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Heart , Despondency DlzzlnosH , Loss of Ifcmory , Lack able
of Entrgy and Ambition , can bo restored to health
and vigor , If case Is not too long noiluctcd.
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Atlanta , Oa. , for a cony of their treat no oa Woo.
uul tilcln UlecwcJi , u hlch K 111 bo mulled ( ru- ,
Cancer for Many Years
A family servant las been atllctcl for many yean
with a cancer on her none , and wo , treated by "om
ollbt bent pbjnclan ! , and tbo old itinudlm une
without bentflt Untlly o K o ' " --r Hwift'n Ue \
ctflo and the 1st been complttely cureJ.
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Thornton , Ua. , Auguit let , 1SS1
NOSE EATEN OFF ,
John Nave * , a young m n near here , ? ad a ranee
on bl * face wb'ch ' hid eiten w y W noiotnd pit
of hUclittk , and wa xt udlnit up tohUenis. A
a la t tcaort ho ' put on Bwllt'i ) Kjwcillc , and I
bu entirely cured him. Ill * fw ! all lic'uled ovu
with uew tfuih , and bil tmr l bullb It bucclle
Hjifwovery was wonderful
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RELICS OF THE CAMPAIGN ,
Mat Becomes of liic Paraphernalia
of Parades ,
ot Uniforms. Tnrclicp , HcL
inclH , Han * ! ll ( ' HntitH'iM Knit *
IDK IHO lllp ll'i''l4 < > ( '
I lie Sin ll 1t y .
New York Stnr
All the pomp nnd circumstance of the
glorious political war in over , nnd the iiu-
posing pageants nro things nf the pnat.
The martial music , the brilliant ll.im-
bcnux , the gayly cn-pnrisoncd hnraemcii ,
nnd the handsomely equipped civic Infantry -
fantry will bo seen no mure until nrx
election. To many puraonn who wit
ncsacd the impufting political demonatra
tiono of the past few week. ' , it will prove
intnrcsting to know n few facts in con-
ncction with the work nocceanry to fil
out the hosts of both parties with cam
paign goods. The manufncture and nalo
of these outfits give cinploytnent to n
argo number of men nnd fcquiro the in-
'catinont of considerable capital. The
phomcral utility of nrliclva lined in procca-
ions nccustitaton thatthu materials out of
irhich they are manufactured bo not too
xponaivo , nnd , like the opnnglea on the
oasAiuer garments of the dnnaoiuo , they
ro intended to bo more ornamental than B
iscful. A Urondwny firm , which makua
specialty of manufacturing camjiaign
i
ooiJe , gave eomu intcrcaling facts to n
itnr reporter in relation to the extent of
he buaihots carried on in this lino. It is
utimoted thnt nearly § 2,000,000 wns in-
cstcd in political goods throughout the
country this year , some firms carrying as
high as S10U.OOO worth of stock. The
largest amount expended came from re
publican cofl'crs , The campaign goods
business wns greatly dividca this year ,
many hat manufacturers going largely
into the making of helmets and n num
ber of fancy goods housca supplying the
market with shirts.
Another clais of men who are pecuniar
ily benefited by political conteats are the on
manufacturers ot banners nnd transpar
encies. A Duauo street firm provided
$10,000 worth of business during the
rccont campaign and could have been
half as much again if they dceirod to oi
turn out inferior work. Probably $100-
000 has been spent in New York City
and Brooklyn alone for signs , banners in
nnd transparencies. To a person of nn
inquiring turn of mind the following
question must frequently ( Highest itself :
"What becomes of all this paraphornnlm
after the election ? " Jn the first placa any
there are the torchon. After having been
to
utilized in parades the torch becomes the
property of the multitudinous gamin , hia
who organizes a demonstration of his own .
oil u aiuall scale. With the aid of discarded -
carded campaign attire , he marches with
comrads of his own ago through n number : )
Ho
ber of the city streuta until hit ) patriotic '
career ia brought to a wholesale atop by
the armed intervention of the utisym- arm
pathotie patrolman in blue. The torch , hit mou
after figuring in thc o puerile pageants , cloai in
undergoes aa ninny viciaaituden as the the
nvo mortal and winds
average , occasionally tolh
as ; the solitary illuminator of aoino
Italian's chestnut stand. jj' >
The gnudy cloak and the plumed helmet I
mot are occasionally rotiiincd na aotivc-
nin by individuuld of a romantic turn. to
und will ba bcqueathud by them to' their inch
otlapriiig , aa a relic of the year of a great
preeidontlnl campnign. Owing to the po- 8U
culiar shape of the political headgear this "II
scaaoii , the Imta will not bo utilized for
who
ordinary wear to any great extent ; but In who
pant campaigns , muny n good , serviceable of >
and many a warm woolen shirt en
abled some poor devil to eke out his win- com
iiboi
ter'i wnrdroDo with the same , nnd saved whe
him ] enough money to stand n social
glae for hlm.aolf nnd friends.
There ia u horrible faacinutlon nbout am CUVi :
-m
n
uniform to young men , whether it bo the
nttl
Kaudy trappings of the militin or the who
tawdry fiuoty of n campaign outfit which ,
Milder the charitable radiunco of the oloc- WH9
hii
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light , assumes nn nltnoat priacelj 8iir
splendor. The fair sex is not indiUorent not
the attractive appcnranco of a corpn ol two
robust young followH.nll similarly nttired ,
nd this , porhnpfl , is why the average had
oung man robeu himself in a suit whicn , wrui
il his lucid intervals , ho would 'alum ns like
ilHi Trould the yellow fovor. The garments ud
Ulmatcly become the booty of the bin-ill - ilo/
who dons them with n satin-
oys , serene - ialc
action that and
belongs only to boyhoou , boi
'oes forth conquering and to be con-
iml
tiered. On the east side of town , in the wife
hickly populated districts the immense gni
lumber of young hoodlums and the fro-
inn
uoncy of their parades within the lust nln
on days appalled the mnnnolinil peeler nan
nd wol.'o him up. His raids on thoou- inul
husiaatio urchins carried dibinny into
heir ranks , and they generally retired iu lst
onfuiion , leaving munitions of war , In ho
ohapo of torches , flags , etc. , in the cct
ofiscssion of their natural enemy , the 10
xilicomun.
But Now York is not the only town octi
wherein < political proccesions arc held , out
over the length nnd breadth of the old
and the irrepruaslblo ardor of political lull
nthusiuats finda vent In parades and ii re hat
works , bonfires nnd stump speeches. ' 'uni '
transient nature of political pnrn- hat
ihenuliu obtains all over the couutryand inu
iftor being used once is generally lost ofo
ight of forever. The ordinary Amori- tan
citiV.on la with sound
gifted a stratum 'em
common < aunao , and he cm nearly al lim
ceo through the transparent deices - on
ices of professional politicians whun ffiia
hey are to atimulate a factitious ciithuat-
won
,8tl for certain candidates. After the The
ieat of the battle most men return to ion
ordinary olUirs of life and keep an eye itn
! peeled for the main chance , and in com
such Individuals the trappings of a cam- 3ut
&lgn can awaken no memories of exul 10
tation , and the torchon and clothes are "
ncontinontly flung away. The ubiquit the
thei
junk dealer derives probably na
ranch benefit as anybody from the dis did
carded : uniforms , because rags hnvo a Ini
market vuluo always nnd ho usually falls in
for the greater proportion of the made
clothing. full
Owing to the business of campaigi by
goods being divided up among so many some
manufacturers , there was less profit th'f ' ser
year than in any preceding prealdentia till
contest. Four yoara ncjo there was man who
mouoy apont for political outfita tlmn in that
the aoaaoii just paaaed. One firm hat of
00,000 torches left on ita hands , whicl his
had been made with the expectation o pox
selling them to a local political leader. man
At ftochoiter , N. Y ; St. Louis , Chi his
CBRO , Cedar Kapida und other placea cam the
paign goeda are manufactured on larg na
scale , and the number of thofo eatabliah am
inoutB is cunatantly increaaing. Th
of
Now liuil it Jl \ of
Itepubllcan. rcc
rcci
A now at' lo of ballot-box waa used
Massachusetts for the first time oi poi
Tuesday. The voter deposits his hallo
face downward on an inclined piano , UIK port
turning of a crank carries it bctwceu alon
pi ? ' if rubber ri tl
of a boll announces thnt the ba lot is
within the box. On one > end jif the box
is n registering mnchino , in plain nipm ,
containing numbers , the register advanc
ing onoovory time n ballot goes through.
inTl
This arrangement seems to cover nbout
nil ! the requisites of n convenient and do
girablo ballot box , aud there is no ap.
parent reason why the whole country
might not ndfpjit It with nd vantage.
1'OST.IJBIjIjUM INCIDENTS ,
A l-V\v OdtllllcH IJfcvoioiicel liy
Visit In tlioVnr Dpparltncnt.
Star.
Aa n Star reporter entered the oflico o
n wnr department official the other dnj
hove wns atriick by the nppoaratico on
voice of n visitor who wns just taking hi
leave. Ho wni n henvy-not man , wit !
nn intelligent face , dark brown hair nnt
heavy mustache , nnd apparently botwoei
45 nnd fiO years cf ngo. The reporter'
titrt imprceeion wns thnt ho wns a milita
ry olllcur of some prominence , but na he
budo the ollici.il "good day" there wns n
very prccoptible foreign nccont in hi
speech ,
"Wns thnt nn nrmy cifllccr ? " asked the
reporter after the door had closed upoi
the departing visitor.
"No , " replied the oflicinl , " ! never saw
him before thnt I know of , but ho has
just ' related to me n very interesting
atory. "
"I'm i just In the humor for n good
atory , " said the reporter.
"Well , my visitor is a Swede. During
the rebellion he left hia homo in Sweden ,
they
young < man , to como to this country to ,
igh for liberty. Ho wns n man of
means , nnd wnn actuated simply by he
roic motives. Upon arriving hero ho nt
once enlisted iu a Now York regiment
and waa sent aouth. Hia rogimout , na I
remember it , wna rather a hard one ,
composed mainly of French and Germans
mat , of a pretty rough clnsH , with officers >
cars not much bettor At Now Orleans
the young Swede's abilities were quickly
recognized , and ho was given clerical
work. In n short time ho was taken
very 111 with chronic diarrhea , nnd when
almost at death's door was shipped north
a sixty day's furlough.That was in the
summer. Ho did not improve much ,
and aa cold weather nppronchcd the doctors n
torn advised him to seek n warmer climate
mat , ho was entirely ignorant of military of
tnrj regulations , nnd being desirous only of
saving hia Hfo ho made his way , ho
says , to Havana. There ho was under
the care of a physician who was
inUni some way connected with the >
United Stntus consulate. By the time ho ; '
regained his health the war was over. I
think ho then wont back to Sweden ; nt >
rate ho didn't return to this country
f
ngnl until n forr days ago , whou ho came
Now York to engage m business. Im-
ngiu his surprise when ho learned that
name h recorded an that of a do-
lortor. Ilia mission hero is to clear him
self of thnt stigma , ao that ho can enter
iipinoao with nu unstained reputation.
Bayn that he never received a cent
fron the government while lie was iu the
trmy ; , ami did not oven got his bounty
nouey. Ho doesn't care for that , though ,
f
Buys ; ull ho wants ia lo have his name
iloarcd. I don't know anything nbout
truth or falsity of his utory , but ho All
it very ntrtiight. He will have to
ring ' nllidavita nnd ether proofs to ostab-
it before hia cneo can bo uctod upon ,
only give you the story aa ho related it
f
mo juatnow. "
" 1 Buppoao you have many strange war
ncldonts brought to your attention1
luggestod the reporter. . '
"Oh , yes , lots of them , " was the reply.
hnvo in mind now the case of a man
was reported ns killed in action , but > ' y
turned up a few years ngo at a reunion
hia I rogimout like n ghoat among hia ) y
vheu ; ho wna shot. It was at the sncond
jattlo of Bull Run , 1 think. Ho waa n
uvalryman | , und rode in the front ranks
n chnrgo. Ho was shot from hid horao
the beginning of the charge , and the
\
vholo regiment pi sed over him. There
iiu doubt wbciit hia death , and that
bdy waa not found occaaioned no
nuprino | : Aa ho tolls the story , ho knew
lothing ! until he regained coiisclotmncsa ,
or three months later , outin Michigan , "Ku
Kiing cured for by some strangers who
taken him in. Ho was a physical orW
vruck , uii'l ' when 1 saw him ho looked
n regular Yuilp. Ho wns all twisted Ho
toru out cf ahr.pp as If ho had been enl
ilortn up in U bailer explosion nnd
. hrc
mlohtd up afterwards. Ho wandered
\.nc
bout for Hoveral yenr nnd finally visited
former homo. He found that hia on
, believing htm dund , hud married og
gain. Ho didn't trouble her , but con- ud f
limed traveling nbout until finally he
Allied the friendship of n well to-do CIS
, nnd with him he made his homo , un
inully mnrryiug one of Ms daughters. eoif
lUtcr hia appearance nt the reunion of
regiment , ho brought his cnso before vent
fto
diipnrtmout to have hia record
cor-
ccted nnd to secure the pension which dgi
claimed on nccount of his wounds , ) lac
The strangest incident within my recol- ii
oction , " continued the olliclal , "was lol
onncctod with the death of n colored erv ,
oldior. Both his widow nnd his mother V"
lalmod n pension. The widow swore
this mini , her husband , hud du-d n 180
'unnotaoo In 1882 of the amitllpix , bin '
hia niotliui wns no1- living t tlu < ;
of his death nor even several yi-urt
, -
oforo. The mother claimed that tlin
, her son , died in 18(14 ( of umnllpnx in
'onuoBsoo ; thnt alio htxl ri'pentuiily eeun Oil
between 18U2nnd 18GI , but that hur
hud never been mrrried. Now , tlmt. 1801
u nice snarl to untangle , for both { .
ivoincu wuro evidently tolling the truth rci
'hero was a record of the man in quits And
, according to which he was enlisted i < ot
a certain date in that regiment nnd waa
lompany ; nnd died of amiillpox in 1801
there was ulse strong evidence tluu
died ti in 1801 ! of einullpoi , " A
"How it "
wns struiKhtonod outJ" asked A
reporter ,
"Well i it learned
, was that the man
die in 18U2 , OA claimed by the widow.
those times , however , and particularly liai IK )
thiiao I colored rogimonta , the officers
every ellort to keep their ranks ing
, nnd na the colored men seldom wonl
any other name than Pompoy , or
auch well-known darkey name , the after lays
Borgounta , experienced little difficulty it
tilling the place of some ono of the moi Sivod
died or deserted. It was supposec
in this instance no record waa made
the i death of this Mosu , or whatever 1'lle
name vas , when he died of the small
: in 18(12but ( the eorgeant hunted up u ha
who looked enough like him to taki
plaoi * , nnd the now soldier ndoptuc
name of the deud oneand wan knowi § gluts 1.
Ditch. Two years later ha aha died ol
smallpox , niul his death was recorded
There weru really two soldiers , but out
whom was mustered in and but ono
whom who died according to th ?
record. " aay
"Who i got the pension ? " asked the ro
or.
" 1 don't recall the ohiraotor of thn re
undo bv the department to the pun
authorities , but my impreaeiou i
t r.ci Jrr qrt it Y u arc , the hui Ir'- '
band , who died , did not die until 1801 ,
when it was shown ho wntn't the man ,
nnd the son , who did die in 1802 , never
WAS mustered in , and there you nro. Ono
nni muttered in nnd didn't die , nnd the
other died , but wns never mustered in. "
How OrconlmoJCH AVcro AIndu In tlio
Irni'ljUnjH or I lie Iteliclllon ,
Newark ( N. J. ) Pram.
" 1 wns nt the hend of the first burcn
which was estnbliahod f ( r thn mauufnc
turo of greenbacks , " said William A
Shannon to n Prces reporter. "It wtia in
g
the Intter we-sk in August that prcpara
tion wns maOo for the emiajlnn of the lira
gruonbacki , or na they were then called
demand treasury notes. A bureau wn
slatted in the eccrctnty's oflico , for the
purpose nf starting the same. It wa
called the Loan and Treasury Noli
Branch of the Secretary's < ( lice , nud tin
employes were nearly all ladles.
Mrs. Fanny Steulo , daughter of Com
rnodoro Burnn , of the United States
navy , and n Minn Du Vail , of Philadcl
phln , were the first two ladiea introducoe
into the treasury. The were engaged tenet
net an clerks at SHOO per annum. Mr.
Howard , who was nt the head of the
trimming nnd cutting branch , hud aboul
100 women under his supervision , and
heir duties were to trim greenbacks nnd
jond.i. The paper which represented
noney wna brought into the ollico in
tackiigos of 100 sheott ) , cnch shoot being
our notes , which lind to bo cut around
ho margin , then separated and tied up
n parcels , which were returned to the
icad of the ollico and duly bigned for.
Utor some little cxporionco any womai
ould trim 100 notes In twenty minutes
Svory precaution was taken to proveni
obbcty or secretion of any of the notes ,
The largo suite oi rooms devoted to the
work were thrown entirely open , ami
lies partitions were fixed np so that the
east movement of anybody could be al
inci aeon.
inciT division nt the time was run at
ligl pressure to satisfy the pressing needs
f the war. The work was carried on
day and night and Sundays almost with
out intermission. The salaries were in-
reused to $1)00 ) and soon after to $1,000
year. The first year ot the war was
un on a spefiio basis up to the first day
f December , 18&lc.but on the first day
f January , 28C2 , the specie payments
were discontinued nnd only paper money
was circulntcd. Over 00,000,000 of theao
unmnd notes were issued out of n loan
f * 250,000,000 issued by nu net of con-
ross dntod July 17 nnd August 8 , 1801.
'heun aamo demand notoa subsequently
ocamo receivable for customs duties by
special act of congress. The notes were
the : ? 5 , § 10 nnd $20. nn
"These originaldcmand notes or greon-
lacks wore at first signed only by the
ccrotary of the treasury , but a oubse-
uunt act of congress gave the clerks
ewer to sign for the treasurer and regis-
cr , and in still Inter issues the sig-
aturos were placed on by the on-
rnvrrs.
"For a period of over two ycara this
cpnrtmcnt received in the neighborhood
half a ton of thoae benda , to net aa '
ractional currency nnd greenbacks daily. )
this had to bo worked and the official
cul placed upon them in the department ,
fler which the notes were deposited in .
lie treasury. Great care was taken in
ho preparation of these vnluablo scraps A
paper. They had to pass through
iftecn pair of hands and twenty-two
cunts before they were rslfgiblo for ad-
nleaion into the hands o the tronsuror. ;
'ho paper was manufactured by Wilcox
tCo.of West Philadelphia , and engraved
the National Bank Note company. >
'tie paper was fibrous and manufactured
a apodal patent proceed. It was com-
oaod of now linen in the piece and ban- to
anna handkerchiefs , alao now , which
veto placed in the mill and mixed into a
iulp , which resulted in a long , fibrous ,
icarly untoarable paper. It waa for u The
eng time manufactured in the treasury
epartmont by a Fondrinuier mnchino.
\ftor n while the engraving was taken
way from the Now York company and '
ilticed in the hands of the engraving the
mretuu at \ \ ashingtou.
"Did you come across any thieves dur- nac
your ollicial term ? " nacT
"Yes ; but I will not give you the names
obvious reasons. Ono was a man
lighly recommended by Secretary Chase. \ft
managed to secure § 100,000 nnd wns whe
entonccd , but he only served a short disc
em iu prison and waa then released Bai
.hrough the influence of puwcrful friends.
Liiother shooking case wns thnt of n
oniig nun of good family , who managed hia
hiame
get the secret of the combination lock ,
by this and ether ingenious devices was
altering the halves of cub notoa nnd out
cceping ] back thn whelp ones , DO thnt the with
umber could not bo identified , he sue- ain
eoded iu embezzling 100,000 coupons in luf
few months. Ho then resigned nnd ua
to Now York , where ho wns soon ebon
ftornrrestod. He subsequently ucknowl- nora
dged hia guilt and divulged the hiding no
lnco of lux ill gotten treasure , which wua For
the seat of un old arm chuir und in the all
lobe of u gaa lamp. This culprit also 101
ervcd only unhurt term of imprisonment long
clng libtntod through intercut in high ntood
uarters. But ho was very soon nfter
isouvon el dund in the streets of Wtuh-
igtui ) , and myatcry utill hung over his
ntimuly fate ,
u 1 buppusu n laigo amount of money
-ibfcd through your hands while yi u "I
cuniKuuU with the greenback bu- in
?
t. Well , you can judge , from August ,
: , to May , 1801) ) , the largo umount of
U.-'OO.OUO.UOO iu fractional currency uud
Ljrcoubiok * pisacd through my hiiuela M
thei largest uinouut of mono ) over
n'wly in my department in ono day
$18,000,000. 11
IMUCH ! I'liiKS ! 1'lljKS ! oita.
SUU15 CJUUK KOUNI ) AT uASTI lr
NO O.NU NKK1I BUKFKH.
Hiiro euro for Itliiul , Dlocding , Itching and
Ulcerated 1'llux IIUH bn'ii discovered by lr , *
Williams ( mi Indian Uruiedy , ) called lir , c
William's Indian I'llo Uliittuent. A ulnglo hat
liin ; cured thu worst chronic cases of 25 or
years standing. No oua need sutler five
minutes after applying this wonderful tooth
mudicimi. Lotions , Instruments nnd eloo
tuarles do moro luirm than good. William's
Indian I'llo Ointment absorbs thu turners , al
the Intense itchiui ; , ( particularly at night Pa
gutting warm In bed , ) acts aa a i > ouluuo , his
Instant relief , and Is prepared only for of
'lies , itching of the private parts , and for
luxhluo else.
Head \\hattho Hon. .T. M. Oofl'mberry , of
Clovi'lnul , eays about Dr. William's Indian by
Oolntment : "I have wed scores of l'ili
Curtis , and It alfords inu pleasure to say that J
> o neiver found anything which ga\u sucl
Jnnntxllatu aud pcrmiiueut rt-lli'f as Dr. Wll
HUIII'H Indian Omtiucut. J'or sale by all drug
and mailed on rucciiit of price. Mo atu
Bold at retail by Kuhu & Co.
O. K. ( JOOIMAN ,
Whoh-salo AKOnt.
aoou
Tn
The poor authorises of Paris ssk far that
8,000,000 for the coming ye nr. i'he >
they will ba compelled to give aa
eistuncu -IOO.CCO peoplo.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease ,
IIoji'd ( Saraa'irilla ] ia a cunttltulionnl
remedy. It cures catarrh. | Cilvo it n
. ' .
Ir'1 1
SUNKEN TUBAS UllE ,
Home Jll.stnrlo and Mj ttioto lcnl
Ships tlml liolV Tliclr Cat- .
BOCH I" the Hen.
Kvery Other Saturday ,
A Philadelphia papdrat&tca thnt some
hopeful perions in that quarter
to tnnkei nn effort to rccsvor the
pinto , bullion nnd other valuable articles
thnt ia thought were aunk in Vigo Uay ,
Spain , pb nit the middle cf Iho last cen
tury. Knglirh liistnrians contempora
neous with the event atnto that the Span ,
ish treasure licet , richly heart , on its nn >
niml return from South America nnd
Mexico , was nttackcd by an English ficot ,
chased into Vfgo Bay , and there tunk
with all its Iroaiuro , The projoiit
tempt to recover this ia not the fits
Abjiit sixty ycnra ngo , during the cpucu
lativo matm In England , a strong com
pnny was formed , with skilful dlvora nn
all other necessary facilities , who viaite
the bay nnd made n faithful invettigatio
of the sunken ships. They reported tha
there wns no treasure lo ba found there
and thnt the historians , probably Hume
or Smollett , must hnvo been misled b.
the sensational stories of the ) day auci
stories always abounding in time of
Mr. Ilnlo published in his Boston Daily
Advertiser , soon nfter , n very full nb
stract , n column or so , ol
the report of thoao employed it :
this aonrch , which appears to
hnvo been thoroughly made , giving inter
esting particulars na to the condition oi
the sunken galloons. It might bf well
for thnao engaged in the undertaking to
rend Air. llnlo'a abstract , before invest
ing too heavily. They profcsa , hotvover ,
to hnvo had n aurvoy lately mndo of the
condition of the sunken ships , who report
port thnt although the mud ia four ioot
deep over their decks , the schema to
rniao them is porfcctnblo practicably.
An Interesting nrticlo could bo written
on the subject of sunken ahipa freighted
with pinto nnd specie. Ono of the moat
important In modern time ? wni the Span
ish galleon aunk in 1815 or 1810 , on the
coaat ot Central America. I forgot her
name , nnd thnt of the port nonr which
she sunk , nnd iu this aequestered village ,
with no public or decent private library ,
names and dates cannot bo given with
doairablo precision ; 1 think the British
annual rot/istor for the nbovo years haa a
full nccount. However nt thnt time the
hold of Spain on her South American
poaseaaloua waa rnpidly declining , nud I
think thnt thia was nbout the last trcaa-
uro ship that loft her colonies. She was
QHed with prkats flying from their
home ? , who had gathered up nn incrodi-
bio nmount of church pinto nhd epecio.
Just boforoatartim ; forSpain aho waa acci-
dently destroyed by nn explosion , with
n nwful loss of life. A company wna
formed , some twenty yonra ago , for re
covering thia vnluablo freight , but they
av hid only partial auccesa. Other
on : have attempted it. id
The British frigata Huzzar , of ! ! 2
was aunk , in passing through lloll Onto
near Now York , iu the winter of 1780.
She waa reported to have hnd nnimmenso
nmount of epncie on board , destined to
pay eft" the British troopa then in that
c'ty. Several unsuccessful attempts have
bucn : mndo to recover this. A comoany
wna formed for thia purpcso in Now
York , in 1828 , or thereabouts , but they
finally gave it up us impracticable ; an
other < ono now exista for the purpose.
few , yeara ngo a motion was made in
congress for nn appropriation to assist in
raising thia frigate. In discueaiug thia
subject , some thought the the British
govurnmcnt might rightfully claim it , if
recovered. It waa referred to a special
committee , who made nn interesting report
port nnd recommended the appropriation
out nothing further waa done about it.
Several years ngo nu attempt waa made
r old vessel that had long been
un iu the Hudson , with which a mys
terious hlatory was connected. Credu * -U
lous people wore suroit waa Capt.Kidd'a.
There ; is no end to the beliefs snel super . *
stitions in the towns 011 the Atlantic
coast ! , nbout the career of this famous
freebooter. : But old historian Pater
Force exploded the whole affair about
Hudson ship , in the National Intelli
gencer , when the attempt to raise it was
mado.
The only important success in raising lilliey
sunken treasure waa the brilliant achlovu- Jre
mont of Sir William Phippa iu 1087.
After cruising about for a long time ,
when on the point of giving it up , ho
discovered among the rocks near the
Banka of Bahama the object nf hia
search , a Spanish pinto ship that hnd been
under water forty-four yoais. Out of
galleon ho took gold nnd silver lo the
nmount of .I'MO.OOU. King J nines 11.
a partner in the company that fitted .
Capt. Phipps , and wnaari well pleased
the result thnt ho knighted the cap cu
and mndo him colonial governor of lodj
Massachusetts. But ho was much bolter
qualified to command n ship of wnr than r.
bo governor cf n colony. His man- void
were rough nnd brutal. Ho once i.it
tllco
knocked down the collector of the port , .F
this and ether olfunaea ho wns re orn
called < to Kiigland , where ho died n few
months nttcr. Hia residence in Boston ,
considered the handsomest in town ,
nt Iho corner of Salem nnd Charier
ulrcots.
IIorKforil'H Aoiel I'liObplialo
f
VALUABLE IN INDIOKSTIO.V.
Du. DANIKI. T , NKLSO.V , Chicago , says : A
e
find it a pleasant and vnluablo remedy
Indigestion , particularly iu overworked
Seven hundred and ono women have
ixorriaed their privilege of voting in
iSBachuaottB this year.
AJigoHtura HIltorH la a household word
over the world. For over 50 years It has
advertised iholf by ita merlta. It IB now nil- B
ertisod to vfurii the public against counter'
. The gomiino article la manufactured by Dn )
J. 0.B. Siwort & Soua.
In recruiting hia forjos the governor of
Sau Shan , China , only accepted those
could jump acroaa a six-foot wide For
ranch ho had dug for tlio purpose of " .
naking the teat. K.
t
y
Alter FriKliti'ul Full ,
A mnson named Iloighter , in Carlisle ,
, , foil from n high scaffold nnd injured
leg. For n long time hia leg waa full
liorriblo sores , The tears nro still
there , but the sorea nro nil healed. The iloni
healing waa ucomiplished in aovon weeks
the use of Brown's Iron Bittern ,
which , by purifying the blood nnd brain Jbcay
strengthening thuayatom , drove out the
humor * which had kept up tlio sorea. Sir.
Roightoria well known in Carlisle niu
vicinity. 15.00
MO
A band of from 200 to 500 bisons were ( ro oi
{ in the National Park some days j
Tni'y were watched by n gamo-keuper BO
: hunters couui not molest them , jy
Dr. Sago's Catarrh llowody cures
whim every other so-called remedy fails
The olectrio light h eaid to have boon
found cheaper than candles for th
illumination of British ship ? . lip nam
j fc - - HTMi ;
r * * BESTT3HJC. 5
Th' < nioilicl'iO , ro joiuli ITYUI mtii pn-a
fti tnlilo tonliJi irltly DIH ! rnmjil'Ii .r
liiiuirplou | ) | , liiInrliil'lil'Uiiiii ' ] I' HI r > ,
nnil Nournlahi.
U Isnn unlnillnc windy for IT ! sof tli"
KMiH'jN nnil l.ltcr.
It Is invnlunlilo for IKcn ) o ; pponllnr In
* " inii < l oil who ! cn < lfe < U > ntnrvv-
f I'xlin'C coii Umtlon | oJ/iT Jinn
Heiirlflicsninl piirlflM llioljlnod.r.tlmiilitv-
llicnpprlttp , nlds the n lnillnllon oribotl , re
IIVPS licnrtlmrn mid llclrldiip , miJ strjugth
fi < tlio nni'f lp ntid nerves
Tor IiitiTnilrlcnt TOMTS , jwMtude. Lnclt n }
I ii"sy.f. ( . , It II.H no t"iinl |
JT3Tlio ( rrnnltip ] jns iibnvp trndo murk n' \
f < i i' ) rod lines on rni'iicr Tnl.c no otli' r
ininnilsintedlntlie BROAD GLAIN
VERY BEST OPERATING ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
Ever offered < o tlie cubllc.
JIAMBDEa-AMEBIOAN
DIKKCT ! LINK FOS KNOLAND , IfilANCK AND
OEB1IANY. !
The steamships of this noll-kcown line MO hnllt o
ion , In wAtor-tlgbt compartmcutn , nnd nro turnkh
n
xte
tud
disys and taturdaye for Plj mouth ( LOA'PON ) Cbvr
bours , (1'AHIS ( ) and HAMBURG.
llstes : Stocrngo Jroai Europe only flS. FIret
Cabin , { 56 , $65 and f76. teer .e , ? it.
Ilcnry Pundt , Mark IliEeen , F K. Monres.lf. Tolit
Routsln Ountiu , OroaoweB 4 Schuecttjcn , ircntaln
Council BliiOiJ. . B : I'.IOHAHD ft CO. , Con. Fuse
ARtt , 81 Erotdwny , N. T. Cbas. Ifozmlnskl t Co-
Oencrsl Western Jijantj , 170 Wnelilanton St. , Ctolo *
jo// , !
in
cf the Sln"and !
DIoodpromptly relieved and
e. Seminal
.ht LossA.by Dreams , Pimples on
e , Lost Manhood , ; niltlvflitciirul f/ier6
erliiiriinni * The appropriate it.T.edj'
used in cachet 'e. Consultations , t > er-
ion.il or by Utter , sscrcdly confidential. Med-
: ; sent bv Mail und Express. No marku on
ciCt-fi ? to indicate contents or sender. Addrejx
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, I'rematura Decay , nnil all dismil ts lironKhtm
jylnilifcrotlonorcici'M.nill li.amof. ii , lorcm ' -
byaddroMiDZJ 1'
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by
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.tiiirHlulu , Mint ! n Klilm \ . * -i U i til I I
out. Anllllnil , llwirl ( IK. . -i I ) . , . l i lot lliml n I' '
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ipi'liiH 1'ik's hi | - l , 'i.i.v I li / "
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Mial ftiil llui I Ii. Im in ninl IIHI II. UMII Dm i _ hi.
, uu4 LUU t > u rucbar uil Iu uu lubtunt b tbu jiui.uiit.
Winter la coullni ; , tlio Boooono the year for chca
mliulug. \lcwcl tills ( actwoBiy buy ono nf
lloroo'a Klcetrla HeltH. By ao doing you will
Hhetimatlsni , Kidney Troubles and other IIU
llctli Is lulrto. Do not ibl.iy , but call at our
aud examlno bcltii , No. 1422 Doudaa f'rott ' , or
Ooodman's , 1110 FtrnamSt.Om li , Neb. Or-
nt'ed 0 O II
KEPKESENT3
intilr AMUIUCO Co. , ol en
! ots
toh sierN. Y. , OaplUI , COCor. ' ,
n. o ( Newut. N. t. , CtpUM lS7tC35.
Pbllidelrblk , ytli ! l.ICO , OCC
IS DEC1U
Royal Havana Lottery I
fA OOVKIINMENT INSTITUTION. ) E
rawn at Havana , fiuba , Every 12
to 14 Days.
ICKETS , 12.00 , HALVES. 11.00
Subject to no manipulation , not controlled hy th
Mtlooln Interest , It Is tha lalreit thing In tb
tturo ol ohanoo In * xl > teno .
Interaction and ji rtloular > tppiy toSHISKV ,
"O..Oon.Auenti ) , 112 lroaUH ! r , N Y. city.
KAUU & CO. , * 17 Walnut itreet , 81. Lonli , Uo
Frulc Lobrano , L. ! > . . SO Wyuidotta , Km.
21-m&e & w Iv
Health is Wealth !
DR. K. 0. WHXT'I NIKYI AND DRAIN TKIUBMSST , a
oarontecd ipocltlo for ll } terlo , I ) nines. , C'onvul- us
, Fits , Nervous Ncural a , Iloailachu , Nervout
rOTtratlou cauvodby the use ol alcohol or tobbacoo , We
lYakefulnew. Uental depref > 3lon. Softening of tbo erty
, rtmiltlnz In luuulty and leaping to misery ,
and death , 1'rcmatnte Old KU , llarouesM , IOHD
olpowcr In either DM , Involuntary Lcenes aud Kp r
uiatorhorncaueod by o > er oscrtlontof the brain , nelf
abUHOro\er tudul once , Kach bor. contains ono
month's treatment. (1.00 a box.or BU bottles for
, tvnt b ) inallpiq > atd on rt.c lpt ol price.
WK OUA11ANT1.E SIX 110XC1
euro iiiy oaso. With each order received by n'
olx bottles , acoomi'llibxil ' with ? 5.00 , we will tend
Ihoputohneer our nttuu ifuarjntuo to refund tbo
tucuey II the treatment dooa not uffoct a euro. Ouir
luk-osUautd only by JOHN U : WKUT & CO. .
28-uiio. v MJ Uadlaou fit. , Ohloak'o. 111.
JAS. H PEABODY , M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
KciHJeueo No. 1407 Jonn 8t Office No , 1600 Far
ktnit. Otncu hour * 12 in to i p. iu and fmia 2
IL T ' "l'n IM In u' ' ! ' " t7. icuai ' 'o 1.
The remarkable growth of Omaha
during the lust few yents la n matter of
gront nstonigliment to thoao who pay an
occnoional vinit to thin growing city. " The
development of the Stock Yards the
necessity of the Bolt Line iload the
finely paved ntroota the hundreds of now
resielencca and costly buslneus blocks ,
with the population of our city moru than
doubled in the lant five yenrs. All thle
ia n grcnt nurpri.io to visitors and la the >
admiration of our citizens. This rapid
grorrth , the business activity , nud the
many substantial Improvements mndn a
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Investor has made a hnndeomo
profit.
Since the Wall Street panic last May ,
with the oubooquont cry of hard tiraua ,
there has boon IOBS demand from specula
tors , but a fair demand from investors
seeking homes. This latter claas are
taking advantage of low prices in build
ing material and are seen ring their homes
at much loss cost than will bo possible a
year honco. Speculators , too can buy
real outa' 3 cheaper now and ought to take
ndvant present prices for futur
profi s
Th few years promise * grcnte
avo'opmonts ' in Omaha than the par
fi years , which have been ua good Bt
wn could reasonably desire. Now mas
ufacturlng eatabllshmenta and large an-
bing houses ara added almost weekly , job
all add to the prosperity of Omaha , and
There are many In Omaha and through
out the State , who have their money In
the banks drawing n nominal rate of n-
torest , which , If judiciously invested In
Omaha real estate , would bring them
much greater returns. We have many
bnrgnlua frhlch wo wo confident will
bring the purchaser largo profile in tlu
near future. (
Wo have for sale the finest
denco property in fcho nortli aujl
western parts of the city.
North v-e liavo firm lots at reason
able prices 011 Sherman avenw , ] 7th ,
18th , 1 th ami aUth streets.
West on Farnani , Davenport ,
Cumin ; * , and all tlio lending streets
that direction.
The i grading of Paruam , California
uii ; and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and !
cheapest residence ? proin-rty in the '
city ; , and with the building of thej <
street car line out Firi. : in , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in value.
We also have the agency for the
Syndicir. : ' and Stoi k Yard ? proper
_ in the south part of the eiry. The
developments made in tins ypiJi
the Stock Yards Company and
.he railroads will certainly double
price in a s ! ort time.
We also have some fine business
lots and some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing foi : . vest will find
some good bargim. . . u > call ing on u
213 Soutii Mth Bt ,
Dot een Famhora auJ Douglas.
P4 gt "Wo nsk thoae vrko have
property for sale at a bargain to give
u callWe want only.bnrgnms.
will positively not handle prop
at inorothim its real value.