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LIVE OAK , Fin. , March 1. "Talking
ibont "gators , " naid the old cracker ,
ho placed his half-chewed quid of tobaccD
In his vest pocket and lit the cigar I of-
forcd him , "I'vo seed the tlmo whan old
Fayott ( Like Fayotte } was full on 'cm.
They uator hiss , nn rear , and boiler ,
ontcl you couldn't ' hoar yonrseK take or
drink. 1 counted ninety-six on 'om in
that at' lake ono nftornoon , an1 slch a
cntiiu' nn' confusin * I neror eocd , an' I
don't b'llovo anybody else over seed
uuther , It Eccma that old Doekln
Miller's ' bob-tailed hull which his taij
had boon chawed off by a bull 'gator ,
kaeo ho wan oilers a'sirimniin' in the lake
hcdn't larnt no aonso by that mishap
an * hcd gene In nciu ' This tlmo the
'gators wna too much fir him an' kilt him
right than
"Ez I said afcro , thar "was ulnoty-jlx
of the 'gators , 'an only tno of the bull ,
so thar wasn't enough bull tor go 'round ,
though each cue of thorn 'gatorj wns
tollnbly pursovorin * like in trvin * to git
thar slrnr. There was ono tremonjns bull
'gator thar 'AH ho was a sharp ono for
keeps. IIo o'n'd swim right smart faster
nor the tuther onea , an * ho gathered the
doekin'e bull by thor hino quart era an'
swum to a little narror inlet ho knowcd
of. When ho got thar ho backed in with
hit , an1 then sorter winked , as if to siy :
"This are the crook I llvo in , and thar'a
bltln * dogs about. " The athor 'gators
had followed him fas' cz they c'u'd , an
when they got tcr that pint they o'u'dn'l
fit no furder , kaso thor wsst't room onufi
ter pass. Howsomovor , they all crowded
Ground , but they had tcr help thomsolvea
ter the horns an' nock , whllo the ole bull
'gator got his steak oflen' the round.
Don't toll mo 'gators can't reason. I tell
yon they air a heap sight poartor than
some men I know of.
AN ESSEY ON ALLIGATORS.
"I wuz born an' raised ermong the 'ga-
tora , nn' msny'a the time , when I wuz a
little tow-head cuss , on'y fit to wos'o sir
up an' help corn from kecpln * too long , I
has laid orlong the banks of the lake an
watched the funny doin'a of the 'gators
'Gators is jess likpfo'kosan' the ole mam
my 'gator'll take jois 'a much keor of her
children ai fo'kes will o' thorn. Of co'so
when 1 say fo'kes I moan nlggor fo'koa '
for they scorn to sorter understand one
another like , ae1 you never hoar of nn
nigger never beln' kilt by no 'gator. Ef
you're aooi the nigger wimmingtako thor
children In thor arms airly Sunday morn-
in * and comb thor bar out to BOO ef any o'
them onpollto nnimiles has been a glttin'
Inter it. Now , I'm gwineter speak far.
I hovn't seed the 'gatora do "zactly that ,
but 1'vo Hoed 'om como pcrty clus tor hit ,
an' I'll toll how hit was.
"Ono day my old pap was gwlno ter
tok a brosh tor mo , 'kaso ho said I war
too keerlesa in holng out taters , an I run
away from him , thinking I'd lay around
the lake until ho sartor forgot all about it
like. I 'lowed I wouldn't go back to
thcr house afore night , so I fished a
whllo ; then I took a lectio nap , an' the
balance of the time I jess looked around ,
an' dog my akin if I didn't see an old
mammy 'gator golnl through the dnm
funniest porfo'manco I orel seed. She
was a eittin' agin' a tree on her hln'
quarter * , and ton loetlo 'gators was a
slttin' on their bin * quarters right in
front of whar she was a sittin' on oern.
Then she actilly beckoned ter the fust
one in that thar line , an' when bit came
up she jess tuk hit inter her arms and
'zaminod hit all orer ter see if thar war
any insecks on hit. She jess lifted up
every scale an' looked kcetlully under hit
to sco ef any of them lake wums hod got
thar. She 'zaminod every one on 'em.
one arter the uther. The last ono
of 'em In the pcrcersion , 'poarod to bo a
loetlo bit sassy , like I'vo seed some
children in my time , an" didn't
want tor come. She jess reached ont
with her tall an * fotohed him a wipe that
I know helped him somo. I was so full
of laff that I hawhawod right ont , an'
then for the fust tlmo she seed mo. I
never teed no 'gitjr eo ashamed as she
was when she know I had been a watch-
in' of her. I'll bo dog'd of she didn't
farly blush , an' she jeestnk fer the water ,
with all them yung 'nns a billn'arlcrhor ,
an" I went home an' tnk my whuppin' .
THE BOSS ALUDATOR.
"The biggest 'gator I over heard toll
on in all ray horned days neotor llvo In
this hero lako. The boys called him Ole
Mote , rn' ho mus' of been over twenty
foot long. That was about thirty year
ago , or mobbo hit mout be fifty , anyhow
hit wai ono or tuthor on 'em Hit don't
make slch a powerful sight of difference
to or ole man like mo. . Well , Ole Moeo ,
which as I eald afore was the naino
of thot 'gator , hardly seldom kom much
in sight , but kep hissolf hid in the mud
an'bashes like , A great many of the
tellers tried to shoot him at odd times ,
but Ole Hoao was too sharp for 'om. I
'low that 'gator mus' of boon over a 100
year ole , for the Injlns uaeter say tholr
grandfo'ra knowcd him long before wo
was born. But Ole Moso goi laid ont
one day , an' hit was a boy done hit , too.
Old Deekin Miller l < o sent his boy down
to the store ono day after n pint of red
liquor , for the ole man had boon out to
class meetln' the night before with some
of the boys and felt sorter onstoady like.
I 'apect you're been along that road some
time or other yourself , Colonel , you
know , when aellor wakes up In the
mornln' an1 reaches way out In the a'r
arter his head. Well , Jake got the pint
of red liquor hit was on'y one bit in
them days and started for homo. His
path led right a'ong ' whar Ole Moso ,
this yer big 'gator , uaeter take a nap
sometimes , an1 Jake , happ'iog ty see a
russlo in the nn'sb grata , nuthln * would
suit that fool boy but he mat * go thar
tn' look for what hit was.
"While he was o-gapln' over the bank ,
ole Moso rlz right up an' with his month
wide open WAS starln * him In the face.
Hit akeered Jake so'd he los' bis balance
an * fell plum offen the bank smack In ter
the 'gator's mouth. Jnke had hilt enter
the pint of whisky , an' hit happened to
hitagtln the critter's teeth an * brnk.
That it the on'y thing 'at saved the boy ,
'for ho was way down in the 'gator's in
wards. The whiskey was such powerful
bad stun"'at hit made the 'gator death'y
lick an' ho puked like a buzzard. Oat
kom the boy Jake about ton foot up on
the bank , an * you bet he scooted for home
without eayin good-by er howdy. Jake
wai all right with the 'ceptlon of havin1
a mark over his eye , which was caused
by his strikia * agin a llghln'd chunk
which was in the creeter'a belly. I nik
Jake what he teed while he was down
thar , but he said he wu BO skoerod be
didn't h vo tinao to look around. Ole
MOID kop shy of the ihoro fer or long
time , but died from a broken back tryln'
ter knock a big stump inter5 , his month
nnnor the Impression that it was a hof ,
You ice he got sorter blind In his ole' '
" !
ngo.
"Wu this Deacon Miller a steady
drinking man ? " said I. "I should have
thought ho would have boon expelled
from the church for intemperance. "
"No , sir , " said ho severely , "ho wasn't
DO drunkard. Ho took his toddy like
the rest of us an * meat of taken a drop
too much once In n while , but as a gin'al
thing ho was stlddy an' a mighty good
man , too. Sometimes when ho wont to
town the boys would sorter load him up ,
for they liked to hear him talk.
A TRICK ON THE DEACON.
"Lcmmo toll yon about the time ho
wont down tor Foliom's an * the boys
made him kivor more llokor than ho
could well got along with. Folsom kep
the store in them days , an1 hit wai the
most sociable place I'vo ' seed in orlong
tlmo.
"Ono afternoon wo was all a sitlin * in
thar , when Deokin Miller kom ridtn'np _
on his ole bay mar' , nn' ho 'lighted ' , tied
hii crootur to the rack an' tuk a coat wuth
us on the po'ch. The boys had lots of
money an' WAS bent on bavin' a good
time , an' the dookin ho tuk a drink every
tlmo ho was ast , which was mighty often ,
too. Yon aeo ho was afoord of hnrtin'
their foolin's if ho refused. Long about
dark the doakln was full as a tick nn' be
gan to wantcr to go homo. Some of the
boys tolo him to sit still nn' they'd being
around his hess , help htm on an1 start
him off in good stylo. In them days
they rode hossbock with n crupper-strap ,
too , an' them boys , joss natoralty full of
all sorts of devilment , took the deckin's
boss , turned the saddle around , fastened
the bridle to the crupper somehow an1
fetched the old dookin ont an' helped him
in the saddle. Hit was the funniest sight I
ever tood. His face was toward the
mar's tall , but ho was so drunk ho didn't
know hit. The mat' was a stlddy ole
crotur , and she trotted along homo which
was six miles out. AU the doekln' bed
tor do wuz ter cling ter the caddie.
When ho got to his own gate ho had
sobered up a loodlo bit , an' the ole mar'
stopt and the ole dookin yolt ont fer Ids
wifo. " 0 mammy 1 0 hie raammyl"
"Mis' Miller kom to the door , an *
scon's she seed him she knowcd ho was
drunk as er coot. 'Watcher want ) ' says
she. 'Send Jake np to help his ole pap
offon the boss , ' says ho.
"Whon Jake cum outon the house an' '
helped the deokin down the ole man was
a-oryln' . Said ho , 'Jako take the ole
mar' ' ter the stable , but it's hie no use
tcr glvo her any fodder , fer them doggoned -
goned ecun'cla down ter Folsom'a gene
an' hie cut offon her head. "
Christening Eugenie's Baby.
Frank Loalie'a Weekly.
The secret papers of the Secnd Em
pire glvo an account of the expenditure
on the occasion of the birth and baptism
of the Prlnca Imperial. Medals in diamonds
mends noad the list , at a cost of 25.00C
francs. Doctors and midwives received
68,000 francs. The wardrobe cost 100-
000 francs. The several eocloties of dra-
matio authors and composers , men of letters
tors , dramatic artists , musicians , painters
and sculptors , industrial ] Inventors and
mcdicalmonof the department of the Seine
received 10,000 franca each. Ninet
three thousand francs were given to the
benevolent "bureaus" of the department
of the Seine and of the communes in
which lay the estate of the crown. The
' 'agents of the interior service" of the
empress received gratifications equal to
four months' wager , amounting to 11,000
franca : Forty-four thousand franca were
allotted to giving gratia performances at
the theaters on March 18 , 1850. The
parents of the children born on the 16th
of that month shared among them 00,000
francs. For medals to bo given to authors
and composers of verses and cantata addressed -
dressed to their majesties , and to the
pupils at the Lycees , 85,000 francs were
allowed. The relatives of the godchild
ren of their majesties received 20,000
franca. The service of the stablea for
the baptismal cortege Is sot down at 172 ,
000 francs , and 100,000 francs were dis
tributed in gratifications to the hired
servants of tholr majesties' household.
The total comes to the sum of 808,000
franca.
Industrial Pursuits in Paris.
Philadelphia Press.
Statistics show that moro tban half a
mitlioaParlsIans are employ ed in commerce
trade and barfklng operations , whllo of
the artisan class there are considerably
more than a million and a quarter. The
liberal professions seem to occupy but a
small proportion of the population. All
combined dp not amount to 200,000. The
great majority are in public tstvico , which
employs wore than medicine , law and
divinity combined. But after the public
service it Is art which gives employment
and livelihood to the greatest number of
Parisians. Forty-tiro thousand got their
income from this branch of Idnstry. The
doctors come after , but a long way after.
Medicine , in its branches , supports 18-
000 , the branches of course , including
chemists and all compounded and vendors
of medicine. Then comes law , with its
16,000 votaries , from judges to ctier.
Literature figures verf low on the lis ,
for , grouped with science and jonrnalisir ,
It gives employment to only 11 000 people
ple , whllo all the clergy of all the per-
suatlons amount to but half that number
On tha whole , Paris wonld seem to be
moro industrious , moro artistic , loss liter
ary and less religious than the ordinary
visitor wonld suppose , whllo the proportion
tion in which the working elate exceeds
those who llvo on their own income is
more remarkable , as Pan * is the rocog-
nlzad center of exponditnro and extrava
gance for all Franco.
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DuoNCHiAL TROCHES are a safe end sure rem
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boxes , Price 25 cents ,
The oarninga of Now South Wales
railways Increased $1,062,821 last year.
Biliousness
Is very prevalent at ( his Beacon , the
symptoms being bitter taste , oifanslvo
breath , coated tongue , sick headache ,
drowsiness , dizziness , loss of apjiotlto.
If this condition is allowed to continue ,
serious consequences may follow. By
promptly taking Hood's Sareaparilla , a
fever may be avoided or premature
death prevented. It Is a positive cure
for bllllousnoss. Sold by.all druggUta.
A San Francisco dentist la said 'ohave
lost ono of his instruments down the
throat of a young lady upon whoso teeth
ho was operating.
Gonertl Chase o f Rhode Island , stja
" 1 always keep Huni'a Remedy in my
house , it prevents headache anh kidney
troubles.
We depart from our usual practice and
recommend Hunt's Remedy as a sure cnio
or all kidney dlse&eoi. Medical \ Ga-
elle.
GEN. ANSOX SXAGEK.
A Memorable Night Which the Do *
censed Passed In thft Old CapItol -
Itol I'risou t
William P. Wood , who had charge of
the old Capitol prison during the war.
publishes over bis own signature in the
Washington Gazatto to-day the following
Incident which Is recalled by the death of
Gen , Singer.
"The death of Gen. Anson SUgor dur
ing the week brings to mind an episode
which occurred at the old "Capitol prison
in the early part of our fratricidal strife.
Mr. Stager had boon appointed chief of
the United States mllitaiy telegraph , and
was assigned to duty nt the war depart
ment , with the rank of colonel and aide *
do-caiup. Ho called upon mo semi of
ficially and requested to bo shown around
among the rebel prisoners then in the old
Capitol prison. 1 asked his purpose. Ho
stated that It wns merely curiosity , ns ho
desired to see how live rebls took their
Imprisonment. I rather bluntly informed
him tint the prison was not a mouagorio
whoso occupants wore on exhibition to
Inquisitive curiosity-seekers. Ho did not
relish my refusal , and said ho would ob
tain Secretary Stanton'a order to visit the
prisoners. I assured him that the Bccrc <
tary'd ordtr would bo oV > oyodto the letter ,
I at once took the precaution to forward
a note to Mr. Stanton stating that it was
injudicious to allow the old Capitol pris
on to bo opened as a inonngerlo , and tha' '
if any of the oiiictals of the department
should request tbo privilege to visit the
establishment for that purpose only one
admission in niy judgment should bo
granted.
"In two or three days after the appli
cation of Staler to see live rebals ho again
presenter' , himself to the Capitol pn-on
with a piss to any room In the prison ho
should select. I requited Col , Stager to
chooeo a room , and aided him in select
ing a largo front apartment on the second
floor in the northwest corner of the pris
on , occupied by Georgians and Marylanders -
landers , who were n lively sot of rollck-
ing follows. Into this room Mr. Stager
was introduced as an official of the war
department who was desirous of observ
ing how live rebels conducted thomsolvea
as prisoners. I told thorn I hoped that
during his stay they would do their best
to entertain him.
"Ool. Stager was ushered Into No. 4 ,
but soon got tired of the novelty of see
ing live rebels and wanted to leave. The
The guard would not allow him to pass
out of the room , except ES a prii oner and
under the same restrictions. Col. Stager
scut for mo , and after much delay I call
ea on him , desiring to know what ho
wanted. He asked why ho wns detained
in the prison. I assured him that that
was none of my business. I only knew
that he wonly require an order from the
same source that brought him in to take
him out. Ho became furious. The
"robs" took In the situation and made It
lively for Col. Stager. They assured him
that his only way out was to secure
Secretary Stanton's order for hia release.
Col. Stager spent that night in the old
Capitol pti-on , and fared and slept pre
cisely SB other prisoners.
"Tho next day an order came from
Secretary Stauton for the release of Col ,
Stager. It is unnecessary to state that
no otiicial of the war department ever
again desired to visit the prison while 1
had charge of it. Gen. Stager's experi
ence enabled him in after years to enter
tain his friends with his interesting recol
lections of ono night in cnstydy of the
superintendent of tbo old Capitol prison. "
Best French Brandy , Smart Weed ,
Jamaica Ginger and Camphor Water , as
combined in Dr. Pierce's Extract of Smast
Weed , Is the best remedy for colic , diar
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flux , also to break up colds , fevers and
Inflammatory attacks if used narly.
A. I-OXG CHASE.
A Voting Englishman Hunted Otor
Two Continents on aV Kcr
Him Down at Last.
READING , Pa , March 29. A singular
mooting took place in a magistrate's office
in this city yesterday afternoon. A tele
gram had been received during the day
by the Reading Detective agency calling
for the srrost of a young man with a pro
nounced English accent -who was slight
built , blue eyes , sandy hair and mustache
dressed In n dark suit of clothing , and
was about 28 yeara old. Detective Ross
lor was put on the search and succeeded
yesterday in layiog his hands on a man
answerlng the description. IIo was in c
Penn street hotel. Ho walked with the
officer chat'ing ' and laughing and nowise
apprehensive , telling him that all would
bo explained satisfactorily in a few hours.
After the evening train from Philadel
phia arrived an elderly gentleman with
ad ofiicor walked Into Magistrate Den-
hara'd oflico. Ho gave hii name ai James
Byrne and that of the arrested man as
William Smytho. Jpon seeing Smythe ,
Byrne said : "Yon young dog , you have
given mo a good cbnio , but I've run you
down at last. " They shook hands and
moa delighted to see each othor. The
explanation followed. Byrne was formerly
ou the detoctlvo force in Dublin. Ono
day Beverel months ago Smytho and he
had a talk about the modern dtteo'ivo
system , Smythe speaking in veiy emphatic
and uncomplimentary terms about it.
Byrne retorted that ho could run down
the smartest criminal on earth. A largo
wagr was made , Smytho stating that if
ho was given ton days start ho could go
around the glebe and arrive homo before
he could bo caught. The first steamer
carried Smythe to Now York ; from thence
bo rapidly went to a number of southern
cities , always registering nt the hotels
under different aliases. Byrne found ont
that his man bad gene to New York ,
whither ho went. Thtro he lost trace of
him , Employing some of the smartest
detective talent in the country , they got
on bis trail , running him down In this
city yesterday , Young Smytbo said ho
was glad It wai over , as he disliked being
hunt.d down as a criminal , although he
was sorry for his friends , who have to
pay the wager , Byrne and Smytho are
residents ot Liverpool , England. They
left f jr Philadelphia on the evening train.
Angostura. Bittern are the bait remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases orlff
mating frctn the digestive organs , Uewarc of
counterfeits , / Ask your grocer or druggist for
the genuine article , manufactured by ir , ! ! .
G. 15. Siegert & SODS.
From the dairy of Vlco-President _
Thomas A. Htndricka wo * are permitted
to make the following quotation ! :
"March 4. Delightful weather. Stood
np in carriage and rcc'lved homage of
fellow-countrymen. Was sworn in.
Salvos of artillery. "
"March 5. Cloudy and cool. Signed
400 application1) . Me' the president to
day. He bowed. "
"March 13. Trying climate. Cold.
Signed 7CO applications and more to
come. Was at depot all morning meet
ing western people. Shook hands with
all. Funny that the president has not
como to my room to talk business. "
"March 14. Colder. '
"March 19. Pat on extra suit of
flannels. Saw president again to-day.
Ho bowed. "
"March 21. Can never stand this. Too
cold for any use , Must go back to ladi
ana to get th&wccl ont. " Chicago NOTTS ,
PADDY KYAN'S OH AND G.
Inducements OITcrod to Him it IIo
Flicht Hullivnn ,
Newark News ,
Paddy Ryan's reply to Sullivan's chal
lenge was that ho couldn't laiso $5COO or
$2.COO , and consequently couldn't accept
the challenge. Richard K. Fox , nccom
panled by William E. Hnrdlng , visited
Sullivan at his training quarters In Phila
dclphia yesterday aftornoon. The object
of Fox's visit wns to arrange n fight bo
twi'cn Sullivan and Ryan. After talking
the matter over for three hours it wns
arranged thtt Fox Is to deposit to-day in
Uarry Hill's hands § 2,000 , which , with
the § 500 forfeit money placed with Hill
on the 7th inst. , will make § 2,500. This
amount , with the champion bolt , valued
nt $2,500 , Fox offers to Paddy Ryan if ho
will fight and whip Sullivan by the first
of May , or any tlmo prior to Sullivan's
departure for England , the fight to take
place at Bntto City , Mont , where there
will bo no police Intervention. Fox of
fers to pay all of Ryan's expenses , whether
or ho whips Sullivan or not. Sullivan
said last night that ho Mould deposit In
the bauds of any rosponslblpman in Phil-
ndolph'a ' or Now York , or in any bank
§ 2,000 , making § 5.000 in cash , and the
bolt , worth § 2,500 , a total of § 7,5CO , to
go to Ryan if ho whips Sullivan.
Honesty the llctst Policy ,
Philadelphia Call.
"Yos , " eald the honest farmer. "
know there are people what always pu
the bfg apples at the top of the bar'l , but
I con'c. "
"That's right , " oiclaimed the deacon
admiringly. "I have always tried to
convince folks that that sort o' thing
don't pay in the long run. "
"If they'd go to the city once In a
while they'd leatn something. I always
puts my big apple's at the boitom of the
bat'l.
"That's the way. "
"Yos , you see paoplo has got sp BUS
plclous that they 'most always open the
bar'l at the bottom nowadays. "
A Now Yorker who was in Missouri
last fall found a numbar of men digging
a ditch between two small lakes.
" 1 don't see the object , " ho observed ,
after surveying the work for awhile.
"No , " dryly answered the boss.
"Tho lakes are too shallow to bo navi
gated "
"Well ? "
"And the ditch can't bo of any uao except
copt to the fish. "
"Mobbo not. "
"Say ! " called the nettled New-Yorker ,
"what Is the object of your infernal old
ditch , anyhow ? "
' To hsao § 100,000 worth of bonds
on , " was the calm reply. Wall Streol
Daily News.
The California papera have given glowIng -
Ing descriptions of thoThirty-tirat Annua
Siato Fair , bold at Sasramento , Septem
ber , 1884. Largo money prizes were offer -
for the best floral displays. The best
two designs , awarded the highest ptlzgc
consisted of the name St. Jacobs Oi
elaborately worked In flowers.
No Connecticut regiment ever lost :
flag during the civil war , according to
the statement recently made by n public
speaker.
Face Your Worries Rravcly !
You can't do it , though , if your blood
Is thin and poor. Give the blood vigor
by the use of Brown's Iron Bittera , and
your whole system has power to reslsl
adverse influence. The Rev. W. H.
Chapman of Baltimore , cays , "I deem
Brown's Iron Bitters n mott valuable
tonic for general 111 health. " It cures
impurities of the blood , neuralgia , dys
pepsia , etc.
Santa Clara county , Colorado , has been
cleared of skating rinki by its "enor-
mously high" license tax of § 100 per
quaitor.
SKIN DISEASES CUUED.
By Dr. Frnzior'fl Magic Ointment , Guroa
If by magic : Pimples , Black Hoada or Grub
Blotches and Eruptiona ou , the face , leaving
the akin clear and beautiful. Also euros Itch ,
iSaltllheum , Sure Nipples , Soru Lipi and old ,
Obatlnato Ulcers Sold by druggists , or
mailed on receipt price. 50 couta. Sold by
Knlm & Co. and 0 , F. Goodman. a
Tbo area of Lake Erie is 0,000 square
inilue. Its gioatent length is 250 inilca ,
greatest ; breadth 80 miles , mean depth
81 feet , elevation 555 feet.
DDKKKE'S SALAD DUELING AND COLD
MEAT SAUCE for all kinds of silads , fich ,
vegetables and co'd meats. Cheaper and
bettor than hono-made. No sauce equal
to it was over offered.
AladatMuakogou , Michigan , all hough
only fifteen years of age , weighs 235
pounds. _ _ _ _ _ _
C RD. To & 1I who are BUfferlnc from errors
uid Indigestions of youth , norrous weakness cailjr
decay , loss of mAnhooJ , etc. I nil ) tend a receipt
that will euro YOU FKKK Of CIIAHOK. ThU great
remedy WM dlscoiered bjr a missionary to South
America. Send edf-addreitsed envelope to lUr. Jo-
BBI'H T. IXIIAN bUtlon "O " New York.
Of the cat , bear and squirrel the latter
only can run doirn n tree head first.
YOUUGJMENt-KEAJ ) THIS.
TUB VOWAIO BELT Oo , , of Marshall , Mich. ,
oflor to send their celebrated KLKOTBO-VOL
TAIC BELT and other ELKOTBIO AWLUSCRS on
trial.for thirty days , to men ( roving or old )
afflicted with nervous debility , loeg of viUlity
and manhood , and rll kindred trouble * . Alto
Cor rheumatism , neuralgia , paralysis , and
many other diseases. Complete restoration to
health , vigor nnrl manhood guaranteed. No
risk is Incurred aa thirty dava trial ii allowed ,
Write them at ones for Illustrated pamphlet
hoe.
The cost of patents baa now been re
duced one-half in England ,
STOP THAT COUGH
By using Dr. Frazier'aThroat and ImpgBal-
sam Uie only euro euro for Coughs , Colds ,
Hoaraenoaa and Bore Throat , and all dlaeatics
of the throat and lunge. Do not neglect a
cough. It may prove fatal , Scores and (
hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to
Dr , Frazier t Throat nud lain ? Balsam , and !
no family will ever be without It after once
using it , and discovering | ta marvelous power.
It u put up in large family boltloa and * olcl
for the small prlca of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
KnUp & Cs. and 0. F.(3oodmnn , ?
Birmingham , England , has the most
extensive button traao cf any city in the
world.
JlorBOforaV , Aold I'liouphate ,
Valuable Mcillclii" .
Dr. W. II , PAHMELEE , Toledo , 0. ,
says : "I have prescribed the 'acid * in a
large variety of diseases , and have been
amply satisfied that it Is a valuable addi
tion to our list of medical agents. "
u
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache.
Tliroiil.SM rill MIT * . SiirnliiN.Ilrlllxc * ,
Hum * , SculiU. t'rwot mien.
A\n ,111 , onirn IKHUIY rms AND AUIP .
.n llHviVtixtrTntifrf. Kmj OcLU lott ! ,
lurrrllotialrtll IAUKUM * ? * .
TIIK C1IAUI.KS A.AOIir.I.m CO.
MI u A , VCXJIUS t CO ) llalllmorr , 31 J. , C. 1 J.
From oxvetlenrol think Swltt'fl SpcclOe Ian very
A aluablo remedy for cutaneous diseases , and it the
enmo tlmo an InUROtivtlnR tonlo.
JAMTS JACKSON , Chief Justice of On.
Atlanta , Sept 1SS4.
INOCULATKD J'OISON.-AfUr trjlng Ml th.
otborremcdlca.bntlt'n Specific tma cured mo souiu
nml ucllof a tcrrllilo blood ( elton oantracted from
nutea. Mus. T. W. Litit , arcomlllo , Ala.
rOlSON OAK. A lady hero Imi been entire ! )
cured of { .olion oaK poison by tbo use of tno bottle
of S. S.S. 11. S. BRADIOIOI , Tlptomlllc , Tcun.
ULCERS 25 YEAUS.- number of my chnrcl
his bcon cured ot nn u'ccratod let ; of 2i j oara stand
log tttth tno bottle * ot SnIll's SpceclHc.
1 * . II. CuusirtKn , 1'astor Moth , Ch.JIaoon , Oa.
Swllt'n Specific la entirely \ejjcUblo. Treatise on
lood nmlSUn Diseases mailed Iroo.
The SWIFT Srr.civic Co , Drfu\er S , Atlanta On , , o
103 W. 23J St. . N. V.
NEBRASKA LUND AGENCY
(
[ ( SUCCESSOR1 ] TO DAVIS & SNYDEB. )
GENERAL DEALERS IN
1E05 FAKNAM STREET. - . OMAHA.
Have for sale 200,000 acres carefully ( elected Undi
In Kaatcrn Nebraska , at low nrtco nd on easy term
Impro\od finna for Bale iu Douglas , Dodge , Colin
Tlattc , Hurt , Cumlng , Skrpy , Washington , Mcrrlck
Saundcr ? , and Duller counties ,
Taxes pild In all parts of the plate.
Money ln > "od on tinpro d farms.
Notary 1'ubllo alnaya In oliloo. Correspondence
solicited
(517 ( St. Clinrlos St. , St. Lenis , IKo.
1 regular gfadaito of tno MedlcKlCollc ei.biu ) tut Q lonj l
tncrnKfJ In ttieireclnllrcatmeutof CKotir , Nimvoti. BUM
and It LOOD Pi * iik.ilhaD tnv other m jilclan la Bt , LoaJj ,
u city pfttri | chow nod till ohi reildenitkaow.
Nervous Probiration , Debility , Kenttl unrf
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otner Dic
tions ot Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood PoUwJifl ,
Old SorCS and Ulcers , are treated with onrtr&llelo4
lucceis , on litt t FfitnUtic vrlnclr-lci. - Pft'elr Prhatclj ,
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess *
Exposure or Indulgence , * Meh rroJuce some of tu
TollouiDg cfftctit liervouiucii , dUIIitr , cllmDcai of l
.ud defective memory , r-lmpln en ttio fnee , pn ilca ! de
nvertlonto tbc < oclfty of females , cotitutu * of li u , ,
rendering Marrlnco Improper or unhappy , * ' -
ptnanneEtly eared , limphlft(3& ( rBeif ) > u iho hlnnc , cid
( lealed * in elope , free to anj a < Jdrts. Consultation * t f
fieeor ty mail free , and Invited. Writ * for questions.
A Positive Written Guarantee
Rtvcft In all cor&nle caies , lUOlclnes BCD ! ererjuhcro.
famnhleti , JLnfflish or German , 04 pAgev , Ac *
icrlbiuc above disctUvCB , In male or female , rilKU
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
UOpngei. One rlated. la cloth ftDtl ( lit t
We , money or poitiget iftmc. ) uper oov nt 2S . Tbtk ta
eontalua Alt tbe cuiloua. doubtnl or luqul.lUTe waat tt
turn. A took of * r nt ( ul riAt to ill tluitii Sk at5
IT
. . . . . . BLOOD.Tcri'
. > tlie LIVER .in.l IT
jnd ItEsHJiiL Tin : l
unit VIOOK of YOUTII. Uf"
P"ii \Vnntm Appetite , Ir >
illKMtl l.u .ji .Strungtlc
eml'J ir"1" ' 'i'lxalisnlHtcIJ
ciiru'l. H OILS. niufclcsaiKI
in rv ts re3Ll\ ntwiorco.
"l llfii3 the inlnil und
iippllta Itraln I'mMr.
! hlilltrl iKlroin luiiiplulnl'
Illd DIt. 'S . . . mtaaut
IQ l ft A A JAW u JtAWV.V Ak'A V * r' " *
ill-ay cure. < iU\C6.vilcar.liL.UUiy cuniplixlon
rrcijutnt bneniptsat c " "ft nun < > nl\ ail < >
It Mm popularity cil tliu orlclnil. O tiut tll > c/l
Ueilt KLttllU OlIKIIN M AMDHfT.
, * S nilrouriulilri" to'iM ir llnrtnrMM'Jo.
fl > , lAjutu , Wo , for r-u "BKKASI D001I
'aKnllnf "trHnoc im-l nantnl lnlcirmp.lion.fn-u
REI'RESCNT9 |
Pbxnlx Inauranoo Co : , London , Cieh
ABSeta . 15,881.000
WeBtcheuter.N , V . Capital . 1,000,000
The llerchante ot Newark , N. J. , CapltU. . . . 1,276,000
OlruU Klre , I'blladcIphlii.CaiilUl . 1,200,009
Wwn n' Ifnnrl ltni - 1 W9 one
, . .i rr ' % JSla ? l-
' ' ' '
1 r of ib l > lr ii n't/ri'ic'i A li * drt ( liuil , U T * |
' fvottbU till Jik four fie * r rdruuUtfvi l > Llf * f.lV
v rt./U 11 51l
> w. vrafp:2iiAiui. coia
1J itmtjinvjv v
to competent buslnre manit'cr for ( tbls ) HTATH OKN-
KIML AOKNCV coetrolllDB Burubcr i f lixal aginckii )
or eicluthe talc of our luproved Uachlncs. lUnk
HlththeTeliphone Oter7rj < Xlln service. Indoised
> y highest raercintile.corporoto and export authorie *
tlco Over CO agencies tetiblltlitdpajlDKfioiii DOtoJOO
ier cent , on lavuitmentetcry Uidajs , Ualea tn New
York < IIj approximating gfiOer | oy , AggrfKate
ua' ' < 8ner 8/0000 lor January , U85. Applicants
must lurnlth lltBt-rlws oiedcuti'lii , snd deposit from
10tO to S2000 cub uocurlty- not bonds for goods ID
their posiitHalon ,
THE NATIONAL G. S. CO. ,
21 Kaat Fourteenth Street ,
NEW YORK.
St , Charles Hotel ,
OSTKEET , BET riband 8th , . .LINCOLN , NEB.
ilri Kato Co kljr , Proprictoresa.
MTNevIy and elegantly rtunUhix ] , Good umple
roomi on nrst floor ,
rTermi-l.tXtopper day Specialratoaglyeo
member ! ol tbe kirtilature , uovld-J m ma
Tha fomktkabla grorrth ol
dating the lut few years la matt-oi oJ
great astonishment to these who pnjBD
occasional visit to thU growing city. The
development ot the StoolYardn thr
necessity of the Bolt Linn Road the
dnolv paved utroota the Lnndrods of nn
roslaoncos and costly bnslnoss blookt ,
with the population of onr oltjr moro thnn
doubled In the last five yonra. All thli
la & great surprise to vleltora and la the
admiration ol our oltlxotu. Thin rapid
growth , the business activity , and the
many nubatnntliU ImprovomonU uindn t
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Investor hai made a hnndionu
profit.
Slnao the Wall Street panlo May ,
with the subsequent ory of hard timoi ,
there has boon lesa demand from specula-
tore , but n fair demand from Invoatoio
Booking homoa. This lattoi oloaa are
taking advantage of low prices In build
ing material and are aocnring tholr homos
at much loss ooat than will bo possible o
yoajt honoo. Speculators , too , can buy
real o t& < a cheaper now and ought to toke
adv&nti o of present prlooa foi futuio
pro is.
The next few yean promise * greatei
divolopmunts In Omaha than the paaft
liva years , which have boon as good an
wo could reasonably dcslro. Now man
ufacturing establishments and largo Job *
blng houses are added almost weekly , and
ell add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through *
bnt the State , who have tholr money ID
the banks drawing a nominal rate of In
terest , which , If judiciously Invented ID
Omahn real obtato , wonld bring them
mnch greater returns. Wo have many
bargains which wo are confident will
bring the porohaaor Jarge profits In th
near future.
We have for Bale the finest resi
dence property in llie north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue , 17th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam. Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the tfadmg streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Faruam , the pro
perty m the western part of the city
will increase in valno
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company and
the railroads will certainly double
the unco in a short timo.
We else have some nno business
lots and some elegant inside rem *
dencep for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
good
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
213 South 14th St.
Botroon Farnham and Douglcu.
P. S. We ask these who hate
property for flnlo ot a bargain to give
IB a call < We want only bargains
We will positively not handle prop
9rty at more than its real value.
