Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-THURSDAY APRIL 23 , 1885
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riymptonu. H does not hart the teeth. "
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hate preMrilmd Itrown'n Iron Imton In cawM o
an/pmla / and blood dlsaamjii , also when fi tonla wa
noodnd , and it hat prored thoronchly tatlafactory. '
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Crconhouso , Bedding Plants ,
Roses , Flowering Shrubbery ,
Evergreens , Small Fruits , Etc <
"rtrui with every order.
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CONSUMPTION ,
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STEWART'S ' BODY SAFE ,
The Story of a Brooklyn Preacher ,
Ilov. Charles n. mil's ItoMonn for
IJollovlnfT ttint the ItomnlnB ot
Now York'a Merchant Prlnoo
Ilnvo Never Bcon Dtiturbccl
Iho Story Started by
Judge Hilton ,
tfew Yotk Ilerald.
Rov. Dr. Charles H. 1IUI , rooter o (
o church of the Holy Trinity , of
Brooklyn , officiated at the Stewart Mom-
trial Cathedral , at Garden Olty. On hi a
cturn homo the reverend gentleman 01-
, irctaed the opinion that the body of A.
T. Stewart is in the crypt of the cathe
dral. Furthermore , ho advanced the
mnrvolous theory that the body had
icvorbocn stolon. Notwithstanding the
'act that Judge Hilton haa paid tons If
not hundreds of thousand of dollars to
detectives for searching for the body.
Dr. Dall believes there never woo any
thing ; to find. When it was first an
nounced that Stewait's body hod been
stolen Mrs. Stewart wns reported as
having taid that the Oatden Olty Cathe
dral would not bo built until her hus
band's ' remains were recovered. The
edifice hai been completed and hand
somely endowed. It has oho frequently
been stated that Judge Hilton paid $50-
000 to the grave robboro for restoring the
body. Dr. Hall believes that the whole
story of the robbery was miuufao-
turod. When naked what motive canlc
have nctuattd Judge Hilton or Mrs.
Stewart to make such an announcement ,
ho mid : "Thoro was every reason for its
fabrication. Judge Hilton was constant
ly annryed by the receipt of anonymous
letters Informing him that the body waste
to bo stolen ; No guard could bo placol
upon the body that would not bo bribed ,
and in order to defend the body the etori
of its having been stolen had to bo. fabri
oated. Look at all the reports In the pa
pers at that time. You will find that the
story Is told with too much attention to
details , while the question , How did the
robbers make ofl with the body ? is al
most entirely lost sight of. No , sir , the
supposed robbery was never committed
and some day , and at no distant ono
either , yon will learn the whole story o
the supposed robbery. I bollovo firml ;
that the body of A. T. Stowatt is now in
the crypt at tbo Cathedral of the Incarna
tlon at Garden City. "
"How do yon account for the fact tha
the grave was found to have been dis
turbed , and the discovery of the trai
over which it was thought the body hac
been dragged ? "
"That Is what I rafor to when I saj
that 'tbo story is told without too much
attention to detail , ' " said Dr. Hall. "I
all had the appearance of being planned
There was no doubt in my mind tbat th
very fact that so nice and ingenious :
story was told betrays its weakness am
place ] the stamp of falsity on it. "
"But Judge Hilton expended $100,00 (
or $200,000 In searching for the body ? '
suggested the reporter.
"Did ho ? " interrupted the clergyman
"Hai It not also boon denied that he ovc
paid such largo sums for such an object
Ho may have expended a fortune , bu
that does not break down the theory. I
might have been necesiary to oarry ou
the original plan and prevent roboery
If the body bad been stolen why did no
the detectives keep up the search ? \Vh ;
was there not a more sustained effort ti
find it and gain the reward ? "
'Mrs. Stewart is said to have pale
$50,000 for the the return of the body. '
"Is that anything but a rumor ? Jndg
Hilton and Mrs , Stewart have never ao
knowlodgod it. The report has never
been substantiated , so far as I have hoird
No , I think It is all a myth. Some day
you will learn that the body lies in th
crypt in the Garden Olty cathedral.
SKIN DISEASES CURED.
By EC. Frazlor'a Magic Ointment , Ouros
If by mngis : Pimples , Black Heads or Grub
Blotchoa and Eruptions on the face , leavint
the akin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch
Salt Rheum , Sere NIpplea , Sere Lips and old
Obatinato Ulcers Sold by druggists , o
moiled an receipt price. CO cents. Sold by
Kuhn & Co. and 0. F. Goodman.
NO FIJA.T.IKON3 IN CHINA.
How tbo Chinamen Took to the
JjKiinilry
New York Herald.
Many people believe that the avoragi
Chinaman of Now York comes eve :
fiom the Flowery kingdom on adop
lanndrymnn. Nothing la moro opposei
io the truth. In China there are nc
cuffs , collars cr shlrt-boeoma whatever
Ironing is an unknown art. Blcechlof
la effeotod by leaving the cotton , linen
or ellk in the sunshlno. A fiat-iron
therefore , is in China a rara avis. Ai
washing Is a purely physical labor , in
volving no Intelligence whatever , th (
social status of a lauudryman In the mid
die kingdom Is the lowest poesiblo. Hi
piy thera averages about 10 cents a day
In tha United States this condition o
afi'ilrs Is reversed ; laundry work is a Cm
art , and the pay seldom falls below $1 !
a week. Tha origin of the Chinee
laundry In America Is qul
odd. When gold wai dhcoverec
in Californis the news spread all over th
world , and in duo time reached China
As told by gossips and as published In thi
newspapers and magazines of that land
there was far across tbo ocean a country
In which the mountains were Eolid gold'
and in which the poorest laborer conic
easily earn twenty taels ( $28) ) a day. Thi
news to a populace whoso daily tel
brought in from eignt to thirty cents .
day was a revelation. All who could be |
or borrow tbo necessary cash sot mil fo
the Golden Gate. Upon this came th.
contracts from the
railroad builders o
the west. They could not obtain Ameri
can laborers for loss than $0 a day , bu
they could bring over unlimited nnmbe
of Ohlnoao for almost any price , llongo
Hans have been imported from Honi
Kong and Canton time and again for $1 :
a month and board. This movement cul
minated in the building of the Union am
Central Pacific. These employed ore
10,000 Chinamen. For several year ,
mining and railroad construction gave
employment to the multitude o
Mongol irho flocked to thoio shores.
They all did well and their letters to
their homes , and more especially their
continual remittances , served to incroue
the deiiro to emigrate to the Uultec
States. Then came a sudden change.
Mines and mining became unpopular ,
nd to a certain extent unprofitable ,
R&ilro&d construction dropped off 75 pei
cent. As a result tens of thousands ol
Chinese wore thrown out of employment ,
In a strange land , confronted by a lan
guage and customs whose genius was di
ametrically opposed to their own , they
were without warning thrown on their
own resources. Many adapted them *
selves to their now surroundings , and
became cooks , nurses , domestics , etroel
sweepers and expressmen , The major
.y , however , became launprymon. Wah
jung , ot Ban Francisco , noticed In 1852
bat all Americans who had money were
white starched linen and paid enormous
irlcos to washerwomen for washing and
roning. Ho opened up a laundry In
consequence , and by charging lower
> rices than his competitors succeeded in
mlldlng an a largo and remunertalvo
inslnosB , His friends and relatives loon
ollowod his extmplo jand enjoyed a slm-
lar success.
STOP THAT COUGH
} y uilng l > r. Vratier'a Throat and knnir Bal.
am the only cure euro for Coughs , Colds ,
loarionoss and Sere Throat , and nil diseases
of the throat and longs. Do not neglect n
cough. It may prove fatal. Scores and
mudreds of natoful people owe their lives to
Jr. Frnzier t Throat and Lunp Balsam , and
no family will over bo without It after once
ising it , and discovering ita marvelous power ,
it is put up in largo family bottles and solder
or the small price of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Kuhn & 0 . and 0. K. Goodman.
An Ostrlob With a , Wooden
iVnnbelm ( Gal ) Gazette.
Some time ago the rare and ludicrous
sight of an ostrich with a wooden leg
night have been soon at the ostrich farm.
The ostriches first hatched were dofiol
ont In bono structure , a fact which is at
trlbntod to the deficiency of a certain
clement in the food of the parent bird ,
n deficiency which has now boon sup
piled. The bones of the logs in these
jroung chicks were very soft and break
iblo , and much of the mortality among
them was duo to broken legs. As an ex
periment. Supt. Skotchloy who Is an
Al. D. amputated the leg of ono of the
birds which had broken accldoutly below
the knee , and strapped on a wooden leg ,
upon which the bird strutted around foi
some time. Thcso who have aeon the
ungainly and mincing gait of the ostrich
when equipped with natural legs can im
agine what a peculiar stop ono of thorn
would have with an artificial limb. Un
fortunately , the bird thus singularly
equipped broke his log above the knooanc
died.
YOUNGMENI-KEAD THIS.
THE VOLTAIO BELT Co. , of Marshall , Mich.
offer to send their celebrated ELEOTBO-VOL
TAIO BELT and other ELECTIUO APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days , to men ( young or old
afflicted with nervous debility , loss of vitality
and manhood , and all kindred troubles. Alsi
for rheumatism , neuralgia , paralysis , am
many other diseases. Complete restoration tc
health , vigor and manhood guaranteed. N
risk is incurred as thirty days trial IB allowed
Write them at once for illustrated pamphle
free.
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Bora for tbo Service ,
Washington Hatchet.
Civil sorvioo examining rooms :
Examiner ( looking over John Smith *
papers ) this man has made a bad hotel
of this mathematical question.
Principal Examintir What is thi
question ?
Examiner ( reading ) If I ewe William
Jones $05 , and promise to pay him
per month , how much will I ewe him a
the end of a year ?
Prln. Er. Well , what did ho anawor
Ex. Ho has it § 05.
Prln. Ex. That man is a natural born
government clerk ; already has the !
traits. Mark him 100.
A CARD. To all who are suffering from crroi
and Indigestions of youth , nervous weakness earl
decay , loss of manhood , eta I will send a r ecclp
that will euro you FHEG OF CHAHQE. Tills grca
remedy was discovered by a mlislonaita SDU
America. Send scH-addresaod envelop ! ) Rav" . J
8BPU T. INHAN Station "D " Now Vork
Criticising Critics.
Washington Hatchet.
Don't s y "cawn't" for can't. It don1
sound nice. [ Montezuma ( Ga. ) Record.
And don't ' " ' " '
you say "don't" for doesn't
It Isn't good grammar. [ Chicago Even
ing Journal. ] And don't you. Mr. Critic
talk about "good grammar. " The sentence
tonco is either grammatical or nngram
matlcal. Grammar is neither "good" o
bad. [ Jacksonville (111. ( ) Journal.
"Neither good or bad" Is neither gooc
nor bad grammar , Mr. Critic of Critics
It Is just no grammar at all. [ Chicag
Journal.
Now yon'vo did It , ain't yon ?
Tbo World. Renowned Notre Dame
The Sisters of the most noted Catholl
ladies seminary in the United States , thi
famous Notre Dame , at Govanstown
near Baltimore , , Md. , on the 30th of las
January , made public a card , certifying
to the beneficial results attending the use
of lied Star Cough Cure in tbat Institu
tion. They state that they found it effi
cacious alike for relieving coughs , op
preseions on the cheat and irritations o
iho throat. The Board of Health endorses
dorses it.
A Good 11 * BII Gene Wronir ,
Traveler's Magazine.
A preacher in southern M'siouri. ' ofte
Bonding his hat cround among th
brethren and vainly urgiug them to con
tribute , clasped bis hands , raised his eye ;
and eald ;
"Lord , this ia the toughest crowd L
have over found. I have preached in
the Black Jack neighborhood and havi
rlpdon the Ilcd Ifanga c'rcnit ' , but thli
congregation occupies a place a llttli
farther removed from the giving pou
than any people I ever EOW. Amen. "
Then turning to the sexton ho eald.
"I've got two gallons of old whisky
stored away not far from hero. As .
dou't ' use lipnor myself , I am going to
give it to some worthy man. Carry the
hat around once more. "
The hat came back full of sliver
The preacher wont into the woods to
look for the whisky. Up to a few hours
ago ho had not returned.
JFrora the Hoverend Clorpy ,
Amone the many ministers of the gos
pel , who have boon helped by Brown's
Iron Bitters , the Rev. E. A. Spring
Corydon , Iowa , rays : "I used it fo :
general ill-health and found it a groa
help. " Rev. JOB. McOarty , Fort Stev
enson , Dakota , says , "It cured mo o
severe dyspepsia and Increased my weigh
tnonty-fiva pounds. " The Kov. Mr
Ofley , Now Bern , N. 0 , toys ho has
taken It and considers It ono of the bos
medicines known. The Rev. Mr. Whitney
noy , Hlngham , WlB. , says , "After a
long sickness from lung fever , I nsec
Brown's Iron Blttors and gsincc
strength. " So throughout the states
with hundreds and hundreds of other
clergymen.
A Lively lilazo.
PHILADELPHIA , April 22. Fire early this
morning destroyed the Pullman Falace Car
company's shops , used for repairing cart , one
a large irarno building belonging to the Poan
sylvania railway , Low , 8160,000 ; Insured.
Private OholccH ,
COLUUDCS , 0. , April 22. The legislature
has passed an act requiring all executions In
Ohio to take place within the walls of the
penitentiary ,
A man attacked with Brlgbt's Disease ,
or any kidney disease , don't want fine
words , but its conqueror , Hunt's [ Kid
ney and Liver ] Remedy.
Wo must tell of the great specific-
Hunt's [ Kidney and Liver ] Remedy , It
noTor falls to euro Dlabotls , Dropsy ,
Brlght'a Disease , &o.
MITCHEliU AND BUUICE.
Iho Kngllshninn Comes Uoro to Talk
Fight to the Irish liatl. V
ihlwgo llerald , April 21.
Stepping briskly up to the desk at the
Sherman house yesterday morning , a
athor tall , woll-bullt young follow picked
up a pen and dashed off , " 0. Mitchell ,
jondon , Eng. " There was nothing about
hat boyish-looking fellow except hla
> road , square shoulders , to mark him a
fighter , but It was none other than the
well-known Charlie .Mitchell , whoso feats
the have made
n twontj-four-foot-rlng
lim such an excellent reputation. Mitch-
ill Is a fmo looking follow about twenty-
oven or twenty-eight years old , though
10 lurdly looks twenty-dye. Ho stands
ivo feet eight and a half inches high , and
n condition weighs 1G8 to ICO pounds ,
although ho now scale's about 173 or 174
icunds , Ho is quite English In
lis dross , wearing a rough cheviot
coat with light chocked trousers ,
a bark brown Derby bat and English
walking shoos , aud ho cirrloo i silver
loaded walking stick. For comfort in
raveling ho word a whlto Jilnnnol bicycle
shirt , with a check cravaut on which
{ listened a largo horseshoe sot with dia
monds. Whenever ho talks ho laughs.
Do doesn't show any tears cf his battles.
Bis smooth-shaven Leo is unmarked , his
oars are small aud not disfigured , and bin
liands if anything smaller _ than those of
most men of his sizo. It is only at r
second glance that his strength is noticed
His shoulders are unusually square and
well knit , his nock IB firmly BOC , and his
hoia is small and well shaped. His logs
are sturdy and sinewy , and , taking all in
all , ho is about OB well built a mm as can
bo found. Mitchell is now on hla way
put to California , where bo will moot
Mlko Cloary , Mlko Dounhoo , and any
others who want ] to have a
go at him. After spending five
or six weeks there ho will ro
tnrn to the east , stopping at this city on
his way back. Ho laid over hero yeater
dcy to discuss the prospects of arranging
a match between himself and Jack Burke
the Irish lad. "Do you think It will b
made ? " the Herald reporter asked , as
"Parson" Davles , Jack Burke , Tom
Chandler , Charles Hoff , a Now York
friend of Mitchell ; Arthur G. Olampett
a champion swimmer , who Is accompany
Ing Mitchell to California ; "Nobby1
Clark , and several others.
"I don't know yet , " was Mitchell's
answer. "Wo'vo been negotiating , bu
they haven't offered mo a chance to maki
enough to suit mo. It's merely a matte :
of dollars and cents , you know. I'vi
won a reputation ; I don't have to figh
for that , and 1 won't fight for nothing. '
Turning to Burke the scribe askoi
him the same question. "Yes , I think
there'll bo a match , " was his reply , and
"Parson" Davies , too , said that a match
would probably be made , although 1
would not come oft for Severn
weeks.
i"Ii that report true that you and
Fryer are to fight to a finish with bar
knuckles near Butte City within thro
weeks ? " was the next query the Investi
gator fired at him.
. --"Nn , " ho answered ; "Fryer won' '
fight. He's no fighter. I'll bat $1,000
that Arthur Chambers won't back him to
fight to a finish. What Chambers wants
ate four-round contests. People an
getting moro sensible now , " ho addoi
with a laugh. "They mod to bo brutes
They wanted to fight with bare
knuckles ; now they're glad enough ti
put on gloves. "
"What do you think of Sullivan ?
some ono broke in.
"In a four round match"he answered
"I think Sullivan can down the world
but I found § 1,250 of my own money tc
fight him to a finish , and I'm willing t
do it again any time. "
"Da yon think there's any ouo In th
world can whip him ? "
"I do. "
"Who ? "
"I'm too modest to name him , " sail
Mitchell.
"I hear Sullivan Is head over heels In
debt , " volunteered ono" of the parly
"They say he's worth $30,000 , but
know better. Ho owes $10,000 or § 15,00
moro than ho can pay , and it's all his own
fault , too. He's made any amount o"
money , but his drunken debauches coa
him thousands of dollars. "
"Aro you goiue to see the fight between
twoen Sullivan and Ryan ? " inquired thi
Herald man.
"Not by a large majority , ho Jangbed
"it won't bo Interesting enough. Itwil
be too short. I wanted a go at tha
diamond belt myself and was rondy witl
the money , but they said no , Ryan muet
have the first chanco. What's Ryan over
done ? I proposed to fight Ryan and lei
winner face Sullivan. Personally ant
socially Ryan's as good a follow an ever
lived , but us a fighter that's auotnci
matter. I'll lay a thousand his truss wll
ellp when ho gota in front of Sullivan. "
"Yos , I'm going to fight Olcary , " ho
rpplied to a question. "Ho haa a greal
right , and he's clover , too cleverer than
people give him credit for but there's
such a thing as distance. He's knocked
out moro men than Stllivan , and I think
hotter of him than I do of Sullivan.
McCailray ? Ho can't spar anyone.
AH the boys in Philadelphia want to spai
him , When the boyseoe a pie they wan !
to eat it. He got all his reputation
through Billy O'Brien working the Phil
adelphia newspapers. "
"Do you know where Sullivan got his
reputation ? " the "Parson" asked , and
then ho answered hla own question :
"Mlko McDonald gave it to him , When
Sullivan was out hero a few months be-
fora ho fought Ry n , ho hadn't a dollar
in his pocket , but he couldn't get anyone
to back him , and I told Mike ho was a
good one , so Mlko gave me a thousand to
nuke a match for 95,000. Our negotia
tions fell through , bat tbo advcmiing
Sullivan got then boomed him so that a
few months later ho bad but little trouble
in getting the 82,500 they fought for.
But It was Mlko McDonald who first put
John L. Sullivan to the front. "
' What sort of a fighter is that Toronto
nun Scholes ? ' was asked.
"He's a big , strong follow , and very
clover. The man who goes over there
thlnglng he's going to have a soit mark
will get badly left. Kilralu is a splendid
boxer , but no fighter. "
Arthur G. Clarapott , who tccompanles
Mitchell , Is the champion swimmer of
England.and Ireland , and ] s going to Cal
Ifornla In the Interests of Captain Boy.
ton's rubber suit. At California ho swims
Captain Dairy for the championship of
the world. Lie has testimonial from
the Royal Humane society and the soci
ety's gold medal lor saving numerous
lives. Tbo twain left 'for San Francisco
last night ,
Bill Nye on the Slurb ,
Bill Nye In Boston Globe ,
There ii much in the great field of
astronomy that' Is discouraging to the
s&vant who hain't the time nor meaua to
rummage around through the heavens.
At times I am almost hopeless , and feel
Ike saying to the great , yearnful , hungry
world , "Grope on forever. Do not ask
mo for another scientific fact. Find It
out yourself , hunt up your now-laid
planets , arid lot mo have a rest. Never
ak mo again to alt up all night and take
are of a now born world , while you Ho
n bed and rock not. "
I got no salary for examining the
raokloss void night after night when I
tight to bs In bod. I sacrifice my health
n order that the public may know at
inco of the presence of a red-hot comet
resh from the factory * And yet , what
banks do I got ?
IB It surprising that every little while
contemplate withdrawing from scion-
Ifio research to go and skin an olght-
iiulo team down through the dim vista
f relentless years ?
Then , again , you take a certain style
f star , which you learn from Prof.
Simon Nowcomb , Is at such a distance
hat It takes 50,000 years for its light to
each Boston. Now , wo will suppose
hat , after looking ever the largo stock of
now aud second-hand stars , and alter ox-
tmlulug the spring catalogue and price-
1st , I decide that ono of the smaller size
will do me , and I buy It. Hotr do I
enow It was there when I bought it ) Its
cold and silent rays may have caasod
10,000 years before I was born , and the
ntelligonco ba still on the way. Thcro
s too much margin between silo and
delivery. Every now and then an
other nitronomor oomos to mo and
says : "Professor , I have discov
ered another now alar , and intend
, o file It. Found it last night about a
mile and a half south of the zenith ,
running loose. Haven't heard of any-
Dody who has lost a star of the fifteenth
magnitude , about thirteen hands high ,
with light mane and tall , have you ? "
Now , how do I know that ho has discov
ered a brand-now otar ? How can I dis
cs ver whether bo ia or Is not playing an
old , thread-biro star on mo for a now
ono.
ono.Wo are told that there has boon no
perceptible growth or decay in the star
business since man began to roam arount
through space , in his mind , and make
figures on the barn-door with rod chalk
showing the celestial time-table.
No eorloun accidents have occurred In
the starry heavens since I began to ob
Borvo and study their habits. Not a star
has waxed , not a star has waned , to m ;
knowledge. Not a planet has Boaaon
cracked or shown any of the injuriou
effects of our rigorous climate
Not a star has ripened prema
turely or fallen off the trees. The
varnish on the very oldest stars I
find , on close and critical oxnminailon , to
bo in aplondid oonditlon. They will all
no doubt , wear as long as wo need them
and wiuk on long after wo have ceased to
wink back.
In 1876 there appeared suddenly In
the Northern Crown a star cf about the
third magnitude , aud worth at least § 250
It was generally conceded by aatrono
mora that this was a brand new star tha1
had never been used ; but , upon consult
ing Argelandsr's star catalogue and price
list It was found that this was not a now
star at all , but an old , faded out star o
the ninth magaltudo , with the fronl
breadths turned wrong sldo ont am
trimmed with moonlight along the scenes
After a few daya of phenomenal bright
ness it gently ceased to draw a salary as i
star of the third magnitude , and walked
homo with an "Undo Tom's Cabin" com
pany.
It is such things aa this that makes the
life of the astronomer one of conitan
and discouraging toil. I have long contemplated
tomplated , as I say , the advisability o
retiring from this field of science one
allowing others to light the northern
lights , skim the milky way , and do othe
celestial chores. I would do it myael.
cheerfully if my health would permit
but for yeara 1 have raallzsd , and so ha
my wife , that my duties as an astronomo
kept me up too much at night ; and my
wife is certainly right about it when she
soys , if 1 insist on scanning the heavens
night after night , cnmlng homo late wltl
the cork ont of my telescope , and nr
eyes red and swollen with these exhaust
ting vigils , I will bo cut down In m ]
prime. So I am liable to abandon th
great labor to which I had intended t
devote my life , my dazzling genius and
my princely income. I hope that othe
savants will spare mo the pain of another
refusal , for my mind ia fully rnado up
that , unless another sklmmist IB at once
secured , the milky way will henceforth
remain nnekum.
Ncro ami African ,
It is a coQiinon mistake , says the At
lanta Constitution , to regard the term
urgro as synonymous with African. Tbo
word negro does not denote a nation , bul
and Ideal typo constituted by the assem
blage of certain physical characteristics
exemplified in the natives of certain portions
tions of Africa and tbeir descendants in
America and the West Indians. In Afri
ca the area occupied by the genuine
negro , men with black skin , thick lip ,
depressed nose , and woollj hairia exceed
ingly email compared with the remainder
of tbo continent. Aa a i nlo tha prevalent
color in Africa Is that of the Arab , the
Indian , and the Australian. The true
! it'gra dUtricti are the Senegal , the Gam
bia , the Nig. . r , and the Intorindiato
rivers of the coast , parts of Sadaula ,
Sennaar , Kardofan , and Dnrfur , People
nho are certainly not negroes Inhabit the
whole coast of the Mediterranean , the
desert , the Kafir , and Hottentot areas
south of the line , Abyssinia , and tbo mid
die and lower Nile. This does not leave
mtch territory for the typical negro. It
a generally admitted that the negro in-
: elloctiainferlor not only to the European ,
Dut to that of the llghtor-hued African
tribes , but it Is superior to hat of the
Australian. Bushmen , and Esquimaux.
That the active influences of freedom and
civilization will materially advance the
status of this peculiar race is a hope in
dulged in by philanthropists and states
men. Time Is the very essence of this
jreat problem
When B by WM tick , we gave lier CutorU ,
Wlen ilia WM a Child , ike cried for Coatorl * ,
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This brand ia a happy combination cf line , young
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DELICIOUS FLAVOR
and It just mccta tbo taste of a largo number o
chewera.
Orders lor "Plowebaro" are coning In rapldl.
from all parts of the country , demonstrating ho\
quickly the great army of chewers etrllo n goo ,
combination of Tobacco , both as to quality am
quantity. Messrs LoilllardJc Co. have exercised ni
llttlo time and labor In endeavoring to reach tbi
Actuo of Porlectlou In Plowshare , aid Boom tohavi
donolt. Besides tbo TKS cx.NT curs ol Plowthare an
Which Is a point not to ho orcrlookod by dealers
nho will flnd It to their Interest to order tome ant
give their customcra an opportunity to try it.
Ask Your Dealer for Plowshare
Dealers supplied by
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I'crocoy & Mooro. " "
L. ICirscht & Co , " "
Stewart JJron. " "
1'axton & Gallnghor , Omaha.
McCord , Brady & Co. , Omaha.
Fur ealo in Omaha by
H. YlDcllnsr , 518 S ISthStroot ,
Henry Ditzon , C01 S 13th St.
Heimrod & Co. , 002 S 13th St.
Gee Cnrlsmn.1015 Fornam St.
Kaufman Bros. , 207 S IDth St.
Kaufman Bros , 100'J Farnom St ,
Frauk Arnold & Co. . 1118 Farnam St ,
August Tlotz & Co . 1509 Douglas St.
( Joo. Hcimrod , 013 N Kith St.
Bergen & Smiley , N. W. Cor. ICth nnd Cum
ingSta ,
Van Green Bros. , N , W. Cor. Division nnd
Cnmiiifr Sts.
K. Stevens 013 N. 21 t St.
.1. ] f. Spctmnn. Cor. Douglas and 12th St.
Geo. Anderson , 318 S. 10th St.
Cliarho Yinp , 712 B. 10th St.
Mrc. G M. Lawley , 800 S. 10th St.
II. Manfelt , S. W. Cor. 13th nnd Howard.
Will pnflfy Iho aH3OO'TCin >
late the LIVCRaml KIDNEV8 ,
and IIEHTOIIU Tim HKAiTll
nU VIOOIl ot YODT1L I/ ! *
.lepslH. . Want of Apjicllie , In-
dlia'stlon , I.avk of hlrcnfrth
Brrirc'ili , ] nlifGlutel'
cured. _ . _
ii-rviik receive ntwforce.
inllvuii3 ; Iho mind Alia
, . uphllca Uralu I'uwer ,
m a
a lBT ) * H t ? Vu SnRcrlnKlrorn complaint !
i-MtU UKtVi ) iioculliirto Ihflrarxwll ]
ted in DILI : f tririiu-HiiioN xomo o a ( nod
> H'ed ) cure. Klln-saclear , lieal'liy completion.
> tbe popularity nl the original" Do not expert ,
jent 'iret thu OltldlNAr ANU IIKST.
aadro VtoTbBlr. ) Hart rMi > , l Oo.H
Wo. , ( or our"DKEAM J1OOK. "
H. K. BtJREET ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER ,
J1JN. Wh Btre t , OilAU
Manhood
ItcuEurKurK. ATiotlmof routblullmiirnd *
Mudoff Prtmatur * Dtcar , N noui Ptbilltr. I
Manbooo , A . , barlne tritd In rain eifrj known
rmdTtcrdl > ooririid a ilnpU m > ani of nl-our ,
blob Lt wii ? Mud VKKK tobii fellowufler rm.
Tha romnrkabla growth ol * OmthR
dndng the Inat 1W yo ro IB D ru ttoi cf
grofit aatonlnhmont to thoao who pay on
occasional vlalt to this gro-prlng oltf. The
development ol the Btor > Yftrde tht
nocoBsfty of the Bolt Una lload Uni
finely pared streets the hnudrodu of now
rosldonooa and oostlbnclnoaa blooka ,
with the population of onr city moro thnn
doubled In the lut five yonri. All this
ID a great anrprloe to vlsltorn end IB thi
admiration of onr cltlxonn. This rapid
growth , the business activity , und the
many anbatantlal Improvomonta mtvdo R
lively demand for Omaha roM oatato , and
every luvoatoi hm made n handaoas
profit.
'Slnao the Wall Street panlo May ,
rrlth the anbaonnont cry of hard time * ,
there haa been JOBS demand from spoonta *
torn , bat B fall demand from luvwtcn
seeking homos. Thla lattov class ar *
taking advantage of loir prices In build
ing material and are scouring their homes
at much lees ooet than Trill bo pocalblo n
year hence. Speculators , too , can buy
real eetaf a cheaper now and ought to take
ad van t < - e of present prloo fnr fntnra
pro t ? .
The nozt fovr yean promlnc * gieatai
divolopnionta In Omaha than the prut
Qv > yeara , which have boon an good aa
vro could reasonably doalre. Nivr met-
nfactnring ootabllshmonU nnd l-so ; Job
bing houses r.ro added almost weekly , and
all add to the prospurit ] ' of Omaha.
Thoru ara many hi Omaha and throogh *
but the Stnto , who have tbohr money In
the banks drawing a nominal rata of In
terest , Tvhloh , U judiciously Invested In
Omftha raal ektato , iroald bring them
much grohtor relume. Wo have man *
bargaino which > TO ao oonfidont nlll
bring the purchase ! largo profiti ID , tbo
near fntn > .
"Wn IIHVG for sale the ilnest renl-
donco property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North we have fine lota atreason-
able prices oa Sherman nvenue,17th ,
18th , 19th aud 20th otreota.
West on Farnntn , Davenport ,
Cuming , and all the eading etroeta
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has mnda
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in tha
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Farnam , the uro
perty m the western part of the city
will increase in valnn
We also have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this sectioa
by the Stock Yards Company ant !
the railroads will certainly double
the once in a short timn.
We also have some line
lots and some eleconfc inside
dencep for gale ,
Parties wishing id invest will Rvi
Scmfcb Mfcb St ,
Bet reou Farnham and Double * . .
P. S. Wo oak those who hfm
property for Bale at a bargain to prut :
us a call. We want only bnrRa'a ' *
We will positively not handle prop
erty at moro than its rnal valne.
t . * ,