TBE DAILY BEE FRIDAY , APIUL 3 , 1885.
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ritd'.rtr.s combining Iron with
t , lllj tjn'rn ' , ninckly nuA oem rilhnrat
uTt ltj pi'i > illt 'nil ! > illnn , Weti hnrat ,
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ft nan unfnllln ; rcraeil/ fir Diseases of Ibf
l.i.ln-n nnJ l.lr r.
ft M Uiviihiihlo for Dlcw ti T > tcnI ! r U
T/-i/on , Ami ill who IcMl wJcntiry llrei
! . J' KM not Injnro the teeth , cnuso heacln.ch-o.oi
i'jl ice constlpntlon < M\T Iron mtttMnn > lo
; rM.irlchuAn > l piirlftcs the blood , Btlmula'ci '
,5 * . pr ) tltcalU the fuwlmllatlor. of fojj. r
. . > , * Hent'l/utn ftntl Eblchlnsr ,
t H Hi ? > * ) , iclji ninl ncrvci
7of . . .Airmlttciit Fevers. liMlttuJo ,
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< noJ red lluci \rrippcr. . Take no oUio *
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I
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QUICKEST SELLING AND
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J. R SEGER ,
. i ! UASOFAoruaxii or
irness& Saddles
TAS UDO ol th > most complete stocks of Harnesi ,
L Saddles , Whips , Brushes , IIoiso Clothln ? , ta ,
hind. 113 N. 10th St. , Hot. Dodge and Capital
vcnuo. m9edlmlp
< lulrU. Bur C'ur a.
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i 1 in avervaame Mncretfnxen ,
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Drawn at Havana Cuba ,
Every 12 to 14 Days.
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Balijeot to no manipulation , not controlled by tb
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B4u ot chjujooln eilstonoe.
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w yN. Y. City ; SOUNdKll & CO. , 103 South 4th St.
HL Lould , Mo . or M. OTTENS & CO , B19 Mala St. ,
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Kratafiil iiiotlicrx. Jlollicrt. ' milk contain * nc
ftarch. IIOIIUOKS' 1'OOD rollNrAKTSfree
from Htirch ) requires no cooking. The best foo-J In
health or clcknc for INTANTS. The l st diet for
DYBl'LITICS and INVALIDS. HMilybcneflcli
< otiiirHlrif ( mothcrHMadrluk. PrlcolOniidTSc. A !
UtuKKlutM. IooLoiithctrcatineitofchUdrenfn
"I lHll ta it to IMS nupvrfor lo anything of lb
kltlil tar chlUrrn " [ > . A.mwonl , J/ / ) . , \cw lurl.
"Unbfilt tlrRty prODOunce It tbs Uitt roul U
Hie ruirkel it. it llurrcrf , 11.11. , Jloilan ,
"One or ftttwit § ub tltutci for motber * ml ! < , "
U , II , 1 Koton , Jf , u. , Itruoli'fn , tf. f.
Will ! Rent I r nail on recUiit of price In pttmps.
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jnola thcexpresspurpose
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Sail chronic , urinary and pr | .
Rvate diseases. Gonorrhcca ,
QleetandSyphillslnalltheir
' complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin nnd
Ulood promptly relieved and
pcrmanentlycured by reme-
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. . . - . _ Kjieelall'ractlee. Seminal
Weakness , Night Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
Ihe 1'acc.Lost Manhood , i > osltleelucureil. There
iatioeJtpcriinentlmi. The appropriate remedy
is nt once used In each case. Consultations , per
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , Franco
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Th Btoimihlpa ol this well known Una jure built
of Iron , In watwtlght eompartmenti , and are fur-
nlshoil with every requisite to nuke the pwawe
bothBalo and agrowble , They cirrf the United
HUtoa and Kuropean rualU , and leave New York
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writer made. Hultttercbangeable tpe plate * , has
few paita and printt from the ( ace of the type , In-
ead u ( tlirouijb an Inked ribbon. 1'rloo oclr 810.
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GEO. J. PAUL , AGENT ,
P. 0. Ilex 714 , Omaha.Neb.
Manhood
KcuuiyVUKK. Aiictlmol joutUluUiuprucJ.nc *
cauiiua tlnmatnr * Uecar , Nerroui Utbilltr , Loit
klaobood , J..tiarinK tri d la rain er rr known
r < mudjr.ti"ulxx r ila > iuiplaru > aniof < lf-cu ,
KbipU lie vir aanil KHKK tohii fflllow-aufforon.
A GIROU3 MAN'S TROUBLES.
The I'lcnsftnt Kxpcrtcnuca of Oolono
AVliltncy ivtth Ills Mothcr-ln-Ijftw ,
A Heading , Po. , dlapaich aajs tlu
Col. Chflrloa Whitney , known nil eve
the country as the advance agent o
Foropaugh'a show for many years , wh
makoa this city hla homo , is having a hca
of ( roablo with his pretty young wife
who BOTOtol wookango Instituted n suit fo
divorce against him for cruel treatment
Mr. Whitney presents hla sldo of th
story to the pnblio :
"On a lovely September mornhifr , twc
days previous to the Colored Odd Fol
lows' demonstration ; " said Ool. Whitney
"I WAS tcatod at the ladles' entrance o
the Keystone house. The omnibu
stopped nt tho-door. Therefrom allghtoi
n fair-looking darned by the namu o
Mils Inez Gagenbach. She was the sen
satlon for the moment , especially amen ;
the gentlemen boarders and tr&vollrj |
agents rrho were stopping at the hotel
who know her , and said she was frotr
Allentown , Fa. She wai assigned tc
room No. 39 , fronting on Fcun street ,
A "WINDOW FLIilTATION.
"After eho hod arranged her toilet sh
appeared at the parlor window , when
tllrtatlon between her and mo commenced
I waa Invited to come to the parlor ,
was then introduced to Miss Inez ,
fonnd her very agreeable. I took a ooa
on the portico of the hotel. Wo spent
very pleasant evening together. The bal
cony of the hotel , when the Odd Follows
parade took place , was fast filling up wit
guests of the hotel from the country t
got a glimpse at the sights , Miss lue
hero took compassion upon me
and invited mo to her room
at the DJino tlmo saying wo mlgh
got a bettor view from th
window. That morning and aftornoor
wo spent in her room. After supper we
took n rldo to Milhr's City park. Nox
morning , after breakfast , a rldo was pro-
pocod. I spent all the morning wltl
Mls3 Inez , and In the afternoon wo tool
In the west side aa wo came homo dowt
Fifth street. The chimes of the cathedra
wcro ringing when the object of my af
foctlon remarked : 'Oharloy , this is the
happiest moment of my life. ' In the
evening , after auppar , wo ogaln wont tc
the City park.FAIRLY
FAIRLY ENOAOED.
"Then the match was made and mar
rlago agreed upon. Wo came to the
hotel. It was hero Miss Inez Gagenbach
told mo the miserable lifo she had led n
homo. I took pity upon hor. Next day
wo wont to Fleetwood , and were mnrrloc
by the Rev. Mr. Harper. In the after
noon wo went to Allentown , staying al
the American house , and there for the
the first time her mother greeted my
sight. It seemed to bu an omen of bad
luck , and proved so to mo over since , ]
told my wife so. Slio bagged of mo to
dispel the fooling. I was then told the
iistory of the family I had married into
and that my mother-in-law had
a divorced husband living , and that the
second husband and ehe wore always
quarreling and at law one-half the time ,
After replenishing my wlfe'a wardrobe
and getting her all that money conld pur
chase to adorn and beautify her person ,
vo came to Heading to mafeo It oui
lozno. I liked this city on account of
ilcasant rominiaccnces of my boyhood
days , and to-day I think It the liveliest
spot on the earth to abide in.
THE 110TIIEU-IN-LAW.
"After wo had been at the hotel three
rooks the mothor-ln-law came to see user
or eight weeks. I told her I could not
afford to pay $21 weekly for her board ,
as my work was only in the summer.
This was the firat bombshell thrown Into
our quiet home , and it was the firat sig
nal of trouble. Mf mothor-ln-law then
ammencod to poison my wife's mind on
account of her marriage to a circus man.
Iwonty-fivo dresses in two years
and a half of married lifo ought
o satisfy any woman , betides
hawla , umbrellas , parasols , hosiery
nnd underwear , the finest kind that
money could purchase , and yet I am
parsecutod for cruelty. During my ab-
enco on the road in 1884 , my mothcr-lu-
aw came to Reading and boarded with
my wife at my expense. From there
hey went to housekeeping. From April
; o December I sent my wife $475. When
! returned homo my wife was not at
homo to receive mo , and when ahe did
oturn on the late train from Allentown
had a cold reception.
"Coming homo once under the influ-
nee of liquor , goaded by the taunts of
: ny mother-in-law , and the confessions
f my wife , I attempted to reprimand
hem both , when my wife left the house
nd immediately brought these proceed-
3gs in divorce. I glvo this statement to
bo public nnd those that know mo to
how that I am not the cruel man that
of the most unprincipled women that
irer drew the breath of Jlfo endeavor to
mint me. "
Origin of Ammonia.
Ammonia Is obtained in largo quantities
> y the putrefaction of the urine of ani
mals. Encyclopedia JSrilannica
Every housekeeper can test baking
> owdois containing this disgusting drag
> y placing a can of the "Royal" or "An-
rows' Pearl" top down on a hot steve
until heated , then remove the cover and
moll.
Dr. Pricea Cream Baking Powder does
lot contain Ammonia , Alum , Lime , Pot-
sh , Bono Phosphates , ( prove it by the
bsvo test ) . It Is prepared by a Physlcau
ud Chemist with special regard to clean-
.noes and hoalthfulneaa.
UNCLE LKVI.
IhoKnowledge of Human Nature Ile-
quircd bjr the Pawnbrokers.
Nashville American ,
In following a false trail yoiterday an
American reporter bad occasion to visit
ovoral pawnbrokers' establishments In
ono of which he undertook to got at
oino facts bearing upon thla mysterious
ailing , Ho had a bard tlmo of H. In
answer to a question he put to the pro
prietor ho got a knowing wink , and the
object of his Inquiry walked to the trent
of his narrow shop and wrolo down the
name of a customer who had juat re *
loomed some trlile.
"Nab : I know you. You are a reporter
and I ain't going to give away my buei-
ness. I don't want yon to say anything
at all about mo or my business , either ,
, nd ho struck a match under the ledge of
he chow case and lit the stump of a cigar
hat had gone oat during the customer's
islt.
islt."No
"No , sir , " with a strong accent on the
'sir. " "I don't give away my business.
have built thla business up by dealing
n the square , and it ain't iquaro to toll
jrou what I know about piwners. "
"You xuu a jewelry shop in connection
with your other buslneu , don't you I"
"No , I don't. But there you go. I
ay I won't say nothln' . "
The reporter sat down , nevertheless ,
n a s eel at the ro\r end of the counter ,
nd aa ha cast an injured look at the oth
er , said ho didn't want to give any mnn
business away , and wasn't going to do I
"Of course , as a man of business yo
must protect your customer * , " ho aul
mlttod.
"That's just it , yon see. Why , m
customers have so much confidence in m
they won't some of thorn toke a ticket ,
deal with the beat people going' and it
because I know how to treat 'em that
make my pile every year and cay nothln
about it. But I could tell you thing
yon wouldn't hardly bollovo , but I ain
coin * to do It , though , eo you needn't as
ft. "
"That's exactly right ; no moro yo
ought , " the reporter responded ,
'I say , do yon know what codfish arli
tccracy is ? You do } Of course yon dc
Well , there's lots of that In' this town
lemmo toll you. and what don't como i
hero ain't worth having. I never tnr
the screws on 'cm , though. If a pawnc
comes np and says right out , 'Hero ,
can't settle np , but I will If you'll ' bo
llttla easy , ' I just lot him go with th
premium.
"I say , " asked the reporter carelessly
"do the generality of the pooploanto u
when tlmo's up ? "
"Yea ; I don't often have anything lol
over. Yon BOO it's best to bo oasj
When n man or woman has once boi
rowed , they never fall to como bac
again , They got to like It and loan o
it *
"But It must bo an awful ntilaanco t
them to have to got the cash ready over
tlmo , la It not ? "
"They como np on time though , Bt
yon'rogottln' too much out of mo. "
The reporter protested that ho was nc
np to anything mean , nnd assured th
speaker that ho already had enough t
wrlto a column out if ho wanted to d
so , and ho might just aa well g
ahead.
"Well , if you just won't use my nam
anywhere about ItI'll show you who
I'm doin' "
sort of business .
Softened at last , he undid a largo aaf
of Ingenious construction , and opened
ono after another , half a dozen shallow
drawers filled with gold watches of over
description , make and value , from th
largo hunting cases of a man to thi
fragile diamond-studded Jorgcnsen o
feminine Identity. Several had mono
grams traced upon the fronts in delicati
designs. Other jewels , ono rated a
$1,000 , lay separately boxed in otho :
parts yf the safe and in a thick layer o
bills , and several rolls of silver coin
looked out at the reporter In a don't-you
admlre-mo sort of Tray.
"You see the run of my customer ;
from these things , don't you ? " asked thi
proprietor.
"Now , I have to study human natun
bcro , and you wouldn't hardly bellovi
low weak human nature is. All you havi
got to do Is to look Kko a fool and bo ni
, viao as Solomon. Now , I am fond o
theaters , and you can sco mo any nigh
at the Masonic. I look at the people
coming in and I amuse myself that way i
; oed doal. I'm no dude , myself , to gc
ioolln' about and let somebody else gel
ahead. 1 see young fellows there got oui
> f a carriage and hand a beautiful yonuf
ady up the stairs. Both of them an
dressed np stylish and they take the drest
circle every time , and that ) fine young
oostor was just as like as nofcln my place
ooking for enough t3 got in on two hours
jefore. "
"You don't eay ? "
"Oh , that's nothln' . As I raid before ,
I could tell you things von wouldn'l
lardly believe. But my policy la to deal
an the quaro , it pays bettor , and 1 don'i
nako enemies by it. But If you want tc
mow something about the business , some
jf the others might tell you. They
lon't have to be as particular as I am.
PILES ! PILES ! PIIiKS !
A SURE CUKE FOUND AT uASTl
NO ONE NEED DOTFBB ,
A euro euro for Blind , Bleeding , Itching and
Jlcoratod Filoa baa been discovered by Dr.
Vlllinma ( an Indian Remedy , ) called Dr.
William's Indian Pile Ointment. A single
jox bos aired the worst chronic cases of 25 01
0 years standing. No ono need suffer five
ninutcs after applying this wonderful Booth-
ng medicine. Lotions , Instruments and eloo-
uarles do moro harm than good. William's
ndian Hie Ointment absorbs the turners , al-
aya the intense itching , ( particularly at night
ftor getting warm in bed , ) nets aa a peultfce ,
rivea instant relief , and la prepared only for
'ilea , itching of tbo private paita , and for
lothlno else.
Road what the Hon. J. M. Ooffinbeury. of
Dlovolnnd , eays about Dr , William's Indian
ilo Oointment : "I have used scoroa of File
Jures , and it affords me pleasure to Bay that I
ave never found anything which gave such
nmodlate and permanent relief us Dr. Wil-
am'a Indian Ointment. Tor ealo by all drug-
iats and mailed on receipt of price , 50o and
1. Sold at retail by Kulm & Co.
0. F. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Attent ,
The Population of Russia.
The returns of the census taken in
882 gives the population of Russia in
2uropo as numbering 77,879,521 , of
vhom 38,051,977 were males , and 39-
27,544 females ; making with the Grand
Duchy of Finland and other parts of the
mplrc , a total of over 102,000,000 SDula.
Classified according to provinces , the pop-
ilatlon If largest in the province of VI-
tka (2,740,953) ( ) , and then como the
> rovincos of Perm (2.539,874) ( ) . Kief ! (2. (
07,231) ) , Tamboil (2,490,319) ( ) , Pultava
2 , 473 , 958) ) , Voroncga (2 ( , 433 , 057) ,
Curak (2,314,300) ( ) , Podolla (2,270,518) ( ) ,
aman (2,224,93) ( ) , Moscow (2,137,179) ( ) ,
tharkoff (2,100,203) ( ) , Saratoff (2,113- (
77) ) , and Volhynla (2,002,270) ( ) . These
re the only provinces In which the pop.
latiou exceeds 2,000,000 , the minimum
elng reached In the province of Arch-
ngol , which has only 315,367 , Inhabitants.
Ihejpopulatlon is densest In the provinces
f Moicow (73 ( 1 inhabitants to the equare
rerst ) , and of Podolia ( G1.7 Indabhants
ior square verst ) , while'there are from
> 0 to GO inhabitants per square vtrstin
ho provinces of Pultava , Kursk , and
tleiF ; from 40 to 50 in the provinces of
Tula , Riezm , Orel , KharkofT , St. Peters ,
inrg and Cvo others. The province's
neat sparsely Bottled are Perm (8 ( 7 to
ho equaro veral ) , Orenberg (7.2) ( ) , Astro-
tahn (3.8) ( ) , Vologda (3.3) ( ) , Olonolz (2.9) ( ) ,
nd Archangel 0.4) ) , The urban popula-
Ion is 0 273,100 , and the rnral popnla-
Ion CO.010.418. The number of illo-
Itlmato children is much greater In the
owns than in the country , being 113.2
> or 1,000 births in the formur , and only
7.7 per 1,000 in tbo latter. The mor-
allly Is greater In the country than In
ho towns , belnc 39.5 per 1,000 inhabit-
nts , as against 34.4 ,
SICK HEADACHE. Thousands who have
offered intensely with sick headache say
liat Hood's Sarsiparllla has completely
urod them. Ono gentleman thus re
eved , writes ; "Hood's Sarsaparilla ia
rorth ils weight in gold , " Iteador , If
on are a sufferer with slok headache ,
tve Hood's Smaparllla a trial , It will
o you positive good , Made by 0. I
iood & Co. , Lowell , Maas. Sold by all
ruggiats. 100 Dosea Ono Dollar.
'San ' Francisco has a feminine Wil helm
'oil , who has outahot everything on the
east , and having challenged Carver , Bo
rdua and others and received no re-
ponso , now sighs for male shooters to
onquer.
USES OF SIEKU
Some Wonderful Ucialt * of Uxpcrl
mciitB With tlio Metal ,
PltUburg Commercial-Gazette ,
The latest nso of steel is in the mann
facturo of cannon. It Is probably tin
moat astonishing application yet made o
that motal. In 1880 , about the tlmi
mild ttcel came largely into the market
the president of a company mannfactnr
ing soamlcsa brats nnd copper pipe con
eluded to try mild stool as a substitute It
certain directions for the moro cxpouslvi
brass , copper , and other metals used ii
his establishment. The process of rnanu
factnro was simple. A plato of meta
was placed over a die and a mandrel forcoc
the plato Into it just as a lady might placi
a ploco of tissue paper over her thimbli
and then force It in with her finger. Thi
mandrel would force the metal into i
shape like a deep bowl , with sides of nnl
form thickness. By repeating this procosi
with other dies and mandrels , bydranlli
presses being used to shove the mandro' '
through the die , the plato of stool eventually
tually became a stool tnbo of uniforn
thickness and perfect bore and clrcnmfor
once. The otoel was fonnd to work n :
cajlly aa the braes or copper , and nc
change of tools was necessary.
As stool was cheaper than copper , the
advantage of substituting drawn sloe !
seamless tubes for brats or copper ouci
was manifest. But the saving in prici
was altogether the smallest gain. To the
astonishment of those engaged in the experiment
porimont , the steel was found to have
radically changed its character in the
process. It went Into the machine sofl
and pliable. It come out , although
drawn cold , aboautifolly tempered spring ,
If a tube -was compressed it would In
stantly reaumo its shape when the prosaun
waa removed. If struck with n bammoi
it rang like a bell , wliilo tests of tbt
increased strength of the metal showed t
change that was wonderful. To fully
test its strength a boiler of the size and
style luod beside every range in large
houses , was made from the steel by thte
procos. The metal of the boiler wae
drawn out to a thickness of about one-
thirtieth of an Inch , and it then stood a
pressure of COO pounds to the iquaro
inch , giving way when that limit was
passed.
After this and other testa the experi
menters began to wonder why a gun bar
rel could not bo made of ttcel by tint
process that would bo superior to any
other. They first made a tnbo of six-
Inohes bore and half an Inch thickness of
metal. This was drawn cold. Then
another was made of the same thlcknesi
of metal , and of a bore that would per
mit it to be shoved over the first ono by a
lydraullc press when It warmed , the first
remaining cold. A third was then drawn
over the two , and thus was completed a
cannon. It was found that it would
stand a water pressure of 75,000 pounds
to the equaro inch. This cannon hasbecn
sent to bandy Hook , and the officers of
the artillery crops will try to buwt it by
the usual tests applied to new cannon.
They have before them the astonishing
spectacle of a gun that will throw a solid
shot weighing 100 pounds , although ° the
metal is only onn inch and a half thick
around the powder. To people accus
tomed to BOO the common cannon ,
onormpnaly thick at the breach , it will
seem incr edible that an inch and a half
of metal will servo the purpose bettor.
It is well known that cue cause of the
high pries of illuminating gas to the con
sumer Is the great quantity lost by leakage
through the cast iron pipes used. In
this city It was found that this leakage of
the natural gas was so great that serious
and fatal explosions orcurred. Every
foo't of the cast-iron mcins haa in con
sequence been ordered out. The great
size of the bore needed prevented the use
of lap-welded wrought-iron pipe , and the
soamlees pips of paper thickness will bo
ueod , its great density being proof against
any leakage of gas or liquid under any
pressure. The tendency to corrode- oven
under ground Is very small , but this ob
jection to steel will bo wholly abvJated by
coatings either of tin oraluminium bronze
within and without. The steel pipe is
not only belter but ojioapcr.
Milk cans are being made of the now
steel tubing. The bottom Is an eighth cf
an Inch thick , and the sides about one-
fourth of an inch. The banging of the
most vigorous Yankee cheese maker or of
the reckless brakeman on a milk train can
not dent thorn or seriously Injure them.
The experimenters have also turned
their attention to clock-springs , and they
have found that the new process not only
make a cheaper , but a superior quality of
spring. Just what change tlio metal
undcgoes in thla procees of drawing has
not been determined. That it becomes
fibrous is plain. Iron drawn out into
wire becomes fibrous also , but it does not
become a tempered spring ,
"la there no balm la Gilcad ?
Is there no pbjalclan there ? "
Thanks to Dr. Pierce , there ia a lalm
In his "Golden Medical Discovery" a
"balm for every wound" to health , from
colds , coughs , consumption , bronchitis ,
and all chronic , blood , lung , and liver
ivfFoctionB , Of druggists.
IjlVING BY THEIUAV1TS.
How Attorneys Scheme to Win
Iiivlnc at tlio Bar.
Detroit Tost.
"How can all these lawyers earn their
living ? " asked a reporter of ono of the
Dldcst member of the bar.
"Tho lawyers have no dlflicalty In
making onouqh to llvo on , There la a
comparatively small number of these
nmongtt the 300 attorneys hero. Of
conrao it Is simply Impossible for 300 men
In a city of this elz9 to eke out a subils-
tenco by the use of their ) legal lore. A
jroat number of youiig men who have
not worked up a practice and can not be
expected , however shrewd they nny bo ,
to earn a living. Then , too , Detroit haa
Its full quota of sbyatera and pettifog
gers , who resort to all aorta of schemes to
Dam a dollar. If you will take a court
3ockot and look it through you will find
that abont forty lawyers have most of
the business. If the law business were
equally divided there rrould bo enough
to support all of the profession In tbo city
but there are several who make $20,000
or § 30,000 a year. "
"How do the rest llvo ? "
"In various ways. Some have money
to live on Inherited from their fathers ,
some have rich wives , many combine
their law practice with real estate and in
surance business , but there are moro than
people suppoao who are living from hand
to month , hardly knowing wbera the
bread for the nox\ meal ia coming from
There is another clais which , I am sirry
to say , la not a small ono and which la
the dlgraca of the profession. It Is the
class of dead boats who in aomo Inscru
table way gain the title of attorney at
law. They make it a buiiaoss to eqneczo
J client as long as anything can bo gotten
From him on one pretext and another. At
one time they will want money for officers'
fees , but the money never reachoi the
officers. At another tlmo It is to pay fo
counsel or 'expense. ' There are tlicui
sands of ways that are used to get mono ;
from nn unsuspecting client. Many o
this class have no ofltco. They tptmg
their stationery ofl the county , boat land
lords out of board bills , and borroi
money until their credit is gono. "
"Do lawyers over seek out buslnots.1
I l"0ortalnly they do. I know of lawyer
yor In this city who inako it n pracllc
to hunt np persons injured on the rail
ronda and induce them to bring suits fo
damages' . In these cascn the most of thi
lawyers' fees are often msdo contingon
on the auccoss cf the suit. A close watcl
is kept for every accident , for scandals
family disputes , or property litigation
Immediately any promising case is dc
developed the lawyer approaches the vlo
Urn and generally succeeds In being re
frilnod. "
"How is this business looked upon bj
the profession1 ?
"My own opinion is that no firat-claei
lawyer would over stoop to any such pro
ooodlng. When ono is In straitened clr
cnmstancrs , though I can hardly wondoi
that such devices are resorted to. "
"Is this Bystom pursued successfully it
criminal cases ? '
"Yes , and much moro easily than h
civil cases. 1 don't know how It la now ,
but a few years ago I havopositivokuoir <
ledge that there was a combination ol
certain lawyers with detectives and othci
oOicors. The dotoctlvo used to got t
percentage of tbo foes in all the cases hi
would bring to the lawyer ho had bar
gained with. It was very easily managed ,
Criminals very frequently consult with
the officers as to a suitable attorney tt
employ , and the advice of the officer is
usually followed. "
Mr. J. H. Sannor , Rrccer , 241 Jefler
son St. , Baltimore , Maryland , writes :
My daughter , was troubled with a serf
our cold ; used Red Star Cough Cure ,
Before ono bottle was exhausted she was
cured.
DJSSENX1ONS IN TUtJ HANKS.
Tlio Amalgamated Association in
Trouble niul Kx-l'resldent Jnr.
rott Galled on for Aid.
Pursnuiia , March 30. For some tlmo
there haa been various rumors In regard
to the trouble In the ranks of the Amal-
agamatod association. These reports ,
although donlcd by the officials , have
boon In a great measure corroborated ! by
recent developments. Months ago the
mombora employed In the Edgar Thom
son steel works signed individual agree
ments with the firm in opposition to the
wish of a largo number of workers who
belonged to the Knights of Labor. Thla
difference finally resulted in the with
drawal of the Braddock lodfo from that
association , and the surrender of its
charter. In the Whoaling district the
introduction of steel nails caused no little
trouble , as thopuddlcra , who were thrown
out of work by the use of steel , demand
ed that the price for'cutting them should
bo advanced , so aa to practically prevent
their general use , which waa the object
desired. This the nailers refused to do ,
BO within a short tlmo cue of the lodges
in that district has dropped cut , and it ia
expected that the nailers will form an in
dependent organization in tlmo to arrange
next year's scale for themselves , without
regard to the claims of the puddlors. It
Is said that the ledges In thla district are
not Raining strongtn , but that there ia a
unanimity In reference to the arranging
of the annual scale.
From a very rollnblo source It was
learned thla afternoon that the Amalga
mated men are fully alive to the dengcr
threatening their organization and are
making a move to again secure the noted
leader under whoso .administration the
union gained its strength. One who
thoroughly understands the situation says
that a few days since a committee com
posed of the leading lights in the Ama'-
jamated association visited and held a
long conference with ex-President John
Tarrett during which ho waa again re
quested to take the head of the organiza
tion and restore its failing strength.
What the result of this conference was ,
) r Mr. Jarrott's answer , Is not glvon , as
.ho movement is said to bo made secretly.
Mr. Jarrott's office was visited in the
lope of getting that gentleman's state
ment , but ho had not boeh seen by his
mutant to-day. A call was made at the
icadquartera cf the association. Socro-
: ary Martin was out for the day , but
President Welno was holding forth to
erne of the iron-workers. Ho reported
jvorjthlng aoreno , and said ho had not
armrd of Mr. Jarre tt being requested to
: omo back , and as far as harmony ia con
sented nothing had gene wrong. The
laacciation wae aa firmly united aa it over
> ad been.
Tlio Favorite Washing Compound of
ho day ia unquestionably JAMKS PYLK'S
'PAULINE. It dispenses with the necoaai-
y for testing or riibbinfj the clothes , and
Iocs not injuri ; the fabric ,
3ONDI3MNED BY THE OUUKOH.
? lie Ancient order'ol' Jllljernluns De
nounced From Uie Pulpit ,
ELMIJIA , N. Y. , March 20. Catholic
hnrch circles were shaken from center
o circumference hero to-day by a slmul
aneons attack by the pastors at the van-
us churches on the Ancient Order of
libornlans. The order waa established
it ro about ten years ago , and all efforts
0 bo recognized by the church have been
milieus. St. Patrick's day was celebrated
Ills year by the order holding a banquet ,
t which several lady friends cf the mom-
era attended and took part. After the
lanquot dancing was indulged in , and
bis , it eoomr , on account of the time
eing lent , was the cause of the trouble ,
lorotoforo the relations between tbo
hurch and the Hibernians have been
nything but pleasant and the actinia ot
ho pritsta to-day bai widened the
roHcb. The society hero consists of
om o of the boit and most prominent
rlchmon in the county , men who under
ny circumstances Trill not flinch , and
Ively times are expected ere the matter
1 satisfactorily settled.
IMiiny , Many Thousand ,
A great many people who have boon
ured by Brown's Iron Bitters , show
uch grateful appreciation cf what this
aodicino has donu for them that they
roely send their teitlmonials. To pub-
lioni all would require a volume as big
s a dictionary. No tccrot about them
fo limit to ono disearo or a few. Mr.
'erryman , Mobile , Ala , "Weak back
ud indigestion" Mr. D fryer , Mt.
Ulin , Texas , "Dyspepsia , nervousness ,
nd slecplcs ness. Mr. Burni , Milton ,
nd. , "Indfgettlon and poor appetite. "
Ire , Hastings , Cambridgeport , Maaa , ,
'Lamenojslu ' side and back , Mtort bicath
nd coughing. " Try it youraelf.
Although Augusta , Ga. , is not as large
Ity ai either Atlanta or Savamuh , yo1
: s mayor geta a salary of 4,000 , which
i a larger sum than ih Mayors of both
ho otbers combined receive.
Rheumatism , Tuouraigia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
NoroTliifint.NnrllliiB .StrnlMNllruli > c * ,
lliiriiii.SfnliU. fruit into.
AM ) All , OTIIFR Until I.Y VUJiS M ) AUHS.
BOIJ l > r Uiuijlili mil pMlrri tierrwlur * . rmr OnU K > ttK
Mrtttloualall Laannw * .
Till ! CIIAKI.KS A. YOUKLKU CO.
( Somiut lo A. VOOUX8 CO. ) Balllraorf , J. , C. 9. A.
< &
S .0
From experience 1 think Swift's Specific I * acr
'
valuable remedy for cutaneous disease ! , nJ t th'
same tlmo no 1m Iterating tonlo.
JAM JACKBO.VI Chid Justice of Qx
Atlanta , Sept ISSii
INOCULATED TOISON.-Aftet Jrylnir ll th- -
other remediesSultt'a Spoclflo has curodme souni
and wellot n terrible blood | olson contracted from i
nurse MRH , T. W , LRR , Orroa\Ulo , Ala.
POISON OAK. A hdy lioro lian been cntlrcl ;
cured of poison oik poison by tlio use of two bottle'
ol S. S.S. U. S. BRAuroiu ) , Tiptonvlllo , Tcnn.
ULCERSSS YKAHS.-A member of my chord
his been cured of an u'ccratcd leg of 25 vents btaml
log with two bottlot ot Swllt'fl SpccclHc.
I1. U. CnuMrLxn , Pastor Moth. Cb. , Maoou , 0 .
Swllt'fl Specific Is entirely vcrctablo. TrcatlM 01
lood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
ThoS\viiTSrKcirioCo , Drawers , Atlanta Oa , , 01
ISO W. S3d St. . N. Y.
NEBRASKA
[ (3BccESjon3 ( ! TO DAVIS & SSYDEB. )
GENERAL DBAtEM IN
, KS * * * - *
& <
1505 FARNAM STREET.OMAHA ,
Have for sato 500,000 acres carefully selected lands
In Kastcrn Nebraska , at law prlco and on cnsy terms
Imprcn od farina for silo In Douglas , Dodijo , Coltaz ,
Plattc , Hurt , Ctimlng , Stray , Washington , Merrlok ,
Baundcra , and Duller counting ,
Taxes paid In all parts ot tbo etata.
Money loaned on Improved farms.
Notary 1'ublla nlwaya In otTico. Correspondence
solicited
617 St. Chnrles St. , St. Louis , Mo.
A rcgulirgraduato of to Medical Colleges , baitl > e& lonfM
lucftgedla thepoclaUrcatuie.Hor C-UOMC , JJjt\oti Hvn
nod HLOOD DiasA.KrithitD aoy other t-njilelnn In Bt LouU ,
tseltj rapcrifhowaDdBUoll refMentsliiow.
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Montr ! r.n <
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otner vizv-
ilons ol Throat , Skin or Dones , Blood Pofttsi j ,
Old SorCS and Ulcers , lira treated vllh nnrarallrlM
lueeeB9on latcit ftelvntiSc principle * . t'c\y \ 1'rliateU.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion. Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , tilth rroiilco .ome or tin
following cQtctsl utnouiucKi , dtblhlf , dltun R < of Uht
and ilclcctlvc memory , flniplc , on the fnes , ptirilcal dccar.
avrrilontothc. noiletof fomnl , ! , ctmluii. . of llcw.eui ,
renderluc Marrlaco improper or unhappy , aij
Uitili-l Iij > | . , ' , - nn/njlum. CuniultationMif
flee or bj uall free , nud inrlted. IVrlto for qutstlooi.
A Positive Written Guarantee
glvca In all corablo cimes. Motllclnea sent everywhere.
rnraph'.eta , Knplish or Oerrym , 04 pace , de-
jcrlblucaboTO diseasesIn luaJoor femaU , 1'iiEB.
PU1ARRIAGE GUBDE !
JW psgct. floe plate * . UhiilrnUM ia Iothan < l ciltbladloo ,
coiitaloB all the eurleui , dauttTul or luguMtlTc want u
Wuow. . . _ . _ _ A _ book efureat laterMt to % 1L UeaJtA. Omotei +
rrwu ttsJ toy * * * -
Will purify tlio DLOOD.'rept-
itlutlieLIVE aiiil KIDNEYS.
I'm ! VIcioil ffI'YOUTlI. lf
\i | ) sli. Want ol'Apnelltc , 3D-
tllKosUon , l.itk or Hiri.'MRtli ,
< .iuu < l. Koucs , uiujulusaiiu
nerves receive ncwrorcc ,
Kr.lhuns tlio tnlnU aud
supnllca llrilu Tower ,
: SnirurliiKfroui complaint !
. _ 'jn-iuilurto IliPlrai'x Trill
lad InDR. El OilKU'S IIKIJ-T TOITIC a mifn aad
Tjccuy euro , itllvcs a clear , licaitliy compluxlon.
Frequent attempts nl on' " ' " ' rfi''UiiR onlj adi )
Ij tliupopnlarlt ) ortliourlKlntl. louotexperi >
' " "nt ( fet tlio OitioiSAi. AM > JiK r.
rSeadTouriiildresato'lbHDr. Ilurt rKfn.i Oo.V i
I . St. , , . liouta . , Mo. , for oar "DKI1A.M BOOK. " M !
( ( traDce 11DC ) UK1fui in/ornuUoo. lanjf I
MIwanceAgent
HKrRE3KNT8l
hcenlx Insursnco Co. , London , Citn
Aesota | 5,8 4,000
restcbester.N. T. , Capital 1,000,000
heHorchaata o ( Neuark.N. J. , Capital , . . . 1,275,000
IrardFIro , l > hllndclphlflCplt l 1,200,000
rom n' Vnnil f'lriinl . . . . . _ . 1.SS9 OOC
. * Hlt , curi * t , ,
ilr1rt ortL * It ( iii ( 0r ku 4 , i 4foH iiattrl d liiiooifli 1
Vi c' ' < * f * f > i * a4 to .l * Jtuivf inuki Try It. tftf
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UURY AHO
i competent bu9lnrt luanf gcr ( or ( this ) HTATK unj. '
IAI , Aarvcr controlling niiubcr i f local agencies )
T tuclu'he Bate u | our Imjiroted Machines. lUok
lib the Telephone , ( her 7,000 In scrilce , luiloibud
rhl heat mi.rc > iitllccori > orate anil expert autliorle-
o OverOUaijenclcs tBtaUliticdi-aylDyf/om SOtoUO
r cfnt. on latuttrncntvrcry todajs , Sak-B In .Vow
ork City approximating ; J'X ( > per ( 'ay. ' AnfrtgaU-
t'caoter ' 8(0000 ( lor January , 1S8) ) . Applicants
U6t ( urnUli llibt-claat citdeuttils , > ml dtpualt from
[ 000 to $2000 cabli uocurlty- not Iwntls ( or gooda lo
iclr pcwcuslou.
THE NATIONAL G. S. CO. ,
21 Kant Fourteenth Street ,
NEW YORK.
St , Charles Hotel ,
BTHKKT , I1ET 7th and 8tb , . . LINCOLN , NEB
Mrs. KaUi-CoaUy.i-roprletorsM.
< VNcwly and elegantly furnished. Good eampli
oici on flr t floor ,
< VTermi-9l.(0 to per day. BpedU rates given
.eiatwri . of the leflsJaturs. uovlO-lm-oia
A
Tha remarkable growth ot [ Omaha
daring the last few yearn b a nuttoi ol
great astonishment to these who p y iin
occasional visit to thla growing city. Tha
development of the StooV Yards thi
necessity of the Bolt Ltns Head th *
finely paved ntrooU the hundreds of now
residences and costly bnslnoas blocks ,
with the population of oar city more than
donblod in the last five yours. All thti
IB a great imrprlso to visitors and la thi
admiration of our oltiioni. This rapid
growth , the bu Inoss activity , and thi
many labatantlal Improvements madn a
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every Invoatoi has made n handeomi
profit.
Slnao the Wall Street panic May ,
with the BubsBquont cry of hard times ,
there has boon loss demand from ftp'ooalu *
tors , but a fait demand from invontoii
seeking homos. This latter class uo
taking advantage of low prices In buildIng -
Ing material and are securing their homoi
at much losa coat than will bo pcnslblg a
your hence. Speculators , too , can bay
real ostat B cheaper now and ought to tnki
advant. o of present prlcoi foi fainxe
pro ts.
The next few years promise * greatci
djvolopmonta In Omaha than the past
fivj years , which have been as good 01
wo could reasonably doalre. Now man *
ufacturlng establishments and largo Job *
blng houses are added almost weekly , end
all add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha nnd through'
but the State , who have their money in
the banks drawing a nominal rsto of In
terest , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real ott&te , would bring thorn
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains which wo arc confident will
bring the purchaser Jarga profita In th
noa > future ,
We have for Bale the finest residence -
dence property in the north ami
vrestern parts of the city.
North % ve have fine lota at reasonable -
able pricea OR Sherman avenue. 17th ,
18th , 19th and 2th ( atrceta.
West on Earnnm , Davenport ,
Gaming , and all the eadmg streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor-
niit and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest nnd
uheapest residence property in the
eity , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
ivill increase in vnluo
Wo also have the agency' for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper-
; y in the south part of the city. Tha
leveloptneuts made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company and
; he railroads will certainly double
he once in a short timo.
We also have Home fine business
ots nnd some elegant inside rnsi-
encep for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
some good barfuns t-yculhngi
Htb 8t ,
Bet.reon Farnham nnd Douglar.
P. S. Wo ask these who hat *
roporty for sale nt a bargain to fjiv
H a call"Wo want only bargains
Ve will positively not handle prop
rty at more than itn real value ,