OMA1U DAJl/Y IJP.F TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 10.
Thonteof the term" Mho
I.W In connection with tb
ccrporMo name of jrrcMraKi
conveys tn ! < ] ( * ol u t whit
required by th lr t llrrnib ;
lie a Short Line , Quick Tirol
And the l > t ol nccommotU
_ . - _ _ - _ tlon ll ol which te lorn
ehti by the grculed tMlwuy In America ,
( JHIOAGO , MILWAUKEE
And St. Paul.
UOWDI Mirl cpcnttM over iMO ralleiol
Northern Illinois Wlwetmln , MlnncmoU , Iowa
DikoU ; Mil M t main line * , brknchu nd oonnfe.
lions tench all the crcM builnefs centre ) ot th (
Northwest nd Far West , It naturally answers h
dwcrlptlon ot Short tine , and Host Houto between
Chlo | fo , Mllnaukeo , St. rani and Minneapolis
ChlcaioMilwaukee , IA Crosse and Wlnona.
Chicane , Milwaukee , Aberdeen and Kllemlala
Chlowro , Milwaukee , Rau Claire and Stlllnaiei'
Chicago , Mlluiukrc , Wausnu and Merrill.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Hearer Dam and Oshkoth ,
Chicago , Milwaukee , Wauknoha anil Ooonomowo * .
Chicago , Milwaukee , Madison and 1'ralrledu Chlon
Chicago , Milwaukee , On-atonna and Falrlhaull ,
Chicago , Dclolt Jancf il < le and Mineral Point.
Chicago , Klein , Hockford anil Dubuquo.
Chicago , Clinton , nock Island and Cixlar lUpldi.
Chicago , Council DluCTi and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Tankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Hook Island , Uubuque , St , Paul and Mlnnoapolll.
Davenpoit. "altnar , St. Paul and MlnncapoHn.
Pullman S copers and the Finest Dining Cars In
the wrld are run on the main linesn ( UioUJIlOAGO ,
1HMYAUKKB AND 8T PAUL IIAILWAY , and c crf
attention Is p ld to passcn eri by courteous oniploje
cl the Com ; any.
S > . B. MEimiIL. Ocnl Manager.
A.V II. CAUPKNTKR , Don' Pass. Afft.
J.T. CLAMK , Ocn'ISilpt.
OKO. II. HRAFKORD. Arw'l. Oenl. Pa Aet
PRINCIPAL LINE
ritoxi
11V WAV DP
OMAHA AUD LINCOLN TO DENVSR ,
OK VIA
KANSAS CITY AND ATOHIGON to DENVSB
CouliiTtliii ; In Union Depots ut KnnsutClty
Oiniiliuniul Denver with tlnuii h tiitlnt lei
And nil polntH In Ilui ( Jiei
CS-OIUXTG-
i } ; III ( iifiml Union Dopol ut Chicago
with UiioiiKli tniiiis lor
vojf K , it o s
And nil l'ltlvTi ( 'Hit's.
Atrcorlfiultli tlin > i > timliH lor imllaimji
olla , C'liiclnniitl , Coliiivf-t3 , null nil polntH li
tilt ! South.inst ; , At 86. UniH with Ihionul
tntliiH lor nil jioinlH .Soy.\i.
lIli'Kiint Day Co'ii'llt'S , I'nilnr Guru , ullli Itti-
dining ( . 'hairs ( ontH lii'u ) , SinoK-ln- OIPHvltl
Kuvolvlni ; ClinliM , I'lillniiiM I'lilac'i ! SltM'pInt
< ! 'trw nml thu IIIIIIOIIH ( ! . II. & < j. Dining CUM
run dally toiniilfimn Clih'nuoiuiil KiuiHiiHCIIy ,
< Jlilcu'iaiil ( ( Council jllulls Ulilca i ) nnd His
Moliit'H , ClilcnjSt. . .losuph , Atc'lilHon and
1'opolm without clmiii , ' ! ! . Only tliioudi line
limning thflr own trains licluruii Clilciio | ,
Lincoln nnd Dt'iivur , nnd ( Jlili'iiKo , Kitnmis
< Jlly nnd Ouiivcr. Tliiouuli cnn liulwcun
JimiiumpolH nnil Council lllnlls , via 1'coilu
< ! OIN(1 IVOKTIf AM ) SOUTH.
Solid TmliH nl' KIuKiuil Day Conuliud nml
I'lillnmn I'uliicosic'uplni : CIIIHIUII run dully t <
nml from St. l.ouls ; vln llannllml , ( Jiilnrj' ,
Keokulc , JlmlliiKton , Ci.'ilur lliuililHaiul Albeit
7 , i'ii to St. I'aul nnd iMlniH'UiiillH ] ; rnilorCaiH
with Iti'CiIiiliu ; Uhalis to nml ftoui St. I.oii
uiul I'uurln. Onlyono cluuiKu of cum hi'twcci
Pt. J.onlHniid Dim jMoliiiw , Jo\vu , Lincoln , No
iHltii.and DOIIVIT , ( 'olonulo.
It Is also lliu only Tin oiiKh Line
ST. LOUIS , MINNEArOLIS and ST. PAUL.
It la known ns the 1'icat THItOUtill OAK
J.IN'i ; of Aniurlcu , and is unlvvimilly lulnilt
'ril to ho thu
Tinost Equipped Railroad in the World for
all classes of Travel.
Through Tloliris via this Una for Halo atlii'-
It. U. coupon ticket olllces In thu United Htutcs
fuid Canada.
a1. J. I'OTTKH , I'KUOKVAI , I.OWKLL.
V lce-1'rei. & Uin. outccr ( Ita.-'i.tt
Science of Life. Only $1.00
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
\ OHEA.T IVIEniOAI. WOUH
Kihinstod VitalityNorroni and Phytlial Debility
Tromituro Doclhto In Man , Krtorn n ! Youth , nu tht
untold uilasrlM OBUlthijf from Indlscrotlonn or ox
0))3 s. A book for o\ory man , yountf , uilddlo-tKcd ,
oatl old. It contalng 126 proscription * ! for all aoute
nacl ohronlc tllioMiii oaahono ol which la Invalaablo
8)fonndbytho Author , whom experience for 23
ye r In nuoh roprolnbly never bofaro fell to tbo let
'ot > ny phyala a 3'JQ p Sfo ) , bound In boMitlfo
"F/oncn maslln maonsedoovert , full ilUnaranter < i <
t ) be finer work n every eoiuo , mechanical , lit'
oruy and protojilonal , than any other work sold In
tb ! cDuutry lor C2.6D , or the money will bo refuntied
la oTcry luetincu. Pdoo only Jl.OO by mall , pott-
pild. Illuitratheoample 6oent3. Bond now. field
medal awarded the author hr the National Vodlcal
A8 > oolitlon , to the oll'.cora ' ot which he reform.
The Bclenrte of Llfethonld he rood by the young
for Instrnctloo , and by the illllotod ( or ri-llof.
It will benofll M. London Lancet ,
There line member of eocloty lo whom The Sol
cnco ol Life will not he uicful , whether youth , par
ent , Rutrdlan , Inetrtictoror clorgjtnin. Argonaut.
Address the Poobudy Medical Inetltutc , or Dr. W.
rler , No. i Uulnnch Street , lioaton Ma a. , wlic
- It OOuialtcd on all dlnruei roqulr'-iK skill and
.1 ! ) COM , Clirontoandobttlnatodliioai mtbtt have
fit tha kill of all other phB.CRI | | olani
an Ioet eco failure.
failure.THYSELF
Cor 11n. Quick. iut > , lift , llook fi
Oli"i ' " " ' mfuUonMI.N w Yuit.
S. H. ATWOOD ,
Plnttamouth , - - - - - NOD.
( KlaDIROr TUOfcOUOUBRIU AKD IIIQU QB1DI
HEBEFOeO UNO JERSEY CATTLE
DUUOO oa JIILBIT SID BWIKI
nl'citoj '
R. Rice M. D.
or other tumors remored without the
knllo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over hlrtyyean practical oxperl aoe Oitoe No.
Pear trett , Council Utuffi
DAS NO UPERIOR.
The Steck is a Durable Piano ,
TOK ETECK HAS HINGING QUALITY OK TONE
FOUND NO OT1IKU PIANO ,
BOLD NLY I1Y
WOODBEIDGS BROS , ,
OUA1IA NEB.
Thtrtr
To f Socord
[ KIDNEY-.8c-.afS
. . . . . :
f (
x CUH59 tho'uio of IhU
AM , EDr , the Btom-
o ) l n n (1 1 ! o w 0 1 n
DISEAHE3
npccdlly rcRAlnthntr
or n 1 1 a n K t h , nnd Uio.
blood Inimrlflod. 4
fXIDNEVfl , Itlii pronounced bv' '
V LIVEII { hunilroilii ortholwiit
iloetoni to bo the ONLY -
BLADDCTl
LY OUJIU for Ml
I AND I
kind ) of Kidney Di .
onicii. A
* onoAiin It In rnroly veK6'
KH ' nnornir table , and curcn when
l OnAVEt. other mcdlclnm full.
It Iti prcpnrctl ox *
. prennly for time ills *
% , HISEABI : canen , nnil linn never
bocn known to fnll.
TAINS
'I Ono trial will eon >
IN
vlnco you. I'or milo
iv T1IB by all ilnicKl'l" .
HACK
tl.SB.
on Bend for 1
BIDH Pamphlet i
OfTOBll. 4
4V
rnonlala. V
HlfNT'H
DETENTION
on
UON-nETENTION
or .Y 1'rotlilrnco.
4
It. I.
DR.HORNE'SELEGTRSOBELT
Will ctiro Servnti ne n , I linhitf ; " , Itliniltuiill HI I'n nlvli * .
Nonmlihl , Hililltiii , KUI i < * ! Ilio in I I 1 i i < l < i <
( nml A ihnm , HUIIII nun 11 III p. | i-l- , < ' n li > iu , I-
Mn | > liin ( niAirli I'lli'H I | f- | ltn | ti > nut t A .
rrolnpmii I'txrl 11 > Otil ' I itnli i i ti A it i
Ini Hint KfnilM tln < l.lfilil in nnil IIIIIUMI < i"i il < i > l > ll < u
buduucl LUII bu rocliarKD lu mi liinluiil b > l iu pm nut.
Winter lucomlnp , tl-o fcasonof the jear f > r ndni
nnd paint. In flow if ( hit fact uo pin hnv onii nf
Dr. Hnrno'H I'lcctllo Belts lly HO dolnir 5011 will
nuilil llhouinatleni , Kldnuj TronMcH and nthir UN
that llcfh Inhoirto. Do not delay , hut call at our
nlllconndi'xainliiu h lU , N . H'-2 llou l.is Hiuet , rr
U. I' ( Jtodinnn1 * , 1110 Kurnain , St.Oinal u , Moli. Or-
dura tilled U O. I ) .
OFFIOK AND JIKSIDKNOE' '
1617 Dodge St. , - Omaha.
KLKI'IWNK Ko.HI
in
(117 ( St. Clmrli" ! S' ' . , SI. Louis , Mo.
A n xulnr crn'tint ( i > riHi > inlli-nl ( * 'iIlrpN , lim tin ti longer
encKffd hi ttio ii'ceinilrinliiitnt of Cnuufiir Niatotii , HKIH
HIM Ilinoii DiftKitKHllitiii in ollii r rtiilcnn | In HI. l uulj ,
% a f\ty \ 1 IH ri vliuw nit < t nl nil n nitlfiit * ILOW
Nervous Piostrjtloii. Debility , Mcntnl J
Physical Weakness . Mou irl.il nnd oilier AHcc *
lions of Throat. Skin or Uoncs , UlooU PolsonlnQt
Olll SorGS and UlCCrS , urn litntnl will ) tininrallolpd
Kurcri * ( ii inttit itlfiitlllo | > rlticli ' . H 'tly. ' I'lhnttlj.
Diseases Arising frurn Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , wMrii i rmiiico . > me of ti.o
follu liif idccti tututtK \ l < l < l > Jity | , illiiitif-41 of ilcht
nuiI tefc rlhu nioniarj , | Inittlt * nn Hit ) furo , pfijilenl docij ,
ntcrilonto Ilia eel t7 " ' itninltn , rnuriiili vf i\t \ * , ? ta.t I
remlorlncr JVlnrrlnuo Inipropor or iiiilmnpy , ra
ncrmniitulljrcurt'1 , l'nnilikt.tft | ) ( | iRrnr > ti Ilia nUtc , scut
In iftlrcl i uulo | > e , f l rot it niir udilrtm. C'i'iinliltiitloii at of
llco orlij mall ( no. luullnvltvijtio \ \ rurijticvtluoi.
A Positive Written Guarantee
fclre * In til curnhlocnicn. ilrtllrlncnm nt oviTjtthcro.
ramphlotN , Enallnli or OcrnmnJ imfffln. < 14'
crlbliie above UJCCUBOB , In mala or fuinuto , FJltIJi
MARRIAGE GOBDE J
IttJ | > n ( < i , nnnl | l . 1lluilr > li'l ' la clntll nml tilt Mnillnr ,
61)0 ) , mono ; or | II > IIHK I ntui > , | > nir | ri > ur . 2 > o. TMt l > ok
eoulalui ll tl'9 rurlati * , iloulilTiil or ImiuUltlvo MnQl to
know. A book orxri'iil | nllrKl to ill , HiiiUli , llujly ,
Ilu | | ' | DCII ere l > rou KJ
tlirhrn mi IlnrlleK'rt I'liod , " rlto liinuliodn nf
null ( ill 1'lllllllH MlllllI'lK * II. III. rilllllllllH 111)
itnuii Hold. u'KB1 1 GOD i nit INI A 'lHfll l
frnin nt.irt h ) luiiitti'HtiOMHil.hiir 'Ilipln'st foml tu
hualthori-iildieHiiforlM'AN'IH -liit.tilli-tfnr
, Y)0 )
dnikVlxlH llunli mi tin truilnii ntufrlilliln n.fiua.
1 In Hi tu It to Im Hiiitil.it i i niittlili K < > r Iliu
llml liiriliillrin' II f"um ill. I/ / ' Am > ' " *
I'llli * l"vtliiiU | n in n ' Al luulln
U , iiinU 1 ' II .1 ; It , , , , , it ' ! tilluin
O . f eUnt Kiili-ilh i i ir * i In r lulllt '
/ / II I Won M II I , It A I'
\VUI Iw HI nt i
IIOIO.IC
< C < > * tIuu JIu i'1' IH.V i
MM ) JIEDAi , PAB1H , > " .
BAKER'S
Warmnlei ! ttliivliitiltl l i >
/ ticnttt frnin hiih tlui i * ! * * ! HH
H' II.'IH In , nn uioM'd. Hh.Hr/i > .
unfa tfm * tiemjlh ( if Cumi mill"
nllh Ktnii'.i , . ' -oul'udt or Hiini |
mil IH Ihi'ii'lrli' fur luoro rcoiiiini'
ni H U dilk'luiii , nonrUliliic
( luiillii ] nliiK , 1'iwlly illn ( liil , .no.
ulnilrnlilj > ulniltil | fur liituIkU v
well u for | K'r oiin In liiulth.
Isold ii ) llrorrrs
BAEB ft ril , , flnrnlifislcr ,
M
A victim of cnFlf Imoriidonce , nunuUD
( cbtlltr , pnunnturn aueay. utti. ImtuiK ( rim , ( a
ttlncFarj kuoHii ronifciy. btin ill iuvfinu n EitniiH
n * o ol Buif-vurti , wnleli Imwlll otil 1'llKlt to
Health is Wealth !
In. I 0. WKST'H NKUMI ASH HIUIN THKABMHST , a
guaranteed iiclllo for Hjimla , Dxilnetu , Convul-
iloim , KIU , hen0111 Neuralgia , llcailacho , Nertoui i
I'rontratloii caured by thu ute of Alcohol or tobbacro ,
Wakeluluem , Mental dcpruriilnii , Hollunlnn of the
brain , resulting In insanity and limplm ; to misery ,
dccaj and death , Premature Old BKV , Huronum ) , Ion-
oINwvrln | tlther res , lutoluiitar ) l-oi o iuij Hper
nmtoihoracauiud by otcruxirtlontul thu brain , lt
abuse or our Indulgence , 1' ch l i , contalim one
inonlh'H treatment , { ICOuliox.or tlx bottled foi
(6.W ) , tent by mall prepaid oa ruculpt l prlro.
\VK OUAUANTKK SIX 10.\K4 !
To euro nv case.Yltheach order received by infer
for nix boltlie , accompllihud ulth 9'i 00 , o will tentl
the purchmir our written K'larantuu to ri'liuul the
uicney If thetrcatiiitutdieanot elluct a euro , ( luar
anteta Iteued only by JOHN U : WKST k CO. ,
jy M-mic-rv. . , i1 bd2 ilaJljon Ut. , Chicago , 111.
IH1HCID 1IY
Koyal Havana Lottery I
, ( A QOVKUNJirNT INSTITUTION. )
Drawn at Jluvnnn , Ouba , Kvory 12
to 14. Days.
HALVES 100.
TICKCT8,12,00 , ,
futijeit tJ no tiianliiUlnlon , not oontrulltd liy the
tiaitiulu Intori. t It la tha falruti It'll K Iu the
uMur < ] cthancolii ( eiUtci.ic.
Korlnloruiulouaml tiartlculari apply tofllll'SKY
Q , ( lcn , AumiU , 1212 llrouiM&r , N V. tlty ,
K. KAt'U&CO.,417Wttnut ! ttrcct.rit. Louli , Mo , ,
or Prank lAibnno , L. ! > , , \VjauJotto , Kiu.
wly.
ELECTRICAL CURRENTS.
Recent IiBDroYcinonls Made in the
Telephone Syslom.
Under tln > Sen Tlio Slotor
of tlio I'nt lire An Klcutrlu
Ualluny In I re I an tl.
Spccinl t < Die ( ilnbo-Drinocral.
l'liii.\i > ni.rniA , September 11. "I
hnvo juat returned from Manchester by
the BUA , in the Mftssuclniflotla , " snld M.
Alexander. Ornhnm Boll , the fAtnoua
toluphono inventor , to-dny , "nntl don't
know when I Imvo aullorcd BO from the
licnt. As a mitttor of courao , I am hortl
to ntlond the electrical exhibition nnd
meetings of tlio association for the ad
vancement of Hcionco. During the last
twelve months the acionco of electricity
has received n greater impetus in foreign
countries than hero. "
"Tho general imprccnion , though ,
scorns to bo the other way , Sir. Doll , is
it not1
"America is undoubtedly ahead in the
practical application of electricity to pur
poses of public utility , but in the most
important UBO to which electricity has
hitherto been applied wo nro vary much
behind the great civilized nationn of Ku-
rope , that is the traiioinieeion of force by
means of electricity. A railway seven
miles long la worked by electricity at
Pout Rush in Ireland. A water-fall in
the neighborhood is utilised to work the
dynamo machine , and the current ia
transmitted over n telegraph wire from
the fall. ! to thu railway. The waste of
water-power in America , for lack of elec
trical apparatus to transmit it , is BOIUO-
thing enormous. If the power of water *
fnlla in phcoa DO inaccessible that it can
not be utilized could bo transmitted forty
or fifty miles to whcro it might bo np
piled to advantage , all this power run
ning to wuato would bu saved , would bo
cheaper than ttenm , and in thu end poa-
oibly Buporscdo it. "
TIM ; TKLKi'iioi : .
"In regard to the telephone1 ?
" 1 am now at work on the magneto-
telephone and linvu obtained aotno nut is-
factory results , but of these the time Ima
not yet como for inu to speak. I ntn do-
sirouo of improving the Central ofllco
management. Tlio business has grown
BO fast ns to urcato n real dilliculty in
handling it. It is a curious thing to con-
aider that all the improvements introduc
ed in the telephone are not improvements
of a permanent nature , nimnly additions
to the eynteniB introduced us a matter of
expediency. This now growth has been
enormous , and the-system is u very compli
cated ono. My aim ia to try to simplify
its workings. The introduction of the
underground wire Byatom necessitates the
modification of the system as it now ex
ists. That is thu problem I am engaged
on at piesont. "
"Ia there any limit to the distance at
which a measago may bo communicated
by telephone/ / "
"Distance ie a minor consideration. If
there were but ono wire on the surface of
the earth a man might talk all the way
around the globo. The multitude of dis
turbing influences telephone wires , at-
moHphoric disturbances , nnd magnetic in-
llticncea overcome the telephonic ac
tion. I have- already overcome ns much
icatstenco aa would bo necessary to send
a mcaango around the world. I hnvo
talked through the bodies of thirty per-
nous standing with their hands joined.
That waa in England some years ago , and
there were aomu very distinguished people
plo among the thirty. , , . * ,
HKINAI.INd TllltOUOir T1IK HKA.
"Among the pupora Unit 1 will road
before the association for the advance
ment of science to-morrow is ono on u
now method of signaling between ves
sels at oen. It ia done by moans of the
telephone , and 1 cannot at present fore
tell what practical results it m.vv lead to.
Signals were successfully exchanged be
tween two boats in deep water u mile and
a quarter apart. In ono bo.it was a tele
phone with ono of its two terminals
hanging over the bow and the other
trailing in the water over the stern. The
arrangements were the name in the other
boat except that inntead of a telephone
it contained an uloctrte battery , with au
apparatus for interrupting the current ;
very rapidly , as often aa ICO times in a
second. Every timu tlio battery was
connected with the water the latter be
came charged , and when the circuit waa
interrupted cimscd to bo so , and a musi
cal note was produced iu > the telephone
of the diotant boat. These results were
obtained with a veryimporfoct apperatua ,
The musical noli ) could bo produced
at will ut dillnrent interval i , and wo arranged -
ranged un alphabet. A akil'ful opuiator
could lead a measago communicated in
thin way vrith the greatest cime. In con
nection with this invention 1 would say
that the credit of ita discovery la not af-
together mine. If Prof. Trowbridpo , of
Harvard college , had not had tint idea of
a galvanometer instead of a telephone ,
and of charging the water with a dynamo
electric machine in a similar way , the
idea of applying the telephone for that
purpose might not have occurred to mo ,
Thu professor thought that in this way
vesaelH miuht discover their proximity to
each other during a fog. Nearly all
steam vessels have dynamo-electric ma
chines to produce the electric light. This
machine could bo uaed to charge the wa
ter when the steamer runs into a fog.
such as one always finds oil' the coast of
Newfoundland , and would give the clue ,
trie signal to any vessel dangerously near
to it. "
CONV1NOINU.
Tlio | > rixtof tha pudding in not iu cliovvIiiK
thoHtiiiiK , but lit lm\lii nu importunity tu
tfat tliii ixrtlclo Uiioct , Sclirotor & llecht , the
JJtiiKpltitii , luuo n frcti tiiiil bottlu of Dr. Bn-
Hmiko'a Ciui li uiul I.IIIIK Syiup fur onch uatl 1
every iuiivlin in nllllctctl utth Ccni liH ,
ii , CoiibUiiiptloii or any Luny
Tlio OhiuNt American City.
Two years ngo Snntn Fo celebrated
what iU citizens claimed to bo thu ter
contonninl the IKtltd nnnivcrsiiry of
ita foundation ; thtii plucing it as tku old
est city aottlod liy Kurou ] < nnu ou thf
'
continent. St. Augustine , Florida , WBH
to luxvo colebiiitcil its lllilth niintvi'rflar )
( hiring the present month , but this hut
buen postponed until March 'J7th of noxi
your , which ditto will also by the anni
versary if the landing on the nvstern
otiitBt tif 1'onco do Leun , in 1M2 , and , ut
Iicy ( ihiini , the I'lot ' oottlemont iu tin
I'IHted Htiitca. Thoclnnu of SantKo to
* i > iirity hiiu uhvnya bcun vigoroualy de
nied.
' 'Wh.it rauifK thu Rirat uirh at Schrotor &
llutht'rt | ) I\IK \ StuH-T" Tha ficu dixtiilmriiin
nf buniilti | buttli'd ' of Dr. llonuiko'a Cniigli ai > J
him ) ; Sj mil , tlin nu'i-t ' iHipulur icmoiiy ftn
I'miKlm CuliU , t'uiiauiiiitlnu | and Hliiiicliili.
now maiUit. lt { " 'ar ' "l u
uiul 8 00
Now York tlova'ors carried a hundred
million people last year , or more than thu
elevated railroads , I'aaeunger elevators
come into use about eighteen years ago ,
and the American invention lias since
bocomu naturalized in oil the civilized
countries of Kutopc , and ia in largo do-
in-ind in Australia and Mexico. Tlio
largest elevators nro those of the Matt'
hattan storage company , measuring ton
feet in wcdth ana twenty in length ,
while the produce exchange system is
the most expensive , the nine earn casting
§ G ! > ,800. The elevators Iu the great
Mills building have carried 25,000 persons -
sons in a single day , the daily average
being 12.01.0. The elevator used for
beilding the Washington monument is
nine feet square , runs to the height of
625 feet , and has a lifting capacity of
tun tons. Bureaus of inspection in many
cities help to inturo the eafoty of passen
ger elevators , but constant care ia neces
sary to prevent accidents. .
Ulio ArHcnul nt KI iiK-Niui ,
An extensive arsenal has been created
at Kiogn-Nan , near Shanghai , whcro
some of the ablest practical engineers of
Europe , and America can produce have
for years boon engaged in introducing
machinery and imparting instruction. In
1800 pursuant to a contract between Mr ,
P. Oiqucl and Viceroy Tso of Fuhkoon
Province , the former was made solo di
rector of the projected Foo-Chow arsenal
and almost immediately loft for England
to engage teachers for the schools , work
men fur the shops and founderics , and to
purchase engines , machinery , etc. , being
amply supplied with funds for the pur
poses named. The ground Delected lor
the site of the arsenal has a pad
dy field near Pagoda Anchorage.
To make it available it was
found necessary to raise the whole live
feet by filling m with dirt , and l.'t,718-
i)50 ) cubic foot of earth wcro deposited
over an area of aamo forty acres , The
work on the arsenal proper commenced
in October , 1807 , and was prosecuted
with great vigor. In 18" ! ) the foreign
employes numbered fifty-seven in all ,
including ono'direetor , ono civil engineer
ono surgeon , live profcssore , two secre
taries , two accountants , two draughts
men , thirteen foremen , and twenty-eight
artisans , a largo majority baing French
men. Tlio schools of engineering and of
theoretical and practical navigation vrpro
taught iu English , while the designing
school , the school of naval construction r.
chronometer echool , with the department
for apprentices in the various
shops , were taught by six
French professors and their assistants.
The preparation of the ground waa an
immense work , and the erection of tem
porary buildings involved much expense
and labor , and the results achieved in BO
brief a time showed wonderful enterprise
on the part of Mr. Uiqucl and the chief
mandarins in charge. In the year above
mentioned the temporary arsenal com
prised a workshop in which models were
made , several steam-saws , n machine-
shop , a foundry , n forgo with thiity-ono
fires , a boiler and coppcr-waru manufac
tory , a brick kiln , a lathe-shop , a great
forgo with two furnaces , a steam-ham
mcr of two tons' weight , and an iron roll
ing machine capable of rolling plates an
inch thick , all in active and successful
operation. Besides , there were four
slips for shipbuilding , residences for the
dirtctor and teachers , warehouses ,
buildings for foreign and Chi
nese laborers , etc. In addition
to 120 Chincao sailors in the service , and
500 soldiers occasionally detailed from
the camp near by , no less than 1,500 native -
tivo carpenters , smiths and coolies were
employed on the promises. The total ex
penditure of the works amounted to
50,000 taola , or nbout § 70,000 per month.
The first transport waa launched the 10th
ot Juno and in six months a gunboat fol
lowed. Since the completion of the per
manent buildings , unless the expect aliens
lions of the director have been disap
pointed , the government work a nt Fee
Chow have been able to furnish each year
three engines and aa many ships. There
is a third and somewhat smaller arsenul
at Tiont-sin.
A Now Industry.
From the Milwaukee Wljeonsin.
The men are rarely found who with no
hope of reward direct or contingoitt , con
sent to give time aud effort and money
in furtherance of any purely public good.
Hut some men are sometimes met and
ono of them recently viaited Milwaukee.
The object of his visit was to interest
business men and capitalist in the sub
ject of jute cultivation and munufacturo
aa purely American industries.
'lho jute plant , aa is known to thosa
who know anything about it , ranka next
to cotton among vogutable fibers , iu ita
commercial importance and value. In
the manufacture of fabrics it is mixed
with cotton and linen and silk , and 'ii a
material part cf twilled stair-carpotings
and low-priced broadcloth. Uy itself , or
mixed with other aubitanccs , it enters
into almost numburle&3 articles of com
merce * , and there M hardly a reader of the
W'isi'OHitin who might not , if an export ,
detect thu presence of jute in some one
of the garments which ho or she woare.
is far back aa 1870 , I'JjOOO.OOO pounds of
jute were imported into the United
States and manufactured at a profit cf
§ 2,000,000 , And in 1882 , in the baling
of the American cotton crop alone , 100-
000,000 pounds of jute v > er used.
Thus as nn article of manufacture ,
American business enterprise has already
given to thu jute plant a tangible rec
ognition. Hut of jnto aa an article-which
t will pay to produce as well asto mnnu-
Jacturo , the poopluof the UniUdi 'St.toi
have yut much to learn. And the sell
appointed task of Prof. Watorhouao
who is above referred to as having re
cently visited Milwaukee is to con
vince the American poopla that ) j-jte , as
an agricultural product and aUvplu maybe
bo inudo to prova incalculably moro im
portant in augumonting thu country's
general wealth than jutu considered us
an article of manufacture niosely , and
imported.
Tm'lva yenia ago , whiloviaiting in In
dia , Prof. Watorhpuao ( who is professor
of Greek in Washington university , St.
Louis , and who has bosoiuo almott
world-famous us a scholar aud a practi
cal student of public questions ) , f'trst
gave serious attnniiou to the subject of
juto-raisiug. He. discovers J that h lia ,
thu present solo source of the woild's
supply of jute , was getting $100,00&,0'U '
per year tor tais ! single product. He-
discovered that such vast incoiao anil
profit were yielded iu spite of the fact
that Indian mcthodo of cultivation and
preparation i > t market were the crudi'ai
possible. He discovered that the plant
was hardy : that a hiiluro of the o rup on
account of unTopitiuua ] weatuer condi
tions was practically unknown ; and that
the growing jute , by renion of Us aurui
juce , Una proteeol ; ; iibiolutuly from at
tack or injury by insect ueMa. He
noted 1'mally that a warm , humid cli-
nutp vras bct adapted to the succoeeful
cultivation of jute then hu catnu luck tu
America.
During the twelve years which hai o
since elapsed , ho , and othera inspired by
Ins strong conuction , have conuucud
lystomatio experiments in the cultmitun
of jute in thu southern Mate's , The con
otia which harei been reached , rather ,
absolute deuioiiBtnUioua that havu
been made , are thus summed up. The
soil and climate in the gulf states from
Mexico ti North Carolina , are rich in
their perfect adaptation to jute culture.
Texas alone lias a largf available area
for its production than the present entire
jute area of India , The plant can bo
raised as easily aa Indian corn. It is
four times moro productive than cotton ,
and tikes only one-tenth a * much labor
to raise it. The preparation of the plant
for manufacture the separation of the
fibre from the woody parts can bo as
cheaply accomplished by Amoricon ma
chinery and chemicals , as by the cheap
hand labor of India. And in proportion
as the product is increased , the manufac
tories will also increase ; the manufactur
ers of Dundee , Scotland , whoso jute mills
in 1 78 employed 30,000 hands , stand
ready to remove to the United .States the
moment they are convinced of the suc
cess of the now industry. All these facts
and others as important , Prof. Water-
houao has elaborated on paper which , on
different occasions , ho has been asked to
prepare for the government agricultural
department.
Ilia general conclusion is embodied in
words as follows : "No vigor of language
can too earnestly oxpreea my conviction
that a great industry , productive of vast
opulence , now awaits the hand of south
ern enterprise. The lapse of time has
strengthened my belief that the southern
states can by organized effort , produce anew
now vegetable fibre which , ranking next
to cotton in value , will not only enrich
themselves , but also increase the textile
renources of the world. "
If southern enterprise in this now di
rection is developed , the spur to its de
velopment , as has been the caeo in mini-
11 or less instances heretofore must be
Northern capital. The north also lias
this additional special and selfish interest
Increased production of jute will increase
jute manufactories ; and such manufac
turing cities as are most allvo will share
with live southern citlea in the now in-
croasu of factories. And north and south
have the general interest in this "now
departure" which proceeds from a patri
otic desire to see greater diversity of
products and employments.
It ia a fact of history , and axiomatic ,
that "tho prosperity ot nation has always
declined in proportion to the limitation
of their employments. "
I.JST OK IjhTTKKS
I'cmnininif uncalled for at tlio Omaha post
oil.co up to September lHli ! , IfeSI. „
OKNII.KMK.S'S LIST.
Adcock .T AdninH V
Alsin A I' Austin A
Bulk \V A Aiilloel : WH
liridgo Ucach Co liurkin.in J
HjlTglH' Itanumiiu T 11
DttLkolliinniicr T lioydo H
HoriKis T Hoi n 11 el TL
Biirrliur F IJeedlu A
UllVtlT 0
Urtihel.l U Jiroderson J Q
Cmeorniiil U Collison 1 L
Carpenter K W Cluir W
Orlsllolil W
'
Cook W Cliaiiipeny WH
Ctmkliti T CimoKT
Column II Couch C U ;
Cros-vell.I 1' Oolo.T (
Onmrty J Collision G
Covsten J MB
Dolly W
Dickinson 1 1 IE '
D.iily.TH
Kvteiis F Jl I'lnenhe'iBcr C !
Kiles J 15 W
Foii'smaii .1 Kralim J C
Gran W GtettolX
Guild .1 J : 2 Gioen H\V
Giillith UF ( Jnunnol A A
( Jray 11 Oilman 11C
HubbaidC'2 Jliodebramt W
Hunt. ) Hall W
llnirschmidtll
Kartell R K Jliclcoy.l
HilfertyJ Hill I
HuarttO IHajna II
lioaton Jt Jlmit I ! J
.Johnson ] ' ilnnken ( jl
.loliiiHon It J lonsonV U
Jim t !
.lolmson .T JhurL.r
Unison A !
Kink O . ) ; Kennedy W II
KlUp | > HU Koelcr J : A
Ktnnoily J [
L.imteit U h IjombardiU )
hytlu.J hasey T Wi !
l.isterJ J-iui & Co
Lwinpatiin II
.Mcimu It .1 JHkkolson 1'
Matthwll A Marlon II
.Mcr.ith ! 1) MuUihillCB
AI.IHOII K lorton JO ]
May U Alourol 3\L
Mtijr.m ] ' MuuowJ
fllurray .f
l > aV II 2 Nilson Ij U '
Nrleon L'
OpBl.'suy W O'Comiar O J
Ob-hum CM O'llisarn .T J
Pi ice I , ] , ' . ! 1'ottor T A
I'ow fll Tl ) I'nlmcrTF
I'iko.I W
1'olhiLk JJl 1'iKo , T A
IYtnx.1 P W
Kisliy T F Kecmer SI
I tun liiick Ct > lEatlibnnn C
Ileftiion CJ Jtutcliio 1C
hlii'liuid ! >
Suntoli H Somes AV K ! i
rit-i'ley T U Hyhan K ( J
Hli.uuly.r StPM'IlKlll 1) ) O
Stein ) I Smith C W
iSlo.in J ! H Soreiihon A
Smith ( i Slhloy ! '
Schmidt KililevW H
aiiiM'l oii F W Still 'H
'I'albcrtK ' 1'honui.s U AV
Thump-Kin S.7V 'J'lironcek .1
\'im AntMiTpT
Whc.'lfiiTWT v.fv .
AVny 13
Wnlkinshaw .5 W AVieland.l U
WiKlii'M T
- AVooil .1 I
Winner .1 \Vlluy ( ! *
\ limits It A Y.niiiB W 1)
Vi'li'iton I' Ycmn-11
YOIIIIR if J' i
I.AIIIIM I.lhl.
Mr C1 1) Honey
\VC Dickey < l I * tkinson
li Stone
Avrll O II
Ulrica Mis C A
AO
Caiiipbull iMrt O Corwin
( 'iiiiiiliiinnii M
K \l-sK
tfrank It
( illlll.llll MI 3 C ( irosBoclnnu Airs K
ItilllMu N ( ialoMm M ;
IGaiou Mrs , T li.UIZ MiKH It
( iritlen y.isit K Uiiimau Mint \i
Uroou Mr .r Gray Mi V
HullMntli Howard Miaa K
H.illMissHC HuldMiii AJ
Iliigliinil MIM A lloiult'fiin Mrn W
llnlibunl Mru U
UA
llllllll'llll MlM H A
IiiRnlh Mra M
ilohimun .Mm C Joint1 * Mrs .7 K
M A Kcriipun Mltm
ti'ii ' MIH U N\r Kami Mri \
. Killnrun Mihi M
iH W 11 hen MUi * K
l.urnfii Miss A
l.uonuv M
Miiiili.in MinX Mulu Mrn
Melfunl Mina M Mixitt'ith Mrs TJ
MilUMi aO Moultnii MIHH 1C 1 !
MiHiriMra H ,1 Martin Mm 11
M.IKIIll MlfH M. Mitclu'll h
McD.milM McUonnld Mis.s.M
McD.milMK
K McCoy MM I-1 O
Murphy l" * A MolanMI.H H
Misa A Hlnwit MIH K
.Slieely Mra .1
Knolls Smith MM F.D.J
-tuphoi Mr M A Staley Mi-ii M
SK'U | [ h HUi'Juye'ii .1
Su.Uuiul MIH M Solumn Mis 1'
T\tciut .1 Tink.T MM K 1.
rliiirnt ni Mii-H F 'lVi < "ii Mien S
TmU-rMriM
fur the nlioxi- will ple
< lt ertisoil. C. K. C-iUTvsr , I'.M
JASflPEAB01JY Jtt , II ,
PHYSICIAN & 80RGEON ,
lie M-noo Nu. HC7 Joiife St. OIll-c , No. 16W Far
uim St Orllro hour * It in to 1 ) i , in. uiul roiuS to
BEST TONIC. ?
Th' < Tncil'flnf , cnmWnlng Iron with ptiro
V" i tnblo tnnii' , oiiirkl ) nnil minnlrte'ly
( urci lj-ii-i- | | > ln. Inillac'ktlnii , \ \ riilun- ,
liniinrr Illnnil , .Unliirln , ( lillNiintl I'lcri ,
uiul NrtirnlulK.
Ills nn unfailins rfmcilj for ttca | csof tlio
Hliliir3 < < nnil I.her.
It It invnlimiilo for Dlspn'c1 ! ricrullnr to
> V nirnnn'l nil who lendfctle'litnry 1I\M.
Itdop not liilnrotlictppih.rniue'lipnilnche.or
Jirnilnro ron il | > ition nih-r Jrnn mctlirinrnlo.
Itpiirlrhi'snnil l > nrlllps tlipblnmlstimulates
HIP npnctltc , nlila the n linllntlon of fooil , relieves
lievos llcnrtlnirn nntl Holt hlng , and strength-
t'ii < the inu ( Ics nnd ncr\t"i.
Tor Intermittent I'evrri , Ijissltmle , Ijick of
Kucrpy , A.C. , It lint no eqiinl. \
Cif The Rciuilne 1ms nlnio trmlo mnrk nnd
Crn eil red Unison wrapper. Tnkc no other.
BtJeiiilli7 IIIIOH N llll J1K tl. III. , II II.TI JinllK , MB.
Proposals IorSlrcct | Aprotm.
Scaled rmpnsnls wllllio received bj the untlfra'ir '
cd until 12 o clock nonn o ( Saturday , Scptcmtcrtho
27th , IsSI , ( or the lurnlth'ni ; to the cltot ono him
iliod or moro uotdcn nprons for street crossings.
such aprons to ho constructed In nccnnlance ulth
Fainplc9 now on Uodgo street , nt donlhuest earner ot
I'lltcciith street , amlnlso In nrtordinco with such
dirthtr sURecttioiis 01 the chnlrman oftho L'oaid nt
Public Works may itako iircNious.to pnscntatlon ot
bids.
llda to ko acconipmiled liytlia slsnaturca ol pro-
pcs"d sureties who , In the citnt of lhi nuartlln of
the contract , nlll enter Into hand j ulih tlio clt } of
Omaha , In the sum of ll\e hniulrtd dcll.ua , for the
faithful execution ot such contract.
The Hoard tf Public Works rcainca the light to
reject an } < r oil bids.
Chairman Uoatd of Public Woiks.
1 11 13-10-10
We \ kiL"Miili'l Losses L'y Dreams , Pimples on
' cF.-ice.Lnst Mnnhocd , ; < osfUv'r/nif ( < 'if TAn-4
, ytift < rfmr'j.rtiifi , Th ; npprcji.latc ic.r.flv
" . "uonu * used in ettcn case. Consultations , per *
lunal or b1.- lsltr.cTedly confidential. rfd-
nr.s M-'nl bv Ma l and Express , No marlcs on
ictn ji to ind.cAtc coitci.to or Lender. Address
\VI1I ptirlfv lho BLOOD.Tcpi
Ututlie LIVER anil KIDNEYS
"md vioon of'vbirciL uj
pot ) ' l.t. Want ol AppiMtlc , jn-
tllKi linn , l.ai-U or fclri'iiRtli ,
\ nnil'llr * " ' uifabsoltitcly
' "
> , iniisi'IesniMl
, > „ Ivo nulorcy. .
i. I -i- -.3 : luliiil nnil
Bipnl' ' s fllraln I'n\\tr.
S Sulli li'ijliv ; .1 i/iiipl.Unl ] < >
Oti ' < tiii.vto 'iiolrsiv will
find In DIl. Ei .iunm > S7BOir Tin * -O n rata and
; " " . ' ctiru. tlHi'sit'It.ar , liuilihj conipli\Ion.
I < rciiiont | Micniptint i * " " * t * hip unlyuihl
to the popul irlty in'lho 01 -hiii. I . Do not uxpcrl-
UlOllt'I'tlllU ( OIIHIIN VI. AM ) 111 < T.
/fl Sent ! lour nil drefisto'j ho Dr. Hurlcr-Mfd o.V
ft st lauii. Mo , for our "BKEAM BOOK. " H
vil''ullot Etruniioand useful uaformatlon , fruo.Jr j
THE
NEW
Of the Northwest , Detroit , Minn
A country ol WOODS AND LAKES , 500 miles woe
of St I'aul. Throa trains dally on the N 1' . 11. U.
with SO Day Excursion. Tickets at about one-hfil
rates.
HOTEL MINNESOTA ,
An elegant house ulth accommodations foi 00
guests. R. R. COLBURN , Proprietor.
I FOB CIKCUliAltsalVIMi FUI.l. I'AIllICUDARb.
( Faculty 1'rlzu Metllc.il coiltKo of Ohio.
SPECIALTY
And other Diacisos of the Anuu and Kcctum.
120 S. 14th St. Cor. Douglas
OMAHA , NED.
e\o od and utf
HAMBUHa-AMERIOAN
IKEC1 LINE FOU ENGLAND , FHANCK AND
OEKMANV.
Tlio GteaniEhlpn cf this ncll-hnoun line are built ol
Iron , In wattr-tii ht coicpartmenta , und are furnlBh-
cdulth c\cry rcquiaito to make t'io pa9H KO both
jafu mid airiTi\blu. II. ov carry the I'nltoa States
and Kuropoan malls , and k.i\o Ntw Yorks 1hur
Jujsaiiil siUnrdajB for Ph mouth ( LONDON ) Cher
bourj , ' , ( l'Al'.lSanil ) IIAMlll'MO.
Hates : First Cabin , ? S5 , $ 05 and $7B. HtccroicCJ ; (
Henry I'limlt , Mark Ilnuecn , I" I ! Mooreu.M. Toft ,
> Kditeln Omaha , UronontiK&Schocntgcnacutalu ) ;
Luuucll UlilUs. C. 1) : ItlCHAKD ti CO , Don. Pane
LARtH. , 01 llroadnay , N. Y. Cbai. Kozinlnnkl I Co-
rQuicral WcatoJU Aionta , 107 WanhluKtou St. , Chios
xn.lll ,
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY
SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS ft HNYDKU. )
Oene
1606 FAIINAU ST. OMAHA.
Hre tor Bile 100,000 icrej cjretully eeltctod UnOi
D Kuterti Nebrul < , fct low prlco > na on buy termi
Improved urijie tor stlo In Dou ln , Dodge , Colin
PUtto , Hurt , Cunilni ; , Barm , Wurilngton , tferlrk
undcr8 , nJ Duller ( 'ounUt'D.
Tiiea pild In ll pirta of the BUU ,
Money lotntd on impiovod fircB.
Notary I'ubllc alwajs In otBce CorrcBiionJcnce
ticltd
ACI'fir. ALL , but as a tonic .111 , 1 health reni'ucr ,
anil lor HI JOd and bkm LDM-IO-I , and trnubk's
dtpumlint ii impure r iuiputt.riliodbluo < llb llt'ii
Specillc H without arhal ,
"M > bal < > e'x ' mouths cM broke out with BOIDI'
lii'l nl fklu humor , nnd after bohr ; traatcd fl *
monthtbymy liiuilj pli ) uieiati , uan Kiton up to die.
1 ho drtikV t rt.txiiuiiit.ndid Svtllt'i hiiuciflo , and tin
roult an ai'ratifiiiat | ) l ! wai imrucul lus. Mj
thild fuontiot well , & 1I t'auvlol the dnoitft ) > i s0tip ,
and ho la tta fat as a plu. " J J KIKKLA.VD ,
f jMliulcn , Hufli Count )
"I ti'itil Swllt'ii Spttslfloonm ) llttlo daughter , hc
u ta illlittul with souio Dlood IVloun uhicli Jud jo
tlitvJ till tuitu ol trobtu-cnt. 7 ho Spooltlo rvhevtd
her ivtrunnenilj , and I Uiall usu it In my practice. '
W. K. I1UOME , M. ) . . ' ) , . . - ) , Ark.
OJr Trnitlio on Blwd aud
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3 Atlanta Go.
, ,
K. Y. Otfice , US W S2J bt. , a t-.i. . . u , aid 7th
Au'uuti rblhilcl.btaifico ! 103 Chtstmt t.
Owing to the increase
in our business we've
admitted to the firm
Mr Edwin Davis , who
is well and favorably
known in Qmaha.This
willenable us to han
dle an increased list
of property. We ask
those who' have desi
rable property for
sale , to place the same
with us , The new firm
will be
213 South 14th St ,