Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 19, 1884, Page 2, Image 2
OMAHA DAII/i - FBIPAT , SEPTK1IBKR n of the ttrra " She Tine In eennMtto * wtth th S corporate nam * ot a cmtro iJ convoy an UM ol Wtwhtt 5 8 DC I * * required by th tra < eiln < mib S 8 lu l tic A Short Un , Quirk Tlmi S I l " .d the bwt ol aocornoioda RwS IW 1 S tlfli.n 1I ef which an fore .vj v _ ii.M .j jn.v t ID Araetloi ) , $ | lLVPATOE And St. Paul , Itowei and ntwr > orcr , MO ml'wol ' ortbem lll'non , Uliwln , 'lnno-ot % , Inwa atMto ; and a ts ro lv HIIX.-J , branches and SiMinee- low re ch all the ernat bn ln < * centre * ol tt Northw t and Tor Wont , It naturally an * cr thi deMflaMoa ol Short Line , and Ilot llont * r tWftB ChraMV , Mllv iiikco , St. Paul Mid MlnnMpoll * . Chl oUll > raul.-r , T Crone * and Wlnona. GhlflMO , ! < Uwauke , A' > rrde 7i and RJfiidftlo Clilonro , Mtlwnukce , Ktu ( Tialrg and Bttllwatoi' Chlonvo , Milwaukee , Wanmn and Merrill. Chlonfo , Mlliraukeo , lioMer Dam and Othkoth. CblcMTO. Mllwnuhw , Wauk wha and Oof > nnmowo\ Chicago , Ullwnukee , Madlton and I'ritlriedu Olilon Chlsftgo , Milvailkee , Owstonm and FAlrlbault. Chtekgo , Htloll J.inai'.Hie and Mineral 1'oln ) . ChlMRO , Klein , I'.ockfnnl and Ihilniqne. ttlcgO ] | nliiton.Hnck Icland and Cedar Rapid ) . Chleeco , Oounrtl BlufTs and Oniahx Ohieairo , Pic nx Oily , Sioux Pallt and Tankton Chloaio , Milwnukeo , llltchrll and Chamberhhi. llocl : Idand. IHibuquc , St. 1'aul and ilinneapolll Dtvonpoil tlmnr , St. Paul and Minneapolis Pullman S W | > cr3 and the Finest Dlnlnc Cars In the n : rid arc run on 1'ir-main HnMol the CHICAGO MIUV AUKKC AND ST. PAW. RAILWAY , and over ? attention la ptld to paracngcribj courteous unploj ol the Oompuuy. b. 8 , Mt.RRir.Tj , Oenl UixnAjrcr. A. V II. CAUPUNTER , Qcn' Pl J. AK- J.T. CLAHK , Oon'l S.'l't. OKO. H. HKAFFOrtll , Am't OfnT Tn Act PEINCIPAL LINE nv WAV or OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVSS , Oil VI i KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DEIWER Connecting ; In Union Depntq nt Knn mdiy Oninlin nnd Doin IT with Uitmiuli tniins lur' And oil jmlnta in the limit West In rtmiitl Uiilon Depot , nt clili nun with tliruiiirli tiiilns for JV/3W' YOItK , JiOtiVON , And nil JTII J Clilcn. At 1'rorll with lliior tiulns lor Inilltinar . oils , ClncInniUl , ColiinTLJ , and nil jolnti ri.In tliuboiith.Knst. At Hfi" roul8 wltli tlin.iiu tmlns lor nil jioIntH .Sru- . . . . . . . . ! I > ny Co loluiM , I'm lor Curi , vilh Ito rlinlriuChairs ( iiMits lieu ) , MHOIIIA ) Cms with IttivohlniChali'H , l'iillinm : Pnl.u'0 Muriilnu Ontu iincl the linnoiis r. II. , VJ. DlnliiK Cnii run dully tonnd from ( Milrngo anil Kiins.m Cltv. hic.TKOiiniI Council Hindu Cliicnri unil Dis atolnc' . " , UlilcMKO , St. Jobupli , Atclilonn niul Topolm without chaiiKO. Only llnonpli llm- iiuniliii ; thulr own tnilnn between C'lilt.nro , Lincoln nnd Donvcr , und Chlc-ano , KUIIHUI Cltv and Denver. Thi-oiiL'h ciira liotwei-n Itiilinnapollsand Couneil HUiin ) , via 1'coil.i OOIXO IVOUTJI AND SOUTH. Solid , Tniins of Llexmil Day Cnuclica nnd I'liUinun ' I'lilitcoRlocplnif CiirMuiiiiiuiiliiily to niul firini SI. . J.onlHi vfu llannlbnl ; { Jiilnt-y , . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . .r.oii , Oednr I'nnldaiind Alhuit I.fl.toSt. 1'aul nnd Minneapolis ; niilorCiirs with HccllnliiK ( Jlinlra to nnd lioni St. I.ouls and I'corln. Only end ehaiiBO of earn between St. Louis niul IlGHllloliioa , lowi , .Lincoln , No. Imisltii , and Janvcr , Colnnulo. It Is also the only I'liiiinj.'li Line IXiiwcon ' ST. LOUIS , aiNNBAPOLIB and ST. PAUL. . Jl , ! ? lc'"lw ' ' " Hio Kreilt TllltOlT ! II OAK Ll.M. of Ainerlca , nnd Is imircrbully admit fed to ho thu linost Equippoi Hailroad la the World for all clao3 of Travel. TlmiitRh TlcUcls via this line for tah atri' It. U.Loiiiiou tlcUotolllcealntlio UnitcdStatce fuid Canadii. V > J. I'OTTKIt. I'KnOKVAL I.OWKI.L. V Ict-i'rt . A Ucn. Mai ancr. Ucn' Ol' lil TIUCK , NKllllASKA. The 1'loncer Mutual Ilcntflt Asiociatlon In the 8tato of Ncliraskn. Itlacooncrathuln Hi working and all ircmlicm I hntoa\olca In the manaKcmunt hy > otoattho an Its aim l to hcncflt Ho onn niuniliors , their \\ldn p , anil orphmm , In ca o n ( death , accident , elcliiios.H or total pmmncnt dhnblllty of n rnumhcr , at nctutl cod nlth economical Arclliblo homo rivsoclitliin.ctlvo and reliable agents nntcd tocamatH for mcmbi'm In NibranKn , Kantaa und Coloradi ) . Adtlrcni , S. MoDO'WALL ' , Secretary ami Central Manager , BEATRluB , - - - NEB. [ 1IOX , HV. . PAUKlIll , 0. f. SMITH , Projldunt , Treasurer THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- LENDER GOMPANr , isucciasoita TO THK j. M. 11. & n. co. ] j- The tnoit rxtontlvo manufacturer ) eli i ti IN TUB WOULD. John HocUtrasm Ocncral Aitcnt or t.'itrasU mul Wcjtcrn low a. .09 . 8. Tenth BtrocK OMAHA , NKli tt Vtlettul Uillanl unJ Tool Tablet uuJ nil tula urulihu [ IS PK. K. 0. WKdr'g NKUVR AKD lluiisTimavevi , n ! tmaruitauU iicclllo lor ] l)8terli , Dulnow , Oornul- iloun , J-1U , KtrMms NeuraluU Headache , Itmout I'rcttraticn cau eJ liy thu unu ol alcohol or tobl/icco , ' Vt'aliclulrotm , Mental deiiruiil'm. Soltenlii ) ; u ( the liralo , roiultluz In Intauily anil leaplm ; tu luUery , docij and death , Premature Old ngu , llaronew , lo < olio crui illlierfcx , Iiivoluutary Lob uj and tipcr- niatorhcrac&Utud by ovtr oxcrtluutcf the Iraln , Bill. Vu eoroicr indulgence , Ku'h box , oonUlim one moutli'u trcitmciit. 81.00 u tuj.or MX Ixittlcu lut 85. W , luit by tuall'r | ' | ialj oa receipt ol price. WE GUARANTEE H1X Tocure tiivcite. V/lth ticli order rcoelvwl by ui for nix Ixittlti , ocoDmiillii ) d vtltb J5.00 , wa will ktnd lliepuri.hmr our written ftiarantuo to refund the rut Ley l | the treatmentdoos nnt tflect a cure. Our * anUtv luued only by JOHN 0YE3T : It CO. , jy iS-zc&.e-rru''U W2 lUdhou St. , CulcaKO , 111 , OR. KGRNE'S ELEGTRI& BELT N , 11,1 In. - , , 'i . t- . v " " ' ' ' ' I , i A" i I il " I"i " I. i n , ii. i i-i ' i - i i IM i ' , ' ' ' ' . Pr Int.in I ml il Oi . ' 'i'1' ' I i" ' I ' Ira I'm " i'i 1 ] " ilUi'i'l ' i"i" , " ' ' , " bodl , nnJ i u lie roclnrumJ In nil Inntniilis \ . .aan I' i Winter I ) rorr Ing , Ue waten oltlie j oar fnr a-ho urd pnlno. In \ low i f thin ttfl wo ay Imj t e c fr. lI'iri u'D Kloctrla 1'clta Uy n doing jcuwl avoid IthfirndtlrmKldncj Trouble ) and other III that fle h In hflr to. Bo not delay , bur w > l ! at on onlre and rxnn.lue belt * , No. U2Z IoucU ) > ( trort.i O. F Oiodman't , Ilto F rnMnStOliiaJalNch. Or der ) tilled 0 0.1) . Amelia OFFICE AND UESIDEWOK1 1617 Dodge St. , - Omaha UlRPHOHK No.m l oivwnlHforSUTct | A in-firm. Sealed Mor" nln will be rcfthtd lytlio nnilo cd until 12 o'clork noon ot Sntnnlny , Kcptoml cr th S7lhlit84 , frr the furnlfhliiK to Ilio clt > ol otic hun ilrcd or mete wocilcn nriroiii ' "r "trcet CTtmlngr Midi aprons to tie constructed In acconlamo lt fumplc. now on Pedro street , at toulliKotlrorncr ' rilli < nth direct , nnd also In neeordatieo wl'h ' HUC tiiitlur Biii.'k'tstlon' ) on the chairman ctlho Puatil i I'nldlcV rk may n-ako prc\loua.lo pnpcnUtlon i bill * . lluliloto nccnirpMilfd bythatlirnaliirci ol pro poN'd Biirotlciwho , In IhocxcHt of the nwirillnif n the contract , will enter Into l mli nl'h ' the city o Ornaha , In themimof fho hundred dollar ) , lor th f.iUlitiil execution ol nurli contract , The Hoard cfPnMlo Works romrtoj the light ti reject am or all lilils. .TAIIM CnFioutoi , Chairman Hoard ol 1'uhllo Work ] , ill 1310-10 RED STAR LINE Uoljlnn Doyal and U.S. Mnlltitnamcrs SAILING KVERY SATU11DAY , UCTWKEN NEW YORK AND ANTWERP Tlit Rhint , Germany , Italy , ITollan > lan d Fiane < Btocrno ( Outward,920 ; Prepaid from Antwerp , $ lg Kicurolon , ? 3fl , Including licddlnir , etc , 2d Uahln , $60 Round Trip , $99.00 ; Kxcumton , (109 ; Saloon from ( J i to C80 ; Kicuralon 110 to 81(0. OrPetnr Wright tt Sons , ( Jon , Agonta. to Ilrcad way N. Y. CnlJwcll. Hamilton & Co. , Omnhn. 1' . R. I'lod < n > n 4 Co. , 208 N. 18th Street , Omaha ; I ) , i : . Kim til , Omah&A f nt3. od-ly Vlio reputation o llobUUtr'H Moinacl Ilittcruiw n pronn the i'I upldvndco , utomarhlc , tin ln\ | orant , n Kunrral ro ulnralUu , anila f'o ' cillfl for lever ni nKtie , IndivcHtlii lillioilHaircrtlon rhcuinat mnntr\ iluhillt > , roiistitii tlonal uuakncHi cfttnlilinhcd uj on th hound liatii nI mor than t ent ) > carH n\i'rlciiconnil | ' i.n no nioru to Min lit llm ni'lrnp no hum HUM lent i prctcndi rH. than th crcrUxtniK' hill h the ulnilH lint. IH thrnurh ( their di > ll o or Mtln 1 > J all iliu ' dcnlcri Roncrnlly a of.zqul , , Unix w q I l > lalliv ! ' > kltl Acti. tDl ill tltuil'r vfitu Ii .1 t , uj a Jk irwdi IP. luiiMiri .licit lon.ft.Tif M Kl 'M if ! > ! . i ' ill U .11 tutinirr drlnlil Trr It , in -r uu . i , Ailc 'ir Rru-vr orImnfl. . fur tL. lcu 4 thnuK tin I liy Ii < / o. ] ) tilLdMll ftMiNS. j. v ? . wuprctMiim , com ADEUR at JIltO.UHt'AY If. 1' \H otahlcdclicacj'\ory fen tldiiKsaro siipcilor to KIJKoii 1'ood. llc- olpcs nccimniany ca"h can for I'ntluln H , Cui- tardq , Illano llan o , etc , and , unllKo many preiarallouii , tno "lit- tloonu ! ) " need not bo killed u hen the desert o < moil , hut inaj cat Ihflr ( ill. ItlUbafeand nuurltdilni ; , ! uin acon- ccntrat'd | iri'par ' tloii i ! uhLut , ihuriin lii ) Ht-j.iiu i oolad In Its miimlar lire. Hnllbj dniKklHlH , la cann , four l/ea ! lr > c , br , jl.'i muff 1 76. No. 1 thd iholcu for lamlllcf. VOOl.llKJll A.UO. oirlaliLl. ir M n QillcU .ur. , .i Ilflok rr . ,1 l-l- ! y , ) ( , ! ) rilllOIl t , N.vir Vtfll. lx Atoinrice : Co , , ol jjontlt/n. OF th . Y. , CupltrJ . , OM,6 ' ,3 fi , of f.'fw.jk , N , .1. , Caiillfil llrutl i'l.-p , I'MUde ! ) > .t > , NZBtl/ISKA LflND AGENCY B B H 8UOOK3HOH TO DAVIS U ! Conora Ccilcn lu 1605 FAUNAM 8T. OMAHA. IUve lot mle SOO.OOU ncroa c relnlly eolocled Undl n Kiotom Noliruika , at lo\r prloo and on euy teruvi. ImproMKt itrmi lor Bile In Douxlu , Dodge , Ootlax PUtto , llurt , tumlnx , Barpy , Wellington , tletlok uauuden , anil Duller Jountloo. Taic paid In all parti ol the BUI * , ' Money laanod on Improved ( aitua. Notary I'ubllo alwaje lu otllco' Oorrcspondenoe tcltd AC'lJItr. ALL , but ai A tonlo and health rcncnor , and lor llluod and Kldn Dmraw , and trnublct llH.mU'iit | on linpuro rr luiiourlihetl | Muud , hullt'j Bindilc la without a thai , "Mybahyalx montlu eld lirolio out nlth eomu kind < il nUlii humor , nrd nlti'r licini ; trontud Ihu iionth bymr family phtulclan , a KIIVII up to din. Die dru.'u' ' . t ruooiumcndud H llt'd Hpcfllli' , and ih runult HU ) a9t'ratllhiK ai It uu niiniciiljuo. SI ) noon Rot Hull , nil t'acuaol the illitiavo' ' KOIIV , ind ho It t fat a * a plit. " J. J KlUKLAND , f Mlndcu , Hutk Cuuntj , Tc\as. "I mod finllt's Hiwcllloonmy littlj daiuhtor , v > ho wu allllctod with nuiiio Illood IVlaaii which had ru- lUtod all iiorU of troatment. 'Ilio Hpt'Cllluruliuvrd Jtr permanently , and I tlall mo It In my practlro. " \V. f. 1IUO.NTK , M. U , Ojlin-bulUJgc , Ark. Our TrcatUo on UluoJ aud Uklu Dlteasot milled ( ret tppllcouU to II1K HWUT BI'UCIFIO CO. Drawer 8 , Atlanta , 0 . K , Y. Office , IM W. 22d St. , hetuoen Cih and 7th iuuutt. 1'hllLdcltlila oJlcu lOOChittuut t. I THU WASHINGTON MONU.MKXT. Noililnx > o 'J.iHJ Hlnco Ilio Tower t > The Story of Us C'orrpKjKwdcnreof Ui8RtirlngDi'lJ [ U WAHIIJNOTOV , D. 0. , September 5 , 188 J The traveler of to-day journeys from whatever < | Urter toward the federal oapi tfll first locates the Garden city by th diitunt view ho catches , not cf the whit dome of the Capitol building as of yore but of a lull , brilliantly white shaft , glistening toning in Ilio ui , , whose top secminKl disappears In tlio mists nbovo. Ilo speculates ns to its probable distance away , ns to its height , nnd loarna , if lit dyes nnt know , thnt the column is th < great Washington monument , and men tnlly rcaolvca , when arrived , to know more about it , and mount to the top il possible. What thia traveler will sco and learn , when ho visits this great work a monument not only tooxaltcd worth , but to engineering science nnd tkill , we shall relate. Nearly at the intersection of the tw ( lines , one through the center of the cap ! lol , east and west , the other through tin center of the White Houao , north am south , on the bank of the Potomac , on n knoll twenty-six foot above tide water stands the monument , grand in its loft ; simplicity of white marble , the pubh groundn nxlonding away to the east am north of it. Ono gazca upon n nhaft fif ty.fivo feet pqunro nt ita baao , nnd rising to a height of 500 feet above the floor the last wall atone being laid on the ! > tl of August , just 101 years and two day from the date of the first oongrcsalona reaolution to erect n memorial to Goorg ( Washington. This vast height will aoon bo increased by n pyramidal roof of mar bio 55 foot hign n height juat equal to the haao of the uhaft , and a little les than one-tenth of the whole altitude 5Di foot proportions determined aftorinqui ry and correspondence with those having acquaiutnnco with the dimensions of an cicnt obelisks , an giving the tnoa striking nnd ploaaing effect. When the roof bogma the diamolor o the nquaro in 3 > l feet 0 inches. To road the top of the monument , ono nscendn : ( doping terrace 17 foot high some 200 fco on the crest , and paesing through n loft ; doorway , where _ Ilio walls on all aides an 15 feet thick , enters a chamber , whicl for a height of 150 fuot la 25 fcot equaro and then enlarges nt 100 foot to 31 fco 0 inches oquaro. Hero , in the corners hang huge plummets from various hcighln by means of which the rotation ! of the shafts duo to the sun'n heat nm added loads , nro constantly noted and ro corded. An iron frame-work rising up ward in the center of the well oupport the utairway of nearly 000 mops nnd tin fltcam olovntor , which nro the means o ascent. Above 500 tons of stone am ether material liavo boon oafely raiacd ii the progress of the work by this car having n capacity of six tons. Stopping upon the olnvntor it ntarls upward , ant soon the litlln light entering the door is fnr behind , and ono journeys in darkness nnd ftiloiico experiencing n docidcdlj peculiar oonsation , it it bo the first trip What if the steel cables ahoulc break ? Some ono suggests it , but there is no reply. There in no inclination to talk. Acroea thooaai nnd west interior faces run platforms L' ( fcot npart , connected by llighta of atopa , and on n piano with the eye nbovu there ro inserted in the walla ninny memorial blocks presented by states and foreign governments. They nro great blocks ol native atone , bcnring patriotic inscrip lions , and where from | a stnto , character' ' izcd by its coat of armu cut thereon , Seventy-six foot above the floor , in the east wall , is n block of Quincy granite , 0 'cot by ( i foot , with the arms of the state landaomoly sculptured , under which ia 'Moaaachuaetta" in largo black letters. \.t 150 foot ia the point where work was resumed by the government , August , 880. In reply to an inquiry it is learned that the computed weight of the inonu- nont is about 85,000 tons. At laat you rest. Through to daylight in ton ninutc.s. What a vision ! Beyond , ( iO miles away , are Eocn the inountalna in the 'Old Dominion. " The broad Potomac windii a thread oa It diaappuara down the valley. There , on an opposite shore , nulut green Holds , gathered in heroic sleep , nro 15,000 of the imtion'a defend- > ! ) , their bivouac marked by countleaa leadotonoa. Donoath and iiround lies ho city with Ita oorJon of grcon hilla. Streets appear in width Iilcoalloy8thousca nore loyn , inon and animala , lilipntinn , iiwna with ( lowers , like figured caructa. L'ho goddcua on the capitol ia 1M ! feet ) elow. Ono ia as near the atnm ai ho cm get by utaira or utenm. There is but ono higher point , the apiro on Cologne cathedral , 5L'5 feet high , but It will lose hia distinction before the snow files. \ppronehing it , however , will bo the lyrumid of Chuopj , 485 foot ; Lindahut piro , 108 ft ; Strasburg'J05 , and St. Po or's ' , Home,457. Workmen nro erecting derricks to sot the roof. The timbers iroject CO fcot above , and where the onda ncot n man awings in u chair nt work. A tot extending around the top of the wall ma thus far prevented leas of lifo by fall- ng. The visitor , however , doca not feel mrticularly reassured , and approaches he edge with tinnJity.und the reflection , vliat if ho should fall. The marble roof vlll bo conatructed on arched ribs of urn- onry , mooting near its apex , and spring- ng from the interior walla > I70 fcot from ho floor. What of the foundation of hia great shaft/ / Originally , the fonnda- Ions of bluognoias rock , covered an area of only C100 equaro feet ; being doomed iiaulliciont , however , by the greatest of engineering feata , they wore deepened 1 id extended BO aa to cover an area of ( i.OOiJ square foot. This was done with ho shaft at 150 foot , weighing over ! ! 0- 100 tona , nnd without miahap or acci dent. dent.A A word 0.3 to the hiatory of the menu- nent. On the 7th of Auguat , 1783 , the Continental Congress roaolvod , "That an qucstrian statute of Gen. Wniihington bo rectod at the ] > lace where the residence f coiiL'roaa ahall bo catabliohod , " to bo ppropriatoly inscribed on the base. Hut he work waa not thun ordered. Decem ber 21th , 179 ! ' , aftorWaahington'sdoath , ongreaa resolved , "That a marble mon- uncnt bo erected by the United States it the city of Washington nnd that the amily of Gen. Washington bo requested o penult his body to bo deposited under ' , nnd that it be no designed as to com- lommornto the great events of hia mil- ; ary nnd political lifo. " liut the resolutinn was not executed , n May , 1800. n eolcct committee of con- ross , reported rotolutions to carry into nuncdiato effect the reaolution of 178 ; ! , nd nlco that ono proposing n monument 'pun consideration , the ono relating to ho statue wna nmendcd by Hubatitutini ; a mtiaolcum to bo erected instead. No ppropriation was then made , but later , n the 1st of Jnnuury , 1801 , u bill passed lie houao appropriating 8200,000 , but in lie eonato waa indefinitely postponed , rnrious attempts wore subacquontly undo to revive the resolutions and exc- ute them , by one or the ether house.but liuy signally failed. At lust in 181)11 ) , congress failing to ful- ' fill its obligations , a number of prom ! nent citizens of the country formed ; voluntary association to erect a grea ! "national monument to the memory of Washington"thisbeing the thing propcs till by congress. Chief Justice John Marshall waa ita first president , he being succeeded by ex-preaidctit Jamea Madi son. The amount received from any one pernon being limited to $1 , the progress fif the society wan at first slow. In 181" hav ing collected $87,000 , preparations were made to commence work. In January , 1818 , congress authorized the erection o , the monument on public ground to bo se lected by the president of the Unitei States and the aociety. They chose the present silo because it had been aclectci by Washington himaelf for n propoaec monument to the heroes of the revolu tion , and is alno marked on the firat plan \Vaahington city as the site for the equestrian atatue proposed in J783. The corner-stone waa laid July ! , 1818 , with imposing ceremonies in the presence o : congress nnd the aelminiatrativo branch of the government. The oration waa pro nounccd by Robert C. Winthrop , then speaker of the houao , Wnahington'o Maaonio gnvol and the apron ho wore , as also his ledge chair , wore nil used by the grand master mason who "squared the stono. " Worlc progressed steadily , ami in 1855 the monument waa ICO fcot high , At thia time the pope presented the society oty n fine block of marble from the torn pie of Concord in Homo for the inonu mcnt. It was received , but soon thcro after destroyed at night by a band of excited - cited know-nothings to whom it was m object of acctarlan and political hatred. It has never boon replaced. Among the contributions to the monument are blocks from China , Japan , Turkey , Bremen. Greece , Brazil , Switzerland , the Grecian archipclogo , Siam , all the states of the United , the cities of Boston , J\ow York Baltimore , Washington. Salem , I Iaha. Philadelphia and many others. In the light of subsequent events , the inscrip tions on the atones from the south nro n commentary on hiatory , ns "Louisiana , over faithful to the constitution and the Union1' ; "Tennessee , the Federal Union , it must bo preserved ; " "Alabama , equal ! ty before the constitution , " nnd others o : line import may bo read. Intercut in the monument now flagged , and the war soon coming , r.ll action concerning corning It cpaaed. In 1872 , and for several oral succoaaivo cessions , the attention o congress was urged toward the necessity of completing a work , which , as it atood , had become a national disgrace. In Au gust , 1879 , an appropriation of ? 200,000 was made , which has since been supple mented by appropriations aggregating § 700,000. The society having apenl $21)0,000 ) , the monument will have coat when finished , § 1,130,000. The con struction Is under a commission of iivo oflicials , of whom the president of the United States is one. There is an engi neer oilicor , nnd an assistant detailed by the president to ouporiutond the vrork. By joint resolution adopted at the List session of congress , the dedication of the monument will occur February 22 , next and the resolution provides for the presence - enco of all military und naval forces oi the Union , a parade of the militia and the aeorot societies of the country ; delega tions of citizens from the states and cities an oration by Robert 0. Winthrop and ether features , The parade will probably bo the fincat in numbers since the war , and it should bo. Tito inauguration oc curing twelve days later , moat of the military will probably remain encamped to await that event also. ' Delays arc If you nro palo , emaciated , have hacking cough , with night sweats , spit ting of blood and shortness of breath , you hnvo no time to loso. Do not hesi tate too long 'till you are past cure ; for taken in its early stages consumption can be cured by the u o of Dr. Plorco'a "Golden Medical Discovery , " aa thous ands can testify. By druggists. OIUENTALi MAGIC. The ABtoiiisliinj ; Fonts of JiiffRlery in tlio Kftst. Sketch from n traveler's ' note book : I was smoking my chibong ono day on the wide veranda of n bungalow , or govern ment inn , in Northern India. It was January , but the v eathor waa intensely hot , and my Dak Ghnrra , with its roiitrh , untrained horses , had stopped lioro for a midday rest. My native ser vant , Chuddy-Lnll , whom 1 nicknamed "liandy Andy , " on account of certain unhandy ways and a merry twinkle of the eye that indicated no lack of Ilibor- inin humor , came up to the porch , and , with n salnam , aaid , "Would Sahib like o BOO Lhndoaalanoo man make tricka. ' " 'Yea , bring him on. " I ouapccted the ellow waa consulting his own fondness or amusement more than mine , but it vns too hot to sloop , nnd J was ready for anything that would kill time. A tall , fine-looking Hindoo , with a clear-cut , intelligent fuco , nnd eyes that ookcd straight nt you , with no indica- iou of "ways that , are dark and tricks hat are vain , " next appeared on tlio cone. Ilo was dressed in the long , vhite robe of hia race , with a rich cash- norp shawl round his waiat , and hia sal- itation and manners wore respectful vithout the least shade of servility. Ho vaa followed by two attendants carrying ho various implements of hia profession , vhich they spread out before him , and a lozon or two hangora-on of all ages grouped themselves nt n respectful dia- anco to on joy the free show. The ground in front of the bungalow vaa paved with largo flat atones , nnd upon ono of tlicso the conjuror Boated amsolf , curling his legs under him in Oriental fashion , and nskod in Ilindo- atanoo , "What special trick would the Sahib like to sooT At the same time he > arcd his long arms , well formed but not nuacular , and untied hia shawl to open its robe nnd allow mo that there waa no concealed mechanism about hia person. 1 tolJ him through Handy Andy , that would like tn hnvo him perform the 'Mango trick"which I had acen once bo ore at Delhi without being able to peno- rate ita mysteries. He nodded iiwent , ind.taking n box about ten inches equate , llled it with earth , and in it planted n nango-nut about the eii'.a of an English valiuit , having first handed it to mo for xruiiiimtion. Ilo then made n tripod or ramo work of thrco sticks , six or eight cot lonr { and tied together at the top , ilncod it over the box and covered the ivliolu witli n piece of white muslin. Tlio uly thing thus far that looked like churl- taniam was n muttered incantation , roll ng up hia eyes , with outatrotched palms , s if appealing for aid to aomo higher ) owcr. Again seating himaolf on the stone lagging , not moro than ton fcot from the urnnda , lie went through the most aa- onishiug performances of alight of hand ricka , such na swallowing swords , toss- ng ball ? in .the nir which never seemed o como down , drawing from hia niou'.h olorcd ribbons of interminable length , tc.Bomo of which 1 had seen done bo- ore , but never In broad daylight. Ilo orrowcd my watch , ninahed it to ( lin ers , and then mysteriously returned it unhnrmcd to my pocket , lie burned in ; handkerchief , and then poured from : vial eomo elixir upon the ashes , and th linen waa returned to me without the smell of fire on its hem. These and many moro curious thinsi ho did for nearly an hour with the mos intcneo gravity of manner and an air n candor that would disarm suspicion. 51y eyes were wide open and I watched hirr so intently an scarcely to wink , and yet . was tmablo to detect a single flaw no ace unt for one of those transformations Some of the tricks he repeated at my request , but the result was the name. A thu critical moment his motions wore quick as lightning. In all cases where fire was used I noticed that ho tithe : poured some liquid or throw a whilisl : powder upon the llaines , which producot for nn instant a dotisa smoke , and left pungent , aromatic odor in the nir. In the mormtimo the mango tree was growing. Four times , at Intervals of tci or fifteen minulca , ho raised the imislir cover to report progress. The first time a sprout three or four inches long ap poarcd , at which ho expressed much sat isfaction , and carefully sprinkled it from n email watering-pot. The next time it was n foot high , and the loaves scorned to bo just forming. The third time it waa was fully two feet in height , and appear cd to bo growing most vigorously. A the close of his other performances hi tossed aside the enveloping cloth and tci pod of sticko , and lo ! thcro was n mango tree or bush , about five foot in height with perfectly formodlcavcsand branches J lo brought it to mo , and 1 satintiod my self beyond question that it was a real live tree by breaking off a branch , whicl I kept as a souvenir. Ilo then pulled i up by the roots , to which was uttnchei the nut partially decayed nnd coverot with fine , fibrous sprouts , Ilo then mptied the earth from the box to nhow mo that nothing wan concealed within it When it is berne in mind that all thi was done in broad daylight , with no per son usually near him , the performer' arms being bare to the shoulders , am seated on a atone pavement , it ia not nur prising that the bystanders seemed fillet with amazement , not unmixed with avro Their faces would have boon to mo an in tcrcating study if my own attention Imc not boon so closely riveted on the con juror. Through Handy Andy , an interpreter I offered to him twenty rupees if ho would disclose to mo the secret of th mango tree. I then doubled and ttcblcc the oiler , but ho only shook his head and I presume 1,000 rupees would have been no temptation. I rewarded bin with a generous "tip , " and for a moment regretted that I wan not a showman by profession. If 1 could have secured his services for an American ongagomon1 there would have boon "millions In it. " Visits oftlio Demi to tlio Iilvlnjj. Thousands of stprioa on this subjcc are told ; all of which when thorough ! ; sifted , nro found to have their origin ii dyspeptic and nervous dreamo. To go rid of such unpleasant dreoms , tone up your utoeiach and strengthen your nerves with Brown's Iron Bitters , livorybodj who trios this famous tonic finds it reh able , and pleasant in its action. Mr. Aug. Kane , of CD t Kim Street , Cincin nati , sayo , "Brows'a Iron Bitters entirely cured mo of elyspepai.i. " The AVoinaii of It. Bc sic Hr.imblo In tlio 1'ittsiburR Dispatch. Np ono can entertain a high idea ol the intelligence and sonao of a man who dons a plumed hclmpt , carries a tin hatchet , shoulders an ill-smelling torch , and marches through mud and slush , or dirty streets , over rough cobblestones , and all for nothing , since only his vote counts after nil. They toll ua that nil thia rnckot and barbarous infringement of the rights of quiet people rouses en thusiasm , fires the popular heart , and keeps men up to the voting point. Oh , does it' Well , so far ns our experience goes , It rouses righteous wrath rather than enthusiasm , it disturbs the peace , it engenders ill-feeling and bitterness , gives aid and comfort to the "hoodlum" clement , it encourages boys and young men toapend their nights upon the street , waatoa money thnt might bo much bettor invested , disturbs and distresses the sick , denies the balm of sleep to the weary , plants thorns in the pillows of mothers and wives nnd siators , and bulldozes the : itizon out of his money for campaign 'unds thnt should go for the benefit of lia family , and , in short , does moro harm than good in every way. The finest mayonaiao dressing for all dnds of s.tlada , cold meats , r.iw toma- oca , pickled onlmon , cabbage , etc , , ia Jurkeu'a Salad Dressing. It is besides , nero economical than homo-ni&do. Can't Umlcrslnml It. 'itUbnrrf Clnonic ! ? . " 1 can't understand it I can't for the ifo of me ! " exclamed llnirbang. "What can't you understand ? " asked "Mrs. llnirbang. "Why , this interminable Mormon luofltion , " ho replied. I"And what ia it you connotundcratund about ii Mr. Hairbang ? " "Why , " ho answered , "thcao Mor mons , you know. I can't for the iifo of mo comprehend how n man can cndur or sUn or a a a should say 1 don't understand , you aoe , how it ia possible fern nmn to want moro than onp wife. " Mra. U. eyed him attentively , but Hairbang was deeply interested ucratch- ing the side of his nose. Sinn ; ; in Hootori , HomenllloJourn.il. "Dear , dear , where have you boon , girls ] " said a Boston mother to her daugh ters who returned late from an enter tainment. "Wo have boon carmining the munici pality , ' * giggled the eldest. "And obaorving the pachydorm"r laughed the second. "And vociferating the female to an ex traordinary elevation"J chimed in the third. "Dear ! dear ! dear ! " exclaimed the mother in oxpoatulntory tones. "There's no harm done , mainmn , " pouted the fourth ; "and the fowl whoso cackling was the salvation of Homo la ana- ponded nt an altitude hitherto unknown in our experience. " ? ! Explanatory Chart : Painting the town ' red fSooint ; the elephant. ( + Whooping her up. ijISvorything lovely nnd the goose hanga high. Tlio Urnin niul tlio Ilottlo. i Nobody can annul protracted indul iT gence in strong drink. The topers who T seek continued stimulus in what they call their "oittore , " have muddled brains blood shot eyes , unsteady gait , nnd ruin 2 ed digestion. Just lemembcr that the stulf they call "bittors , " ia not Brown's Iron Bittora. No toper wants it. It contains nothing thnt suits him forstimu- lus. It ia n pure tonic , nnd the best preparation of iron in existence. Cures indigestion , malaria , kidney and liver disonees , - TtiM Tncdlrlno , cnnl'lnlng Iron ltli pnro Vr itpMo Ionic i , nnlrKly ntnl romjilrlcly Cnrri IH IIC | > HN , lliillxc'slliin , \ \ ciilim1 * * , ' unil Nciirnlnlii Itlsnn iinrallmcromcily for licenses of the Hlilnrjs unil I , Her. It Is itunlimulo for Dl5cn ci peculiar to WoniPii , nnil nil ulio lend H'dcntnry ll\ci. It iloes not Injure Ilio teeth , pnu < clirni1urlicnr produce cr > n tljiation O//IT / / Iron tnciliemrxlo. It enriches nnil purifies the Mood , stimulates ( lie npnotlte , nldg the n lmllntlrm of food , ro- lurvt i llonrtliiini nnd llclehlng , nnd strength * tii" . the inti < lei nnd nervc . Tor Intermittent I'livers , Ijis ltiidc , Ij > ck of Kncigy , Ac. , It lins norqiinl. , AS- The pennlne hnqnliovotrniloinnrknnd crw-c < 1 red lines on M rapper. Tnkc no other. Hadeuuijriir nnunit mum u. MI. , uu.iuioiir , nn. ChnrtcrrdbythcStatcofIir. . noin for thccxprcsspurposs latc rcllelln 'ttf 1 t Seminal Wc-u nesMiKlit Losses by Dreams , J'lmples on therace.Lost r nnhood , } > oiltlvrlttcnrcil TlicrA linacxocrtinriiihiil * Ths appropriate ri.r.cdv uctoncu used in each case. Consultations , per- Juiial or by letter , cacrcdly confidential. Md- cns * sent bv Mall and Express. No marks on ( Jicuacc to Indicate contents or sender. Address Uh.JAMESNo.204Wa3MnglonSi.Chicagolll - ; AND SLATE UOOFINQ. 1111 DoaglM St. Omaha , Neb. Galvanized Iron Cornicas "Will purify HIP ULOOD.Torn. 1 an thr LIVER and KIDNEYS , uin ! Jci-loiih. Till JiILTii null VIOOH of YOUT1I. Uss- IT.I iVmi nf Appi'llte , jii- > ll. lion , I n I ; or Mrinsth , ami 'II i " " : iir.ililuiclv can' I. I , IIJIIM li land in -i'- .oniwlonc. Jt i ! I\IM ' 3 mind and , SnlK i < ie ire a oiuip1.ilnt4 pi-uiliu to ti-ftrsiKWIll Hnd In DR. El' StrEK'3 IRON 'i'O-jr.O n fatn nnd r.n-cdy tiiro. cilicaneUar , liuililiy complilon. . ricqiiunt r.Wcmptsat c1't Uintt only add [ o the popularity ol the oii lnni. Do not cxpcrl * incilt ( lUttllO OlllOIXAL AND lit ST. yourmldresstoThnDr. Hurt i > r Mort.ro. ' CSerd ) , Jto.for our "DREAM 11OOK. " ITullof btran o oed useful Information , free. , Science of Lits , Only $1.00 BY MAIL POSTPAID. RKQW A. GREAT MEDIOAlj TVO21JV ON RAANHOOD nshanatod Vitality , Norvons nd 1'hrclcal Debility 'roro lure Decline In Man , Kiroruot Youth , an the ntotd laharlta osuHIrig from Indiscretion ; or ez 330M. A boo ! for cvory man , younit , rniddlo-a od , nd old. H contains 123 prescriptions for nil acute nil I'liroulc dlaoatoa oachono ol tvblrh la Invaluable 3 found by the Author , whoja cxporlonro for 23 a2ro la nucli aaprobably never before foil to the let I nv pbyscn ! 300 pap-cn , hound In bottitlfo 'rench mnclin moos3ed coders , full iiltsnarantooii ; 3 be a finoi work n every eensu , mechanlcil , lit- r ry r.nd prolowlonal , thin any ether worlc Rfid ! In his country toe 8 .60 , or the money v. Ill bo retuorled ae\errln Unco. Viloe only 81.00 by mail , post- fid. Illiibtratlvo eatujilc 6 cunts. Send now Gold medal awarded the author by the Nation 1 Modlral seodatlon , to the offloora of which ho rofera. Tbo Fclcnso of Lilo should ho rcodhv the yn or tnntractlon , nd by the alKlctad foi relief. nil ! bouefll til. London Lancet. There U r.o member of eocloty to vhom The Sol- neo of Ll/o / iMl ! not hi useful , whether yooth , psr it , trtiirdltxu , Icjtructororp'.o.yMiian. Aitronaut. Address the Po bodj Msdl'ftl Institute , or Dr.V rkcr , Ho. S DulMnch Street , Uontxn M.UI ) , v.hr o aoneultcd en oil dMrasou rciqulr'-iicHiill ! nad rnce. ClirculcandobatlnitedUaai sth.it I. \t the 1'JH of all other plija-ltrfil ti > ni r.lty , ilaob tieitud tui'i'csa-tl CKl Inllj " UuInsUnco failure. TlJVCKj f ummer Of the Nortltvost , Detroit , Minn country of WOODS AND LAKES , 200 miles west St Paul. Three tralua dally on the N I' . It. It. , 1th 30 Day Incursion. TlcLota at about one-ball atca. HOTEL MINNESOTA , n elegant house with accommodations lor 200 ueetn. R. R. COLBUFIN , Proprietor. { 3TSKNU FOR CIHCULAIUUIVl.NU FULL rAHIICULilUi. ( Faculty 1'rlzo Uedlcal UOIICRO of Ohio , SPECIALTY PILES , FISTULA , And other Diseases ol the Anus and Itoctum. 120 S. 14th St. Cor. Douglas OMAHA , NKB. ro od and ntl HAMBUKQ-AMERIOAN HIECT 11NE FOR ENGAND , FIUNCK AND OE1UIANY. The etcnmshlpa ol this \\i-ll-knoun line nre built ol Iron , In watcr-t't'ht coini'artriH'nta ' , am ! to furnish- ednlth uiorj ruquieitu to make t'jo iiaBgaga both into and amicable. Tliov carry the united Btatei tucl Kuro | ran mails , nod Katu Now Yorka Tliuru- Jajsaridaaturdaja lor IM ) mouth ( LONDON ) Cher- lionrir , (1'AUIS ( ) and HAMliUMQ. Htttva : Flrtt Cabin , JS6 , $4)5 ) and $75. Steerage , 92C Hturyl'undt.ilurk llun < ica , K B. llooreu.M. loll , tgeutaln Omaha , Oronuulo ; Silii , < > ntg > 'jioicnt ; ! tj Council Uluflj. 0. U : ItlClIAHD ii CO , Gen. I'aw Asia. , 1 Broad ay , N. Y. Cliu. Kozuiln kl & Co. Uenural Wutuiu A < nts , 107 Waahlugtou St. , Ohio a iu.lU. 8UBAL NEBRASKA ! mo Icadlne Agricultural and Live Clock J. ilrual of tno West. H. S. SMITH & CO. , I IIORS A > DI-L'BLI81IKR8. lONU'.OBT. W. FUUNA8 , Secretary St L'oarJ ol Acrloulturr , Auoclate Editor. iUBSCIUPTION 1'UICK , fl.M per ) ear In nd > ance , and 103 S. .1th SUoot. OMAHA , NEB l-mio HP Owing to the increase in our business we've admitted to the firm Mr Edwin Daviswho is well and favorably known in Omaha.TM $ V willenable us to han dle an increased list of property , We ask those who' have desi rable property for sale , to place the same wilh ; ES. The new firm will be lu REAL EBTAT ! 213 South 14fih Sfc