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HER MAD INFATUATION.
I/mi Me Owed Her Husband Lavished
Oa His Brollitr ,
Alitfnuc No Cuti' Clii iHimo < > ! ' *
KllrHntt Wlfo vSul-nilml
All Ml ) initl.
Now YorV. Mercury.
Sir. Haorgo f . Hiathorno la nn Kn-
glisbniDii by birth and nu engineer by
pn few'.on. ' Uithor a gout ! looking mun ,
ho is thirty five ycara of ego , nnd has n
nnug sum laid away for B rainy day. At
prci-cnt Howe it Hummel are engaged in
en inecringa divorca through the supreme
court for flonrgo , his wlfo , Paulina , aftoi
an infelicitous period ranging over the
liAt two yoarf , having departed to nome
UJidosigtmlcdjurtof Toxna. The ongi.
roor wns BOOH on tha wnst side of the city
on Ftiday afternoon. Being reminded
that hia story might prove Inlorcaling
reading , ho tmilod and aald :
"Well , lobajfin with , 1 wae 'nabbed
on n Saturday afternoon na I was going
uptown. Ever slnco J wan a boy I loved
sweets. I turned into a confectioner's
not fnr from Grace church nnd was
TIUKHTLXIII ) 1IY TIIC dlllL ,
who stood behind the pyrarmda of dain
ties , calm nnd indili'oront alike lo the ea
gerness nnd llu npathy of her custom-
era.1' Having aeon the young lady in the
candy stoto and fallen in love with her
at first night , hia next atop wnu to learn
her name , nnd then lo write her n letter.
There was no shyness on her part , and
they BOOII bccamo acquainted. She wna
below the medium ai/.o , with dark brown
hair , retrousse noise , a protly mouth.nico
chin and charming tooth. Add to thia
nn elegant and uymmotrical form , nnd the
reader will gather Hint Misa Pauline
Weber , ns she wan named , was quite n
fascinating young lady. She waa three
nnd twenty when aho first burst on
Goorgo'a ravished eight , and had figured
on the stage previously in n spectacular
piece in nn advanced condition of un
dress. They were married March 12 ,
187 ! ) , by a justice of the pence in Hoboken -
ken and
IKI.KIIHATEI ) TIir.IK HONKYMOON
by a trip to Washington. Very Boon af
ter Iho pair Bottled down to the sober
business of housekeeping , the husband
discovered that his wlfo had a rory num
erous clrclo of acquaintances , inalo nnd
ininalc. She hatl n mania for dancing ,
and "danced BO much , night after night ,
in ono place nnd another , that she waa
unlit to attend to her household duties. "
In December , 1881 , Mr. Ilasthorno's
brother Waller arrived hero from the old
country , llo was eighteen years cf age ,
of a pure Saxou pink and white complex
ion with blue eyes , and looked younger
than ho really wan. P.tulino hailed him
na a sort of gift from the godsni.d treated
him like n baby. She could henceforth
go nowhere without Walter. If ho road
n book or n newspaper , she peered over
his shoulder. Together Ihoy visited
every theatre in tlio city , She waa hia
guido and philosopher ( ill winter , nnd the
next Mimmor went with him to Coney
lelnnd nnd other aeixsldo resorts. When
When Mr. nnd Mra. Ilastlioriin chanced
to bo invited to a party , the invitation
must needs include Walter , or oho de
clined it. For a long tlmo , the husband
regarded lila wife's antics with the ymnig
man T.lh amuBumont , but ho could not
help reflecting , by nnd by , that Iho lad's
lifo wns being wasted Htorolly fooled
away on trlvialilica. Ho wanted to place
him in the shop to learn the practical
work of an engineer , but Walter wno un
willing , nnd Pauline said "tho dear boy
should novcr learn Buch naaty , greasy ,
sooty work , " so there wan an end of It.
IN TUB Hl'llINO OK 1882 ,
the husband happened to observe certain
familiarities between hia wife and his
young brother that impelled him to ro-
tiecl. The lad looked and acted ns if ho
won In love with hia bistpr-in-law , who
wns only sorno five years hia aonlor. So ,
in a kindly way , ho took "Walter aside
and advised him lo return lo England.
llo refused point blank , nnd was told
that henceforth ho must seek sonio other
place to live. "All right"uaid ! the hide-
Doudent youth , nnd proceeded to pack
his trunk. The young man , on hia part ,
did not fail to inform his family nt homo
of liis brother's imldmlnoss andinhotpi-
tnlity , and coiiBiqucntly it 021110 to pans
that four muntha elneo , when a maiden
aunt died in Ghntterton , England , she
loft Iho whole of her money , ub.Mit four
thousand pounds sterling , to Walter ,
and cut Gcoig" oil'without even mention
ing him in her will. In July , the young
mun departed for England to receive this
Icgicy , and Pauline wept nnd wailed
hia departure , and refused lo speak
her husband for days. In her dream
shn talked about Walter , nnd aho wrol
to him twoj : a week. Whether she ro-t
ceived any replies , the husband ia no
aware ; but In reply to n question , oho
told him in September last that Walter
would
1IK.TUIIN 1O AMF.llH'A NO MOUH.
Miea Pauline Weber wna a native of Con-
nectlout and about the beginning of last
mouth she received a loiter bearing tlio
Hartford postmark stating that her
mother waa dangerously ill , nnd that If
she expected to ace her nlivo aho muat
atari for homo ntouoi1. She wept sere
and appeared greatly distressed , nnd the
husbands heart wns much moved. With
$250 in her pocket she started for the
wooden nutmeg stato. Three days after
ho received a brief note informing him
that her mother was out of danger , but
waa very nuxioua to have her daughter
remain .with her a few weeks. Ho wrote
an allcctionato reply giving hie glad con
sent , nnd there waa no further corres
pondence between them. Business was
a little slack just before olcution , BO Mr.
Ilaslhorno thought ho would tnko a trip
to Connecticut and surprise hia wife and
her folks , As It turned out it waa
A IIKI NUlll'lUHK ALL HOUND.
To this question : "Where is Pauline ? "
the buxom and healthy mother and the
bouncing and stylish sister opened their
to the widest. ' '
eyes 'Why , where
do you eay eho it { " qulr-
riod the former. "Hero , " ho
answered "isn't she here ? " "
; "Why , noah -
ah ! " shouted both females. Blio had
been there , but aho hud only remained
ono night and returned homo. As for
the husbind's letter it was in the drawer ,
and was produced unopened , and , conro-
quently , unread. Ileforo leaving eho liad
casually told her mother that if a lotler
came for her it would bo from George ,
and to put it iu the llro. The husbtmd
and his brother-in-law began to make in-
qulrion , which went to thaw that the
Judy had taken the train for Boston ,
whither they traced her to the house of
/narritd female couuin. There she iu
foruifd hur hoatcei that ho had uomn tenet
net her husband , who had been in En
ni i Jo rocuivo lila patrimony and wns
returning by the Cunard Line by way of
lloston , b& iueo ho lied buslnete in the
Hub. Tin tiuth that then iUsbed rn
the husband's mind was confirmed by ft' ,
exchange of cablegrams with Iho ' . , (4 (
folks in England. Walter had imlcc' . fcr
Urston. That Is all thorn is lo Iho &tory
Whore the runawajs arc hiding. fr whn
their intentions are , the husband ( iss no
idea. It is sufficient that ho Hul nol receive
ceivo his wife back , even If aho offers l <
rolurn , which ho docs not deem probable
Ho thinks it was a clep coso of marl in
initiation on both nltlr. , nnd ho mjs lha
as they have chosen to gu together the ;
may make the bos' of it.
TIIH CAST 'JliKJllTI/V CMANGii : )
, V Vmitli iMmi8 in Klono Wilts OIK
Olrl but Goe-H OIT
AUDI tier.
Kow Yotk Herald.
Hocont ovontB In Winchester county
Indicate that when a young lady arrivpi
at Iho ( igo of 21 she develops a inorbic
dotiro to elope with a young man. " 1 *
there nro any young Indies In the coun
ty , " a genllonmn remarked in Now llo
chullo , laat evening , 'who have not ye
eloped , it Is because they have nol had ai
opportunity. "
This remark WAS made in consequence
of an elopement from that village on the
previous night , the facts of which were
made publto yesterday. Additional in
terest wan added to this olopumonl be
cause there wan a liltlo change in the
programme ( rifling , to bo sure , bul
enough to lend particular zest lo Iho
nlf.iir. The tlmp set for the elopement
was Thursday night , and the lady who
was to figure In thesonsalion as the bride
wna said to bo Iho dnughlor of a wealthy
resident of Iho village , but the time when
thoolopoment actually did take place was
on Tuesday illicit , and Iho lady who be
came Iho hcroino of tbo sensation wns not
the lady alluded to above , but Misa
Ilnttio Mnrahell , Iho only daughter of
Richard Marahell , a steel engraver at
Browstor'n carriage manufactory , Fifth
Avenue nnd Forty- second atroet.
The young man who ran away with
Lho young lady was John Edward Qulnn ,
n song and dance artist recently attached
to McEvoy'n lllbernicon. Ho belongs lethe
the "Order of Dudes , " who have head-
[ uartors at Now Ilocholle , and among
Ilia follow members are Daniel Molloy ,
Peter Brady , Frederick A. Alohor , Wil
liam Qulnn , Kaiser Brady , and Thomas
Condon , all of whom lent him Ihoir as-
sislanco in Iho elopement.
For over a year Quinn , who cast hia
maiden vote tnls year , was nn ardent ad
mirer of the young lady ho loft buhind
him , but her venerable father scomod to
have contracted a general dlallko for Iho
young man. The young lady , however ,
uflon met him , and was frequently soon
in his company on the road behind a
trotter , or walking on the stroola of New
llouheillo. Qulnn told his companions
that ho despaired of over obtaining the
'old man's consent to marry his daugh
ter , " nnd said that ho guessed ho would
iiavo to elope with hdr.
HI'H frionda say that everything was ar
ranged for the elopement Thursday night ,
but on Tuesday Quinn , who had for six
months been sparking Mies Hattie on the
tly , suddenly changed his mind nnd con
cluded lo oiler himself lo her if aho would
> luy the part for which the other lady
mil been cast. She readily consented.
I'lio change of programme was announced
Quinn's friends , nnd , while they did not
object , they were greatly surprised , but
ousontcd to help him throuuh bL C.uran
n real Hf > >
At 0 o'clock on Tuesday evening Misa
Mjfrsholl told her mother thai she was
going to the postofiico for the late mall ,
nd might call on n friend before she returned -
turned homo. Always neat In her dross ,
the mother did not observe that Untile
Look any unusual pains In preparing her
toilet I hut night. Instead of going to Iho
[ Kstofiice , however , the young lady went
direct to the depot , where she mot Quinn
and the young men before mentioned
They bearded a train bound for this city ,
and got oil'at Mount Vornon. The party
went direct to the oilico of leaao 0. Far-
rlngton , justice of the peace , nnd nuked
to bo married. The young men vouched
for the contincling couple , and nftor ask
ing the usual , questions the justice mar
ried them.
"This Is an elopement , lan't it ? " re
marked the court after ho had performed
the ceremony.
"Oh , uo , " remarked the brldo. "My
husband's people arc Roman Catholics
nnd object to his being married by n
Prolcct.\nt minister. 1 am n Protestant ,
nnd my people object to a priest , so wo
came hero. "
The justice acquiecced in the judgment
of the couple , and after lagging the bride
wished them much happiness.
The party then trcnt to a hotel where ,
in Iho parlora , they drank winu nnd had
a jolly lime until half-past 10 o'clock.
Then the bride and groom wont to the
depot and bought tickols for Boston , the
groom remarking thai Iho bridal lour
would bo brief bccaueo h/j wns "short of
ready funds just now , " being possessed
of only § 15. They boarded Iho train
nnd started east.
At 11 o'clock Thomas Condon aroused
Mr. and Mro. Murshcll and placed in the
father's hand n letter from hia daughter ,
Informing him of her mnrriago and en-
elosing the certificate. She said they
were going east and wruld bo back in a
week.
week.Mr.
Mr. Maraholl said last evening to a
Herald reporter ; "I was never so
shocked in my lifo. Neither my wife nor
I slept a wink last night. It seemed us
though somebody was dead in the house.
My wlfo is almost eruzy with grief. I
don't know what is getting to bo the mat-
ser with the girls. There was no need
of her eloping. I should not have ob
jected to her marrying Quinn. Ho is a
respectable young man , docs not drink ,
and has no bad habits. 1 always thought
ho was going to marry the other girl. Ho
has boon to my house several times , and 1
rather liked him. 1 forgive my daughter ,
though , for she is all 1 hare ; 1 feel terri
bly about the way she noted. 1 shall not
make a fool of myself , though. 1 shall
give them both a hearty welcome when
they come back. "
Trans- Allan tic passenger steamers ship
about 1-1,000 pounds of fresh moat for
each trip , 20 tons of Ice , 1,400 pounds ol
butter and 11,000 cigars. On A vessel of
5,000 Ions 7,000 napkins are uued every
trip , 2,000 sheets and 11.000 towels. Dif
ferent colors are used on the upholstery
and fnrnituro every day , bocaueo of the
relief n change of scene affords to per
sons who become seasick , nnd also owing
to the additional freshness of the atmos
phere of the cabins thus outnined. The
steamer is nuwly painted on the outside
from item lo slorn uvery vojago , and to
do this work , together w ith the repairing
and cleaning of upholstery , from ' . ' 00 to
400 men are omplojnd. The washing is
nil done at the end of each voyajjo. In
the firs * cabin of u firit-claes tt earner
there js 810,000 worth of ilt'orwuro.
Collocating menus and guest card * I'B
now quite the rage among the ISor York
society devotees.
or Tim
4'ourtclatia M'hom Tlti-j
MM IT ted.
Cnnoipoadcnco of the Clovclnc
T.pftdor.
Mattha Skeloon , the beautiful wlfo o
the re i headed and freckled Jefferson
had b < > on dead lit years before her hus
band wns elected president. lUoho
Dor.olson , the wife of Iho hot-headed
but courtly , Jackson , had her dressc
mndo to talto her place ns mistress of th
cvocutlvo mansionbut died three month
bpforo Old Hickory was Inaugurated
Hannah linen , Iho consort of Iho fox ;
Miss Nancy Van Duron , lay in her grave
17 years before Jackson undo him hi
successor , and President Harrison die <
In ofhco before his wife bad come to
Washington.
The president's wives nnw living are
Mrs. Polk , at Nnahville ; Mrs. John Tyler
lor , at Richmond ; Mrs. Grant , in Now
Jersey ; Mm. Hayes , In Fremont am
Mrs. Oarhold , In Cleveland. Of these
the widows--Mra. Polk , Mrs. Tyler , one
Mrs. ( Jiufiold draw from the govern
ment pensions of $5,000 a year.
Mm. Xich Taylor died in Louisiana
during Iho same adminislrollon for which
her husband was elected She opposed
her huubind'H being n candidate , nnd
would have nothing to do with the social
lifo of Iho capilnl , Abigail Ftllraoro died
at Willinrd'n holol hero about ono month
after her huaband finished his toiin. The
hard work of Iho while linuso hastened
tier decease. Mrs. Lincoln lay ill at the
white- house for n long time after her hus
band's death , nnd Andrew Johnson did
much of his first executive business at
Lho treasury department. Mrs. Letilii
Christian Tyler is the only president's
wife who has died in the white house.
Martha Washington died two years after
the death of her husband at Mount Ver-
lion , where AVashlngton died in 170 ! ) .
She nhut herself up in an attic chamber
and cut a hole in the door for her cat.
She saw no one and lived without a fire ,
md had she lived to-day she would have
boon deemed slightly crazy. Abigail
Adams' health failed her alter aho Had
ivcd four months In the white house.
She loft it and wont back to Massachu
setts , and died there aged 7-1. Dolly
Madison was driven from Washington
when the British burned the capitol In
1814 , but the shock did not kill hor. She
roturncd hero lo live after her husband's
loath , and she died at 77 , In 1810. Mrs.
fohn Quincy Adams also lived to ba 77
, 'caia of ago. She was married at 22 ,
, nd was born , educated and married in
jondon. John Quincy Adama waa en
gaged lo her three ycara bcforo ho niar-
led her , and her first tsur after the wed
ng wan to Berlin , where Mr. Adams
vent to aorvp na minister.
It ia a curious fact that the first three
residents married widows. The stories
> f their courtships abound in romance.
Joorgo Washington waa a colonel on his
vay to Willlamaburg , the old capital of
Virginia , when ho was stopped by an old
) lintcr friend and aakcd to stay over
light. Ho replied hia business was ur-
-ent and n stoppage of any kind was im-
lossiblo. His friend then cited the virtues
nd beauties of a beautiful widow of 20
earn In such glowing terms that Colonel
Vaehington decided to tr.ko dinner and
oo Iho paragon. Ho waa BO delighted
hat ho atald all night , nnd nn iho y
ack bernip'j engaged to her. Thia was
tlmo. Custis , whoso maiden name was
tlartha Dandridgo.
JtlVerson'd wife had begn a widow four
oars when she married iflkn , and s\io wan
> nly 37 years old at that time. She was
on years Jefferson's wife , nnd in lhat
icriod had six : children by him. She died
n 1782. It is said that she was much
: ourted , and two of Jefferson's rivals met
m her doorstop a day or two before the
atlcr's engagement. They hoard sounds
) f music within , and soon found that
refleraon waa singing a love song to the
, 'oung widow , while she played an accom
paniment on the harp. They concluded
lot to preps their suits and left with
heir love untold.
Dolly Madison's parents were Virginia
Quakers , who freed their slaves and wont
.o Philadelphia to livo. Hero , nt 10 ,
) olly , a demure Quakeress , married John
L'odd , a Quaker lawyer , who died when
ho was 2. ! , and left her a pretty widow ,
n less than n year aho married cgalnand
.his tlmo Mr. Mndiaon , who waa a mom-
> er of congrcta. She was 37 yoais old
.Then . her husband became president.
Andrew Jackson's wife's iirat husband's
i tno wan Roburda , and she wna only 10
cars old when aho married him. Rob-
irda was a jealoua fellow , and of an cx-
: codln ly ugly disposition. Rachel Rob-
irds separated from him , and got what
> olh she and Jackson thought wna a
alid divorce before she waa married to
ackson. She "na about 22 years old ul
hia time- and the circumstances at their
inion created no general remark over the
souutrv. Nevertheless , nearly -10 years
ator , during the campaign for Ihe presi-
lonoy , the matter was dug up and it was
.hnrged that Jackson had married her bo-
ere she was legally divorced from CUpt.
looards. The story is lee long to ro-
leal here. It is enough to eay that Mrs.
luckson was erectly slandered , and that
his was ono of the causes of her death.
She was not anxious to come to Waah-
nuton and once said to a friends ' I
issuro you 1 would rather bo a doorkooppr
n Iho house ot my God Ihnn dwell in
thutpalnco at Washington. " Andrew
lackbon dearly loved his wife and there
s a tradition at the White House that ho
lever wont to bed without taking a
ockot holding her picture from his bos-
sin and propping it up against his bible
so thai it would bo the first object upon
which hia eyes would rest In the morn-
ng , Andrew Jackson was the second
widower president. Jefferson came bo-
ere hint nnd after him came Mai tin Van
Duron , John Tyler and Chester A.
Arthur.
The only bachelor president the
country has had is James Buchananwho
respected the woman who jilted him
when ho was a young man too much to
ever marry another.
Martin Van Buron was a green lawyer
when ho married his wife Ilnnnah. She
was of good family , and was a few months
older than her huaband. The two had
one to school together as children , nnd
their engagement was a long ono They
were married as soon as Van Huron's law
practice would warrant it. Their , mar
ried hfo , like thai of the Jofforsons , lasted
only 10 years.
When John Tyler married hit first
wife ho has 123 years old and she was 122.
llo had long been In love with her , and
had courted her for five years. "Still , "
saya his eon , Gen. Tyler , "ho never ven
tured lo oven kits her htnd until three
weeks before the marriage on hia last
vitit to her prior to the wedding. " John
P ) lor waa at this time a young lawyer ,
and ho had already served iv term or two
n the le ialrtturt1. Ho was Gov. Tyler's
ton , and his wife was ono of the fluirers
nf ttio F. F. V 'a. She was an Ep'uco
nilien and was a beautiful woman. 1'reo
dent lylor'a acorn ! wife was n Chtholio
3ho lived with President Tyler 17 years
uid Jud sous and daughter * .
Pttjtdt-nt Fillmore was n , wool
and hi'i wife was n school teacher whoi
they fell in love , Both were poor , OIK
Filltnoro , after studying lav and movin
to Buffalo , did not see his allhncod wil
for three yimre , because ho was too pee
to pay the fro of the 150 miles which la
between thorn. Mrs. Fillmore was tw
years older than her husband , nnd ah
WAS 28 years old when their marriag
took placo. She died in 1853. Presi
dent Fillmore survived her 21 years , ant
married tlio woman who it is said becim
insane before she died. Mra. Fillmor
waa a preacher's daughter , and no were
Abigail Adams and Mrs Frank Pierce
She waa the same ago ns Mrs. Fillmore n
the time f f hrr marringo , and her green
was n member of congress when hu married
riod hor. Mrs Pierce was eomotrhn
like Mrs. Hayca In the rigid piely wit ]
which she observed Sunday nt the white
house. It was her custom to ar.k the
employes to go to church , She did no
like society , and nho made the executive
mansion as far na possible a chriatiai
homo for her family.
Mrs. Lincoln were a wedding ring given
her by Iho preaidenl , In which was en
graved "Lovo Is eternal. " She was n
Kentucky girl , who had gene to live will
a sister at Springfield , 111. Hero she mol
Lincoln , then u young lawyer , and Iho
two were married , and began lifo as
t > oardora , paying for Iheir accomodation
§ 1 n week.
Eliza McCardio was 17 years old when
she married n young Norlh Carolina
.nilor who hnd settled in Greenville ,
Tonn. His nnmo was Andre * Johnson ,
and ho was just of ngo. She possessed
nero learning than her husband , and the
two worked together , though aho did not ,
as reported , teach him his letters. When ,
after many yonre , ho bucamo president ,
ho waa lee ill In dn the honora of the
White House , and her daughter took her
ilnco.
ilnco.Mra.
Mra. Julia Dent , President Grant's
wife , comes of an old family , and her
; roat grandfather waa the Surveyor-Gen
eral of Maryland. Gen. Grant mot her
.t St. Louis , and was engaged to her
our years before ho married hor. During
his time the Mexican war intervened ,
, nd she was 23 years old when her wed
ding took placo. Mra. Hayes is a Chilli-
colho girl. President Hayes made levee
o her while eho was going to school at
Cimcinnati , and married her after a two
'oars' ' courtship. Gon. Garfield was also
issociated with his wlfo during her .school
laya , and there had boon a long nc _
uaintanco before their engagement i"
85G. Such is a brief history of the love
if the preaidenls. As far as wo know
hey have been singularly happy in Ihoir
ova affaire.
AVImt I3.\citcH Be I vn Ann ,
'hiladclphia l're = s.
It isn't the official count that oxcitca
? elva Ann Lockwood just now. It is
lie distressing fact that three cans of her
aspberry jam are moldy on lop , and
omebody has smashed the lid on her only
rock of cucumber pickles.
"flic nf - "
Sloiifili DcunnmloiiDj-
n which you are wallowing , on account
f Bonio of these diseases peculiar to you ,
nadamc , and which have robbed you of
ho rosy hue of health , and made lifo a
> urdon to you , you can easily got out of
t. Dr. Plorco's "Favorite Prescription"
trill free you from all uch troubltib , ana
-c. . iccail the rose tint of health to your
heok , and the olaotlcily to your step. It
s a most perfect specific for all the woak-
ieses and irregularities peculiar to your
ex. It cures ulcorationa , displacements ,
'internal fever , " bearing down senaa-
ions , removes the tendency to cancerous
affections , and corrects all unnatural dis
charges. By druggists.
Iho Australian colony of Vie oria of-
era a reward of $1,250 for n reaping ma-
hino adapted to the uses of its farmers ,
and invites American competition.
DUIKKK'S SAUI > DKGSSIMI it COLD
MEAT SAITE is made from the freshest ,
mreat and choicest condiments obtain-
iblo. In using it , waste , labor , anxioly ,
and disappointment are prevented.
Four splendid horses from the Im-
> erial stables h vo been despatched by
Smperor Fruncia Joseph as a present to
ho mikado cf Japan.
A CARD. TotUUho-ni lUiTctlng Irom unori
rndlndlDcretlons ofyouU noJious WO JUMI , e rlj
dewy , loMOf inaubood , uta , I lll tend ricipl
tlut will euro you , FIlhK OF CJIAKQE. This grt J
nineiiy wu d'eoovercd by tulMlonery In BouH
/m'll . Bend tclf-kildrrx-xl envelops to KIT. JO
wa-u f. UlUfl. StiUlou D. N w Ysik. ' " * *
Voltaire oald of the English that ,
hough they have twenty-four religions ,
hey havu but ono aauco. In Franco the
> roportion is reversed.
SKIN DlHlOASIiS CUItlOl ) .
! y Dr. l < razlor'n Alngio Ointment. Curea na
F by magic : Pimples , liliick 1 loads or G ruin ,
dutches nnd Kniptiom on the fuco , leaving
tin nkin clear nnd beautiful. Alfo cuics Itch ,
nit Khoiuii , Sure Nippltw , Soru l.ijiH and old ,
) l > tnnto ! UleerH , bnlil by dru iutH , or
nailed tin receipt of prico. CO conLu. Sold by
Culm & Co. nnd 0. I1' . Cinodninu ,
Of the 107 towns in Connecticut
oventy-aix are now under n license vole
nd nlnoly-ono under no liconso.
Dr. Sago'a Catarrh Remedy cures
r hen every other so-called remedy falls.
Cuba will Iry her hand nt base ball this
dnter , importing some of the players
rom the United States.
IMlloi-H do not only illatltn
ulah thomaolvoH by their flavor and nroinulc-
Jor ubuvo nil others generally ueoil , but they
ire nleo n euro provontlvo for all disonBos oritr-
untlng from the diKcxtlvo organs , liowaro of
ouiitorfoits. Ask your grocer or druggist for
ho eonuino article , manufactured by Dr. J.
J. 1) ) . Solgort &
A Nueces county Texan has 0,000
torsos on his ranch.
Trial fur JlorcHy.
When a clergyman's ononiies want to
tostroy him , they charge him with hero *
y , and got up a trial to provo that his
doctrins are all wrong. When Old Salan
vanis to upset a ministor'u usefulness
10 attacks him with fit of dyspepsia. But
Satan's efforts In this direction can bo do-
eatod by the use of Brown's Iron Bit
ters. The Rov. J. D. Tchring , of Codo-
rus , I'd , , waa completely restored from
severe illness by Brown's Iron Bitlord.
So was Iho Rev. Mr. Braham , of Warren-
own , S. 0. The Rev. Mr. Oflloy , of
Sowburn , N. 0 , , says : "It ia ono of Iho
jest mcdiciuea known , "
In London last week , 2U4 , ( ! births and
1 , 103 deaths were registered.
Over 1,000 stags have been slaughtered
sy the spar ing gentlemen of England so
: ar thta season.
Great Britain has eleven Iron-alands in
com so of construction.
SYHAOUSB , N. V , Juno 12 , 1&S3
" 1 Butl'ercd with kidney dieraao m.d in.
tense pain in back. Ono brittle rehuved
and six bottles of HVNT' M ( Kidney and
Liver ) RKJIKIIY oomplotely cured mo. " -
H S. J'rocter , Furniture denier , CO Sa-
1 na 8f.
. 5'S s , jj jf i
fe , !
: Mw5 %
VSW rMTs
TncJlcln < , romlilnlns ! Iron , ' 'i p ir
. 'ctablo tunic' , ciiiiiltly rn I rnmt.lpti 'y '
1 IIII'S llT | H''l | < 1 , llllllHC'll'III , \V CllUlir * " ,
liniMirc lll < iilMnlurliit till I in nil IV ITI ,
unit Ncnriilwlu.
It Is nn unpiilit.cr rnn ilj ffir fl cn'.t'iof fdc
HlilnrjN mill l.Ucr.
It Is Jnvnlunli'o ' fur ri n'H pconlin' to
Women , nnil all l > n k-n < lF < i1 > . .titnry ll\c
IMnpH not Injure t lie trtth.cnufclii'li'liulir'M
{ iroilnro ronstlpdtloti olhT Irnn nirrfiriw > l
Uuirlrlicsnnd imrlllcs tlieliliwHl.Rtlmulnti
the nHtllp ) ! , nMS the n > * . | inllntlnti of food , m
! k M i upiirtloirn nnd Dvlrlilni ; , nnd strcURth
UK tlip nui 'lri nnd ncm't
1 nr Intoriniiicnt I"UVCN , i Undc , TjicV of
rntrqy , Ac. , It lias no numl
C'S' Tlio prtnilno lini nborc trr.dp jniirl. n A
( K ord led lines on wrnppi-r. Tnke imotl i
t'.J.oulf lr IIIUinMllliMKlt , III , IHL1IJ101U. > .Jv
ininnlispMlntlie BROAD CLAIn
VERY BEST OPERATING ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
liver offered to ( he nubile.
HAMBUEG-AMEBIOAN
LINK ron ENGLAND , jfiiANOE AKIJ
DEK1TANY. ,
The etoamshlpa of this wo'.l-kcown line ere built of
ion , -.rater-tight compartmcnte , nnd are fnrclph-
dwlth every requielto to malie the passage both
ite and agreeable. They carry the United States
nd European mails , and leave New York Thurs
as and tjalurdayn for Plymouth ( LONDON ) Cher <
our ? , ( PAItIS ) and 1IAM1IUHO.
Kites : Steerage from Europe only (18. Flrbi
abln , 855 , W6 end J76. Stccr io ; , J2C1.
Ucnry Pundt , Matk Hanson , F , K. JIoorct.il. Toft ,
Contain Omaha , QrunoneK & Schocntcen , aeontoln
ouncll Bluffs. C. B : RICHARD AGO. , Gen. 1'res
gta. , fll Broadway , N. T. Cbas. Kozmlnpkl ft Co-
encral Wcatorc Afiuta , 170 V/Mhlcgtou Bt. , Chic *
0,111. -
ta3lesioallnsiitvk (
ll Chartered by thcSlateof lit' . .
, p.ois for tlieexpiesspurpose
of Kiviniimmediate : rehctin
all chronicunrur ; ' ana pri-
r.vate discccci. Isoccrrh7r ,
Gleet andbyphilis in all their
complicated forms , also nil
diseases of the Skin and
Blood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme-
. _ _ ttlicciutl'ractlre , beminol
Weakness. NiKht LOSELby Dreams , Pimples on
he FaceLost Manhood , } oiitlvitjtcttrcil Tter6
fnuejcitcrlintnlliitt * 11 r approfiriate ti.r.rdy
jttoncc used in each cute. Consultations , per-
onal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med *
r.lnes sent by Mail ami Express. Nomarka on
lacuace to indicate contentu or sender. Addiest
jn.WMESNo.20Wa3hinfllonSl.CliicagoIll ( ,
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Men , Quick , lure , tife Hook fr * .
VIGOR ' -le j > r nry. IftO Fultou i .New York.
Victims of youthful im prudonco.causf npKcrvonHDe-
lility , I'rcniature Decay , anil All disoid rs hrouclit on
> y iootccretion or eic ss.will Iparn of - ir vlo reme
ee
rill euro NeniHisnosj , l.uiuiKO , II ! > ? nn ul nn r < u
iuinlnlii , silitliti. MtlniH - tun in I I vii ii i
nf. A ilinu , . Ih i.il IM | | IIH , lli i , % It i I
| nlii ( HI inh IMIis I | n | \ I i . \ I li i
'rillil ! "IK 1 ti M I ti Ol 1 > . H I I i Lti i I ! I I i AIM. I
CH tllHI It'll In 1lu > Hft II II IU III I 111 Ul I til. II t I 1,1 V
luilj , unU t-uu bt. rottiar uU tu ur. lunttu.t tiy tliu i n mut.
Winter U coming , the reason o tlio j oar lor ache *
ndp.tlcs. \lewof thin fact no eay buy cue ot
r. lloroo's Flcctrio Helta , lly so doing J on willed
\od ! HhoumatlRru , Kidney Troubles and o'her Ills
at lleth In heir to. Do nut delay , but call at our
tflce and examine beltn , No. 1422 Uouglng xtrcct.rr
. F Goodman's , 1110 Farnam St. , Omaha , Nab. Or-
O O D
DR. . RiSOON
GenllisraeeAii !
hojnlx Aojurin3 Co. , ol ou , Otih
Aweta l5.B54.ttl.
CBtoheetor , H , T. , Ctpllal OCO.CCC.
ieMercn nt3. of New V , N. J. , C pll l 1S7SOCO.
lard Fire , rluh.Jelr.hla , tpllal l.SOO , CCO
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roen'sl-nnd
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Royal Havana Lottery I
( A aOVKUNMKNT INSTITUTION. )
Drawn at Havnnn , fiuba , Every 12
to 14 Days.
nCKKTS , K.OO , HALVES. II. 00
Sablect to no manipulation , not controlled by th
partlwiln Interest , H la the falretl thing In Ih
ature of chanoo In existence.
For Information and partloulan > ) < pltoSIIISET ,
0.Qen. Agents , 121S llroadwar , N V. city.
K. KAUIl & CO. , 417 Walnut street , Bt. Lonil , llo
t Frank Lobrano , L. D , , SO Wymdotto , Kan ,
r 21-mJie & w Iv
Health Is Wealth !
DR. E. 0. Wnsr'B NIRTI AND DRAIN TaxiBMBsr , a
guaranteed sneclflo for Hybterla , I ) nlnoua , Con\nl.
loni , Kits , Ner > uu > Neuralgia , Headache , Nervoul
rout ration caumxl by the uie of alcohol or tobbacco ,
Vakelulacta , Mental deprcmlon. SoltentuK of the
train , rodultlnK In Ineaulty and leaping to mlteiy ,
Jecay and death , Premature Old age , llarone * * , leal
Df power lu either in , Involuntary Loeaea and Bier
oiatorhora named by over exi'rtlontof the brain , relf <
abuse or over Indulgence. Kach box , oontatni one
month's treatment II.CO a bcx.or nix bolUci foi
5.00lent by n'allprrpald on rucclpt uf price
WK OUAIlANTKrt SIX OOXKJ
rooare my case. With each order rtoeUed by
or six bottles , accomplih il with i6 ! 00 , wo will scnJ
he purchiwr our wr.ttt'a tfuarantvo tu refund the
mcney If the treatment dot * not effect a cure. Ou r
anteos le ueil only by JOHN C : WEST ti. CO. ,
Jy If-aiVo-ry ttt Ua > lion | at. , Chluro. 111.
JAS , H , PEABODY , M. D ,
Physicr an & Surgeon
IlMlldenou No HOT Jrnta U Office , Ko. U.09 Far
lam ttrett. Ortlco hourn 12 m to I p m and ficui S
08 p m. Telephone fiii oltce 97 , iwidnnre ISt
*
JK
The remarkable growth cf OraahB
during the laat forr years la n rnnttor of
great astonishment to these who pay an
occasional visit to this prowlng city. The
development of the Stock Yards the
necessity of the Bolt L'no ' Road the
finely paved slrooU the hundreds of new
residences and cosily business blocks ,
with the population of onr city inoro than
doubled in the last five years. All thin
is n great surprise to visitors and Is the
admiration of our citizens. This rapid
growth , the business activity , and the
many subatr.ntirl Improvements madn a ,
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Investor has tnado a handsome
profit.
Slnco the "Wall Street panlo last Mny ,
with the snbsonuont cry of hard times ,
there has boon loss demand from specula
tors , but a fair demand from Investors
Booking homos. This latter class nro
taking advantage of low prices In building -
ing material and are sccnriug their hornet
at much lees coat than will bo possible a
year hence. Speculators , too can buy
real oata' 3 cheaper now and ought to take
advant present prices for fntnr
profi a
Th few yoara promises greato
avolopmouts In Omaha than the pas
ti i years , which have boon ta good at .
wo could reasonably dosira. Now ma s
ufactnrlng establishments nnd largo on-
biug houses nro added almost weekly , job
all add to the prosperity of Omaha , and t "
gjThoro are many in Omaha and through-
nt the State , who have their money In
ho banks drawing a nominal rate nf n-
crcst , which , if judiciously Invested in
Dmaha real estate , would bring them
nuch greater returns. We have ronny
Bargains trhlch wo are confident Trill
bring the pnrchrtflor large profits In the
near future.
i
Wo have for sale the finest residence - )
dence property in the north find .
western parts of the city. \
North we have fine lots atreason-
ahle prices on Sherman aveuup.l 7th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Faruain , Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Borne of the finest and
cheapest residence properly in the
city , and with the building of the *
street car line out Fwnaiu , the pro
perty 111 the western part of the city I
_ -
will increase in value.
Wfi also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards property - !
ty iu the south part of the city. The
i H - W _ _ _ _ 1 _ VWM *
developments made in this section <
by the Stock Yards Company and
the railroads will certainly double
the pritto in as' ort time.
We also have some fine business
lots and some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good burg tun. i > > calling on u
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
g3 Bonth 14th Bt ,
Bet feen Faruham auJ Douglas.
P. S. Wo ask those who have \
property for sale at a bargain to give
IB a callWe want only bargains.
We will positively not handle prop
erty at more than its real valuo.