2 JL'HE DAILY BEE-FRiDAY MAY 25
The Secret
of the universal success of
Brown's Iron Bitters is sim
ply this : It is the best Iron
preparation ever made ; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific , chemical ant/ /
medicinal principles , and
docs just what is claimed for
it no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood ,
it reaches every part of the
system , healing , purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
-j Dearborn Are. , Chicago , NOT. 7.
I hare bet n a preat sufferer from
rtry weak ttomach , heartburn , ant !
" ' Nearly
ererytmns 1 ate pare me tl tr ,
and I coukl cat but little. I hart
tried everything recommended , h T
taken the prescription * of a doten
phyiicians.butRot no relief until I
took Urown' Iron Bitten. I feel
rene of the old trouble * , and am a
new man. I am gettlne much
stronger , and feel firtt-rate. I am
railroad engineer , and now make
my trip * regularly. 1 can not ay
too much In praise of your wonder
ful medicine. D. C. MACK.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
docs not contain whiskey
or alcohol , and will not
blacken the teeth , or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia , indi
gestion , heartburn , sleep
lessness , dizziness , nervous
debility , weakness , c.
Uie only Trown'i Iron Rlttera made ly
Brown Chemical C . , IlaUlmore. Cro ed
red linti and trade-mark oa wrapper.
Genius Rewarded ,
OB ,
J t , The Story of taa Sowlnc Machine
A hamlnmi littleptrnphlet , blue and gold
corer with name-rout cnjrivlnti , will be
GIVEN AWAY
to IDT adult paraon calling for It , at any branch
or tub-office of the Singer Manufacturing Com
pany , or Mil bo lent by mall , pon-pald , to any
pcrion Ihlcg at a U itance from our office.
The Singer Manufacturing Do. ,
Principal Office , .84 Union Square
NEW YOTIK.
Every Ccnet ti warranted satis-
Jwstorj- Its wearer in ovorr war ,
cr tbo money will l > o refunded by
the person from vr bom it was bought.
, .k entyCor * tpronoancd by our l dln ph
| * t Ir0nrl u to th * wearer , antUndorwilWUdle * u
* mo < tcomtortable ana perfBCt OtUng Oor TM
pniCEB.br 3111 , PotUce Fald I
_ Pr rTlDC.ei.aO. B lf.AdJa tlD
lUicminal ( extra burr ) 9.00 , Nunlac , 1.6
Mlti. Ir urTli > B ( rontll ) 9.0O , 1'aracta
by leading lit tail Dealer *
CHICAGO couam : co. . Chicago , m.
I Send 81 , 82 , 83 , or
55 for a narnple re
tail box l > y Kxprettd ,
HANDY
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America , put up In
decant boxen , anil
strictly pure. Suita
ble for prcHciitn. Kx-
prpfis chnrgeH light.
Itefera tc nil Chica
DANDY go. Try It once.
C. P. GUNTHEB ,
Confectioner ,
Chicago.
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REMEDY
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SLUGGER SULLIVAN ,
Bo Says Mitchell Oonldn't ' Have
Knocked Him Over
If He Had Had His Foot
Braced.
Ho Snys HM Shall Never Enter the
Intrrost la the slagging match at
New York the other night keeps up
with uunsnal liveliness Sullivan
Bnld , when naked 1 ( Mitchell waa as
hard a htttor aa ha nns said to bo :
"Ho , I do not thluk ho la. I know
ho did not hart mo at any tlmo laat
night. I could have nsud him
rougher than 1 did , bat I did not
want to do anything that might aroneo
hoatllo critlclim , and kept myself as
well In bonnda as poeeiblo. In the
first round ho attempted to throw mo
ever the ropea , I snpposo ho thought
it would bo a big thing to lot the
crowd BOO that ho could dispose of me
In that mhunor. At the tlmo ho
made that attempt I ooald have
knocked his head ngalnat the floor
and loft him in aucb adozad condition
that ho would not have boon able to
got np for on hour. People talk about
the great dlffurocco In our alzo and
weight. Ilalf of them do not know
what they are talking about. I don't
think I can bo such a giant aa I am
represented , when I only stand five
foot ton and one-eighth inches In mj
stocking fcot. I only aland about two
Inches tailor than Mlicholl. Laat
nlcht , when I wa * a tripped , I weighed
203 pounds , or about thlrty-threo
pounds moro than I should weigh to bo
in good fighting , trim. Mitchell sayn
ho weighed 104 pounds. I am natla
God to bet that ho weighed ICO ]
don't think , after all , there la such i
great odds on my aide. Mitchell has
been in training for aonio tlmo paat
for the fight laat night , and was
probably in training for It before become
como to thla country at all. I waa
only nlno days altogether preparing to
moot Mitchell"
"How wna It that Mitchell knocked
you down ? "
"Ho knocked mo down bocnuso a
the tlmo I waa standing with my fee
cloao together. If I had boon atand
ing with ono foot behind the other ,
ho could not have knocked mo dowi :
If ho trlod forever. I am willing tc
atand up before Mitchell and not ua
my hands , and I'll ' bet $5,000 ti
11,000 that ho can't knock mo down
with a blow. "
"Who do you think la the boat man
you have over mo with or wlthou
the gloves ? "
"That la hard to aay , bat I think
Jimmy Elliott waa about the beat. Hi
certainly waa aa name a man aa I ore
encountered. "
Sullivan added that ho never In
tended to enter the ring again. Ho
will bo willing at all times , ho said , to
accommodate aspiring puglllata with
the gloves , but will never tight again
with the naked fists. He la of thi
opinion that his reputation would nebo
bo ono bit hotter If ho were to whip
fifty men in the ring Inatead of ono ,
Ho could only have the title of cham
plon in any event , and he ooualden
that he haa earned that title by thli
tlmo , and doea not BOO why ho ahonlc
bo expected to fight la the ring with
everybody who mlqht challenge him.
Sullivan's declaration la thla regard
decisively settles the question whether
ho and Slado , the Maori , shall overcome
como together in actual prize fight.
The receipta of laat nlght'a glove
fight were $10,000 , of which S alii van
received $3,000 , Patay Shephard , hla
manager , a Ilka amount , and Billy
Maddun and Mitchell the balance.
The expenses were $2,100.
Tebnmnh Notei-
Special Correspondence to Tai Un.
TEKAMAII , May 2J , Burt and
Washington counties are to receive aa
important transformation thla aeasoa
by the opening of a canal nome twelve
miles la length , which will drain all
the bottom lands laying between the
St. Paul railway track and the Mis
souri river , comprising aomo fort r
cquaro miles of very valuable lands ,
which have heretofore been too wet to
be utlllzjd for agricultural purposes.
The expense of doing all thli will bo
paid by a apeclal tax levied on landa
conaidered by a board of commla-
alonora to have b on benefitted
thereby.
moaners.
Loaa than one-fourth of the corn
ground waa planted baforo the late
rains , and the moat of that that
waa planted will como np good , re
quiring but little replanting in thla
section. Farmora are very busy and
trade in town la quiet.
Tokamah wants a transcontinental
telephone connection. She wanta It
bad , She will patroniza 'and aupporl
it handaomely and ahe must have It.
Hopewoll , Harrington & Co. have
plana completed for an elegant
now bank building to be erected * thla
year.
If Yon Are Ruined
la health from any cause , especially
from the oao of any of the thousand
nostrums that promise ao largely ,
with long fictitious testimonials , have
no fear. Resort to Hop Bitten at
once , and in a abort tlmo you will have
the moat robust and blooming health
Getting Hla Money'd Worth.
New Totk World.
A man a little tophoavy rushed into
a Sixth avenue telegraph office , aetzod
a telegraph blank and a slob pea with
a ball of dried Ink on the end , and ,
by propping himself agalnat the coun
ter , managed to write the following
message :
"Rate : I won't be home till mora
ine. "HAEBT. "
"What'll that coat ? " aald the man ,
handing tha message through the port'
hole to the manipulator of electricity
"Ltit me aee. Seven worda fifteor
cenU. "
"Fifteen , eh ? How much for ter
word 1"
"The nme price ; anything not ex
ceeding tea will coat you fifteen cent
to any addreta in thn city , " anawere si
I the operator , making a ipring to max
zlo an Instrument that was oputtoring
at lf it had the delirium tromona.
"I'm bound to have the worth of
my nion y out of your corporation ,
then , " aald the man , bracing himself
agalnat the counter aa ho traced on a
blank thla clear mctfago :
" manufacturers
"Incomprehensibility ,
ers , tranacendoutal'am ' , Oonstantino-
plo , concavo-convex , Massachusetts ,
aseaaalnation , Pennsylvania , Imper
turbability , phlloprogonitivonoaa. "
"There , airing that on your wlro
and Bend her at a 2:40 : gait , " said the
man , with a look of vengeance In his
oyo.
oyo.Tho operator counted the words ,
but volunteered the Information that
there was no soneo In the metaago ,
and that the dictionary must have
boon ransacked for the longest wordo.
"I know there's no soneo in it , but
Kato'll understand It , all the same.
She'll know I'm ' on a drunk anyway
when I send a message at thla hoar ,
whether it's sense or not. I make
'em long on purpose to break the back
of your darned machine.
In and atart the crank. I'm In for a
good tlmo. Never mind the expense ;
hero's your fifteen cents. " And the
man ran out and hailed a pasting cib.
SKILL IN TUB WOHKSIIOP To do
good work the mechanic mnat have
good health. If long hours of con
finement In clone roojno have enfee
bled hla hand or dimmed hia flight ,
lot him at once , and before some or
panic trouble appears , take plenty of
ilop Bitters. Ills system will bo re
iuvonatod , hla nervea strengthened ,
hla alght become clear , and the whole
constitution bo built up to a higher
working condition.
A Gigantic Single Span Bridge.
The Buffalo Cjurlor published a on
representing a double track railroad
bridge now being built for the Canada
Southern railway across the chaam below
low the Niagara Falls and 300 fee
nlmo the old suspension bridge , I
la to bo built on a novel plan called
the Cantilever. The total length wll
bo 805 feet ; length of ainglo span
across the gulf , 5CO feet ; height o
stone abntmsnta on the edge of th
river , below the bunks , on which stoo
towora will reat , 50 foot ; height of th
stool towora above the abutments , 130
foot ; height of span above the rlvor ,
245 foot ; weight of bridge resting
oa the towora , 1,600 tons. The quoa
tion now Is how will they manage to
throw that Immense span of 600
foot across the chasm ? It la Impoaal
bio to build scaffoldings across tha
almost fathomless torrent. We wll
endeavor to describe how that apan 1
to bo thrown across. The center o :
the top of the ateol towora will be re
Bpeotivoly 1871 and 197 $ foot from
the top of the banka , the towora rising
from close to the edge of the water on
the thoroa. On the top of each towe :
will bo built a cantilever , the , oonte :
of which will reat oa the tower , some
what like the awing bridge of on
viaduct , the center of which roala on
a atone tower , only the cantilever 1
stationary. The length of the cantl
lever on the Oaaao'a aldo will be 37
feet , and that on the American aid
will be 205 foot. One-half of a cantl
lover will bo built from the top of th
bank to the top of the tower on eaol
aldo of the river. In order to d
thla Immense ace ffjld Ings will
bo erected , requiring 600,000 fee
of lumber. When these halve
are built they will simply be bridge
trom the top of the banka to the to.
of the towers. They are made of the
boat of stool , lattice style , ao thor
oughly stiffened that there will be no
aprlng or dopreaalou. The shore end
of each will be anchored in the rock
ao aa to require power equivalent to
400 toua to pull it oat. Now the work
will commend of building acrosn the
chasm , 500 foot , and 245 feet nbavo
the water , without scaffolding to sup
port It. A movable derrick la slid on
top of the half cantilever , orbrldge , to
the edge of the tower on the river
aide. A lattice section of the bridge to
apan the chaam la awnngby the derrick
ever the end of the bridge and secure
ly fattened by a oyatem of dovetailing
and bolting. Then the derrick la slid
forward on to thla projecting part and
another section ia holated ever and
fastened in llko manner , thua making
the bridge project fifty feet beyond
the top of the tower. The derrick
ia slid forward again , and BO on till
the rlvor end of the cantilever la fin
ished , projecting aa it will on the
American aide 197 J feet from the cen
ter of ita tower and hanging that dla-
tanco over the gulf. It will bo no
ticed that thla cantilever rlsus on iti
center oa the tower and the ahoro
end being anchored , the river end la
capable of auatainlng four hundred
tons weight without any direct sup.
port underneath. After both these
cantilevers are finlahed , there atlll re
mains a space of 125 feet to bo
bridged. These two ends of the
cantilevers are united by a bridge of
that lougth atrnng across by meana of
the dorrlcka on the onda of the two
cantilevers. Only two brldgoa of thla
atyle have ever been made , ono In
Scotland and one on a railroad ia
Pennsylvania. When thla steel )
bridge at Niagara Falls la finished , it
will become ono of the wonders of
the world , and It will rank with the
highest of engineering worka.
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS
Are never imitaUd or counterfeited.
Thla la especially true of a family
medicine , and It la poiltlvo proof that ,
the remedy imitated ia of the highest
value. Aa aoon aa it had been tested
and proved by the whole world that
Hop Bitters waa the purcat , boat and
moat valuable /amlly medicine on
tearth many Imitations sprung up and
bagon to steal the notfcea In which
the press and people of the country
had expressed the merits of H. B. ,
and in every way trying to Induce suf
fering invalids to nsa their atnfl In
stead , exfectlng to make money on
the credit and good name of H. B.
Many othera atarted nostrums pat up
in similar style to 11. B. , with vari i-
ously devised name * la which the
word "Hoj > " oa "Hops" were used In
away to induce people to believe they
were the aamo a Hop Bitten. All
auch pretended remedies or carea , nc
matter what their atylo or name la
&nd especially those with the word
"Hop"orHopa In their name or it
any way connected with them or tholi
nam o , are Imitation * or counterfeit
Bowarn of them. Touch none (
them. Uilng nothing but genuine Hoj >
Bitten with a bunch or cluster of
> green Hopa on the white label. Traa
* nothing ehe. Druggist * and deal en
are warred againat dealing In 1ml U-
tool counterfeit '
* or *
SEEING TDS JPOPB ,
HOME. It wan Thursday morning ,
the 15th of March , and the annual
ceremony of the exchange of cardi
nals' hata had boon announced to take
place at 11 o'clock in the eala rogla of
the Vatican ,
From 8 until 10 the crowd , moro or
loaa patient , had knocked their hoolo
together In their efforts to keep warm
at the beginning of the aoMa regie ,
the gentlemen In fall evening dress
with opera hata , and the lad Ion at
tired iti sombro blc.ck , with a black
lace affair for the head. Everybody
looked cold and hungry , and for my
part I had about concluded to make
for my hotel and dlecnss the warm
breakfast I had unceremoniously left.
Some two wcoka bolero the aorvlco
had been performed in the presence of
his holiness , the pope , in the Slatlno
chapel , It being the fifth anniversary
of hla succession to the papaucy , and
for the first tlmo since 1871 the pub
lic were admitted without the formali
ty of tickets. Unlike Pine IX , the
preaont pope is rather averse to moot
ing strangers , and many a recent trav
eler to the Eternal 01 ty ia aware of
the Impossibility of obtaining cards
for an aadlonco , either public or prl
vato. Therefore , since the annual
Housing from the balcony of St.
Petor'a haa been discontinued , not ono
visitor In a thousand haa had an op
portunlty of seeing the reigning Pen
tiff. But one audience haa boon glvon
during the paat year , and that a prlv
ate ono on Fob , 22 ,
For all aervlcea InthoSlatlnochapel ,
or Sala Kegla , it has been the cnatom
to Isaac a limited number of tickets ;
but thla , of late , haa boon discontin
ued , aa It ia said many dignitaries
were offended at the partla'
manner in which those were distrib
uted.
Returning ] rom Naploa the early
part of the week , a friend informed
mo of the ceremony which waa to take
place , and I Immediately icmolvod to
bo present. Thla custom , of tbo exchange
change of cardinals' hata , so far I waa
able to loam , Is merely ono of cour
tesy and signifies a renewal of gooc
leollng and brotherly lore among the
participants , Every one at all fa
mlllar with Rome knowa that from
the colonnade at the right of St
Petor'a ajceuda the rcala regla , or
royal staircase to the sola regla , next
to the Slatino chapel , with which 1
communicates. It ia in this hall tha
ambassadors and other dlatingnhhoc
paraonagea were received when the
temporal power remained with the
Vatican , and It ia atlll used for all Im
portant ceremonials.
Aa aoon aa the guards were removed
a grand rash was made , and an Eng
lish friend was among the first to
reach the entrance of the ball , where
two men were stationed to BOO thut
each visitor waa dressed according to
regulation , and that no coata or shawls
were taken in. Once inside the
ladloa were ordered to ono aide and
the gentlemen to the other. Two
lines of Swiss were drawn op extend
ing from the doora by which the
pope waa to enter , to the opening in
the rail which divides the room in the
center.
center.A
A KEPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN.
I passed to the opposite aide and
placed myself in the line directly between -
tween two of the guards , and there I
stayed.
' I should Bay you Americana never
did got left , " my English friend re
marked when I aftfS/jqrda met him
at a cafe in the Corao. "I was shoved
back into a corner and couldn't aeo a
thing. I don't think a person in the
room had as good a place aa yonraolf .
Pardon the question , but are all Van-
keca aa cheeky aa you ? "
At the end of the hall , which ia , I
should judge , 100 fcot in length by 35
wide , ou a raised platform and shaded
by a superb canopy , waa the Papal
throne , a heavy glided , finely carved
arm chair , and In front waa spread a
very handaome rug. On cither aldo ,
back of the rail , a small gallery , re-
aerved for distinguished guosta , was
hung with maroon.colorod velvet , and
one at the backf to which the public
were admitted , was also decorated.
The crowd kept pouring Ir until tbo
apace reserved for the pebllo waa completely
plotoly filled. Thd aide galleries wore
aoon occupied by Ambassadors and
other dignitaries , each in fall court
dross and decorated with ordera and
modala ; gaily dressed officers , with
clanking awords and jingling spurs
atrr.tted back and forth between the
line * of guards ; prleata aoborly clad in
black , or in the moro ahowy rod or
purple , according to tholr ordera , qnl-
otly aonght placea from which to aee
the coming ceremony , and everything
waa in readiness for the aged Pontiff a
entrance.
"If hla holiness waa aa cold aa ]
am , I think ho would not keep as
waiting very long , " somebody at my
elbow remarked , and those in hla
vicinity echoed the sentiment.
Eleven o'clock tolled from the bel-
fry of a neighboring church and for a
moment the buzz ot conversation waa
hashed an the huge doora leading to
the private apartments of the Vatican
swung b&ck and five elegantly equipped
officera with drawn aworda marched in
and took tholr placea at the entrance
to the rallod-off apace.
Fifteen minutes later , attended by
three pagoa , appeared the Magglor-
dorao Monslgnor Rlccl Paraccianl in
full evening dress , having around hia
neck a maaalve gold chain to which
the pops belongs , ana the keys of St.
Peter. Ascertaining that everything
wai In readiness , he returned , and ui
exactly at 11:30 : the proceulon , headed
by members of the choir belonging to
St. Peter' * , made Ita appearance , Fol-
lowing thcae were several bishops
attired In aupcrb purple silk gowns ,
each with a capo of ermlno upon hla
shoulders.
Next appeared two young men In
handsome black court suits with elen
der canes in tholr hands. A rrlcbt
bearing upon a velvet pillow a auparb-
ly bound copy of the Bible followed
and then , attended by numerou.
priests , cimo the cardlnali , porhapi
alx or eight In all , with trailing robet
of purple , each having npon the thin
gngor o ( hla left hand , tbo eccloalas
tlcal ring- denoting hia rank. Follow
Ing these , two priesta , ono carrying t
superb jewel studded crosier of brags
and hla companion a plain , nnadoruec
mitre , evidently of cloth of gold.
p TIM KHTRAXCK OF THE POPE.
Presently the awe-struck whlape
waa heard "Tho Pope , " and I fount
mytelf bending low and making th
algn of the crosa with the otheri , Ilk
any devoted Romanlat , u , seated In
ichly gilded chair , berne npon the
hunldero of sixteen men who were at *
Ircd in rich oontumon of maroon eilk ,
and surrounded by hla pnraoiml attend
ants , Pope Lee XIII. , the head of the
Ionian Catholic church throughout
ho world , thn 258th Pope alnco the
Imo of St. Peter , made hia appear
ance. Ho waa droniod in magnificent
robes of mnroon velvet worked with
gold and decorated with precious
tones , and upon hla head wore n miter
o thickly ataddcd with jewels that the
'round work waa almost IndlatlngoUh-
ible. Oa either side of the chair
walked a young priest bearing aloft
npon a glided rod an immcnoo fan of
white ostrich plumns. The Pope made
.ho sign of the cross first on ouo slco ?
and then on the other , ever the heads
of the poopln , and was slowly carried
; o hla throne , to which ho was assisted
hla attendants. The heavy miter
waa replaced by the lighter ono which
; ho priest had carried before him , and
the ceremony commenced
Lee XIII.Gloaohlno Poocl , la on
Italian by birth , having boon born at
Oarpluoto , a small vlllagw near Anan-
ni , Marcb 2,1810 , and is , therefore ,
73 years of age , Hla election to the
pap&cy took place February 20 , 1878 ,
and hla coronation March 3 of the
same year ,
It la said , and very generally bo-
llovcd , that daring the poutificatlon
of Plo None that prelate was In the
habit of assuming the droos of a monk
and , unrecognized , visiting every part
of IlDmo. Such a proceeding wonld
bo Impossible with the present pope ,
oven though his feebleness per
mitted , for hla features are of auch
a peculiar cast that nothing short
of a mask could ever servo to dlsgnlao
them.
III3 I'EKSONAI , APFEAKANCT.
Picture , If you can , a slight , atten-
native figure of leas than medium
height , a rather small head partly cov
ered with snow-whlto hair , smalldark
brown eyes , piercing In their brillian
cy , a very largo nose of the Roman
pattern , and enormous month , and
yon have an excellent Idea of the ap
pearance of Lee XIII.
Ho aoemod very feeble , and at onetime
time during the benediction many
thought ho was about to be taken ill ,
as hla mouth twlohod nervously and
ho trembled from head to foot. His
face was very palo and ho appeared so
worn and tired that I am euro the
heart of everyone present iront oat to
him in pure aympathy
The ceremony lasted thrae-quarlera
of an hoar , and principally consisted ,
after the exchange of hats , of the
eesor priests and bishops embracing
10 cardinals and kissing them on
Ither cheek , and each cardinal re-
olving & blessing , Individually , from
Is holiness , after which they in turn
rostrated themselves before him and
Used hla feet.
A hymn waa sung by the choir , and
ftor the pope had been assisted to
ia movoblo chair , which had remained
n the center of the open apace , the
recession reformed into the same
rder in which It entered , slowly
wound its way through the crowd , and
10 ceremony waa ovor.
a. Splendid Remedy far linng Dis
ease
Dr. Robt. Newton , late President of the
Eclectic College of the City ot New York ,
.nd formerly of Cincinnati , Ohio , used
) n. WM. HALL'S BALSAM very eiteneirely
n hla practice , aa many of hia patients ,
now living , and restored to health by the
UBO of this Invaluable medicine , can amply
eatlfy He always said that BO good a
remedy ought not to be considered merely
IB a patent medlcide , but that it ought to
> e prescribed freely by every physician as
a eovereign remedy in all cases of Lung
diseases It ia a eure cure for Consump
tion , and 1ms no equil for all pectoral com-
ilaints.
Tbo Retired List.
Globe-Democrat.
The "rotlred list" of the army Is
hooretlcally a sort of pension roll , on
which are Inscribed the namoa of offi
cers who have served their country
"ong and wall. There IB nothing like
t In the civil orvico , though perhaps
lomothlng of the sort will have to bo
established ultimately for the benefit
of superannuated clerks and conenla ,
f the "reformers" have their way.
Officers on the retired list receive
decent , but not extravagant , annual
joncions called "pay" In order note
o hurt their feelings and It
s common sense , as well
as law , that these pensioned officers
ihall not hold government positions
, : o which salaries attach. G an oral
Badoau , however , who la now consul
general at Havana , insists that he
ought to receive his military pension
- and his consular pay , and the treas
ury department has been forced to
make an issue upon his claim. The
iepartment clearly has thu right of
It. If General Badcan or any other
officer desires to retain his pension ,
bo may do so honorably. If ho pre
fer the salaried office , well and
good. But he la not entitled to
both.
-
Ladies
Do you want a pure , bloom
ing Complexion I If so , a
few applications of Hasan's
MAGNOLIA K ALM willgrat-
ify to heart's
you your con
tent. It does away with Sal-
lowncss , Holiness , Pimples.
IHotchcs , and all diseases and
imperfections of the skin. It
overcomes the Hushed appear-
aiico of heat , fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lady of
THIRTY appear but TWJ3N-
TY ; and so natural , gradual ,
and perfect are its ollects.
that it is impossible to detect
ita application.
James H. Peabody , M. D (
PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON ' ,
'Residence No. 1407 Jones St.
Office No. 1507 Farnam St.
Office tours , 12 m. to 1 p. m. and 3 p. m. to I
P-ra.
Telephone foroflloe , 97Roald ; nce,125 ,
AND JOBBERS IN
Flour , Salt , Sugars , Canned Goods , ana
All Grocers' Supplies ,
Full Line of the Best Brands of
IP IAIUFACTUBED TOBACCO ,
AgontB for BBNWOOD HAILS AND LAM ft BAND POWDBB 00
DEALERS IN
ALL * ,
SB
uric
Fire and Burglar Proa
O
Far n ham Street ,
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
* 4 * > Brewing
Association ,
CELEBRATED
& BOTTLED BEER ,
' THIS EXCELLENT BEER SPEAKS
I FOE ITSELF ,
Orders from any part ot the State or the
Entire West will be promptly shipped :
All Our Goods arc Made to the Standard of our
Guarantee.
GEORGE HENNING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the West.
Office Goruor 13th and Barney Streets.
OMAHACORNIOEWO RKS
BTTEMPING & BOLTE , Proprietors
Tin , Iron and Slate Roofers
MANUFACTURERS OF ;
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices , Iron Sky Lights , Etc. '
310 South Twelfth Street , OMAHA ,
7-mrn-wed-frl-ra
MANUFACTURER OF FINE
My Ilopoultory IE Constantly filled vlth a Select Stock , Beet
factory. 3. W , Oor. iocn ana uapitoi Avenue ,
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANCFACTUBEB 01 *
.
First-Class Painting anfl Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done ,
1321 and 1323 Eforney Street , corner Fourteenth Street , Omaha , Neb.
PERFECTION
HEATING "AND BAKING
is only attained by using
Stoves and Ranges/
WITH
WIRE ( iAUZE OVER DOORS ,
For sale by
MBLTON ROGERS & 30 3
Jnll-mSo
A 8kln or Beauty It Joy orever.
DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Cream or Magical Beautlfl r
The Oriental Cream purlflei 01 well aa Reautl-
flei the Skin , Rimotei Tan , Hmples ,
Freckle t ,
Jdothpatch
eflan'erery
blemlih'OD
beauty and
doflea de
tection. It
haa stood
the teat ol
EOycarjan'
U BO harm'
leBe we
taste It la
be sure the
prep a ra
tion la pro
perl ; madt
Accent no
counterfeit
similar name. The distinguished Dr. L. A ,
3 yre , Bald to r Zady ol the DAUT on ( a patient ) !
"Aa you Udlea will use them , I recommend
'Uc uraud Cream' aa the least harmlal ol all thi
Skin preparations. " One bottle will last six
months , using It every day. AUo Poodro Jab.
llli remOTee luperduouj hair without injury to
theikla.
MMS. M. B. T. QOORADD , So ! prop , , 43 Bond
Bt. lit V.
For silo by all Dnurirtst * and Fancy Goodt
Dealers throughout th United BUteo , Canada
and Knropo.
CTBtware ol bM imitations. 11,000 reward
lor arrest and proolol anyone selling th * same.
14-weowme 2t ew-6m
PERSONAIr-"I'arts ol the human bodj
enlarged , developed and strengthened , " etc.ll
an Interesting advertisement long run In oat
paper. In reply to inquiries we will say that
there no eridence ( ! humbug about thla Oa
the contrary , the adrertU rs air very highly In
dorsed Interested persona may get sealed cir
culars giring all particulars , giving all partial
tars , br aJUresrtnir Erie Uedlcal Co. . F. O.I ,
518. Buflala' H. Y T l do Kv * . " ' *
nU-ly
GUATEFTnL-COlCFORTIHa.
EPPS'S GOGOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorouah knowledge ol the natural lawi
which govern the operations ot digestion and
nutrition , and by a careful application of the
One properties of well-erlected Cocoa , Ur.
Eppa baa provided rar breakfast tabloa with a
dcllcatsly flavored beverage which may nave at
many heavy doc tor a' bills. It ia by the Judlelonf
tuo of such articles of diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
to resist every tendency to disease , uundroda
oi subtle maladies are floating arcund ua raady
io attack wheravor there la a weak point. W
may escape many a f&UJ shaft by keeping oni.
aelvHvrell fortified with pure blocd and a prop.
: rly uonrlahod frame. " Civil Service Oaiette ,
Uade clmply with boiling water or milk. Bold
n Una only ( j-lb and Ib ) , by Grocers , labeled
JAMES HPP3 Si OU. ,
Bomceopatblo Chemists ,
tui.wiLondon. Bmmand.
JOHN STABLES , JEROME ECIUMR
President. Vice iWt.
W. S. DEISIIEN , Sec. aul Treas.
THE NEBRASKA
MAMACTURINGGOx
Lincoln , Neb. >
MANUFAOURERS OF
Corn Planter * . Harrows , Farm Roller * .
Bulky Rakes Bucket tlevallrg Windmills'
We are prepared to do job work and mwul o-
turlng lor other tmrtlcs ,
Ada i eea all orden to ih
NEBKASKA MANOPACTURIKQ CO.
Lincoln , K b.
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