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8 OMAHA DAILY BEli WEDNESDAY. MAY 9A OMAUA DAIL5T BEE-THURSDAY MAY 29 , 1884. 9 TIME OUT OF 100 Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil CURES Illionirmlisrn and Neuralgia. 99 TIMES OUT OF 100 Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil CURKS A Cold or a Hoarseness. 19 TIMES OUT OF 20 Dr. Thomas'Eclcctric Oil * CUIIK3 Asthma and Diphtheria. 49 TIMES OUT 0 50 Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil curra Croup and Affections of the Throat. SOLD EVERYWHERE. or Wormy Volna oftt > bcrntum Wttn Ifit anna 1 ran' * of Lost Mnnhood , Doblllty , Ac , tand fainltnlvnrnt l > y the ElOBtlo CrodlO- ipreBBOr. 40. fllnrefiUnt. Circular Krf * 1lI SaiDUL AOBKT. ICO Mica Ot. . > * T t THE MILD POWER CURES. UMPHREYS' H OMBOPATHIC SPECBFBC $ . Intun ) yenr . Each number I ho fperlnl pro scription of nn eminent plinlelnn im | unly Hlinpln. h ifr nnd burn ilnllclncB for the p oplo JJMTI ai-Jcirii. won. CUHEI. mice. t. Vi'iern , CoiiKOitlonIndnrnftttonii , . .211 S.Vcirnn , Worm tovor. Worm Colic , . . .25 3. Crxlnz ( 'ollr , orTeethllienrinruntl " " I. Illnrrlicn of i hllclreii or Adulu . .2ft A. Dturnlnrv , Orlplni , lllllloii" Colic , fi , Clinlrrn MorlitK , VoinUliiK , . . . . 7. HoimlK , Uold , llronchltla ,2A M. IWurnldln , Toothncho. Inccnche , . .2ft D. llonilncliri.McIc llondnchi , NtrllKO .2ft 10. lt < pnpiln , Illlllnus Stoninch , , . . .2ft 11. Hupprcurd or Painful 1'rrlod * , . . .2ft 12. U lillix , too 1'rofimo 1-erlod ii. : Croiiti , CoiiRh , Dinicult Hrenthlnit. . . 11. Hnlt IthcTlin. rrynlpelri" , 1 rilitlon | > , 2ft in HliriminlUin. Itheiunatlnl'alii * 2ft 111 l'r rr nnd AKIIP. Uillllover , giion .Al > 17 I'llei , lillnd or IlleeillnR. .ftl > 111. I'nlnrrh , nouto or chronic ; Inflnentn Ad 3D Ulmoplng Conitli , violentcoiiRln. . . .All 21. lirnernl llehlllty. l'hy lcal Wuaknou.AII 27. KMnoy lll.rr.-r .All JH rtrrrniK llrblllty 1 H : iCI. \Vrnkni-i4.\VettlnRthobod.nil 32. Itlioniioorihollcnrl. I'nlollotlon. l.OU Kohl liy clniKBl.tn. or Kent l > y the Cno , or "In- Bio \ Inf. free of chnrRn. on receipt of prlro. hcml for Ir.lhmn > lirpv 'llonlinn ltl CA oCc. ; ( Kt imuo .nlso llliKlrnlcil ( Jntnloguo I'ltr.t ; . AdilrpK , lliiiiinhrryH' lloinitojiHtlilp .lira- Id ! ) 1'nlton Htrcct , Aevr York. DR , HORN'S ELECTING BEIT AMU euro Nc > rvoupmrs , I.mitbngn.uhcmnutlpni , 1'nr uiraliclu , Nclutlcn , Kplno nml It\or fzlW&SH'r ir6nVf > ipViciiiiriii , ; ; , y/rv run. rpiii | y , imiicitinpj. DumbAtriu * . rrnlnpFiiM Utril.fU * . Only MkntlllpIJie' tile Ili-tLin itu rkii Hint itondii thoKlccfrlclty nn < l rniK ncllmn through thHtoily. tuul cantmrfcliargtil In an In- clout kr iho imtltnl. SI.OOO Would NotBU" It. Do. llonvn 1 wan idllctcil with rheumatism and cured by tiling a licit. To any ono allllctoil with that dlicMO , 1 would s p , buy llorno'a Klectrlo Dolt , Any ono can confer with mo by writing calling t my store , 1420 Douglas ntroot. Omaha , Nob. WILMAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE Opposite postolllru , room 4 FroD- zor block. tJTFornalo atC , P. OooJinan'a Dru8toro > 1110 Aarnam lit , Omaha , Orders flliod 0. 0 D. 'WPROVED SOFT ELASTIC SECTION ia warranted to wear longer , fit the form nralrr , nml ( tlvo bott" fatl facllon tlmn uny ether Carte : In the market , or ijrlco palil l | ] bo refunded. TJio IndomtmentH 01 ' isw in JOHN H. F. LEHMANlST.'t'fc ' CO I CURE FITS ! When 1 any turo lur luiiinean merely to utopttiutn for a tlmo nod then IIITO them return again. I iu an riJ ( cal euro. I Itavo m d the ill scale of KITH , ' d'y to euro the worst caaes. IJic aio otliert f&llml ii no roKioti for not now receiving A car * . ftrt lor trcatUo mU A Fr o liottlo of ray IuM * y. (11 TO Uiproit and I'oit OincD. It co r * i : for a trl&l , tml I will rura you , _ _ Iddreso ln 11. CJ. UOOT. u/1'earl flu. * * * ' * Durhamlsklitorlc. ItwaHncutralirrouuil durlnKthearnilEUcobctnccuBbcnnanauil Johneon. Boldlon of botli annlcn filled tliolr iwucliofl M Itli tlio tobacco utorcd there , and , alter the eurrcntlcr , inarched homo- ward. Boon ordcncaiuo from Katt , Went , Nortlitnd Houtli.for "luoroof Uiatelciraiit tobacco. " Then , teu men rau an unknown factory. Now It cmploj-n BOO men , u cn the pink and pick of the Golden licit , and the Durham Dull In the trodo-mark of thin , the bent tobacco In the world. Ulackwell'a Hull Durham BmoVIng Tobacco ban the larirett nalo of any uuoklntf tobacco In the world. Why ? fiiiuply bccatiwi It la the ltl. All dealers ha\ It. Trade mark of tlio Dull If ho'dronn for a pack- tte. of lIlicVwell'H Hull Durhan > HmoUlnir To- conicrcd by tlio bull. thrive * on IlorllckV Food , " write hundreds of trratcful niothrra , Motliprn' milk contalua no atareb. IIOItUOKS'rOODl'iOHIrl'ANlBfn { ( > o from utarcli ) nqulraniocooklnir 1 lie U'xt food lit healtlioralcknewifnrlNrAM'ia TbeUwtdlotfor DYHrKlTICHond INVALIDS. IllKlilybouelklsl toiiunluKsuolhcraaaadrink. rrice40amlTec. All drumrtat * . Uookontbe trratmcntof clilldrcu.froo. "I txllltt U to b < tuixtlar ID > ntllilu | of th < Hod lot children. " tl. SiMMtnl , tl. Jltil ) ' . ' l'ubnllillnilvirouounc It Ik. l .i fiHij la tbt toirtrt. " II' , 11 , Kumll. U Hoilon. . "Out of the Wit tubiiliuici fur mother t wtlk. " -U , a. liltlo * . II. It , HrwUtn , A. ) ' . Will bo sent by mall on receipt of prira In itampa. IIOKMCII'S I'OOI ) CO. , ICiiclno. \ \ ' \ . llomicn'ji Day U TUIUT of ' W. H. HANCHETT , M. D. HOMOSPATHIST. TKLEl'UOHE NO. 181. | [ Offlc * Itcomi I and 1 Jaeob'n Block , 15th St. an Capitol A > , lUaldence , 2022 Bt.ilary'iAve. HAS NO SUPERIOR. n i The Steck is a Durable Piano TUB BTECK JUS HINGING QUAUTV OK TON FOUND IN NO OTIIKtl 1'IANO. SOLD ONLY MY VFOODBTUDGE BEOS , , OMAUA NBU. DISASTKltS AT SKA. Tlio TERROR on tlio Atlnnllo In Forty | Vci r . 1'rom the London Human nature can bo subjected to no moro agonizing suspense than that on- durcd by relatives and friends who anx iously await the arrival of an overdue hip on board of which uotno ono dear to them has taken passauo from n distant port. On the llth of March , 1811 , the President , ono of the finest passenger steamers of her time -loft Now York for Liverpool with many passengers on board. Three or four days after her departure she encountered a terrific ntorm not far to the south of Capo Race , nnd was BCOU by n French Bailing vessel to enter n thick cloud or rntn storm , which brooded upon the face nf the deep and obscured the heavily laden vessel from view. Iu half an hour or so the cloud lifted but no President mot the anxious oyca of the gazers who in the language of the French "interrogated the horizon" in search of the missing object. There was no possi bility of her having run into nn iceberg or come into collision with another ship ; but against her name in the underwriter's books wore inscribed these melancholy words which , wo are told , ought never to bo employed in connection with n well- built nnd woll'inannod craft of any kind , "foundered at sea. " No trace of her existence was over found except a few spurs and part of a boat believed to have belonged to her , which were washed ashore nftor some weeks upon the con.it of North Wales. Among many other passengers of note whom she curried were included Tyrone Power , the well- known and universally popular Irish comedian , and Lord Fitzroy Charles George Lennox , second son of the late anl brother of the present IJuko of Richmond. Lord Fitzroy Lennox was nn ofiicur in the Guards , nnd was on his way homo from Canada in the expectation of passing his 21st birthday on the follow ing llth of Juno with his attached pa rents. 13 o was his mother's favorite son , and was named nftor Fitzroy Somerset , subsequently Lord Baglan , who had boon his father's frlondand fellow-soldier on the Dukp of Washington's stalf during the piinsinsular war. There nro many still living and among them none tolls the story with more fooling than the vonor- nblo and much respected Earl of Stratford who well remember the long and pro tracted agony athopo and suspense which the late Duchess of Richmond was doomed to endure. Some of these , in deed , who know her best , and were no- quainted with the singular depth nnd warmth of her affections , hold the opinion to her dying hour , the bereaved mother refused to give up nil hope that she might once ngnin bo blessed with n sight of her lost son. That hope was not des tined to bo realized ; tbut among the mourners who year nftor.yoar awaited that "message from the aoa" which was never to bo received , the Into duchess of Richmond will always occupy a foremost place. Steam voyages backward and forward across the Atlantic hnvo latterly boon performed with such marvelous aafoty , nnd , in spmo cases with such astonishing rapidity/that the present generation of residents in the old and now worlds are far loss prepared than their predecessors for the loss of a passenger steamer nt BOH. Yet the records of that greatest highway of maritime nations , the North Atlantic Ocean , proclaim that during the first thirty years of atonm navigation voyages were very fnr indeed from being an safe as is now the case. Thus wo learn from the Nautical Gazette , of Now York , that from the beginning of 1811 to the end of 187 ! ) no- fewer than forty-eight Atlantic steamers perished ac sea , the President being the first nnd the Yillo du Havro I the last victim. During these three-ami- ' thirty years the Cunard Company lost the Africa nnd the Tripoli , but in each case without the sacrifice of a lifo or letter ; while between 1851 and 1871 ! the Inman Line lost six , the most melancholy case being that of the City of Boston , whoso fate is ntill a mystery. The Allan Line , again , which commenced in 1802 , was so unfortunate as to lese Haven vessels before 1874. The Collins Line , built nnd owned by the United States , ran four vessels between 1852 and 1857 , of which they lost two. The German - man companies of Hamburg nnd Bremen , established in 1850 , had lost four steam ers before 1871 ; the National L'no ' , ono ; the Guion , established in 1808 , one , the Anchor , ono , nnd the White Star Line , established in 1871 , had also lost ono , through the fault of her captain. Twelve steamers belonging to small companies have likewise mot their doom on the bois terous Atlantic ; while of the French com panies the Mosngcrius Maritimes , with sixty steamers , had in 187-1 lost fourteen vessels during its first twenty-one years of existence , nnd the Oompagnio Trans- ntlantiquo lost two , the Darioti nnd the Villo du Havre , The lloynl Mail , with which the Oompagnio Trana.itlantiqiio is in competition , lost fifteen ships during its first thirty-two years. "It has boon computed , " adds , however , 1'ho Nnutical Gazette of Now York , "that upward of If,000 ! voyages were made across the At lantic between 1810 nnd 187-1 by these steamship lines. " Among the disasters to which wo have referred none was moro calamitous than these which overtook the Allen Liner , Hungarian , wrecked oil' the coast of Nova Scotia in the night of Feb ruary 10 and 'JO , 1800 , with moro than 200 souls on board , nnd tjioVhlto Star steamer Atlantic , which struck a rook oft the same Iron-bound coast on April 18 , 1873 , carrying nt the time more than 1,000 souls , of whom 412 , Including Cnpt. Williams , were saved , and 000 were lost. Many of her hapless human freight , who had climbed into the rigging perished from cold nnd hunger , nnd the captain , upon whom the chiot blame was laid , un derwent n sentence of suspension for two years. Wo hnvo said enough to show thnt while steam navigation wan still young , the Atlantic was far from being that easily crossed "Forry" which Charles Dickens was invited to consider whoa ho made his first trip to the United States in 1811. Ho Flmt Turned Hot and Thou Cold , And now comes the drawing of the capital prlto oIS25,000 iu The Louisiana StatoJLottorj Company , on Anrll 8th. drawing ntNuw Orleans - loans , t which Itldor liaam. of MoJeato , hoi boon awarded $5.000. Mr. Isaacs was In Ban. Francisco yontordiiy , and said thnt there was i peculiar circunibtanco In relation to Ills secur ing the lucky ticket. "Iu tbo lint place , ' said ho , " 1 sent to San l''runclsco for a tlckot Iu the The Louisiana titato Lottery. I recelv od no answer to my letter , and BO wrote again , mines tl UK hlir lo send another or refund mj monoy. Ho Hont the ticket. No , M.'JDS , foi April Bth drawing- the lucky nno for It wai only a llttlo while before I received a dlepatcl that 1 had won a § 5,000 prlzo. Well , I RUOSI I fait about aa any jioor man docs who sudden ly come * Into itoaaowlon of money like that. ' . lirst turned hot mid then cold , " J , Moas cash eil tha check for the Inckv man. who left th city for Modosto Iu high glee. Mr. Iiaaca ii i clothlntf-utorti keeper iu Modesto , anil hsuBoe : nmo pretty hard btruitglcti. San Frvnciicv ( . ' < ! / , ( 'hrontclt , April 20. Tlio Cavalry ol Tlio Future , National Republican ; A onu-Icggo veteran , who rides noiselessly up an down the avenue every afternoon on n icyclo especially prepared for the no- imodation of his wooden leg , was speak- ip about the bicycle pnrauo last night. Republican reporter overheard the old ctim of "shot and shell" talk in this iso : "I toll yout gentlemen , Jtho recent 'cycle display in this city has illustrated ino thing. It has shown that in the wars f the future the two-wheel carrier will isplaco many cavalry horses. Imagine regiment of bicycle riflemen , mounted i licet and noiseless machines. They ould provo n holy terror to the enemy. To forage would bo necessary , and there ould bo no trampoling of hoofs the heeling soldiers would glide into the nemy's camp as silently of phantoms , I opcnt , the bicycle in war will bo a big hmp , nnd you can wager that it will fig- re largely in the next conflict. " IInrHrord'8AcldlMii | > Hiilinto , Invaluable ns a Tonic. Dr. , T. L. Pratt , Greenfield , 111. , says : It is nil thnt it claims to bo invaluable [ is n tonic in any caoo where an ncid tonic i indicated , " _ ; AMIIk Diet Tor Sixty Inyn. ow York World , May 21. "YcB , I'm going to live on nothing but nilk for sixty days , " said Professor rVcstbrook , n medium nixed man with nn urcolo of gray whiskers around n rod ill moon face to a World ro'iortor yostor- a.V. ' "I'm nnt only going to live on milk ut travel on mill ; from hero to Omaha nd lecture on milk in every town hrou h which I pass. " "How will you take your milk , pro- bssor1' ? "Tako my milk ? Through my mouth , r. " "From n cup or n bottle1 ? ' I'm ' not Infnnt sir. I nn , am a pro- ossor nnd shall take it from n jug. This s not n money-making scheme. 1 travel .n . the interests of science. Wo begin lifo nth milk and whey , cnn wo not continue t with the lacteal lluid ? The food of na- uro is milk. If wo can live on it for ixty days I will keep nt it for GOO days , ' orhnpa I will keep nt it nil my lifo. " "I understand you occasionally dip in- , o verso , professor ? " "Dioin ? Ibathoin , sirl Though I .m only n carpenter I have written some Kindreds of poems , sir ; hundreds of IOCIUB. I doyoto my leisure hours to iootry and acionco. I have lately boon tudying the secret of long lifo. " "And the the secret ! B " "Milk ? Yes , sir , milk is the secret of eng life. I shall keep n record of my night , the changes of totnporaturo and II physical changes , with such ether data i may provo interesting to mankind. iVhy , sir , I know I nm right. I have over used intoxicants , mid I BCD myself otlny n man near 00 years of ago , halo , oarty and sound , while I look around at ion who started in lifo at the same time did , who'nro , if alive nt all , physical reckB. " "When do you intend to atari , profess- "In n few doyn. I shall take the Erie oad , and lecture at such towim ns Syra- iso , Rochester uud Buffalo. I shall robably finish up each lecture with n ow poonis which 1 hnvo written on the irtuos of milk. " "If you succeed , professor ? " "Tho butchers will have to go put of usiness , nnd the price of wheat in the hicago market will tumble to nothing , ir nil mankind will drink milk' , " The professor paused and gazed out of is window ns ho rnisod his hands in an cstacy nnd exclaimed , "Yeal Milk will ihango the face of the earth. Wo will liter the Bibical land overflowing with lilk without the honey. " A. Clcrfjyman's Testimony. W. K. Gilford. 1'nntor , M. K. Chnrcn , Both- 'ell ' , Out. , wan for two yearn n Bulfercr with Dyspepsia In itw worst form , until ns ho Bays , 'llfo became an actual burden. " Tluroo bottles it llm-ilock Jthtxl llittcrt cured him , and ho iclls ns In n recent letter that ho considers ) it 10 boat family modlclno now before the conn- .ry for dyspepsia nnd liter complaint. Where Vandorbllt'H Millions Aro. ohnSninton. I stood the other day in the vault of ; ho formidable fortress of iron and ma- lonary on Forty-second streot. where list year the richest nabob in the world ocked up his $200,000COO ! in stocks , > ends , nnd ether securities. It is ono of ; ho most redoubtable works of defense in the American continent , though you nay not bo entirely certain of that by urvoying the building from the outside , ts foundations wore blasted out of the ock ; the front walls is five foot in thiok- loss , and the aide nnd roar wull nro tliroo 'not , the materials used being pressed brick and brown atone trimmings. The beams , girders nnd main pilliars are iron , 'incased in iiro-proot material. The doors , window frames , and minor partitions nro ran , marble and glass. No wood is to bo found in the structure. Tlio great mult is 36x42 foot of wrought iron , stool , .nd Frnnklinito iron , is imposing in trength nnd proportions , nnd is situated in the ground floor. Its four outer doors weigh 8,200 pounds each , nnd hnvo every illbctivo nnd known improvement. A do. 'ensivo ' wnll of masonry surrounds the ron-work. The vault , which is burglar , llro and water-proof , constitutes distinct building in itself. The armed watchmen who guard the building day and night are under the strictest discipline , their hourly move ments being recorded by an electric lock connected with varlpus points on inch iloor of the structure , nnd there nro nlso wirca running to police headquar ters and the otlico of the district tele graph. In one corner of this great vault behind the heavy iron bars , r.ro the "loavior iron doors of the works contain- Jig the Vnndorbllt securities , which can bo opened only by skeleton keys hold by the owner alone , I suppose that n hun dred men in this building , with Catling guns , could easily defend it against n mob of 100,000 assailants ; it could bo reduced by nothing loss than the continued play of heavy artillery. To make n good salad in the ordinary way good condiments , plenty of time nnd no little skill nro essential. Durkoo'i Siilid dressing supplies nil thcso requia < itos. Sold everywhere. i i _ j Uf \ Ho Wasn't the Kid. Motrolt Vreo Tress. "Boy ? " ha called ns ho snapped his fin gera nt n post oflico boot-black , "nro yoi the lad I handed a dollar bill toyostordaj to got changed , nnd you beat mo out o thirteen cnntsi" "No , Bir. " f "Look out ! How do you know yoi nin't ? " "Cause ; do I look likn a boy who'd boa you out ort\ shilling whan I could wnll off with the dollar ! Stranger , you mus have got hold of aomo poor lootlo kit who'a just begun business ? " Sirs. And nil other famous women have won a rci utatlon for facial beauty. A line comploxlo luakoa onn handsome , o\oa though the face I not u perfect mould , 7hm/iwt Jlloul Ihttti act dlroctly upon tlio circulation , and to gl > the skin ix clearnota and ( smoothness othorwli unalUluuUo. Ucct Culture nnd Beet This country expends ono million of dollars annually in the purchase of for eign sugar. The money which now goes abroad on this nccount might bo kept nt homo by n proper development of our own resources. It is nn undoubted foot .hat the United States is capable of pro- .ucing enough sugar to supply the homo omnnd and n surplus for export. Franco , ermany , Austro-Ilungnry , Russia Po- Mid , Belgium , and Holland nro great reducers of beet root sugar , nnd thro i no reason why the United States may ot engage in this industry _ with profit , 'rofessor Wylio , of the Agricultural Do- lartmont , points out thnt the whole of ow Eogland , Northern Now York , lorthorn Ohio , Northern Indiana , and Ilinois , all of Wisconsin nnd Minnesotan iart of Dakotatho western part of Wash- ngton Territory , Oregon and California , .ro . especially adapted to the growth of ho sugar beet. The extent to which > cot sugar is manufactured _ abroad is sot orth in n recent communication to our tate Department by the United States lounsul at Brussels. In the countries .ludcd to an aggregate of two million , crea is given to the culture uf the roots , .nd the augur is manufactured nt homo , lormany has U11 refineries producing 70,000 tons of sugar annually. Franco , vith 000 rcfinenea , turns out 380,000 ons ; Hungary has n yearly product of 20,000 tons , and Balgium 100,000 tons , 'hus will bo Moon that in these four ountrios nlono there is nn minimi sugar roduct of 1,485,000 tons , An attempt as boon made to manufacture bcot sugnr 11 California , and last year _ several tons roro made by wny of n beginning. The Department of Agriculture has mani- Bested considerable intercut in the pro- "uction of sugar from sorghum , but ac- ording to Professor Wylio it has been bund that we cannot successfully grow md manufacture sugar from sorghum urthor north than n line streatching rom Baltimore to Cincinnati , St. Louis , nd on west. The plant may bo raised 'urthor ' north but it encounters frost bo- ore reaching maturity. It is with pleas- ire that wo now learn ot the intention < f .ho department to make n careful stuu\ f tbo possibilities of producing beet root ugar in this country to advantage. The itatp Agricultural Associations of Call- 'ornia and Oregon , acting on the belief .hat nil the Western coaat , from San " 'rnncitco north , can bo devoted to the cet sugar business , have invited the nt- ontion of the department to this work. The business can undoubtedly bo made .B . productive nnd profitable here as .boroad , nnd with the expenditure of roper care mid energy the time will iomo when this country will enjoy free- "om from the importation of foreign ugnr and possess an industry capn- lo of adding ono hundred nnd lifty mil- ions or moro , annually , to the national oalth. Want ofKalth. If Schroder & Beclit.tlia druppistsdo not BUC oed It is not for the want of faith. They have uth faith in Dr. Uoaanko'u Cough and Lung yrup as a remedy for Colds , Consumption , , nd LUIIR ailoctonsthat they will give n bottle roe to each nnd every ono who is in need of a lodicino of this kind A DOR Fi lit , Alter A'lctor Hugo. tockton Mail. , OUA1TEU I. What , is n bull-dog ? It is a monster that transforms itself itp a machine. It is a battering-ram , it is the entrance of matter into liberty , t is a mad mass with the bound of a .igor . , the stcalthiness of a mouse , the tbstinacy of MI ox , the unexpectedness t the surgoTftie rapidity of lightning.tho leafnoss of the tomb. It weighs forty or ifty pounds , yet it roboundsliko a child's mil. Its attack is a wild whirl abruptly ut at right angles. The tempest ceases , the cyclone passes , .ho wind falls , the broken mast is re placed , the leak is stopped , the fire dies iut , but the bull dog never lets go. Ho haa moro tenacity than a Stocton ill collector. CIIAl'lEU II. You can make a mastiff hoar reason , astound the bull , fascinate the boa , fright- in the tiger , soften the lion , but there is 10 way of Christianizing a bull-dog. You cannot kill him. Ho is dead , and i the same time ho lives. He lives with sinister lifo bestowed on him by infinity. CIIAITEU III. The dogs were lot loose. Loose ? They .voro . lot fast. - There was a cloud of saw- ust , and a i mi tiled roar , and Grip had. Tnt ; by the throat. Two dozen shouted "Bravo ? " Ono of the canaille recklessly throw iiis hut into the air and exclaimed ; "Long ivo the republic ? " Ho was seized upon nnd thrown down itnirs. The unfortunate man had committed ; wo oH'ojiBCB. Ho had broken the peace f a dog-fight and had insulted the demo- rats. rats.But But still the dog hold on. Grip tugged t Tug , nnd Tug gripped at Grip. Tined od blood dampened the sawdust nnd .mokcd . aggressively. OlIArTEIl IV. "Do you believe in the devil , cliova. ior ? " naked Mike McCarthoy of Mike iluloouoy. 'Yes. No. Sometimes. " 'In a tempest ? ' No. " 'In a dog fight ? " 'Yea , in a moment like this. " 'Then only the devil cnn save Tug. " Tug writhed in the cast-iron grip likot lonl in despair. A soul ! Strange thing i'ou would not have thought that a bulj dog had one a eoul full of hatred , and 'hat there wns cunning in thnt smoking , iristling , atonming mass of dog flesh. Neither would let go. Suddenly a noiao was hoard at the door. Two commissioners of police en < orod with drawn clubs and cloves 01 : .heir . breath. The crowd fled panic-stricken , before .ho majesty of the law. CHAITEK V. A pebble may atop a log , n tree brand may turn the avalanche , ana the police can atop a dog light. The pigmy haa taken the thundorboll prisoner. McCarthy approached the first officer , "Sir you saved my dog's lifo.1 The old man had resumed his impasai bio attitude , and did not reply. NoKxporlmont. With a majority of jieople It U no axpcrl mont that Dr , Bosankos Cough nnd Lun | Syrup is a euro for Cougha. Coldu. 1'ulua ii the Lungs , Soreness In the Cheat , etc. , but fo those who doubt , luk your neighbors wh h&o used it or got a free sample bottle o Schrotor & IJecht , the drutrgUtu. Itegular ! ze60centaanal,00. SoldtoMi trade by 0. V , Goodman. Not Too Had Alter All. Chicago Herald , "Now that the drop in wheat hi swept nwny our fortune , " said a aympi thutio nnd sentimental Chicago wife t her bankrupt husband , "wo must , < course , give up every thing. Our houai our hones , carriages , servants , diamond and all must go , and wo inuat begin i the foot of the ladder and work our way up again. Do you know , Algernon , that I sometimes find myself rejoicing over our misfortunes. It takes mo back tu our early lifo to think of living once moro in n cottngo , nnd being nil nlono by ourselves. Lot them take overythinp , and wo will bo happy yot. " "You evidently nro n Httlo off your balance , Mnria , " said the bankrupt mer chant , rompvini ; n threo-for-a-dollnr cigar from his mouth. I bought in your name only this morning n 840,000 house on the boulevard , nnd I have in the enfa with the family plate about § 100,000 in government bonds , which are yours , do you understand ? I have convoyed some ether property to my friend Jenkins , whom I once helped out of a similar scrape , and vro are nil ship-shape , I am glad to say. Wo are busted in business , but not in society. Oh , no : wp may come to want in time , but not this sum- me . This giving up everything nnd going to live 111 a flat is ylmt you rend about. It isn't the style in this town. " 'You're nn angel man , " replied the fair ono. "I think I'm catching on. " Throw Away Ills Crutches. "Suffered from rheumatism so badly had to two crntchoH , but threw thorn away nftor ap plying 3'luimai Jitlcctric Oil to my llmbs.I now fcol bettor than 1 have for years. ' F , L. GIbbs , 3l ! ! ) Kim itroet , UuHnlo. N. Y. BtnmlltiK Place For Liberty. Now York Sun : The foundation for the pedestal and statue of Liberty is com pleted , nnd rises twenty feet above the old ramparts on Bcdloo's Island , It was formally inspected yesterday [ the 10th ] by officers and members of the Executive Committee , under the guidance of Gen , Charles P. Stone , engineer in charge. The foundation stands in the middle of the old fort. Gen. Stone says it will last longer than the Pyramids. It is sunk fifteen feet and eight inches bolovr the surface of the ground , nnd rises fifty-two feet nnd ten inches nbovo. It is ninety- one feet dquaro at the bottom and sixty- seven nt the top. From the top the mountains of Pennsylvania can bo seen. The pedestal is to rise 117 foot above this , and the statute (157 ( feet ) is to cap the mass , making a height from low-wator to the top of the torch of 332 feet. "Tho great problem , " said Gen. Srone , "is to guard against the/vholo muss , with 4,000 square feet of surface , toppling over into the harbor before the strong winds. Four large iron bars will bo cemented monted into the base nnd pedestal , and will connect with the steel works which nro to support the statue. It will bo as immovable as the hills. " Two anchorages pats through the base of the foundation at right angles , nnd a shaft for the stair ways run through the podoatal and the statue. Holes through the foundations have been left for light ning conductors. Work will bo immedi ntoly begun on the pedestal. V. II. Douglas & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops are manufactured by themselves , and are the result of over forty j oars' experience iu compounding cough medicines. mo-lG 3t. Nothing Too Good for Them. Philadelphia Call. Uninatructod delegates to Chicago will occupy the parlor floor. GUAM'S SPECIFIC TUEDICINRS. ; MARK nil a UK AT &M - Lisii UKHKDT. An unfailing cure for Seminal Weak- uossSpcrmatorr- uica.Mrapotcncy , and all Diseases that follow aa a sequence oi Self- Abuse ; aa loss of' Memory , Unlver * -ORETAKIHG.sairWtude.Paln AFTER TARIHQ , In the Dack , Dimness of Vision , Prcma U Age and .nany other diseases that lead tolneanltr or Con sumption and a Premature Ora\e. UBWARB of advertisements to refund money , when druggists from whom the medicine is bought do not refund , but refer you to the manufacturers , and the requirements are such that they are sililom , if ever , compiled with. See their written guarantee. A trial 'of ono single package of Gray's Specific will convince the most skeptical of Its real merits. On account of counterfeiters , we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper ; the only genuine. jfcWFull particulars In OUT pamphlet , which sire to send free by mall to every one. tithe 8po- jlllo Modi me is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack- ige , or six packages for 96 , or will be sent free bv mall on the receipt of the money , by addressing THE aHAVMEDIClNKCO. , Buffalo , N. Y. gold n Omaha ) * - * * n. Jy 19m& TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Proposals will bo rfcehi'd ( or the erection of a brick bank bu ldlna' . for the 1st National l ! nk of Kti'ter Nob. Plans and specifications to bo seen at the hink. llullcing to bo 05x22 ft. 2 stories and bucmont. Dlds for same to lie cent to Cashier of said Lank before - fore 3 o'Jock p. iu. Juno. 12ih If34. T. n. L LEI : , O. P. BAKKH , C. S. CI.rAVK Dulhlln ? Committee , PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES - PLIES AND TRANSPORTATION. ' OKTMl : I.NIEIUOU , Otlico of DIl'ASTMENr , Washington , April 23 , 1884 btalcil proposals , indorsed "Proposals for licet" Colds for beef mint bo submitted m separata um elopes , ) liacnn , Flour , Clothing , or Transportation , in. , ( as the case may be , ) and directed to the Commlsslnor of Indian Affairs Noi. OS and 67 W'oostcr street , Hew York , will bo receUed until 1 r. a. of Tuiwdaj , May 87,1834 * , for furnishing for the Indian scrvlco about f.-JJ.OOO pounds Bacon , 33,000OtO pounds Beef nn the lioof , 00,000 pouuils Deans , 45,0(10 pounds Baking I'ou dcr , 7EO.OOO pounds Corn , 450,000 i omuls Cofleo , 7fOO,000 pounds Hour , 70.000 pounds IVeil , W'.WX ) pounc's Hard Bread , 13GOO pounds linn iny , 1B,0-0 : jiounds Lard. 700 barrels mcsd cork , ist',00 ' pounds nice , 7f > 00 pmds Tea , (00pound4 Tobacco , M , < 01 iiounds Salt , 130,000 pounds Soap , 6,000 poll ml i oda , 354,00. ) pound ] Sugar , and 40,000 pounds 'ei 'Wad I "Itou Goods , ( con- part of Ticking , 20,000 .jards ; Standard 186,000 > atd ; Drilling , 0.000arda ; Duck.O co from ill tltuu , HO.CGJ yuda ; Denims , 17,00 jarda ; Gingham , 140,000 jards ; Kentucky Jeans , M,000 yards ; Cheviot , 4too jards ; lirown Shcetlnif 175,000 jarda ; Bleached Shooting , 16,000 , lards ; Hickory Shirting , 10,000 jarda ; Calico Shirting , e.OOOjdrJs : Wliiiey , 3,600 jards ; ) Clothing , uro. eorles , Notions Hardware , Medical ( Supplies , School 1 Hooks , A.C. ft.id a lone list of mlscellamous articles , such as Harness , I'lown , Rakes , Forks , La. , and for about 475 Wtgons required ( or the service , to ba dellvtrel at Chlctgo , Kansas City , and Sjloux City. AIM ( or eiu-h Wagons ai may bo required , adapted U ) the climate of the Vaclfio Roast , with CallforuU Drakes , ddi\en d at Ban Francisco. Also , transportation for such t ( the articles , poods , and supplies that mavt not bo contracted ( or to bo deliver * ! at the Agencies. UlVH MUST UK > ( AD1 OUT ON OOTKRMIKVT DLiSKS bchedulei bhovtlng the kinds and ( juallties ot imbslstone e supplier required ( or each Agency , and ilia ktcds and quantities in erors , of all other goods and artlcloatojcthor with blinkproi > oialacxiidltlon ) to be obser\cdby bidders , time and place ot dclUery ternu of contract and payment , transK | > rtatlon rout es and all other nccessirj Imtructlons Mill be ( urnlshod upon application totliu Indian Olllco In Washington , or Nos. W and 67 Wnoster Btteet.New York ; Win II. Lon , N0.4SS llroidMay , New York ; tbo Commis. arles ot subslitance , U.S. A , at Crcjuiuo Chi. cage , Ix > envtorth , Omaha , Ualut Louli , Saint Paul , pan Kranclico , and Yajktou ; the Postmutr at Sioux City , and to the I'ottiras'.era at the followini ; nuned places In Kansas : Arkancas City , nurllngton , Cildwell , UoilguCit ) , Kropoili , Kureka , Uroat Bend , Howard. Hutchlnson , Lamed , Mol'herson , Marten , MwliUno Txxlge , Newton , Outgo City , Swbn , Sterling , Toraka , Wellington , Wichita and Wtntkld Bids w I'l lo opened at the hour and day abo\ Utcd , and bidders are Invited to U ) preseu the opcntnr. - - " " CHUCKS. All bids mutt be accompanied by certified checks upon iomo UulteJ Btatui Depialtory or the First ,0 National B nk a ( Lo * Anjelea , Cal , , ( or at lease tlie l r cout of the amount "I tnu proposal. H , 1'HICK Commlssloufr. THlSBKtvrorllogenrao tor U made exprn ly for thouiru of UerangciuenU nt the generatlte organt , Th'ro U no inlttake about Ihli Instrument , the con tinuous ftrearu of ELKC- .TIUOITV peimeallng 'throughthe ' parumust run tore them to Withy action Do not confound t l ith Uectrlo Belts ad > frti oj to n 1 euro all 111 * t m huul tu to * . It 1s ( or the ONE speo ' I tue purpose ForclrcuUra Klvlng full iulormatloo "i I uldieu Chester tlectrio Holt Co. , 103 Wwhluftflc at I St. Chicago IU. ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. Columns , Pllastors , Llntols , Fencing , Cresting , , Etc. . Cast , nnd Wrought Iron Beams. AgctltH for TillI IV ATT J'ltlHMATIC I.IOIITH. THE MURRAY IRON WORKS CO. , Burlington , Iowa. THE LARGEST IRON WORKING E8TADLI8HMENT IN THE STATE. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WK CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Croond It Is the best nml cheapest ( oed tor ntock ci any kind. One pound Ig eqaM to three pounds of corn stock red with Ground Oil Cake In the Fall Mid Winter , Instead ot running down , will Increase In weight and bo In good marketable cord.tlon In the spring | g | Dairymen , a * * ell an othrre , who use It onn tcetlfyto Its merits. TIT It and Jur'gtfjr youirelTef. I'nc - 6.00 ner ton : nocr < ore fo' earls. AdJross P j WOODMAN LINSEED OIIj COMPANY , Omnhi * Neb TEE NEW HOUSE OF CARRABRANT i COLE Fine Ilavanu , Key West and Domestic Cigars. All Standard Brands Tobaccos. Trial Orders Solicited , Satisfaction Guaranteed , I DEALEESIN 's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIEE MD BTIEGLAE PEOOF 'i - - - . - WHOLESALE AND HETAII. DEALEH IN SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , LIME , CEMENT , PLASTER , &C- STATE AGENT FOTl MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY. Near Union Pacific Depot , - Omaha , Neb , STEELE , JOHNSQN& 00. , H. B. LOCKWOOD ( formerly of Lockwood & Draper ) Chicncjp , Man ager of the Tea , Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of above ; also pipes and smokers' articles carried in stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGENTS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFL1N & RAND POWDER CO PERFECTION Heating and Baking In only attained by rising CHARTER OAH Stoves and Ranges , MT VIRE mil OVER DOOR Fci " le by ' HILTOHROGBKS&aOJIS ( SUCCESSOR TO FOSTER & GRAY. ) LIME Office and Yard , 6th and Douglas ts. , PROPRIETOR 218 South llth Street , Omaha , Nebraska , "Correspondence Solicited. " 0. M. LEIGHTON. H. T , OLARKE. LEIGHTON & CLARKE , SUCCESSORS TO KENNARD BROS , ft CO. ) Wholesale Druggists ! DEALERS IN Paint * ' Oils. Bruche * . OMylTA. . NEBRASKA LAGER FRANZ FALK BREWING GO. Milwaukee , Wis. .BEER. . . QTJNTHEE & 00 , , Sole Bottlers. M , HELLWIAN & 00. , Wholesale 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 can.
