THE DAILY BEE OMAHA , SVJE1)NESDADECEMBER 19 , 1883.
tOSB ANt > OAlr ) .
ciumnl.
M IVM tAVen nkk x ) f r I\RO
, With l.llloOT fever. . '
"My doctor pronounced mo cured.but
Igotsick again , with terrible tmns in my
back niul sides , am1 got so bad 1
Could not movol
I shrunkl
From 228 Ibs. to 1201 ! had been doctoring -
toring for my liver , but iltlicl mo nogootl.
1 did not expect to live more than thrco
months. I began to aso Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite relumed , my niins
left mo , my entire system spetncil _ renewed -
I nowed as if by magic , and after using
i several bottles 1 am not only as sound as
a sovereign but weight more than 1 did
before. To Hop Biltofs T ewe my life. "
Dublin , Juno , ' 81. It. FIT/I-ATHICK.
Cll * "l II ! .
"Mnlitcn. Sl w. , Ki-K 1.1S > 0. Ocnllcnicn
1 tilf < rcil with ivtUckn ot jlrk licai'scho ' , "
Noui-algia , female trouble , for years in
the most terrible and oxcrutiating man
ner.
ner.No mcdicino or doclor could give mo
! relief or cure until 1 used Hop Killers.
'Tho firet-bottlo
Nearly cured mo ; "
Tlio second made mo as well nnd strong
ns when n child.
And ' 1 have boon an lolhisday. "
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with n soiious
Kidney , liver and urinary complaint ,
"Pronounced by Bostoi 'u.best phys
icians
"Incurable ! "
Seven hollies of your hittora cured him
and I l.now of the
"Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood thai have been
saved by your bitters ,
And many more are uuing them with
great benefit.
"Thu almost
Da myracles ? " Mrs. 13. D. Slack.
HO\\ioGiT : Sii'K. EKIIOSO yoursojf
day anil night ; oat too much without ox-
'orciso ; work too hard without rest ; doctor
all the lime ; take nil Iho vile nostrums
advertised , and then you will want to
know htnv to gut well , which is answered
in ihreo words Take Hop Bilters ! - _ „ < ,
lu U C. Wren's JJcirvK AM > Hints * TIUAT- :
KUNTuijanratitooil w cilio for lljiti'rm , JiuzU
tPCM'i , iConviiliiioiiH , VjtH , Ncnotm J i'iir Iia ( ,
lliviiliirlio.NorvoiiH Pruftrntion rnupiil by tlm < i o
iiCnlroliol ortouaciM ) , WnkufnliiCHs. iloiitm lit'-
prrtwion , Hottonine > t tlio Ilrnin resiilliiiK in in
xuiity nnil leailinR to misery , decay ami ilcntli ,
I'mniutuni Old AR , Ilnrrennnw , JX-HH < > t power
in nitliur hoz , JnTulnntnrir IJUSHM iinilHni-riiinl-
orrlio-'ii causuil liy vir-txerticin ! < irihobrainiiolf-
nbiind < ir iiviiMiidnlKODCo. l uch box roiitaitm
nuo iiiniitli'H trrutmiMit. 41jM ( n Imx.or MX boxes
for $ . ' . ( i , Hentljy mail prc iaiilon it < diiitof ! iirtce.
ivi : < ; IIAIIA-XTIK IX HOXIM :
To cure nny cnno. 'With ' oaoli < mlcr received lyii
for.six binim. nroompunioJ with ( lUXl , AVO will
tonil tlm imroluiMir our wriltcn Kiiaranti-o to ro.
( umltho money if tlio trcntniontdocaiiotouuct
otiiro. ( Jiinranttins itwiipdonlyby
C. V. ( IOOHMAX , KOIr A rnUor Oraalia. Xfk
DR , FELIX LEBRUN'S
ANDG
PnKVENTIVB AND
EITHER SEX.
Thremedy being Injected directly to tha neat
Ike lease , require * no change of diet or nauieoui ,
tnorcumlot poisonous medicines to bo taken Intern-
i'y Vhon 'isoJ H a preventive by either BOX , It ll
ItnpOMlDlo to contract any prhat * disease ; but In the
cue of those already unfortunately affllctc'dwo guar
antee throe botca to euro , or wo will refund the
money. Prloo by mall , pontage paid , (2 per box , Of
Ibrce boxct for $5.
IWniTTEN OUAKANTEKS
iu l by all authorlied agenti
Dr .Felix LeBrun &Co
BOLE rilOl'UIETORS :
C. P. Qoodmni , Drutgl t , Solo Agent , for Omaha
K ti mt wlv
HENNINGS
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
CORSET
.In warruntnl to winr IUIIKIT , tit
Ulio fnnii nioliT , nml njvu bittci
rfatlrfavtloii tliuti any olnvr Cu m
In thu murki't. or iirlca paid
txi nrumlrd. Tlialiularn > uiciiM.u.
v- Chlcoiro'H IH Ht phyakluiiM , occinu
pany < -arli t MiniM f'rlni , lli t Kutrrn Jt-un , 1'uctuuc
rrpaltl. VLftd AI KW > uiirii > i-ii limit fortliniJ '
ItllTIIHCllll.lI , J0i-n : A , < ( ; . ,
Mnnufiuluniii , ViU -CI ltanaulpUUtculcoco <
Fur cult by
.INO. II. F. LEIIMANN.
PATENTS
MtINN k CO. , of tlio Bcivrtmo AMEnicAK , con.
ilnuotoiictMSollclton for J'jitontu , CuTi'uts , Trailo
JMnrkn , OoprrlRlitv , JOT Uio United Btutoi , Cimndn.
Kniilnnd , Franco , Germany , etc. Hand lloolcnbout
1'afents eont free. Tlilrty-cnvon jeurn'uxpvrlenco.
CO.uronollced
InthoHciKNTirio AMKIUCAK. tlio liirveiit.tiost.nnd
most wldelr circulated nclnitlllo paper , f l.'JOu yeur ,
Weekly. Bplendld encmvlnun und tiitcre tln In-
Jonimtlon. BpocltnuncaproftlioHclciulllo Aiiier.
lean f cnt fmi. AiUrc.s J1UNN A CD . HclENTIJ-JO
AurJiiCAN Otbco , 2U1 llruadirur. Kow Vork.
GOLD MEDA1 , PAEIB , 1U78 ,
BAKER'S
AVuiTnutm !
Ournn , fioin nlilcli thu t'tooa o.
Oillia > l > i'eiirrinu\ed , \Mttfnti ( \
< ltnct < he itrtuglh of Coco i mlseil
ttllli Hlorcli , Arrowioolor Biiktir ,
uu4 U therefore fur juuio econuiul.
cal. It U dvllcluui , uuuililihiK ,
ir4iiiglhetu'iig,4u lly tUyi-nled , iiml
uJrnlruUy ujajjU > 4 fur JuMilid * u *
vrell UK for | 'iun In lieiUth.
KoU bjr tiroren eterjnhf re ,
V , BAKER & CO , DiMcr. Mass.
ihirouu.
TTJLJ TUO VOLTAIC lKt.T. I -
L'J A : 'LUvri' . Wr will M-iuJ < > u 'JWrty :
Trlul , Tt > MKN , YOUNU OU < IUI. v. lie at * uir rluK
trvm KEJtvoL * DtulMrr , Jxr VITiUTr.uulUtuxi
5llM-aiwt nf'u rruvKil. XIIVKK n ublo.t ( run )
UIKU Olid OTIIEH CiViLI h ( * Jy II Ili-J Ullll ttllll
plrto ri' t'Mji < luu to IlLitni. Viu u rnd 1
Ino.
VOLTAIC HELT Cc , , MARSHALL , MKE
J
FOR SALE.
A Hare Chance for Printing Offices
W litre for B& > MtreraJ barrel * ot flr.t
iittiUUof i > rlntli.K Ink. Iteli'lf ' ! " ' ' ' ' .
en taM\fi \ or tlowcrpreue * than wo arc .now utl
ua will tell tlu ) wme it M ccnli | i r pouiu' free
li ri ur t Uuaha. Will
itiifuthmoo
OOOIDENTAL JOTTINGS ,
* *
\Vyomlnir.
Clicycnne rstlm.itos llicnl nf city Itn-
\ > ro\o nonts for Ilia year at fcrilO.WK ) .
Anonoftlnv 1'oUcr , of Ohln , In In Jnll nt
Choycniio for pn slnc counterfeit money.
( loorpj Cook , tlio murderer of ilftmm liltuil ,
WIIH ciimlctccl nnil seiitoncoil t" bo htintfnt
Larnmlo , Mnrcli 2 , 1X8 . '
One linnilroil nml rovontceii c.ir loads [ of
co l were font out from tlio Onrbon minon ono
day liMt week. This l Uio lnrgo < t output
ctor innilo Ultra In nno tiny.
The Wvninliif ? Mont cnimmtiy liiuo nlrenily
hcRim kllllm ? niul f > ltip ] > liiK' liopi , but will not
vointnonui luantjlilcrliijr cnttlu for n couple of
week * . They am , liownver , ftiriiiliii ! ) ( con-
sllcrallo beef for tlio ( irocloy nnil Uoiixcr
market * .
At tbn 1'ock Pprliitfi eoul urines last week ,
nn employe tmraoil 1M. U'llarrn WM htnnding
In fnint of tlio litiBo lly-wliecl , In tlio oiiRttio
honio , tin wheel How to pieces , Htrlklnp
O'Hnrrn nnil killing him InsUntly. HovnH
horribly nmiiflo ; < l , n Inr o piece of tlio Iron
ctrlkliiK him In tlio brcnnt , crushing It In.
The Wyoming , YclliiWHtono J'nrk k Pa
cific rntlion < ! company tiled Incorporation pap -
p < T. , nnnounoinK Its objjct to bo tlio liiillilinK
of n railway nyntom through tlio cnnl , lion mid
petroleum fctflim of Western Wyoming , nnd
llicnco to iho National park and Montana ,
nnd the I nramio and Cheyenne people be-
HOAO thq tnmpnny menu Innlneii.
ThU I * the way "A WnrkliiKinnn" f Wy-
inn I IIR UpaM to pot It ; "When T lived in
Colorado I would li.ivo npiiritcil an offer of a
few doll.iM for my vote. Jloro , when lain
offered ? rit ) for the \oto of my family niynolf ,
wife mid iliti lilciK scorn gives way to a cal
culation that $ . * 0 IH equal to what I earn by
five wenkV labor , It doesn't matter to mo
who hnld ollico , "
Thn animal report of the superintendent of
HcliooU Hlimrri the atrprcffato uilno of the 8."i
nchixil liiMi-td is S8H.5II5.W. The total niton-
iltneo I * Ht."i2 : pupil * . The BOX clainlficattnn
of the pupils IH l)17'i ) males and lli'7 fomnleit.
Of tlmW ) teachorn , 70 arc ladicn nnd lit Ron-
tlomen. 'J'liu average pay of the teachem is
? fiH.M per month. The highest nalarlcs nro
pild in .loluiHon county , whore thu uvor.igo Is
( it.f : > S per monthj while Ulnta county payo
the low out ( filiation tlia average pay thcro bolng
tfl'l.lfi. ' DmitiK the year the mini of W. > , -
JMJI.'f" has been paid to tl'U teacher * .
Daltotrt ,
Tha Abeidcun land ollico Is ni hoil with
Over 318,000 lion boon subscribed nt Huron
for allowing mill.
The receipts of tlio Vnnkton ferryboat for
tlio j'ast Hunson amounted to $7,000.
Tlio IHsiimrck Tribune Hays the roof will bo
mi tlio cnpitol building in lees tlum tlirco
The bended Indebtodncsx of llurleigh unin
tylsS7.,17Tho ! expenses of the county
for the year omlini ; November 1 were ? 2l ! , '
Ononiuht last week fi\o cowboys , nt Dick'
Inson , filled with frontier fire-water , for live
hours kept up a furioim fuxllado. I'ully COO
Hliota were fired. No funerals. The editor of
Tha Dickinson 1'roKS anil thrco othorH were
pomidcd. No arrc t .
Colorado.
ICanchmoii In the Grand \alloy arc plowing
fur their upriiig cro | * .
Denver paper * claim the city is afllictod with
n council but a few dogrccn ulioad of Omaha.
Citinnlaim'H council has cut tlio salaries of
city ollicials , thus Having the city ? 5,000 an
nually.
About SIO.OOO woith of thoroughbred cattle
have of late boon added to Larimer county's
Mr. J. 1) . Hoilmau , who lives in the San
l.uls park , in woith $ . ' (0,000 ( , made in farming
since 1872.
Thn bonds for n state cnpilol building wore
carried by a majority of ' 1,537. The amount
ia S-'tOO.OOO.
Kuadvlllo still holds her own us the homo
for the slugger , the hip-pocket tiond nnd tlio
go.asyou > please fouinlo ,
Snyder k Co. have purclinxod JtO.OOO head
of Texas cattle for Sf.00,000 , and \ \ - \ \ \ turn
tlioni IOOHO on tliolr rango.
Colorado now rnnks among Uio potiolennv
producing states , A shipment of fifty barrels
Iin bfon iiiado from Oanon City. '
The treasury of Denver Is so low that tlio
police frrco will bo reduced nnd a now llconso
tax levied to Have it from bankruptcy.
The Leadvillo Herald Is inclined to believe
that dlstilct will xhow n very modest gain this
year over IKSi. , when tiio product reached
317,000,000.
The. city council uf Denver has granted a
charter to a cable bolt rend , nnd fixes the faro
to bo chartrod nt five cents. They did not
give the streets away.
A pretty waiter girl , in u ( irooloy hotel had
rival suitors to her hand. Having no choice ,
she invltod them to sotUo it at ten paces' One
is now nursing n hole In bis bowels and the
other Is In jail.
The Londvillu [ ins to Hi co employs 11 ! clerks
graded at Slr.OO , 81,200 , ? ! KK ) , and a porter's
wngcsnt SHOO. A portion of those clerks perform -
form the duties of free delivery about the
city , and there nro 800 lock boxes.
Tlio notorious "Itobel ( "
ioorgo , who oscapoil
the clutches of the North PIntto ollicors , has
sued Denver fur 910,000 damages fur fill no liu
iirisonmoiit. Ho worked the ' 'boodle racket'
In North 1'lnlto and swindled n man out ol
$100.
$100.Tha
Tha now Union .I'acllio hospital in tlio
eastern part of Denver , near the old fair
grounds , is imdor roof , ft Is of gray stone ,
nnd I-i nn Imposing structure and n great ad
dition to that part of the city. It Is not quite
ready for occupancy.
Montana ,
Thoio mo 1,11(1 ( pel-tons of uiliool iigulu Dcu
Ijudgo. '
A lingo deposit of what proiniaes to bq n
eiipeilnr uitlclo of lire clay has boon discover
uc r LiIllusion. . -
Deer liodgo county , this year , has HI per
sons , linns nnd corporntlonsvlio pay fron
! * \W \ to . 5,000 taxed , each.
The Northern Pacific intend ImildliiL' a
I lolonn n buck blacksmith Hlioji , 50x1(10 ( fee
In dlmeniionM , this winter , If the \\eallicr per
mite.
Colonel llgiw has taken to the lecture stam
ninco ho left the army , mid Is onllKhtunlng th
nathos on the subject of ' 'Kivo VearM Amen
the "
W. H. Halo , n tolocrnph operator , nh
plnyod tlio role of n postofllce Innpoctor am
scared hnlf the postmiuterH of the toirltorj
has been run down mid jailed.
The TowiiBond llridgo company have filet
articles of incorporation In # 10,000 , to cot
stuict n bridge over tl 10 Missouri river. Tl
stock is divided Into a thousand share * at * 1 (
it share.
MmijniH < lo Moron Days Italian decided to a
copt the offer of thu DIllliiKS Hoard of Trad
nnd will erect slaughter houses there nox
spring uiul bo prepared to slaughter 10,00
hooves during the year.
In the asscKxmont of l.oulsnnd Clurkocoui
tics appear Urt,35l nheopalund at $77iXi'
8,18' ' ImrfiCH valued nt WI51.15' ' , lli'JI ) : stoc
cattle vnluml ut 68(15,240 ( , 1,855 CIIWB vnhu-d i
$54(05. Value of stock nr uliariw In corpora
lions U ± ; ,05 ( > .
The articles of incoiHirntIon | of three hoav
cattle coiijiaiiii ) have boon filed with th
Hccietary ol the territory n followHi Concori
cattlu company , c.ililtnl tflW.OOO ; Koyetoi
cattle company , capital ? 1GO,000 ; Noithwos
ern cattle conipany , capital $ ' .H,000 ) ,
Tie Jiutto Intor-Moiiutalii saya : Thor
bcems to ho some doubt as to the exact nmoiiii
ijalil by the Union Pacifio company to tl
Nortliern I'aclflo to prevail upon tlio latto
not to extend the branch railroad to llutto
Ono mutliunty places the oonnldoriiUou n
.si.WKt.OQJ , nnother ut 81,203,000 and n thlr
at ; i much smaller amount.
'Iho laud hales of t\a \ Northeru 1'acllicA
tLoyuar eiwllnif Not ember 30. UKureiraUj
! 54,41 .01 nc. 1 , for which SL'.HUUyi.lU wa
lucolvod. Tht sale * were dMded M follows
Miimoh..U ilUU-Jct , 17,211. ( > 0 acres ; Dukot
district , ClriKlD,62 ! acres ; Montana distric
fil.-lfil.Ol acres ; Washington district , 2 1
m.W ! acrca ,
The Utah ft Northern < uryum iiroougagci
of real through lSoenm
to roach theMaxey coal mtuo recently pur
chaiod by tia ! Union l' clfio cuiupaiiy. Th
narrow ymitfi' , H h uiulerUimd , > tlll build
Into the National 1'atk , and the main
new 111 IKS built through Horeman into the
hields river and Mui ol hell cmintry-tho
n-at 'lock cectlon of eastern Montana.
California.
There arc 1180 prisoners In San Qnonlln.
The grax hpicr | po < t has dl nppearcd from
orra valley.
The gold yield of the Canslar mincs'for the
wt year is ostlnmtoil nt SW.OOO.
A swcot imtato wltthlng twonty-ono ixwnds
s on exhibition nt Santa Anna ,
An f\ory ttixk , eight feet in length mid
\eholnchcfl through , was unearthed at He-
ccin a few days ngo.
An nnny of RO > ohordcrn have l > con set to
ork slaughtering the ports on the ( Jlemi
ranch. Twenty men < ro almost c-mtlnimlly
( opt going " cr the ranch seating the gec-
away.
The Heal Itock ll hthou o , to bo erected op
ml to Crc'cent ( > lty on St. Uoorge's rccf.clght
niles fioin the shore , will ilso to n height of
> 0 feet nbovo the water level and within largo
ore houio building , fog horn , etc. The cost
111 roach about § 100,000.
Sales on real ogtato the past eighteen
nonths in San Kills Olilspo county , haxo
mounted t i over 91f > 00,000. llcconl sales
miptlso the Kurekn ranch , of 21,030 acred , at
> . " > ,000 : the Snntti Isabel , of 20,100 acres , nt
IC(1K)0 ( ( ) , and the Miter Huero , of over I..OOO
cies , atSKW.OOO.
Thoio is a pilsonor named 1'eacock , In the
ate prlxou , under sentence of IH ye.irs , who
as the x icllin < if n conspiracy planned by two
omen. Ono of the womeiion her death bed ,
mfofxcd that ho wns put out of the way that
is property might bo disposed of.
Idaho.
It is no extraordinary uvent for n C.ilJwell
orclmnt to sell fioni xl,000 to ? l,00 worth
t goods in a day.
The Wnod Illvor country Is agitating the
dillng of that section of Idaho of Its Merion
ion population.
Illk niiddcer are very plentiful in Smoky
JiHtrict , nnd this the old hunters construe into
sign of a mild winter ,
AH n whole , mint ) owners in the Wood Hher
iiintry nppcar to bo well fcatiaficd with thu
fltillw of the last Heauon , and yet the slup-
icntu of ere ha\o not boon nsgicntus in.iny
nticipatcd.
The twenty houses nnd ton saloons at lin
! ltyCOJrl'Alono district , nro a myth. The
lopiilatlon consIsU of a few miners who expect
i ) winter there , mid n patient mule , which i >
ircd nt 815 per day , for nil purpubes of trans
> ortatlon.
Hniloy is all the time improving , nnd has nn
ir of permanence about it scon only in n few
vcntorn towns. ' The largo hotel , n mngnlli
ont thrco-story nnd basement brick structure ,
s noariug completion. It is enclosed , ami
vorkmon are engaged on tlio Inside tinish-
t'tf- '
t'tfW.
W. .1. Cuddy , who loft Omaha n few weeks
go with a newspaper outfit for Caldwcll , has
nfely landed , mid the first number of The
'aldwoll Trlbunn has reached us. With nn
yo single to No. 1 , "Cud" Moats his auto-
raph from the masthead In conspicuous "full
ace. " Ho blows for the town with all the
Igor of Hound lungs , nnd turns out an excel-
ontnewspapcr for "the coming metropolis of
daho. " Tlio town is knocking the props
rotn under Uoigo City. It is backed by tlio
Jrcgon Short Line , and its ollicials nnd n
myp number of Omaha men nro onjojing the
rod Is of the boom.
I'tuli.
President Taylor hns ifMicd his lint against
onnd dances ,
During November the D , it It. C. brought
o Utah from various points In Colorado 180
nrs of oro.
Utah farmers are complaining of the low
ice of grain thin year. There wns n very
ulr demand throughout the territory , but the
onmiul for It is HO small and prices so low ,
hat most of the crop is likely to bo on their
lands nearly nil winter.
On the different stories of the Mormoi
emplo are carved In the grauito wall nrop-
esentation of the earth , moon nnd sun , \\hich
TO symbols of the three degrees of celestial
. .lory ; tlio sun , which was recently caned ,
eprohontinj ; the highest degree.
ltradstroot'8 Mercantile agency reports that
hero live failures inUtah during the inontl
f November , with aggregate liabilities o
' 51,000 , 'And only lluOO actual assets. In
daho two failures were reported during the
nmo tlmo.wlth liabilities of : < : ( ,300 , andactuaf
itssots , $2,000. The nominal ansots reporte
ro much higher , but the amounts given hero
10 nil that creditors will realize.
Now Mexico.
Sixty-fix o Now Mexican prisoncrx are con
neil in tlio Loavenworth jail.
Santa Fo has been enjoying the luxmies of
, good , old-fashioned snow storm.
Kingston is about as lively n plico an there
s in the territory. Her milieu are proving
orltablo bonaiuas.
Tha finding of gold on the site of the l
iregiw court IIOUHO has sot the entire country
tbla70 with oxcitomont.
Alhuipiorquo Is looking forward to a boom
n the spring. The prospective advent of a
low railroad makes.tlio people very hopeful ,
About twelve miles from Nutt , in the
nountalns , there is nn old Mexican tunnel
running In COO foot , nnd not far from n small
ipring. The timbers nro almost rotted away ,
mil the Iron implements lying about are so
niton with rust that they crumble at a touch.
I'lioro Is a largo amount of heavy nnd np-
mrontly rieh sUgin the vicinity , specimens
if which have boon handled , which shows
.hat there was once n smelter there.
JMlKCOllatlCOIIH.
During November 20.800 tons of coal wore
'hipped ' from Seattle , W , T.
The coinage nt the Canton mint during November -
vember , 1HSH , wan an folhms : Double oaglus ,
8120.000 ; stniid-ird dollars , tflOO.OOO. Total ,
J5220.000.
A Novndn paper states that "owing to the
nbsonco of nil the editors , the publisher II.-.H
succeeded In securing the serviced of a gentleman -
man to edit this number. "
The 1'ortland News states that the North
ern Pacific railroad has lUvoluUoui/.od not
only trade In Oiegon , but It ) chant-Ing the re.
latlons of agriculture. Tha importation over
the now line of provisions nnd seeds has
caused the market prims to drop about twenty
per cent , and a similar drop Is expected when
other articles bcclu to bo carried over the
road. In view of UIOKO fncts The News recom
mends the farmers of Oregon to make some
change in their modes.
Wol Do Moyer.
11 Is now undisputed that Wcl Do Meyer's
Cutnrrli Cure Is thu only treatment that
mo to the pulpit , lov. { ( ioo. ! ; . 11 elf , Coble-
vlllo , N. Y. " "Ono box radically cured me ,
llov. C. 11. Taylor , 140 Noble street , Urook-
lyn.1' ( 'A iMjrfoct curoaftorSOyoatssutrorlni ; .
,1. 1) . McDonald , 710 llroadway , N. Y. , ke. .
etc. Thousands of testimonials are received
from nil parts of the world. Delivered , SI,00.
Dr. Wcl Do Meyer' * lllualratcd Truti-
IHC | , " with statements by the cured , mailed
freo. D. 1 . Dewey k Co. , 182 Fulton street ,
N. Y. tuod-thurAsat-in\o- : <
Ouu. [ GnrHold'a
tll'IICO.
Corrospoiitlunco llurlinjjton llaukoyo ,
1-1 : A pioposition was recently inaclo to
Mrs. Ourliulil , for thu purchase of tlm
rcaiilonco hero in which Congressman
OarfioM Hyutl for o many yonra. It ia
desired to convert it into a parsonage for
the uap of tlio pastor of tlio Oarlioltl
Memorial church. Thu oiler haa been
declined und thu lieu o will remain in
the possession of thu widow durinj , ' lier
lifotiuio. At present Hon. William 1'oim
Clarke , of Jowa Oity , resides tJieru and
keeps a homo like "open house" ( o all
Jowani. Ho has adorned it with pic-
turoH , and also inakea an excellent < lis.
plaj of hia clioico library.
Bronuliliil Trnulictt for Coughs
audCohU ; ' I do not ice how ( t Is poKsiblo
for a publhj man to bo hlnuelf in winter \tlth-
out thU admirable alJ. " Her. H , AT , JXftn ,
' , .Vim.
A Ijll'B AVKIjtj INSI'UKI ) .
Mr , Ilninllton Dlnslon I'njIiiK I'rcin-
IIIIIIBOII $ IO ) , ( ) ( > < ) .
Mr. Hamilton Disston , the millionaire
inanufacturcr and president of the
Florida Land and Improvement company ,
is carrying a heavier life insurance than
probably any other man in the United
States. Jlo has $100,000 in force upon
his life in the regular companies , while
ho 13 * good for several thousand addition
al in many mutual concerns. Tlio only man
who is regarded as his rival in this is state
ox-Stato Senator George Iv. Anderson , of
Titimvillo , this state , who is reported to
have about $100 000 upon his life.
In explaining how this was done Mr.
Distort said toallccord man yesterday :
"Onu day A. C , llaynos , an insurance
"gent , said to mo that ho would like to
ave the distinction of being able to say
'iat ho had placed the largest individual
fo insurance of any agent in tlio United
tales , and jirovcd to mo that it would be
, profitable business operation , and so 1
old him to go ahead. "
The bulk of the insurances have been
laced within the last few years and are
cattorcd among thirteen companies of
nciticstiouod responsibility. In order to
iiaintain this enormous insurance Mr.
Disston I > nys to the various companies
fho are carrying him § 20,000 in prem-
nns per annum , _
An agcjilof an insurance company said :
'This insurance of Mr. Disston may look
.o bo enormous , but really it is not. It is
mpossiblo for some men to insure to an
imount that would begin to compensate
, heir estates for their death. Now , Mr.
Disston is worth S'20.000 per year to his
state , and this insurance of S'100,000
.Tould bo but a slight compensation
n comparison to his worth as a
noncy-makor. "
Another , hcailyinsured Philadelphia ! !
lohti ,1,1 $ . .Stetson , the hat manufac-
urur , who has S)00,000 ! ) upon his life.
The reporter was shown a list of nromi
lent people who are insured to the
imoimt of § 50,000 , there being nmo
, hem Cyrus W. Vicld , the capitalist and
ocean cable owner ; Charles A. Dana , cdi
, or of The Now York Sun ; Cornelius
VandcrLiH , 3d ; J. B. Brawnier , the Now
ork carriage builder ; John Gill ; of Bal-
.imoro ; Charles Parrish , the coal operator
of Wilkcsbarro ; P. 11. Olatfolter , the
paper manufacturer of Spring Foigc , and
" . L. Hpllcnback , of Luxorno county
'onnsylvmiin. '
llo\v can you remain a sullerer Irom
ilys ] < epsia ulten worse cases than yours
ro being cuied by Hood's Suisapaiilla.
Try it. > _
An , Incident ol Tlio War.
From the forthcoming book , '
Chequered Life , " by Col. John A. Joyce ,
, ho following extract is taken : An as-
vaulting column of 2,000 vctran soldiers ,
commanded by General McLaws , was BO-
"oeted to dashed against Fort Sanders
early Sunday morning , while the balance
f Longstreet's command were to stand
! n readiness to support any lodgement
the forlorn hope might secure. Bravo
marts beating high with hope stood ready
o charge to the death in the first dawn
if that fatal Sunday morning.
During the night information was
brought to Gen. Burnsido of the contem-
ilated attack. Action was immediately
taken ; additional troops were silently
iont to the support of the fort , and the
breastworks to the right and left of it
ivoro filled with men , who rested on their
inns in anticipation of assault.
Mr. Hoxio , superintendent of the rail
road , in rtisomorgoncy thought of a Yan
kee tricfi" * and suggested to Capt.1 Pee ,
chief engineer , that a lot of loose tele-
raph wire bo utilised to trip up the
charging enemy in their dash on the fort.
The ditch in front of the bastoncd work
; vas eight feet deep and twelve feet wide.
Jutting angles with close embrasures con-
tainined heavy guns loaded with grape
and caiiniater , shot and shell. The wire
ivas trailed zigzag around the
stumps and through the grass that mar
gined the pits in front of the forr. Lieut.
uonjamin commanded the artillery in the
fort , and did splendid work. About 2,00 (
dashed on the earthworks with all the
confidence of victory ; but just as they
loared the deep broad ditch , they began
o stumble , and many were pitched head-
eng into the jaws of death , the doublo-
ihotted guns were touched oil' and a por-
ect pandemonium prevailed in the
bloody , torn ranks of gallant bosoigors ;
ivho climbed over the forms of their dyinjj
comrades up the steep sides of the fort ,
which still belched forth certain death to
ho struggling mass of devoted heroes.
Blood and bone , combined with noble
daring , was not sutlicionc to overcome the
icroic conduct of our soldiers , the nnfor-
scon wire entanglement , and the torribk
cannon and musketry iiro that poured a
bla/.o of death into the very face of the
assaulting column. A short half houi
found the confederate heroes dead ant
dying in the ditch , whichran with humai
blood. Out of the assaulting brigade
1,000 men had been killed , wounded or
captured , while the union loss was only
four killed and cloven wounded , A cole
ncl of a Gcoigia regiment was in com
maud of the forlorn hope , and , strange
to say , he suucocden in climbing thu stcu ]
side of the fort , and 'planting the "Star
and Btirs" in the very tooth of our men
An artillery sergeant lifted his heavy
cutlass to strike down the daring ollicor
but a nioro generous and nmgnunimou
soldier struck aside the blade , and savet
the life of the bravo and reckless ( ! oorg
ian.
_ _ _ _ _
Col. Graham Dukehart , of Baltimore
Mil , , Commander of the G. A. H. , write ,
that ho has received very great benofi
from the use of St , Jacobs Oil , for rheu
mutism.
_
A llomatitli ! ICullroatlor.
CliU.-0 lluruM.
There came to Chicago last week as th
host and entertainer of Duke Gwin , in
special car , a young man whoso career 1m :
been almost as romantic as thu "duko's
is famous. Jerome A. Fillmore is hi
name. Born aul roared on a rock
farm in Pennsylvania , he used to go to
country school in summer with biro fee
ana a straw hat with his hair sticking ou
of the crown. Onu day , when ho vv ;
about 12 year * old , surveyors came to h
father's farm with thuir tripods to aurvo
the Delowaro , Lnckawanna and Wester
railroad. The boy looked on curiousl
aad wondered what it meant. Next yea
the rails came and with them a locomotive
Thu t vvus enough for the boy. Howouh
neglect his chores and steal oil' to watc
the locomotive. Ho refused to stud }
Ho would steal ritlea on the gravel train
and associate with the vrorkmcn. Who
the road was completed .and coal train
were put on ono day Jeromu turned u
missing.
. \cti\o search wan made , nnd in u wee
or BO the fat , sturdy boy was found. H
\vaa a brakeman on a coal train at 825
month us a starter. The station ogcn
near his father's farm had 4 > ut him on thread
road , and the old folka were furioiu
That was about 2f years ago. Thcro is
o need to follow the boy in his course.
: was always upward. Last week he
UNO to Chicago with his family and
) uko ( ! win , in a special car , aa general
iperintcndcnt of the Central and South-
rn Pacific railway system , and every-
hero recognized and admitted as one of
10 finest railway manngcM in the I'niled
totes. His salary is Slo.OOO R ycnr.and
md it would perhaps bo tloublctl before
10 would allowed to lot\o the company's
crvice. Boys , the chances aie not all
( one by any means.
llorhi'oril's A fill 1'linsplmic.
For Overworked Professional Mon.
Dr. Cms. T. MITCIIKUCanandaigim ,
, Y. , pajs : "I think it agreat restorer
F brain force or nt < r\ouo etieryy. "
S1HIGI3ANT MASON.
IIP "Warrior AVrltcs n OlmrtiuicrlHlIc
Iie.ter "lo n Clcvclnntl ( Jonilc-
man ,
Iculiiiil Ltailcr llee. Mill.
Sergeant Maion has written a letter to
Ir. U. C. Wilson , of this city , a literal
opy of which is appended :
LocrsTMirtovn OKVNOK Co Yv
Ir H 0 WilNon
WilNonDear
Dear Sir
Your kind letter
if Nov ! 10 is nt hand in that letter you
ixtcnding to mo wife ifc Baby Boy that
vaa 't year rid Nov 30 Mr K C W. 1 ro-
iioinbor of your cominfj to Albany N. Y
'onitcnttcray to see mo in May 1882. 1
ot a letter from you after you ot homo
iated May 18 1 answered that yet 1 got
10 Reply it may bo that the loiter never
vas sent to you that is ono of the Ways
f treating /'flwiicr let him write yet
us lotlois never see the Siyh of Liberty.
on Basket with good thing 1 got many
hank to you for that thu B.takot I keej
n my cell No 127 , till the day I left Nov
2J ( I was in that Ponitenliary 20 month
110 day 130 month is 2 years the way
hut good time is counted is this way 2
nonths oil'1st aud 2d years 4 month of
Jd it 4th years it 5 months oft' all the rest
10 my time vrno 8 years or 9i ( months
oed time at the auovo rales would lake
J2 month oil' & leave < i4 months or f >
years and 4 month to complete the 8 year
'or making it unplcsanl for the ( t asdssin
Gtllo.
Mr. Wilson I arricdhonio from Albany
it o , P. in Nov 27 , 24murtt is good time
, o make from Albany to Locust Grove Ya
. ' live 22 miles from Old Fredcricksbur ; .
'a it 18 miles from Orange Court House
got a horse in Fredericksburg and road
o Bettys in 2 hours and 45 mi found all
well n good homo a nice Boy it n check
for 81,000 1 get letter by the 100 am
oflered from § 100 to § 250 per \Veok to
ppear as a curiosity no such Business at
.hat for mo if 1 had not ono cent.
Mr , W , if I should coma to Ohio 1 will
call on you the Chicago Co. is the only
) lace that I have accepted , yet and that
s all right in U month time if they cantle
lo without mo. 1 would rather stay in
old Virginia than to be in Cilties. Betty
my wife got from i/our City a check for
8871.85 raised by Mr. Edwin Cowles &
Ur. E. H. Perdun of the Leader new
'apor this money is the $850.77 with
ntcrest to December 1st , 188 : $ , that is a
; oed Christmas gift all money that I can
ount up that my wife got is 8l)9 ! ) ! ! ) that
ilaccs her out of Want. T am thankful
o the /.orrf Cfod & the good Pepplo of
ho United States for getting mo out of
risen if 1 had not 90 cents Liberty is
vhat 1 like my respects to you & all.
John A. Mason 18GU ,
, Charles B. Mason 1845.
Write please it I will say more
Lost Faith in I'liyelclaiiB.
Why is it that so many persons use proprio
, ary medicines , or patent medicines , as they
ire commonly called ? Is it because peojjlo
oao faith in their physicians ? Well , this is
10 doubt , frequently the ca o. There are in
numerable instances , wheio cures have been
effected by Scoviu.'s SAmAi'Aiui.i.A or ULOOD
k L.IVKII Suitii- for nil diseases of the blood ,
when they had been given over by their phy
sicians. It is ono of the bpst remedies ever
offered to the publicand as it is prepared with
, ho greatest care , as a specific for certain dis
eases , it ia no wonder that it should bo more
effectual than hastily written and carelessly
[ iropared prescriptions made by incompetent
jilrysicians. Take SCOVILI.'S BLOOD AND LIVER
jutir for all disorders arising from impure
ilood. It is endorsed by leading professional
men as neil as by eminent physicians anil
tthers. Try it.
THHV WEHE 1NNOCKNT.
Him an old Couple Undressed in a
Cur.
Cincinnati Cnqulrcr.
Very amusing incidents sometimes har
: > cn in sleeping-cars , owing to the ignor-
uico of nntraveled people as to utilizing ,
etc. An occurrence of this kind took
place on the Bee Line a fo\v days since ,
which caused some consternation nmonj
the ladies and considerable amusement tt
the male passengers. A nico-looking ok
couple were seated in ono of the section !
of the Now York sleeper , and , beyonc
being a litllo restless , attracted no spocia
attention until after leaving the Grant !
Central station. Immediately after the
train pulled out the old genlloman slopped
pod a brakeman who happened lo bo go
ing through the train and told him tha
Ihoy wanted lo go to bed. Ho was referred
forred lo Uio colored autocrat who presides
sides over that department and gives at
able imitation of a man blacking boots
Aflor some lilllo lalk Iho old gonllcmai
explained his wants and Iho berth was
made up. Ho then wanted lo know
whore the dressing-room was located , ant
the ladies' dressing-room being pointot
oul , both ho and his wife entered. Al
though this was a rather unusual pro
cocding , nothing vras said about it , ant
as the train leaves about G o'clock in thu
evening and it was a litllo lee early lo go
to nleop , the balance of the passengers
distributed themselves around thu ca
and nolhing more vrr thought of Iho oh
couple until a slim of Iho door and a
snort of laughter from some innoccn
youth attracted Uio attention of till th
occupants of the c.t to a grand Iriumpha
march oxpculod by Iho old people fron
Iho dressing-room lo Ihoir berlh. The
had disrobed in the ladies'dressing-room
and the oM lady had apporonlly nothin
on bill her roba de nuit and and a nii-hl
cap , and the old genlloman brought u
the roar with his clothosand those belong
ing to liis wife in his arms , being almos
completely hid in a mass of female atlii
not generally exposed to public gaze. I
is needless to say that the genuine innocence
conco of the old couple in the whole nml
lor was so apparent thai it protected Ihei
from any rude comment , but after the
had piped down il kept the passengers i :
a smiling mood the balance of the trip.
"Menu sana In corpore sano.1 ' 'A * oim
inlnd m a sound liody'1 | ho trade mark o
Allen's Drain Food , and vv o assure our reader
that , If dissatisfied vn'th either weakness i
llraln or Iwdlly powers , this iimiedy will tier
mancntly strengthen both. SI. At driiir
Sist * .
A company stands ready to give Mus
.catino the electric light , if sulllcien
| patronage can bo guaranteed.
CHARLES SHIVERIGK ,
urnitur
Have just received a large quantity of :
new
AND AM OFFERING
THEM AT VERY LOW PRICES
PASSENCKEE-ELEVATOR
1200 , 1208 ml 1210 ParnamSt
To AH Floors.
. OMAHA. NET ! .
PEBFECTXOH
IN
Heating and Baking
Is only Attained by using
' RTER © Alt
* i ff
Hiii Stoves and Ranges ,
OT WIRE GAU1E OVER OOQRS
Foi 'a by
MILTON KOG-I3RS & SONS
our ATI A-
[ SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WE CALL YOUll ATTENTION TO
&lrc. ter B
It Is the beet and cheapest food lor ttook of any kind. Ono pound Is equal to tlirco pounds of com
lock fed with Ground Oil Cake in the Tall and Winter , Instead of running down , will Increase In weigh
nnd bo in good marketable condition in the spring. Dalrjunn , ns well as others , who use It can toetlly
ts merits. Try It and Jud o for youreohes. * , Trice 825.00 per ton ; no diar e for sacks. Address
oeod-mel- WOODilAN L1KSEKD OIL COMPANY Omaha
DEALERS IN
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A _ Anheuser-Busch
CELEBRATED
and Bottled Beer
This Excellent Beer speaks fee itself. /
ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THK
STATE .OR THE ENTIRE WEST ,
Promptly IShipped.
ALL'OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
F. SCHLIEF ,
Avenue'F. for Omaha and tlio Wo t.
Cor. 9th Street and Capitol Avenue'
"BURLINGTON HOUTE"
( Chicago ) Burlington & Quincy Railroad. )
GOING EAST AND WEST.
I Elupnnt Day Coachci , Parlor Cars , with Roolio
Inu- Chairs ( eats frco ) , Snioklnc Cars , with HoI -
I * olvlni ; Chairs , I'ullmnn Palace Hlecplni ; Cars und
, tlio famous C. 11. & Q , pining Curs run daily to and
from Chicago & Kansas City , Chicago & Council
, Uliiirs , Chicago & DCS JIoir.es. ChlcaRO , St. Jo
seph , Atchltoa K TopcWa. Only through Una bet -
t eon ClilvaRO , Lincoln & Denver Through cars
l 't i MI Inillanapolla & Council IllufTa via Peorli
All counectlons luaile In Union Depots. H IB
knottnaslhoEreatTHUOUQM CAU LINK ,
Flnnst Equipped Railroad In the World for all Classes of Travol. ,
T. J TOTTER , 3d VicB-rrea'tandfleu'lilanaeer PKIUJKV. * ! , I/WB : < Tj i5n.P4.n. Ac't-ChicM"-1
A G1CEAX MEDICAL WORK
ON MANHOOD !
untold tnlNrica icniltlnu' from
Indlscrotloiw or c\
Sffn81 A11'ook'0.rcu ' > fViiiaii , jounj.mlililleBKiMl
alllj oW't ! , cpiitalna . i5 | .rojcriptionj . for all aCute
and chroiilB ( ll-.oase catlionu of which U lm.ilualo ]
Ro found by the /mhor , whose cjpericiice for i
) uanliwicliMiroluM | ) iic\cr lufore MIU tlio I )
Vrrnitn1 M'1'1 ' ' SUU , lltt . ' " ' 'l l l.tailtlfll .
oS iTr i " ' ! ? " ' * " " ' " " B t. Kiumntcwl
* a
i i-t ? ? i . ' " Br > " > en e-iiH < liiiileall lit
erary profc bloiial-tliaa an > other work M'M In
{ hit count ! } | i > ! (2BO , or the moiny will lie iffim'lo I
lilTirMl"8t . < U'f ' < > ! l' lc on y l.to by mall , ! , t'
uinpla B cenU Send now . tSoM
A . I'M "df ' " . " " " " ' " " ' ' > ' the N li l iltdloul
AfcHodatlon , to the
otlli-cr. uf uhlili Ho rcfttb.
Ihu book ulioiild lie rrail hv Ino jounirfor Inatinc-
' 111 for relk' u " ' K
Initructoror derm maii.-Anfoimut.
n iillu3tl'lcj ! ! , ! > < ? 1 , ) llodlcl1 ' " 'tltuto. or Dr. W ,
tfsais rjffSiSiS'/ /
ARCHITECTS
GOING NORTH AND SOUTH , i
Solid Trains of Klesant Day Coaches and Pali-j
man Palace Slecuins Cars nro run dally to and !
from St Louis , via Hannibal , Qulncv , KrokulM
linrllngton , Cedar HapUls nnd Aliert Ix-a to St
Paul and Minneapolis ; 1'arlor Cars with llccllnlo'
Chairs to and fromSt Irtiiis nml Pcorlaandt
and from st Ix > uls ami Ottiunwa. Only or
change of cars between St Louis and V
iloines , Iowa , Lincoln , Nebraska , and Dem
Colorado.
It u universally admit C < 1 to bo the
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter.
AS NO DEALER
IN .1
IM
GROCERY Groceries
STOiMD
AM A win op
CUUMKII SCALES. '
H. C. CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR ,
OMAHA , Ni',11 ,