15 ,
Mill. Scaled propoanlR , Indorsed "Proposals for
Iccf , " and directed to the Conimlteloncr of In
Ian Affalra , Washington , n. C. , will bo received
until 11 o'clock a. m. , Wednesday , July > 0th 18S1 ,
or furnishing for the Indian service , 14,250,000
omuls Ueet on tlio hoot ,
Ulds must bu made out on Got eminent blnnki.
Uchudulcii showing the quantities to bo deliver *
dat each Agency , together with blank proposals
nd fonn 'of contracts and bond , conditions to.
joobscncA by bidders , time and place of Jcllv-
ry , and all other necessary Instructions will bo
umtshcd upon i application to the Indian Olllcc
tWuhlnirton D. O , orNou. 65 and 47 Woosttr
Street , New York ; W. II. I.yon 483 Uroodway Now
fork , and to Commissaries of Subfllntonce , U. 8.
A. at Saint Louis. Chicago , Saint Paul , Lcaen -
worth , Omaha , Cheyenne , and Yankton , and the
'oetmaator at Sioux City ,
Dldj will bo opened at tho.bour and day above
tutcd , and bidders ere In * tobaprcsvttitattho
penlnjr.
Cmnriio SIBCKS. .
ill bids mutt be aecompilned by certified chocks
ipon Boino United States Depository or Assistant
Treasurer , for at least five per cent of the amount
f thofropoeal. II. PRICE , ,
CommlMloncr.
Notice to Contractors.
Scaled proposals will lie received by the
lonrd ot County Commissioners of Douglas
County , Nebraska , until Wcdnosilay , July
? 7tli , A. IX , 1881 , at 2 o'clock p. in. , for the
rcctlon of ot a court house building at
Jinaha , In said county , In accordance ! with
Inns and specifications made by K. B.
'I ' > ers , architect of Detroit , Michigan , and
tow on fllo In the county clerk's ofllco at
Omaha.
Kach bid must bo accompanied by a good
ml sufficient bond In the sum of ten tlious-
ml dollars , ( $10.000) ) , conditioned that the
Iddcr will cuter Into a contract , and give a
oed and miniclent bond , should the contract
o awarded him.
A copy of the specifications ulll ho for-
vanlcu upon application to the county
Icrk at Omaha , Neb. , and In all cases must
accompany proposals ,
The board reserves the right to reject any
IT all bids.
Hy orJer of the Hoard of County Commls-
loncrs.
OMAHA , Neb. , June 23th , 1881.
JOHN It. JlANCi.
Juno 27-tf ( County Clerk.
W. J. CONNELL ,
TORiN&Y - AT'L
OFFICE Front Rooms ( up stairs ) in Hanscom's
now brick building , N. vv. corner Kltccnth nd
"arnham Streets.
LEGAL NOTICE.
n the Circuit Court of the United States , ( or the
the District o ! Nebraska :
At a teialon ef the Circuit Court ol the United
States , ( or the District of Nebraska , continued
and held pursuant to adjournment , at the United
Stated court room lu the uity of Omaha , on the
15th day of June , 1831 , the lion. Klmor S. Dundy
iclnj ; prcacnt 'and presiding In ( eald court ,
ho following among other proceedings were had
and done. to-\rit :
No. 030.
Sherman W. Knov&ls , complainant , vs. Edvtard
Hill , McHIn Hill , Agnes Hill , Ah In Hill , Flora
Hill , John Hill , guardian of minor dofondanU.
In chancery. Order on absent defendant * .
And now , on this Uth day of June A. I ) . 1631.
being-at the Hay term , A. D. 1881 , ot the said
court. It hating been m&do to appear to the sat
isfaction of the said court , that this is a suit
commenced to enforce an onuitable claim upon
real property within the nald district , and that
Eduard Hill , Mclvln Hill , Anes Hill , Ah in
Hill , Horn Hill , John Hill , guardian of
minor defendants heroin are not
Inhabitants of , and hare not been found within
the Bald district , and have not voluntarily ap
peared In thtatu't. on motion ot Jauu * H. Woolworth -
worth , E * ] , , solicitor ( or the Bald complainant , it
la considered by the court and ordered that the
said defendants abo\u named be and they are
hereby directed to appear and plead , answer , or
demur to the complainant's bill of complaint , on
or before the firet Jay of August , 1831 , and that
In default thereof , an order bo entered In this
cause , taking the said bill pro confotwo.
It Is further ordered by the court that at least
twenty days before the bald first day e ( Au
gust , 1SS1 , a copy of this order bo served upon
Edward Hill , Melvin Ulll , Agnes Hill , Ah in
I'll ) , Flora Hill , John HIM. guardian ot
the raid defendants. uhcrcctcr found ,
If practicable , and also upon the per
son or | persons In possession or charge of the
real property described In complainant's bill ol
complaint , If any there bo , and that a certified
copy of this ordur bo published ( or four consccu.
tlio weeks In the "Oiualia Il e. "
( Signed ) ELMEK S. DUNDY ,
Judge.
THE UMTRD Rnvrs OF AIICUICA , ) „
Dimmer or NBUKAHKA. f
I , Watson I ) . Smith , clerk of the Circuit court
of the United .States ( or the district of Nibnuka ,
do hereby certify , that the above and foregoing la
a tnio copy of an order cntcrul upon the
journal of trio proceeding of said court , In the
cause therein entitled ; that I ha\o compared the
Mine with the original entry of said order , and It
Is a true transcript therefrom , and of the xrlrole
thereof.
\Vltncss , my ofllcial signature , and the
[ SEAL ] seal of cold court , at Omalia. In bald
district , this IMh clay of June , A. I61.
WATSON II. SMITH , Clerk.
JAMES M. WOOLWOUTH.
Jotwit Solicitor ( or 1'lailntlfT.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B , Simpson's Specific
It Is a poiith ocuro ( or Spermatorrhca , Semln *
vYeokness , Impotancy , anil all diseases resulting
from Self-Abuse , M Mental Anxiety , Lon
Mimory , 1'ftlni In tlio Back or bide , and disease *
thit lead to
Consumption
Insanity aud
an early grave
Tlio Specific
Medicine li
being used
with wonder
ful ( uccte * .
„ , _ 1 Pamphlet *
lent tree to ill. Write for thua nd get full par <
tlcuUn.
1'rlce , Specific , $1.00 per package , or tlx pack.
M ( or 85.00. Addrow all orders to
B. aiMSON MEDICINE CO.
Not. 104 and 106 Main EC Buffalo , N. T.
Sold In Onuhk by 0. V. Goodman , J. W. Dell ,
. K lib , Mid til drultevery whore.
MRS. LOUISE MOHB ,
Graduate of the St. LuU School ot Uldwlro * . at
IS03 California Street , Between Fintenth
and eixteonth ,
north ld , where cell * will t > promptly respond
d to al any hour durinj the day
B. HUBERMANN
A. . ,
T T.T1
JEWELER
Cor. Douglas and 13th Streets ,
GIVES GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' AND CENTS'
AMERICAN5GOLD ANKSILVER WATCHES.
ALL KINDS OF
Jewelry , Silverware and Diamonds
We Guarantee the Best Goods for the Least Money , aSl-att
TO THE LADIES OF OMAHA !
We take the liberty to call your attention to the fact that we
have just secured the EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURE
AND SALE OF THE ONLY
First-iClass Summer Stove
IN EXISTENCE ,
Sonio of its many advantages are that
under no o millions trill it
PRODUCE SMOKE , DIET OR ODOR ,
The furniture from any other stove can bo
used on thorn , including any sized
WASH BOILER
The work required of any wood or coal coek
stove , can be done on them , being per
fect in each department.
Cooking , Baking , Washing & Ironing
They can be used out in the wind as well as in
doors. They can only bo appreciated
AFTER A FAIR TRIAL.
In purchasing n summer stove , you will have cause for regret if you don't inspect
and give these stoves a fair and impartial trial.
For Sale Only by
DAN SULLIVAN & SON'S ,
jo U-ood-lm 1410 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
M'DONALD AND HARRISON ,
ARE NOW OFFERING FOR ONE MONTH ONLY '
DECIDED BARGAINS
3CKT
Ladies' ' Suits , Cloaks , Ulsters , Circulars , Etc. ,
200 Handsome Suite , at $5.00 ; 300 Stylish Suits , $10.00 :
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.OO.
Wo have several lota of staple goods which will bo offered at T
SEVENTY-FIVE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR. , .
All ladies should avail themselves of this great sale of
CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR , 'LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERS ,
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWNStJITS
AND SACQDES.
.
jo 20-cod.u MCDONALD & HARRISON.
THIS SPACE BELONGS
TO THE
BOSTON STORE.
LOOK OUT FOR
New Advertisement Soon ,
WM. F. STOETZEL ,
Dealer in 'Hardware ' ,
Cooking Stoves
TIItsT
Stove fiepairer , Jol ) Worker and Manufacturer
ov jucax. jKxxnom ox *
Tenth and Jackscm < tp - . . Omaha , Neb.