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OMAHA DAILY J3EE-WEDNESDAY JUNE 25 1884.
PEIUCIPAL LINE
CHICAG 0 , PEORLi & ST. LOUIS ,
11 V WAY Of
OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVSB ,
on VIA
SANSAS CIT7 AND ATOHISON to DENVER
ContiertltiR In Union Depots nt Knlins Oltv.
Oimtlmana ncnvci-wltli tlirQtlKhtmlns lor
Anil nil rolnts In the Great West.
- -.a. aa.s , j.- .
Conncctlnsln Orniul Union Depot nt Chlcnco
with throtiffli tmlns lor
zrjE w r o K K , no s y o y ,
And nil Knstoni CKloi.
.
1'Olt.ts . n
Wlt"
Diy Coiclics. I'm lor Cnrs ,
Clinlw , Pitlliiiim l I'nlaco hlocplnR
urs mill the Unions 0. 11. A C ) . Dlnlnit { ir5
rim il.tlly town ! from !
ChlonRo nn I K msns Ol v
Chlciuroimil Council Itlnlls : OlilcnBO imd u4
/.Vrn'r / ' , S llicll ? ' ? 1' Jph - , Atolilstm mul
' '
nh'i , ) l'll,10"t CllllllK - Ollly t W"Rh lIllO
Tunning tlioir
o\\n tntlin between ChlciiKO.
I.lncDln nnd Denver , mul Ohlcngo. K iiisiis
? llfV ! U"1 , V ° nvV'rTliwiiKh caw \iotwooii \
IiKJInnupolla and Council lirmrs , vl.v I'eorln.
n m'J iVOl'TM AND SOUTH.
a i m
n Pin""s ot Ilnfaiit Day Conches nnd
l tilltimn 1'iilixca Sleeping Curs tire run ilnlly to
unit ft pini St. Louis ; via llnunlbal ; Onliicy ,
Kcokilk. Iluillnirtnti , Cednr linpltls mul .Vllioit
i'n I . Minneapolis ; 1'mlorCnrs i
Itcc InltiB Clmlra to nnd from St. I.ouls
gml 1'eoi la. Only ono clutnBo of cura b.-t wcun
It U nlso tlm only ThrouBli Line bbtwccn
ST. LOUIS , tTINlTEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.
' ? known as the Rreat O-HHOUGII OAU
- of America , and Is universally iidnilt-
tMI t ( * UO tllO
Thost Ejuippcd Hailrood in the World for
all classes of Travel.
Through Tickets via this line ror ealo nfc ai-
r.ni Cn ° minll UCkCt omceslutUo United States
Tl Jv,1' ° JVrE1J' PERCEVAL LOWELL.
, . ,
> Ice-PrM. & Gtn. ilnnmrrr. Gfn "
o'tho Oonoratuo Orgina
quickly cured by the
CIVIALK METHOD. Adoptedln nil the HOSPITALS
OF FRANCE Prompt return of VIGOK. Simple
cases , < 3 to fa. Severe ones , $3 to $12. Pamphlet
Free. Clvlalo Romodlal Agena , 1BC Fulton i > t , Now
York.
STotico to Cattle
900 CATTLE FOE SALE.
ISO Head of Stoera Three Years Old.
200 ' ' " Tno "
SO ) " " ncUore , Two "
150 " btccm , Ono "
820 " " Ilclfors , Ono "
Tboabo\o described cattle nro all ncll bred Ton a
rattle , etral bt and smooth. Thcso cattle uill bo
eold In lota to cult purchasers , and at reaaonablo
[ ricoa. For further particulars , call on or address
II. F. PATTON ,
Waverly , DrcmarCo. , lona.
THIS BKLTorUcgcnra-o
tor Is made expressly for
the euro of derangements'
} of the gcnoratlvo organs.
j TliTO Is no mistake about
fthls Instrument , the con
tinuous stream of ELEC-
TKIOITV pormcatlnp ;
i through the parts must restore -
' tore them to nealthy action
Do not confound this with
Uloctric Belts ad\ertlsod to
euro all alh from bead to too. It Is for the ONE spec
ific purpose , for circulars irlvlng full information ,
addresdCa eterniectrlo Dele Co. , 103 Washington i
t. . Chtacirn0
* wanted for autbentio
I ti1 Agents T"
, ndlllon ot his Ilfo. Published qu
at Augusta , his homo , Larg-
Q" " est , handsomest , clicapost , '
I'ost. By the renowned hlntorlan and biographer ,
Col. Conucll , hosolllool GnrflelJ , published by us ,
outsold the twenty others by GO.'OO. Outsellsovcry
liook c\cr f ubllOicd In this uorldmany ; agents uro
KolIInc ; fifty daily. Agents are making fortunes All
new b ginncrs eucceufnl ; gland chance for them ;
$4.CO ° inada by a lidy agent the lint day. Terms
inrtt beral Particulars free. Better send 25 conU
orp t go , etc. , on free outfit , now ready , Includ-
Dg large prospectus book , and saeahmlilo tltuo.
jo 10-ln ALLEN li CO. , AufUjta , Mo.
NOTICE TOCATTLEMEN
COO OA.TTLEFOR SALE.
5oo Cows and olforn. oo Ona-yoar. Steojs.
Thoabote described cattle are all well bred , na-
the JCebraskunnl lova
Ihcso rattle will bosold in lots to suit purchaser.
For further particulars call ou or address.
I , W. PLANK ,
Albion , Neb.
Pr
017 St. Charles St. , St. Lonls , Mo.
A rrgulnr graduate of inn Mcdleiil Ciilk'gei.lii * lm n longer
_ < rc f illu UiolItclnllrcalmcDlof Ciiuomc , > m Li. Bi.TH
" ? : iiil lluou IU. wtbail anr olbir I'lijilclio ID Bt. Loull ,
Aicltr r"P < ri liownuil itllold ii lilfnlf know.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental nnd
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Alice *
-lions ol Throat , Skin or Donee , Dlood Poisoning ,
old Sores and Ulcers , nro tr tc < i xiih unpiniuiai
tuerrM , on laiut icleotiUe { rlucltlcii Hft'cly , Trliatelj.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
CxpOSUrO or Indulgence , Meli produce wma of tug
lolloKlnc iircclal litrtoiiiueM , tlibllitr , dlmncti or debt
and defticthe inemorj , { Implei en the lacff , l bjilcal dccuf ,
ATcrlloulotba tacltlj of fcmalrl , coDfurloi of Ideal , lift *
rendering JUarrlnca Improper or unhappy. > ra
ItrnnDcoUjeurcl , 1'uraplilet ( W i .leiJnnlDe > bote , nt
in icaled cDTrlopo , frcolo aufftddrt-vi. ConiDlUUoQatcI *
ilee or ! > / mult Trie , aQillnvlteJ. \ \ tile for ( luiktlooi.
A Positive Written Guarantee
-tret ID all euraMe cues. JMIelnci lent ever J litre.
1'amphlota , Enpllah or Gorman , ( J4 paeoi , il -
tcrlbuiE above diieaiei , in male or female , 1'ilEE.
MARRBAGE GUIDE !
iCOpagei , flo p1tei < Jllnitritel In cloth a .
& 0e.mon f oriuittfei iamf. jujer coven , via. TMi took
ootalm U tke curloui , douttful or luauUlma vant to
know , A took of great J mere it to all-
larptnwi &ru prouttcd IT tti ftdrlco.
ALONG THH LLNE OF THE ,
Chicago , ' -St. . Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The new extension of tb.li line from Wtkofleld up
the
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the CAN
through Concord and Colorldgo
Cr
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Ileaches the boat portion of the State , Special ex. F ( [
curilon ratoj for land leekori over this line to
'iVayna , Norfolk and Hartlngton , and via Blair to all
principal jioli.ts on tba
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Tralni orer tht 0. , St. P. U. & 0. Hill way to Coy '
ci
nutou , Sioux City , Ponca , Hartlngtoa , wayne and
Norfolk , ciE
Ooxxnoot fit 3E31 * .lx- E )
for Fremont , Oakda o , Nelluh , and through to Val
entine.
D
gJTfoi latci and all Infonnatlon call on
F P. WHITNEY. General Areut.
HAMBURG- AMERICAN
37A.olc.ot
DIRECT LINE FOB ENOLAKD , TOANOK AND
UKiiMAKV.
Tlio teum'Jilpa ol thlt well-known line are built ol
Iron , In water tight compartment ! , nj are lurnlah *
< ilwlth etery r < iuuito to nuke t'jO pamgo both
eafa ml jfriatili ) . They carry the United Htatct
and European roalU , amt | aio New York ) Tliurt-
lar * u < ln tiird ji for Ply month ( LONDON ) Cher- HC >
tour ? , ( IM1US ) and HAMIIUMU. NX
lutes : First Cabin , WS , 70 nd $80. Stecnue.riO.
Henry J'undt , llark H an en , K. E. Mooru.M , Toft ,
agentaln Omaha , Gronewlcz & Hchoentgen , agent * In NXi
Council Bluflj. 0. 1) ) : HICUAH1) H CO. , ( ) n. 1'aw
j\L't , 01 Broadway , N , Y. t'baa. Kozmliibkl k Co- i
General WteUin Agoctf , 107 WuhloBtoii Ht. , Clilc *
GO , ta.
CAPITAL PRIZE $7 ,000
Shnrw In ProtK > ttlonTR
*
" do\erel > y urtVy thatuttuptrvlit thi at
rangtmmt ftratttl * MimtMu and Seini-Annuai
DrainnglofthiLouiiianaStaUUtttrv Company
andn/ ) r on tnanaqt and control Mi Drawinfi
at , vmdvcttd
. and in yoodfattK toward all pa
COimlSJIOHJM
Louisiana Slate Lottery ComDany ,
Incorporated In 1883 ( or IS jean by the leffltlatnn
01' ' ednoatlonal and chsrllablo pnrpo e with a.cap
i l ol tl .000,000 to which rewrro fund ol ore
C60,000 hag ilnre been added.
By an over * helming poptflur rota 1U franch'c '
wu made a p rt of the rrostnt Ut eonttttnlloi
adopted December Sd , A. k J$7B.
The only Lottery over voted on and endorsed
dorsod by the people of any State.
It never scales or pottpooc * .
Its grand single number drawings wl
toki place monthly.
A tplondtd opportunity to xvln n Fortnno
Fifth Grand iJrnwlnfr Class G. in the Acnd
Dm ? of Music , Now Orleans , Tuesday , Jul
LCtb , 1834 170th Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Flvo Dollars Each. Frao
tloua , la Fifths in proportion.
LIST OF F1UZKS.
1 CAPITAL riUZE | 7SCW
1 do do ZK.OCX
1 do do IC.tXK
S PRIZES OF W00 1S.OOC
B do 2000 10.00C
10 do 1000 i. . . , 10 , WX
SO do 600 lo.OOC
100 do 200 20.00C
800 do 100 80.00C
(00 do CO 23000
000 do 26 25,000
AFFIIOIIMATION 1'RIJKS.
S Approximation prizes ol J760 0,75C
9 do do EDO , ! OC
9 do do S50 SI4C
057 FrlEoe , amonntlng to f2CS,50C
Application ( or rates to clubs ehuld bo made onlj
o the office o ( the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly Riving toll
ddreaa. Make P. 0. Money Orders pa } able ana
ddross Registered tetters to
NEW ORLKAN3 NATIONAL BANK ,
New Orleans , La.
Postal Notes uid ordinary letters byMMl or Ex
rceu ( all sums ot 85 and upvrards by Express at oni
x enee ) to
- U A. BAOPniN ,
ril. A. IHrjFlTIN. Now Orleans L > ,
007 Seventh St. , Washington , D. C.
_ THE MILD POWER CURES.
In n o30 j oars. Each number the tpeolnl prit-
Ferlptloii of nn omlncnt ) iliy lclnn. Iho unljr
HlniplaKnrc nml SuroJIc < lljlncs ( for the p'oplo
LIST riUNCIl'AI. M > 8. CUHEd. 1'HICE.
1. Frrcrs , Congestion , Inflnmtitlon * , , . . . ,2B
! Z. Wnriiif , Wortit 1 ovor. Worm Colic. . . .2.1
. ' ( . Oylnj ( 'olio , or Teething nf Infanta .2.1
I. IMnrrlica of i hllilrcn or Adults " .2. %
ft. ilV niiin"fy , afipliig.'llliliou" < : blic , ; . .35
( i. Clioli-rn J\Inrlii . vomiting , . .2,1
7. llonzhi , Colit. llroncliltls . an
H. INrurnleln , lootlincho , 1 ncencho . as
9. IIuailncliM , hide lluadnclu's.crtlR , V' %
1O. I > v roiiyln. llllllons Homnch 2.t
1 1. Htinprcmi'd or I'nlnful I'rrlodx 2fi
12. \ \ hllpn , too I'rofuso J'erloils . .2.1
1 I. < : rniin , Coujh , Dllllcult IlrpnthhiR . 25
14. Hnlt llhrilill , 1'ryslpelns , } mptlong , . 25
If ) . ItlieiinmlNill. KlicMinmtlo 1'nini . 25 ;
111. I'ovcr nnil Acur. Chill , FoTcr , Agues .5I >
17 , IMIcn , lillnilorlllccillnK. . 5 (
1' ) . Cninrrli. nouto or chronic ; Jnrtuonza no
30. V/linnplns rnnzli , violent coiiRlis. . . ,5U
SI. CJoiicrnl Dcbllltr , Physical Weafcnow.ftO .
37. Ivldnoy II i-n-r . 5(1
2 * . IV-rvoii ! llpbllity . l.OO
M. .Ilrlnnrv AVrnlineaq , Wottliijttho hod .fill
3 . IttJonnuoriliollonrt , I'aljiliatlon. l.OO
bold by clruBgUM. oreont by the Case , or sin.
( tlo Vlaf , tre of chnrKO , on receipt or price.
t-cndrorDr.lliiinnlirrv/i'nnnlion Dl3en oC ; <
( Ml panes ) . nlso Illmlrntcd CntnlngueS-'iOiHT
Address , Ilntiinhrcys' llomennathlc .Mca-
. lOOFultou Street. I\ew VorU. .
Wormy Veins ortlio l-crotum Otltn the un uj. ,
atd cau > t at Lost Manhood , Debility , ie. ,
turni \ > j the Elastic CracJIo-
onipreBBor , 4 > 5. ' " " fiuinti. Circul rKiea
Tttfg CIUMfAI. ABEMCr. KOfdteaCt. . How York.
.
mm MALADIES
and radical cure by my
j method , based ou recent scientific - i
entific researches , even in the
most desperate cases without
tmy trouble to the functions.
[ cure equally the sad con-
lconsequences of the sins o
I you ! h , nervousness and im-
'potence.
DIBOllCTIOIf OUARANTEKD. .
ajor to Bond the Exact description ol the Slckncs * .
Bomber of Several SciontiGo Societies.
O , Wnco do la Nation 0 , I'AIllS , ;
m&o wcJisit
IN THE PASTRY
BF
fnnllln.I.rmon.Oranirc , rte.anvnr Cnltci ,
eumitl'uilillnir > , > fecii < lellc--iitrly anil nut.
ullyui tlieTriiH fVumvbl9li IU y iimtiutlo *
) ll STKENOT1I AND TKDK FIIU1T
ILAYOJl 'J'HEY ' STAND ALOXU.
pufpARfo nr TNI
Price Baking Powder Co. ,
'ilcaco , III. Bt. Loulo , Mo.
uAKf or
r. Price's Cream Baking Powder
-w-
t ;
Price's Yrast Coins
r. Lupiilin ,
Ile t Dry Il i > Yrml ,
c i.T.ir 33ir
;
V/Si WAICJ ; BUT ONU QUALITY.
SUOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Iraham Papei' Co , , :
S17 and 219 North Main St. , St. Loula.
W1IOLEHALK UOLE113 IN
OK,1 PaBTir"iraC * f WRITING
CWH.JPAPEfCE , { wHAI'WMO
KflYElX > raVCAHD BOAJID ADD .
S'OTTtT'ff'WD'C ! CST'rtr' ' * ' ! ? ' >
SSiS-JDi JLJcjil > DAUUJtL
fXTCaih pUd lor lUti ol al
FROM DEATH TO LIFE.
MelyinSalislinryjflioWassoFearfolly
Cntjpon His FdOnco More ,
A "Wonderful CAHO ntul ono AVIilch
CniiIlnrtlly bo GAccountctl for
[ SnllsDurj-'s First Dny Out.
Yoatoriay , for the first time since hia
frightful injury Mr. Salisbury was upon
the streets of this city. The occurrence
of this fearful accident is .still fresh In
the minds of the readers of the BEE.
On the 8th day of May Melvin Salis
bury was engaged in removing n largo
pane of glass from the front of the old
Paxton building , corner of Pi ft couth and
Farnam stroota. The scatlbld on which
lie stood gave away , nnd ho was precipi
tated to no basement with the glass upon
top of him. In the fall ho was terribly
out in the nook , nnd nil hopes of his re
covery were given up.
It seems , however , thnt hia time for
death had not yet como , for physicians
were called and the wound was dressed
and Salisbury lives to-day n monument to
medical nnd surgical skill.
Onp week ago last Friday ho sat up
'or the first time since the accident and
yesterday , the forty-sovontbny | ) since ho
was hurt ho visited his attending physi
cian , Dr. Stone , in his ollico. To say
that his recovery is wonderful does not
half express it. It is simply a miracle.
It is n case , another such of which is
not found In medical or surgical works.
A man cut as was Salisbury has never
boon known to live longer than n few see
ondaand but for his courage and presence
of mind ho would now bo beneath the
sod.
sod.His
His lifo being saved is largely accoun
ted for in'this manner. Only n few days
before the accident young Salisbury and
his father wore talking at homo about
hemorrhage and were tollin g what they
would do should they see n man cut in
the street. Young Salisbury said
ho would plunge his fingers into
the wound and staunch the How of blood
and then press upon the arteries from
which the Wood was flowing. When ho
received his injury ho did just ns ho said
lip would do for nny ono olso. Ilo put
his fingers into the wound in such n man
ner ns to partially check the homorrhngo
and ran with all the speed nt hia com
mand for n physician. Dr. Stone foitu-
nately was soon nt his aide nnd in a very
short time Drs. llobort , Ayera nnd Lee
were present. The four physicians then
wont to work to save the young man's
lifo.
lifo.Tho1
Tho1 injuries received were the cutting .
of the external carotid artery , both jug >
ular veins upon the left side of the nock ,
the facial nerve and laying wide open the
parotid gland. It ia customary in inju
ries to blond vessels to tie both ends of
tlio arteries and veins , but this wna ron-
iorcd Impossible ! in this case , from the
fact that ono of the veins was cut oil'
: loao to the skull nnd the great carotid-
irtery and the internal jugular vein , were
ied two inches below the wound. The
iavity made by the glass wns deep nnd
argo enough to receive the whole of two
.numbs rendered necessary to chock the
low of blood. This cavity was filled
vith comprcaaors and the great danger ;
vas that they would not bo tulliciont to
irovont a later flow of blood or secondary
lemorrhago.
After the operation had bconperformcd
ho patient escaped the perils of stcon-
lary homorihigo nndjblood poisoning both
if which were greatly feared. Ho drank ,
tuormous quantities of milk which made
ip very rapidly the terrible leas of blood
nd ho did not have an unfavorable
ymptom , except throe or four hours of
over ono night , during the whole of his n
onvaioBconco , Whentho compressors cnmo
.way about the fifteenth day n vast cavern
703 soon beneath the ear , which incusn ]
irod two and ono half inches wide and M
no nnd three quarters inches in depth ,
bowing nt the bottom a bono called the
tyloid process. It is thought that no
aortal surgeon over saw that bono upon
living man.
This great cavity had filled up so that
b ia only a depression to-day. Ono of
ho ligatures a till remains , not yet hav-
ng given away. Wo can now aao the
csulta of the injury. Tlio facial vein
laving been cut tlio patient ia unable to c ,
rown with the left side of his forehead ,
lo is unable to cloeo the left eye nnd it
rill probably cause him n great deal of
.mioyanco and will bo greatly weakened
> y the dust as ho cannot clean it by
vinking. The left corner of his mouth
Irops down n trifle fnnd then
us ionguo ia protruded from
ho mouth it goes lo the loft aide. With
all these little inconveniences ho is not
diiiigured so as to attract attention in nny
way. Ilia articulation is not impaired
in nny way. The tying of the arteries
on the left aide of his neck gives him ,
no pulsations of the ait erica on that
sldo ,
During all this trying ordeal ho has .
not exhibited this least sign of weaken
ing but on the contrary lias been very
courageous nnd has had n firm deter ;
mination to get well. Ho has only lost .
about fifteen pounds in his weight and :
the entire community will be pleased to
hear that ho ia now on the high road ,
to permanent recovery' . .
DEATH FBOM OHOKE DAMP ,
a
Oils A. Mnnclioiitor RiifTooatctl by In- :
:
Coroner Maul'was again called upon
yesterday to hold an inquest upon the re
mains of ono who had como to his death
by other than natural causes.
This morning Otis A. Manchester , a
laborer at work for L , 0. Gordon , a well
liggor , was sent by hia employer to re
pair a cistern on Thirtyflfth and Seward
itroots which they had built but which n
dad from the poor cement used in it bo-
jomo leaky , Monday ho WOH engaged >
in pumping out the water from it and
ivhon that Jiad been done built a fire in it an .
at
io prepare it for the work which ho was t ;
o do yesterday. t !
Yesterday about 10 o'clock ' ho * went
lowti into the cistern , which is about aP
welvo foot deep , upon a ladder. Mrs. aH
tVadddl , near whoso house the cistern
9 , heard a man groaning shortly after ho
vent down , but looking into the cistnrn
ould not see him. She ran to Air ,
loncs who wont down the ladder in
loarch of Manchester , Ho y s found
) ut the choke damp forced Jones to
eave him and como to the top , lie final- '
y went down again and putting rope
iround Manchester's body drew him
.o the top , Manchester was still living
ut breathed only a few times after being
lolpodout.
Coroner Maul vas aont for , and hold
nn inquest on the spot , the verdict of
the jury being thnt the deceased came to
his death from suffocation caused by in
haling foul nir while nt work in the place
bftforo stated.
Manchester was n young man about 25
years old. Ho has n sister residing on
North SJlrd street just back of the lligh
School , who is now lying nt the point of
death. Another sister is in the western
part of the state , but her address could
not bo learned.
The deceased hod boon living with his
employer for n short time past In Shel
don's nnd Isaac's addition.
The remains nro lying in the coroner's
oflico awaiting interment
I'oatoiUco Changes.
Postotllco changes in Nebraska nn
Iowa for the week ending Juno 151 , 1881
famished by Wm. YnnVlock , of th
postollico department :
NK1IHAHKA.
Established Olondalo. Antelope Co.
Frank A. Black , P. M. Penbrook , Cher
ry county , Theodore H. Tillson , P. M.
Discontinued LaPorto , Wayne coun
ty. Verdigris Valley , Knox couuly.
Postmasters nppointodBiinbridiro
Harlan county , Unas. J. Dolnhoydo
Emmet , Ilolt county , Miss Maggie Mai
loy ; Inman , Holt county , Clayton Troth
Monroe , Platte county , Goo. W. Alvor
son ; O'Connor , Grooloy county , Charles
Russell.
IOWA.
Established Holiness , Mahaska coun
ty , John P. MeCron , P. M.
Postmasters appointed Dublin , Wash
iugton county , Snmuol S. Cilhoun ; Golden
den , Delaware county , Albert Miller
Pleasant Vnlloy , Scott county , Wm
llogors ; Truvo , Madison county , Isaac
Ilolmos ; Wort Branch , Codnr county
Wm. T. Donsall.
WVIi ISIiANl ) .
Tlio Curiosities to bo Seen on Queen
Ulmrlotto'H Islunil.
Kroin the Victoria (15. ( 0. ) ColonlsU.
Probably no other group in the wide
world carries more curosilios , nntura'
ind artlGcial , than Queen Oharlo'.to Is
land ; few , I think , have as many in the
the same extent of country. The goolo <
; ist , the minornlist the botonint , the ar
tists and the agriculturist may each of
them find n wide Hold for research ,
while the antiquarian , the thoologist and
jthora of that ilk would bo highly inter' '
3stod.
In their strange nnd wonderful sea
hargins , in their not loss wonderful cav-
jrna , in which nature's work in long paat
igoa ia written ns phiiily as on the pages
) f n book ; in their rocka , whoso volcanic
iontortiona amito the beholder with
miazomont ; in their shells , which as foa
lila nro found doop.down in thoaoama of
ta nnthrncito coal , while near Capo Ball
.ho oamo aort nro found nlivo in the sanda
f the Bcnahoro ; of thcao the geologist
iould write volumes ,
lu their quartz lodges , which have boon
raced from ahoro to shore , in which gold
a plainly visible in coal measures and
ithor materials , a wide flcld may yet bo
ound for the mineralogist.
The various kinds of plimln belonging
o thcao islande , the tiny ilowcra in tlioir
latural beauty peeping out from behind
ho molting anow-drift on _ the lonely
aountaina , the modest lupins nnd the
uscious strawberries , nature's ( jift tenon
non , nnd even the broad-leaved buah-
raas nil thcao , ns they follow in the
rnko of the receding watera of Quoou
/liarlotto'a atormy seas , would yield an
inplu atoro for the botaniat.
Among the anew clad mountains , by
ho wild torrent nnd the gontlarivor , , by
ho lights and ahndea reflected by their
unset hills in autumn's shortening days
boundless range is offered for the pen
il's mngio skill , while the broad ncrcs of
ich allnvial bottoms nud the unlimited
xtont of Innd whoso nutritious grosses ,
raving in the breeze , would load tlio far.
lor to say , "Oh , if those lands wore mine
nd nny flocks or herds ranged over the
nxurnnt plenty they nflord. " To the
ntiquarian , the ethnologist nnd other
ciontista the rich carvinga on the col-
ma and the quaint old legends they do- ;
ict and the legendary lore of the people
rould afford a vaat untrodden field. )
.
3von the chonchologiat would fool nt
OHIO on the abalone shell-covered shores ;
f Pillion Bay and on the rocks of
forth Island.
To the piscatorinl disciples of Izank
Vnlton an unlimited amount of sport is
urnishcd by the atronms. In them they
an find the oilvor ralmon and the dainty
ittlo trnut of the mountain rill. If tired
f thcso nnd wishing larger nport , lot
hem go to the greater depths of ocean ,
own to where the otormy wihdaof
rihtor are never felt , to where , deep in
ccan's cavea , ho will find n myriad
hrong of thcHo doni/.cna of the deep
ho black cod.
On these inlands even the moralist
nil find aomothing in hia lino. Lot him
cok the deserted villages and linger in
heir ruined hallo und'study the works
low crumbling to ruin , left behind by
huir ancient inhabitanto. The tall ,
iarved column pointing heavenwardwith
ts mystical hieroglyphics from bottom to
.op. Hero is one whoso oloborato crv-
ngs boar the imago of n man on top
Tearing a atoiicd head-dress. It is
hroo circles in height , nnd each circle ia
.wolvo inches above the other ; thcao cir-
loa Dhow the ruins to have boon the
hvolling of a chief. Lot him force his
vay to the door of the houao through
.ho grass and elder trees which hide the
mciont pnthwnya. Having reached the
louse let him dccond the half-rotten
ilair down to the body of the houao
imong the intrusive older bushes flind
here note .what ho sees. Piled in ojiu
ornor is a heap of iron , remains of some
infortunato ahip. What are thcno'box- ,
33 , mildewed and moss-cqvorod , piled in
Condor corner ) These are the family '
) ozes. Some held the .oil and other
bed they used , while others hold their
ilothos. Thcso ho will find , but where
ira the people ? Where are the women
3apt. Dizon wntoa of as
air , when washed , as English
nilkmaidti1 Where are they or their do
condants ? Call them , nnd echo , through
heir ruined halls , in wailful , mournful
lumbers replies : "All nro gone. " Ank
hnin mortuary columns on every hand ,
nd the answer is still the earno ; "All
TO tjono. " Ask thclndiaus who may bo
.long with you , and their answer is : "All
ro dead. " Look among the empty hot
les scattered in largo numbers all over
ho floors of the the deserted houses ) ,
niong the long grass and to the boxes on
losts among the green bushes , and you
rill find the mummified remains of all
hat is left of those pooplo.
I'uhllu Confidence Gone ,
Vail Htrtct Now ,
"Yon can't begin to realize how this
3uo matter , and Fish matter , and the
'onn Bank failure , and the Grant &
Yard case have alfcctod public confi-
enco , " ho said as ho tipped his
oa ,
"Have they i" queried a man across the
able.
"Well , I should remark ! I am the
inventor ot the process of making coflir
from pressed sawdust nnd of trimmin
them with stamped paper to imitnt
satin , I can furnish the protliost rasko
you ever lay d wn In for about $ C. "
"That's clog cheap. "
"Of course it is. Before this panic
had the promiao ofcapital _ by the million
Public confidence ia gone , nnd no on
wants to risk n dollar even in n bi
thing. Think of HI Twenty pounds o
sawdust pressed into a casket warrantee
to fit _ or no sslo , nnd this trimmed up it
beautiful style for thron cents apiece
Not profit , 000 per cent , Cash capita
required to establish business enl
$1001"
TUUTIjK KIGUT.NG.
ABtntoitlfltniut 1'nntliuo that AlToril
na Much Kxultotnont ixs n Dog-
Now York Hun. '
"Talk of bulldogs fighting , " said
sporting man yesterday , "why , they're
not n marker to what I saw the otho
night in nn old fashioned tavern , non
Clifton , Staten Island. A coun try inn'
brought in two snapping turtles , whlo
ho said ho had _ anight that afternoon
"What nro you going to do with them , '
I asked. 'Fight 'em , ' ho answered ,
laughed. 'Guess you'ro n stranger i
these parts/ho said. 'If you'ro willln
to pay for n little fun , I'll ' show you r
hotter fight than two bulldogs ever made.
1 put up a stake and the countryman
put the turtles oloao to oacli other on th
lloor. They were n still ns two empt ;
shells for nn instnnt. Then two snake
like heads darted out , nnd the glittering
eyes Boomed to take in the surrounding
nt n glanco. Then the heads were drnwi
in and there vroa n period of quiet.
"Then ono of the turtles put out
fore flipper , nnd the other snapped nt i
viciously. The other responded by im
bedding his teeth in the nock of his an
tagonist. They held on for several min
utes nud then wo shook them apart. Foi
an hour and n half they kept this sort o !
thing up , The favorite hold Boomed to
bo on the hind flipper , nud when such n
hold was obtained , the biting turtle
dragged hia victim Around tlio floor unti'
wo forced him to give up his hold. 1
never saw anything equal to the quick
ness nud forr oily of the turtles , Thoit
heads Unshod in nnd out like lightniiuj
nnd tlioir tooth closed llko vises upor
ovary exposed hit of flesh , oven though
it wna unguarded only for nn instnnt AI
the end of nu hour nnd a half both were
as full of fight ns nt the start nnd the
countryman had to break their lust hold
with n stout atiok. "
An ISxultlnK UullVilo JIatit.
Dill Nye , in Now York Mercury.
Not very far back in the history of the
Laramie plains buflalo were na common
as nntelopo are there now , and nn a good
day yon will aoo ItOO to COO nntolopo in n
ride from Laramie City to Last Chance
nnd back.
Now , however , the buffalo have taken
their flight from oouthorn Wyoming nnd
drifted to the northwest , frhoro they can
still bo slain for a few more years. The
day is not distant , LJcnr , when wo will
have only one buflivlo ojiioco for the for
eign dndcs who oomo 16 our coasts to regain
gain their health nnd uutrryour heiresses.
Wo were rather ataeflTO ono day in
Laramie by the howl of "buffalo" on the
utroots , notrlong ago. Inquiring into the
mutter I found that the ( jamo had aeon
sighted across the river , not over throe
iniloa from town. Everybody waa wild.
In ton minutes the livery stables were
empty nnd every man with n team had a
load of excited men moving toward the
hord.
It was n grand exodus , and for n mile
or two it looked like n mass mooting ,
there'woro two or tliroopuna and perhaps
twenty rovolvora in the party. Some of
us were in express wagans , somn in drnys ,
ind some in carriages. Wo hurried on
excitedly until the ndvnnco guard sot up
i wild yell , which meant that the game
nraa in eight nnd that no ono in the crowd
lind ever aeon n buffalo before.
Everyone's oyea were strained to got a
limpso of the hord. Every ono held his
3rcath , waiting for the thunder nnd dust
f the stampede , I had just decided that
.ho whole thing was n sell , when ono of
ho party pointed out , nt a little distance ,
in the foothill to our right , n buffalo
jull. This was pur prey. Ono hundred
ind fifty of ua , like nn army with tonm-
itors , had coma out hero on the plains to
slaughter this melancholy bruto. Ilo
was trying to cat when wo hove in night ,
uid waa doing ns well , perhaps , ns nny
buffalo could withcut tooth , Ilo had
worn most of hln hair off when the coun
try waa now , nnd it had neglected to
row again. Ilia curs had boon gnawed
by covotoa and the rnvagcs of time
till they had n fringe on them ever nn
inch doop. His back looked like ono of
these old-fanhioncd hair tiunks , nnd his
little fivO'Ccnt tail had about ua much
hair on it as a rnmrod in full bloom. 1
never Haw such a wad-looking face. It
Imd an bxprosaion of deep aoulnd woo nnd
pained surprise , such us n man has when
u livo-story brick warehouse falls on him.
Ho had the eutno grieved , uorrowful look
of reproach that a man might wear if ho
woto to leap a nine-rail fence in the
solemn hush of the night and fall into
the embrace of a bull-dog in the prime of
life.
life.Tho
The old bull raised hia head in a
solemn way nnd tried to snort ns ho used
to in the early history of the country ,
but it was a failure. Ho then tried
to raise his tail and lash his sides with
it , but the effort was not crowned with
success. * ' His tall had forgotten its cun
. " '
ning.'f f
Ho then tried to flash his eye but it
wouldn't flash. Ho turned slowly around ,
affd , as wall as the poor old 'foundorl'd
Wuto could , ho tried to atablo away.
Then a bravo man from the cultivated
'east , wearing a now suit of buckskin
thit ho had just bought , n/do ' fearlessly
up to the old bull and' filled him' full of
buckshot from the muzzle of a second
hand shotgun.
The veteran of the plains fell with
half bellow , half groan and died. Ho
would have died in a few days anyhow.
It wns nn oxcitiUng hunt !
Tlio man who assassinated that feeble
old bull was at once named the Buffalo
Slayer , and ho had to go somewhere else
to got work. I don't know why it is
considered such a big tiling to kill a buf
falo. It is far moro difllcult to kill
good , nblo-bodiod elk or door. I saw an
Englishman at the Palmer house last
summer who had , no doubt , failed to
find a buffalo docile enough to ntand
still and bo shot , HO ho wus carrying homo
to Merry England the uloaohcd and de
caying skull of a buffalo killed fifty
year * ago , perhaps. Yea , sir , ho was
carrying that thing five thousand miles in
ashuwl strap ,
Two Gonlliifoiiolc ,
Ht Louis Olobo Democrat ,
In the opinion of tno Now York Sun ,
"four months of common sense will give
the democrats the victory , " It may bo
observed , also , that when the law of
gravitation nhall bo reversed the Missis
sippi will begin to run up-hill.
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