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THE LONDON EXPLOSION ,
AnlHltivitwWilli PnsKent Egan o (
Itic Irish Naiiooal icagne
of
lie Conrtcinns iho wjnamltoVnr -
fare , Bntl'onitsOnt Abntiilant
Provocation In llrllUU
Atrocities ,
Lincoln Journal. ,
la response to the great intcroit excited
od by the recent d > naiilto explosions In *
London and to that pcncial demand for
inlonnition of any kind concerning them ,
n Jourrnl roprcsentatlvoyctterd'y snuaht
out President Kg in , of tbo IcldiNa
tional league of America , to learn what
ho might bavo to Bay npon the nnVjaot.
Mr. Exan was found busily engaged In
buelnosa mattcis nt hia ofllco , but ho wel
comed the reporter with his usnsl courlo-
ay and cordiality and suspended business
in order to give his attention to the
knight of the Fnbor.
Bom. ? ? ! * " > - "i KNOW NOTHING
moro about the explosions , of course ,
than any other render of the newspapers -
papers , " enid Mr. Kg in in response to
an inquiry aa to wtmt ho might wish ti
s > y upon the subject. "As to my cfllciril
connection with the loogao I fool now BB
I did early in the h s'ory of the movo1
mont. I wan in Paris nt the tlmo and
the only oQicor of the league out of
prison. I WBB intorvitwcd by a rjpro-
imitative of the London Standard , who
asked mo why I did not IIBUO a mani
festo denouncing Irish ontrngts Ire-
plied that I did not feel called upon to do
epocta ! police work for the 13ri it h gov
eminent. No man can justify this mode
of warfare. But it has bt en
EX ITEI ) BY THE ATROCITIES
of Iho British giveinmont toward Ireland ,
and having r < mcd the dnmn they may
lay him if they are able- without any aid
from mo. "
"Do you consider it the work of a few
fupltivofinalics ? "
"Tho work has bcon carried on too
systematically to admit of this conclu
sion. It is evidently the result of
CABErUIi OIIOANIZATION
dospornto eainestncaa that amounts
to inspiration. "
"What is the fffect of this dynamiting
npon the league ? "
"Oh , it is m direct opposition to the
league and its loadpra nul is condemned
> by that organization. While I ennnot
condemn it in too strong terms , I cannot
work up any feeling of sympathy for the
Brltith government , or tholr oflicors.
You who have only an indistinct idea of
British atroatios in Ireland can know
nothing of their real character. Suppose
this thing to bo the work of Irishmen ,
they would not take
SUCH DESrEBATE CHANCES
of their lives unless their desire for revenge -
vongo was fed by the most flagrant
wrongs. The parties who carried out
the Westminister explosion know that
should they bo discovered tboy wonld bo
torn limb from limb. Yet they mutt
hive been willing to run the riek.
If the atrooitioo parpotra'od upon uho
Irish people were to take place in this
country there is no doubt In my mind
.that tb.9 reaction would , bo much worse
than It has been in the case of Ireland.
As an illustration of tha deeds that have
driven the paoplu to desperation , cill to
mind the tragedies at Ballinacounty /
M yo. When Parnell was released it
was ordered that no demonstrations
should be made. A band of bnys rang
ing from ten to fourteen years , taking it
for garnted that they could disregard the
.order with Impunity , went out. They
were ordered to disperse and were imme
diately after
FIllED INTO WITH BUCKSHOT.
Ono boy wan killed and several others
were severely injured. What do you
think would be the effect of such an oo-
onrronco in America ? "
"What do you thinkof ) Gladstone and
his profession of friendly interest in the
Irish people ? " asked the reporter.
"J think Gladstone is
A OBEAT ENGLISHMAN , "
ro'ponded Mr. Egan , "and if I were an
Er glishman I would ho p oud of him.
But I regard the claim made for him that
ho would do so much for Ireland if ho had
the power as simple rubbish. Tluring the
yea s f i om 1833 to 1852 tbo taxation of
Ireland was 80,067,175 a yearly average
of 4H05C20. In 185)i ) Gladstone become
chancellor of the exchequer 'Iho taxes"
between that year and 1872 , a like period ,
were 131,851,265 , an average of 0,524-
745 a year. Jn ddition to tiis ii most
ho remembered tliat iho populat on. which
ran from G.000,000 t > y,000 OQO during
the li Bt po iod , reaching the Hghest num
ber in " 45 , docl nod steadily after the g'o.t
famine in ' 47 , which icduccd it 1,50U,000 ,
hi fact while the
IRISH PEOM.E WEUB KOI1UBD
of about $225,000,000 in twenty years by
the Gladstone administration , the popu
lation and wealth of the ciuntiy were
steadily decreasing.
] ; is a curious fact that Mr , Gladstone
himself cave the dynamiters a t'xt which
they usa with goo i tlFjct. In 1807 Col
Kick Burke , now in the city eng nooi's
oilico nt Omaha , was in Olorkeuwull prig-
on. Ilia friends made an efl'irt to re-
UMU him. by blowing up the wjlh of tbo
irlaon yard , The walls were demolished ,
levoral buildings destroyed and some
ivos loat , but the attempt win unsuccess
ful. In a reference to this Gladstone
once aaid that it 'was the cause of the
dUestablishmont of English church. ' lie
explained by saying that the afl'jir drew
the attention of the people to the state
of affairs and thus 'brought the question
within the tango'of practical politics. ,
The dynamiters claim that other bonefl
cial results mast follow tholr present
ellbrts. "
HER JjOVE , NOT HER liUORB.
Tlio IllllluK anil Cooinc ni a Golden
Girl and n > Prlneu AVIth
1'aria Letter.
Thouaiuda o ! persona are doomed to
great disappoiutmont , for the wedding ol
AIlBB Kvolyno Bryant-Mackay to Don
Fernando O'olpana , prince dl Galatro , IB
going to bo a very private affair. Mlas
EVA , as she la called , ia only a daughter
by adoption of Mr. Mackay. Her father ,
Dr. Bryant , was her mother's first hus
band. He lived for many years in Oali
fornla. Mlsa Bryant-Mackay waa born
In the golden otato tome two and twenty
years ago. She camp abroad with her
mother and haa lived in Paris over since.
The full name and til la of the gentleman
to whom our young and charming
compatriot la * to bo united is Don'Fer
nando Jullea Oolonua , prlneo dl Gala-
, tro. Ho wiftborn In 1858 and on { h *
death of bia uncle , DJU Mire Autcioo
Colonna , will succeed to the title * , pro
perty , and palacn tf this , ono of t o old
i at houses In Itfly. Iho Oolontai , who
have always bom a powerful , noble faui
ily , have lour linea reaching out fnm the
ancestral treo. Ono branch lathofauoui
Roman family , Immcnaily wealthy and
widely known. As old at the Cobnna-
Sti lianolino. to which our young Prlnco
belong * , the Rjm u brunch is , however ,
of lota rojal blood than is the Neapolitan
house. The residence of Don Furnando'e
undo la in N plea , as hia beet that cl
hia ancestors for many centuries , Ho
and his are relatives ol thn royal Bourbuu
of N phs and the twoSieilies.
The match toema to mo to bo n purely
love ono. I am Tory glad of this , for thn
days ( f youth are like the spring of the
year the sowing tlmo of the seeds ol
happiness. Don fernando and Misi
Eve mot for the first time Is a' winter ,
and the lives of both data from trat day
Their original meeting was in Homo , at
the house of a friend with whom she and
horaunt.thoOountessTolflnor , were stay
ing. Thiyl.k d each other from the start ,
and her heart used to flutter more than
waa her wont when nloi g about 6 o'clock
toit the gallant young prince presented
hlmaolf before the fair ono who had BO
deeply woundoi him with her tender
glancea. What followed was the came
old story that you married people know
of from experience. Somotimoa It waa
only glancea and alghs ; then ono day ,
whun thi was seated nt the piano and ho
stood by her aide turning the music , tholr
fingers tiuchod and thataottlod It ,
The Ma kiys returned to Paria and In
the summer wont out to tholr country
pthco not far from the capital. The
ptinco followed them and so , too , did a
certain ether min who hoped to build
real castlea in Spain by means of an alli
ance with the rich Amorlciino. Bo
succeeded in miking a fool of hlmacll
and mon prince very jealous. A duel waa
talked of and then Mra. Mackay and her
daughter departed for other climes.
When certain atoamahipa had been
launched and baplix d Mndamo and Mlaa
Eva came back to this city. Very soon
arrived a letter from Naples that called
for a prompt answer from the occnpanl
of the manalou in the Rue Tilsit. A
llonlonant in the Italian at my cinnot
have conges aa often as ho wants them
any moro than can oflicora In ether
nrmlpp. His duties aa a soldier detained
Don Fornindo down at Verona , but bis
uncle , Prlnco di Galatro , came to the
aasistanco of the bravo young man whom
Cupid had thusdarod to wound. The old
Prince wrote a Ittter in which ho asked
formally and frankly the hand of Mra.
MacVav'a daughter for his nephew. To
this Madame replied that , while it waa
true that Mr. Mackay waa not Mist
Eva's father , ho had long since taken
that paternal place in her young and In
nocent heart , and aa her husband loved
Eva vo'ry much aho bad forwarded the
substance of the princo'a letter to him for
hia perjonal consideration.
She added , however , that she , her
husband , and her daughter were all
Americana , who loved their country , its
institutions , and especially its matrimo
nial customs. Therefore , sild , eho , it
would bo qulto ont of the question to
think of arranging & dot or any other
sort of wedding portion In advance , as is
customary in Italy and other continent il
countries. Ia other words , she observed ,
if hia nephew , Don Fernando ,
persisted in marrying her
daughter It would have to be
a la Amorlcamo , and ho must not have
any "great expectations. " To thla the
undo prince replied that neither ho nor
bis nephew asked for a dingle contliaimo
In the way of dot , that the daugator'a
band and boart'wcra quite enough. He
also wroten ( answer to MrB.Mackay'a ob
servation aa to obtaining tha content of
Mr. Mackay , that if Mlsa Eva lost ono
father eho wonld gain another ; that ho
would'ba to her all that a father ehonld
be ; that hia palace , tho.palaca of hia an
cestors , should be her homo , and that all
possible effjrta would bo made to make
bier aa happy aa the day waa lone ; and her
life aa bright and joyous aa the sunny sky
of Italy had oyer ahono over.
In duo course of time a letter came
from America containing Mr. Mackay'a
consent to 'this marriage. Tlr's good
nowa was at oncp forwarded to the princo' ,
who eoon got leave of absence from his
regiment and hurrltd up to , Paria to
throw himself at the feet of Miss Mackay.
Novel Voyage.
The pain and misery Buffered by thoeo
who are afflicted with dyspepsia are in
doscrlbablo. The distress of the body ia
equalled or surpassed by the confusion
and tortnrea cf the mind , thus making ifa
victim Bufi'dr double affliction. The relief
tha1 ; is given by Hood's Saraaparilla has
caused thousands to bo thankful for this
; roat medicine. It dispels the causes of
dyspepsia , and tones np the digestive
organs. Try Hood's Saraaparilla.
A tilterary Feller.
Y nViTH Statesman ,
"Let mp IOP ; you told mo your hua-
jand'a business io the Stite wna "
"Literary pursuits , " replied tbo ox-
cashier's wife to her Canadian neighbor
up near Montreal.
"Ho waa a famous writer , waa he ? "
went on the Canadian , encouragingly.
" 0 , yea , " said the wife ; "ho made al
ila money by writing. "
But a caller or something else prevent
ed her tolling her friend that her hus-
> and's writlrgs had consisted of forging
ila employer's checka.
Never Served on a Jury.
< ew York Times ,
"It is easy enough lo see that that mm
ma never served on a jury before , " re-
narked an old lawyer m a cottit to a
Vioiul.
"Why ? " his unprofessional fiiend in
quired.
"Beeausoho pays Mich close attention
lo iho bvidcnco. " .
For Throat Dlsonnes nn l Cnu < rt > B
Jitou-.s-'a.Br.o.vciiiAL'TitocHKB , like M really
( K l things. nr < > froaunntlv iuilt tad , t'Ls
A Cold NlKlit for Painting.
CINCINNATI , January 27. JSarly this morn
Ing four men were found In a Hleich in the
western pirt of the city , but ono ot whom was
olilo to Bpeak. Ono waa dead , the other two
BO drunk ii' el nearly fro/.en aa to bo uncon-
rclr.ua. 'Ihu dead man's name waa 1'eter
( ierlior , ' 1 he party lias bron on n Hpree since
early lait evonirg , and if they had not bcon
dUfovored all would aoon have been frozen t
death.
Acid I'liospbate ,
IN BEAhlCKNEbS.
I'ltor. ApoLi-u On , Now York , saya
"I med it for tca ickneaa during an
ocean paatage. In most cf the case * ,
the violent aymptoma which characterize
that disease yielded , and gave way to a
healthful action of the funotlona Im
paired.
Ohio and Keclprocity.
CoLUMia'b , ( ) hio , January 23 , The leghla
taro adopted a joint reiolutlon requwtlug
Benators and represent it ivea to vote fa
r tUicatlon of the Nicaragua treaty.
HE THRftSHED THE CAMPt
A Terrible Man From the Bail Land *
Astonishing the Cowboy ,
After Knocking Oiu Their1 Pugilist
lie Whlpn tlio Spectators , t
Uerulwood Letter to Now York Bun ,
Several residents of tlila place have
jtut returned from the Niobrnro c ttlfa
country with reporta of n light that 03.
cnrrod there a few days ngo batvroon
Watson , the champion pugilist of that
section , and Tim Tronacn , n recent dis
covery , who lives on the cdgo of the Bad
Innds. Tim waa found by n committee
of cowboja from the Niobrara , who wore
out'on a acunt for a man big enough lo
whip Wataon. Ho la dotorlbod ni eutro
what bolnw the avorngo height , but thick
oh nvnd , | as hnrd AB | iron and as
nimble as a cat. Ho might never have
been hoard of had it not boon f r the
fast that the cowboy cotnm ttoo foil In ,
ut a ranch near the Bad Lnuds , rrllli four
mon from the Loup rlvor country who
wore so nearly disabled thataomo inqnliy
M to the cnuto of their unhappy ci ndi
tlnn Boomed to bo uoceosary. A little
conversation revealed the fact that the
four Loup rlvor men had boon up near
the Bad Linda nt a Now Yi'ar'a dance ,
and that n man named Tim Tronson had
whipped tho. entire party after the per
fotnnnco was over becausetbo refused to
help pay for the fiddler. The Loup ilror
man , who waa in the best condition to
talk , said :
"Wo wont up there on Invitation josl
to have a little fun. Wo'd been tlioro
baforo" When old man Iros sjnt word
down this winter wo thought It wna all
tight and wont up thinking we'd hnvo
Rome sport. When wo got rondy for the
dmcc , this mtn Tronson came around
and said ho wai 11 Jor mnnngar. That wai
something now and Jobnny Copgrovo
yelled 'Not mtichl1 Tronaon hit him BO
quick tlut none ot ua saw him , but Jim
my ba to gi to bed ftr the rot of the
ovonirg Things waa rather coromonl-
oua after that , and the sport waa nub-
ducd. Toward mornirg aomo of the
boys began to slink away , and when
Tronaon fount ! it out he nmld a rpoech ,
anylnf ! ho didn't wjct any trouble , but
that the rulco of the house rial that the
gentlemen should payer the fiddling.
Evorybcdy natd that wouldn't go down
and that no ono would pay. Tronson
knoekud down the first man ho ctuld
roach , and as wo danced
around him let us all have
it. I'ro soon aimo service out
hero , but nothing llko that before. Ho
only hit a man once , and that waa
enough , Everybody said ho wore knunk-
los and that he had an iron weight in his
hand , but that wa'n't so. Ho brought
blood every time ho hit. When ho'd
laid out ten or twelve the rest got super
stitious and kept away from him , and
pretty quick , when he'd got the sick men
on their feet , wo put up for the music
and came away. AVe'ro moving homo by
easy stages on account of ono of our
frionda here , who got hit updor the loft
oar , and thinks his nock is dislocated. "
The Niwbrara committeemen wore In
high glee over iha [ now discovery , and ,
after getting full directions from the bojn
how to find Tronson , wont out in search
of him. They fonnd him at homo in an
ugly mood , and before they had laid
their proposition before him ho had
knocked one of them down and throat'
ened to servo the others In the name
manner. When they finally made him
understand what was wanted ho assented
readily , and accompanied the boys back
to the Niobrara.
They had been gone a long tiino and
these who had rcma ncd at homo were delighted
lighted to see them. Everybody called
around to sec Ti onson. and all tried to
make themselves agreeable , but when
they found that he waa quarrelsome they
lot him alone. Watson came in the next
day and paid Tionson a visit , merely aa a
matter of courtesy , but the Bad Lands
boy milled himself tip immediately and
struck him a thumnping blow on the ear.
The bystanders rushed up and in a de
preciating manner said this was simply a
friendly call and that the fight was not
to coiuo oil until the next day. Tronson
liad got his coat and vest off by this time
and was c ying mad. Ho said ho had
come down to fight and that ho was going
at it right then and there. Ho had men
to whip in the ad Lands and ho couldn t
" I' ' 1 away much tiwo on a bull-whacker.
Thofow inanag rs of iho p'igilistc ' en-
: o ta ninon- were indcspair for a moment.
They know that the boys who wo o not
> resent would bo furious if the fight was
md with ut ihcir knowledge and all wo o
; oo ami' us t > ace it to go out and try to
j ing them in. By this .time Watson had
; ot mad , too , and was making ready fo
: ho fight. It waa. clear that the battle
was to oomo oil'ponnatu cly and that
some ody had made a tcr iblo blunder.
All Lauds awai cd thu outcome in
) rcathless suspense , Tronson went at
Watson like a leopard , and the boys who
lave seen the latter in a dozen fights say
hat ho woikened the mom nt ho saw his
adversa-y cotuug. Watson , however ,
tied to get his tunoin clca h bl w , bit
I im dodged it and ; lautcd ono on thee
o mot's chest , loosening some of liii libs
Ph s was followed up by a Icf c hander
indcr the ear , and then th uo right-
mndo s in the jaw in rapid succ saion.
Pronson kept j clling and swearing all the
hue as if ho worn dp ng liiius If cro it ,
and that soivcd to oistu b his opponent
lot a li tic. On the third round I ronson
; ot in ono on Watson H mouth , ratt ing
ns teeth and starting the blood.
"Tim 'sflomet' like old "
ing times , ho
cried as ho went at Watson with i cnrvsod
, 'jgor. "I k iider thought I'd strike gore
if 1 kept at it 1 ng enough. Pas * mo
another ono. I'm just gctt ng the swing
now. How's that tint you ? Come at mo
again. O , tint's a da < ey ! I'll bruise you
for that ! "
E/oryboly could aeo th t Watson was
getting weaker and weaker , and ono man
suggested that ho bo taken away. Tron
sin didn't like thir , and c ( Fared to whip
the man who took him away. ' 'He n
mine ? " ho cried , "und I can't oparo him
yotawhi'e.1' '
By this time the uproar had attracted
all the boyd in the Immedii o vicinity
and as they begin to rclleot that > ha long
promised fight had thus come oil' prema
turely they made a rush for Troneon witr
the idea of stopping him. Jaok Fcrgff
nude a pisi ar. him aad ms knocked
clean through a window , falling ont in fa
snowbank head first. Oirncy Harris ana
i'oto Homey stood up a minute , and
thou dropped. Ab Smith , considered a
hsrJ man , yelled cut :
"You've got to fruit and fight this here
fight according to rules. "
He went down like a ahot , and P t
Gary , who was ipwrlng by hia aide , ft 11
on top of him. Little Hoary Belts was
knocked clear across the room , and LH
Fuller , who h d grbhad a chair , received
coivod a blow on the msu delivered be
tween the rounds nf tha cbalr and .fell
with It on top of him. Then Wateon
rose up aad wuat at it ag > ln , assisted by
the few roinninin ? conbiys , bat Iho en
tire party wag'pxit to flight In three-
minutes , W < tUon being driven under a
table nnd doubled up In auch A manner
that it took throe mon to gat him out.
When Tronson saw that nil had h. . . .
enough ho wiped hit forehead , cxam'mc
bis knuckles , nnd exclaimed :
"Nobody iajs 'got to' to mo. If nny
of joa lids wantj any more men licked
send for mo. "
Wntson B ys ho will never fight again ,
and the btyi who hnvo boon foremost h
pugilistic ( ports this winter hnvo lost a
interest in them. The Deadwood oontl'
Rent who Ins bcon do vn hero a inontl
did not haj nan to bo In the fight , and
lly are not"qtilto so tired of It as they
represent the others to bo.
Ho wns too SGtleittnry.
The minister lost his health by being
lee quiet. Ho would spend hours nnd
hours in his study , poring over books and
nfrraons , end neglecting bodily exercise
Liver became torpid ; s'omich grow wea
ry ; bowels noted " irregularly ; nerves
yielded to prostration ; mlnitor wns
a gloomy failure until Brown's Iron Bit
tora revived him. The llov. Mr. Xeh
ring , of Cordotm , ! ' . , say * , " 1 was
paialyzqd In my rijhtsido. The use of
Brnwn'a Iron Bit'ors ' enabled mo to
walk " Hundreds of ether ministers testify
tify to Its worth.
A Dinicult I'roblcm ,
Wall Street News.
It wna ia an Illinois town. Tlio papers
were out Tilth n socsitlnnnl article re
garding the defalcation and flight of the
town treasurer , and the elfilr was the
ttlk on every corner nnd in every store.
A Now-Yorkor who happened to bo In
the town was considerably Interested ,
nnd In conversation with n lending mur
chant ho remarked , "I presume ho gave
a bond ? "
" 0. yes. "
"And the bondsmen nro good ? "
"ThRt'n the dnno of it , mister ! " ox-
cUlmcil the merchant. "I'm the only
bondsman , nnd ho's placed mo in a mom
position. I was preparing to fall and
boat my Chicago creditors ; but I'll be
honged If I see ho v I'm to beat Chicago
nnd the town too and get obongh prop
erty in my wlfo'e name to start n whole
sale house In Dub IK ] no.
A. Stron/i / Endowiuont
la conferred upon that magnificent Imtl
tutlon , the human system , by Dr.
Plorco'a "Golden Medical Discovery"
that fortifies it against the encroachments
monts of disBBBB. It is the gront blood
purifier and alternative , and as a lomedy
for consumption , bronchitis , and aU dis
eases of n wasting nature , its influence is
rapid , efficacious and permanent. Sold
varvwhoro '
A Married Plan's Storm
Merchant Traveller ,
"How dy do , Mr. Brown ? Nice weather -
er we're having. "
"Yts there'll bo a change soon. "
"Think BO ? "
"Yep , know it. "
"Why ? Morning papers fay BO ? "
"No ; Siwtheatormaignal ? "
"Where ? "
' 'Look up street at that gate ; BOO the
red-headed woman up there waving a
dish rag at mo. Thftt.'a my wife. "
The popular Musical Artist , Madame
Marie Garandlnl , Wtllington , Now Zea
land , writes : "I have med St. Jacobs
Oil and found much relief in case ol
rheumatism and neuralgia.
The mission house at Sitkn , Alaska ,
baa accommcdati' ns for 100 pupils. IJ
was founded in 1880 , aud has dcna mcch
good work. Upon entranro to the mis
aion , oaoh child ia given arrEngliah name ,
of which ho ia over aftertvard wonder
fully fend.
DOIIKEE'S SALAD DRESSING tt COLD
MEAT-SAUCE for a'l ' kinds of salads , fish ,
eatables , and cold meats. Cheaper anel
better than home-made. No sauce equal
to it was ever ofi'ered. '
If left to itself Sierra Leone will notpro
ducs'snlliclent food to keep its people for
six month's time. Nearly eveiybody do
siren to trade ; No ono desires to till the
soil. There ara shop * in every conceiva
bio locality , but if an American vessel
chances to be delayed n week in arriving ,
there is n great dearth cf Hour nnd oven
of rice ,
YOUNGM15N-KEA ! ] > THIS.
THE VOLTAIG BELT ( Jo , of Marshall , Mich. ,
offer to eend their celebrated EtEOTBo-Vot-
TAIO BELT and other EI.ECTKIO APM-UNOES on
trml for thirty days , to men ( young or old )
bfllirted with nervous debility , loss of vitality
nd manhood , and nil kiudred troubles. Also
For rheumatism , neuralgia , paralysis , and
many other diseases. Complete restoration to
icalth , vigor an'f manhood guaranteed. No
ri k is incurred as thirty days trial ia allowed.
Write them at onca for Illustrated pamphlet
free.
The htrst application of wood la as n
3r .sjino ; for wounio ia the form of what
[ s termed "wool wool. " It IB finely
ground wood , such a * is used In the rnau-
ifucturo of paper. It is a dellcate-fibored
wood , soft , yellowish white tubslaaco ,
" "o of absoib.n an immense quan
tity of liquid.
AC * RD. To all uiicj are suffering from c ton
nl ludUusllons ofjoulh , nertouit takucm < oily
decay , lavs ot manhood , etc. I will ncnil a receipt
that will euro you FIIKK OK CIIAU'IK. llils ( treat
rvmuily wan diacotercd liy a irltslonnry to Houlli
Ainurlc.1. Hcnit K-ll-iddrcbfcd envelops to IlKV , Ju-
I' . INJIAS , Station "it. " New Yorlc.
Far put at sea along both the Gulf and
Atlantic coista of Florida are aoveral
prlopa ; cf fresh water. They are well
known to iho spongers and fishermen ,
who frequently visit them to replenish
heir water caeks. On thia same coast in
in oil spring which dliFunua a cam over
troubled waters and affords a safe refuge
to small vessels during a gale.
STOP THAT COUGH
By using Dr. Frazier's Throat and IfUUff I3al-
< amr-the only sura cure for Coughs , Colds ,
HoarBonoaa and Sere Throat , and all dlaoasos
of the throat and lunga. Do not neglect a
cough. It may prove fatal. Scores and
aundroda of grateful people ewe theif lives to
Dr. Frazier't Throat and Luny liulsnin , and
no family will ever bo without It after nnce
lining it , aud discovering ita marvelous power.
It U put up in largo family bottlofl und sold
for the email tirico of 75 cents per bottle. Bold
Kuhn & Co. and O. V , Ooodman.
The Marie Tbereea dollar Is the only
co n known in Abjsiii ia , Cloth and
bars of rock salt , ten InchtB long by two
iochea wide actl deep , bound with a
reed , servo as iieir eriinaiy itiutcs ol
biitor. A re mt traveler eaya hu undo
evorlaitlng friendship with a village oblcf
bymbkmghlma pioiuat of an empty
Worcettir taaco bo tie , the glass stopper
ppuaring to bo a aourco of delight and
comfort to biro.
/VniroHtura Ullterri la honuchHld word ,
all over the world. For over 50 years it lus
advertised Itself by ita merits , Itmow ad.
vertlaod to warn the puhllo agalnat counter
feits. The genuine * arttclo Ia manufactured ty
Dr J. U , B. Slwert & Bonn.
The fifth annual u risqucrado ball of the
Swwlish Library association will bo held
at Innier Hull ft'atii'day , Fobnwy 7th
A iood ; tiao is anticipated ,
.Itlfllllllftll
i from Opiates , Kmctir.i niiif J'i > l. < on. .
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
ro'riimnt , Ilonr rnr , Inflnrnio ,
Colilo. llfunrhllU , t'rniiis > \ lini > r > tne Caiish ,
Arlhrnn , ( Jul'i * ) ' , IMn In ChrK , tn < lotl r
rwtloni rrtl.eThroilt . n.l Iu tig * .
rrlcc BO rrnt n hnttlo , Soil by DrncclMt niul Dc | .
cr1-0'r" ! " < " " " > } t to indue * Hirlr tlenlrr taiiroini > ltu
ettHSor M rm ulll rtfflre lir > liottltf , KtprtHcharot *
f IJ , tyttnttlnttmiftlollarta
THE minus A.ionrt.rn ronrANv ,
lol < ( Inncrt I .Mtnuhrlurf m ,
Jl.llln.orr , llirjlln.l , C. S. A.
HOPE
S Ill's Speclllohas cured my CAtic r , which i.
rcrybad. I am now In flnoholth : never bettor.
lla\e gained ! ! ) pounds ulnoo I t eiran t Unc Swift's
SpcciQc. 11. s. HRADI-ORD. Tlptom illo , Tonn.
OAN'KIl FOR MANY YEAHS. A non-ant has
wen alll'o ' cd for inanv jcnrs with caicer on her
no o , wh ch ro-'stcd ' nil sorts of tioatmcnt. She waj
culod entirely by Swift's cclflp.
JOHN lliLl , , Thomson , On.
NOSK KATKN OFF. A younu man near this
to * n liiul an ctt'iip ranccr on his fico lilch hud do
strojed lilsDoioandusoitlns : to anl hiicjos. As
ft last rcsoit I inn Mm in SnIll's Specific , ntul It has
cured him sound and well.
M. If Ctt.vtH.KV , If. D. , OgJclhoipo , ( la.
t hauo co" remarkable retu'ts ' fiom tlio USD ol
Swifts ipcclfli In cancer. It lias cuiodse\oral casoj
under iny o n cj cs
UKJ. . H. CAsiriiM.1. . Columbus , Go.
SwIll's Spcclflo Iscntlrfly vcgo nblo , nnil sotmi to
euro caLccrs fcy forcing out the Impurities fiom tbo
blo'tl Tnnttoon Blooil nmlHkln Dlscarcs uiailtd
free Tim SWIIT M-KCIHC Co. , Drawer 3 , Atlanla.O.i ,
or 168V. . ! ! 3d St , New Vork.
J-utr * .
a'laratittn alvrt.
. - . . j rvrrvtaiio uniSrrtnltvn.
a-8cndtwoBtompjfureolct : ) rated If eillcnlWorks ,
AddicM F. n. CI.AUICi : , JU. . . , ,50SowO.
Clark-Street. CHICAGO. ILU
iui\cn llti otflrl
_ _ , _ _ > ioiirlpiimiiJ |
NTTJ It UIWIH with
Jry-p hlmHHfictl | > , "
V > / \\rllus hintli
ft H cf MunilredHof
, , rr- ' . * / UMillartchtlino.
n ! l9 , n well im Ilio u trom nriitnlilo phjnlrlnnn
tlinniiilioi.t tlholn I'.s.liwtllyln tliWortli nf
jior.LicK's roon roa iNfAtus AMD iKVALina
lUflulrcs no i-ool.tim. Jlejt fnoil In lu.ilUi or Hk * .
1"i1",1'Jy.K JlVilldnwriMH Dookheiitf'eu
limiICK M ro < > l > CO. , ICnclitVlH. .
* -hcutlij-uall on n-wlutor iirlcnln Rl ui'ii . "fcO
? 17 St. Ohnrics S . . Ft. Loni * < Mr
led Bi * oo ! MUA wttt on in vtfcrr rtijKl la.n la
u ellr P t cr * nhovr nuil a I pi j rp.lCeiitfl kcuv
VorvouiCbtrJllon , Dehlill ) , Mortal aT
iMiyslc.il V.'caxnoss , McicurlAl and oilier rtlle
lions ol Throat. Skin nr nones , Blood Polsop'r.j
jlrt Sores and Ulcers , MO u riri vith oir r : . .i
Diseases Arlslny Irom indiscretion''EkVeVA
rondorinpt Morri co improper or rniinppy , K
vrtmintntlfcurcil , l'-Mnp'-t ] ( > r < ? lo'Hte tt'a't.no
Ilicalcd MirrJcr * , frcnto nnraJfln. . . C'oniulUtUMi 1
l aor L/UAlll oo. andlnvfud. V tito for L.
A Positive Written Guarantso
RlTtv In fcUcartbloc&itf. MeJlclceiffCBtfircr/rtiirc ,
3'amphlon , EnL-llsH or Herman , 64 rcc . aa
ribiaac at/ore dUcudos , la ia le or fomal * . rny.
RtiARRBACiC13IDE I
Wlllpurltrtliii . . .
lutu HIR LlUCrtnnil KIDHEV8 ,
aud KCHTOUU Tiir. JtKAi.Til
and VIQOn of VOTJT1I. Dy *
lcp la. Want of Appclltc , jn-
dl rsllon , J.uct or Strength ,
and Tire1' " ' " " 'inn alisolMtely
uiirvil. Kurics , muscles and
norvps i ecaivo iiiw lurcu
ilrllvcno tlio nilnd unu
enppllca liraln I'nwrr.
i SuncrliiKlroni vninpUitnta
_ . J PC-cellar to tlKjIrsoK Vfiil
lad In DR. ZI'T3 VERT ) IRON TOIJIC n mfn nnd
1'nedy euro. < illrcs : i clcur , licaltliy eomplexlon.
I'Vc < | iioiit tficmptnat c " " * * " " IIIK oulyaOO
lo tliopopularllynriliuurlclnit. Do uutexp rl <
nii-ni fret iliu omoi.vAi , AND IIKSP.
HendiourncldrpnstoTh Ir. HnrterMed Oo.1 *
SULoul3 , Mo. , for oar"DHKAM BOOK. " ft
Vnllof vtrnn auntl nnAful lnformawOQ.fre4./
1 bavo a posUlvo remedy for tha above d
ma Ihuufltnilioreaseftortha wont klndHlidof l
at&Ddltinliavotioeii cured. Indeed. 1.0 RtroiiRlmnrrAlt
Inltmoini'Hcy.tlmt I will xindTU'O 11O1T1.1 : ! ) MIUII
tPCetlitrwItha VAI.UAUI.KTItEATlaH on tills JIion
foauraufferor. tilveeirritsatinrt I * O.nddrii .
UK. T. J. . SLUJU-J,111 ' .
, 1'oarlB ! , New York.
mioOm
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
SPENSARY
OROCIVSE'S BLOCK ,
15th and Capitol Avenns , treats all cases Crip
pled BI Deformed also diseases of It
Nervous System ,
Throat , Lungs and
Urinary Organs
All uses o Ourratare of the Splno , Crooked Feet
Oe ind Arms , Uleoases of the Hip , Knee , and
nkl Joints. Alno Olironlo aBectlons oftuetlvoi
ilbeuinatism , Paralell , Piles , Ulcois , 0 t rrh , Astb
n and Bionohltli are all treated by new and sue-
nsalul methods. AU diseases ol tbo Blood and Urln
tiy Organs , Including these roaultluj ; from Incltcr-
ilon or exposure , are safelj and suoceustully treated
Younr men , mladla aged , and old men suffering
Irom Weakness and Nerroni ezhaustlon , producing
.nJIccetlon , Palpitation of the Ueart , Despondency
Dlulress , Lost ol Memorytack of Energy and Am.
blUon , can be restored to health and vigor , If case
Is not Ire long neziocted , The Burgeon In charge
was president ol the Notthnettcrn tiuiglcn ] Insti
tute and Burgeon of tbo National furglcal Institute.
( f afflicted , oidlor writeull description of your caae ,
and medHna may be sent you. Connultatlon
fr > . Addict Omiha Dispensary , Orounio Illock ,
Omaha. Neb. Offioa boors 1&-H a. m.l-t a 7-8 p ,
m firn' T .10 a m
Beuaiuof all tratvling agents. Wo hate none.
Send for clicuhrH
nKt'BESENTS ; '
Phoonlx Insurance Co. , London , Caib
Asaets 11,881.COO
\VentchBSterN.Y , Capital. . . . , l.WO.OW )
The Merchants of Newark H.J. , Capital. . . . 1,276,0 < Xi
OlrardFIro , 1'hllidclphla.CaUuJ 1,200,000
Wcman'i fund , Cm lUl _ . . . . \33HW \ )
A
The romark&blo grovrth of Omaha
dnrlng the laat few ycara la inattor of
great astonishment to thoao who pay un
occasional visit to thla growing city. The
development ol the SteelYards the
necosolty of the Bolt Line iload tha
Guclr paved fttroota the hundreds of now
roaldonooo and coatly btielnosa bloolca ,
with tlio population of our olty uioro than
doubled In the laat five yonra. AU thli
la a great eurprlso to vlaltora and la th
admiration of our citizens. Thla rapid
Krovrth , the buelueea activity , nnd tha
many eubatantlal Improvomonta mndn n
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Invoatov hno mada n hnudaonm
profit.
Sluco the Wall Strict panio MRJ ,
ivith the aubsoquont cry of hard Union ,
there hae boon iosa doniaud from epoonla-
tors , but a fair demand from investors
seeking homes. Thla latter claoa ara
titlduR advantage of low prlcoa in bnlld-
Ing lur.todal and nro cocurlng tholr homcn
at much lotu coat than will bo poaalblo n
year kouco. Spocnlatora , too , can bay
reslosta * 3 che.tpnr now and ought to Uko
advant o of pros ah t prlooi for fntcra
pro t ) .
Fho nozt few yonra promlsoa grontoi
d ivol opmouto In Omaha than the pnnt
fiv years , which have boon as good aa
wo could reasonably dcslro. Now man
ufacturing oatabllahmenta and largo job
bing houses arc added almoat weekly , nnd
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There nro many In Omaha and through-
but the State , who have their money In
the banks drawing a nominal rate of
toroat , which , If jndlclonaly Invested In
Omaha real ostato. would bring thorn
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains irhlch wo are confident will
bring the purchaser largo profits In th *
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 OH Sherman avenue , 17th ,
18th , 19th and 40th streets.
West on Fnrnam , Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible Gome of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in valun
We also hove the agency for the
Syndicate und Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in tins section
by the Stock , Yards Computiy and
the railroads will certainly double
the price m a short tim .
We also have some line business
lots mid some elegant inside rosi-
deucef for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good bargains by calling u
Fornham and Douglas.
P. S. Wo isk these who hava
property for dale at a bargain to { jiv < s
ua a callWe want ouly bargama
Wo will positively not handle prop
erty at more than its real value.
