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OMAHA DAIL * BEE FRIDAY JULY 11 , 1884. Vltnt Questions ) ! ! ! Atk the tnosl eminent jjii/steinn Of any school , nhat Is iho bc.it thing in Iho World for quieting and nllnvingnll irritation of the nerve , and curing nil forms of nervous coirjplnlnts , giving natural , childlike refrnh- nd they will tell yon unhesitatingly Some form ofJfofiltl" CHAVTKn t , Ask any or all of the most eminent pliys- "What to Iho best and only remedy that can IMJ relied cm to euro all diseases of the kid * ncys nnd urinary organs ; such a Ilrlglit'a dis ease , diabetes , retention , or Inability to retain urine , and all the diseases nnd ailments l > o- cnllnr to Women" "And they will tell you explicit } ' nd em t.h . cftlly" nuOmttl * Auk the Rfttno physician * "What is Iho most reliable nnd surest cun for alll liver dl oft 08or dy p pil ; conatipnlloi indigestion , billionsnc' " , malaria , fever , ague fcc. ; " nnd they will toll you : Mandraltl or DaniMionUJl" IIcnoB , whoa thoio remedies are combined will other * equally \a1iialile. And compounded Into linn nlttcrf , such a won dctfuUnd injections cutatUojiowcr lidctolopod which Is BOarlcd In Its operation * thai .no . dlicasc or 111 health can possibly eilstor resist Ha po cr , and jot It Is , , , IUrmlo'8 for tlio most frail woman , weakest lm < lid or tmallcat UillJ to use. CIIAlTEn It. "I'atlcnU "Almost dead or neirly dj Ing" I'or yearn , nnd given up hy ] ) hy ! ciaiif , JJright'a iud other kidney diseases , liver com plaints , revere coughf , called coniuinption have been cured. II omen lime nearly craylllt J'rom ngony of nenralqin , nor\ousnti ( , wnko f ulncs , und varlousdi oasui peculiar to women I'eoplo drawn out of shupof rein oicruclMlng pinici 'of rheumatism , Inllanunilory ncil dironlc or suffer iiC from HCrnfuh. , , , , , &lltheum , blojxl polnoiiln ( , ' , ilj spepvla , Indices lion , and In fict , almost all dlteascs trull" Nature Is heir to HM e bccd cured by Hop Bitters , proof ol nhlcl can bo found in every neighborhood In the loiow world. - fftTNono genuine \\lthouta bunch ol green Hop onUovhlto label tiliiin nil the \llo , poisouuu Btufl with "Hop" or "HOJJB" In thulr name. . * ort4. tnr.fi lir M PiKtrhnft , or.rwiii bl An. . M < 4 ! ! I of Ib. DiffriU * . Orfin A tew drop ! lui ! ft k d.iloloal flaror to KlM. of chtmpt-nt. ni to Ruram-r ilrinki Itj II. b.war * rftwiutrMU.Rk Tour ptft .r druKflnfol Ui ( aaula | niJuliirvll'/bK.J . u tIti1 llT ,3U > 3. } . vrerrnrjAiw , OOLR iQEiW. 61 JlJtOAWAY. If. Y. entenr . To t ho n cods of th ourlst , comnicrcln traiclcrandiiowgct tier , Hoatotter'sbto- tnach Hitters 19 pecu liar ! } adaptoJ , Blnco It eiruiirlhons the brac < * n the plijslcal cncrgloa lo uuhoalth fill Ii flucnco" . Itro- moxeionil provenU tnalnrlal fetor , con stipation , dyepeptln , healthfully etimu- htc8 tlio klclncya and bhddernndontlch I Mood. When o\or- o o in o by fatigue , whether mental or phjsical , the weary and debllltatoil Ilml it a reliable Bnurco of renewed tttroncih and coafort , For f.ilu by ill druggists and dcaleru gem-roily. EEB BTAE LINE Bolftlan Boynl andU.S , Mull Stommora SAILING EVERY SATURDAY , BEnVKEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP SlieJthine , Germany , Italy , IMland and France Btoerago OutwardZ20 ; Prepaid Irora Antwerp , $ lfi ! Eicurblon , Oil ) , Including boddlnif , otc,2d Cabin , (50 ; , Hound Trip , $90.00 ; I'.vcuralon , $100 ; Saloon from $ { 0 to (90 ; Excursion 110 to 8180. fSTetor Wright & Sons , Oen , Agents. C5 Brovl. wty N. V. CaidwclL Hamilton & Co. , Omaha. P. K. Glod man & Co. , 03 N , 10th Street , Omaha ; I ) . 1C. Kim ill , Onibh&Ai'ODl * . tn&fl ood-ly CfEAT ENGLISH REMEDY. \\Wvma8SL \ * jUlcoas ! < iTAiLOsg , . ( OK MANLY VIOOIt , Snoromton jwhooa , eta , when all other rcmo- "oo fall. A cure guaranteed. [ .CO n bottle , largo bottle , four ullilniiKl to. ENOLISU MEDI CAL IKDTITIITK , Proprietor } , 718 Olive Street , St. "I h vo sold Sir Aetloy Coopor'a VI Ul llcstoritive civas. . Krcry cuitomer kjwaka highly of It. I r.heetutlotflyomloreo It mi a roniody ol trup merit " 0. r Oooviiiir , DruKpla cKl 1883 vIB.raiot. To SMOKERS of Blackwell's Genuine Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. This Special Deposit Is to cuaronteo tlio payment of the 25 premiums fully described in our former announcements. The premiums will to jmld.no matter how small tno number of bags returned may bo. OJ/let Jllatlanirt Durham TtAoeto Co. , Jiurhan , if. Kt 1/ay 10. UM. { C Mw''ni of Durham , /Jurlknm , If. O. D An Biui-Wo Inclrwo you 811.WX1.UJ. i hlch rileueiiUce on Bpoci * > UrpoeU to | y iirenUiunii for our rmpty tolacco lm to IM rtturned Deo. UUL Xoura truly , J. U. OAIUt. l rwldent ! Oft * of Iht Knkol OurAom , } JJvrham. N , O , May 10 , IbSlj 3. B. OAn rt , , . nurham Maaa p , . Dun Hm I hoio to acinowloaVe receipt Of tll.uooon from yon. which B have iilacod upon None genulno without rleturo of DULl.on UvJ pictwnt. rv 8e onr other uinouncoioentA t W. . iho DLOOD.Tc If Ute tfiu LIVEHun l KJONEYfl nud JtKHloio. lilt ; and VIOOU uf VOUTH. U > - * jjeptla. Want of Appetite , in- /JK . ' l.0J . K"fB'f ' > : ' ' 6" ' . unil'ilre < lFeelliiKi < b olutelir cured. lunv ) > . luuiclonim . iirrivsicvelvuiit'Wlorco. liuHvvni thu luliiii mid - _ , . , Jiralii I'owtr. Bufli i liiKlroiu loinpIalnU / O 1 S % i jieciillurlo tliulr Dux will flud UBH. K&MTER'SIllON TOMIO a infa tad tj > ocdy euro , ( lire * n iltur. liMiltliy fouiplvzlon. frequent attempts nt coiniUrfi-UliiK onlyuda to tht > i > oiul | > rlly of thu ori Da uul cxptrl- . tf Un tuul'uJwfal.tolwuuiUoa.Irwi. HIS WIFE'S UNSEEN POWER , A Georgia HnsW Who Finds Millions in His Spouse. By Simply Raising Her FlnKor Slio Chops n Cora of Wood in a JlfTy Her "w'onilcnul Electric Power , Now York Journal. MAP.IETTA. Oa. , July G , This Httlo town has n sensation which throws the oloctrio woman of Atlanta nnd Savannah In the ah ado. Mr. David Hanklor , with Ilia wife and two children , lives in a pretty cottage on Wheat street. Mrs. Hanklor is a handsome woman of about thirty years of ago , healthy and robust' . Yesterday morning she requested her liuaband tn go out to the corner grocary and got a pock of peanuts , or , as they are called hero , "goobers. " Mr. Hanklor walked to the open door nnd stood look ing out upon the street. As his wife was in a hurry alio waved her hand at him and cried : "Hurry up with them joobora , Dave. " To her astonishment lier husband fell forward on his face nnd lay in the front yard apparently dead. Last night while the Hanklor family wcro in bed , Mrs. Unuklor began tremb ling , nnd a strange occurrence look placo. Tlio two children rolled out of the t un- dlo-bod , Mid tumbled over each other on the floor , the chimney foil in with a loud crash , and the hotiso rocked from side to ido. Mr. Hanklor thought It was a cy clone from n moonshiner county , but the nbacnco of the usual smell of whiskey llspollod that illusion. His wife touched lim on the arm , nnd a galvanic shock fol- owed that nearly paralyzed him. Ilav- ng road in the Marietta Times of the nu- ncroU3 cloctrio women who have lately appeared throughout Georgia ho nt once jumped to the conclusion that his wife was gifted with ploctrical powor. Know ing that rubbnr is the best insulator that is obtainable ho jumped up nnd seized an old rubber blanket which was loft in the hotiHo by a union soldier during Shor- inup'a march to the sea. Ho enveloped his wife in it nnd thn commotion instantly - ly ceased. The children crawled back to bed nnd wont to sloop and Mr. Hankler fo'lowod ' their pxamplo. In the morning Drs. Perry nnd Gordon two reputable physicians , called nt the house nnd Mrs. Hanklor gave an exhi bition of her wonderful powers. By touching her husband on the arm with her left liand and pointing upwards with her right forefinger ho was immediately hoisted up to the coiling by nn invisible power and held there until Mrs. Hankler withdrew her linger- The kitchen atovo woing nearly flvo hundred pounds was sent waltzing around the room and chairs and tables followed it. Undo Jake , a well known negro , who looked in the back window to see the exhibition , was paralyzed by a look and a gesture from Mr * . Hanklor and in terror tones yelled : ; "Tako it away nnd fo1 do Lawd I'll bring back dat chicken dis nf'ornoon. " Ho was rained from the spell and ; started oil' for the missing poultry. ; The party then withdrew to the back ) yard , where n largo nile of wood stood . waiting to bo cut. Mra. Hanklor placed the nxo upon the woodpile and pointed o her finger ut the lumber. The chips c flew DO fast that the doctors retreated \ into the house and the axe continued its f work until the pile waa split nnd piled t ; up. Mr. Hnnklor was much pleased nt this performance and has laid plans to open a self-working wood-yard , where the neighbors' wood will bo cut at onoc third iho usual rates. c To further test the wonderful power ) with which she had boon gifted , the iady wont to the Western Union tele , graph oflico , where Mr. Dickson , the manager , removed the battery which vork8 the line between hero and Kancl ias Oity. Mrs. Hankler touched the u who nnd a battery equal to 10,000 cells a , f the usual Call u ad system was at once jenoratcd. Other tests were made which ; istonishcd the people of the town who P ire greatly excited ever Mrs. Hanklor's tl jtrango powor. ii To-night an exhibition will bo given ia the opera house , where the fair me dium will lift a ton of coal with her little finger , hold thirty largo men nt nrm'a ' length nnd perform other startling ; actions. She has already received Hatc toring ollbra from Barnum and other o showmen. v EXCITEMENT. ; "What causes tlio L'roat rush nt Schroter & Uocht's Drug Storor The free distribution of sample bottles of Dr. liimnko'u Cough mill Lung Syrup , the most popular rommly for Coughs , Colds , Consumption nnd lirouchitia now ou the market. Itofrulur size CO cents nnd 800 California Ilosce , In many parts of California the roses run wild , and bloom iniHllerontly at any end all seasons , withput culture. To day , in many a mountain pane , on many n Slorra liill-aldo , where deserted and ruined minors' cabins rot slowly away , ; and the fallen loaves blow through the shattered roofs , there are perfect thickest of such roses , pink , crimson , scarlet , purple , white , croam-tintod , lomon-huod , deep gold-roses which wuro planted years ago by hardy prospectors who fill nameless graves , by little children , the pels of thti camp , by women rrho had brought carefully tended roao slips acroes the plains , aud which have grown con tentedly and prosperously over since , perfectly at homo , filling the lonely woods with fragrance and the waste places with delight. Tlio teas and hybrid porpotuals are boat suited to California , as to Southern Franco. Lists of variotioy vary groacly In different localities that nil one can say is that the sorts cultivated in Euglaud , Franco , Italy , and the South thrive be yond measure , and may bo found in one garden or another , chiefly in the coast counties. It is San Diego , Los Angeles , Santa Barbara , Santa Cruz , San Jose , . Sonoma , Alamonda , San llnssol , the val- Idys of the Coast Ilango , aud the foothills : of the Sierra , that are most famous among rosarians. The bolt of territory best adapted to the production of the choicest fruit is Idontionl with the region where roses most luxuriate. It is not alouu in old and long deserted . mining camps that largo , bright roses , re turned to an uncultivated elate , attest the fitness of neil and climate. In a gar- dun loved in boyhood , a garden in a broad valley near the mountaine , thirty miles from San Francisco , the writer well ' remembers the cloth-of-gold rose , a trim , and difznifiod shrub , kept well within > bounds for yoarji. But a now garden : van laid out , a now house built , and the old garden was loft to its own wayward will Then the cloth of-gold roau took heart of fate end showed what fancies it had cherished in secret these many years while seemingly eubmiaaivo to pruning 11 shears and spade , It grow as never ( before , sent forth ono sturdy shoot , fifteen foot in a summer , and thus bridged pace to an adjacent apple tree , nnd before winter came , hugo yellow roses bloomed among the npplo loavei A few years later the trao was fairly hid den beneath the weight of roses , and a choice were they thnt when some Sa Diego rosan'an reported n rose of fiftoo inches in circumference , the cloth-of-gol in the npplo tree furnished one that wt n trifle ever eighteen inches. Knif never touched it nor wni the groun stirred beneath ; it simply grow as if were in n wilderness , and created fo itself at least a palace of far rcachin bloor.i. But the finest rose vine the write ever saw was by the borders of n inoun tain river in northern California. I wns a La Marque , white nnd clustered planted by some pioneer whoso cabin wn crumbling to dust , whoso fences wer buried in blackberry vinos. It spranj from the rich , moist soil , climbed into wild chorrytroo , bloomed along Its sum mit , crossed to the lower branches of at Oregon maple , and crept higher am higher , until blossoming clusters wor gleaming in the midst of maple leave forty foot from the ground. Not far ol was a ruined flaw-mill , over whoso broken wheel the wntor ran in sunli sparkles. .Against n picco of stone wal the torrent had bealod in time of flood nnd undermined all except a square o moss-grown surface , ever which n wile white morning glory trailed. The hill side in some wild Winter cloud burst had hurlcc' nn avalanche half across the narrow strip of lowland , obliterating the outbuildings , nnd reaching within ton foot of the unconscious rose-vino. Bui it remained untouched , and today , as for years past , it blooms in that lonely , love ly spot , the queen of California roses run CONVINCING. Iho proof at the pudding is not In chewing the string , but In having nn opportunity to test the nrtlclo direct. ochrotor & Bccht , the .have n free trial bottle of lr. ) Bo- sanko a Cough nud Lung Syrup for each nm ] ovary ono who la nllllctod with Coughi , Colds , Aflthma , Consumption or any Lung Ail'octlou. Improved Dining-cars. Spriugliold Kopublican. The Wason manufacturing company have ono of the now dining cars ready for the painters , and both cars will begin their daily runs between Worcester and Now Haven about September 1. Thcao cars will cost $12,000 each , are intended to bo the must perfect r.iihr.iy eating- houses in the country , and will contain several important improvements on all previous dining-cara. They are 71 foot long ever all , 20 feet longer than the ordinary passenger coach , and 10 longer than the Pullman make and 9A foot wide. Thin extra length is used in" spite of the great proportiuual increase in dead weight to bo carrriod , and consequent shortening of the cal's lifo , because it al lows more luxurious interior arrange ments. The dining saloon is in the cen tre of the car , and is thirty foot long , furnished in mahogany throughout , with lloors of two-inch maple and cherry , Hid is upholstered in green leather , fhoro are live tables on each side , with a . otal Beating capacity of forty persons , uid at the side of each table is a wide ilato-glass bovolododgod mirror reaching o the top of { [ the carAt the sida of ach seat is a window with a double pane f plato-glasa below and stained glass in . .ho upper sash. Eich section aho has ibovo it a two-light oil lamp , and hinged pera chairs will bo mod to allow moro ionvoniont access to the tables. The \Iann system of ventilation is one of the 'oatures of this saloon , as by it vcntila- ing windows in the car roof are done iway with and outside air is forced by Iho car's motion through a dust fiftor , mdin summer through several layers of , stacked ice nt registers placed below lach table , In winter a coil of ataam- ipo is substituted for the cracked ico. > 3otwoeu the dining-room and kitchen is ten ifoot butler's pantry , with a hand- omely carved and ornamented sideboard aclng toward the saloon , and containing upboards , ico-box , carving table , cofloo irns , and other necessities. From this two foot paisago loads to the end of the ar , and the only entrance , into the itchcn , with the exception of a place of i ss dialies through , is from the platform hus avoiding the smells from the cook- ng. The kitchen is 1 < H by GV feet , and ioutains a 72 by 30"inch "range with , varming tables , ico-boxoi and sinks. L'horo will also bo an ico-box on the plat- 'orm , and two refrigerators underneath ho cars. The kitchen is finished in merry and maple , and four men will bo miployod in preparing food. At the- jther end of the cur are the ordinaiy ivash-rooms , hoatora , etc. The cars have ho Mann solid arch roof , which doci way with the usual clear-dock for vonti- ating transoms , and they are hung on Htfht sots of quadruple cost-stool springs , rho six-wheel trucks , using forty-two- inch stool tire paper wheels , form the running gear. About a dozen men will bo employed on each car , and ono will probably bo painted in Boston and Al bany colors , and the other in the Southern - orn road atylu. Ammonium Bittern , the world renowned jppotl/.er nnd Invigonvtor. Used now over the whole civilised world. Try it , hut bowuro > f Imitations. Ask your grocer or druggist for the guimlno article , manufactured by Dr. J U , 1) , Slcgort & Sons. McHonloro Character. Washington Special. Ill the annual report of W. II. H , Llowellyn , agent of the Moscalero Apache - cho Indians , there is a reference to some customs. "It Is a fixed law with them , " ho saya , "that the mother-in-law and son- in-law never visit each other or ECO each other except when it cannot possibly bo iwoided. I am not prepared to say whether this is a stop in the direction of oivilization or not. They are firm bo- liev era in witchcraft. Shortly after my Brat coming among them these people burned one old woman who was accused if practicing the black art , but I did not earn of it until last spring. In May last jroat preparations were made to burn Jiio witch , I visited their camp with the igoncy physician , and told them how .hey would bo held _ responsible if their ntontious were carried out. Up to the resent time they have refrained from sommitting this terrible crime. Many icopln will doubtless bo shocked , but when wo reflect that these Indians are nit a little over n century behind our Puritan forefathers , wo should not regard .Ills custom .which these savages atill etain as so strange after all men Piles are frequently preceded by n eensa of weight in the back , loina nud lower port of the 'bdomeiicowing tlio patient to uuplxiso he hat ,01110 fitloetlou of the kidneys or neighboring rgnu * . At times , syin toms of tudlgestlou ii ) present , u ilatuoncy , uneasiness of the ttonmch , etc. A molstcro llko inspiration , producing a Aery disagreeable itching particu larly at night after getting warm In bed , Ita very common attendant. Internal. External and Itching ] loa ! yield at once to the applica tion of Lr ) , JUoiauko'H I'llo Homody , which act * directly ur-n the part * Affected , absorbing the tumors , allitylng tlio intense Itching , aud of. re-cling b permanent euro where other reino- illm have failed , la not dolny until the drain ; on the By-atom tiroducisa permanent disability , but trv it and bo curod. Hchrotor & llecht , , "Trado uupplledby 0.11 Goodtatvu. " t n AN AUOT1O ADVENTtJUK. Tlio Thrilling Kxprrlcncofl of Scot tlah AVlmlci-H An Kplsodo. Glasgow Her.(1. ' The Danish and Icelandic mail steamer Thyra arrived yesterday morning at Granton from Faroo and Iceland , and landad Capt. Gcllatly and four men named Joseph FJrd , boatswain ; Alex ander Allan , sjilmnkcr , and Alexander Robertson , ordinaiy seaman , all of Dun- dco , nnd Gee go Smith , carpenter , Potor- head , nil belonging to the Dundee whaler Chieftain. Ou the 20th of May four boats' crows loft the Ohiofiin in pursuit of whales , the crow of ono of tl'o boats bring composed of Capt. Gollat1 ; and four men. After an exciting chase of several hours the boats.camo up to th school of whales , and after considorabl difficulty three of the boats got fast to ono of thorn. The fourth boat was son back to the ship with a whale which hat boon killed shortly before. The three boob remained fast to the second wha'o ' for fully ton hours ; but a dense fog com ing on they were reluctantly compollei to abandond their prize and endeavor to return to their ship. So dense , however - over , was the fog , that they began to give up all hope of being able to rcacl their vessel. By this time the provis sions were nearly consumed , and the men were so much exhausted with con tinuous rowing that it was considered advisable to attempt to make for the nearest land. The boats wcro not furnished with tails or charts , and there was only ouo com pass among the party , DO the seamen very readily assented to Capt. Goll tly's proposaHo sot out for the nearest land , whish was computed to bo two hundred miles distant. Under tno captain's guidance the crow started for Iceland. For n considerable time the three buats kept together , but a strong gale spring ing up the sea became so boisterous that they were separated. While the boats kept together the captain directed the men in charge how to stcor , but just before fore ono of the boats was lost sight of the men in the captain's boat observed that a seaman named David Buchan , belonging - longing to Potorhead , who waa steering , had been washed overboard and was drowned , For nearly three days the mon had nothing to oat but the frozen anew which they found on the ico-floos , and Capt. Gullatly , who had fallen over board aud boon rescued , was for fifty hours sitting in a cramped position in the stern of his life-boat steering , while his boots nnd foot were ono solid block of ico. From the morning of Friday , the 30th of May , till the evening of Sunday , 1st of Juno , ho made a run of about 200 miles , and arrived at Langanas , ou the northeast coast of Iceland , in a very ex hausted condition. When they arrived it a lonely farm-house not far from the : east Capt. Gallatly and his crow wore in t very pitiable state. Owing to tneir nabihty to speak the Icelandic .onguo they had recourse to signs o make known their wants. The islanders received them very hos- litably , and the mon speak in the high- tst praise of the manner in which they vero treated. They soon recovered from .ho fl'ecb of their long exposure. Capt. jallatly entertains grave doubts as to the afoty of the two other boats , as ho fears t would bo impossible for them to roach and. It has always been a rule with the nastors of the Dundee sealing and whal- ng fleet that during the fishing opera- Jens n sufficient number of hands to nnuacotuo ship are loft on board , in the ivont of any casualty occurring , and as his rule is likely to have been followed n this case there is good reason to bolieyo ho ship is safe. The Chieftain , it will o remembered , loft Dundee for the irconlnud seal and whale fishing on the 7th of March , having a crow ot twenty - even all told. She appears not to have icon very successful at the fishm ? , ashen ? hon the boats loft the ship only four ish and sixty scab had boon captured. ho Chieftain is a threa-mastod schooner f 109 tons register. She was bftilt at jossicmoath in 1808 , and purchased for ) undco owners last year. This was her irst voyage as a whaler , and during the rlntor months she was specially fitted up nd fortified for the now trade in which ho was to bo engaged. GIRLS I EAUNING TO SWIM. ncldonts ofWomon's Day at tlio New Fubllu UatUg. 'hlladelphia Record. The girls had a fine time at the now ublio baths at Twelfth and Wharton troota on Monday. Over 180 of them [ ilattorcd and splashed and screamed icrrily during the day. They were not 0 export as the female denizens of the Id bath house at Almond street wharf , 'but they will soon learn , " aaid the lady ho has charge of the bath on woman's ay , and who keeps an eagle ova upon all ion who approach within huff a equaro f the sacred lot on Mondays uud Tliura- ays. One of the Almond street wharf girls ho can awim like a fish , walked over to tie now bath to sou how the girls got long , She acknowledged that the water 1 the now bath-houso Is a little better hau the turbid liquid in the Delaware tver , "but it is not half so jolly , " aho ddod , "and the girla muko ao much fuss hat it's dreadful. " A liUlo bare-footed miss of 14 who topped at Brand and Wharton to shako ho water from her long hair , and who lad just had her first swimming lesson , aid it was "mighty nice , all but getting lie water in your inwutli and eyes. " A reat big girl , aho said , had fallen ever ler in nn effort to keep her head and foot bovo water nt the eamo moment. The ig girl had nearly drowned half a dozen ther girls in two foot of water. She had ripped them all up , and there was a tor- iblo time for a few seconds under the vator , although there was no possible anger of any ono getting hurt. This young candidatofor aquatic honors aid to a reporter that she thought the iris had just as much right to bo awim- lers as the boys. She said they could like moro graceful efforts in that diroc- on , and added , "wo intend to boat hem. " _ It ia a favorite amusement among the iris who are sutliciently expert to dive own to the bottom of the pool and looker or pennies , which are thrown by some f thn udult females who frequent the ath on women's day. Quo young girl t these contests has , uinea the uoason pcned , made nearly u dolhr at this port. There is talk of a swimming match etweon tha girls at the new bath .and 10 Almond atroot wharf girls as eon 01 the former have obtained suf- ciont oxnorionoo and akill to make the rial. Know Him by Hits Touuh ou tlio I'lo. an 1'rauclsco Argonaut , A friend who was recently traveling by age-coach ever a California road told no an anecdote concerning the 'driver which rather amused mo. Thcpo chario toers. by the way , are peculiar people I make it a point whenever Igoanywhor by alago-coach to got the box scat an commune with the driver when I can Sometimes ho will not commune. M friend Viator found it eo. The drive was dumb as an oyster. There was ovoi n tingle of contempt in his inonosyllabl stoppers to conversation. At last i Station was reached , where , as the join tersely informed his passengers , the ; were to "rasalo with their hash. " The got off nnd "rassled. " Viator was ho.ivi ly thrown. When the first course wr removed the neat-handed Phyllis , wjn ouorally officiates at wayside oatin iOiiscs , came to Viator , whisked som crumbs on his lap'and some gravy on hi coat collar , and remarked : "Piorpuddon ? " 'Pio" ' said Viato mookly. The pie was brought , It wa confcctod with dried apples incased wit * liorn. Viator excited the neat handci Phyllis' amused contempt by oiling fo fork. The remainder of the guests prici open the pie with a knife. As Viato was toying with this sudden do.tth viand lie noted the driver regarding him wit much intorot. After the meal the journey noy waa roaumed , nnd , to Viator's sur ; > rise ho found the driver complotel. changed. Ho had unbent. Ho wa quite n ( Table nnd communicative. I3o ere the next station was reached the , were fast faionds. "Toll mo"aaid Viato t last , "whit is the roanon you vroro s 'disposed to converse with mo nt first DU must have had some prejudic against me , " "Wall , you see , " rcpliei .ho driver , flicking n fly with great precision cision from the nigh awing horse's oar 'at first ye BOO , 1 thought you wn s tlothoeist preacher ; but when I aeon ou gtvo that high toned touch on you ) io 1 knowod you waa a gambler. " A CARD. To all vho arc fulferhip from cjrnrn .jiiil Indiscretions of } oulli , ncrvnnseakncas , t.irlj ocay , losa of nuuihoo' ' . etc. I w 111 Bond a rccli o tha will euro jou , KllKK OK CHAKOK. This great rcm c'v wns dl8co\erc < l bj ami slonoryln South Amcrl i. Send self ndclrmcil envelops to llxv. JosKniT Nil AX , SUtlou D. Now York. dy o mi ; cod am. s. kgont McImutliHii Dcsorlilcs Him Viishiucton Special , Jatnos McLnughlintho agent atStand- ng Itock , Dak. , in his report , knocks rood deal of romance out of the public stiraation of Sitting Bull. McLaughlin ays. * 'Ho la an Indian of very mediocre bility , rather dulland much the inferior of Gall and others of his lieutenants , ahnot understand how ho hold such away nd controlled men BO much his superior 11 every respect , imlesi it was by his ob tinucy and stubborn tenacity. Ho is lompoua , vain and boastful , and oonsid- irs himself a veiy important personage , > ut as ho has been pampered and lionizec 0 much by the whites smco the battle ol jittlo I3ig Horn , I do riot wonder that ho ias an inflated opinion of himself. " Describing Sitting Bull's attempts at arming , Agent McLaughlin says that ho iaally convinced the old man that his ar record would give him no standing al lie agency , but that the Great Father ecognizOfl aa the big chief the most in- ustrlous Indian , aud the ono who die lie most good and set the best example mong his people. Sitting Bull , who h mbitious , decided to go to work , and , iking a hoc , commenced to help some oi lie other Indians plant corn. " 1 visited lim in the field , " reports Agent Mu- janghlin , "and ho aeomed quite pleased liat I found him laboring , and in reply ; o my question whether ho found farming cry hard , ho answered mo , 'No ! ' I think 10 has determined to become a farmer in arnest. " To make a salad that is certain to please 11 tastes you need only use Durkeo'a Salad Dressing. Nothing equal to it was ver offered , and none BO popular. It is superb table aauco. ho Dangerous Electric Light Wires. oiton Transcript. Enough mischief , alight as it all ap- loars , waa done by electric light wires ast night to confirm the statement that 10 presence above gronnd of apparatus or the conveyance of electric fluid is angorous , and to emphasize the demand lat such apparatus bo buried. It waa nly because a number of clerks were at vork in the Lawrence building that the re last night was discovered and oxtin- ; uished in time to prevent aerioua injury .0 property Otherwise as it started in well at the rear of the building , nn en- ro story might have boon in flames bo- ore discovery from tlio street would have } eon possible. The cause was the cross- ig of oloctrio wires , and the same cause porated in two other instances at about 10 same moment , on Kilby street , rid n the premises of the Mavcmick Na- onal bank. Aa it happened there waa muly discovery in each of these two ases , as well as in the affair on Water root. But how if there had not been ? 'ho electric light companicsmusc at least idmit that fire from their wires is possi- le. Not except something unforeseen lappons to the wires , may bo their pro- iso. But are they ready to agree to in- omnlfy anybody in case of loss shown o bo occasioned by their wires ? If the nsuranco companies alinll agree to charge xtra ratoa on buildings , in front of or vor which wires are strung , as has been ntinmtrd , n long atop will have been akon toward an abatement of the nui- inco. _ _ _ _ Meeting After Fifty llvo Years. lastou , (1'onn. ( ) Free Press , July 1. Fifty five years ace ; two maiden sisters lamed Tinsley , of Manhoim , now Mrs. Idolman and Mrs. Nailer , separated , and iiring that time neither saw nor hoard 1 each other until a few days ago , when ley mot in a somewhat singular manner. t appears that Mios Mullin , a daughter f Mrs. Edolman , accidentially hoard of family by the name of Tinsluy residing t Coatsvillo , ncd ou inquiry of the post- naster learned that a family by that mine did live there. Mrs Nailer being uformod of the correspondence , without nforming them of her intended visit , : artcd for Mftiiheim ( and , passing along 10 Dancaster turnpike , stopped nt a louse nnd inquired for the Mullin family , when to her surprise she found her sister u the very house , who , being an Invalid , r soon as she heard Mrs , Noilor'a voice , ocognized her as her sister. Mrs. Kdol- nan is about 70 years of age , and Mrs. s'ailor is about 77 years. Ladies should re fleet before using any reparation that isapplicdto BO delicate umoo us the akin. Any cosmetic will t first impart a beautify ing effect and not pparontly injure the akin , but in a very hort time little blotches and diacoloso ions appear on the face which ccnclu ivoly ahow the poisonous drugs in that ompoaition , It can bo safely aaid the nero than two third * of the face powder contain thpeo injurious ingredients. Poz oni's medicated complexion powur ia not nly absolutely free from all delotoriour matter , but He principal ingredient is an ctivo curative for all diseases of the iiu. It has stood the test of years. Said ) y all druggists. mo-eodyl r CIIOUXSK'S IILOCK. Corner Ifith nntlCnpifol Avenue , - - DNT2333 TUEATS CHRONIC DISEASE in all their fornii TOUNO 1IKN , who uro sufforlnK from iho fffocl nt Vouthful IndNcrctloim , would do well to nvn thcrnsrlt r < t of this , the Rtintcot boon oicr laid At th altixf pf diiflcrlnz hummlty. lr. Tanner wll suar utco to forfeit $10J for c\cry raso of Scmlrml Weak nc3 < of Frlxtte Dlsotse , of any l > lnd or character nhlch ho tindcrUkcaand falls to euro. MIDDT.K AOEI ) JlKX fany men between th nttes ot SO anu GO , Are troubled lih a too frcniicn io lro to etacuatfl the bladder , oltcn nocompatilo yaslhht emaitlng nnd burning sensation , and uea'.cti'nj ' of the si stem in n manner that the pa tlent cannot account for. On examining the urlnar deposits n ropy tcdlmcnt will often bo found , nn sometimes saall particles of a'bumon will appear or the color will be of n thin , mllktsh hue , ngal changing to a daikaml torj > ld appearance , lliere r many men who dlo ot this dIOlculy , Ignorant of tb causa. Hie the second etago of [ ctulnnl wcakncx < Dr. Tanner will guarantco a porlcct euro In all sue ! caso"and nhcalthy rnstoratlou of the Clenlto urlnar Organs. Lull or address as abo\e , Dr. Tanner. James HeiioallnslU Chartered by thcStateofllll noli for theexprcsapurpnse of Blvinnlinmediatc reliellr > all chronic , urinary and prl stvatc dleecscs. Gonorrhoea Gleet nndbyplnlls in all thel complicated forms , aho al diseases of the Skin urn Blood promptly rellevednnd r ermancutlycured by reme- diestc3tcdin al"or < j Vf art _ UpcrtnU'ractlrr. Bemlna V/caltncss. ffirlit Losses by Dreams , Pimples on thBFace.Lost Mnnliood.rdiifii'c/yrinwJ TAtre nit Ths appropriate tt..r.ed < . :3Dtoncc used in each cane. Consultations , per sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med icines sent by Mail and Express. No marks on C3CKafc to indicate contents or sender. Address w < i. JAMES.No. 204Wa3hinoloB 5J.ChIc flollj. LHORNE'S ELECTRIC BELT Will euro Ncnousneps iill ls " .Vmnlcla , Hclitlcn i Kldiivy , Splno nnJ I.lie j dNea'it'StOoiit.Astlinia leai I dlseinc , UjriNwIa , Con M Inn. KriKlptlai , Cntnnli . . . . . . . > . Eplfe | Y , U'lpotincj DumbAc-uc , 1'iolnpnn Uteri , i-te. Only urMttlfloKlu tile Uoltln America tint * \ttlioKlrctrlcitynnd < \ inm tivtlt.ni through th lioil > , and can bo recharged In anlr stwit by the nutlont SI.OOO Would Not Bu It. fin. nottNB I wi3 aifilctcJ v/Ith rheumatism nt ocrod by using a belt. To any ono afllletod with that disease , I would 815- , buy Ilorno'g Klectrio Belt Any ono can confer with me by wrltin ? callini at my etore , 1420 Douglas street , Omaha , Xcb. WILLIAM LYONS. WAIN OFFICE Opposite postoffloo , room 1 Fien tor block. CWFor sale at 0. F. Goodm&u'a DrugStoro1 1110 axuam Ut , OmabA. Orders filled C. 0 D IN BOTTLES. Sri anger , Bavaria. uhnbacher , Bav.ina Pilsaor Bohemian. Kaiser , - .Bramon. DOMESTIC. Budweiser Sb , Louis. Anhauser St. Louis. Beat s Milwaukee iJchlitz-Pilsner Milwaukee. Iriiii's Omaha. Ale , Porter. Doraeslic and Rhine Wine. ' ED. MAURER 1213FarnaraSt. T. 0. CAELisLS , BREEDER OF MO. VALLEY IOWA. . , - - - . "Send for Circulars. " 'iiflPROVED SOFT EUST1C SECTION . - J warranted to neivr longer , fit lithe farm neatpr. and irlYO lnit - catlsfactlon than nny other Corse. In the market , or prlcp paid wil be rt'funJetl Tholndorbtiuentitoi ChlcaL-o'o best jihyslclap ; , < U ! < .oi" s < , i i . 'irctM Irlce , nrfft Matccn Jeitn * - Id , Ml r > a Ask vour uiercliunt rortbcu. TiSOIia.D , JOMUM - - - ' -uittctiui.ray- .T. H. F. thrives on Horlick-B Teed , " wrlto hundreds of grateful mothera. Mother's millt contains no etarch. An artlflcial lood for Infants Phould contaVn no starch. The bout mid most nutritious " an " " food In health or Hicknrws lor INTANTH.aud thorxstillcitfor Btarchnmlieiiiire8ijo ( llecomnifndwl by riiyfilcann. Hlirhly Uciicllchl , to Mnriiiiwr JloUiera as a drink. Trice -it ) . , _ , - - _ audTrtccntH. Uyalidniwrfiita. end for IJook on Uio Treatment ot Ulilldrcu , frtu. "Fullr dlgesicd nd uulrilloui. " O l > " . Builty , 11. n , , AIltaitM , .V. J. " f InJ U > U tbtt could be dtilred , " n * . ir Jtetif , Stltian , Kantni. " .So beiHincj In nroroundnj ! It iilpfrlor to nf. thlnie t nt.- i Cakurn , if , II , Trey , If , 1. Will bo Bent by mall on rrcclpt of price in Blimps. HOIU.ICK'S FOOD CO. , Knrlnc , U'lM. : Honi.icK'u DBT EXTJIACT or 171G DODGE STREET. Private rooms for adults at reasonable rates , inclu. Inir nurBlng. Prompt attention ( then to emergency ases. Patients can bo attended by their own phy- clan rjTlllspensary for the poor open Tuesdays , hursdatsand ttaturdajs from 10 to 11 n. nu Classic , Scientific , Commercial and Art Depart ncnlv , llth sexes admitted. Tuition low , bo njt cheap , best of eocletv I'lilly enulppod faculty tiTAddrowforiiartlculare , llov.V. . Vf. Harsha . U. President , or Prof. C. II. Uoa itlvia , Hucretary ! the Faculty , Itollor e , Neb. jy .tn 2m Western Cornice- IRON AND BLATK HOOFING 1111 l ugu ! EL Omihn , Nob. KANUFAOTlTOEa OF Galvanized Iron Cornices l TDormer Windows , FinUK Tin , Iron and SUte wnag. Specht's Patent MeUlllo iik > llght , latent ljuitad lUtchct lUr and Brocket bhehlcii , I am IB ( reneral agent for tha , above Hue of goods. Iron reotlngs , Fencing , BoluitndM , V nndu , Iron Bir ncrease in our business we've admitted to the firm Mr Edwin Davis , who is well and favorably known in Omaha.This will enable us to han dle an increased of property. We ask those who' have desi rable property for JP sale.to place the same with us. The new firm will be 213 South Mth