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THE DAILY BEE -TUESDAY , JANUARY 2l , 1885.
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MII ) NruriilRlii.
Vilmiiiunfallliipttriodj for UHoawao1' ! '
) \li1nrjfi nnd l.Hrr.
It Is" Invnlunbln forniseaiwB f ccu'if ' t
tVninon , nni ) all who Irml tcdcnlni.v il\ < '
tilc > cs not Injure the tcclb , 01110 ncailnrl. '
jiiHluco comtlimtlnn--of/in- nfltrinr ,
trnrlclicsanil purifies tlio blood , film' ' ) . . "
pi * Bptietlloaids the nmlmllntlon of fo-.i
, - v-t Henrtbiirn and JlclchlnB. R'Jd t r > i.- i
i < Micmii'cb * mid tinnn
M < I Intermittent Fibers.j > Hmk , i-j <
iiifrcy , A'C. , It lids tin iiunl
tfr TlinRi'tnilno lifts HtKirein \
r > WM / "l lines ji wrepcur like.
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ini DndlsDntei to tie BROAD CLA lr1'iietiu
VERY BEST OPERATING ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
JKf er oircrcd to tlio uubllo.
HAMBUEG-AMEEIOAF
LINE FOK ENGLAND , /KANOE AND
OEIUIANT.i
Ih > tlttmihlrt of ibl < well-known Una are bnlll of
Iron , la water-tlgbt comportments , and lie fnrnlah-
d with every requisite to make the pasugo botb
late and agreeable. They carry the United States
ted European malls , and leave New York Thurs
days and Saturdays for Plymouth ( LONDON ) Cher-
bonrit , ( I'AKIS ) and IIAMllUllQ.
Bates : Steerage from Europe only 518. First
Cabin , 155 , $ S5 and f 7G . Oteerage , t O ,
Henry Pundt , Uark Hanson , F .E. UooresU , Toft ,
jrentsln Omaha , Qronowc ; * Sohoentgen , ftgentaln
OonnoU Blufls. tt B : KIOQAHD fcOO. , Den. Pass
AgU , 81 Broadway , N. T. Obas. Kozmlnskl A Co-
deneral WwUrn Aj nts , 170 Washington St. . Ohlca
. AvIctlm of youthful Imprudence
c u lnR Prim&turo Dccur , Nervous Debility , Lost
Manhood , cc.harlnB tried In vain every known
remedyt : . .litcoToroil anlmplornesnsof self-cure ,
which I'D will tend I'HKIi to Ills follow-nullcrors.
Addrcrc. J.U.KEEVl .i3 OhatbamSt. JJew Yc.fc
Tor M n. tj lcK. ior , iifa. rook fr
VBGOR ArtDCT. 100 Fultou B t , , N w Tort ,
Health is Wealth !
0. WlST'lNlKTB AHD BBAIS TEBISMBNT , a
naranteed speolflo for nyiterla.Dtulness , Conrnl-
iJons , Fits , Nervous NonralgU , Headaohe , Norvona
Proet ration caused by the use ol alcohol or tobbacoo ,
Wakefnlness. Mental depression. Softening of the
brain , resulting In msanliy and leaping to misery ,
deoa ; and death , Premature Old age , Baroness , loss
ofpowor In either sax , Involuntary Loeoea and Sper-
atorbora caused by over exertlontof the brain , eolf.
abuMorovor tndulgonoo. Each box , contains one
month'a treatment. Jl.OOabdx.or six bottlei or
(1. 00 , font by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cnie any case With eaoh order received by ng
tor Blx bottles , accomplished with 15.00 , we will send
he purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money U the treatment does not effect a cure. Guar
kntees leaned only by JOHN 0 : WEST & CO. ,
y VH , .892 Uadlson St. , Chicago , III.
Chartered by tlicStatcoMlil.
nois for the express purpose
of ElylnnimmeUlate relletlc
urinary ana prl
* ; Gleet nndbyphills In all theli
" * complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin and
Ulcod promptly relieved and
permanently cured by reme-
. dic3trstrdlnnJ'"or/i/Irenr
, . , _ . ) tii > tclttll'rarttce. Seminal
( Vciiknc.i % Mir/lit Lossi.by DrsarnsPimples on
ir. I'a , l.o > t Manhood , tiialltvrliicitreiL > l'hert
'tHr ' * rj-i/ rniriirinil.c / approprinte rt..r.c < l *
ofctunc : used In each ci e. Consultations , tier ,
etiml or by letter , sscrcdly confidential , Mcd.
" ' .it * sent bv Mall and Express. No marks on
: tnzc to indicate couteaU or tender. Addicsi
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THE ONLY EXOLUblVB
IN OMAHA NEB.
Aftforll * prticrlptlon of noi.il iMCUUil ( nawr -
Krtd. ) Druicliu eta flit It. AdJr u
v ; Tcr. TrVARD * CO..LociuurA.ua-
FAMOUS KAUIIIQUAKliS ,
Tlioto of Illation , ( . /nracnfi , ami .Tnvn
Enslnnd's Kpcoril
The Iberian peninsula has long been
notorious for disastrous natural convul-
ions. One of the greatest over recorded
was the famous one at Lisbon , when at
east GO.COO poreona pcnJied. The af
ectcd area on that cccision was very
wide , extending on the oiu hand ns far
s the southern tharca of Finland , and
on the other reaching across the Atlantic
o the St. Lawrence and the West Jnrlla
stands , on extent of norfaca amounting
o no lets than 7,500,000 cqnaro ralluj ,
? ho British laics experienced some of its
iflectc , its inland waters iiaing and fall *
ng , and springs being diverted. On the
occasion of this earthquake the ocean
rave at Oadtz is Raid to have been sixty
uat high. Numerous other minor disas-
ore liavo happened In the peninsula , ono
or two having l)2ou ) of comparatively recent
cent occurrence. This Is inly to bo ex
icctod from the f jet that Spain is situ
itcd on the line of ono of the most active
zones cf subterranean activity. This
somprlacs the \allty ol the Mod-
terraneon , Asia Minor , Sumatra , and
lava , the Phillpiues , and so on through
Mexico to the Azorca , which group of is-
ands is undoubtedly the result of vcl-
-volc agency. Eirtkciuakos are some
lines short , sharp , and sudden , not ro
surrlng again in the same district for a
eng period of time ; others nro intermit
tent and continue in a long succession.
Thus the series of famous earthquakes
which destroyed thousands of lives hi
Calabria began in February , 1783 , ace'
did not altogether ccaao for nearly four
years until the end of 1780 On the
other hand , the city of Caracas was de
stroyed in about half a minute , together
with ton thousand of its inhabitants.
Dther South American townu hnvocharoc
; ho same torrlblo fate in a manner
: qually sudden. Trustworthy writers ,
lowcvcr , ctato that the advance of some
of the Peruvian earthquakes has been dls
.Inctly observable. 1'irst comes a low
rumbling sound , increasing in intensity
with the progreos of the earthquake wayo.
The startled auditor , knowing too well ol
what the ominous noiao is the precursor
ser , looks up and sees the sky-
Ino of the snow-clad Andes
visibly oaclllato miles .away ; and
uthin an intu-v.il of ntinuto or so the
earth licnves buncath his feettlio shock or
01 ies of shocks travo inj ; in a direction
listinclly tiuceublo. Ql Into years much
; reator attention 1ms been devoted in several -
oral counties to seismology. Observations
nto now being taken in many quarters of
ho woritl , biitncousidcniblu period must
ilnpso before these can bo of nny.ipprecia
) lo ndvnntngo to science. Curiously
: nongh the Japanese government , whoso
slantls ate greatly subject to cntthqunkcs ,
las been the first to establish a state do
mlmcnt fcr securing a consecutive scries
if records of earth's trcmots ; and the ox-
sting chronicles of Ch'iia ' and Japan , in
Iris respect , arc much more complete than
lioso of European nations. In France
bout 000 shocks of more or less violence
utvo been recorded , nnd , as in the major-
, y of other cases , much the larger pro-
> ortion of these took place in the
inter months. Jn Great Britain accounts
ro extant of about 250 shocks of
Imllar severity. The most disastrous
ere those of Lincoln in 1142 , of Glas-
onbury in 1214 ( when the abbey was dp-
troyod.of ) a wide part of England in
lovamber , , 1318 and April 0,1580 , when
jocdon was visited by1 n shock which
> rought down part of Old St. Paul's and
? omp1e churcb. More thin n century
ater Dublin experienced a eharo tremor ,
nd London had another in 1750. Others
occurred in various parts of England in
852 , 1859 , I860 and 18C3 ; while on
ipril 22 , 1884 , the eastern counties wore
haken and damage WAS done to the
mount of a good many thousand pounds
n various oges predictions of coming
attbquakoa have , equally with thcss re
ikting to comets and. eclipses , had rc-
o.vkiblo influence on the public mind ,
n April , 1750 , thousands of persons
lassed a night in Hyde park in order to
iscapo the effects of a shock predicted by
madman 1
Ono of the most terrible convu'slonsro-
: ordod in modern times occurred only a
3w months ago in Java , on which occa-
ion , it will be remembered , about thirty
louaand lives were either Ingulfed by the
nruah of the ocean on the land or per-
shed miserably amid the scoriiu and
shes discharged from the volcano in the
traits of Snnda. The power of this con
vulsion is proved by the f ci that the
> coan wave spread all over the Pacific1 ,
icing experienced from the Bay of Bon
; al to Now Zealand and South Africa.
Seville , cathedral , which has been se
verely damaged , in ono of the largest and
'most in Spain. It is 431 foot long , 315
feet wide , has seven aisles , and an orgaii
with 0,400 pipes. It contains paintings
> y Murillo , Vargas , I ho llonorns , oto
'lin famous Giralda a weathercock in
the form of a statue is ono of the mon
emarkablo structures in the world. Thlt
iloorish tower , which is in all 350 foot
ilgh , was built in HOG , aud was origin
ally only 250 footinhoight , the additional
00 foot ( the rich filigree belfry ) boinc
added In 1508. The pinnacle la or it i-
o bo feared rather was crowned by a
omalo figure In bronze , 14 feet high and
2,800 pounds in weight , and which veere
bout with the slightest breeze. Fiotn
its tower the Moilems wore wont to call
ho faithful to prayers.
SKIN IJISE&SES CUUED.
By Dr. Fr zler'a Maglo Ointment. Cures
by magic : 1'imploa , Black Huadd or Grub
lotchoa and Eruptions on the foco , leaving
10 akin clear and beautiful. Also euros Itch ,
alt lUieum , Sere Nlmilea , Sere Lips and old ,
Obstinate Ulcers Sold by druggets , or
mailed on receipt price , 60 cents. Sold by
Kuhn & Co. and 0 , F. Goodman.
\VAHIIINGTOVd KELdGION.
Io WBH Not B Cotuiunnlcnnt and He
Did Not frny at Valley Forgo.
As I road , a few days ago , of the death
f the Rev. Richird M. Abercromblo ,
rector of St. Matthew's Protestant Epis
copal church In Jersey City , memories of
my boyhood arose , writes the Rov. E , D.
itelll to the Episcopal Recorder. Ho wae
jam not far Jrom my father's house in
Philadelphia , and was the son of tin
[ lev. Dr James Abrcrornbio. B lin ?
icholar and preacher , who had , in only
life , corresponded with the great loxi
oographer , Samuel Johnson , and In late
years was the awietsnt minister < i
Christ's and St. Peter's churches ii
Phl'adelphU ' , whera my inotsrnul ancestors
tors had worshipped for moro than ono
generation.
Ono day , after the father had reache (
four seoro yuan , the lately deceased soi
took mo into the study of the aged niai
and showed mo a letter which Presiden
George Washington had writtin to hiu
th.inking him for the loan of ono of M
manuscr.pt sermons. Washington ant
Iris wife werp regular attendants upon his
ministiy while lesiding in Philadelphia.
Tito president was not a communicant
notwithstanding till the p'ctty stories t
the o iiitnuy , and after the close of th
sermon on sac-timcntal Suiuluys 1m ;
falKn into UK- habit of ret nn fri-m the
hurcli while his vife rxinuintd Ai.d i'1" ' '
nulled. I'non one occasi m Dr. Aber-
jroiiibio alluded to the unhappy tendency
jf the example of those dignified by ago
ind position turning their backs upon 'he
celcbrati n of the Lords supper. The
liscourso .arrested iho attent on of Wash
ngton , and n'ter that ho never came to
church with his wife on communion Sun-
lay. Dr. Aborcrombie , In a letter
which appears in the fifth volumn of
Sprogue's -'Annals of the American Pul
pit , " mentions that ho did not find fault
with the sermon , but respected the
irracher for his moral courage.
There is n story about Washington bc-
ng found In the woccli in winter tirtwin
irayer by the owtior of the honeo which
10 mod as his headquarters at Valley
? ergo which I would liku to bellevo if It
were not so improbable , and If It had not
icf n first put In print by the eccentric
nd not very accurate episcopal minister
klorgan L Wtorus. John Potts , of
? oltssrove , had several sons and daught
ers , Ono James , studied law at the
Pomplo , London , and w sa judge of the
court of common pleas In Philadelphia at
, ho beginning of the war of the rovolu-
ion , and , being a tory , eventually wont
; o Halifax ; Jonathan , another son ,
studied medicine at Ediuburg , and
espoused the cause of the colonies , and
was the medical director general of the
middle department ; another son was a
quakcr and n neutral , and onnod the
house at Valley Forgo , which is still
known as Washington's headquarters ,
and the three were brothers of the grand
mother of the writer cf this article.
With a capacious and comfortnblo house
at his disposal , it Is hardly possible that
the shy , silent cautious Washington
should leave such retirement and enter
the leafless woods In the vicinity o ! the
winter encampment of an army and en
gage in audible prayer. The alleged
jccto his been often produced bv the
painter and onginvcr , but I foiritis
inly n myth.
How Some Grout SpcfOlicx nre Hindu ,
Cleveland Loader Washington Correspon
donee.
Many people have the idea that grcn !
speeches nro made pa the spur of the
moment , The fact is that hardly ono
such in our history has been delivered
without exhaustive preparation. Patrick
Henry's great speech on the stamp act in
; ho Virginia House of Burgesses was on
a subject which was then agitating the
colonies and ho had probably gouo over
Its points time after time in privgXo con
versation It itas made on 8 sot of reao-
utiona which ho had himself drawn up ,
and as it wai ono of his first speeches in
.ho Virginia house ho had probably care-
ully ronoareed it beforehand.
The cries of treason ! treason ! perhaps
made impromptu the last sentence of tli.it
memorable utterance ' 'if thla bo treason ,
make the most of it , " but "Caesar had
his Brutus , Charles the First his Crom
well , and George the Third may profit by
their example , " was a carefully thought
out Boatoncm ready for the occasion.
Daniel Webster's great sentence as to
; ho extent if the English empire was
conceived long beforehand. "A power
; o which , for purposes of foreign con
quest and subjugation , Rome , In the
height of her glory , ia not to bo corn-
Dared i power which Is dotted over the
lur/nco / of the whole globe with her pos-
loseions and military pests , whoso morn-
ug drumbeat , following the sun , and
ceepiug company with the hours , circles
he earth with ono continuous and un-
iroken strain of the marl hi airs of Eng
and. " The main idci of it was not orlg-
nal either. The sentence was uttered in
1834 , and in 1807 Walter Scott had cnid
n his lifo of Napoleon : "The sun
never eats on the immcnto empire of
ibarles V. "
The expression "sea of upturned
aces , " which Webster used in a speech
n 1842 , and which ho is credited with
laving first uttered , occnrs in the twou-
ioth chapter of "Rob Roy , " written by
Scott in 1817.
VFBSTER'S HIIEAT SPEECH AOAixsr
ins ft Curious history. Several yea's be-
ore the great debate ho had invest'gated
lie whole subject of public lands for the
urposo of opposing a resolution of Sena-
or AIcKinloy , of Alabama , proposing to
ede the public lands to the state in which
lioywero situated. But the resolution
vas novtir acted upon , and Mr. Webster
aid : "I tucked my notes away in a pig-
on-holo , and when U.ayno made that at-
ack upon mo and upon Now England , 1
as nl eady posted , and had only to take
ly .notes and reficsh my memory In
tlier words , if Hayno had tried to make
speech to lit my notoi ho could not have
it it better. .No man is inspired with
lit ) occasion. I never was. " Mr. John
Vhijiple , a once distinguished lawyer of
-i * evidence , was. at Newport with Webster
lie summer before this great speech wa *
elivcred. Jn reading it after it was
lade , ho noticed that some sentences
uncled strangely familiar , and ho aftor-
vards was told by Webstrr that lie had
ehea seel the greater part of his speech o
im dining their walks by the suashorc.
ho speecli was taken down by Joseph
laics , but ho did not have t mv to trans
ito itand his wifewh read Gales' abort-
and readily , wrote put the notes for Mr.
iVcbstor , and ho revised them before they
ere printed. For this Mr. Websto
lade blrs. Gales a present of a diamond
ccklacc. '
Puddon niian CB of Weather nro pro-
uctivrt of Throat Disesho ? , Coi > ( jh t Colds ,
tc. There la no moro effectual relief in these-
Is'inca to ba found tliuii In the use of
JHOWN'H BHOKCIIIAL TJIOCHKS. I'ricaSi cts.
L Romance Itccullcd by au Earth
quake.
eaten Journal.
Poor caribquako-shskon Antcquorain
pain , the aacient Antecara is a town of
nearly 30.000 Inhabitants and is situated
otweon the mountains of the simo name
and the Guadairo river. A mountain
a'led the Puna do los Eaamorcdos , or
, ho "Lover's Mountain" ris.ctn the vl-
: inity and has long been celebrated "by
an act of heroism , , not unexampled iu
panlah history during the Middle Agca
mid even In modern times. A Ohrietian
( night had been taken pritonor by a
M < orish prince ; during bis captivity ho
l In lova with the daughter c f tbo infi-
dt-1 ; resolved to celebrate tbolr uiura ID
Christian oountiy and at the foot of thp
altar , they had proceeded ( o the frcnV
Iirs , when , they wore overtaken by the
priuco and his trooj s ; they sought a hid-
int.'place iu the o ivta of the mountain ,
ut the enraged father ordered the sol
diers to selza the fugitivis His daughter
pltai that ehp was a Ohrittian and thu !
she had married , aud threatened to destroy
stroy herself if approached ; but the
father was inexorable and the two lovers
rushed headlong from the tummit cf
precipice , and a crota erected to indicate
the spot still eorves to commemorate th
ovent.
Many medicines now on the mirlcet
owe what virtue they possess to the prea-
unco of powerful and poicnnoui drugs ,
HUNT'S [ Kidney and Liver ] REMEDY is
purely vegetable and will not injure the
feeblest and moat delicate person.
I'OMOV.
Tlio Oniti nml Is ( fitrnngo Infatun-
tliiii.
Y. T lfgram.
The keepers of gambling and psllcy
shops in (1m ( lower part of the city are
somewhat oxercitcd to-day aver the .aa *
nouncemcnt that M yoi ; Gracs will hmsl
upon the police enforcing the law for the
snpprcsiion of such cstnblidimonta. Al
most witliin n ntono'fl throw of the city
hall several policy shops are in existence ,
and hnviog been doing a thriving biui
ness for sorno lime past.
A VICTIM OF roUOY.
"I guess that old man must have epcnl
over § 00,000 on policy , " s id ri gentlt
man to-day to a reporter , pointing to
ray whiskered , stoip shouldered ,
iroub'ei faced looking person , who had
just emerged from a suspicious lookiiif
'exchange oflico" on the Bowery. "J
know htm la NowOrleaur"hoo9Utluuod ,
"when ho was in business for himself and
was worth at least $40,000. To-day ho
Is not worth a cent. Ao makes a precar
ious living as n copyist , and never guts
hold of a dollar but whnt ho will ivcst a
portion ot it iu policy. In his palmy
dnyj ho would invest hundreds of dollars
in lottery tickets , now ho often plays a
"Rig" for two cent ? , and upward. lie
never pa'ronizes a gaming table , bill
polipy playing has boon n mania with
him for the past thirty years , and ol the
thoutuuds ho hes equaudored I do not
bollevo ho has received ono per cent in
return. I have often given him n dime
for a quarter. I toll you , this gambling
any way you may fix It ii worse on u
man than drink. "
ANOTHER.
Another victim of policy playing is ar
old man , an ex-ollicer of the union army
who may bo soon down town nearly every
day In the week. lie was aovcrcly
wounded during the war end draws a
largo pension. A great many years ago
Iio was addicted to gambling and playiiu
policy. Ho won largely for a tltnu anc
was considered very lucky. But luck
wont asainst him and it turned his head.
Ho appears-to bo half out ot his mind
times , going alocg the strcut talking to
himself. Do imagines thot ho has an
immense fortune coming to him. It is
ono of his hallucinations caused by the
habit of gambling. Some days the UJT
coldior may bo seen on Broadway or Ih1
Bowery dressed like a gentleman , ogaii
ho is alrno t in raqa and C thy looking
When the last snow fell the old sJdiur
made a hit at policy for n few dollars anc
ho was about the happiest man nlivo. He
told the bojs down town that ha woulc
take them all sleigh riding next day ; thai
ho had § 1,000OCO coming to him , nud
was going to buy the finest turnoul thai
could bo had in New York. The next
day the door wretch was big iric ; for a
drink in a Catharine street saloon.
A Prl/.o in tlio .Lottery
of lifo which is usually unappreciated until
it is lost , poiliipa never to return ,
health. What apricolisa boon it isand
how wo ought to cheihh it , that life may
not bo a worthless blank to us. Maty
of the diseases that flesh is heir to , , and
which rcska lifo burdensome such as con1
sumption , ( scrofula of the lung ? , ) and
other scrofulous and blood disn.ises , find
a complete euro in Dr. R. V. Plorco's
"Golden Medical Discovery , " whm all
other remedies have failed. Dr. Pittrce's
pamphlet on consumption mailed for two
stamps. Addreaa world's Dispensary
Medical Association , BuiT.lo' N , Y.
MEMPHIS CLAIMANTS.
Under the French Spoliation Bill Citi
zens Want $5 OOO.UOO.
Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.
MEMPHIS , Tenn. , January 15. Mr. B.
B. Barnes , an attorney , who is thoroughly
posted in the matte' , stated to your cor
respondent to-day that the "French spoli
ation bill , " which pissed the lower house
of congress Wednesday , providing that
the couit of claims shall find out who arc
the claimants under the bill and the
amount to which each is entitled , all'ects
nearly the whole of West Tennessee in
general and citizens of Memphii in par
ticular to the extent of § 5,000,000. Num
bers of people in West Tennts'ieo ' are de
scendants fiom ancestors who lived in the
vicinity of Norfolk , Va. , when the prop
erty was destroyed by the French llo.t ,
and lost heavily in consequence. After
ward the government of i'ranco paid into
tbo United States treasury many millions
of dollars to pay for the property thus
destroyed. This money the United States
government , instead of disbursing to the
individuals whose property had boon destroyed
stroyed , appropriated to its own use , and
has not to tals'day paid ono cent of It to
ho claimants. Many years aga claims
gainst the government to recover this
money were filed , and a bill providing for
choir payment has tfflco pasted congrcee ,
but witj each time Vetoed by u democrat
ic president. The descendants of thu
claimants are scattered over tbo world ,
many of them recidinp iu Tennessee.
Among the citizens of Memphis whoeo
ancestors lost money by the French nt-
acke , are tbo Proudfita , whoao claims b ;
this time amount to $2,000,000 ; M ,
Winchester , about 81,000,000 ; Eequire
Caldwell , ubont $500.000 , and several
otherp , making in the aggregate tome-
hing near § 5.000,000. While it Is per-
laps a fact that the United Status gov
ernment justly ones this money , it is
stated as improbable that the cluuianta
will over gat a cent of it , as the interest
ms accumulated until the entire sum iu
oond numbers is estimated at
81CO.OOO.OOO.
STOP THAT COUGH
jy using Dr. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal-
mm the only sure euro for Coughs , Colcla ,
UoaraonoBa and Huro Throat , and all disnaaoa
of the throat aucl luuga. Do not neglect a
cough. It may prove fatal , rjcorus aud
luncirodsof frratoful people owe their livea to
Dr. Frazier't Throat aud Luutr Balsam , aud
DO family will ever be without It after nnco
using it , anldincoverlii7 _ ! its marveloua power.
It U put up in largo family bottles and Bolder
[ or tbo Binull price of 75 cents per bottle. Bold
Kubn & Co. and 0. F. fjoodmaa.
A Dernoorntlo Kick at Field.
1'Jnttsraoiith Jouriul ,
The parlisan and unfair character of
Speaker Field can be apprecia'ed by in
analysis of the uominittet u appointed to
prepare the work of the eta , ion. There
are uro th rty-two o , ' these committees ,
consisting of from six to fourteen mem
bers , aud nukiog 252 committoemeu
altogether. The democrats are In i
Minll majority iu the house , but they er
entitled 10 a fair representation tin all ol
ihete committees oven if they are
assigned to the last pUces. But Mr.
Field was so much a pmlaan and BO
mi ai a man thbt many of the important
committees have not a single
democrat upon thotn , and out of the
twenty democrats ono fifth of the houie
tno tof them are nsmod on but one
committee. On oil tbe ccmmitloea onlj
thirty-nine names of democrats appear
while thsy weio entitled to fifty-two
, while on the committees on publi
lands and buildiug , federal relatlone
privllcg' ' s and ( .L-c'i ! s , state pennon
tury , ti.uursl'y aurt h < rmsl ectc isittes :
; .nd inr.ios and mlurrnls nit a * iii.l ; :
oemocrat was appointed , Out of fur
Icon jmies ; on the committee on rail
roads but onu is rt democrat. Such n
justice ii to manifest that tin nverago
republic\n member Is chagrined at it.
Dt'iiKF.ns SALAD DuKsstvo AND CC
MEAT s.tucn The univeersul favor.ua
both In the U. S. atd Great Britain
Wholejomo , delicious , economical nm
nutritious. Saves auxioty , T/asto anc
trouble.
The Irish poplin trade , which has long
boon languisiing , has lately shown s'gus
of revival , A Dublin manufacturer la ?
just produced two of the finest specimens
of the fabric as drotscs fcr Lady Bio ike.
Ono is poppy colored aid toft and rinl
SB the most dtltcatj silk ; the olhor btu a
pure white ground , wrought with u dtintj
pattern cf gold work to close in construe *
tlon us to wamnttho name ckth of gold
which has been applied to it.
But fo\v articles have loachoil inch a world
wide reputation M Anji'mtiirn. IHuern
For over fitly yoais that they hn\obecn the
acknowledged standard rogulntoisof.tho illgcs
tlvo organs. Their siiccem has incited inilta
tlons JJo euro you gut the genuine ) arllcln
manufactured only by lr. ) J , O , B , Slcgert A
Sous ,
Miss Nellie Oalhoun , n Cnlifornla girV
whobecnmo stajo stunk In tbo wilds o
San Bernardino , has just been appointee
loading lady at thu llaTiiurkot theatre
London , aud on her appuiranco ns Dow
ia "Dlplmnaci" nchiovod a marked suc-
cegs. Unit'd States Mltilttor Lowol'
has now tikon her up , on account , it i
s id , of the memory of her kinsman
John C. Ciilhoun , and will aoe ttat she
is presented ht couit toinu time before
Lent.
A GAWD.
uU bdlrx-retlODH cf youth umoni vntuxt , * ri ?
dUeM" , lc ol uunbood , rto. , I UI tend a tdp
tbat will oora you , FRKK / OlIAtiaE. Thtajrrfil
dl ooTcitrd by tnlttlenory In SoaU
Mr. Stovonsnn , the Glasgow millionaire
airo who has spent a small'fortuno put-
tirg steamboats on the Central African
lakes und building the wagon road Urn
is to connect Njaasa nnd Tanganyiky ,
o flora to guarctao the building of u narrow
guago railroad past thu sixty milco t f cs > t
i.vact in the river Shire. Ho will furiiisl :
the entire funds lamnelf , if ncocBnary. J
Bteamboat now runs up the Ximbeai uiic
Shire rivers to these catir.iutK , ancUth ;
steamer llala plies from the uoitii end o
the catrraots to the i.orth of Nyasaa.
The pain nnd misery sutibrod by those
who are sillictod with dyspepsia are in
doscrlhablc. The uistrties of the body is
equalled or surpassed by the COL f union
and tortures cf the mind , thus making Us
victim suflor double aflliction. The rulic :
tha'is given by Hood'a Sarsnparilla has
caused thousands to bo thankful for this
great medicine. It dlspula the causes oi
dyppepola , and tones up thp diguativu
organs. Try Hood' S.-iraaparilla.
Arahed and Thostitlno Basoh arrived
at Odstle Garden on Moudiy from Cal
cutta. Thc-y are very smsll mou , and al
most as blark as MISJ'BJ ' ppt negroes.
Their c'otliui ; is of cnrk b ue longh
cloth. Their trcmern only exend about
sixinchcH below the knee. Below thim
ii a white hem about three inches In
width. Their shoes are low and their
feet are very small. They wear red tur
bans on hair that Is loop , and rcssmbles
that of Iho-Aiupriraa Indian In texture.
They are on tlwlr wjy to- Now Orleans
to " ( reave ladies' clothing. " Vahed has
til idea of mow. When he touched II
ho jerked hit hand aay with the ex
clomation , "Ugh ! "
DORKEE'S -SALAP DKESSINO fc COLD
MEAT-SAUCE for a.il kinds of salads fish
eatables , Und cold meats. Cheaperanc !
better than home-made. No sauce equa.1
lo it. was-even offered.
The origin of the term "carto-de-vislt1
for the once popular variety of photo
graph arose in Franco. Tweniy-fivo
years ago instead of the ordinary visiting
card a small portrait of the visitor was
handed iu. It soon boca.mii fashionable
to make a collection of thane aud the
ohotograph album was required.
No poison to the blood from the use ol
Red Star Cough Cure. No narcotic
reaction.
"Thoooho do not 1'kn music are
diofiaBed. " ITcnvon help ua ! for wo ruuht
bo far gone , films Pednlnoto favored ua
i'.h a jmo music the other evening , and
[ eoplu HIM ! it waa splendid ; but it seems
that wo were disoi'dand , didn't know it ,
How He-Oi-ltvei-cit the Mall.
A Now York lotter-carrior arrested for
his iniideed , was found to have got rid of
Ills letters by dumping a good many of
them In n heap behind an old chimney ,
imagine the confusion among tha porplu
on bis route ! Such coiiftiaion arlspa in
the human * ytein when the liver fails to
rnaka a proper distribution of bile.
Sverything becomes clogged , and there
s a general breaking down. Brown's '
> on Bitters arrests the mil elm f , and
tits tbo liver In good workicg order.
Your druggist has it.
Tt tuim out that John Howard Payne ,
vvbtiu he wio'o ' ' 'Sweet Home , " was not
a pitupur a * , all Payne Btolo tno inu.s'c ' ,
vhich's all there ia if ( ha > ng , ' and put
own YTnrdn to It
A Vulunlilo nisoovery ,
A pra dnate of Yele College. Dr. Samuel K ,
toe. D , D , , Practical and Analytical Chem-
3tf Wii liiugtoD , D. C , makes the following
ollicial atnt. inent ; "To the thousands whoso
fynttnin instinctively shrink from the HBO nt
Morphia anil Opium , and eupeclully to moth a
who jiiHtly dread the fivil , und
L-ITectH of thojo dangerous ilrngr , tbo
ntd Star Cough Cure must provo a boon. It
ia not only entirely free from all opiates , poi
sons , act ) emetics ( a thing which not 0110 cough
pr-naratioa iu ten can Inust ) , but it in ulca-
zether an original and most happy com'iina-
ttonoflho heat rfintdial ogrntn , and la an
harmless us it ia effective. 1 biuo this am-r
tion on cnrufnl uimlyeea and nuineroim practl
ral toits - the lattur In e\ery cwo rcKuhiug iu
a ppeody cure : "
The Charles A. Vorfiler Company , Haiti
moie , Maryh\nd , roH < ilu OwjutrH ai.d . Munii.
f.ctnrer of thU valuable remedy. Tim Ho id
of the li-iltlinoiH Jlpath DeuartmBttt , Dr.
Jamod A Btuort , onu ot the most tminoi.t
I Jiy ir i'liiHJ ' ii America says : "It eupplinta
thu obj'ctiiinunlo uud liuru.lcsj fcalnrea of
oilier cough mixtures "
The Car.Drivors * nuion in New Orleans
1ms thirteen hundred inembprs. All
Crescent City street cars are bob tails ,
equipped Kith ono mule and ; i driver.
Thora are 2,800,000,000 copies ol
dally , weekly and incnthly jrni < nl pub
lishfd annually in Amorici , agtiual
7,200,000,000 In Knrcpa.
|
Prof. Bel ) , the telephone migiut' , has
ra'Sid a got oral laugh by his uiemorul tc
cougroaa forbidding tbo marrbgo of deal
, mutes with each otbur.
TF7ADC Vcoff MARK.
flTAf
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1 rcr > fiitni < > piit..i. I J'olnil.i.
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
T'or tVnirh , Bert * Throiil , Hnftr omInflucnto ,
Colil * . llronrltlil * . Croit | , M hnoplnc I'tingli ,
Aftlmin , ( Jiiln-vr , I'alitflln < * Ju > t , ttiloit.rr
nn. il i. . .it' "Tli runt i 1 1 , mica.
1'rlCPflOronMflhnllli' Snldliy IirncflfKnnil Poll.
crd i\irtlm unable t' < nilurrtti < tr < lt < tlrrti < iirn > niitlu
nrltt.rnrltirmtrlltn > ' ( < fH > bof/iVT.AVr/jri nctiaruct
Vtlm * by Kfiidlnfl oii * < lt > lltir t > t
1111 : ( ilium.M > in.nrmiiiM ; ,
SuleUnuvrft An 1 1-utur.tiliirrM * ,
llllllmi.rr , M.rjUml , V. S. 4 ,
HEALTH.
S lrt' Specific nucil ino ol rhcumttltni thrr-
months airo , ftor my lijeiclaou had \haustod the !
cillPH without Kt'lnK relief.
C. I' . aoorrtKAR , Alt y at Law , llrtinswlclt , On.
Iharabroi alllloted ttli rhcumitlim nc.-ulj fortj
vents , nml A few Mottles of Snlft's Specific cured mu
It UaQodBcnd t IhoMiUcrlnc.
J. II. WAIUFR , Thom on , G .
I hmoliccn ctitliuly rcllocJ of severe rheumatic
In iuy tight aim li.v the use of S Ill's Si t-clllo am
paracd through list n Inter "It bout * relapse.
SIII.NKV IlKRttfUT , Ktl. So. Culthntor , Atlaliln , On.
TWENTY YEARS-t hail liccn a ulT rcr Iron
rheumatism twcntv joar ; was ro. uc'iltun kclctoll
ccuM harJIysct about , c\on on crut.lioP. Swift'
Spec fie his cured me eoumlarxl well ,
MRS EZRA Mrusno.\ , Macon , Gx
Snltt'uSi'cclflo has rollc\ol mo of
whlrli at ono time threatened to mop my inliiHtarla
woik. Hnv. W. A. KIRK , Cruss rhuuiAln.
Swllt'aSpnclflolscdtlro'jMCKOlftlilo. ' Treatise 01
llloodand Skin Ulscneca malloJ free ,
7llR IwiiTSrRCinc Co. , AtJatti , Oa.
ti taMunciTlssijJir'11' " ouanintm
Ba ttcuilostaraii
Address , F. l > . i't.Aiti r ; ,
Clark Slrect. CiUrAGO.lLL.
? ;
cUr.ves on Honlcli'D om\ \ . ' -lo ! huuaitda i-l
p tcal niDtlicrt Moti.i-i's milk rrataun no
fiircli. An nitiilclBl l id Tor Iiifii-ati ch"iilil
niti. i n.i utarcii. Ttio lost mid iuv t nutriKoiu >
liy
HtBliljIviiGlldal to
MotlKW mil drink. l'ritt10
and 7."nviit . llyulldruirirlttJ ! .
Hood lor book on the Treatment of ObUdicn , free
l-a-IU illuon.il mlliu Uioui. a. If. i i
U ! > . . lilltatittlt , .V. J.
KlB'lltitl ' ! th t CMld I * ilfKlrfd " iriT. K U
6'r > > t , Ajnfl < i .
No hfnttlncT In rro nndnK It Nuppricr ! i any-
'hlnsf < liint. K . > ' ( Uiir.i M. l > . 7Vo V V.
Mil ImKentI'Tinnll oil rfrrii'tof prlcn lu i _ .mp
noiti.iru'x r oi > ro. , Uncincvu. .
I'r Uopt ir-n'J lluv I'.TTII > CT OV AULT" O
kfrilnr m art-life of i * Bijie * ! Coltti-t * . t II , -B It - . * - *
93t riu nu 1)ihi.A.KMlli3D tn. . otller i'liy- ( < * ! 3 to jt , LCQ t.
w ctlv p. | > cliahow utiua lf > U Tr.Menls ken ?
Ncrvou > ° iostMtrii ! , Debility Uental in
I'liyslcal Wtai.ness . Mic > irldl ima ollmr Alia
liana of Throat , SHn or (1ine& ( , Olooil Pobmr'i :
) ld Sort3 and Ulcers , , c l/calel * lth unp > rn-.k i
yrct . , ou latest-Ii utjltj \ rinch' n. Su'elj , E-rlrarvl/ .
Diseases Arising ( run. Indiscretion. EiueKv
! po3U'o or InJul once , Mch ro.iuM in5 or J\ >
VlluwliiK n eti : Uf > t-ou L3 t vJi'Lilit41M r ofil
HC < 1 d roethr memory , pimples DJ tbo ra c [ Iritisducat
trerplnu tolbq n.t l ty r r.ra ' < Mt coofuilti , fllpu.cui ,
readerlrip Jlarriit ; improper or aujiAnn
p-ruiaticnlyrur > l , Piniihl.t ( M | aK iontbo % lioT .urol
k fealed tDVAlcpu , T fee to any ftdflrt-n. ContvUltAllOD l l
IM or liy mollr/o < 3. b.ntlnrttvil UrltA for u ; tloDi.
A Positive Wriuen Guarantee
I'nuipliloti , Encllsh or ilcrmun , a-1 tiairo * . U >
- ' ' ' - -
bovodlitiidss iaici'.oor Tarns'
W pa , Snp flutes , llltiitrclsil le tlotli and till bloil- ;
. -.cl&toi ! ) tbe curlorx. doi-infui or iuicl-1ttre Mutt
kctv. JL ! > OQX cf jcrc&t ( QV Mt tn ftl ) > - - - - -
tVlll IlllrllV tin , _
lalutliu LIVERui
mid KESTOQU ai
nncl VIOOlt of YOUTH ,
pi-psl.i. ' Wuntof
' .11 si
. _ . ixD ' 0 , muscles urn )
iu rruj rocaivo nuwiorce
I rllvvii3 tlrj mind and
RUplilIefl Jlraln 1'owi-r.
anlierlnKfl'Oiil cnliiihilnH )
n.i < .iIUrto tlibirai x WJ
Sntt lnDR..S ; ' HXTJJ'SIltOH TONIC iirataiini *
. . .uiy cure , tiiiicaailcar , lieaitliy ronipluilnn.
tn llto popularity of'liuurl/lrril. Do ijot tj peri-
mmit iutll. OitirilNAi , AND IIIHT ; ,
A Hco'l jourmhlrcislo'lhoDr. IlitrturMeK ( lo
W SuI/ouU , SIo.for our "BllEAM OJOOlt. "
1 NKnllof Htrnnuuitr-'l tifutfal lurarinAltGa./ * . >
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCf
BUOOESBOR TO DAVIH *
Centra D . .l
1101 . OUAUJ.
Have for tale IW.eilO acres eiJtlally wlojjMt laedi
Eidtetn NebiwV , tt low prloo and cu Meytlikt
Iruprovea urmj tor ecJe In DonglM , Dod o , C"lwi (
nttio , Ilart , taming , Sirpy , Wuhlcflua tt 'tn >
aor.deis , ttJ Uutlcr Jountlot.
1 axea pild In all ptitl ol Ilif Slit
fc cnoy loantri on a'proted ftrms
1 h voar > oeItUorcjMiotf ] lorllieuboTodlie o' Ijtl
io ihoufaiitlsof caifvhl ttio wnril KtntJ unilitf fin ,
ir hut olicen cured , lihln il.-o.triinilmvriiU ;
Illluenicucy.lhHt I will iendTu'0 Blni.i:3 : fllKB
t.rlliT iillfi a VA I.17A DI.IITHi : min on Hill i ] | > kl
u ttUT sufferer ( Jlvaeipri > .i nil J * ( ) nddr i.
lliS. T. A , tJ-OlJUM , 111 r .rl3l. , Kev York ,
13 CONDUCTEIJ
Ecyal Havana Lottervl
( A OOVERNMENT IhSTlTUTION. )
Drawn at Elavnna , Cuba , Every 12
to Id- Day H
ICKfcTd fj.00 , HALVES , J1.00.
8iibjet ton ? mitlpuUtlou' , net 8 > utrolltil l > y tlit. .
-artli ; in In'cicst. Hit tbe falrcut tblut ; In the
naturu of charte In cnUtonco ,
For in crmat'.ou and pirtloiUrs apply to ( UIISKY
it CO. , Gei eral Agent * , 21X Jlroad a/N.V City.
MOI.L 4 CO ,417 Walnut utrto * . Kt. Lotli. , Mo. .
Frank Ubrano , L. a , to Wyandotte , Kui , .
y n-a ia 4 w
The roujnrkabln growth of Oinnh *
dating the hit fovr years Is a mhttor of
great nstonlshmont to thoao who pay au
oooasloiml visit to thla growing city. The
development of thu Stop' ' ' Yards the
uoco53lty of the Bolt LUio iload ths
finely paved otroots the hundreds of now
rcolilunco.i ami costly bnnlnosn blocks ,
with the popnlatlon of onr city moro than
doubled In the laat five yoaro. All thin
IB Rroat onrprlao to vieltors nd ! a thr
adnilratlon of onr citizens. Thla rnpl d
growth , the buoluoes Activity , uud the
mnuy substixntlnl Improvement * tuado
llvoly doniHnd for Omaha reel cntnto , and
every Invo.UoT hni made Q haudeoiuo
profit.
Slnoo the Wf.tl atroet panlo May ,
> f 1th the eubaonnout cry of hnrd times ,
there hna boon lima domnxtd from opuoulo-
tors , but a fair demand from Investors
aooklng hnmca. Thlo luttor cl& a nro
titklng ndvanUgu of low prices in Imlld-
Ing material aud aroaecnrlnRtholr hotuen
at much lees coot < h u will be poanlblo
year houce , Sptoulatorn , too. can boy
roaloota' D choipor now nnd ought ID take
ndvant o of present prices for fntnn
pro tt.
The next few yenra promloen groate
d .yo pinviuia In Omaha Ih&n the paat
liv yoarii , Tvhlch huvo been a gooa aa
wo could ro.iaoiiftbly donlro. Now man-
ufacttarlng eutabUohtnonti ! and lor o job
bing houRca are added almost woukly , and
oil ndcl to the prosperity of Omaha.
There uro nauny In Omaha and through-
but the SUttowho have their money in
the banks drawing a nominal rnto of
toreat , which , If judiciously Invested in
Omaha real ebtato , would bring them
much greater returns. We have many
bargains which wo ere confident will
bring the purchaser largo protitn In the
near future.
We have for oal the finest resi
dence property in tlio north and
western parts of the city.
North we lutve fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue , 1 7th ,
18th , 10th nnd 20th streets.
West on Farnaui. Davenport ,
Suming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Homo of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street cur line out B arnam , the uro
; > erty m the western uart of the city
will increase in valnn
W alw > have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments niade-in this soctioii
j.v the Stock Yards Company nnd
the- railroads will certainly double
the price > n H short time.
We also some fine business
ots and Home elegant , inside resi
dence ? for wile ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good bargains by calling u
REAL
BROKERS.
213 Souto 14th St ,
Bet ronti I arnlinm and
P. 8. We artk tliosw who lutvo
property for nalo at a bitTKoiu lo ivu
IB a callVo want only borganiB
We will positively not handle property
orty at morn than it ? real vnhm.