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THE MAGIC ART ,
Some Remark * Stories of Illnsio
and Some Unexplained Tricks ,
A. Mnn Ills Own Donblo
Before the ETCH of Many
People.
Philadelphia Times.
"It's rather n cations fast , " said a go :
tloman and unprofessional preatldlglt
tear , "that none of the shows and cl
cases that use so many adjectives in d
tcrlbinR what they have got do not btir
to this country a rcnlly fmo ttoupo of in
gleans , It may bo poaalblo that the
will not come , but It certainly would ba
paying Investment , as the people of tl
United States Imvo no adequate idea i
the tricks tlmt nro executed by aomo i
the jugglera of the oaat. Wo are occi
slonnlly dosed with the talking head an
the accompanying looking-glass or ant
irmtlo chess-plttyor that anybody TV II
any sense at all knows must contain
dwarf , but beyond thcso wo have ni
soon a the mnetor-piocos of the black ai
tlsta. 'Where have you the uiBRiciai
who will stop out upon the stage nakoi
with the exception of a atrip of clot
about tha loins , and allow hlmso
to bo perfectly examined and the
produce all the tricks with fiahco , etc
that are their stock in hand. It can't I
done , or rather they can't do it. Ye
would find inside pockets , the gla co'
orcd with rubber that hold the iish an
in the other pockets hero and there tt
various objects of his trade , so that tt
solo Tfonderfal part of the pcrformani
would consist in taking theao things 01
without being econ. .Now with the bo
magicians that I have Boon In the east a
this is done away with and they ovc
court scrutiny , close at that.
A MAGICIAN'S THUMB.
"As an example , " Bald the spoake
"direct your eyes upon my thumb , " BE
this member was hold up In the air witl
in a foot of the listener's faco.
"You aoo nothing } No ? Don't r <
move your eyes from the nail , " contii
ued the owner of the thumb. "JNo
what do you see ? "
The observer , who had not change
his glance , road an Arable word. An it
stant later it was gono.
"You saw it ? " asked the gontlemai
"Well , I didn't paint it there or slip
from my alcove. It waa done befoi
your eyes and that is the way it shoal
bo , if it is called magic. "
"The finest exhibition I over wit
notsed , " resumed the speaker , "was i
Anam. I waat traveling through ih
country with a p'arty of German olliciali
when we stopped one night at an in
where it chanced that a number of mi
glolana were resting. There were six c
them , four men and two women , all ver
Email , except one , irho was a fleahy giant
resembling the typical wrestltra. I BOO
made their acquaintance , as I waa the
greatly Interested in legerdemain , an <
soon won their good will. They wer
very eager for mo to show them an exhi
bitlon of my skill. I did so , but in ever
: aao caught mo and laughed at my efforts
axcoptlng one. At that time , though 1
Is not known , of coarse , to the public ,
( raa the equal of any preatidigltateur ii
this country , and had tried points will
them all. I mention this to nhow hoi
skillful thoao natives were , aalttiedaom
jf our beat tricks upon them , and curious
y enough , the most stupid of all fooloi
, hem
THE PHAROS SEUl'ENTS.
"It was this. You remember the olc
Pharos serpenta that were much in vogui
lome yoarj ago. They looked llko peas
Dut when touched with a match began t <
; row and equlrmod out into snakes six 01
, en Inches long. I had a lot of thesi
nado of a largo size , BO that when thej
lovoloped they were of the exact alzo ol
ny fingers and of the same color , whicl
vas then a dark brown. I had little cupi
in the end of each finger to concca ,
hem , and when I tried the trick , whlct
Tas in the evening , in the public room , ]
tepped over to the candle that stood or
ho iloor and deliberately but my fingere
nto the flame. This caused a stir Dmorjg
.11 . assembled , as they expected to sec
htm burn , but I said 01 heat made the
ilanta grow , so It would my fingers.
? hon each fiugor began to lengthen.
lowly squirming ont , Inch by inch , crois-
ng each other and tniatlng in the rays-
erlona way thesa objects do , until finally
liey wera all fully ten inches long , pro-
cntlng such a horrible appearance that
ho entire party started back and a nura-
er of the natives loft the room. Seeing
hat I waa going too fast to last , by a
uick movement I knocked ofl the asnes
nd made my fingers oesumo their nat-
rjil appearance. To say the natives
ere aatonished hardly expresses it
'hoy ' begged for the secret , and before I
> ft I oxcnangod it for the trick I showed
on on the thumb nail.
THE MAOIOIANS AT WOUK.
"After I had finished the doors were
losodand only thojo admitted who paid
regular admittance foe a small sum
nd soon the apartment being filled the
lagiclans began their performance. The
udienco cat on the floor about the
aklrs , BO they had no way of concealing
hemoelves or of hiding anything. At
heir request I examined them and satis-
, ed myself that they had nothing about
hem. Then one of the women stepped
ate the oncloaure , the rest remaining bo-
ind the spectators , who formed a close
ing about them. The light was now
urned down a llttlo and in a moment the
roman's face began to bo illumined by a
hoetly light that extended quickly over
or whole body. She then began to
iovo round and ronnd , uttering a low ,
lurmuring sound the while , gradually
ulckonlng the pace until aho was whlrl-
ig about like a top. A moment of this
nd the light that had clung about her
uemed to bo whirled off her by the
ant. If agal force and nunmed a pilUr.
ko form bealdo her. As soon aa this
unaccomplished aho stopped , turned and
egan to mould the light with
ar hand , and though I could
litlnctly aee her hands movn
irongh the light aa if it wore
oud It began to aiiumo human form
fa saw the- arms , hands and legs all
oulded , and finally a faca and head-
jar. 8bo next called for a light , and ,
10 candlea being relighted , there stood
i utter stranger , a native ecomlngly
rolvod out of cloudland. He stepped
rward and gra ped me by the hand ; his
md were moist , aa If with penplratlon/
id ho waa a very healthy spirit. After
) had talked and drank a glaaa of rack
> took bit place betide the woman again
id began to whirl about.
A FADING
lights were dimmed , but not BO
at we could not see , and in a few mo-
enta the figure began to fade , soon ai
ming the appearance of a pillar or
rm of light and then attaching Itself to
o woman and ajemlngly being abiorbed
' her. All this waa done In a very
short space of time , before the eyes of
least fifty people and not ton foot fr <
myself. The girl appeared greatly <
hauatod afterwards. Now this wonld
explained by the spiritualist aa a mati
laliz&tlon and by the Psychological i
olety aa aomo now sense or power , ot
but between yon and I , who know tl :
all things can ba explained by cold fac
It TV as merely a clover thick , SD aklllfu
done that I did not dlecovor it in a ;
way or ahapo. u If
_ "Tho man next took his , place in t
ring , and , handing ma a largo , high
ornamented sabre , ho said : 'In fi
mlnntca by the clock I wish you to t
head mo. ' I objected , of courao , and I
listed and said It had boon done n dozi
times , so I finally agreed. Ho w
searched , and in the dim light began
uomfort htmaolf in strange positions un
bo seemed to grow porcoptjbly small
ind finally atood botoro ua so gauzy th
[ thought I could BOO right through hit
It was now Cvo mlnntca , so I took t
aabro and struck a light blow , only suil
clont to knock a man over , when to n
sorrow the blood oplrted Into my fa
and the head dropped with a thud upi
the floor. As soon as it fell the bo <
stooped and picked II up , held it in tl
nlr , then placed It upon the shouldei
The full light balng turned on , the
stood the giant , grinning and warm.
"Tho blood ? That had faded away 1
the time the light was turned up an
yon must remember , that In all tt
though the light waa dim it was not Buf
clont to prevent our seeing ovorythln
and seemed to bo ntcd only that i
might observe the figures of light th
we ro evolved so curiously from the moc
urns , aa our spiritualists wonld call thei
ANOTUKn MYSTICAL THICK.
"Tho next trick was equally myatlci
All the party now stopped into the rli
and began to chant and move about. . '
a few minutes they ceased and wo o
served that ono waa missing , though i
ono saw him go. A moment after tl
whirling was repeated and another w
found to have disappeared , and no <
until in fifteen minutoa only the gla :
was soon. More light being given TJ
a noise was heard at the door , and , upi
Eomo ono going to it , there stood tl
mystic five clamoring for admlaalo
That ended the performance for tl
night , and I sat up the rest of it , or w <
into the mornlngjtrying to figure out ho
it waa all dono. The natives accepted
ns magic without debate and I began
think that waa about the easiest way o
of It.
It."Tho
"Tho followlnc day another perforn
anco waa given at mid-day that was ovt
morowondoiful. The giant , as I calh
him , caused the audlenca to sit on
grass plat , leaving a clrc
of about twonty'fivo feet acres
and in thh the jugglers toe
their places , the giant opening tl
entertainment by taking a roll of rlbbo
and by a dextrous toss Bonding it D
fifty feet or so , where we distinctly sa'
a small hawk dart at it and carry it u
higher until we nearly lost sight of i
It then seemed to enter a cloud that ,
assumed , was caused by somothin
burning on the ribbon ; but from th
cloud came sliding down , fir t a doj
then a snake a good big ono , too tha
wiigglod off the moment it touched th
ground and was captured by ono of th
men. Then a larger object was see
sliding along , and one of the wome
leaping forward received and held It ot
of the crowd , a laughing native babj
The giant had all this time hold the en
of the ribbon , and releasing It it aeome
to disappear In the air ; at any rate w
saw it no more. A few moments late
they all joined hands and began to mov
ibout rapidly. When they moved to th
right I distinctly counted twelve person
, n the circle ; when they changed th
Movement wo eaw only eight , and somme
mo appeared to bo standing in th
: entro.
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A aure euro for Blind , Bleeding , Itching am
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ays the Intense itching , ( particularly at nigh
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ivos Instant relief , and la prepared only foi
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Head what the Hon. J. M. Ooffinbevry , o
Ipvelnnd , Bays about Dr. William's Indiai
| ile Oolntment : "I have used ucoroa of Pili
< ures , and it affords me pleasure to aay that ]
ave never found anything which gave and
nmedlate and permanent relief aa Dr. Wil
am's Indian Ointment. For eala by all drug
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0. F. GOODMAN ,
Wholesale Agent ,
VARIBTIKS OP COUKTIISIP.
The tailor presses hla suit.
The Bhoe-makor lays his awl at her
sot.
sot.Tho
The blacksmith ttr'.kes when the Iron
i hot.
The wood-chopper offeri himself as her
iller.
The carpenter says her society adz joy
) his existence.
The dairyman ho la bound to heifer ,
ad can love no uddor.
The pool woes her with a nonnot , and
or big brother starts out in search of
1m with a shotgun.
Finally , the champion roller-skater
Jlls Into her good graces , and aho olopea
ith and marries htm.
The "fnnny man" approaches her with
ikes arid puns , and haa the dog aot on
Im and loses the skirts of his swallow-
ill.
ill.The
The furniture dealer la BO much In Iovo
ith her that he Is willing to accept her
I'octlon on installment * , one- tenth down ,
The mason believes hla cbancea rest
i a good fonndation when ho Informa
3r that refusal would be mortsr.fyinc to
m.
m.Tho
The sailor first atcertoina how the land
J8 , then approachea her when Bhe'd in
ays , and Informa her that ahu'a in need
a firat mate. [ Beaten Courier.
in tlio Dny Time
iless c&uao by lack of aloep or from over
tiog , la a eymptom of diaeaao. If It be
sompanied by general debility , head-
ho.loBB . ot appetite , coated tongue and
llow complexion , you may be Buro that
in are Buflering frara blllouanoea and
naequent derancemont of the stomach
id bawela , Dr. Piorco's "PJoaaant Pur-
tlve Pellets" are a aure cure for all all.
onti of this nature. They cleanse and
irlfy the blood and relieve the digestive
gan . _ _ _
Experiment ! made in Paris ihow that
e crocodile can bring ita jaws together
th the force of over SOO pounds.
If the rheumatic ButTerer haa but fifty
ata he may yet bo happy. A bottle of
. Jaoob'a oil will bring him joy.
"BOOKS OP THE OPEUA. "
The niHtory of Librettos , ami He
Tlicj Are Sold In Thcixtcrs.
San Francisco Examiner ,
Without doubt the libretto is ono
the boons of modem aocloty. To Fro
oriok Rullm&n , a native of Alsaco-Ix
rnlno , who first set foot in America wh
aix years of ago , belongs the credit of I
suing the first opera book fully translat
into Englian that were over presented
the American public. To-day ho Is wor
fully $300,000 and la the proprietor
the only libretto house in tbo worl
The gentleman arrived in this city n fc
days ego and is a halo and hearty ge
tlcman CO years of ego , whoso on
trouble Is a disabled foot.
Rnllman'a theatrical career began ;
an errand boy in the old Park theato
Now York. Ho published the first lit
rotto thirty-eight ycara ego for the A
bonl combination , which waa then pla
ing at the As tor Place opera hotuo , Tl
ealo of books was very lar o , an
the idea mot with such favi
Kullmau immediately began to aystemn
izo nutters. From the first It was d
creed that but twenty-five cents shou
bo charged for the books. From tl
manager of every company which was '
take out a stock of books an Iron-ell
contract was secured , and to Ilullmn
was handed the only score as sung 1
that company. This waa to bo his excl
olvo right , An agent was appointed
take charge of the Bale. For this prlv
lego as high as $5,000 has frequent
bocn paid for a soaaon of 100 night
Kvory week each agent transmits by me
on account of the business , and when I
need of more stck telegraphs to the No
York offiea and receives by express h
supplies.
It was In 1855 that Max Marolzok
opera company prcduced for the first tin
in America , at Boston , the tuneful "
Trovatoro. " Rnllman was present I
person and conducted the sale of llbro
tea. The sale waa enormous , every boc
being disposed of , and the Now Yorki
realized that some lively work was to 1
performed if the following night any 1
hrottoa were to bo sold. A dispatch I
Now york ordered a printing houeo i
run their presses to run all night ; auotl
er to the binderies to take the wet shoe
from the hands of the printer ar
allow nothing to Interfere with havlt
the books ready for shipment early In tl
morning. The following evening saw tt
HbrottoB , hardly dry , on sale for tl
Boetonlana. The largest sale of bool
which haa over boon made was durln
the first production of Nonua in No'
York , when 4,000 librettos wore dli
posed of , and 2,800 were aold on the 01
oosion of the initial presentation of th
-Uuguonota. The heaviest price ova
paid for the right to publish librettos wa
by Rullman to Abbey for the Bombard
season , § 10,000 in gold. The book wa
gotten up regardless of cost , and la tc
day found Im all the prominent libratie
of the east. Five million copies wor
issued , and were sent to all parts of th
world. Two thoneand seven hundro
were ordered by an English firm.
The expense incurred in the pnblicn
tlon was $5,000. The retail price wa
fixed at 25 cents , which haa been th
uniform price of every libretto over ie
sued. During the first Nilsson season ii
Now York the sale of librettos waaim
mense , but the Pattl season showed th
largest number over disposed of. Ever
large company which leavea Now Yori
for a tour throughout the union is equip
ped with 20,000 librettos , the weight o
which is about 3,400 pounds. On thl
full baggage rates must bo paid , whicl
makoa the handling alone very costly. J
libretto is published expressly for oac !
company , and all returned are immedi
ately destroyed to prevent their sale.
Mr. Rullman relates an incident whicl
occurred during thoexcltnment in Bostoi
in 1855 , on the first production of " 1
Trovatore. " An enterprising youngstoi
rrith speculative tendencies purchassd t
number of libretto * at fall rates , am
leapito various ofhrj of double ant
triple the price ho had paid , held on tili
ha night of the performance. Evorj
Ibrctti had been sold long before the
urtatn had risen , and the demand had
lot been satisfied. About this time the
routh appeared with his stock In trade ,
ind proceeded to dlapoao of them at § 2
> ach. Ho had sold saveral before the
taglo ojo of Rullman fell upon him. II
hero la anything the publisher prides
ilrasolf upon ia the manner inwhich ho
naintaina ono price. When ho behold
his flagrant violation of his rights by the
d a sudden rush waa made and the boy
ras captured. After being compelled
o disgorge the rssults of hla speculation
10 waa unceremoniously hustled out of
ho theatre. To keep the great Amoman
mblio supplied in librettos requlroa the
ervlcos of some fifty agents on tha road
nd about COO minor attaches.
SICK HEADACHE. Thousands who have
offered Intensely with sick headache say
hat Hood's Sarsaparllla haa completely
urod them. One gentleman thus re-
ioved , writes : "Hood's Sarsaparilla is
rorth its weight in gold. " Header , if
ou are a suilerer with sick headache ,
ivo Hood's Sawaparllla a trial. It will
o yon positive good. Made by 0. I
lood & Co. , Lowell , Maas. Sold by all
rugglats. 100 Doses Ono Dollar.
A BIG GABIK ,
.n KmlcBVor to Celled a Gambling
Dept la Court Innldo Facts.
PJTTSIIOKO , PA. , April 13. A number
E gamblers , from Hot Springs , Ark. ,
ere In court hens to-day aa witnesses In
10 caao of Jamea K. Lane against the
state of Jamea H. Brown , the "coal
ing , " to recover $2,000 , alleged to have
een borrowed from the plaintiff by the
eceaaed while at the Hot Springs for hla
ealth in February , 1882. The tosti-
tony , however , allowed that the plaintiff
as oftho firm of WatBon , Lane & Co. ,
irners of the Palace gambling taloon ,
[ ot Springe , and that deceased had boon
ito this place , whcro ho loat largely , and
ild all but $2,000 , the amount asked
iraa "borrowed money. " The prlnci-
11 witness waa Frank Fiynn. Ho testi-
3d that the game playoi by Brown was
brace game , in which it waa Impossible
r him to have won. Witness was In-
rested In the game to the extent of one-
ilrd of what Xirown loat. The plaintiff
jane ) would present Drown with a draft
ter each tilting , which he wonld algn
id which was collected with the
ime cf a store firm , supnotcd
be located at Hot Springs , Oliver
smona , cashier of the Iron City bank of
is city , testified that Brown had $24-
K ) on deposit , which had been paid out
meet drafts presented by the Hot
> rlnga bink. D. O. Kyfe , who aald'he
is a professional gambler , waa present
the Palace saloon during the game ,
id told heir the houae furnlahed him
, tb as much Mh'sky ' during the game sa
i wished. Kyle aald that ho steered
roir into the saloon , where he loat
4,000 at three alttlnga. As the money
a gimbllug debt , and theiefora illegal ,
the jury will probably find for ih * d
fendant. Brown loat { 53,000 during 1
stay at Hot Springs.
Frank Flynn'a name recalls the fame
fight at Hot Springs In February , 188
Flynn and Major Doran were rival gai
blcra of the place. Ono day Flynn ar
Ills two brothers were riding along tl
principal street of the place In a carriae ;
when Doran , seeing them , sent a bull
crashing through the carriage , whl <
lodged in the body of ono of Flynn
brothers , who fell back dead. The ot
era jumped ont of the carriage , end
fusilado commenced between the Flyr
brothers and Dorau and his party. Ai
other of the Flynna foil , ahot throup
with a Winchester rifle. Frank Flyni
the nitnoss , waa ahot through the ham
nOUSKKEHPEIW that fail to ncquali
thomPolvM with the vnluo ol JAMli
1'YLK'S PEARLINE In the kltcnen ar
foundry deprive themselves of the moat co
vonlent and ueeful article of the ago ,
Glrli , Bowmrc.
Albany , N. Y. , Special.
Mr. Murphy's skating rink bill wi
conaidorod by the senate this aftornoo
and evening. It provides that durin
school hours children shall not bo a
lowed to visit rinks unless attended h
puonta or goardlana ; that children itndt
1C years of ago unattended shall not t
allowed in rinks after 0 o'clock in tl
evening , and that children shall not t
allowed to glvo skating oxhlbitloni
When it was considered yesterday It wt
made to apply to cities of thoatatohavln
not leas than 00,000 inhabitants. Mu ;
road a letter from Elbridgo T. Qcrry an
others in support of the bill.
"It is ono of the host bills of the act
son , aa It restricts a growing vice. ]
should bo applied to all the cities of tb
state , " said Senator Daggott.
"It will conduce more to the welfai
of the common schools than any mcaaui
of the tosslon , " remarked Senator Rol
inaon.
"It is similar to the old blno law
which it took 100 years to throw off ,
was the opinion of S enutor Titus.
"It is a good bill. In my dlttrl. .
there Is no of thoeo rinks which is llttl
bolter than a recruiting place for ov
houses. I know of ton happy homi
which have been ruined , " commonte
Senator Cullon.
"Oulien only speaks for Now Yorl
Skating rinka outside that city are grot
moral agents. They have weakened th
Influence of the saloon , the theatre an
other demoralizing aniujoments , " ar
Bworod Mr. Titm.
"Tho saloons ate the only ones wh
who -complain of skatlng-rinkr , bocaus
young men who used to spend their shil
lings and quarters at the bar-rooms noi
spend them at the rinks with their aistei
and cousins and neighbors' daughters ,
Interposed Mr. Low.
"In Syrasnsa skating rinka are an in
jury to the morals of children. Fllrtin ;
and coquetry and similar blandishment
are practiced thoro. Skatera put thol
arms around ono another in ways that ar
demoralizing , " said Mr. McCarthy.
At this point the senate took a reces
until evening. At the evening sessioi
the consideration of the skating-rink bil
waa laid over till to-morrow , atthorequea
of ita introducer , Senator Murphy. It
passage in the senate is conceded.
NOT APKIL FOOLS ,
( Herald , SanfonI , Me. , April C. )
Mr. J. H. Morrison , bollefonta , Penn.
who purchased for his daughter MSB L. J
MorrieBon , ) and Mr. J. A. Breivogel , Vin
: eunes , Ind. , each of whom held one-half o
Ticket No. 14S30 In the Original "Littli
Havana , " ( Gould & Co'a. , ) decided by Koya
Lottery dr.xwn at Havana , Cuba , April 1st
This number was the ona drawing the high
) st prize $0,000 , and agrees with the om
Irawiug 100,000 Pesos in the Royal. Thej
jave already been notified by the Genera
( Vqents , Shipsey Company 1212 Broadway N ,
i. . City , of their good fortune , and instructed
; o send tickete , which are payable without
leduction , for collection , through any Dank ,
3anking or Commercial House or Express
Company. The prompt paymant of these
ibllgations on presentation , at any time tfter
, rmal of Steamer bringing the Official List
rom Havana , will convince these gentlemen
hat they hare not boeu fooled in their invest-
aent of a dollar in an item o ! chance , oven if
t was drawn on All-Fool's day.
A Boston Gniuo of Poljcr ,
Chicago Rambler.
The Intellectual game of draw-poker
iaa taken a firm hold on the dwellers In
ultcml Boston and the teachings of the
Joncord school of philosophy are for a
Ime forgotten. Our special correspon-
ent writoa us that ho recently over-
card several foir daughter * of the Athens
f America indulging in this pleasant
astlmo , when the following dialogue en-
ned : Anastasla 'laltmy aunt ? Oh ,
es ! well , there's a solitary check. " Cly-
jmnestra "I will beatrldo your desti.
ito of sight dear. " Prosperine "Well
raw your cards , girls. I will remain
'atriok.1 ' Milliceut "Well , i will
ager a half score of chocks " Anaotas-
i "I bahold you andolcvato you live. "
'roeporplne ' "I fear that yon are folgn-
ig to possess more than you really have ,
at , nevertheless , doara , I cell you. "
nastasla "I have a homogoneoua trio
acts. " Millicont "And i a .Robert-
jpendsged llrJBb. " Proaporpino
While I hold a quartet of knavea.
[ Ililcent "Well , deer , then you tak
10 ceramics. "
Girl ,
In Cincinnati a sixteen-year-old qir.
icently died after a fast of fifty.two
jys She had been attacked by some
ling like paralysis , wkch rendered i.
uposalblo for her to take nourishment ,
ho human ayatem cannot thrive without
) od food and good ability to digest it.
oakand Impaired dlgottlon Is rectified
f Brown's Iron Bitters bettor than any
her tonic ia the world. Mr. J. E.
rooborg , Pomoroy , Iowa , ays : "I
iod Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspoptia
id poor appetite , completely cured mo , "
will cure you.
An applicant for the position of teacher
a school at Lawrence , Kan. , could not
plain tbo difference between horizontal
id perpendicular and declared that "cir-
ilar" meant a fur-lined cloak.
' .
It the > tomichliiii > 0'
ccmo Irritated through
too high Ililog , follow
the e ai > plo cf thote
who hate ordered
Ige'l Food Blano
iKf , Tblriy jciu'
ute DIM demomUitol
1(8 ( value aia dlttolo ,
and It U delicious. He.
clpei ( ar prepatlng It
a'coxpany each can , 4
_ _ Jelce . J6o , B5c , $1 26
to bold by I'ruy nu. Bend to Woolrlch & Oo '
mir , ) U > f. ( orpirnplilcUconHlolcf full Infor'
tlon on tboiubject.
Wood Beslored
i.-MCj > rHiEt ATlotlmofjouthfullmtTud.nc.
ln JTomatnre , ec r , I ertou. I ) bi | IT , 111
'u ' , aaS' ' * * . " rtnf tried la uln ererj inown
ieXi
j ssss
zr i.
OK , WARD & CO. . I.UUIDJANA , JH
n c
If ED TAF
rlit
1'rcf fmm Opftifrjt , JimiltM nntt J'oliott
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURI
t'tr Cough. , Here Tlirout , llonrornciw , Inflnrni
Coldllrunchltl * . C'r < mrVliooplna Cough *
AMtimm Uutn jI'nlnn In Chrit , and oilier
Ihctlont cflhe Thrimt n.l Lung *
1'rlcc BO oenUn bottle. Bold by DrncKltt * rind DM
cr . J\irttn iinnllt la tmiuet lttliiltnltr la prompt ,
atI ( I for thtmelll \ rerelrr lien boneit'ti ! > rc > ! Cfiirg (
fxild , by ttmllna one dollar to
HIE ruutr.ts A.TniirtFR mflWNr ,
Uwurtf an \ Mtnuhclnrf rt ,
lUlllmort , J1 rl n < ] , C. R.JI.
: % O
S .O.O
. . ,
I nm nn old man. Forts jfnrs I MifTcred w
ulcer * on my tight leg ai tie result of typhoid fov
Amputntlan ai RUKKcstod ss the only meats ol p
scrvlnRlllo. The doctors could do no'hlnif for u
and thought 1 must die. For tureeyrars I ne\cr b
nehooon. Rullt'a Specific hta made a pennant
euro and added ten teats to my ll'o
WH II. UKEP , Usll Co. , m
I h vo taken Swill'sSpcclho for blood poison c <
traded at medical college at a direction ; will I
was a medical student I am grateful to eay thai
K TO mo a tpoedy and thorough euro alter my i
roota had spent Imnd'cda of dollari for treatment
AuaugRisWiccoit , , M D. Newark , N. J
My wlfo from early plrlhood has hecn suflert
from rheumatism She 1ms tried many rcmodl
and I mint frankly sty hag derived more bom
from Hwltt's Specie than from all the other ? , all
long Mid faithful trial.
Ilriv. JAS. I , , PixitcK , Oxtcrd , Oa
Swllt'a Specific Is entirely \ cectablo. Tteatlao
lood and Skin Discuses mailed free.
ThoSwiirSrxciFioCa , Drawer S , Atlinta aa , ,
160 W. SSd St. . N. Y.
C17 St. Chnrlos St. , St. Lonls , Mo.
A regular graduate oCl o Medical Ctillrtn , ls been lour
agnEed In Ibi ipcOMtrotmcutor O Ht > mc , NIITOU , B >
fled BLOOD Piiti.tttbaD tor other rbfilclan In Bt. Ix > ol
u elt7 p p ri riow and Hold rrildnmkDow.
Ncrvoua Prostration , Debility. McnUI ( w
Physical Weakness i Mercurial nnd otner Mr <
lions ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poltt-r n
Old Sores and Ulcers , ro trcitrd llh tmririille'
IUCCCM , on Itlcit trlrDtlue vrlnclMci. Ht'flt , rrltittlj.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excesj
Exposure or Indulgence , nhich rroJnco iom or 11
follonlnj effceUI BcrvouincM , dtlllitf , dlmnfi of ilil
nd dereellre ni n < > ry. HmplM on the fnre , pnj.lc&I do ;
rerilon to the icclcl j of females , conroilii orileaiete
risnaorlnir Marrlnco Improper or unhappy.
" , ' ' llJ "rc4 , rimiphletdt nscijcutlio tove. :
Kra"l 'c < l enrelopc , free lo .nj d.lriM. Con > ult tlon t
tcoorlijmallfrcc.iinJIUTlitJ. Wrlto torqucitloni.
A Positive Written Guarantee
Ktv iln llcnr ooesie ! . JlrJIclntjuent ercrywhere.
famhleli , BnpllBh or Qcrman , 04 pocei. tie
above dlieaseB , In znalo or female ,
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
OpBgo. flDepl H . Illuitntwl ta eloth nd tilt kl
c.niotiey.rpojUgs : i m ? , ixr | coteri. 5j . Ib | l
loutalci ll too curloni , douHrul or ICQCMtltn v > : t
Unon. A book ar rwit luv t . til. Uj : U , lotta
ui curtly tiic Qf-tiOD"rcFTx
ulo the LIVER ami KIDNEYS ,
ami ItKsroitK TUB HEAZ/TU
HncJ VIGOR of YOUTH Dyin
\ ) ns'.t. Want nfApnellto , Jo.
llBi'Sllon , I ac * 01 btrciijrtl. .
inil'l If.- 'Jnxab ' uliilcl/
cured. Hun s uiuccli'satiu
neivusrcLjlvuiibWlurco
the iiiliul and
. . pe'ujllur ro their eii w.l
i nil InBK. -BlTJIfOIKON ! TONZO n nifu line
M'cdy cure. < ilvcoielc.n , licailJ.v coinjili'ilon ,
} rciuent ) ktifuintr cl c"1 Tt 'lit. ' imlyuili.
> thupop laillj oriht'OiU'lml. Jo aot expei *
JPIlt in-llllvOIIIUIVAI.ANII Itl'ST.
icnd joni iiclJrcrnlo'J'h'i lr. Hnrtnr JTml Oo. %
t. Ixjuis. Mo. , lor our "DKEAM I1OOS. " If
BEWARD $50
IF YOU I IND TUB EQUAL OF
i fjRiLLARD'S
'LU ' Q TOBA CCO. "The Dlmf Cuu1" - ,
JlTifc" f l-AR9E " < ! a COOP eT-TTWiy. *
'Irtri & Olcklo , 00 & 08 WibaiS Aici. , Ctlaaffs ,
Ihls brand i a happy combination of line , younc
lap ted , burly IODB Illlor , with a
DELICIOUS FLAVOR
id It Just msets the taste of a largo nuinbct ol
lowers.
Orders for "Plowehnto" are comlnR In r pldli
om all patts of the country , demonstrating how
ilckly the great army of chowcrs 8triko a good
mblnatlonof Tob&cco , both PS to quality and
lantlty. Messrs Loilllard& Co , have exercised no
tlo time and labot In endeavoring to reach theme
: mo of Perfection la Plowshare , aid seem to lu\o
no It. Besides the TKX CBST CVTH ol Plowshare are
hlch Is a point not to ho overlooked by doalcrn
10 will llnd it to their interest to order bomo and
iO tbclr customers an opportunity to try it.
sk Your Dealer for Plowshare
Deiilfira supplied by
ronewec & Sctoentgen , Council Bluffs.
itetroy < t Mooro. " "
ICirscUt&Co. " "
ewart Urop. ' "
ixton & Gallagher , Omaha.
cCord , Jinvdy & Uu , Omaha.
J'CT ealo in Omaha by
, Ylnglintr , 518 S 13thStreot.
snry Ditzen , 001 S 13th St.
simrccl&Co. , 002813th St.
10 CarlBinn,101C Varnam St.
mfman Bros. , 207 S Ifith St.
mfman liroa , 1009 Farnotn St.
ank Arnold & Co. , 1418 Parnam St.
ifrust Plotz & Co , 1G09 Douglas St.
10. Heimrod. OlSNlfithSt.
rgon & Smiley , N , W. Cor. 10th and Cum.
ngSta.
in Green Brou. , N. W. Cor. Division and
jtimlnR Sts.
SUvena 913 N. 21 tSt.
VeakNervoiisMen
ok Ing prrfort restoration to licnllli , full
uiilioocl and voiuul vlutlr ivlthout
oiniitli IruKl ( ? i should send forTrca-
0 on the Man i cm Holm. Voune men and
icru who Buffer from iitrvoiiHtnd pliynl-
1 ilc'ljllKy. xiuiut | il vltallly , i > re-
uliiro ( Incline , Varlrnrolr. Ar , , ro
lecwlly bcnonted bycontultlng III contcnti ,
scaaoaof the J'ro ln ( ( ilniiil , Kliliii > yn
Ml Jiluildcr cffectunlly cured I'udorsed
thoutiandi who have been cured. Adopted
HoipltaU and by I'liyslcUua In Turopu and
icrlca. Sealed Trratliofreo Addreia
4ARSTON REMEDY CO or D . H , TRE8RW.
40 West 14th St. , Now York.
St , Charles Hotel ,
TOEET , BET Ttb and 8th , . . LINCOLN , NEB ,
Mrs. Kato Coakly , Pioprletoieu ,
wly and elegantly furnished. Good Mmple
ng on firat floor.
rTerrastl.M tp 2 pel d y. Spcdat ratei glvet
abeti cl the legluUtuie. Dorlo-1 m.mii
r. jp. PECK & co.
( Sucoowors to Peck , Kern d Bltley.
-UEl'UESENTINO
ORSE , ROSE & CO.
01' OH 10 AGO ,
private wlredl/ectto the CM.
a Board of Trade , we are prepared to execute or
Biorrptly. We take a full market report. Couu
1 < a 'n ' ipecUlty. llclercncei. United Btatei
ona IBink. T l plione 219. N ff. corner 18tb
A
Tha rom rk blo growth of 'OmrJia
during the last ( OTT yo r IB a mattcj o !
great MtonlBhmont to thono who pay an
ocoMJonal vUlt to this growing oltr. The
development of the Ston.V Yards the
necessity of the Bolt Lluo Iload the
finely paved Btroota the hnndroda of now
rosldonoos and costly business blooki ,
with the population of our city raoro than
doubled In the last five years. All thin
la a neat surprise to visitors and U the
admiration of our cltlionB. ThU raplfi
grotrth , the business activity , and the
many substantial Improvomont4 mtdo B
lively demand for Omaha real estate , nfl < \
every Invoatoi hoa made a handsome
profit.
Slnoo the Wall Street panla May ,
with the subsequent cry of hard tltaoi ,
there haa boon lesa demand from ispocul * *
tors , but a fair demand from Invoatoio
Booking homos. This latter clacu art
taking advantage of low prlcoa In buildIng -
Ing material and are securing tholr homoa
at mnoh lesa cost than will bo possible B
yoai hence. Spooulutors , too , can bay
real est * B ohoapor now and ought to take
odvant' o of present prlcoa for fntnio
pro ta.
The next few yanro promise * grcatoi
dsvolopmonta In Omaha than the past
fivi yean , which have boon BS good ae
we conld reasonably desire. Now man
ufacturing establishments and largo job
bing houses are added almost weekly , &nd
ell add to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through *
but the Btato. who have tholr money In
the banks drawing a nominal rate of In
terest , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real obtato , would bring them
much greater returns. Wo h&va many
bargains which we 'ore confident wIU
bring the purchase * large pxofiU In the
near future.
"We have for sale .the finest reni-
donce property in the north uad
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lots at reasonable -
able prices on Sherman nveuue.l 7th ,
18th , 19th and 20th streets.
West on Farnam , Davenport ,
Juming , and all the eadmg streets
n that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Cnlifor-
lia and Davenport streets haa made
iccessible some of the finest and
iheapest residence property in the
; ity , and with the building of the
treet car line out Faruam , the pro
lerty m the western part of the city
fill increase in valiif
We also have the agenry for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper-
y in the south part of the city. The
evelopmeiits made in this section
y the Stock Yards Company and !
lie railroads will certainly doubla
ie once in n short timo.
We also have some line business
> ts and Bomo elegant inside
3nceF for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find ! f-
i me good
BROKERS.
13 South Hth
Jot .roon Fornham and Douglae.
P. B. We oak those who hate
operty for Bale at a bargain to fjito
a callWe -want only hargaina
O'-will positively not handle prop
; y at more than its real value.