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LM K DAILY BEE-OMAHA THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 21 , 5
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
WHAl IS IT ?
A strictly vcgoUblo preparation , coin-
posed of a choice mid skillful combina
nr. tion of Nature's best remedies , Thu
discoverer does not claim it a euro for
nil the ills , but boldly warrants it cures
every form of disease arising from a tor
pid liver , impure blood , disordered kidney -
noy , nnd wkero there is a broken down
Condition of the system , requiring a
prompt and permanent tonic , it never
fails to restore the Buffer or. Such is
BU11DOOK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold
by all druggists , who are authorized by
the manufacturers to refund the price to
any purchaser who is not benefited by
their use. Price , $1.00.
POSTER , MILBUUN & CO. ,
Props. , Buffalo , N. Y.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Erlimger , Bnvnria.
Culuibacner , Bnvnrin ,
Pilsner Bohemian.
Kaiser Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Bud weiser St. Louis.
Aiihftusor St. Louis.
Bes ; s _ . v . Milwaukee.
Schlitz-Pilsner Milwaukee.
Krue's Omaha.
Ale. Porter. Domestic and Rhino
Wine. ED. MAURER ,
1214 Fariinm.
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tobor 10,70. Ono
box No. 1 will cnro any case In four days or loss Sa
2 will euro the modt ouatlnoto caao no matter ot how
long gtandtnR.
Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies
No n&usooun doses ol lubobs , copabU , or oil of Ban
dalwood , tn t ara oAln to produce dyspepsia hi
dcstrojlng the coatings of the stomach. Prloo Sl.EO
Sold by nil drugglsta , or mailed en rooelpt of price
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Until offices are repaired from result of fire , oflte
with Dr. Varker , Hoom 6 , Crcighton B.ook , 1ft
and Douglas streets. _
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217 nnd 210 North Mam Si , St. Louis.
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* yr ii paid for Rafts of all
Western Cornice-Works ,
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0 , SPEOHT , PROP.
1111 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb.
MANUFACTURER OF
Galvanizea Iron Cornices
tyDormet Windows , Flnlals. Tin. Iron and 81a
Roofing. Spooht's patent Metafile Skylight , Paten
adJuBtod Ratchet liar and Bracket Bnelvlnp. I am
ho conoral aeent Jor the above line 01 goodi. Ire
nolng , Crostlngs , llaluatrades , Vcrandae , Iron Bui
tnjs , Window blinds , Cellar Ouardm alao ron r *
I forlenrflon& Hill t nt In W HUoit
EUROPE' '
ai % 2lk | Into
COOK'S GRAND EXCURSIONS Iea\o Now Yor
In April , May and June , 1S34. 1'ASSAOE TICKCTH
by all ATDA NTIO STKAM ERS. Special facillttwi fo
scouring 0001) lEttTH3 TOUKIST TICKETS fo
travclm In EUROl'E , by a1 ! routes , at reduced rate
COOK'S EXCURSIONIST , "ith maps and full par
tlculara , by mall 10 cents. Andre's
tTIIOS. COOK & SON , 281 Broadway , W. Y.
BiS&iuKui&tfiyrsuy uafarwuqiiiEBatPB
A victim of curly Imprudence , causing nervous debil
ity , r.ru it ro ( Iccay , etc. , iinvins tried In vain ercrj
knniTD mtnuiy nis discoTired & simple meant of self
sure , which ho will * nd I'lU'.JJ to lib iel low-sufteren.
" . II. RLSVt S. 43 Cliutnun u. New York
I
Qsf OJIHIita W B
When i MV i ura i or nut mean merely to .top tHem ( era
a time and then hive them return again , I niesn a radi
cal rare. I have randa the dlieme of UTS. "
OTPALLINQBICKNJaS ! llf 10BB > tolJy. .
remedy to cure the worst CAM * , llocauio others nava
blled U uo renwn for not now receiving n care , tMMCI
VDM for n trentlia ana Proa Hottlo of my Ittmnlx
MuiMy. airo Eipres * anil Test Omco. It * *
'JIR for a trlul. snit I vflll rtire yu .
Sddriise Dr. U. U. HOOT. Hirei
The use of the term " Hhor
Lino" In connection with tht
SHORTS
corporate name of n roat road ,
: conveys an Idea of tut what
I IKIsT required by the traveling pub'
I I HI L Uo Snort ' 'lno' 4ulck "mi
I I i and the bast of uixouimoda-
nsillViVsil tlons all ot which are furn
ished by the greatest railway in America ,
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates over 4,600 miles of
Northern Illinois , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Iowa
Dakota ; and as U main linen , branched andoonoec
tlons roach all the great business centres of thi
Northwest and Far West , It naturally answers tb.
description of Short Line , and Bent Route between
i Chicago , illlwaukuD , Ht , Taut and Minneapolis.
HfChlcaifuMilwaukee , La Crosoeand WInona.
i Chicago , Mllwauked , Aberdeen and KlloncUU
Chicago , Milwaukee , Eau Claire and BUllwater'
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Beaver Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wnukesha and Ooonomowoa
Clilcaifo , Milwaukee , Madison and Fralrledu Chteo
Chicago , Milwaukee , Owatonna and Falribault.
Chicago , Holuit Janesvl'le ' and Mineral Point.
* Chl&ign , KlL'ln , llockford and Dubuque.
Chicago , Clinton , Rock Island and Cedar Rapl4s.
Chicago , Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago. Slonx City , gloux Falls and Yankton
Cbicairo , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rock Island , Dubuque , St. Paul and Minneapolis
Pavounort , Calmar , St. i'aul and Mlaneapolij.
ruHman Sleepers and the Finuit DlulnCan In
world are run on tlio mainlines of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & 8T. PAUL nAlLWA'V
and every attention u paid to plumpers by courti
ous employe * ot the corojxuiy.
i 1IEUKIIA A. V. H. OARPENTEK ,
Oeiil Manager. Gcnl Paw Azoo
4 CtAIlK , CEO U.
Ouu'l itap
INDIAN LIFE.
he "Loyc Paint" ani Marriage of
the Nez Forces ,
n liicltlont of President HitO.H' Visit
Mtinw | and I'unpooso l'li >
Divss , lUo.
an I'rviclsco Uill.
In their domestic lifo Iho Noz Percoa
ndinns live in tonU made of poles and
ovcrcd with cloth or buffalo robes. The
outs arojoft open at the top , nnd ns the
re is built in the centre the nmoko nat-
rally goes out at the top. At night each
idividual wraps his blanket around him
nd lies down on the bare ground , with-
ut any other covering. Bll their wealth
pnsiata of horses , nnd they take rank so-
ially nnd finnncinlly from the number
nd grade of thoirhorscs. These ponies ,
s they are usually dubbed , nro n cross
lotwecu the Mexican mustang nnd the
Canadian pony , haying the endurance of
no and _ the docile disuosition of the
thor , while in size they resemble both ,
'hero nro still largo bands of them run-
iinvild in some portions of Idaho and
Vashington territories. All those Indl-
MIS are line riders , nnd men , women nnd
hildreii , spend a great portion of
heir time on horseback. 'Iho men
iavo saddles made of wood nnd covered
with buckskin , with a straight narrow
aat of uniform size , nnd two high pom-
nels , ono in front nnd the other behind ,
' 'rom the top of each of those pommels
n suspended n picco of buckskin covered
olidly with beads. Thcso nro ornaments ,
ind are shnpod with iv letter V inverted ,
n travelling the women and children
carry all the household effects. The men
laving supreme ccntcmpt for a hoe han
dle and its uses , are also too dignified to
carry bundles. The women with charao-
eristic meekness , accept nil the luggage ,
and may bo neon sitting sublimely nstrido
of nn innumerable collection of household
_ ood3 nnd miscellaneous possessionsthoir
lirty bandanna handkerchiefs tied close
y over their heads , nnd the extreme
loint , as it is folded throo-cornorod ,
joins flip , flip , flip , as they ride in the
novitablo dog trot The children are nil
mounted , except infants , who are tied
m a bonrd nnd carried by their mothers
ugh above the clatter nnd commotion
of the pots and cans and _ other
: ) haraphornalia , ns . they come
u sudden and unexpected
contact I have soon little children nol
nero than eighteen months old , tied on n
tiorso astride , with sacks of flour or roll
blankets on each side of them , their
little bare heads bobbin ? up and down ii
the hot sun , and their noses invuriabb
needing to bo wiped ! All the lees
horses , and those with small children 01
them , are driven by the women. Severn
yards behind this caravan of women nru
children como the men , without nn ;
bundles , the ornaments of their saddle
dangling in the air. Their faces ar
painted a bright rod , and the chicken
hawk feathers in their hatsand the whip
made of the first joint of a dear's loj :
with several holes bored in it , make up
picture to bo soon frequently in the sum
mer months , as they pass through th
country/ between the different reservn
tions.
INVETE1UTK UEOOAllS.
These Indians nro the most consum
mate beggars I have over seen. Thos
living on reservations go out in sma
companies and work during the suramo
months. The men dig potatoes and sa
wood , and the women wash. Thcso pee
pie are very indifferent workers , nnd on
must possess their souls in patience i :
order to make a bargain with thorn. I ;
hiring a woman to wash I heard the fo'
lowing pitiful story nnd give it ns a sam
pie of many others : Ono morning , justa
sunrise , _ I was preparing to light a fire
and having occasion to go to the wood
sued , I opened the kitchen door i
found an Indian woman standing outside
As early rising is habitual with thorn , .
was not surprised at seeing her
She looked at mo and grinned ( a
Indian never smiles ) , and said : "Ca
I wash for you ? " I replied in th
adlrmativo. While I was showing ho
the clothes she said : "I haven't any
thini : to oat ; my husband is dead ; m
children , are flick ; suppose you give m
something. " By this time I had carefull
laid out the wash and nsk her how muo
she would charge to wash them for mo
"Sitcum dolla" ( half dollar ) , said she.
told her I would give her 25 cents , know
ing how it would bo before the wnshin
was done. She said : "No , " indignantly
and turned the clothes all over and eai
she didn't want to wash. I told her t
go , and wont into thn houco and bogn
preparing breakfast. In a few moment
she opened llio door , nnd , bouing th
boiler on the etovo lillud it with water
A TltUJ , OF I'ATIHJiOE.
When this wns done hhe wont nn
loaned against the door-cising with he
back toward mo , Baying nothing , bu
giving nu occasional sniff that mean
volumes. After she had breakfasted sh
took the clothes nnd began washing
The work progromcd until the ulothu
were nil wet , when eho came In my roon
nnd said she would not finish the wnshiu
unless I would give her ono of my drcssci
I offered her ono , but she discovered tha
one of the Benraa was rippud , and throw
it upon the floor and naid she would no
have it. Then she told her pitiful story
again. I finally succeeded in porsuadin
her to take the dress , nnd the wnshin
was resumed. By 10 o'clock she ap
pcarod again , and said she was hungry
While I was giving nor some food she repeated
poatod the story. At 2 o'clock the wash
ing was finished , and when I came to paj
her uho had the handkerchief eh
were on her head filled with apples , am
the iikirt of the dress I had given ho
nearly filled with potatoes she lind fouin
in the washroom. She asked mo to giv
her "those , " showing some decaying one
at the toj ) , and saying they were nl
"poor. " I gave them to her and thoi
she wanted some Hour. This 1 refusoi
her , nnd i ( i I wont into the house , th
last words I heard were , "Nica wak
muckamuckj" ( "I haven't anything t
eat. " ) Although the Nez Forces ar
great beggars , they seldom , if over , stea
anything. I have seen them lift up
sack of flour being weighed out to them
to make it weigh light , nncl nftor it wn
weighed press it down nt the top , nn
ask for more ; but do not think they nr
generally dishonest.
IlKEHS.
The first tnterchanRo bot-.voon stranp
nations , or between the different races i
almost invariably articles of wearin
npparul , generally ornaments to begi
with , but us the two peoples become mor
familiar with each other , there follows
nioro general exchange1 commodities
This 13 true of civilized as well as barbar
ous people , The first step taken b
aboni-iiies toward civilization is castin
off nil or n part of their peculiar dro
nnd substituting it with modern dress
As n rule the greater the change in dress
the nearer the tastes nnd habits approac
the civilised ; bunco the dress it ujuall
n Index to individual development. The
ndinns of this coast have nearly nil dig-
udcd thois peculiar dress , nnd wi-nr old
id now styled civilized dros * in n do-
dodly Indian fn > hion. Among the
oz PercM is seldom scon nn cntiro
ndian costume. Sometimes , how-
ver , ono is forcibly reminded of the
mrody :
I * ) , the poor Indian , who'o untutored mhul
Venn nil liU clothes In front nnd none bo-
Wnd. "
By seeing a bravo with the traditional
tripoi of blanket carefully wrapped
rom the tup of the moccasin at the ankle
o tlio waist , cnch limb with a dittorcnt
olor. After these stripes nro taken
rom the ends of the blnnkot , the reminder -
minder is folded ncross the contro , nnd
ith n piece of hair rope is tied around
lie waist. Ono-hnlf is brought up over
lie shoulder , and the remainder allowed
ohang in closely gnthored folds in the
aok. In front n bright colored shawl
oos duty as n sort of npron , nnd is nlso
impended from the wnist. The shirt worn
s usually made from n piece of blanket.
? ho hair is worn long , except the foro-
ock , which ia parted off on each aide and
ut rnthor short. Over each oar nro
lireo braids , with feathers or other orn. -
louts. The back hair is braided in ono
eng strand , nnd , usually has a fox or
oyoto tail tied to the end of it. The
ace , nock nnd parts in the hair are paint-
d n bright rod. In the oars are worn
luge earrings , while around the nock mid
wnsta nro strands of wampum bonds in
iiany colors. The women wear onia-
nonta the same ns the men. and also have
uoccasins. The otrips of bknkota worn
lythcm extend only to thokneesandsorvo
s hose. The dross is made short and
vith long nock. The material is generally
nd calico and is trimmed with strips of
iluo or yellow , sometimes both. There
ro only two scams in the dress , and
hose nro under the arms. A picco of
alice is wound nround the wnist for n
olt. The sloovoa extend to the elbows
nnd nro simply straight strips of cloth
owed int9 the arm hole nnd loft open on
op of the nrm. The women have their
urms tattooed in various designs , nnd in
.ddition . to the beads wear several narrow
> raos bracelets of different sizes. The
tair is parted from the forehead to the
nape of the neck nnd braided in two
trauds. A bright-colored bandana hand-
corchief , folded three-cornered nnd put
over the head nnd tied under the chin
completes the costume.
"LOVK TAINT" AND MAIUUAOI ; .
When n young bravo has made up hi-
mind to take a wife ho puts on his "lovos
aint" nnd seeks the father of the object
> f his affections for the purpose of buy-
ng the girl for a wifo. The price paid
[ or a clutchiman ( woman ) is an Ameri
can horse or § 100 in coin. As a com
promise for cither of the above com
modities , throe Indian ponies are often
substituted. The girl is not consulted in
the matter , and , as n rule , has no idea
for whom this love-paint is donned
"Love-paint" is made by burning i
species of clay , nnd is of n brownish rcc
color. A streak of this paint is won
across the forehead , n Inrgo round ape
under each eye and another street acroa ;
the chin. This paint is worn by th <
bravo intending to buy a wife , nnd ns it i
the first indication of tender feelings on
his part , naturally creates quite a sensa
tion among the women. After the trad
is concluded , the young Indian buaie
himself in preparing an illiheo ( tent ) fo
himself nnd wife. At night the girl i
told by her father that she is sold , and
to whom. There nro no demonstration
of ou either side ; the girl tjuiotly trilli
up her few trinkets , moccasins , etc. , am
goes alone to the brave's tent. Whil
she stands at the door , the Indian fold
a blanket and lays it down on the floor
There is not a word opokon by eitho
party , and as she enters the tent and sit
down on the blanket she becomes hi
wife , according to their customs.
MIEHIDKNT UAYfi'S 11ECE1TIOX.
One of the features of the rccoptioi
given to President Hayes and partywhen
they visited Walla Walla in 1880 , was
procession of Indians from the Umatillr
reservation. As soon as they hoard from
the agent that the great chief was comin
they made great preparations to go am
sea him. All the Indian mon in Um
section joined in the proocwion. The
military at Walla Walla wna notified of
tho'r ' intention , and a party of tialdiers
was sent out to moot them. When llloy
found the Indians they were marching
two by two , the columns being headed by
their war chief Ho carried n banner and
flag combined , which was an undressed
cowhide , with hieroglyphics on the raw
side , painted in their favorite red. The
polo was unusually long , from the ton of
which hung the cow's tail. Its Indian
bearer were an immense Hornbrero , pro
fusely decorated with hawk feathers , bnt
was otherwise entirely nude. The poor
soldier * were in n dilemma , but finally
succeeded in persuading the Indiiin to
put on h a clothen. A foiv hours 1 iter hu
wns presented to the prciidimt in koloum
dignity , painted and druauud in the high-
cu Indian style.
FilONAE. W.UT.
Disowned HerKatliiM- .
Erie , N. Y. , Specinl : .A. sensational
scene took place in tlio criminal court ,
just before adjournment , hist uvuning.
Mrs. Ora Aknm , a nnatly dressed and
demure little lady in her ICth yonr , ap.
poarod before Judge Galbraith nnd prayed -
ed to bo protected from the protection of
her father , Robert Akam , nn opulent
fanner , who had never seen her face
until last Saturday. She naked the court
to apnoint Mr , Frank Hulbort the guar
dian of her person and estate. The
prayer was nbout to be granted
when a gentleman from Oorry arose
and excitedly protested against such
guardianship. Ilo said that the person
selected by the young lady was her step
father , a young man whom her thrice
married mid twice divorced mother had
wedded and loft a widower ; that the people
plo of Corry were indignant at the younj ;
man requiring the girl to live in the house
alone with him , and at her refusal to ac
cept the home with her own father. In
support of the prayer for n guardian the
court was informed that the girl was born
when her mother was no longer her
father's wife , she having boon divorced in
the Erie court. Sh had married , re
married , boon divorced again , nnd after
uniting herself to young Hurlbort , she
died. In all the sixteen years of Miss
Akam's life , her father never soon her
face , although ho lived in the adjoining
township. Hearing of the talk about
Hurlbert and his daughter , ho decided to
go to Corry and claim her. The young
lady mot him and repudiated his claims ,
stating that ho was a perfect stranger.
Ho begged her to believe that lie washer
own father , but ahe colly informed him
that if such wns actually the fact , it would
only increase her desire to bo rid of him ,
as o parent whs , living a few miles away ,
would allow sixteen years to pass without
seeking to look upon the face of his chih\ \
forfeited all right to love nnd obedience ,
Judge Galbiuith refused to allow the pe
tition. _ _
Hrown'H ISronuiiiul M'rooties will ro
Have Bronchitis , Astlmn , Catiurb , CouHurup-
tlve nnd Thrnnt DUiuxei. They are alaiyt
i fi ( tcith yyxJl Htccai.
THE STELLAH HEAVENS ,
lu > FuRlttona nl' the Viral Mnunltmlc
Stars mid the Plunctn at tlio
I'rOiontTlinc.
To any one interested in the stellar
orld ho present appearance of the
icivvons , during the availing hours , is
> oautiful beyond description ,
It is not often in a lifetime that so
lany planets nnd stars of the first inng-
itudo can bo soon at the same moment ,
ml in such close proximity to each
thor. About 8 o'clock in the evening
Venus is novoral degrees above the west-
rn horizon , align from C.xstor to Pol-
us in the constellation , the Twin * ,
nd eight or ten degrees further , a lit-
o to the east of the zjnith is Jupiter ,
10 largest of the planets , and , next to
'onus , the brightest object in the even-
tig sky. About ten degrees northeast
rom Jupiter in the constellation C.xncor ,
s the planet Mars , with its red light ,
shininc ; with a brilliancy equal to any of
lie First magnitude stars. Saturn is near
lie Pleiades , about half way between that
> cautiful nnd interesting cluster , and the
llyados , in'which the famous star Aide-
jornn shines rcsplondant. Orion , the
Brightest and grandest of the constolla-
ions , appears a little to the south nnd
nst of the zenith. Dotol ucmo , in the
boulder of Orion , Procyon is Canis Miler -
lor , and Sirius in Canis Major , stars of
ho first magnitude , form a magnificent
rianglo between Orion and Cancer , nnd
ligolund _ Capolln , nlso stars of the first
nagnitudo , ndd their glories to the grand
lisplny. Polaris and ita ancient rival ,
Thuban , which , four thousand years ago ,
> ccupiod the position of the polo star , arc
mghtly visible as lessor lights , but no
ess renowned.
IlotBlVml'H Aolil
As a Brain Food ,
Du. S. F. NBVSCOMKR , OroonfioUl , O. , nrty :
'In uftsoi of Ronornl debility nnd torpor of the
ulml nnd body , It Jooa exceedingly well. "
1'resuloiit Arthur'M Position.
Wauhtnuton Special to the St. Louis Olob Demo
crat ,
Up to this time President Arthur has
remained silent regarding his own candi
dacy for the nest nomination. Ho has
jocn proDaed occasionally by his friends
ind his supporters to ivo them some
sign of his wishcn , and to suggest snmo
; ) lan upon vrhicli tlioy might inaugurate
a boom for him with some show of autho
rity nnd approval. The president has
refused to consider the matter , adroitly
turning aside with the remark that "if
the people wanted him they would
know where ho was to bo found. "
Ho would invariably nay that the
men will sot out to seek the presidency
almost invariably fail. To-day , however ,
ho wont further , and explained to those
who were pushing him to a declaration ,
that ho was very well satisfied the way
matters were shaping themselves , and
gave his reasons for refusing to allow his
name to bo actively brought forward at
this time , or indeed at any time before
the convention , In the first pla.cc there
are throe prominent candidates Logan ,
Sherman and Elaine and each hud a
very strong following. They would co
into the convention with their full
strength , and each had enough to prevent
either from succeeding. There would bo
a dead-lock between them. Now , the
president feels assured that ho is the
second choice of the majority of these
followers. If ho should do as ho is urged ,
and enter actively into the contest as a
Presidential candidate , ho would simply
attract some of each man's strength and
merely divide their chances into four in
stead of three Consequently , Mr. Arthur
prefers to hold what lie has , and occupy
the undisputed ground of second choice ,
This would make such nomination a
reasonable certainty , should such a con
test arise as was precipitated in the last
convention.
Secondly , President Arthur desires an
indorsement of his administration by the
convention ; and this ondorsoinont is very
dear to him , Ho regards it next to a ro-
nominaUon. fo secure this , ho thinks it
unadvisable to antagonize the Logan ,
Blaine nnd Sherman people by entering
the lists against them , If ono of them
should got the presidential plum hn would
at least receive the cordial approbation of
the convention , nnd his course would
command the respect of the country ,
The president is thcraforo in the tiold in
n negative WHV.
The president hao boon assured by hid
Now York frior. I that that ntnto , while
it could not be'counted as solid for his
nomin itipn would present n fair front for
him. Ilia political opponents in Now
York conceod that Arthur could carry
th-j 6ato ( if
nominated All that is ncc-
< "iiary to secure the nomination for him
is to ku > | > the hands of the oflico-holdera
ou" , and to ( jo in ; i ith n , fair support from
New York , awl a reasonable nsuranco
dt ho ciin c rry it if ho secures the
nomination ,
AVel Do Jloyor.
It ! < now undisputed tlmtAVcl Io Woy-
fir'H Gniiiii'li Care U the only treatment
thiit will ubaolutnly euro Catarrh fresh or
chronic. "Very elfiiucioua , Suml , Gould ,
Wcojilng Water , Neb. " Ono box cured mo ,
Mrs , Mury Kenyan , Jilnmnrk , Dakota. " "It
restored mo to the pulpit , Kov , Goo. K. Koln.
Coblovillo N. Y. " "Ono box radically cured
m , Ilov. O. II. Taylor , J-JO Noble street ,
Urooklyn. " "A perfect euro after HO yonra
uulTorli-g J. D. McDonald , 710 llroadway , N.
Y , , &C.&C. Tliousiuulu of testimonials nru
received ( rom all tmrts of the world. Deliv
ered , 81.00. Dr. Wei Do Meyer's Illumra-
ted i'reiulsc , " wisIiHtatomoiitfl by the cmcd
innilod froo. D. II. Dewey & Co , , 182 Fulton
utroot , N , Y , tuoB-thiint ut-iiiite-3m
How anil "VVliut.
Currcupondouco Colorado 1'nrincr.
The manner in which we often sou
trooB hacked and cut , with long stubs lo/t
at the bsso of the branches cut oil' , and
strips of bark pooled down from the
place where they were removed , indi
cates a lack of intelligence or cure , or
both , on the part of the operator. The
man who han the care of ah orchard from
the start can give no valid excuse for
having badly shaped trees , go far as
pruning can control them. A
fruiter should bo able , as
he stands by his young tree ,
to look into his future and mentally BOO
that tree when grown to largo size , and
to judge of the effect that every branch
ho leaves on it will have on the shape
and balance of the head. Every limb
not needed to complete the symmetry
and balance of the hood should bo rubbed
off with the hand as soon as it appears.
A forked tree should not bo Buffered to
livo. It is an ituuflbrablo nuisance if
ono branch cannot bo cut off and the
other used for the stem of the tree , then
lot both bo removed nnd a vigorous
sprout bo selected from thoio that start
and trained for a trunk forming a head
at the proper height.
But trees are often required to bo )
pruned after having reached a co idow-
bio size. _ tn that case two or throe
i pncrnl principles should bo kept in
viow. One is that n perfect balance
should always bo maintained in number ,
weight and extent of the branches over
the base of the trunk of the tree. An
other is that the center of the head
should always bo kept open and free to
access of both nir and sunlight. Fruit
that grows entirely in the shade
is neither so highly colored norse
so finely flavored as that which
liar had the benefit of tli.i sun
light. In pruning n largo tree the operator
rater should begin nt the center nnd
prune outward. All branches not needed
to makn n well-balanced ho-ul , with
branches evenly distributed , must o.
The branches loft should bo so far npart
that oven when grown largo they may
not interfere by rubbing oi chalUig. The
style of growth of n tree is to be taken
into account in pruning , no that the
shape of the tree may bo properly regu
lated and controlled. If the tree
is a spreading grower , the lower
and outside branches should bo
cut in preference to the upper or inside
branches ; but if it lie n very upright
grower , then the reverse course is to be
followed. Wherever gaps or vacancies
occur , the surrounding branches may bo
cut back to buds or branches pointing in
the direction of such vacancy. By giv
ing attention to these principles , it is
not difficult to so control the form of the
tree ns to have n well-balanced , shapely
tree that will carry heavy crops without
the danger of splitting to pieces or tunv
bling out by the roots , ns is too frequent
ly the case with ill-shaped nnd badly'
balanced trow.
Noliranka Monnonltcn.
Chicago Horftld.
"Can farmers out in Nebraska make
any money } " I inquired of n returning
visitor to the west. "Well , some of thorn
can , " ho replied. "Now , there's the
Monnonitcn you know they are from
the eouthorn part of Russia. They come
over here in droves to escape military
service in the Uussian tinny , which is
contrary to their religion. They fill up
a good sharu of two or three
counties , and though they had
to buy their farms instead of
homesteading 'em , they are getting rich.
They nru hard workers , and good farm
ers ; and when it comes to economy they
are right there early and late. What
can't bo sold ou * their farms they food to
the pigs , nnd what the pigs won't eat
they cat themselves. I know n family ol
father , mother , five children and one
grown relative , eight of 'em in all , and
their grocery bill doesn't nvorago DO cents
a week. And why should it ? They don'
use sugar , nor tea , nor baking powder
nor anything of that kind. They make
their own butter , and use browned barlo }
for colfeo. They go to bed nightly sooi
nftor sun-down to save oil , and never bu ]
any coal , but make the children carr ;
in corn-stalks nnd ouch things to burn
Everything they buy harness , tools
lumber , etc , is bought at wholesale ii
Chicago and then parceled out around n
cost. Most of the time they ship the !
grain to Chicago themselves. Oh , the >
know how to look out for the pennies
Why , with my own eyes I saw the thre
of 'em go into n saloon in n little towi
called Sutton ; ono called for whiskey
nnd laid down 10 cents. lie filled tin
glass to the top nnd drank nbout n thin
of it himself. Then another Ilussini
stopped up nnd got away with half of th
romaindornnd the third ono finished it
What occurred next ? Well , the saloon
keeper just kicked 'urn out the fron
door. "
toFiul Out " \Vlmt. K\crj botlj
Kno\\H.
Now York KvenlnK Post ,
The inquiry is really , nftor all , only nn
attempt to ascertain whether they really
murder n man in Mississippi because they
did not like his politics. We fool bound
to say tlm } it is ridiculous to send down n
committee of congress to find this out It
is notorius tllnt murder is very common
in'Mississlppland that they murder there
without regard to race , color or creed ,
and murder for all sorts of reasons , from
u dispute nlout n glass of milk up to a
dispute nbout the immortality of the soul ;
and murder in all sorts of places , fiuldfl ,
dwelling-houses , taverns , churches , nnd
schools ; nnd with nil sorts of weapons ,
shotguns , rifles , pistols , knivof , hoes ,
spades , pickaxes , nnd pokers.
Who traiit glossy , luxuriant ;
nnd vmvy tresses of abnndimt ,
beautiful Hair must user
ICON'S KATUAIItON. Tuitf
decant , cheap articlealyrayg
makes tlio Jlo'r crow freely
and last , Iccep.s it from falling ,
out , nrrcsls and euros gray- ;
pcfls , removes dandruff and-
i'tiling ' , makes the Ilnir
fiiJong , giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
nv/y desired position. Beau-
tjfiil , healthy Hair is tlio sure
result of using Kutualroit
H , K , BTJBKET ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBAUER ,
111 North 19th Street , Ouuh * ,
DREXEL & MAUL ,
anOOE830Ilfl TO JOHN 0. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS ,
at the old stand 1417 Fsrnam stre < L Ord by UI.
rirrauh solloltnn ' | ) ro iptly attide < l fo.
R. RISDON ,
t
REPRESENTS )
phcsrdx ABSuraooo Ca , ol touifon , Oath
* . , . . . . , . , ,
teHcsttr.N Y. , Capital. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,000,000.0
* * > kferchants , of Newt k , N 3 , Capitol lnB,000.00
dlrard Fits. Pl-Uadelphta , Capital , . . . 1.2CO X .Oo
iFlreiaon't Fund. Capita ! . . . . . . , . , . . , l.t29J16.0C
I OFFfCaH'ui 1R nuu.ii. .NiUona Raik Uullil l
T 1-fliur.e.So SU
-'M U >
ARK'M
TRAOB K ARK n IIRIIAT MW- JB MARK
n lUvuni , An
nnfalllng cure for
HeinlnM Weak-
nc , SpormntoTr-
\\trM \ , linpotoncy ,
and all IHnavn )
th\t follow an ft
dontn AFTER TAKINC.
n tlio n.vk , Dlmncm of VMIon , Promiturn Old AK
nd .tuny otlicrillsovH.1 that lead to I nun It y or Con-
unptlon and n Pnnutur Ori\\f.
UnwARn of fulrertUcmcnts to relnnd money , when
iffKUt f rom tt horn the meillctnv l bought tin not
und , lint refer ) on to Uio manufacturer ) , and the
cqulrcmrnts ara Mich that they are tflitom , ( f ever.
implied n Ith. HcothclrurlttcnRiiamntM , A trial
! oiio ittnglo paekago of ( I ray's HpootQc will eon > inca
te most kcptlrnl of IU ) teal merit * .
On aooount of conntciroltcn , no ha < o adopted the
clliiw Wrapper ; the only genuine.
( VFull iMtrtlouhra In OUT pamphlet , which wnlo-
ro to fciui free by mall to every one. fjTThB Bpo-
iflo Mcillolno It nold by all driigglit * at 81 perpack-
KC. or nix | cV Tc < tor ) , or nlll bo Kent trro by
tall on the receipt of the money , by aildrciwlng
THK GRAY MKDIC1NKCO. , lluHnlo , N. Y.
Mil In Omaha by 0. F. Goodman. jy 10tufa
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter.
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
IN A
IN
GROCERY Groceries
STOKE CAX AFroill )
TO n n
AS A rAUl OV
COUNTKR SCALES.1' Wltliout It.
.C.CLARK. SOLE PROPRIETOR.
Analynl-1 by Dr. A. Voclckcr. V. II. R , Con-
RUltliiR C'licinlst , lioyol Agrtcuiturnl Hoclotj- ,
KiiL'lanil , Btinna only a tntco ot lUtrntca in
llliickwcll'H Hull llurlmm Tobacco. The BOH
ot tlin ( lolilun Doltot Nortli Cnrollnn , In which
thin tobacco la grown , tion'tBiipnlynltrntcHto
thoU'nr. That is tlio Bccrct of iw Uollcloua
mlldncta. NotUlnK no pure anil luxurious tor
Hinokliiir. Don't forget Uiounxnd. Nonogcn-
ulnu without the tradoiuarl ; ot tuo llulL All
Ucalcra luiro It.
It.Wicn
Wicn fcllno concerts
drtvoaway nlwp.your
Iwat Holaco U found In
] llar > uctrilull r > ur ,
Auin Smoking
James Medical Instituta
Chartered by tlicStateof Illi
nois for thecxpresa purpose
OfclVlnElmmedlato rellelln
all chronicimrmrynnd prl-
veM dttcaees. Oonorrhcea ,
( J. < ft ndSyphills In all their
CQKiR.'ICAtcd forms , nlso oil
distance of tha Skin and
Blood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme-
diestestedln t FurluVcnrt
HliertaU'rarHce. Seminal
Weakness , NiRht Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
the Fnce.Lost ManhoodfiosfMec/i/rum/
lsnorxcHmr > i < l > i < 7. The appropriate remedy
13 at once used In each case. Consultations , per
sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines aent by Mall and ExpresH , Mo marks on
package to Indicate contcntu or sender. Address
On.JAIVlESHo.204WashlnotonGl.ClilcaflOljl.
IN HOT WATER ,
toe
toN
o Sick Headache re N H
c a < * Cured ! > 3
>
aH o $
H * O IN ' ' '
THK HIIORI'F-sl'
- l'OSSIWE H |
44
TIMK RV Tllia AailUEABLK , 44O
y
POTENT , WUr.L.lRliiRK3I : KDV
TAICI2S' . A TKR.
IMPROVED
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
r
} warranted to wear longer , ill
jtne forrn ne U r , and ulro
MOTIIHOIIln. JONhl-JI ACC. .
kunutacluririi , 81U < S ill J Uttuuuli > iriit.rciilcairo ,
LKOMANN.
OMAHA
Stove Repair Works ,
109 South 14th St.
tfako ipeclalty of furnishing outings and repalr-
inic > tuvi > uf all noMrlptlon , wood stoves , changed tel
l > urn ooal , ratcf , tiroliaok , dampers , &n oonsUntl ; !
on hand. Try one o our steve V"ii rtve ) | and
lotnuii drvnr. m
DRJORNE'S ELECTRIC BELT
Wl 11 cu ro Nervouu m'i K ,
ruiiibatfn.UhfuiiiialMii.rur
it ) > tif. lll llKlA | iScliitlift ,
KlUntr , Uiiliut miJ Lhtr
" " * * *
1UA tllvHri
, ComI *
iiatlou. n < ilu.'Catsrrli ,
J'llix , Fi"ifrMiy | , Iiniwlincy ,
UuinliAituv. l'rulawu | < UU-rl , ija only nclciitmo We o.
irliilkltln .Mnurlui Hint wmlilhuKUrlrklty und iiinir-
lu lUni tin uiiuli Iliv body. And cut ) be rwlmrifi'il lu an m
rtwit by tilt * imtlrnt.
CSI.OOO Would Not Buy It. _ _ _
DR. HOUSK I wai a Ictod with rheumatUrn an
cured by tiling a belt. To anyone allllcfed * lth
that disease , I would y , buy Homo's Eluctrlo Belt
Any one can confer with ino by writing or calllcK
at my store , 1 liU Douglas street , Omaha Neb.
WILLIAM LYONS.
MAIN OFWCK-Oi'i'Culte ' postolllco , room 4 Fren
lui Mock ,
fir for rale at C. Y. Goodman' * Drug store , 1110
Farnam Ht. . Omalia.
Crden 11111 U O 0.
DUFREIIE ( MEhHELIOHH ,
W
tj(9-RKSIOVF.D'10 OMAHA NATIONAL
THE MEROHAKTS
O3 ?
Authorized Capital , - $1,000,000
Pniil-up Capital , - - 100,000.
Siu-plua Fund , - - - 70,000.
HANK1KO OFFICK I
If. W. Cor , Farnam ana 13th St.
OFFICFRS :
FRAVH Jtnnrur , rronMcnt. I SAM LB. Rofltna , V-Pres.
Uiw. 0. WOOD , Cashier. | tornm Diana , A. Cash
DIRECTORS :
Frank Murphy. Samuel K. Roger * , Bon. B.Wood ,
viulcsC. Iloutel , Alt. J ) . Jones , Luther Drnko.
Transact A General Bunking Business. All who
lava any UMiklnR Imnlncn t trantoct &m Invited to
.11. Nomattfr nowlarira or mnall the transaction ,
will rocclro our careful attention , and we promise
.ways courteoiu treatment.
V.iw particular attention to biislnow for parties
rsldlna outside the cltjr. Kxohangd oil all the prln >
inl cltloi of the United BtAton at very lowest rate * .
Accounts of Uiuika anil Bankers rscclvcd on favor-
ilo terms.
IMUM Cortlfleato of Deposit bearing 6 per cent
itcrest.
lujntinit Belli Foreign Kxehange , Ctmnty , City
d Government MeurltliM.
Dr. . Amelia Burroughs , .
OFKIOK AND KK3IDKNC1 : ,
1617 St. - Omaha
Dodge . , ,
Tr.t.KI'HONE No Hi.
Ofllcn Hour * Vmup to IQn. m. nndS to B | i. m.
BE. ANNA BENSON ,
! il
AND CHILDREN.
Oinco 218 North 10th Street. llosUonce South 17
itid Centre Btroota t ? .
DR , M. EMILY PAGELSEN ,
Dfflcr > No , 210 N , Sixteenth Street ,
nOURS , 9 TO 12 A. M.
llcsltlcnco Cor. Contro nmllTtliSta. ,
OMAHA. NEB.
John D. Peabody , M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SUKGEON.
OFFIOK 1100US , 3 and B l&OI KAENA1L
) l tlonn | 714 Dntiflwt Btrtok
P. SCHEUEBMANNM
U&2UTJUI
Homeopathic Physician.
SPECIALIST OF
WOITUN , CHILDREN & CHRONIC DISEASES.
Houra-At Residence , No. 14438. 10th Street , till
10 ft. m. , nnd after a p. in. Hours At ottlce , No. 103
and 105 8. 1 6th St. Hoom 7 , from 10 n. ra. , to 3p.m.
N.li. The Tape worm will bo rumovcU , without
ilftunr. In tJmn of from S to 3 hour *
JAS. BECKETT , M. D.
Physician & Surgeon ,
( LATE OF NEW YORK CITY. )
Residence 1404 North ISth Btreot ,
Cor. of Clark.
Ofllco Hours 8 to 10 ft. m. , 1 to 3 p. m. and S to 7
p. m. _
Pioneer Drug Store !
H. K. COR. MTU AND JONU3 SIS.
DR. F. S LEWIS '
. . , - Prop'r ,
AQENT FOR
Ohio Oil Co.'s West Virginia , Cylinder
otlinr Oil * , cnrmtantly nn Imnd.
E , A. KELLEY , M , D.
C. A. WILSON M. D.
. . , . . ,
Physii and Surgeons L
OFFICES-BOYD'S OPF.RA HOUSE.
IE ) , S , I , MATTICE ,
InduaU of McOlU University , Itout cal , and
[ loyal Oolloge of rhjuldann , London , Eng. Late
London and Edinburgh general hoipltala , of London
Throat Hospital and UubUn Hospital tor * omen.
Office oppcwlto P. O. 16th street. Residence 2324
3t llarv'B avenue. Hours 0 to 11 a. ui. , x to 3 and
to 8 Ik m. OftlrT il iihonoMA _
UNITED STATES
OMAHA ,
Capital , - 55100,000.00
O. W. HAMILTON , Pros't.
S. S. CALDWELL , V. Proo't.
M. T. QARLOW. Cash lor ,
DIRECTORS :
S. S. OALDWilt/ B. P.
0. vr. HAMILTON , At T.
0. WILL
Accounts solloltod and kept sub
loot to sight chock.
Oortlfloatoa of Deposit Isouod pay
able In 3,0 and 12 months , honrlng-
Interest , or on demand without In-
toroot.
Advancoa made to oustomorson
approved socuritlos at mnrKot rate
of intorost.
The Interests of Oustomoro are
closely guarded and every facility
compatible with principles of
sound banking freely extended.
Draw sight drafts on Englandre- !
land , Scotland , and all parts of Eu
rope.
Sail European Passa " Tlcketu
C. > ln.iions : Promptly Maae.
WAITE , M. D.
n
_
( Formerly ol Mercy lloipltal , Chicago )
IS J ? o oia.
For the treatment of Nervous Diseases , Chronlo an
Surgical PIsuatcK , and Diseases of toe Ejt taut
Kar. Consultation and exainiuatlon free.
OFFICE Odd Follow a Block , N , W , cor. liih to *
DodgaSts.OmahA , Neb. OlHcehours p to 12 a. m
iiil7 to Ham. Bum'avs 10 to 12 a. in. only.
F.B. YOUNGHDSBAND ,
1503 Varraui Street , room 3,0inaha , Neb.
Collections solicited Monthly or otherwise ; both la
city and country , and on all lines of lUUroads. Se
curity procured for debts not promptly { aid. Books
kept and balanced weekly and monthly. A Rineral
udltlnz business done. CommUuions c ( all Unas
rutnptlj sttouacd to. U B N. U ok vi'l > H * o
eferenauuhcn.
MCCARTHY & BUBKB ,
UNDERTAKERS )
818 UTll STREET , BJKT.
' NTi