OMAHA DAILY J3EJ5-SATURDAY JULY 12 1881.
0. R. SCHALLSE
,
ESTABLISHED AT OJIAHA , 1809.
Offers a large list of Real Eatato
for Sale , Including the following
described property.
CH. Schiller offers loU nc r Hans * f f\\\ \ \
' fV'UV
on' 1'ttk V'UV
CK. Schallcr will cll lots on Caea
and California ttrcctii , ( i to _ 800
C 11. Schallcr has two ot thu Uuoat
loti In city , on Cft'M ttrcat. jy > QO
RTSchallcr will soil lot mar Satin *
i.odo
dors street , on street c rs (47) ( ) .
CH. Schaller offers 4 seres near U. o rr\i \
R track. ( M. ) O. ) Ul
Oil. Schaller has In Uarkcr's sub * i7\f\f \
_ tlUblnn , OthSt.liou-o nnd lot (63) ( ) 1 UUl
OH. Hchallcr will icllon 8. llth St. , 1 Fl\\
iLJiou < e and lot (60) ( ) . / . Oil [ _
CH , Hch.ilUr will fell near Low uva-
' mic , lot 125iro (00) ( ) -J50
0 H. Schallcr has Iota In porno ot
thoncwacMHIoLS totlio cltj At
reduced rates.
CK. Sdtallcr hM for Mlo proji'tty
paying B rental on purchase irnni
la 13 SO per cent ud
Inj * v luo
Scnallor oilers lot on filming
C1L
. ftreet. 071xi70-rcaldcnce (8' ( ) 5 000
"
0 bchallcr his ( or erto ono 01 on
_ CMS street , west 22d.
K.li . Schallcr will soil ono block in T Cnn
lioyl'a mMltlon , IjOUU
K. SChallcr oUcrs a line business
proocrtvftt
CH. Schallcr will ecll H,4SO ! acres T QC flflfi
. In a body stock farm JL O.UUll
OK. Scballor-Kor fMo 10th street , r\f\r\ \
. bi Ick house , lot 6Cx20J. : , U U U
On. Sclnllcr-Ilarney street , lot 47 fl
xl20 , flno resilience , 10 rooms. Uj
Soballcr has ( or Bale on south O Gi"in
C1U
avenue , i lot and residence. AJUU
R. Sebatlcr will sell 1.120 acres , 2
. soodhouses , 2 largo luuna , biJ-
lulllfl , Bcalcg , etc.
C 11. Schallcr- Dodge Co. ( ami , WOO
acres , hou9i'3 , burns and valiublo
Improvements
0 II. Schallcr offers roma of the greatest bargaina
In Real Eatnte anvnhore
THIS OftlAllA
0. H. nOTVELL , PrcBldont ,
C. K SCHAIJ-EU , Vlco-Prooldeut.
The GENUINE 130ULDK11 nnd Colorado coal , An-
thraclto , lon-n , MissouriIllinois , Kaueu. Coal Yards
Bridge Stock Ytrclg.
OFF1CE3-117 S. 14 Street and Mlllard Ilotol ,
Omaha
PARTIES WISHING TO
LOTS AND LANDS
INVITED TO CALL ,
f
Tlca had 35 j cars' ejiperlenco In dealing
hi REAL ESTATE and may f afcly ho con-
raited as to Investments and on contem *
platrd improvements to the city. Ilaj
extensive Eastern nud European coa-
nectlona'
1'uQiphlcta and Klnjia of City Issued
free. Call at the JlillarJ llotci and cet
ono
3 * . SCHEUSEMAWISr , M. D ,
KEOULAB OEKUAN
SomeopatMo Physician.
BPEOIAUST OF'
WOIIEN , CniLDKEN & CHRONIO DISEASES.
Bonn At Itoxldcnoo , Mo. 144S B. 10th Street , till
10 I. m. , and trier S P. in. noun ) At office , No. 1C3
a:1108S. ICth St. , Hoom 7.from 10 o. rn.toSp. m
N.B. The Ttpo Worm will bo removed , vrihon
< Urmr , In t'.me of from 2 to S horn * .
wjvif T * v R HWfjnnm * nfvtf
/IiLIAMS BLOCK
15th & Dodge Streets ,
KEEP YOUR EYE
On thU lift lor bargains , ard If you wish a lot In any
part of Omaha Want to runt n houfe have jour
houeo rented buy n lioneo-Bell the uiiejou have
waut your papcro made-title looked uj ( , and any-
thlnu relating to Ueal IMato , K" anil SPU
BVAUS&IiOSARD ,
No. 213 J1.7CO House ot n > o rooms on hall loS ,
J1CO at time of Bale , and 25 per month.
No. 236 12,000 1 aero nnd 1 room bilcl ; house In
Park 1'hco , cahh.
No. 22 ? f 1,050 Home of six toorai on lot 85x160 ,
Parlc I'laoo , on e y termo , JiCO , and ? 2n per roontb.
No. ! 20-fl,5 0 Iloute and 1 t In Bowery Hill ,
flood cistern and v. ell. One-half cah and time.
221 $2.300 Good six room hou on corner half
lot , ono block from 18th utreM , eouth of U 1' . depot.
Bran now Sold on r sy teiras.
217 51,600-IIousaof 4 roomaon full lot , Center
jtreet. ( Joed well , clstcin and wallo. Half cash
and time. , . , , ,
197 I.OOO House of two looms on half lot , Ho-
gan'n addition. Ono half ci h ,
i9 J 1,800 House of four rooms on full lot , on 16th
street , couth Omaha , ono half caati ,
62 $1,800 House of ( ho rooms on full lot In P > r <
tter'a adtltlun , one block north of JJO.OOO nchool
house , 8 > uth front , ( food well , cUtoiu , &o.and a bar.
train on easy terms.
70-37,000-Cornerlot K. V. Smith' * nddltlon , two
good dwellings , south and east front , on car line ,
cheap and on eaey terms.
40 (4,000 Lota IS and K , corntr F rnam street ,
and near court house , two good dwellings on lot ,
but is hutlneM property. A K'eat bargain.
And lots of bargains all orcr town. Call nt office
And examine our Hit for Improved property ,
LOTS IN
HAWTHORNE ,
TABOR PLACE , :
OMAHA VIEW ,
And la all Dr t-cii ! Inside additions , and If vro fall
to find a lot toiuit you , out ol our extensive lint ,
thrn Omaha doci not contain one.
Omaha View Is on the mail to Iho barrackf , ind It
that I'lat south nf L. 11 Williams' residence. Wo Bell
Iolsfrom i00tot3'0 , ? 10orinoro down nt time of
ale MII | monthly | ) a > mcnt . $200 dowu and we lll
Hiuddy u a houte on the lot.
llawth ) i e U wt t of the Illt'h School one mile ,
and we are selling loU ono tlilrd ilo n mid montblv
ravracnts. .Tbla addition Is graded and lots urn $350
to ja < U cncli. Now U tto time to buy , while jiri
are low and terms easy.
Tabor I'laoe Is oil Farnam street and h a eholeo
Addition , with only twehe lotM lelt , and they ara all
' .as coed loU an there are In HioaJilitlJn , l'dces476
and 85 0.
Lots on Fherman avenue , rate and wrst fronts.
One-hall block la Wllooi'i addition , cheap and eni )
' "
iTDon't fall to call lor bargains nt the office ,
, SEARS & BQSA&B
Cor. loth and Dodge Streets.
< # WILLIAilS1 JJLOOK.
GltOVKK CLEVKIj.VNI ) .
0 rover Cleveland , the doraocralio nominee
inoo for president , vrna born in Caldwell
Essex county , N. , T. , March 1837
When ho was quilo youug liia parents ro
ttdvod to Ffty6lto , Onondagn county , N
Y. At the ago of 15 ho was sent to the
academy nt Clinton , Oneida county , bu
his itudies were of short duration. Whoi
ho was 1C years old ho was obliged to no
copt n position as clerk in n country
store , but soon afterwards was offered
position as teacher in the JNow York
asylum for the blind , where ho roinainoi
for ono year. While thus employed ho
was persuaded by a young companion to
start for Cleveland , Ohio , to seek his for
tune. Stopping nt Buffalo on the way
to visit an undo , Hon. Lewis 1 < \ Alien
ho was dissuaded from proceeding further
thor , nnd soon after began the study oi
law. Ho waa admitted to practice it
1859 , and in 1802 wan appointed nsaist'
ant district attorney for Erie county , in
which position , although but " 5 yearn
old , ho displayed gront ability. In IStif
ho was nominated by the democrats for
district attorney , but was defeated by
the republican nominee by n small _ ma
jority. Ho then resumed his private
practice of law , being a member of tin
iirm of Lining , Cleveland it Brown.
In the fall of 1870 ho waa elected ahpr
itT of that county , nnd held the ollice
thrco years. In 1874 ho was electee
mayor of Buffalo , receiving hundrodo ol
republican votes , although ho was the
democratic candidate. As mayor ho con
firmed the good opinion entertained for
liiru by honest men of nil parties. Exor
cising the veto power uuaparingly , ho
waa the moans of defeating many corrupt
municipal jobs originating in his own us
well as the republican party , nnd by the
utmost care and vix'lanco ' ho saved to the
taxpayers many thousands of dollars ,
which , if ho had performed his duty lesa
conscientiously , might have boon .ruth-
.sealy squandered. It waa while admin-
.otoring this ollico thet ho came into no
.ico outside the city of his reoidenco.
When a successor waa to bo selected
for Gov. A. B. Cornell , Mr. Cleveland
waa only mentioned as a posoiblo candi
date. Cornell had incurred the bitter
into of his former friends and patroua of
; ho stalwart wing of the party by aband
oning them during the first few mouths
of the ( Jnrfiold administration , nud they
determined to crush him. Tn this they
lad no doubt the support of President
Arthur. Secretary Polgor waa selected
na the stalwart candidate. The demo
crats responded by nominating Grover
Ulovoland , and hia election over Mr.
Folger was ono of the most remarkable
ovcnta in American politics. Ho carried
, ho state by n majority of 190,000. Ho
carried almost every county in the eta'o.
L'ho vote was light , comparatively , nhow-
ng that thousands of republicans re
mained away from the polls. It is prob
able that many democrats , feeling confi
dent of their candidate , also failed to
oto.
oto.Mr.
Mr. Cleveland has found largo oppor-
uuitiea for a man of his mold in the gu-
) eruatorial ollico. His thorough legal
raining has served him well in the exe
cutive chair. The practice of Governor
Movcland it to thoroughly scan all the
> ils ! sent to him , and not to seek the ad-
ice of outside lawyersas aomo govemora
tavo dono. Ho makes a thorough work
of this inspection , and his vetoes ccrry
onviction with thorn.
Governor Cleveland is a tremendous
worker. Very few men have devoted na
many houra to work within the past year
nd n half na ho has. Certainly no gov-
rnor of New York state , of recent times
ma been at his desk as early and haa
cept at it ns late. Half past' eight fn the
morning finds him there , andin the busy
ay , miduipht also finds him there.
Vith the assistance of Col. Daniel S. Lament -
mont , his private secretary , the governor
arefully reviews all bills , and if a doubt
r an unwise provision appears ho sends
or the introducer of the bill and points
ut the defect. Many previous gover
nors did nottakothis troublennd thereby
; ivo the maker n chanco. They vetoed
rithout any warning v , hatoyor. This
rork , that has boon voluntarily assumed
) y Gov. Cleveland , fras done in the time
t Governor Cornell by three paid oasis-
ants of high legal nbility. When the
worm weather comes Governor Cleveland
s not ashamed to atrip for his work nnd
o sit at his desk coulleas , while u throng
f visitors file in and out of the immense
hambcr and cast ely glances at "tho
; reat commoner. "
There is a softer side to GJV. Clovo-
r.iid'n nature which causes him to temper
ustico with mercy. The greatest test of
n executive's fitnea for hitt place is the
ontest that must como between what is
ight on the ono side and tbo proper use
f the pardoning power on tha the other ,
'ostimony regarding the casts of crimi-
als is often sent to him m huge volumes
nd yet it receives his careful attention
it spare moments , which are of couroe ,
nfrequcnt during cessions of the legis-
aturo. By mouns of this thorough ex-
initiation the governor often luarna moro
f the case than oven the district httor-
ey who had it in charge. Hia sympa-
liy for the unjustly accused and couvict-
d has led to many nimoyuncRi. Ho
stons to the prayers nnd tears of friends
who present but ono side of the caac , and
Imost invariably demand that ho shall
; ivo thorn some assurance that ho will
rant their request. Ho always has
ind words for the petitioners , but ho
will make no movement until nftcr the
lost thorough examination. Ho send *
o the warden of the prison to learn of
no conduct of the prisoner who is un-
er discussioni A good report has its
fleet upon his decision. In whichever
way that decision turns , the
oaoons therefore are given to the
mbllo. They are not withnld RS has
TORPID BOWELS ,
DISORDERED LIVER.
and MALARIAn
,
mlsothico-lourtlisof
From these flourocs -
the diseases of the human inco. Tlicsa
> ymitoiiislullcatotliolfoiwtcncor ( iii o <
Appetite , Kowclil coitlvc , filclc llcuil-
cliefulliieii nrtcrentliiR , aversion to
exertion of body or mind , Th-iittatlou
of food. Jrrltnhlllly ot temper , Iow
.
jnand tlio use ofn remedy that nets direct y
. ntho Llvor. AsaLlvorinoiUcliioTUTT'a
t'll.r.H have no equal. Tliolr nctlonou the
1(1 Jmiys mid Skin la iilsopronii't ; removing
all impuiUIua Uironcli these thrco < c v-
rnRen of the system , " jn'oduclns nppo-
tltc , iioiin l dlscstlon , rc'jinliir stoolti , n clear
nUliuiiulavlBorousbocly. a'UTT'.s vil.lM
cause no nuiiBoa or Kilplns nor intcrioro
with ihilly woik nnd nro u perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
lioMorfryttltcrc.atlc. OlUce.41Murr ySt..N.Y.
GlUT II UK Olt WMISICKItii _ „
jrtaiitly tonUtobSV JILACK tjyuKliiElo r\p >
pllcittloii of tlila DTK. Bohl l > y DruUts ,
or sent by nrpniss nn recolpt of 61.
Ortlooc44 > lurrivy8ttoilt , New York.
surra MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREI.
been the custom with almost every ono
of his predecessors.
The executive mansion was bought by
the state about ten years ago. It stands
on the brow of n hill on the south of the
capitol , nnd it has been occupied succes
sively by Oova Tildon , Robinson , Cor-
neil , nnd Cleveland. The state provide :
the residence and the furniture all olai
Is paid for out of the governor's salary o
$10,000. The hot-houso is not paid fo
by Iho stale , neither nro the numorou
public rocoptiotia which n prominent ofli
cinl must givo. Gov. Cleveland often
aonds Hewers to the several hospieals
and hia hand ia always open to the do
nerving charities. IIo keeps no horses
not only on account of the expanse , bu
chiefly because ho does not like them
Although ho ia a heavy man , yet ho nl
ways walks to his ollico nnd to hia church
the Fourth Presbyterian , which i
nbout a milo nwny.
AKK YOU GOINGOISUKOI'E ?
In nnuthor column will bo ( omul tha
nouncomont of Monnra. THOS. COOK A : SON
Tourist Agent * , 201 Broadway , Now York
rolntlvo to tbo very complete nrrniigomont
they have mrulo for tours in Kurops th
coming Spring nd Summon "Cook's Ktcur
Rlonlst , " contnlnlnR muni nnd full particulars
will bo uinllod to nny nudress on receipt of II
Tin : TituiKn iticu tin : nriunus lu-inciKD.
CincAno , July 11. following la n syonpsii
ol the platform ollorcd by Cicn. Duller nnd ro
joctoclby the democratic couvontion :
No tnxos , direct or Indirect , can bo rig
fully Imposed upon the peitplu except to moo
the oxpoiiscs of im economically lulinlnlstcroi
; o\enimont.
That two principlcR ehould bo observed in
lovylrg customs duties. All mntoilaln used it
LhontUmid mHtmf.icturo bo ndinlttcd free
luxuries to l > a t.ned ns higli nn poseihli * .
That ciifitouiR Inwri should bo ml jit ? ted t
[ ester Amoric&u outoi prises , not to cionl
mouopolicn.
Labor and capital are nlllon , not onomtns.
Hut c.ipitul ! i f > tron ixnd lubor i j woitk. Un
der oxlstiup lixwa contoution bctwoon thorn uro
ECttltd by brute force capital elavltiff Inbor ,
ind labor dospotliuK capital.Vo ilouiam'
that the government establish tribunals to ju
dlcially nud justly dotormini ) these coutrovor-
iui' , with power to cnforco their dnctctM.
To provide by law that l.\boring mun imy
comblno HIH ! orgaulzo and 1)0 incorointed [ ) fo
.heir protowtiou , n'ld that all dovlcea by cnpl
tnl , clthsr by contract or tariorijni or ( lUiuF
wise nro opiiressivo nnd should bo inado n
| iencl ofTouao.
Denotmcoa tlio imiwrtation of foreign pair
.10 r Inbor , nucl convict labor , nud both uhouhl
jo Buppressod by law ,
That the American pchool system nhoulij
rccoivo liberal support from the untiouni ROV
ornmont.
That monopoly engondorn two clis ° 03 the
very ch and the \ cry poor , both of whicl :
nre equnlly hurtful to the republic.
Th.xt the public huids of the Unit d SUtos
nro the heritage of all , nnd ohotild bo given
ouly to nr.tunl xottlora : views with nl.irm the
ftpid nbiorption of the domain by homo nud
'oreigu corporations , nud ilomnuds tliut con-
.rresa npply the jiropor rcnicdius with a atom
mild.
That corporate bodies created either by tbo
tate or nation , for public duties , nro pub
ic servants , to bo rcRiihttud in nil notions by
, ho power tint created tliutn , and cnlla upon
: ongre8s to exercise ita constitutional power
or regulating inter atnto commmerco.
Doinaud Livil bervico reform in all br.nnchos
if tha govt rnmont ; declnros freiiuont change
n ollico holders n necessity , to counteract the
iriatocratic tendencies of the ollicinls , and to
iitcovor and puuiali diahoncHt ollicinb.
Declarer ) adhoroauco to the doctrine of Jack'
on that the govnxnuiont ulnuo lira power to
atablijlinud ijauo money for the people ; that
lie legal tender note of the war bus boconio
ho fixed currency of tin country nnd that
neither policy nor duty c.ilU for nuy mod' '
ling with it.
TflKEE TIMES IN ONE STOEM
Icfiitatlon of the fcnylnjj Hint Llght-
Never Strikes Tic < i in the
Saino
JUrir , N. Y. July 7. The farm housn of
leury Axtell is in the town of Oatlin , Che-
mung county , two miles from 1'ino Valley
tation. In the sitting room waa a larga
ace burner stove , the pipe from which r.ui
uji through tha ceiling into another apart-
ncnt , where it entered the chlmnoy. When
, ho terrible thunder Htonn of Saturday l.iht
wan nt its height Mr. Axtell nnd toveral mem-
jera of hia family were in the Hitting room ,
oinu of them were Htting clone to tlio etove.
luddealy the room was tilled with a blinding
ight. Thustovoilew into a hundred pieces
, bout the room , breaking windowH , wnlla
, nd furniture. None of tbo ilying fragment
truck nnyof the intnutuH of the room , uor
rero any of them prostrated bv thoHhocic ,
Liglitning had Btrtick the chimney , nearly
very hrick , one half of which was reduced to
URt. The other h.v.f of the chimney remained
uniained standing. Tlio fluid lud followed
h Btovo pipe in the chamber nbovo. dividing
iinto four sections , each ono of which wan
plit into halves. After demolishing the
tovo in Urn Hltting-room the bolt hud torn
our round boles in tlio carpet nnd Hot it on
ro. 1'n in thu carpet it entered the parti-
on wall back of whcro tlio i-tovo had otood ,
li J down to thu bane board , and toro it nwny
ir tv dlhtnnca of live feet. It then pafcged
own int ) the cellar , whcroit htruck n crock
f butter. The crock WUH broken into count-
pi > H frugmcnU and the I utter ] ) .itt rod over
ill p > ris of the cellar , some pieces of it being
onnd Hticking to Ilia ceiling.
A twblo nn which Bevorftl pans of milk were
Ending h.'id nil four of ita left * taltrn oil
low' , nud every lig w.it torn into ppliiit'rH ,
hich were found in all partn of the cellar ,
'hero Wf8 nut a mark on nny pait of the table
op. Under tha tnblo nn old clmir without
ny back was utauding. The Icgu of thn table
mist have bi'i u cutoirHiiniiHnnepiisly , for thq
op WBH found rewting on tin ) chair , nnd only
Hinallqimnlity of tbo milk was xpllled , but
10 mill : waa nil turned thick and Hour.
What became of the eccentric fluid after it
tad done its work in the collar could Dot bo
earned , im them wai no mark to bo BOOH
where it hud onteicd the ground.
Thn _ inmatcH were still niniimg about the
ImiiKo in ov.itomont when another Dole struck
Iho building , A neighbor > ny ho H W n
Btrcak of tire run down the tiidu of tlio house
and disappear in tha ground. A track of
missing hinglcH and clapboards and n hole in
tha giound marked its courno. It nlao took
with it a portion of the remnant of the clilnV
noy. A few jniimtcH later the frugmont of
chimney Htill loft , standing wan doinoliHlied by
n third atroko of lightning , Thu fluid from
thU jiasiod down to the oavo-troufch , whjch It
followed to the end of the roof , from which it
jumped to thu corner of n woodAhed. touring
elf u portion of thu roof and panning down
through tha floor into tha ground. No tire
resulted Irom cither ttroko , nnd no Berloun
shock wag felt by any ono in the IIOUHO. ' , ? "
Another eln uw ! freak of lightning la ro'-
imrtod fioin HornolUvillo. Abram Furdaaw
\ bolt Htrlko the chimney of John Hecan'H
louao , un Hartshorn atroot , during tliOHtroin
of .Saturday , Thu brickn were thrown in all
directions far around. All the othir ovldonou
if the pruaoncoof the olactric current about
.ho houao wai a round hoh < in thu bottom of n
tin bun in which Btoodln thobinkiiitho kitchen /
Around the edge of the hole waH n black rim
) f an equul width of a qtmter of an Inch ,
mving the uppaaranco of boiiig burned lu the
tin.
Tlio Hot Wcullioi *
3f mld-summor has a weakening effect ,
: > oth upon body nnd mind. You feel
absolutely incapable of doing any ardu
ous work , and oven light duties are per
formed languidly and unwillingly , This
low atr.to of the uystpm causes even great
er infirmity , und gives opportunity for
serious discaao to gain a foot-hold. In
thU condition the Bystcin is quick to ro-
spund to the reviving , quickunitiK , and
strengthening eflfcctH of Hood's Sarsa-
natilla , which puriliea the blood , regu
lates the digestive organs , and infuses
fresh lifo into every portion of the body. a
I'ooplo who have taken it wrUo ua , say
ing : ' 'It puts now lifo right into mo. "
"It makes mo young ngain. " Header ,
if you suffer from tmmmor wnaktx'is , try
Hood's Sarsaparillu. 100 Uoaes 91.
HOW 1MUESTS AUK T11AINK1) .
Tlio Sttnuncr llctrcnt At Nnshotnh-
Gun. Sticrmnn's Son , '
Mllwnukso Journal ,
There is a largo house nt Nashotah
surrounded by grounds of elegant am
spacious proportions , neglected by tin
hand of the gardener , The mnnsior
itaolf is falling to decay by long diauso
Through the dense foliage , n gun-sho
away , glitters n lake , with deep , luck
bosom nud eddying shallows. Such a
place the philosophers of old might have
choaon in which to commune with nature
and converse on Iho mutability of the
unseen universe. This is the place
ohoson by the society of Jesus for
scholastic members of the order to ro
crcato themselves and gather ntrengt
and health for the duties of the year.
The society is eminently a teaching
order a band of mon who devote their
lives to tlio acquirement of knowledge
and to imparting it to others. Illgorous
is the ordeal that fita n man for the
priesthood in this order , Ton years musl
bo passed In study of philosophy am
the languages , seven in teaching belles
lottres nud acquiring knowledge of character -
actor , before the devotee can place the
title "llovorond" before Ins namo. IIo
bccomoa "S. J. " ns soon as ho begins to
teach.
It is customary to oloao the colleges ol
the order during the months of J uly am
August. For the past four or five years ,
in order to give lh < professors in these
institutions a breathing spell in the lifo
of self-denial they luwo chosen , it has
boon customary to take some largo housi
in ft quiet and secluded spot .in the rura
districts , whither would resort the pro-
foesors to pass three weeks "camping
out. " They carry their own furniture ,
wear traditional and orthodox blue sliirla
nnd pa s their time in boating , liahin
and loitering along country roads. A
n.iilo cook accompanies thorn. IIo u
also a brother of the order. List year
they wont to Monaaha , the year before
to Klklmrt , nnd three yoara 'ngo to Po-
waukco. A priest ia always present n1
the encampment.
There nro thirty-aovon scholastic
brethren nt Nnchotah tlim ye& ? , from colleges -
legos at St. Louis , Omuha and Milwau
kee. Among them , possibly the mosl
distinguished , is "Tom" Sherman , oldest
Ron of Gen. Win. T. Sherman , of St.
Louis. IIo is a teacher in the St. Ionia
university. IIo is a man of 27 , nnd
joined tbo ordor.oixyoars ago in'.England.
11 u studied in England two yoara , in
Maryland three ycara , and jtt St. Louis
ono year.
llov. Father Rosswinklo , vico-prcsl
dent of Marquette college , Milwaukee ,
s the priest who presides over the on-
campmunt. Largo as the houao is , it has
been foundnccesuary to procure tents for
; ho nccommodation of some of the gcn-
.lonion. A pleasant vacation is reported
jy the fortunate follows who compose the
larty. The rendezvous is not purchanod
jy the order , merely leased.
The society of Jcaua was founded by
Sc. Ignatius Loynlo , or as ho was known
among the profane , Inigo do Kicaldo
[ Joyalo , in 15.17. It has n supramo head
called the General , who is considered
nbout as infallible aa the pope. The
lumber of Jesuits in the United States
m 1879 waa upwards of 1,000. They are
entirely expelled for tbo Mexican and
Columbian republics. Since ita founda
tion the order haa had twenty-two gen
orals.
"What causes the great rush at Schrolar
Bocht'a Drug Store1' ' The free distribution
of sample bottles of Dr. Boaanko's Cough nnd
Lung Syrup , the moht popular remedy for
Coughs , Colds , Consumption and Bronchitis
now on the market , liegnlar nlzo 50 cents nnci
$00 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ttio Towers ol' Siluncc.
Science Monthly.
I must e y word on the subject of the
'amoua cemetery of the Pttrsoos , or , moro
jroporly , their Towers of Silence atiJom-
) ay. These must not bu passed ever un
noticed , the moro especially as they have
a kink of parallel relation to cremation ,
n respect at least to the underlying mo-
ivo prompting this most singular form of
eastern burial if burial , indeed , it may
)0 justly called.
The Dakhmas , or Towers of Silence ,
are simple masses of masonry , built of
iard blocks of granite , and covered with
white chunam. The largest of the five
ewers ia nbout forty feet in diameter ,
md not much ever half that height. The
whole are embosomed in luxuriant foliage
ising out of an enormous and xwell-koep
; arden. There is a sinh tower , square
u shape , that stands quite apatt
rom Iho live ; but lhi is reserved only
or the remains of convicted criminals ,
? ho whole of the towers have boon oruc-
ed within two centuries. These strange
limit , solemn otructurca are sot in a sun
of graceful cypresses , palms and gorge-
us blossoming plants and at the first
lance upwards the stranger ia startled
o BOO nn extraordinary kind of moulding
n the top compoHod entirely of vultures
vitli thulr hcada pointing upward , and
usually in such perfect order nnd luzy
xpoctancy , that they have boon taken
or a grotucquo ornament carved from
ho curnico fatono.
The following is an accurate doscrip-
ion of the Interior : linagino a massive
ylindcr , fourteen foot high and full forty
eet in diameter , built throughout of solid
tone , within the contro a well six foot
cross , leading down to an excavation
under the masonry , containing four
rains , terminated each by holes filled
with charcoal. Round the upper surfaoo
f the nolid circular cylinder , and hiding
ho interior from view , is n ntono para-
ot , ton or twelve' foot high. This ,
iowod from the outside Booms to form ono
leoo with the nolid utono work. The
ippor Aurfacu of the solid stone column
s.jliyidod into novonty-iwo compartraonts ,
adidting like the apokes Of u whoul from
bo central if ell , nnd arranged in three
ouccntric rings separated from oaoh by
mrrow rldgta of stone grooved to act as
Imnnels to convoy all moisture from the
ecoptaclos into the well. . . . It should
M > noted that the number seventy-two
s emblematic of the sovontycwo chap-
era of Xrouster's Yiinua , a part of the
/ondavesta. Each circle of stonn coflins
s divided from the rest by a pathway ,
bus making three ciroulw pathways
ound the central well ; and thesa three
mthways are crossed by another path-
ray conducting from thu ono door which
dmita the corpse-bearers front the ox-
erior. In the outermost circle of ctono
ollins are pldcod the body of males , in
ho middle thoao of females , and in the
nnor and smallest circle thoao of chil
dren. "
Such is , in brief , the account given by
Hr , Monior Williama , Budon I'rofeaaor
janakrit , The bodies are deposited in
ho open fltono colllns , and on being loft
here , the vulturoii , watching cm the par-
tpot ubovo uwoop down , and , it is said ,
n five minutes fly up again , leauug only
skeleton behind , Tha bearers return
n about a fortnight and with gloved
innds place the dry ekoleton in the
central well , wheio the dust of the
1'arisees remain undisturbed for ever
inuro.
JAY-KYK-SKK.
The At tempt to llrnt. Mntul S.'n Time ,
CIIICAOO , July 11 , This was the ninth day
of the Ch cngo lri\ing pirk milmnor trotting
meeting. Tlio wcnlhrr wa ? warm , cloudy mid
calm , the track fast , and the ntlvndnncti 10 , *
000. Tha chief attraction of Uio ( Uj-1 * pro-
grnminu was the nin-cial race , the nttrtnpt of
J , I. C.i'o'fl fnmo fl lilnck poldlng Tny > ] 'yo
SPO to bent the biwl trotting rtxord ( Maud
S.'K 2:101. : ) The conditions bring no favorable
it WAH genornlly supposed ho would tincccod ,
nnd before thu socoiid heat bolting was two to
nun ho would bent 12:11. : llu un lirnt wnnue < l
up , colng in nu KAIV IIACO for thnvimartcni of
n mile and coining homo from tha three-quar
ter | > oo In .11 J , In bin trials ho wan nccom-
p.-xuied by n running IIOHO driven to n sulky to
onconraqo him. Tim lint heat , it was nn-
nonncod , would only bo ft good strong iiiilo ,
with 110 attempt to beat the record ,
l''ir thoatiUlli.M ! ; , 1 > :1U : : Bil , SslM ? .
Gtiul to Hcnr It.
"For several months I cndnrod n dull patu
through my lungs and chuuldcra : lost my
spirits , nppotito nnd color , nnd could with
[ llllicnlty remain from my bed. My present
lioalthfnl condition U dun to llurdock Hlood
IHttotK. " Jlrs. K. A. Hall , Ulnghnmp'tou ,
_ _
llo\v SIio Unnamed Tivo Adiulrora.
Tall Mall ( intitte.
It would appear that in Uuosin , ns well
in many other countries , a lock of hair
Is considered n signal pledge of the tender
passion. Mdlle. Alice , the favorite
Parisian actress , glories in the posses
sion of auburn ringlets , nnd would not
part with ouo of them for less than n
iuchy. Two UusBian noblemen the
Count do L. and Karen M. were both
suitors for tbo lady'n cmilei > , and both
happened to have hair of Iho snino
golden hue 113 that of their mutual dtil-
clnca. Ench begged u look of her hair
in exchange for u lock of hia own , to
which the charming creature readily
assented , nnd , without touching n Ringlo
tuft of her head , managed to elFoct an
exchange of parcels , by which each gen
tleman received a curl of his rival's cnpil-
Inrica. The count now wears the baron's
liair next hiu heart , and the baron sloops
with the count's scalp-lock under hia
pillow.
A Hnptltit Mlnistor'H Experience ,
'I am n Buptlst minister , und before I
.nought of being n clergyman I giaduntod in
modlcino , but loft n lucrative practice for my
irosont profo.iHi.an , forty years ngo. 1 wan for
< mny yoaiH nsulltiror from quint ) ! * . Thoiniw'
[ 'cloctilc Oil cured mo. I WUH m o troubled
with honrfonow , nnaThonii1)1 liclectrio Oil nl-
wnjs relieved mo. Jlyvifn. . and child had
liphtlierirt , nnd Thomna * Kcioctrio OH cured
.hoin , nnd if taken in time it will euro tinou
lines out of ten. 1 nm conlident It IH n euro
'or the most obatiimta cold , or cough , nnd if
any ono will Uku n umiill toaHiioou nnd half
ill it with Oil , nnd then place the cud of the
ipoon in ono nostril nnd draw the Oil cut of
, ho spoon into , the bond , bynnuHiiig .11 hard
nt thev can , until the Oil tillj over into the
.hroit : , and practice it Iwico n wook. 1 don't
care how oUennivo tlioir head may bo , it will
clean it out nnd cute-thoir c&taith. ] 'or douf-
loss nnd onracho , it hn done woudorn to my
lertuln knowlodgo. It ia the only inodicino
hat I have ever felt like recommending , nnd
! nm ! orynnxloii8 to HOC it in every pluco , for
' tell you that I would nut bo without It in
my IIOHSO for nny consideration. I nm now
ulforin/ / , ' with pain like rheumatism in my
riirht limb , nud nothing relieve ) ma like
Thomas' Kclectric OH. " Dr. K. V. Crane ,
'orry ' , 1'a.
Ho IN a Good 1'mycr Tossor.
3oaton Globe
They have a now Baptist minister in a
loighboring town who has just como in
'rom a country parish. Some of his Hock
were talking about his country ways
ast night and saying ho vraa a little
: roah , when an old woman broke in :
"Ho may bo a little off in city ways
and perhaps people wouldn't take him for
a dude at first sight , " said she , "but ho
can tosa a prayer higher than nny min
ster wo have had for the past twouty
years. "
Franco to China.
PAIIIH , July 11 Demand of Franco
or payment of indemnity reached Palo-
lotro at Sharghai yesterday , and was
orwardod to Pokiu , where 'it ' will bo
landed to Isung Li Yamon today.
Trance has given China ono week to answer -
swor , and in event of an unsatisfactory
reply , will immediately lay aoigo to n
Chinese port. Preparations for an ng-
rossivo movement is complete.
Taken tlio Orcani.
'rom the Hatchot.
Now doth yo maiden fnir with golden
lair , as she perambulates the avenuocapy
ro Ice cream harbor , and she sjronmotti
jut :
4'0h , Ohollyl there ia an ice cream ea-
oonl" D
And Cholly rcmurkoth :
"Yea , dear ; but , till I can recruit my
conanccs , I four you will have to remain
n moro ice cream waiter. "
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