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It Is Inralunule for Diseases riccii'Ifir e
Women , mid nil who lend tc'lcntnry lives.
ltdopi not In ] lira tlio troth , cnu o hcndarlic.ni
pnxluco confutation otltT Iron mcfffonf *
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Iron , In watot-tlsht oompftrtmonta , Mid ro tarnish-
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nil European mall ] , and leave How 'York Thutn-
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' complicated'forma , also all
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Ulood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme-
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tnarantced sjioclfb for llyatorla , Uiulnoto , Convul-
tlono , Flti , Ncrvoua Neuralgia , Ilcadnolio , Nervoiu
rroatntlon uivxxl by the uoo of alcohol or toblmcoo ,
i Wakotulneii , Ucntal ilenresslun. Softening of the
brain , reiultlni ; In Insinlty anil loipliie to mliery ,
decay and death , Premature Old s o , llaruneu , loss
ofpower In cither B9X , Involuntary Loesofl and Opat-
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abnsoornvor Induljfonoe. Ktvch bor , oontalnn one
month's treatment. 81.00 a boi.or air bottles lot
95,00 , lent by mall prepaid on receipt ol prloo.
WE QUAIUNTBIi SIX ISOKK3
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CLASS 1174 , DECEMBER , i0. 1881
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SHIPSEY COMPAKY ,
1V1U Uroiidwuy , N. V , City.
U. Kaub & Co. , 417 WaJuut Ht. , Hr. l.oul
Mo. , or Frank J.ol'rano , 1' , 0 , Djawer S3
WyudolU ,
NEWYORITSJCEPAUCE.
flic Wonderful Slrnclnre winch is PPI
nosed lo Erect ,
tlio
( or u Novel rrlvlk-RO Urllllniu
KIToclH Produced l > y
Klculrluiiy.
N. Y. Star.
lo it iruo that an ice palace is to b
oroolcd In Central park ? " wsa'tho quor
addtcescd lo the ofllcial in chnrgo ot th
department of public parks by a 8U
roportor.
"J cm not prepared to any , " wna th
reply ; "but the matter 1ms t > eon talkc
of by covornl noble eplritod citlzono. A
a matter of conroe , none of the mono ,
belonging to the city can bo ciaed fo
fetich nn enterprise , nnd if the project I
carried into effect at all , it must ho n <
compliahcd with money contributed fror
private pumas. "
"Will the park board grant the perm !
nocceaary for the structure ? "
"That remains to bo econ. The quci
tion haa not yet boon considered at an
of their meetings. An objection ia mad
that the granting of ouch n permit vroul
establish a precedent which might lee
to trouble in the future. If the partlc
wlio are talking of erecting an ice palac
intend to make it directly or indirectly
a money-making venture , by charging ai
admission fee or otherwise , there rronli
bo ecrlona doubta of an olildal Hinctloi
being given the ontorprlso. On th
other hand , if the intention ia to afTun
gtttuitlous entertainment for the public
the application might bo entertained. "
If the project ia carried into effect , th
alto will bo upon the bank of the largca
lake in Central Park , or , perhapn , upoi
the frozen eurfaco of the lake iteolf
The idea of the poreonn who are movinj
in the onlorpriiio ia to raico monuy b ;
tirivato nubccrlption. Among thono win
Imvo promiecd to contribute are niotnbor
of tboAspinwall.Stuyvccantand IJloeckoi
familicB , The palace will coot from $10 ,
000 to § 15,000.
Profcaaor Daniel Draper , cf the mete
orological oboorvatory in Control park
line maintained that the conatructioii o.
an ice palace in thla city would not bo r
wloo experiment , as the mildness of the
clttnato would not permit the structure
to remain intact for any reasonable
length of timo. Ton yearn ngo , when c
project of this kind was broached , ho
wrote n letter to ono of the daily nowa-
paporo giving hia view of the matter.
About twenty yoara ago the people of
3t. Petersburg , Husaia , orootod an ice
> alaco which was regarded as ono of the
lovon wonders of the world. It was in-
lood nn Immense affair , and so great
, voro Its attractions that people from all
uvilizod countries Hocked to ECO it.
that winter there wna n carnival in St.
Petersburg , and the Russian capltol was
ndoed a pay place. Electric lights voro
lot then In uoe , and the palace could not
30 adequately illuminated at night ; but
n the day tlmo , when the sun was.shln-
ng brightly , the structure sparkled and
; llatonod like n temple in Fairyland.
In later years the Russians Imvo had
ovoral ice palaces , nearly nil of which
tavo boon Improvement ! upon the
nitinl structure. This style of nrchi-
coturo has now become so nearly perfect
hat an ice palace haa censed to bo ro-
; ardod as a novel or diilioult under-
aklng.
The Canadian ice palace about which
ho poojilo have not yet ceased talking
tad the great advantage of being lighted
ty olotrlolty. The carnival , of which
his structure was the principal feature ,
TOW hundreds of thousands of visitors
com the United States.
A gentleman with whom a reporter
nlkcd eald :
" 1 am really afraid that an ice palace
a Now York would not bo n great
uocosa. "
"And why not ? " the reporter naked.
"Because the ollmato hero ia too mild , "
ras the reply ,
"Then you think the structure would
iclt too Boon ? "
"Yoa , nir ; there are comparatively few
ays oven in the coldest winter in the
ititudo of Now York when lee willet
ot molt if exposed to the rayn of the
an. "
"But would not n torso mass of ice re-
lain congaalod for n sufficient length of
imo to recompense the bulldnrsV '
'It would not. You must remember
iiat our olimnto la greatly different from
t of St. Petersburg or Canada. Of
Durso 1 do not wish to dlscouraqa any-
ody who thinks that ho would like to
DO an ice palace in Central Park , but it
rould bo woU to have the uiat'or fully
ndoratood before the venture is made.
vialtod the Canadian nlfair , and oven
Itnro the structure wua the moat of the
imo in a soft condition. The floor was
avorcdvrith slush , BO that people who
ont inaldo were compelled to wear over-
[ iocs to prevent their foot from getting
rot. Water was constantly dripping
: om the roof and sides of the building
'ho ' atruoturu was called a palace , but it
id not seem to mo to bo very palatial in
, s character.
"But you will acknowledge that it was
1 itn way an Immense affair ? '
" 1 nm not so sura about that. I waa
ory much disappointed on account of its
mallncss. I had been lud to aupposo
hat I would BOO a gigantic edifice , and
? hon the reality did not come up * to my
xpootations i was , as a matter of course ,
oHily disappointed. "
"How do the go to work to build once
co palace ) "
"Well , in the first place they must
mvo good , thick , clean , hard , trans-
mrontico. The blocks are sawed out so
hat they resemble blocks of building
itono. After the walls are reared the
vorkmou wait for n real cold da/ . Than
hey pour water all over their work. The
vatcr penetrates between the blocks ,
nrhoro it congeals and acts as a cement ,
thus ma'cing the whole structure ono
lolid mass ot ice. There is also another
method of building an ice wall. This Is
to have a wooden moulding apparatus BO
arranged that it can bo filled with water ,
After the water freezes the mould Is
raised and again filled , ttlils process being
repeated until the wall reaches the ru-
quired height. This plan is also used In
making the roofs of ice palaces. "
OHIU'B GYISTNA ; GUEKM.
Tlio Haven of All Uunawiiy Couplet
MaysUlle , Ky. , Letter to Philftdelphla I'n-Ei
Maysvlllo ia at the foot of the rial
bluograta belt , mid has oaty commuuica
tmn vrith the Interior. Opposite Mays
vtllo is the lltllo villigo of Abordoou , 0
Tt , ha < j been termed voiy aptly tlu
"Amot'uau Qrotna Green , " and withli
itH municipality there have probably boot
more runaway marriages celebrated that
In any place of equal sl/.a ou the ulobo
Bomo of the boat blood in Kantuokj
flows in the veins of people whose par
onU were married ut Aberdeen , Semi
years ago the legislature c > f the state , I
forever settle the \uxccl questions brong !
nbout by thcso cl.-indHO'ino nnions , paeac
A law declaring that all such marring
contracted previous lo thn paatsi o of tli
net , and nil that might take place nfto
ward , were and should bb considered li
gal. Aberdeen in the Mecca to wliich tl
blucgraRB lovers turn their oyc.i.
For the last Oftoen years 'Squire BOA
ley , self-titled "The Great America
JMatrimonlalizer , " has carried on th
business of raarrjiog runaway couples i
Absrdcrn.with no small profit to hitntel
Tlio 'Sqiilro in n tough , grizzled old folio
of eixty.fivo or eoventy years of ago , wit
n grcad fund of hard practical hqrso nont
at hia command , llo clftimn that 01) ) pc
cent of the marriages ho flolomnizos tur
out well , which is a etrong statistics ! poll
in favor of the Aberdeen article. II o f
available for the purpose day and nigh
Ilia homo , a large , comfortable doubl
structure of wood , stands near the rive
bank. The marriages are performed in
great front room , which waa once n pa :
lor. Ills ecalo of fees is a graduating op
and is gauged according to the financi ;
ntandiug of the happy groom. If ho i
the son of a rich Bluoprass farmer th
old 'aqulro hints that n XX treasury not
would bo about the proper componsathi
If ho is a poor mountaineer , howovoi
in rough homespun , the kindl
old disposer of matrlmonii
f ellclay , will do the job for nothing , an
frcquontly prouontn the blushing ros ]
cheeked bride with a $5 note to con
tnonco housekeeping with. llo told m
the other day ho had ma < ? o ono over 15 ,
000 copies since ho first began the buai
ness , nnd judging by the numerous Abet
deon ruarrlago notices which I have sec
in the Kentucky local papers , I don' '
think his figures are much out of Iho way
Ho can toll n hundred interesting stork
bom of his experience , and claims t <
have performed , some years slnco , th
quickest inarringo ceremony on record
A couple from Nicholas county , young
romantic and of high social posit'on , Hoi
from homo ono brigh , starlight night ii
midsummer , and , mounted on flee
Ijorses , galloped across the country to
wardMaysvillo , Soon their nbaenco wa
discovered and a party of angry relative
started in pursuit. Just as thi
ridge which overlooks thn sloop
ing city they hoard the quid
clatter of horso-hoofs and the excite <
shouts of the pursuing party. Not i
minutowBS to bo lost. They spurre (
up their jaded steeds and nt laat roachoc
the river bank. Their pursuers hadboei
jtocdily gaining on them , however , ane
Iho broad Ohio rolled remorselessly bo
iwooii them cud the haven of their hopes
: V boat was drawn upon the levee , and
pushing it off , the expectant green
iclpoel his trembling sweetheart to a seal
n the ntorn thwarts. Then leaping ir
ilmttelf ha seized the oars and pulled foi
iho opposite shore with all his strength ,
When ho reached the middle of the rivoi
.ho pursuing party galloped down the
Kentucky bank. Another boat was pro <
iurod , quickly manned and half a dozen
) alr of strung arms propelled it toward
ho runaways. When the first boat
ouched the Ohio bank and the young
: ouplo leaped ashore the pursuing party
voro within 200 yards of them. Quickly
hey ran to the houao of 'Squlro ' Boaaloy.
The old 'aqulro had boon called upon to
inito n couple , and , having performed
ho ceremony , was about retiring. Sud-
lonly the door flow open and the hunted
onplo dashed into the room.
"Quick ! " cried the man. "Wo are
losoly pursued. Marry usl"
There was berne to their .caro a faint
hout and the 'aquiro know there was no
imo to loao.
"Jino hands 1" ho criod.
They obeyed.
"Havo him'ho began , turning to the
irl.
irl."Yea.
"Yea. "
"Llavo her ? " ho demanded of the man.
"Yes. "
"Hitched t1' was the squire's laconic
onodiction , and then , as the nowlymado
usband displayed n well-filled pockoi-
ook , ho added " 'Ton dollars. "
The words haidly left his lips when
ho pursuing party rushed in the homo
nly to witness the young couple's
riumph.
A little ferry-boat , the "Grotraa
Ireon , " pile i between Mayavillo and
tbordoon , and it is principally patronized
> y runaway couplus. When the river is
) cked in winter's -frigid embrace the
orry-boat is laid up nnd the runaways
ross on the ico.
If all an. called remedies have failed ,
) r. Sago's Catarrh and Remedy cures.
In Washington territory there have
eon built , during the year , houses of
orahip at Spangle , valued nt $3)000 ,
sating capacity 250 ; Medical Lnko , value
1,000 , atvuing capacity [ 450 ; Chohalie ,
aluod at Jl.ftXJO , seating capacity 150 ;
bNawTucoma , valued , ut § tiOO ( , soat-
ig capacity 240 ; at NVhatcom , value SI-
90. The Scandinavian church in Now
acoma has also had payment of property
; mplctod.
Purify your blood , tone up the system ,
nd regulate the digestive organsby tnk-
ig Ilood'fl Sarsaparilla , Sold by all
rugglsts. _ _
Japanese newspaper ontorprlso is male-
ig rapid progrees. It is stated that no
SBS than throe vernacular newspapers
ubliahod at Tokio nnd ono nt Kobe
ave sent special correspondents to ro-
ort the proceedings of the war in China ,
Your Goliloii
This is the fiftieth anniversary of mar-
iage. Most tolkn who celebrate Ik have
oacbod agood old ago. Well-preserved
tooplo have n right to enjoy a hearty old
go. It la sad to see old people victims
f debility and Impoverished blood. Poo-
ilo Trho are not to far gouo can enrich
heir blood , conquer debility nnd onjov
igorous health by the uao of Brown a
rou Bitters , Dr. Meyers , of Fairfield ,
ja. , nays , "Brown's Iron Bitters la the
test Iron preparation 1 have over known
n my thirty years of pvactlco. "
A lioformiu- for
Cansm City Journal.
The Omaha Herald effusively thanki
[ loscoo Oonkllng for his "masterly in
activity" during the late campaign and
'or his legal ndvlco during the canvaaa ,
[ t docs not take the Bourbons long te
bury their moat bitter hatreds. It ia nol
many years alnco the editor of the Omahi
Herald denounced Mr. Oonkllng as tbi
viloat of all radicals. That was in thi
day * , however , when the editor of thi
Elorald was an lutenao copperhead. Nov
ho Imo reformed , and is patriotic ouci
more - tor spoils.
A traveler In South Anwica says over ]
window in Rio Janeiro has a woman li
It. The measure of the respectability o
a funeral there ia the number of muloa ti
a hearse. After a hard rain in Rio thi
streets are Hooded , und big uegroos can
tips by carrying ladioa and gontloinei
from ono dry spot to another. It i s litho
the only place a Brazilian does not smoki
ls in his coffin. The common boast o
burden In Rio la the head , after the Hoi
land style , and the moat common owne
of that head U n woman ,
NEW YORK NOTES ,
Eltc'.iic Holers Snpplanliiiff Cab
Street Railways ,
SunsBtloiinl I'rcachurM IrouAl I'olhlr.
utul Crlino-Hclioil Glrlfi
on n Spree ,
Cor. Philadelphia llecord.
KrF.ornifj MOTOIIS ,
Electric railroading is the coming fe ;
turo In rapid transit. The electric miter
tor men , who have heretofore been t
sword'a points in business rivalry , hav
now joined handa for a practical cxper
mont , and n commission has been forme
to pick out the beat features of the fiv
contesting motors , A stock company I
to bo formed with a capital of $100,00
nnd 5500,000 In stock Is to _ bo given t
the motor or motors that give the bo :
satisfaction. Cyrus W. Field is anxiou
to apply electric motors to the elevate
roads nnd the underground people hav
determined to use this power from th
start. The saving over horse power b
the use of electricity U eaid to bo 50 po
oont and in caao of the clovatod roads i
will bo very nearly as largo. The troubl
in making the change ia the coat of th
plant , but the now olcctrio commiaaio :
proposes to make the change at its owi
coat and to charge rent or take its pa ;
stock. The Brooklyn bridge railway pen
plo nro preparing for a practical pxporl
mont in electrical railroading , which i
to be made on their line by the Daf
electric company , whoao little railway n
Brighton Beach attracted much nttcnttoi
laat summer. The electricians make thi
experiment at their own expense am
during hours when the regular cara ar
not running ; but if the experiment ia i
success , electricity will nt once auccooc
the cable.
THE IIIO'UEI'OT.
The Grand Control depot ia to bo enlarged
largod at once , phna having boon submit
ted nnd approved by the building bureau
The now part of the structure , like thi
old , is to bo of brick , a tone and Iron
from ono to two stories in height , nnd iti
coat will bo $200,000. Whcm.comploted
this Immense structure will bo 003 fool
in length and 01 feet in width. The DC
called "improvement" will necessitate
the cioaing of two streets In n soml-faah <
ionablo locality , and will naturally do
tnrlorato the value of property ; but the
Yandcrbilt influence is omnipotent with
the legislature , and his roads are allowed
privileges that would bo Indignantly ro.
fused to any new corporation. It woe
naked of Vnndorbilt that , in return for
granting him nil the room ho needed for
hia roads , ho should glvo the city rapid
transit by building a tunnel or doprcsjod
road from the Grand Central depot to
the City Hall park , and ho promised to
do 30 ; but as yet ho shown no signs of
making a move in that direction. It
would bo an incalculable convenience
to the public if passengers on the Hnr-
lom , Hudson river and Now Haven roads
: ould bo whirled down to the City hall
by atoam or electricity , instead of having
to do the throe miles by horse-car or
: ab.
XOCAL. It > LIIIC .
Mayor Ednon is in trouble again with
; ho politicians. Ho is ambitious , nnd
( rants to bo governor of Now York a
potitlon whicli4ba boon reached by only
sno mayor , and that by the grace of
William ML Tweed , to wit , John T.
Hoffman. Though Edaoa has refused a
lominatlon by Tammany Hall , which
irigiaally trotted him out , ho seema to
lave run awry with the idea that John
Kelly can help him in hia hunt for the
[ ovornor's chair , and so ho engineered a
iombinatlon between tha Tammany and
ho republican aldermen by which any
laminations made by him should bo
it onco. With suspicious suddenness
Hr. Edaon discovered the other day that
ho terms of the two Republican Police ,
Jommiasionor Fronoh and Mason had
ixplrcd in May. 1881) ) , and May , 1S84 ,
'ospoctlvoly. 3o sent i& the names of
, wo Republicans to till the places. The
egular Democraco were taken by
lurprlso , but Tsuuraauy and
.ho republicans promptly railroaded the
; wo men through. In return for this
dndncaa it is expected that the ropnbli-
> an aldermen will coafism Alderman
3rant for commissioner of publlo works
n plnco of Hubost 0 : Thompson , and E.
C. Wood ( Edaon'a brother-in-law ) for
: orporatiou counoil when thoao names
ire sent In by the mayor * Tt Is an ) open
md outragcoua bargain. - ith Tammany
tall , and will ahipwreik Mayor Kdaon's
oputntion if carried out. Grant was
L'rmmany'H late candidate for mayor , ia a
> oung lawyer nnd inexperienced , nr.d
iVooU haa been in turu n member of ov-
iry political party that haa existed in
orfy years , and in now a worahippor of
Colly. If Edaon ia who ho will name
jSonornl Fitz John Porter for coinmis-
loner of publicworks. .
CKWK.
Another criminal has boon convicted of
uurder iu the first degree und will bo
luly aonteucuel to death. His case Trill
> o appealed and ho will got off , as a
natter of course , with imprisonment , un-
csa public wrath ia awakened in the
noantlmo. The namoof the latest mar-
yr of the courts is Chacon. lie Is n.
tatty young Cuban oigarmakor , n light
logro , who droaaea daintily nud looks on
nurdor as a matter of email moment. So
lo the people of Now York , juat now ,
V brutal policeman , who snurderod an
uolloualvo citizen without provocation , Is
u the Toomba now waiting another trial
md assured that ho will got oil with a
itht Bontonco. On hia first trial ho was
iondemned to death , but the excellent
jourt of appeals has g\van him n now
trial on some absurd legal technicality ,
md ho now laughs at the law. Two
fears rgo our people became aroused , and
the Jaw hung five mutilurora in rapid sue-
session , in obedience to popular iuiUgna-
tion. Another outburst of wrath will bo
needed soon , to check the raptdly rising
tide of crime with the knife , bludgeon
and pistol.
MUKUMKNT TO COOVKR.
At last there Is n likelihood that some
sort of a monument will bo orooted to the
memory of the late Peter Cooper. The
sain of § 5,259 lisa boon collected in boxoi
placed for that purpose seemingly the
gift of the working people , whoso cause
Mr. Cooper had most at heart. No mil
liouuiro haa yet tout in his "two mites,1
aud under tba u rcumjt.incca it ia prob
ably boat that it should ba ro. No mar
could dealru a prouder monument thar :
that orococted by the pennies of the poor
VUU'IT TlItJMI'KUS.
Our latest pulpit sensationalist , Rev
R. Ilebor Newton , aaya that ho will no' '
continue hia aormona on the bible , ant
givus as his excuse the condition of hii
eyes. Knowing ones say that this ia thi
result of a compromise with Aaslstani
Biahop Potter. The latter will plgoon
hole the protests of the clergy who wen
ahockod by Nowton'a dinoouraes , nnc
I'Araon Newton will confine ) hlmael
heroiftcr to ductrines and themes thi
are not In dieputo.
By the way , ex President Grant's n
Hgiouji tabernacle lm apparently gone I
the dogr , Paraon Newman , hia fotrm
court chnplain , ii t > ut in California , an
it begin * to look as if ho mount to nta
thoru. The congregation lait Sunda
raoining numbered exactly eiahty-thrt
penons , all told , in place of the thoimn
who usually gathered there , nr d th
chureb , { which has alnavs been cncun
bered with a heavy debt , will have to g
under the hammer. The moral of It
existence is that political proiching n
longer piya in Now York.
SCHOOL OIUl.S ON A SI'UKE.
On ono of the trainn bound forNoi
York , passing through Now Haven oil
the other day , w a n crowd of girle
They were evidently from aomo colleg
or boarding school near Boston , as the
occupied two Boston nnd Albany cara
which they had all to themsolvea. Thor
was n crowd of Yale students nt the ata
tion who loft ou the same train , Moe
of thorn were looking for a smoking car
nnd when they saw dainty clouda o
smoke pouring through the windows o
these cars they naturally thought the ;
were smoking cars. When they trio !
the doora and found they were lookci
they wondered , and their wonder wa
increaecd to intense curiosity when the ;
saw there was nobody but girls in thi
cars , and that several of * them wen
smoking cigarottos. A crowd o
the students cluttered ou the platforn
and looked longingly into Trindowo ol
the cars where they would like to bo
That the girls wcro from some collegi
was made further evident because man ]
of thorn were society pins , nnd the appearance
pearanco of the crowd wna that poculiai
to college boyo , except thnt these won
dresses. Several were playing cards ,
but none were drinking , ut least an in
quialtivo reporter who rode on the plat
form of ono of the cars to Bridgeport aaw
no bottles. Indulgence in the smaller
vicea could not bo nttributod to the whole
crowd , as out of fifty or so girlo in the
car not more than ten , who were in the
corner , wore indulging in theao scholarly
traits. Cigarettes were the only things
the girls smoked. They had neither
cigars nor pipes. Several of them had
dainty cigaretto-holdora , and a couple oi
them were evidently jncorrchaurns nnd
had seen us , as the dainty light brovru
coloring showed. Tha girlo scorned to behaving
having a quiet , enjoyable smoke in n
qulot , dignified Boston sort of a way.
None of the non-smokera ecomod to
think it nt nil out of the wny for their
companions to amoko. All wcro young
looking nnd if there wcro nny teachers in
the crowd they did not look it. The
whole thing looked , through the window ,
like n mild caricature of college men on
their way horao. In the forward part of
the two cara , occupied entirely by the
girls , all the livelier and jollier spirits iu
the school , had apparently fathered to
have an enjoyable trip to Now York.
( Dbllege men looked ou with enormoaa
3yes , and the seats in the regular smoker
hold many a youth who would much
liavo preferred to bo in the car playing
rrhiat with the girla.
KO.SCOfi'a 10G Hl'EKClf.
The beautiful Roscoe Conkling has
performed a remarkable vocal feat bv
ipoaldng uiuo houra , with only a halff-
liour'o recosa. Thia was done in an argu
ment concornlng a railroad lawsuit ,
before a judge without n jury , nnd there
fore might have been relieved of rnucb
af the strain by being pitched in a con
versational tone , since men on the jiidi-
oial bench nro not supposed to be greatly
influenced by those oratorical efforts-
Pfhich effect jurymen. But Conkling did-
irot in > the slightest ease open himself1.
Eo spoke throughout quite as-
though facing au immense
kudience1 , . inatead of' a- small group of
inimpreaaionablo legal' hearers. Every
lentence was carefully delivered , with no-
; race of demeanor or embellishment of <
( locution loft out ; ; and only those who
lave grown limp aud huaky in a single
tour of vehement apoakiug can appreciate-
ho magnitude of the achievement.
Conkling. wa no loss an Adonis at tha
md than at the beginning. Tut curli
vas undisplaoed on his forehead , the fiua
icorn of his lip was not straightened out ? ,
md his volea wasuudimiulshod. . The
awyers say that considering the vim
naintainodtho performance waa wonder-
al. Gonkling ia a distinguished figure
n Now York public places , being phyal-
ially noteworthy , and also politically ,
ust now. Nobody fails to recognize him
in flight , thanks to caricature , andho
akea no pains to spoil the resemblance
> y doing away with any of the eccentric
iharactoristics. Sooiucr him standi in
onvoraation vrith G-on. Phil Sheridan lu
, hotel corridor the adrrantago of a civic
: olobrlty over a military ono struck mo.
fho place was full of oaunterore , all of
vliom paid attention to the lawyer , while
lot ono in a hundred identified tho-gcn-
iral. Sheridan lacked the uniform which
? as needed to make him like hia portrait.
n a Derby hat and brown sack ovocjat ,
mrrying a cane , ho ought not to haio ex-
iccted recognition aa the Sheridan of the
; lorious rido. Besides , ho had to look
loft in mooting the oyca of his tall com-
lanion , and that wasn't heroic.
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A SUUE CURE POUND AT uASTI
NO OSE itKTi.ll fiUFFKB.
A auro cure for Blind , Bleeding , ttchlngand
Jlcoratad 1'llos haa been discovered by Dr ,
VillinuiB ( an Indian Remedy , ) called lr.
Villia.n'a Indian Hie Ointment A single
IQX hua cored the worst chronic CTJOS of 25 o/
0 years Btixtuliiiff. 3S'o ono need sutferfiva
nlnutos nftor applying this wonderful Bootli-
n ( ; medians. Lotions , Instrumsnta and eloo-
unties do uioro harm than good , Williaa.'a
Indian 1'lla Ointment absorbs tlw turners , nl-
aye the intense itchioir , ( particularly at nitht
ifter crettinR warm In bed , ) ota aa a poultice ,
; ivca iu t-\nt \ relief , and is prcjiarod only for
. 'llos , itchiuR of the privnto parta , auj for
lothlno else.
Road wliat the Hon. J , SI. Coflinbeny , of
31av l nd , eaya about Ir. ) William's Indian
Pile Oointinent : "I have tawd scores of I'llo
3ures , nnd It affords me pleasure to eay that I
mva never found iinythliijj which gave Biich
ininedlftta and iiormanont relief as 3)r. Wil-
iaiu'a Indian Ointment. ? or sale by all drug-
iUta nnd mailed on receipt of price. 50o auJ
h. Sold at retail by Kulm ft ; Co.
0. V. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Ao
Two members of the Middletown club
of Middletown , N. i. ' . , were enjoying a
quiet game of cribbage a few evenings
ago at the club room , when ono of them
had a "twenty-nine hand. " Old crib.
bage players will recsgniza the extreme
rarity of thla combination of cards , it not
being once in half a dozen lifetimes that
it la noon. The player hold the knave ol
cluba and throe fivea. The trump turned -
ed by hia opponent vaa the five of cluba.
All the other cards were deatroyod ,
and the h ud will bo framed and hung
up in the club room ,
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I The remarkable growth of Omaha
idnrhif ; the laat fovr years ta a in-aiter of
great astonishment to thoao who paj an
occasional visit to thla growing city. The
development of the Stor1' yards the
noconsity of the Bolt Lluo Road the
finely paved etroota the hundreds of now
residences and costly bunincas blookn ,
with the population of our city more than
doubled In the laat five years. All thli
ia n great snrprlno to vhltora and la thp
admiration of our citizens. Thin rapid
growth , the bnnlnesa activity , nnd the
many anbatantial linprovomento madn n
lively t\cmnnd \ for Omaha teal oatato , and
every Invoator haa made a handaomo
profit.
Slnoo the Wall Street panlo laat May ,
with Iho subsequent cry of hard times ,
there haa boon leoa demand from apocnla-
tora , bnt a fair demand ft era Invcatora
aooklng homoa. Thla latter olasa are
taking ndvantago of low prices in build *
ing material and are occnring their homes
at much lees coat than will bo possible o
year honco. Speculators , too can bny
I'oaloota1 a cheaper no\v end ooght to take
advant o of proaout prices for future
proilt * .
fne no i fotr yos.rn promiaea greater
d ivoi opinenta in Omaha tb&n the past
d v years , which have been r.a good as
wo could reasonably deairo. New man
ufacturing catabliBhmenta and lartro job
bing hounoa are added almost wcaMy , and
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and throngn-
bnt the State , who have their money In
the banka drawing a nominal rate ot 1
teroat , which , if judiciously invested in
Omaha real estate , would bring them
much greater returns. "We hava anany
bargalna which wo are confidant will-
bring the purchaser largo profito in tha
near future.
We have for sale the finest resi
dence property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue,17th ,
18th , 19th and 80th streets.
West on Farnam. Davenport ,
I/timing , and all the leading streets
, n that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
iccessiblo some of the finest and
jhoapest residence property in the
jity , and with the building of the
itreet car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in the western part of tUe city
ivill increase in value.
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper-
y in the south part oi' the city. The
levelopinenfs made in' this section
jy the Stock Yards Company and
; lie railroads will certainly double
he price m a short time.
We also have some tiue business
ots and some elegant inside resi-
leucep for sale ,
Parties wishing tourrest will find
ome good bargamH by calling on u
EtEAL ESTATE
313 Bouth 14tii St ,
Bet oen Farnhain and Douglas.
P. S. We ask those who hav 3
property for sale at a bargain to giv3
as a callWe want only bargains
We will positively not hnndle prop
erty al more than its real valuo.