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Pnhllehed erery morning , oxoeptjSunJay , The
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American Nawi. Compeny , Sole f Agcnte NeweJeel
, r , In the United Stetee. ;
001RRerONDRRCAt
A Commmnkatlnne rrttting to New , and FAlt ii I
muter , ehould be e4Jratsod to the Entrowor111R ; ,
aIL
RQRIRRV LxfRa1 ,
I All Buifniree Leltets end iremlttencrrt'ldlmdd'M ;
e.ddreeeed to 111 , BR1 I'URl.i IiiNf COwrART , OMAttl
Drefte , Chccks end Poetotaee orders to ben' Ie pep
Able to the order of the company. ,
TIIE DER DUDLISlING CO. . 1 PROPS/
S. ItOSEWATEn Edltor.
Slllln' tie n backslider on anti nrnnopo-
ly and yo will show you an office seeker
or a railroad clppCrwlo has been playing
anti 1nelopoli8f.
Iv thernilrondergalsarotobobclievod ,
the future of tlio partyy in thu Unitou
Stntos dcj o nds upon the election of a
Ilopublicm Suprcmo Judge in Nebraska
UIIe fall.
Tnrns fs eoniething worse that elect.
ing n democrat to the supreme bench ,
and that is packing tire supreme court
with dunannios who do the bidding of car
potato monopolies.
Two YALE graduates are earning i00
a month as members of the Athletic base
ball team of Philadelphia. Mr. Adams
has the floor for another address 011 the
folly of a classical education.
TJIEIt6 is no national issue in the pres8
ent campaign. Intelligent titan of all
patties who desire good government
above all things will support the best
eon , regardless of their political creed.
TnE recent election by the Creeks it
Indian Territory of a Coverer was so
close that a contest is probable. This ,
with the frauds at the polls , show that
the Indian is rapidly gutting educated in
the noble art of self gorornn ie nt.
Acconmuxa to the oficial report 1t)90 )
pursone perished ill the earthquake at
lschia and 374 wore injured. These
figures , while considerably under those
gfvem at tutu time of the catestrophu , place
the Ischin disaster at the head of recent
European casualties.
Tore Ikpvbliean still continues tire
bogus ' 'commercial dispatches" from
Chicago , which are soot by mail three
times a week at $1 a letter. They are
of about as much conimorcial value in
Omaha wh01n they reach hero two days
later as a last year's C'knyresiional
.Record. In this day of the telegraph ,
dispatches by mail don't go.
'I'ltlIowa cunpaigri is progressing with
great outlnusiasnt on both attics , and with
the Republican party for the first time
anxious to draw out a full vote. 1'htlo
the chances favor Governor Sltermsn'a '
re-election , the mistakes made by the
Republicans will seriously cut down , i f
they do not entirely wipe out , , tire old
time majority of the banner Republican
sbtto.
Tan past four years liavo beet years o f
unexanplcd prosperity in anverl of the
Southern States , In the eight States of
Alabama , Arkansas , Florida , Georgia ,
'Louisiana , ? Iississippi , Tennessee and
Texas , the increase in taxable propert y
in four years has been upwards of $409 ,
000,000. In the same period the railroad
mileage has increased 0,000 niilos , ant ]
the value of now products alewa at fn
crease of $100,000,000. The Governno r
of Alabama reports that the twenty cotton
mills in that State pay nn annual dfvi
Bond of 16 per cent. Texas is addim
. $00,000,000 annually to its assessniuri
roll , std is so well governed that the nut e
of taxation has been reduced to there
mills on the dollar. Commenting o
these facts , a Boston journal says tin
tie true glory of the South will appear ii
better schools , bettor roads , and a butte
administration of lay , It is true , never
, f thuloss that good schools , good roads
and good government are inure apt , t
j follow titan to precede tire material do
velopmant of a country.
Mu. IIAynn , of Keurnoy , has cad
aono good and gallant fights for Anti
hiunopuly principles , and over wont ou
of tire party to assist the people , bu
whoa the Autt Ltilono olists endorsed tin
Democratic monopolists' cadidato ft r
Judge ho , like n good man and true
swung back into the Anl ! Monopoly Ru
publican ranks , where ho will do the pee
' plc able sorvicuJlasflns OacUc
1 Journal.
1 Mr , Hamer made some good and gal
lant fights for Anti Monoxoly principles
but ho swung back tutu the ranks a
I
Totopolfsts almost before
9I tire echo a
his ringing speeches against Vale ntin
had died away. As lei ; back as has
lj winter ho was al applicant for an a1
polntnont as District Judge front ( lover
nor Dawes , and its swinging back was no
a matter of principle , but a doliberat
desertion of a great cause for sefslr and s
Mr.IIamer tvas foolish enough to imagin
tlat ho lad a fair chance to bOcouo th
Itopublicau candidate for Supreme J ridge
lie tied up with pro railroad henchnnu
whom ho had so bitterly fought last fun
t cud swung back months bolero the Anti
' 3fouopolisterhad made their nomination
Mr. lfamor was betrayed , sold out an
i ralaughtred by Marcus Brutus Macao
Ile is a victim to vaulting ambition , an d
not p martyr to Anti Mouupaly prim
ciplos , , uonoat Anti Monololisla wit
profit by ht late and remain true to throb b
colors ,
.
AN ENCOUItA(114V ( SIGN ,
In Ohio the appeals to mechanics and
laborers to support tire Republican ticket
solely on high tariff grounds are said to ho
lees of ective than they were three years
age , The people ate becoming educated
enough to understand that an ultra tariff
is not an utidtsuuised blessing Thu into
depression , through which we have oat
entirely passed , was largely duo to excessive
sivo protection which at once over stlau
lated production and draw such ravcnucs
fromn customs aS t0 create an Irnniense
nun an exhausting treasury surplus.
Taxation is taxation whether direct or
indirect , and in tine end the taxes arc
paid by tire people.
No one vriio Oxantines tlio probable re
quireinmIts of thin tt'eaury for the next
tell years believes that free trade is n
possibility. No shall need a t.arily aver
aging 20 per cent en all iusported
products to maintain the gov
erumont and ineidontilly aid properly
to protect Ansorirau industry nod
American manufacturers , But taw peno
plo are beginning to see that there lane
been too munch protection it times past
to American monopolists and dint tine
conaumier has land to pay a very heavy
ptpors bill for tine dance of tine inn nnrfne
tuners.
Another illustration of tine evil result
of too high a tariff was scorn last week in
the woolen failures iii New York in which
tliu liabilities anotnntel t , mono tluun
three mud n unit utillions. If they stood
mono they might be regarded as uxce1
tiomal wore it notfor ; other failures in the
same line. Back of these vcro tire
leather failures in Boston and New York.
Combined , they represent n bad condi
tion of nffnirs. Thu efrnrt is mndo , as
usual , to belittle tine circumstance a
merely sporadic , But is more than that.
Tim recent heavy sales of cotton goods
and tire known supply of such goods
overstocking the market , anti tine ovcr
aupply of woolens , which is probably the
real causJ of the recent failures , all
point to at least ere cause for tie failures ,
1Vo have concentrated tin unuch ctpi
tai , unncisinory and labor . en nlmi
ufaotures. Population tends in unnduo
proportion to cities manufacturing ' '
centers. Capital inns concentrated on tine
same lines. We have more liessonner
stool works anti woolen and cotton factories -
tories than are needed to supply the
home demand. Foreign markets are
therefore needed. But our legislatb.ni hints
riot 1)0011 adapted to this policy. The
great Brazilian onupiro , and through it
all South and Central Annurica , might
now be open to us had Congress pursued
the right policy at the right time. Exees-
vivo protection has over stinmlated tire
production of ntatufacttires , while it has
closed for ton tine nrnrkets of tie world.
It inns heightened tine cost of articles of
consumption at home , rend inrevwntcnl tine
relief to the lrono market whichr the op.
portunity to sell abroad would hove
ntr'orded. It has drained from the busi
micas of the country ntillious of dollars in
taxes v'rlniclt were not needed for tin 0
ntaimtttnancu of tine government.
This is tine reason why tine niuestinn oh
tarftr reduction is still a live isauo winos o
advocntos are gaining a now following
ovary tiny in which it is diRcusseti on Lilt
platfornn and through tine press.
Dennagogues and the agents of gran
noun facturiug monopolies are trying t o
befog tie issue through cries of "fre e
trade" anti "protection , " But tine ieopit
are beginning to awaken to tine fact th a
there is a wide gulf between a tariff
properly adjusted to tine needs of Anneri
car industry and the needs of the tress
ury and one whose operation fosto r i
nnonopulies and bloods tine poor to add , t
tine acmunulatiomns of thn rich ,
Tnsml ; is n saying in California that i
n mina buys water le cant got Ida Ian
thrown ht , 'rune literal fact is that tin
value of much m of the land dopelda seiel
upon the water which it holds or control s
I -J'J'Chahoc. [
This is what Mr. Laird , tie Gantlonin
front Stinking 14'ntor , thought when in
t hind sixteen quarter suctions survaye
along the line of tine creek. of adoriforo
o mama in Ohnso county , amid jumped tin
n claiuns of honest settlers fit order to cent
t trola cattle range in that section , throng
n corrupt collusion with the land uilicuts
n tie ircCoolt ollicc. But if Mr. Laird lint
' road tine papers lie woad lute discover ,
, that Secretrry'l'eller's docisiori that "tin
o foucea minuet go" l'otdd have realered iii
control of the creek front worthless fu
range purposes , Tire time has pnsso
vrhon cattle nnen can unoopulize the pu b
! lo dounnhn by fencing in miles of eouritr
. adjoining water courses , and prevcritin
boon flue settlers free ttkinrg slvantng
of tire henostuad , pro enqtion mid tie
bur culttro laws which home bourn enacte
for thick benefit , If Illr. Laird hail sot
coodod in securing the title to tire hat
on tine Stiukimg Natter cud had erected
fence a foot back from taw line of hi
qunrtor uectfons it cold have bourn tor
down under Mr. 'l'uhlur a decision , If 1
E fulled to fence , his waterfront would how
i bourn useless its an exclusive right ,
a i'ront any point of view , DIr , Laird
L busiuoss eye was slightly ont of gin
n. when ho cocked it in line n eiglnborinoo
, of Stinking Water Croak ,
t ' [ 'we aunivursnrhea of mare than loch
u intarost will ho celebrated this fall , On
, fs that of 1lfartin Ltntlnur's .100th birth n
o day , Nevounbur 10 ; tine other is tine 200t1
I ) anuivurvary of tine eottlennunt of Phil n
, dolphin by the Germnuris October 7 , 'I'm
n Gurnnsns will erect a statute of Luther in
l 1Vashiugton in February b ) ' tine cnrtr i
. butlons of Coraninle throughout the con
, try , It will stand thirty foot high wined
d in place , It repruseuts Lutlnor inn
, etandimg p0altion , clad in clerical robe s
and with tire
right lavd on an upu
. bible. It is being cast in a founlr
1 whfeh was opened fn 1726 by the harem
des You Lowj ntial , who wished to giv
onplayanurnt to tor pour p5uplo. At'th
sane foundry is being cast n ataluto of
Luther anti lllolanetlnon , which is to be
umvciled at Dresden in November. The
celebration of Lutlror's birthday will be
most general throughout Gormnnany ninth
Scnudinavin , and even in Franco and
Emglnud. The celebration of tine Ger
man settlement it Philadelphia will be
participated in by Germans throughout
tire country , although it is nn affair of
more or ices local pride , and will be ulado
must of by tine old settlers of Gcrrnan
tOWIn anti their inttor tiny accessions from
"Fnterlnnd" in the city of brotherlylo d.
Till ; Republican party will be glad to
welcome the return of those who arc ( Its-
gusted with the dishonesty of tire Anti.
Monopoly pity under its present leadership -
ship , unavnmlably corrupt , it will be
guru ) to take tip tint shibboleth not of
Anti-bfonnpoly , but of reasonable rail.
tt'ny roguhdaun , aid rerfornn its pledges
when tine time slnal cntnu. This vrf11
not bu tinme as n reeasnru of surrendur or
Pnciticntion- will ho douo couservn
tively , fairly and firmly , just as it would
ha done had such a thing as amUnti
nrty existed.Onnalm
Mumnorn ly i mover - - [
Rvitlbllr'rnt ,
Thu editor of tine ( mina J' jruGncnm )
is the mist person to malto tine Anti-rlon
opoly pledges en behalf of tine Iteptnili.
earns , Scarcely a year ngo Ino openly
challumged time editor of this paper to do.
hate witht him tie question of state regulation -
lation of tine rnilroads , nod proposed to
claim pion tie iuterests of tie monopolies
before tire lnnmbhrc.
A pap fed enployu of taw Union 1'lei
tic , ire lens never dared to eotnutit bier
self or iris organ to army questing of public
or party policy without consulting Torn
Kimball. Promnises of what the Republican
can party will or will riot do towards rev
liuving tire peuplu front monopoly rule
are worthless when tinny come from such
n source ,
1'ltEBIIfNTIAL.
It Itepubllnnn aad a Ientoarntlc
Cnntlltlnte
1VAalIN iToN , Sept. 211 , ' 1'Ine friends
of Justieu 1liIier are prepnrimg to uuiko e
dononstratiom for him as a candidate for
tine Republican nomination , Extracts
from time opinions deiivored by hint in
the Supronne Court inn subjects of puliti
cal interest , mid which are expoetotl to
operate on public opinion favorably , will
ho soon colbcted and ptttinn shape for circulation -
culation ,
Jndgu Miller is ( ! 7 years old , and hits
bourn twomnty' elle years en the bench. He
is n mat of ability aid of pnssitive
character , lie was greatly instrumental ,
its n nnurmbur of tine Electoral Connutisiun ,
in confnrmin tine great fraud by which
lfayes vvns falsely dtclared to ha
elected President over a majority of
bath tie States amid tie popular rote for
Mr. 'Tilden ,
, Justice Field is also a candidate for the
Prostdemey. IIe has burnt twouty years
err the bonncin , and is 07 yeats of age.
Ilecuutly ire wrote a letter to a friend in
Vrrgiriin , in which ht advocntcd n return
to tie cotton tux of seventy mihlions of
dollars , 't'his bid for Southern support
inns not been nuswercd with time favor that
was expected.
Thu Alta California of San ] Francisco
Inns lately beeomo a 1)ennocratle paper in
vale , and a eluunpion of Judge Field's
candidacy , but ruder circtunst nnces that
aru trot likely to anvttneu this idea. Thu
Control Pncilic railroad huh ! a utortgttgo
urn this paper , lrhnch its ostcnnsnble
owners could nut pity , amid it vnts waves
furred to tie curpuratiun to neut. that
tiabt.
Judge Field is therefore presonntetl as
t tine choice
Be inns consistently umaintnimnod taw iota
rest of thnit runt ! of kindred corporations
on tine bumneir.
, lusticoa of tine Supreme Court receive
L liberal salaries , turd after ten years of
I' service , and attaining tine ago of 70 , they
nut ) retire on full pay. 'Piney are supposed -
posed to be discemccted with pointcs ,
- red to be devoted to the duties for
which tlwy are Paid. Tine specttelo of
) Judges of tine lnignest court suckling poll-
tieal ] tuners is not plensirrg to tine Amer-
lenu people ,
f
'vine Cairn hi log
Curiae.
Liy liorlon Glob , .
ll1r. Proctor , tine unniuortt astreiariner ,
dilfers front taw majority of savanta in
in that le frequently turns tine light of iris
intellect on tine pnticticnl nffnirs of tine
e tvorlti , an ! illumnnutes anrbjeets tinat are
d closely eouuectod with the daily life of
tine average man , lie inns recently doe -
e voted his time to olueidutlug tine nnyste
rtes of draw polar , rand inns tiuudo somno
enleulntioua of tine comparative values of
in taw various lmunda. Mr. Proctor nscor-
at taine that tier are 2G98,0iO ( possible
ti hands/ runt ! that a atnui'lut flusln is liable
to occur duly forty tinnos out of thatmumn-
a bur , winiehn indicates that royal flusineit me
u very naro things ; butt like ninny other
s scientific nmei he overlooks an ul01nornt in
r tine game that a prrtctieal pokorist weulti
consider Iirat of null in calculating how
d
nniuny times n royal flush could be oh-
tafuud nn tie course of ran evening's piny ,
y viz. , tine ulenent of skill : 111r. Procto r
g evidently eomnnits tine prodigious erro rr
of looking upon draw potter as a gnnnu of
e ehnnee , witch it ism t-that is , not ml.
ways , In tire brands of anon entirely
d great tie dent is nnightiur than nakee'
antics ,
Mr. Proctors bible of cinagees is as tel.
d
lOwe ;
mu of flush Ruuontos . there ninnbe. . . , , . 90
S Of honor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G21
Of fall hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3i li
It 0f cunmuan tbnehc , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . . 5,10 8
w 01coaunon sei miunces , , , . , , , , , , , . 10,2
of triplets , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 51,912
C QI twin pnlrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 123,55' ,
of palrs , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1,01(829 (
a Ufother hmids. . . . . , . . , . . . , . , . , .1,302,510 ,
-
ar Totnl number of possiblu lsn rde. .2,698O G 0
d Theoretically this is all right , but in
octal practice it is conspicuouslyinexnot ,
It vrihi be seen tinny tine muatrpnorat r
tl wholly ignores time cold deck , tine thunrb
U elide reulurs , the puts aid tire live-card
draw , nil of which would at once occur to
fire pokurist as important eicnnents in tire
1 gave. Tine table is npplieablo only to
etaigint poker , aid a sgenro gang nut
0 that. In.lraw poker , the tiraw upsets
thu calculation , mud instcati of nu full lnnmd
t being polsiblu 3,714 tunes , tine chances o f
' gutting it are equal to tie combined
r uhnnees of paira and triplets
n In support of the position that tire
a ganno is not one of chauco , anti in oppa
eltoti to even thonutholtyof so eunmment
au astromemnoras ] air , Proctor , wo have
n the high legal authority of ire loss u Ior-
y lounge than Judge Cox of Nevada , whose
judicmul doclslol was given in tire case of
n'
the Slate against Joinn 1)ou Defendant
a vvua cinarged with uingaginh in a gone of
o eluuneo en tine Lord's day , ut violntiom of
thoe..a case made and pro.
vided ; ' irarv to the peace and dig.
nity of i ) .o of Nevada , It appeared
in evidcnc't hat the defendant was found
1playing poker with ono Kemtuck , ninth do.
fendnnt s motion to quash tine corn plaint
was routed the ourkoldtn that. . do.
feutlant didn't stand the ghost of ain
y
in tine face of this decision by a court
of unusunlly compelunt jurisdiction , the
suporficinl investigations of a llntsh
sharp , wino evidently never even availed
himself of the opportunity for practical
illustration which tins eovernmcnt kindly
furnished whom it sent Con. Schenck to
the court of St. .Jamas , cannot ho chmsfd
erect conclusive. If Mr. Proctor will
come over hero , ho Cron find nten who
will show hiun n royal litneit forty titmice in
ono night , provided Inc inns the nerve to
cull for n sight.
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MAI ) STONIS
The ConeretromrM 1'ound In the 1)ee' ,
tv'Ithout ' JIOdtlmal cywllltlus ,
A contributor to The Atlnutn Cnnetitu
tiun writes as follows ; tor seine tiume
hint a great deal has beuu written anti
publisled it your valuable colmuuia con.
cunning the ao cmlled mtuti stoncs being
it certain cure for tine puidom of sunkes amid
also das mill id tnl ti itin by lroplbin.
Several antes , anti oven amine portions of
our state , kayo coma to tine front with
the stu'tlung auuouucument that thgy are
inn pnssnssiom of tine so cullcd mutd stunes ;
and several iignires have beet inked
through your widespread atitl poIular ,
n per where they could be precurcd amid
omceruiri the samu. I
take this metlnad of informnimim r our mane
and curious readers dust Atlninla has one
of these rare and I ecioes stones , it being
owriel by a promum + ut citizen , ISIr. ' Y. A.
llnyries , tine jeweler , om Marietta street ,
said stone having hems inn his family for
sixty-five years , and anyone that is mnxir
gas or curious enough cat call anti inspect
the sago.
Now , Messurs Editors , I most respect.
fully dill'ur from n great ninny persona its
to tine so ritlled action it oxtractin tine
poison fromi persons Ina iug boom bitten
, miner by sunkes or dogs sand to bonfroct
utl by hydrophobia , Tlmsu stones called
nntul atoncs are nothing miore or less thous
a concretion found in tine stomachs of
dues , winch inns been carefully analyzed
by scienititie mwri of tie highest attain.
meats , Tine said atones or concretions
nro composed of phOsplinte and carbonate
of limosul iron amid stlix or silica , laving
no direct allimity for extractiu" lpoisoL
,
1 would furthur state , Messrs. 'iditors , a
few years ing + Prof. Ilolnes , of South
Carolina , a noted scientists , in the pros-
uuce of interested parties , carefully rand
absolutely domomstrated tine trust and
virtue of this so called tnmui stouo to inn
tnytinieni , bettor knownas boxcar , being u
Persian nnma derived fron tine wore pa-
nthnr , which signifies , against poisons ,
anti mno work , aneicmt or nnodern , an thus
subject differs. They all agree that tine
mmad stmo is notlnimg but tine concrete
found in tine deer , ha iug mm medicinal
virtues , Respectfully ,
A. It , ALLEY , M. D.
Cutting tutu Rezone , the l'ersmai Medicine -
cine Stomo-A nuunbor of intelligent
ladies and gentlemen .uss01ubled at tine
tent of Ceu. Ilnmt , in Summerville , on
Friday last , to witness what is seldom
scan nn Amlurica or ninny other country -
tine cutting and dissection of a bezoar or
medicine sterna. At tine appointed hour
the beautiful gout was placed em tine table
fnspeeted and ndmircd by all present ,
Prof Holmes then gave a short description
of tire bezoars found in eastern countries ,
comparing then with those of Annerica ,
or , nero properly , of Somtln Caolina
Tire minima bezoar wan , Inc said , derived
free tine Persian " "
wards"pa-znhar"which
signifies ngainal puisuu , lm tine east tliuy
.Tiro called wudts ice stones ; in Africa hag
stoner inn thu : a stones. Thu specim neli
exhibited urn this occasion was about the
size of n largo egg of a domestic fowl , of
a unottlcd yellow color , with a tint of
brown , inaviog its entire surface highly
polished. Tine polish is mataral , caused
by the aetionof thanmmeclesof thestonach
of tine aminnnl upon each layer of ntiucral
natter deposited.
After tine interesting mud uuiquo oxhi-
bitnon , tine thanks of all present wore
tendered to tine professor. Not tine slightest -
est fracture to tine stooo was caused by
tine cutting , \Vlremn tine twopieces are it
coutnct , it appears n perfect atone , mud so
accurate was tire calculation mndo for
timg that tlno mice n was severed directly
through tine middle. Tine cup of tine
acorn was nnissfng.
A pieta of scantlung having been pre
pared nand morticed with n cavity just
huge enough to contain tine stoma , it wa s
innbeddcd ' therein firmly with plaster o f
I'l'ls , tine better to prevent Ilaking or
cruntbling , to which , frown its laminates 1
mud brittle structure , it is tecnliarly lint
blo. 1Vitln a very tine and higinl tem
oerod saw it vas h em carofull cut lon"i
tudinall ) ' Hee anan the middle Yvhicli tool t
but it few nninutes. During tie cuttin'
Bombs little exeitemnent wits evinced mis 1 e
wlutt time nucleus or contents of tine stoma eI
ss uuld pruv'o to be , which excitement w na s
heighleuul when it was nnuounced final
tine cadtiug ens successfully ncconiplisln
ed. A11 prusert wuro invited to gueas
but nano ventired. 'Pine two shies war
kept it coutnct for a nninute or to hefor o
exposing tie interior ,
l'ref , hIohnoa had intinmted tint tin
nucleus would probably ho of tvaod y
I'be'orvegetable ' eharaetegnscnslnakimi yg
tie stoma rattling noise could lie dietinet
ly heart ! . Ho supposed this was cause
by slrimkngo of tine nucleus , wlnicln cool d
nbt have oecurrcd if it was n unimoa
substaucu.
Upon openiri , the bezoar , the nucleu s
proveil to be n inr'gu teen perfect acorn
winch several gentlemen presennt inunedi
ntuly recognized as that of tine whits on
-quorcros dbn , L , It was coverer ! u y
four layers of ] Amin of n nninornl sub
stance , composed gonerallyof pawsohntes ,
carbonate of limo anti rmud soul
silex. ' 1'ho mold of thin acrn is troy Y
perfect , having all tine external marking
of the fruit. 'l'lnoru are two impressions
nppnreitly mndo by tine tootle of the and
real before swallowing tine nut , Acorn e
are fnvo'tc ! food of Carolinadeor. Durin efa
tine rmtunnal menthe their tracks art
ubnost always to be found ender tire oat
of the forest winch inmio borne acorns.
't'his is tie third speciururn of a bexuri
that lints busi cut amid examinned by Prof ,
hlolmes , amid we boliuvu tine only one
ever dissected it America. Tine nneleu
fuuud in tine first bazaar was a Ilnttouu d
ball or buck slot , with a fntganennt of tin
ekntn amid a few mains ; tine aunwl had urn
doubtedly boon wounded nhout six yea r n
before it was killuti , 113 thuro wore am x
layers or lentinnu of ntimerni mnatter stir
t'uuudung the buckshot , the secom d
buzunur cut coutaimed a pubhlo of quartz
11r. 0. P. Law , of Grainamvmllo , S , 0. i
tIne owner of tine beautiful apecfinem cal
at Irriday , ba'ing kindly placed it at tin u
disposition of Prof , hlolnnua , llneruby sub
serving the cause of science and centri
buting by this liberality to tine pronnotiom
of useful knpwledgu.
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SEATING THE HOUSE.
S 9 aoczira ju the Scats and Dcsks for
the No York Mcmbors of
Cougress ,
New Carped' , Nnw' Coat Books , New
Ventilating Apparatams , and
Other Novelties.
WeRhingtnn , September 30th , IfsL
The hall of tholaouse of representatives
last ovonimg presented n view of spring
house cleaning its mm nged by tine American -
ican housow'.fo , Tire old carpet and desks
Lava null bean romwved , and tine scene
was one of onptimess , tine tread of tine
chnaca visitor echoing aril reechoing
among tire recesses and fromi tine lofty
and pictured ccilimg of tine rood wineru
our laws are mutate by representatives of
tine sovereign states Thu eupcrintemndelt
said that thu old desks will ho rotittislnod
in ash , with bright blue cloth covers.
'I'hirtyt vu now desks kayo been recciveti ,
and will be placed in position , whont the
proper tunic arrives , for that number of
maw congressmen who will be included in
tine fortyeiglrtln congress uridurthu rcceut
npportiouuwnt.
"How munch carpet is regnircd to cover
taw floor of tine houscl" queried tine re-
partor , nnddressimg tine auperiutoudent ,
Who stood near by ,
" 1Ve Inavuortleretl nearly 14,000 yards , "
be re'died ' , . a , e xwob. + , , , .1
11 Winat colon"o. .
"lted , " ho amawered , "and of velvet
finish. Tlnat bright color with tine light
ash desks nndclutirs , , will give tine apart.
anent a bright and cheerful appearance. "
' ' 110W will will you nmuageabout mink.
ing room for tine thirty-two new mom.
bersl"
" 1Ve will oxtemd each of the sown floor
rltmges , " ho replied , pointing to tine ad.
ditioris , "wluch will allow roorit for
sixteen desks at each emit ! of tine aurni cir-
clo. One tumid is on tie Republican side ,
and tie other ou the Democratic. "
"Cuing to make any other cluurgesl"
" 1Vo will scrape tine floors , clean the
brass , amid repaint whore necessary , "
Tine mug lutes of hooks in line cloak
roans will also be increased by tinirty
tire , but they lava not been put up yet.
L'ndor each of tine old hooks tinny still be
seen the little slip bearing the immune of
the stdesnuun who was last 01ntitied to
hang his coat amid beaver thereon. They
all look more or loss battered amid worn
save one , which is now and bright us
though never used ,
"That is Alexander ' "
II. Steven's hook ,
said the suporintondcnt , "but it was never
used by hum. Whom le arrived at the
capitol in tine nnorning ho was always
carried to his seat by two men , amid his
great coat or wraps were left below.
't'hese manes hill nearly all have to be
ehaugeti , because so few of the old mnom-
bera were re-elected , lids row ( pointing
to mm corner ) "was devoted to tine 1Viscotn
sin delegation , but as an entire now
delegation of niuo niembors Inns been
elected time old names will all be scraped
off. "
Returning to the hall tine reporter was
told that several aisles on tine floor will
ho closed imp inn order to make room for
Line increased number of desks. The
galleries are receiving a coat of paint ,
n0 + ' carpets , and are undergoing n thorough -
ough rouovatiou , winiie tire state designs
on tine ceiling will be cleanctl thoroughly ,
giving tie hall of representatives in its
entirety a fresh amid clean appearance ,
'fie "wind" supply Was mextinvestigated
by tine reporter , who doscuruled to the
engimo rooms. Engineer Lannan was
met , and in reply to questions suited that
sixty cubic feat of air per minute for
each congressunnn anti spectrttor will be
forced into the chamber during the
sessions ,
A passing thought suggest that this
supply Would account fir nnany of tine
long winded speeches inflicted upon
congress , and the reporter naked Mr.
Lannan how ire regulated the relative
humidity ( or moisture ) of time air snip.
plies.Ho
Ho replied tha4 it was regulated by a
mixing chamber , containing coils full of
watLr. The air passed through time mixer
and generates vapor from an evaporator ,
whicln restores time moisture dried out by
heating tam air. Time nvora4e relative
Tumidity of tine air supplioti being about
47.4' .
rVfll you incrcaso tine supply of air in
view of the inerease of tlnirtytwo in time
next lmusol" asked the scribe.
"No regulate tine supply , " lie said , "to
conform to the nunnber of people in the
hall. Wo take nu observation of tine
nuanbor every morning , and tie supply is
regulated by tine revolutions of time fans ,
fwinrcln are governed by a systoun of fudi-
caters in nny office. "
The house boilers were all tested yes.
terday by being submitted to a water
pressure of 110 ponntls. The average
pressure of steann used during tine winter
me forty pounds , so line test of 110 pounds
was satisfactory , 11 iron tilt full pressure
I wins applied aniall st'canns of waiter amid
little columns of spray indicated whore
the leaks were , amid as a farce of work.
mon went to work withhammerand chisel
to stop their tine reporter left tine din in
his rear ,
'I'Iuu anpertmtendemmt of tine capitol
grounds put a force of laborers to work
o ycaterdny repairing time dilnnpidnted wood.
urn covering of tlno mtahu ettirtvays en tine
west side of tie capitol building. 'l'ine
covering will be replaced in n neat unarm-
1 our with now boards. Several of tine old
trees in tine west park will be cut down
1 before the now eumgress assuutbles and
other inn'prnronents ' made , Tine post.
ounce of tire hotnso of ro resentatives inns
bourn thoroughly renoduled during tine
vacation , A nunber of mew boxes inmvu
been added , swelling the total uunnbar to
370 ,
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Ann Art uwem Dou1L1 rsmah Au' stale
Sold e ) Urtitrtr rod e.efuer.erjwa.rw ran t : i I. a Wlne
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Aelctlmofearly lmprudeacq cauinqDerroudebit.
Itr prernalur , deny eta , hieing trnea to veto ever }
, toowuremedy noes dlecorered e a mpne urns of son -
are , which he will send b ItBE to hi. felloow eWrorers
. ddrras. J , IL IuEEVZ1i.43CCat .m ft , Nor : [ ark.
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Dry Goods !
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SAM'L CO. , ,
Washington Avenue and Eiflh Street , - - - ST. LOUIS MO
STEELS JOHNSON & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers !
AND JolifEtts IN
FLOURI SALT. SUGARI S CANIIRD GOOI S D 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
Ce Fe GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Druggist 0 . lS
AND DEALER IN
Plits , Oils , Yaruislios aii ¶ do ifiass
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Oil ,
It ib tine hest end cheapest food for stock of sny kind. One pound le equal to three pounds of corn
Stock fed with Oround OII Cake In the Fall and winter , Instead of running down , watt Increase In w elgh
and be in good matketablo condition In the spdug. Dairymen , as .o cll as utbers , who use It can tostlfy
Ito merits. Sty It and judge for yonreelve&tPr1u g215.OO per tour nn charge for Backs. Addrees
u4 cod mo WOODMAN LINSEBllO1L COMPANY , Omaha
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OMAIIA , - - - - NEBRASKA.
union all kinds of Steam Boilers. Snuoke Slacks , L'reecldng rand , Water and 011 Tanks , lad do a gcuura
plate-Iron bushiosa. Itepairiug done h , City and Country. All work
Done at Eastern Prices and Warranted . !
Second of thocountry . lane coaadentIcan . , give satisfaction llnviughalmmnyyearsexperlencoingwtradoindifferent , havbig tire bent shop an.l tools hl tire State. parte Shop ' '
COT. 10th audPlercestrecta. J. M. WILSON Proprietor.
MAX MEYER & CO
IMPORTERS OF ,
HAVANA CIGARS ,9
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
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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 ; : S
Combination , Grapes , Progress , Nebraska , Wyoming and
Brigands.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICD S )
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES.
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NEW PARISIAN MILLINERY I
Tlto Lnllie8 of Omnallo are cordially invited to inspect our eleguut
stock of
aII Hats and Bonnets ,
Made up with exquisite taste and in tin rn105t fmt511ionmlllie lllallller , to °
101111(1 n1 n0 ether Iduce In tine city. SPecia latt.ni10u ( is culled to our
riroan Parisian Pattern 17e v ,
VGlliclt only Citil be seen in our eltablts1Il11ellt.
B , 1111tSC11BE1t(1 , 16th runt Davenport ,
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