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    4 TFiF. DAILY 13E-'OMAHA , SA l7ItL t1Y , EPTEMBEIt L ; , 183 ,
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' THE OMAHA BEE.
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eta In the Ualted Btatee. ;
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A CommunIn tlon. rtlating to Ne.n and FUtoriel
Nttkn should be.ddre. ed to the EDtTmtor , Tu.
i Yui v..id
d . " : ' Icauxu LIfrtR.
All Redne. , Lenete and Itemnt.neeu'ehotdd' be
I /ddrea.ed to Tue lki PDaIJ nRo tMrART , Oalnl.
Dr.ft. , Cbec end I'o.totaee order. to be mule py.
Ib a to the order oo the company.
THE BEE BIIDLISHING CO. . PROPS ,
& RCBEWATEREdltor.
t NEW YOILK democrat. are preparing
. for their annual fight among themsohee ,
and the republicans will wait wkh inlor
eat the cnneoquont disorganizaticn.
A ray of hope nIpPcars in the Nicker.
. t on case. The major has failed to report
1' hie addrese to the war department , and it
in proposed to drop him from Clio rolls as
a dcacrter.
Y. ;
Tue New York Times urges the retire.
meat ° E the three cent piece which it
{ sale was "created in 1851 under an fm
t g preesion on the part of congress that
N , without it nobody could buy a poetago
t' stamp , " and has outlived its ueefulnose ,
, Tilr scheme for consolidating the Now
England Boll Telephone companiee has
. failed , for which the public has cause for
congratulation. No business neode the
stimulus of competition to perfect the
system more than the tdephono service.
THE Edmunds bill is basodon the hope
that when the Mormon L faced with the
aiternativo of having only one wife or los.
ins the a P oils of office ho will waver.
This is a very slender thread upon which
tv base the regeneration of a whole tur
6 ritory.
Iteronrs from various sections of the
State confirm the belief that corn was
not injured by the late frost. . While
the total corn crop of the country will
only average 80 per cent , , Nebraska will
more than exceed her record of last year
; ; THE Galveston NCWs has compiled n
m report of the business of Texas for the
past year , and shows that the oxporad
I products reach a value of $107,842,880 ,
i The atato has 0,139 miles of completed
railroad within her borders , and loads
the country in the production of cattle
and sheep. The value of her cotton crop
R alone was $75,000,000 ,
AN ENOLLSIIMAN Oh AMEJUJA.
We hear so many eulogies of England
by Americans and are surrounded by et
much American snobbery and servile im
itation of British speollt , dross , custom )
and mannerisms tlmt it is a pleasure t
learn that America and American clmrno
tor poesessca same nUraotions to one of
the most tjintjnlruished of our Englsi
visitors , Tlro grtmtcgt English lawyoi
and fno2t vorsMllo and eloquent tiftord n.
ltor speaker , Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge , a few days ago was cntortainod at
q' ' dinner in Boston , and spoke as follows of
f , some of our countrymen :
how can I rim to the height which the
, .eublt of bIgg gcltusotta Rnc3 9f J3cton
m would. fait invite ma w is'ln"ro to Ys Bali
In the neighborhood of Bunker lull. ]
have soon your old State house , with tht
lionand the unicorn upon it. I havosoor
m that noble building in which your two
Irl , houses c f assembly moot , with Govern
t , Burgoyno s carom in the anto-cham
a i bar. I have seen Fanouil hall , glair
} but most interesting building , and I
i have seen the more recent and moronmg
T niicent building within a few miles o
k , kilts place tlmo memorial hall and Iimm rev
1 and university. Gentlemen , these things
are full of interest and of history. De
not believe hint who tolls you that yore
have no history. You nmy have a shore
ifs history , because you cannot help it ; bra
sJ yomi have a great history. You have m
' history of whole any commonwealth ram 1
m justly and rightly bra proud. You know
' 'i -forgive m vanity say I know tot
-that ouy bred cis Franklin
Joseph Daniel 1Vebntor and 'l'laeo
doro Parker. Daniel Webster , whus ,
lend 1 onepmrivileged as a toy at Eton t +
press wIImI was in England as you
and whuso eloquence
1 hae humbly tudied over efueoStorey I
household ord with every Eti6filial
1 lawyer ; Parker , perhaps one o
1 your highest and ; greatest souls
' I Hawthorne-if you will forgive time ox
pression of eras Insular oplnfone-porliapa
takun altogether , your foremost man u
letters ; Lougfellsw , the delight and th
darling of two hemispheres ; Holmes , tic
autocrat of the breakfast table-throe uts
crat if ho chose of every dinner table , tot
But there , I am told , ho is content t
t play the part of the constitutional sovot
cign. Emerson was great and as strum
as one of your own rivers , and as purl
Lowell , I am proud to say , is my ow
j honored friend-your representative m
this moment in my own country. Lit
Garrick in Joseph lteynnlds picture , Ii
excels either ht tragedy or coinedp , a
Is equally delightful whether as Ifose
Bic low r as James Itussoll Lowell.
gifted with equal eloquence to move tl
hearts of his rea ders whether to smiles ,
to tears. And Howolls , the last of ti
American Invaders who has taken Emil
land by storm. Those are your glorie
Tleso arc the tree who make your hi
tory. 'heso are the mat of whom-fe
give too for saying it-youougltt to be ,
you are not , proud.
Such words in Boston , the home
fiunkeyfstn , are grateful to Anneric
ears , and all who hoard than no dou
joined in the concluding soutimuut of t
speech ; eclentlumon , we are one ,
Washington Alleton , poet and painte
truly said-/Wo are one in blood , we a
one ii ; language , we are one in haws , v
are one in hatred of oppression and lu
of liberty. ' We are bound together , ii
may reverently say so , by God hltns ,
hr the golden chin of maternal report
The two nations ao joined together , I a
firmly conyincod , mat will never p
asunder. "
x-
tf A8 IT I'JWMdrU/Wi
A largo number of the railroad organs
wcar ng the republican label and several
journals who have classed themselves as
friendly to the Anti.Monopoly cause are
clamoring that the endorsement of Judge
Savage by the Grand Island convention
was premature. They claim that the
convention should either have nominated
a straight out and out Antimonopolist or
else should have deferred their choice
until after the Itepublican convention
had presented a nominee to thu voters od
of Nebraska.
Now no one knows bettor than them
gentlemen that the nomination of a candidate
didato unendorsed by either of the twn
dominant parties , would have ben a
sensolcss waste of ammunition eu the
part of the Anli Monopoly convention.
There would have boon no possibility of
the election of such a candidate and thu
only elr'ect of hit nomination would be
the certain election of any scan put uir by
the railroad bosses who control the Ile.
publican machine. Such a calamity could
only be prevented by the tonsolidatiei of
all opposition of ° rnetts upon one candi
date.
It was desirable if nut essential that
this candidate should not only ho an able
lawyer , with an unstained reputatiolI ,
but a lawyer who can lirhng to the so.
promo bench the experience admired as
a judge of the lower court. . Judge Savage
ago cornbinud these qualities in an emi
nent degree , and what is more ho is
clcan Imuded and unapproachable by
corporate influence. III addition to these
qualities Judge Savage huts a record as a
veteran whose loyalty to the flag and the
Union , was attested by gallant service in
the field , during ueru thnu four years.
We may as well state right here that
.Judgo Savage was importuned to become
the Anti bionopoly candidate forsupreme
judge , by leading Anti Monopoliatn ,
weeks before ice was nominated by time
Democrat. , and Judge Savage gave
his unconditional consent to become
their candidato. As a plain moat.
tor of fact , then , Judge Savage was the
choice of many leading Anti Monopolists
for weeks before his Democratic support.
era presented hum to the Omaha convon-
tfon.
tfon.If
If the Itepublican party had not intentionally -
tionally followed their old scheme of a
snap convention and a short campaign
there might be more grounds for the
charge that tine nomination at Grand
Island wan prmnaturo. In the pros.
omit instance they lava succeeded
only in overreaching themselves
and taking away in advance
the chances of a united Antimonopoly
nupportfor their candidate. , It was the
aim amid intention of time leaders of the
railroad wing of time party to leave as
little Limo as possible for "kicking" be.
twoen the convention and the election ,
and to force through their candidate ,
whoever ho nmight be , without affording
the opportunity to their opponents to
I tvago a thorough campaign bused on the
I merits of time candidates thonmsolves.
' Under the circumstammces time only course
loft for the Nebraska Auti monopolista
was exactly time ono which they puraued.
Last fall in Now York 100,000 rupubli
cans rebuked time party by endorsing
at the palls a democratic candidate -
date for governor , not because
they inclincd'towards democratic allilia-
tione but to stamp their disap1ygyd ; upoi
Ropublicam political mathode , Ciot'ornoN
Cjyvylamld's olectiomi by 21bo0 majority
was Line result. If tlma ltopublicui party
in Nebraska is again conipulled to taste
the modiemo of defeat front its owim fol.
lowers , it huts omuy itself to blame. There
was nothing prmnaturo in the action of
I the Amiti ni nopolists. . It was tlmo neces
sary cousoquence of a Republican policy
; which for years past iii this state lute endeavor
deavor ° d to smother party sentiment min d
I to stifle all fair opposition by the nmethod s
I of the profesniomua politician. 'l'le ' Gram l
Inland coiv'cntion was called with tie
intention of prosecuting a political can .
I paign. 'lime thou of the Rupublicamt gath
P tiring was iaumed with tlmo idea of pru-
vantiig 0110.
PORTEll , Limo defaulting post coiituis
sary of time 3d cavalry , has not yet bout i
caphurod , but wlmen Ice is , thu only
r chance of his escape froth time punitumi '
F tiary will rust on the presldmdlal clop
One ) , . Army otlicera lava at ulrcctiv u
r utotlmod of dealing with offundura b3
; court martinl ip which vine cases out u
tour conviction results as time cuisuquoic u
i of tire trial. Tle greatest ononry in
0 tlmea past to a rigid discipline in tlm °
e army has boon all executive clemmo Y
. which has forced gmmtlenien amid ollicemi
o to associate with the blackguards au d
scoundrels whom tlmy have ignomin
g fously kicked omit of the service ,
n Ire paving operations are to be begin
it early iii the spring mutd continued faux
year , a prnpositionfor $100,000 fn pavimi
d bonds should ho aubmfttod to the poopl
a at time coming county election ,
r
IC OT'JfER LANDS 2'RAN ' OURS.
u Time 'I'onquhi war is still confined to
limo diplauats , bfinistor Challmnul Lacou
s , amid time Marquis Teung being time leader
I in the conmbat 'I'horo is a violet cot i
I trovcroy gohmg on In the I'mrisian journal
and lougthy telegrame eontaiiing tows def
of warlike liroparatiolme conic froun Ilan
uI and bhursoillps , but io act of war eilh
lit overt or opml has yut boon canmit t
1o and tlmor0 is a growing opiiicmm that tF n
as difficulty will yet be settled by patcut
r , arbitration , 'J9mia opinlon Iras bet
ro strungtllened by the doteraimud attitmi
re assuoed at time close of Inst week l
v0 China whore the war fever was at i
I height. It is one thing to bully and al
IIf other to fight , and time commeurvat'm
t. French opfmfoi is atroigly opposed teat
at war fmm which io principle is at shako am :
ut whore victory itulf would bealmost :
dearly bought as defeat. 11'hotlier Am
nam remains as the vassal of China or be.
comes aurerain to France is after all of
trilling ilportanoe to time mass of the
French people , while a campaign against
a foragn enemy with all the chances of
success against the republic meets with
violent opposition everywhere.
Political affairs in England are quint
during the seas , wlmish has now entered
the second week , and the Liberal jour.
minis who discuss politics at all are hammy.
fag themselves in apologizing for time
mistakes of the late session , Loral Hart-
iigto has pmcticilly admitted that the
principal measures of time government at
time next reassembling of limo British par.
liamont will h ° devoted to alterations in
the franchise laws. A bill will doubtless
be introduced dealing with ami extension
of the franclmiso in time counties and tnak
fag time qualifications tlorolike those now
existing in the boroughs. It is also prob.
able that a general redistribution of rep.
resentation will be agitated , though both
time Conservatives and Irish representatives -
tives will bitterly oppon ° it. The more
general time reforms in time election laws
in England time more the aristocratic class
privileges will be endangered , and it is
trot certain that the Liberal party will
hold together for any important reform
bill.
In Ireland tme ) Nationalists arc taking
ndvauttgo of time parliahmentary recess to
hold a series of nmonster meetings under
time auspices of time league. Thirty thou-
, c and pcrs011s attemmled the 1Vaterford
dmuonatratjm , where resolutions were
passed demanding a parliatneut for Ire.
hid and declarimmg that Ireland umust
have what England granted to Canada
because Canada was rebellious. Time
success of time Irish party in the Coin.
maims , though largely imegative , is greatly
appreciated as indicating what my yet be
accomplished by organized opposition in
time way of first provontimig obnoxious
legislation , amid second in securing valuable -
able concessions to limo demands of time
Nlttiomlaliata. Parnell 1ms ncvcr been
more time uncrowned king of Ireland than
h ° isat.present , andlmisprogress isattend.
od with generous ovations wimiclt bespeak
the hold ho retains upon'ttmo popular atfce-
Lions. At time opcniig ; of tire next par.
limnontary session time Nationalists confidently -
dently expect to secure a clear balance of
power and to wrest fromn the government
concessions which their nunboro would
not permit during the last session.
Time situation in Eastern Europe is
believed to be extremely critical. There
are rumors of a coalition consisting of
Itussia , Turkey , Montoncgro and Bulgaria -
garia , directed against Austria and designed -
signed to prevent further acquisitions of
territory on the part of time Auatro Hum-
garian monarchy along the Danube.
Large numbers of Ilussian officers are reported -
ported as crossing over into Bulgaria
and a rumor conics by way of Berlin that
time Itussiana are concentrating an armed
farce north of time rivers Pruth , between
Itounmauia and Bessarabia. Tie present
aim of the Czar is stated to be time re-
imuval of Prince Alexamider of Bulgaria
from time throne and time placing of a
iomineo who can be depended upon in
an mnergoucy to faitlmfully protect Itus
siai interests in that section , Iieantimo
Itounmamiia has joined time Austrian alliance -
anco and any overt act of war would find
the Empire of time Czars menaced by mini
d force which controls time entire
i
J ° r , from Posen on the north to
time Balkans on the south ,
The Slavic troubles imi Croatia hav e
subsided under a rapid display of energy
on time part of the liungarian amid limps
rilil authorities. Itiotiig continued der -
ing time early part of time week at Agrau ,
Omi Saturday Jowisli houses bccaumo time
objects of popular assault , time more read
i13' becusu of time luuimmcy with which I
simiaar outrages hind been dealt with I
across the llumigariau border , list time
Ilungarinn Government bnd become tired i
of mumlif swish riots , amid oarmeslly Comm
corned about all kinds of riot and ngita
tion in Croatia. 'l'imo intmumlry fired upon
time stub , amid time hussars cleared time
streets. Similar collieiona , net cntirel Y
bloodless , took pl,1cu , in limo rural dis
tricts , nnilitery raanforcmuents arrivin g
froun Styria amid other parts. A nciv at
tuigmt by time Agranm imob on Smmdny win s
easily quelled. A nuumbur of eittzmm a
oll'crud lhoir strvices to presurt' ° order
mud both time city amid country lmavu vu
sumed a immure quint tgppcartnce.
Time culebrntiui of time anniversary o
, Ring Jolum Sobieski's rescue of Christun
dom front time danger of bluslmi con
f quests look place in Vienna ° u 1Vednes
tin . Owing to fears of a ruvival of tie
I national spirit. hutlm time I'rusaiamm amu 1
Itusalaim 6ovurumeits forbade limo pelebra
Lion in fusee , but Austria , whose capital
city was saved froimmconqueatby time brave
c Poaud ° rs conunanorted time mumnivcrsa
ms a gala day. Sobicski fn early youth
- ° mttered the 1'Olish army ail rose ateadil y
until he became ehmi ° f commander , ! to
punted cuuquusts over Tartars and Turk
umde hinm recognized as the greatest gmi
i oral of leis ago , amid in 1070 he was elect
t ; eel King of I'olnnd under the title o
g Jolmn 111. Shortly afterward he chocks
0 a forntidablo'1'urkislt array on time fron t
brand gained for Poland seven years u
froudonl frost further monacce. TJmi
was the situation of atl iire wimon
fu time nuideummnor of 1083 , Eu
rope ivies thrown into constori a
r tin by time appuarancu of a new Mim i
euluamm army , $00,000 strong , undo
Kart biusbgola , which , crossing Hun
gory , laid siege to 1 iemmm m. 1'0 mo mite
cent IN , anti Ianoror Leopold alik
'i turned h Sobieski Morin g Imis assimm t
' nueu. 'l'imo ICin g irauidl set iii mimetic
° i all his available forooslaud was joined o
0r the umarch by a body of ( lurmnn tree 0 I
ud lie canto iu sight of ime besieged city
time litlm of umtenmber , l'ruseiimgto r
tvvard , hu attekod time Ottonmatm force
I
mi thu folloaiuig day with mi array very im
mi feriur Lim tnmtuor and totally dufeatu
do tlmumim.
, y hailed as time preserver of Clmristem
dmn , Sobieski retired front Viunmia
to
hie kiigdoni , and limo auuivuraary of h
m great victor' line ever since been cal
v0 bmtud as u natumal holiday iu Poland ,
L
l \Vilhiamn Harwood , the notoriotma publ
ltauguran of England , died ON m1oud
me of commjestion of time lungs amid jauudic
1 n jQII 1)3. ) It is his distinction that Ii
1
had sent hur women and over 100 men
into an eternity they wore by no means
prepared to enter , timid that ) to mid a
"system , " What the "system" in Was
doubtless his professiomtal secret ; but he
claimed that by it not only was time neck
broken , but the tightening of time cord
closed time air pipes and produced ape
jmlexyand immediate and painless death.
Pima system had not been working well
of late ; and only a week or two ago the
attenlimt of I arlmment was celled to time
horrible bungling which had disgraced
two recent executions. These were attributed -
tributed to the hangman's intoxicntion ,
but poriuaps Were only a sign of foiling
vigor and approaching death. It seumns
strange tlmat this man , an enthusiast in
his calling , ( whose ofiico , though divested
of much of the horror which marked it mm
century ago is still time most odious in
England ) was a bookish man of wide
reading mud of no little natural ability ,
and tlmat he began life as a Wesleyamm
preacher , In personalnppcarancolieaug
gusted time preacher or well to do trades.
mm n , mthor than time hangman.
It seems somewhat uncertain whether
Dr. Iloiub will be able to nmak ° his long
talked of second expedition across Africa.
Time time of startimmg lots been fixed for
the last of this imonthi bat there is a serious -
ous hitch about time funds , The cost of
the exhibition five or six years ago was
$30,000 ; about $10,000 moru than this
will be necessary for time prceent under.
taking , and only half of time amount 1Lm
yet been raised. The Austrian Govern.
went amid people arc indifferent to the
undertaking , while the Emmdish ; , will only
advauco the mono on condition that the
journey shall be made from east to west ,
amid time ex edition shall be subordii-
nted to Brutish commercial interests ,
Dr. Holub insists rom trarelin7 fromn
south t ° north , amid has left Englaimd
fn disgust. But ono chance remains.
Time Cape'Governnmmt offered Dr. Ilolub
$20,000 for time callectiomi made on his
first expedition. The present undertaken -
en seem n to rest solely upon time hope
tlmnt thootfur will be reewed now mid
time nmmmey be advanced at oncn. It is to
ho hoped , for time state of the scientific
knowicdgo likely to result , that time purposes -
poses of the distinguished explorer and
actemitist will not be defeated by time lack
of money. And Dr. Holub lmirnsel r
seonma to be confidmmt that they will not.
He has engaged his assistant. , made all
the necessary preliminary purchases ,
amid us far as possible mapped out time
programme of the trip.
European statisticians are gradually
reducing tlmeir estimates of the population -
tion of Chita. It used to be put at over
400,000,000. Bolmm and Wagner reduce
their estimate for China and Corea from
434,500,000 to 379,500,000 Petersen
reduces his estimate by 75,000,000 , mak-
immg time present total 350,000,000. Dr.
Happer , missionary , believes this can
safely be reduced another 50,000,000.
Mr. Hippislov , acting commissioner of
customs , tlunts ) 250,000,000 more nearly
correct than 350,000,000. Time losses by
the Taeping and Mohammedan rebellion
and by time famine and pestilence which
swept time provinces of Chili , Slmantung ,
Shansi , Sliensi and Honan are variously
estimated from 01,000,000 to 81,000,000.
Franco has adopted a convenient excuse
cuso for withdrawing from an untenabl e
ditdonmtic position in time controvera Y
with China. The blame for time oxpeh
tion against Hue and for the signing o
the Anamito treaty is to belaid upon Dr
Ilarmaud , time French commissioner , wh o
ordered the expedition and signed tlr
treaty tvitlmout authority from his govern
rnent. It is rather a gauzy pretext , bu
if it keeps the peace it will serve.
Time balsamic healing amid sootlmin
properties of Samaritan Nervine arc
sometlmiig marvelous.
"My brother , aged 10 , had fits fro m
his infancy. Samaritan Ncruiiie cure
him , " A. W. CurtisOsakis , Minn. $1.5
tit Druggists ,
Afraid.
Somme pee pie can never gat on
Lot thorr chances be as cool as it may ,
'Phuy stammer , ahl simultlo , amid stick
Whore others will dash right away ,
They xay it's for want of a cheek
'rimat time world ion t properly made ,
But it's 'pluck ' and not chock that they wan t
Yee , time truth of It is , timoy're afraid.
Thero' many a man witlm good hands ,
'T'hat can work with true strength and ten
skill ,
Gets shumited aside just bec mmee
he'll ' not hitch where auotlmer man will ;
Ile ewoats and he ruane In time mud ,
And lots himeollRsink la the shade ,
Yet ito ndght have bean fauvnms amid rich ,
If lie hadn't bomm tuft and afraid.
Theo are men who are upright amid true ,
1Vbn slut tlmeutsolvcs tic their own tlun--
'Phoy t aren't stn , Into the ( rent ,
And take up their study there like morn ;
'Phoy Ilve mind grow rich out of sight ,
And haver are known but iii trade ,
Yvt they nmlgimt have been honored mud bie
if tlmy badmi t been still aid nfndd.
Sthal , tip , then , and don't ho Bono down
lay check , amid by swagger mind brag ,
For ii utmm ehoald stick up fur life rihtn { ,
Whether wealthy or nut ivortlm a' tmtg ; "
The 11ad that undo omia line made all ,
f One hunven to mix all is die dayad
And If a maim dues what is ribht
There's h0 Olio coed make ldm nfrald.
IMPIETIE8 ,
'Phore ' Is as uttploasait xcamdal hi lvau
yule that lmivolvus several members of Trlnlt
M. E , church , A knockduwmi occurred Ih t
vaster 's study ,
] leacher amoumd no change bra his felt
last week la co far as we Nava seen. 'rim :
would indicate timat he threatuns to become
settled in his views.
B ' 1'tmero will soon , with the recovery of Noah
ark , a deutcrononmy or two , Pharaoh's chariot
- and other old Junk , be enough material for
f pretty ree pectable musoumn ,
d In a Cimielnnatl store a piano la mark
. "Achorn , 1701 " And the music Lang
tf from commie pianos eounda like that cyclic
f
from a churn of time 1701 pattormm-Nom
a town Ilermdd.
A 1Vachington preacher , who Is cubig t
divureo froun hie wife on timgruundof II
, treatmneait , says that she knocked hit do
. with a chair , oumidod hlnm withm a hlck0
ir cane , and hit Imlnm with a Iioavy water pltt e
A railroad conductor was recently cliomi
, deaelmm of a Cllitrch. , 'lieu It becanmo his dmm
to take up a Lvlloctiei , he surprised the to
u gmr ± getiem by starting out with the eharac
" ' " ' 1'
IsUo ejseulatimm 'flcketc , goutlutmmenl"
II colloctier tlmat stay was large ,
n If there is any money to be made on sollim
, wbiakoy to Indians , it should be made by ti
mm ndsdoharios , who boar time hadehlpu of can
ingcivillzattun to the unenlightemod , nut
time cutlers , who have a hood etougim thing
s it hm pia yimmg Coker with the army ollhers. :
I. Now Qrlleaas l'icayuuo
d d Nevada paipereays : Now timid creme
and ruttiin nucleus are boginhimig to lw plen
I f mil , time I'iutcs are nluuwt reedy to iwllume t
t0 mhlllu0ulnm la at lend. Iii the present pl ucld
couditiuu of their intends .mil gorged nmdltl
me of their sWmimachs they would ulfur but it , f
ti' Lie , if any rcaietammee to being baptized la
our euvora\ \ Christian churches. Thieve a
times and aeasomta for an things a
is tlw maclon seined is time tinme for saving ti
1'iutea.
ay A coulpie of Munson elders , attempting
tiI Imld religious eersleo upon 'the beauties
u Monuoufan" in Curveta county , Geergl
This is the sum
{
i Mr. A , Barns ,
three miles east of Coburg , Ont. ,
says he * ouldn'L ' have given for hie
chance of living before Jmo used
Burdock Blood Bitters , lie had
dyspepsia for fifteen years , mind was
cured by three bottles of this very
excollotit prpparation
12 biro , J , C Anderson , of 12
Peehtigo , 1Vis. , asks us
the price of twelve bottles of liur
dock Blood Bitters. They cured her
of erysipelas anti salt rheum , and
alto expresses herself as highly
pleased about it. She is no more
gratified than we are , however.
No. 1.
My wife considers Burdock Blond
Bitters a number one medicine.
Timey cured her of dyspepsia nut
liver complaint when no other remedy -
edy she ever tried would do it. This
is what btr. Martin Eizer of Linn
Grove , lttd. , ways.
lately , discovered to their sorroww that the
Georgia young men are still in the gall of bit.
terness , and are alt ther too free In their
distribution of eggs wtmiclm are no longer mom.
chantable In eua'aluense thereof the Mormon -
mon elders are supposed to be still le Bing it
for t tah , and their rn vertetI "sisters await
in vain the expected baptismn into the new
faith.
Time prophet l safes belies ed that John , the
Baptist , was the precursor of Christ , likening
Lim to the "voice of one crying in the wilder-
ncrs : Prepare ve the way of the Loni : make
] de paths straight ; " but , acsnling to the theory -
ory of aopular ; 'preacher ' in the city , Ksaias
may have been mistaken. The preacher says
Loroaster , who was suppo ed to be a contemn-
lara.y with Moses , } prepared the way for the
Christian religion by inculcatirm its main
tenets in advance of divine revelation. Esaias
may get out of the difficulty the best wayy he
can.
can.The 1Vall Stmt News Is responsible for
this : The other week when everything took
a tumble and it seemed are if the bottom had
dropped out of 11'all street and left a hole big
enough to tale in the whole country , a holder
who was being pinched and scraping his soul
for more margins , was infnrnmed that a visitor
desired to see him. 'Can't see anybody , ' was
Lis reply. In five minutes the messenger
came back with the announcement that it was
very important business. 'Can't help it ; I'm
in no condition to see my own father. ' A
third time the messenger disappeared , but a
third time returned to say : 'He says it is a
case of life and death , sir. ' This decided the
operator to admit the nnknown. He entered
with an easy step and a pleasant smile ; and
after mature deliberation softly Inquired :
M y friend , bpw Is it with thy sour. ' 'My
soul I lialifax and Texas I Do you think a
man who has 6O,000 worth of stocks shrivel.
tag up on him like a cabbage leaf on a hot
stove has any time to fool away on his benighted -
nightod soul l You git 1'
THE DOWNFALL OF PAUI ,
Ctnnmontc of thoPresn of the Region
Where Vallelervoort Labors.
Denver Rocky Mountain News.
"A CREEKY DLdTHERSKITE. "
In the last year before his dismissal
from the mail service Mr. Vandervoort
was absent from his post of duty 205
days.Yet
Yet hehas the immeasurable impudence
to ask the president to order his ro-
appointmnent , and it is most probable that
ho will beg the Grand Army to join in
r the request. We hope for the sake of
ublicdecenc thatthe veterans belonging
to the Colorado oats will.
champion the cause of this cheap and
cheeky blatluerskito. Postmaster Gneral
I ; Oreslman simply did his dutyin removing
a negligent and incompetent official , and
his action in that matter should be
endorsed , not condemned , by every old
a soldier in time land. General Gresham
was himself a gallant soldier , having lost
a leg in battle , while Mr. Vandervoort
was simply a quartcrtnaster'a clerk. Lot
l Mr. Vandervoort earn a living by honest
0 endeavor for a year or two.
MUTILATINO ruin mucoan.
In order to shield Paul Vandorvoort
the Omaha Republican of ' uesday mutilated
latod its own dispatches a d refused to
publish oflicial record of lmis duplicity and
incompetency. This is a cheaper amid
meaner fraud to shield a U. P. bummer
than oven boss Stoutand his state office
would over be guilty of.-Nebraska
. Signal ,
The Civil Service Rmnedy.
Patti Vandervoort , Into chief clerk o fn
e time railway nmil service , has thrown hi n
mantle of grief upon the shoulders of time
GrammdAriyof the Republic , and propose
to use that organization in a fight for his
reinstatmnent. The mail service is better -
ter without him , mid Postmaster Gen
creel Greshamm did a goad thing wImen im
gave him his walking papers , ] Sir. Van
dervo ° rt is notoriously inconmpetcnt , tY
enly lold the office as long its lie did b tt
ntcane of lmis wire pulling propmisittos.
bfeamtwhiio liia aubordinutes laughed n t
et luinm mad held him up as an object of ridi
tide-behind lmis back-knowimig himn the O
ho utterly unworthy of time inmportant 1)0
sition ho occupied. If the dose of nmedi
ciao adnmiustered to Mr. Vnndorvoa t
canto from limo bottle labeled " civil sere
ice , " we call time caienction a soverigm 1
renedy.-Laranmie Boomnurang.
A Terrible Shriek Goes Up.
Postmmaster General Oreshmn evidentl y
keeps Imis eye open. his little ax h. ym
dropped again , and this time time ] mead o f
s. Clriuf Paul Vamidorvoort of the milwn fY
mail serrico rolls into time basket. Th o
hI
execution seemms to have slipped a cog i n
time nmaclmine somewhere , jtmdging by tim 0
h terrible slmriek that goes up. Otimorwia 0
a s timings glide on about as , - [
City Courier.
'e
t Go Hack to the Piles ,
a If time editor of time Omaha Republicam
mid cares to ktmow what his honest opinion o
ud Vandervoort is , let Imim republish aim edi
d tonal tlmat appeared in time Omaha Now :
I' sometinme L the ayrchm g of 1880 , W e
vo much fear the young roan is talkie g
or l : artist timno.-Schuy [ for bun ,
lwu
wu
ry
to iPrDG ' arq
a r i
by _ s i , sr.F
y
aft THE GREAT
tlhe bLA4 REM
to RhounialismCffCHuralgia , Sciatica ,
lumbago , Backad.u. . Ileldache , Toothache ,
mid fiera'L'nraalNaMllhpt.l.pndn.nrubeY ,
0 ! turn. . Avatd. , 1'ru.t Ulna , . ,
'Alin ilL alllla ItUa16r emits tau IlliS.
/.m4byUru411.n r.1D..lrn"r.tgn,115C.eUsWU.
Dp.rora.wr ma mm
at fl 1'ImAltm.Yx AA t'anla.lU : ( ' 0.
u , u. . + wv".twnuaatu ) pup-a0.C.1.I.
Dry Goods ! I
SAM'L C. CO. ,
Washington Avenue and Elfth Street , - - - ST. LOUIS. MO
STEELS JOHNSON & Co. ,
Wholesale Grocers !
AND ycnnnmts n
FLOURf SALT , SUGARSI CANNED G00rSa 'ND ALL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIES
A FULL LINE OF THE BEST BRANDS OF
Cigars and Manufactured Tobacco.
AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & 'RAND POWDER CO
Je A. WAKEFIELD ,
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
e I
! 9 ! ! ,
SASH , BOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS LIME CEMENT , PLASTER &C'
CEMENT COMPANY
TATE GENT OR MILWAUKEE
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA , NEB
.
C. F. GOODMAN
Wholesale Druggist !
AND DEALER IN
Oils , Yarilisiles aild ¶ thdow Glass
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Cakes
It le the beet and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to three pounds of corn
Stock fed with Ground oil Cake in the Fail and Winter , Instead of running down , will increase In weigh
and be in good marketable condition in the spring. Dairymen , as well as others , who tlse It an testify '
Its merits. Try It and judge for youraelveayPrIeo 175. ° 0 per ton ; no charge for sacks. Address
o4 eod me WOODMANILiNSEOD OIL COi1PANY.Omaha
Double and Single Acting Power and Hand
PUMPS , STEAM PUMPS ,
Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Belting , Hose , Brass and Iron Fittings'
Steam Packing at wholesale and roail , HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Neb.
Graiilte
1 E' BOILING. BASING.
Ol\ BOILING , PRESERVING.
' , LIGHT. HANDSODIE ,
1 I WHOLESOT.IE , DUItABLE.
The Best Ware MaIe ( tor time lCitclien.
rF1eGa MAtIUFACTURED OiZLY BY THE
PIItG CC tiPfa , YT { I 6ltilt.ml / / E \
i OI' ' u0 P llJ a 11 t t fi V . lljli I ! r l ll il p f lf , X1,1 . . f , nlsh i i i l P ire. i
GATE CITY
PLANING MILLS I
MANiIFACr EILS OFt
' ,
Carnentors' vr. .
-ALSO-
Sash , Doors/ / Blinds stairs , Stair Railin gs ! Balustor1 s WilldOW & Door Framos. &c
First-class facllltlea for the manufacture of ail kinds of Mouldings. Planing and Matching a sppeclalty !
On1sfl front the country will be promptp ! executed.
Address all oommnnlatione to A ! MOYER , Proprleto'
C01 , k
1 ,
TMPORTEItSmjOF
1f HAVANA CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
f 1 D
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS : .
Reina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizes from $60
to $120 per 1000.
AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS ;
Combination , Grapes , Progress , Nebraska , Wyoming and ,
Brigands.
w DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES. ;
SEND FOR PRIDE LIST AND SAMPLES.
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