Nebraska Newspapers

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Prosooato the Swindlers ,
If whou you call for llot ) Bitters ( see
green cluster of Hops on the white label )
the druggist hands out any stuff called 0.
D. Warner's German Hop Bitten or with
othnr "Hop" name , refuse It and shun
that druggist as you would a viper ; and if
ho IIM taken your money for the stuff ,
Indict him for the fraud , nnd sno him for
damages for the swindle , and TTO will re-
w id JBU liberally for the conviction.
"iHavTsuffered,1' '
With every dlseato Imaginable for the
last throe years. Our
Dtogglat , T. J. Anderson , recommend
ing
, 'Hop Bitters" to mo
I nsucl two bottles.
Am entirely cured and heartily recom
mend Hop Bitters to everyone.
J. D. Walker , Bucknor , Mo.
Counterfeiting Proves Superiority.
Although counterfeiting is ono of the
greatest crimes against the business of
any country , and in many cases
"Destructive to health and life ! "
"It proves beyond a doubt tho"
"Suporlorlty"
Of the article counterfeited ;
Aa no inferior article is over counter
feited.
Proof of this is to bo found in the great
number in
"Australia , England , France ,
"Germany , India , Belgium , Canada
and the U. S.
Of counterfoils of the great remedy.
"Hop Bitters , "
Whoso name and merits are so well
knotvn the world over that It is a
"Shining mark and favorite prey
"For Counterfeiters II I"
Beware of those that do not have a
green cluster of hops on the whlto label.
Prosecute the Swlndlorslll
If when you call for Hop Bitters ( see green
cluster of Hops on the whlto label ) t'to ding-
cist linudfl out any stun"called 0 , 1 > . Wnrner s
uonmn Hop Hitters or with other "Hop"
tmmo , refuse it auclnhun , that druggist as you
would a viper : nnd if ho lias taken your money
for the stuff , indict him for tha fraud nnd sue
him for damages for the swindle , and vro will
reward you liberally for the conviction *
, suaufMtond by DR. / O. B. SlZflCHT06033.
i , W. VmrriEliilUT , BOLB AQIUSj
31 ttttnttniimr v v.
In order to on rich
. the blood , and thus
impart fresh \lgot
J an enfeebled system
otlmuUto flagging
eiRostlon with the
national invlgorant ,
Ilostcttot's Stomach
Bitti-rs , which , by
Infilling oncrgj Into
the operations of tbo
stomach , promotes
I car. Insure" thor
ough direction and
aBtimllaiion , nnd
ronscqmmt nutri
tion. A pain to ap-
pollto , ilgor and
llcsb , ll invariably
found to follow a
course of thlscleecrv-
odlv , popular tonia
which i' , morooie : * ,
rollablorrovcntlro of rnalailal fever. For ealo
by all Druggists and Doaleri Rcncrally.
THE BEST THING OUT
FOR
Washing & Bleaching
F5vIn Hard or Soft , Hot or Cold Water.
BAVKH LABOR , TIMB and SOAP AMAZUMH/T , and Rtvca
universal satisfaction. No family rich or poor ehould
bo without It.
Sold by all grocer' . PBWATIK of Imitations well do
llgno to mlmoad. I'EAHLIXK la the osvt SAFH 1 ,
caving compound and alwaj a boars tbo above e
bcl am ! nauie ol '
JAMES 1'YLK NEW YORK.
This Invaluable rrico'fla readily and permanent ! }
curemll Mndaof Amhina. Tlo mott < bjtlnate anJ
lone mainline cafes' leld pioinptly to Ita wouclordt
curlni ; properties. It Ukiown throughout the world
for Itt unrivaled ctlloicy.
' 4 i J , L. lAMJWELU city rincoln , Neb J writes. Jan
18,18SU S nee mlntf Dr. lUlr'a ABthnn cure , lor
more tlir.u one ) car , < ny vlfo haa been cntluly well ,
and t'Ot won a Byniiitcm of the dleoasohas app-nroil.
WIU KM UKNNETT , Ulchland , ijwa.wrltoaNov.
8d , 18 3 1 have been allllctcd with Hay Fever am
Aithm * s'nco ' 1860 I'ollowcJ your dlrecttona am
am happy to Bay that I nc\cr e'.rpt batter in my life.
I am K ud that 1 am amoni ; the many who can apeak
eo fhtorably of your lei
A valuable 64 page treatise containing similar proof
from i very State In the U , 8 , CanaJa and Great
Britain ; will be mailed upon application.
Any druigUt not hi\lnjt U Iti stock nlll procured ,
to or J jr. Auk for Ir. Hair s Asthma Cure.
DK. U. W IIAIU & SON. Prop's Cln'tl , 0.
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
H.W.WETHERELL ;
H ISA and 187 Waluuh Avenue.
> UM ricrvunii or
Hair Cloth and Wira
Bustles , Hoop Skirls , '
flair Cloth Skirts.f
TW cat rerrewntt Thi
Ljinutry , the raot populoi
rointlnMlun ot Ilustlo anc
lloon bUlrt over rondo. Aladj
Vbo bai worn one will n v j
* ar B y other ttvle. b
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE NEW POLIOT ,
The KxponBCB of tlio City to bo Cut
Down nml the tilcetiflcs ml
TAXCS Incronsfcil ,
The aldermoa in committee meeting
have boon discussing moans and methods
by which the present limited resources of
the city can bo made to meet the neces
sary expenses. It Is apparent that oven
if the usual amount is to bo received
from saloon licenses , there would , bo need
of cutting down expenses greatly , as at
the rate tf last year the city would soon
bo pinched , but now that there la every
BBsurancs that the saloon license will bo
cut off , there is still greater cutting down
of expenses necessary.
In facing the financial problems , the
aldermen are aald to have decided that
the most rigid economy must bo
practiced and kthey therefore dpcm
it nccosiry to cut off all
gas , except a few jets for the city build
ing , and to reduce the police force to two
men , ono to bo chief and the other to bo
captain ; ono to bo on night duty , the
other on days. The two jailors are also
to bo done away with , and In street re
pairs nothing exceeding ton dollars is to
bo done , except by order of the majority
of the council , Instead of by committee ,
as formerly , and then nothing but what
is absolutely necessary shall bo dono.
The offices of street supervisor and of
sidewalk supervisor have already been
done away with , and it Is proposed to cut
down the wages of other employes of the
city to the lowest possible notch.
While these reductions are going on ,
an attempt will bo made to Increase the
revenues of the city by a now I'COQBO '
ordinance to go Into effect at the expira
tion of the present license year , which
ends July 1. It is proposed to make
almost every sort of business pay a license
Insurance and real estate agents , deliv
ery wagons , ticket brokers , etc. and
these kinds of business for which a
licence is now required are to bo called
on to pay a higher rate. Such Is the outline -
line of the policy , which has been talked
ever before , but which has now been de
cided upon. The aldermen have con
cluded that while it is a question still ,
whether saloons will bo allowed ts run In
this city or not , It Is pretty well settled
that the cily can expect to get no revenue -
onuo from thin source any longer at pres
ent , and that stops must bo taken to
cover this deGcit.
A POUJSID'IOF FLESH ,
The City Marshal Badly Sold on a
Diseased Horse.
Some ilmo ago the city marahal'a force
picked up some mnloa belonging to
Edward Jeffries , and pat thorn In the
pound , where the owner found and
claimed thorn. There wore aomo charges
to bo paid for the keep and legal fees ,
and Instead of Bottling thoao In cash , the
owiur of the mules made arrangements
that the marshal should keep aa security
a horao , which has been , re
maining ( u the pound ever since ,
the foes In the meantime Increasing until
they have reached quite a sum. The
owner neglecting to redeem tha horse ,
the marshal advertised the animal for
sale , thus adding etill further costs , and
yesterday was the day set for selling the
hone to the highest bidder , the expecta
tion that onoDgh would burely bo realized
from the sale to pay up everything. It
wasdlacovered that the horao was troubled
with an incurable and contagious
dleoase. No one would buy it ,
and In fact there was nothing to bo done
only to kill the. animal , and go to the ad
ditional expense of burying it. The
caraful securing of the fees for the im
pounding cf the original mules seems to
have resulted simply In the additional
expense of keeping a worthless horse ,
and at la&t having the privilege of paying
the femoral expenses. The laugh was on
the pound-keepers yesterday , but they
promised to turn it on the other sldo by
btinging Jeffries to the front on some
nott cf proceoduroa.
The Coming Court ,
The district court op3ns on Monday ,
Judge Loofbourow presiding , The fol
lowing are the juries drawn :
GRAND JUUY.
f tLowIs Smith , Garner ; 0. 0. Weaver ,
Wright ; J. Illloy Hough , Hazel Doll ;
Joseph Boiler , Lay ton ; John Inman , Kane ;
Joseph Ellis , MInden ; L , Klrscht , Kane ;
R. P. Poddlcord , Pleasant ; A. Wheeler ,
Kane ; William Ourrle , Crosont ; D. J.
Farrell , Neola ; H. Glttlns , Sr. , Boomer ;
Thomas Kearney , Belknip ; E. Rosen-
crans , Kane ; Peter Bechtolo , Kane.
PETIT JUllY.
W. S. Williams , Valley ; S. Reynolds ,
Bolknap ; W. L. Brlggs , Kane ; James
Madden , Kane ; H. Shoemaker , Kane ;
J. H. Jenks , Knoi ; F. Lowe , Carson ;
Henry Paschal , Kane ; J. Aney , Norwalk -
walk ; John Dye , Macedonia ; W. 0.
Bane , Jamoe ; M , E. Hnrle , Kane ; L. S ,
Rucaoll. Kino ; George Simons , Ncola ;
John W. Mlkeaell , Kane ; Hans Relraers ,
Minden ; 0. H. Gllmoro , Kane ; William
Schooning , Washington ; D. U. McGrow ;
Center ; B , T. Connor * , Kane ; A. J.
Knapp , Lewis ; William IJ at swell , Grove ;
Thomas J. Clark , Lsylon ; A. B. Nicholas
las , Kane.
Can you spell ? Well , yes ; almost any
body can spell. Then spell this' , and
make out what it means , If you can't ,
then pass It on to ycur next neighbor :
3-E-E E I'l-N-N O-O U H-n-H S T-3MV ,
Don't lay It out loud , but just whisper
in your pretty neighbor's ear , that If she
will place these letters in proper position
she will have the world's great tonic ,
which will enrich her Impoverished blood ,
put roses on her Dale cheeks and make
her strong and happy. Go to the near-
ott drug ttoro with a dollar In your band ,
and ask for Brown's Iron Bitten.
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IOWA 1N1MEOES.
Msson City has contracted for water
work.
The new jail et Ottawa is ready for
bcardcrs ,
Wapello county has a bonded debt ol
$71OCO.
The pious people of Oskaloosa proles !
against bate ball on Sunday.
Iowa has a smaller proportion ol
women in prison than any other state.
> An insane man is reported wandering
about the woods near Mltchellvllle.
The catholics will lay the corner stone
for a new church at Plessint Grove ,
a Clayton county , on May 17.
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The early completion of the Uubuqoi
A Northwestern railway to Dubuque Is
claimed to be an assured fact.
The Dnbuquodrum corps captured first
prize ever six other drum corps contest
ants at the Mobllo encampment.
Webster City is disgusted with the re
suit of the census taken by the assessor
and proposes to have a new count.
Burglars plundered the dry goods
house of M. L. Diddy at Perry , ( f $1,000
worth of gcods on Monday night.
The fire In Bonllz & Decker's furniture
factory in Burlington caused a loss of
$30,000 , but the insurance will cjven It.
Prohibition prohibits considerably in
Anita. Neither of the two drug stores
In the town will handle the ardent , and
no siloons oxlst.
The Davenport district mothodlst
episcopal conference will moot in semi
annual session at Clinton , Juno 1 , Bishop
Bowman presiding.
Dr. Turner , the street railway man ,
captured another thirty years' charter
from the town council of North DCS
Molncs on Saturday.
Eight frisky steers shook the east end
of the Big Sioux bridge , four miles from
Sloax City , into the stream , The steers
took n bath and awam ashore.
A Cedar Rapids bnrfular with no re
spect for the cloth robbed the residence
of tno Rev. Mr. Bnrkhalter , of that city ,
at an early hour on Monday morhtng.
P. 0. Cowan , ox-treasurer of Hnrdln
county , has been sentenced to four years
Imprisonment In the Anamosa peniten
tiary for embezzlement of county funds.
0. W. Rowley , a muscular maniac
from Clinton , escaped from the officers
on Monday at Cedar Rapids while being
convoyed to the asylum at Independence.
Judge Barnett has donated $4,000 to
the fund being raised to bu Id a prosby-
torlan academy at Coining. The sub
scriptions to the fund now amount to
$14,000.
The state auditor during last week
issued warrants to the amount of $27-
313.48 , while the total amount of war
rants cashed by Treasurer Twornbloy was
$42,245.75.
A fire in Vest Union destroyed seven
wooden buildings Sunday morning
Loss , § 15,000 ; insurance , $7,200. The
burned district will bo rebuilt of brick
without delay.
Three residents of Pella , the suspected
would-be mntdois of old man Brink ,
near Otloy , in Marion county , have
jumped the country. The sheriff aud
posse are in hot pursuit.
At the Hershey lumber mills , at Mus-
catino , on Saturday , Justus Knight , an
employee , was seriously , if not fatally ,
injured by being struck with a fragment
of a broken pulley on the main or driv
ing bolt.
A twelve-year-old Des Moincs lad
named Loren Walto , while engaged In
playing brakcman about some empty
cars on a Wabash siding on Monday ,
was run ever and killed , death being
Instantaneous.
i I Burglars attempted the robbery cf the
Seymour postofOco Sunday night , but
were foiled by the stove poker sot ai a
brace against the door. They had broken
the lock but could not remove the ob-
truction of the poker.
The new city council of Mt. Pleasant
as , by it refusal to accept the wator-
rorks as constructed by the builders ,
incceoedod In plunging that town in a
'tlgatlon that promises to bo more ex
_ ensivo than the original cost of the
water-worka system.
The total bonded indebtedness of Das
Molnos is $503,000. In addltlgu to this
liore Is a floating debt of $07,598.57.
'ho ' cash valuation of city property is os-
imated at $60,000,000 , and the assessed
aluation for 1885 is about $10,000,000.
Fifteen saloons still exist In Das
Moines , but only the initiated thirsty are
iwaro of It. They do not flaunt their
Ignboards to the breeze as heretofore ,
nt ho of the comsuming appetite- can
ommnne with the spirits without tha
id of a fifteen-cent medium.
The grand jury of Brcmer county , at
he April term of the district court ,
bund Indictments against ox-County
Auditor Rust for embezzlement of $1,300
f county funds , and also against L. L.
iush , ex-cashier of the Bremor county
ank , for crookedness variously estimated
i from $20,000 to $50,000.
The supreme court in affirming the con-
tltutionality of the statute which author
zed the suspension of Auditor Brown ,
ilso sustains the subsequent proceedings
f the governor as legal and constltn
tional Brown Is ; therefore , remanded
nto custody and the writ of habeas
orpns is denied. The status of the case
ow Is such that Brown must either com-
ly with the law and account for the
imds that came to him as auditor , In
vhich case ho would probably bo rein-
tited without further legal proceeding ! ,
ir else his suspension will bo permanent ,
nd ho can only got possession of the of-
co again by successful proceedings under
uo warranto
YOUNOMENI HEAD T HI.
THE VOLTAIO BELT Co. , of Marshall , Mich. ,
tffer to send their celebrated ELEOTBO-VOL-
'Aio BELT and other KLEOTHIO APPLIANCES on
rial for thirty dnys , to men ( young or old )
illlictod with nervoua debility , loss of vitality
.nd manhood , aud all kindred troubles. Also
ror rheumatism , neuralgia , paralysis , aud
many other diseases. Complete restoration to
health , vigor and manhood guaranteed. No
-isk IB Incurred aa thirty days trial is allowed.
iVrito thorn at ones for illustrated pamphlet
: ree ,
A Shaker K ler Ulnrricd.
Boston Journal , May
The Shaker brethren at- . Mount Ls-
banon , where the ministry and highest
authority in the Shaker Church is sltua-
od , have been notlDed that Elder Thorn-
os 3mtth has been married since Juno
ast , The information was received with
the greatest amazement. He was "Head
Man'1 of the Canaan family , which was
dissolved a year ago , the members being
incorporated with other families , and was
freely talked of aa successor of Elder F ,
W. Evans , who IB the Shaker Pope in
authority. The bride is Ola Whitcomb ,
also formerly of the Canaan Shikers.with
whom she lived slnco girlhood , Sbo is 25
years old , and has been ono of the best
contributors In poetry and prose to the
Shaker Migaziuo. Elder Evans Is much
discouraged by this apostasy of Elder
Thomas , and i ays unli BS recruits are re
ceived noon the Shaker order will become
extinct. He is corresponding with the
leaders of the "Beekmanlte" fraternity , a
largo number cf whom are Battled in Al-
pena , Mich , , and expects their wholesale
adoption of tbo Shaker belief , which Is
very like thiir own.and they will then
become followers of Ann La and give
some strength to the fast weakening
Shaker brotherhood.
Diseases of the kidneys , liver or urln <
ary organs , are speedily cured by the
infallible Hnnt'a [ Kidney and Liver"
Remedy.
Captain Wlnship , Providence Police
suffered five years from kidney disease
WM cured by Hunt's [ Kidney and Livei
Remedy ,
GROUPS OF GREATNESS.
Gathered From Various States anil Hi
bernating in Omaha ,
Emlirjo Statesmen In 1'cnco uncl "Wnr
Times A. Talk With Bout-
well Daniel tlio lie-
former EtiRlnniVs
Downfall ,
Special Ootrcapondenco of The BBS.
NEW YORK , Mny 12 , 1885. The
writer met In the city , recently , ox-Son
ator Pitt Kellogg , who will bo a contest
ant for n sent In the next honso of rep
rcaontatlvos , from ono of the Louisiana
districts , to which ho was elected by
aavoral thousand majority , but of which
ho was deprived by the southern count
ing oat process. That ho was elected , is
beyond question ; that the seat will bo
awarded to him , no ono believes , Kellogg
logg has had a varied career. Ho was
appointed chief juitioo of Nebraska Ter
ritory by President Lincoln , in April ,
1801 , and entered upon the dlechargo of
its duties. In a year or so ho returned
to Illinois in which state ho was a rcsl-
deut before going to Nebraska , and was
made colonel of an Illinois regiment ; .
At the close of the war Mr. Lincoln mndo
him collector of the port of Now Orleans.
Ho was twice elected governor of
Louisiana , serving through a stormy
period * llo was twlco elected to the
the senate from that'state , and then to
the house , to which ho is now re-elected ,
thongh the certificate ) has been given to
another. There is ono thing to bo said
in favor of his administration of gover
nor there that , notwithstanding the hue
and cry against cjrpotbagglsm , the fin
ancial condition of Louisiana under the
to-called carpet-tag sway was 500 per
cent better than It has been under bour
bon rule. Moro TTQB accomplished dur
ing that period in the advancement of
education and schools in that state than
had boon accomplished in a quarter of a
century previously.
KElLOOa IN OMAHA.
Writing of Kellogg reminds mo of his
being In Omaha in the cpring of ' 01. At
that tlmo there wore staying at the old
Herndon honso , now the Union PacVfic
headquarters , eight persona who after
wards became United States senators , all
being there at the same time ; and there
was then living In Omaha a. fu
ture treasurer of the United States ,
Wyman. The persons referred to were
Tlpton , Hitchcock , Paddock , Saun-
doia , Kellogg , Spencer , Bowcn and the
writer.
It is a noticeable fact that , for a year
or so , there were In the First Nebraska
jfiimont of Infantry four persons who
ore afterwards members of the United
tales eonate , three of them at the same
[ mo Tipton , Spencer end the writer ,
nd Bowen , who is now senator from
Colorado. In Thayor's brigade , through
ho Donolson and Shlloh campaign ,
hero were five men who afterwards became -
came U , S. senators , four of them at the
aino time , and ono justice of the BU-
rema court of the United States ,
'hey ' were the four named above , and
iltllard Warner , who was major of the
evenly-slxth Ohio , and senator from
labama. Lleut.-Ool. Wm. W. Woods ,
F the same regiment , is now Justice
iVoods of the oupromo court.
BOUTWELL'S VIEWS *
Mooting with , the voteian republican
talesman , Ex-Senator Boutwell , of
lass. , a few days ago , it was pleasant to
tear his views touching current political
. Speaking of Mr. Cleveland with
utiro respect , ho thought that , however
auch the president might be disposed to
larry civil service reform into practical
iporatlon , ho would find the plan Impos-
Ible of execution , the great balk of , the
unocracy would not submit to such t
ollcy , and that Unrowould bo such i
itorm raised that the party could not
ind would not , stand It. This view li
taken by most of ocr shrewdest , nnd
most careful political thinkers. The
great mass of the democratic part utterly
"otoat civil service reform , and they did
ot go through the struggles of last year ,
Jd not shout themselves hoarse by cry
ing out , "turn the raicals put , " in order
o see Cleveland practice civil service re-
orm by keeping the rascals in. They
ay that the president and
ecrotarlos , and the few who
ave received important appointments
now that they have got their own places
betray a marked Indiflerenco to thi
masses who did the work , and elected
Cleveland , thereby making it possible
'or thorn to obtain thtir position , and
threaten that the president and h'l
dvieora will look In vain for their sup
loit three years hence , The muttorlugi
low hoard are only the forerunners c
ho coming storm.
Senator Bontwoll gave strong express
ous of bis unshaken faith in the doc-
rinos of true republicanism , and his
onvlctlou that the relieving of the re
mbllcm party of the administration o
ho government Is but temporary , and
hat the country will welcome it back to
ewer again four years hence.
Gov. Boutwoll is ono of the staunch ,
rue men of the ago ; ho is a self-made
man and aiforda an illustration of wha
may bo accomplished under our instltu
tions. llo served soveril years In both
branches of the Massachusetts leglsto *
ture , was their governor , then commit
sloner of internal revenue , served eovora
terms in congress , then passed from thi
honso to the secretaryship of the treasury
then from the treasury department ti
thn senate. In all of these positions hi
reputation has been unsullied. There wai
one thing about him when he wont inti
the cabinet that pleased the writer , and
that was ho didn't branch out into soda"
ifo , giving swell receptions , and try t
play the rule of a would-be aristocrat
but continued to live , while secretary , in
the same unostentatious way , in a con
gressioual moss , at lira. Ilyau's boarding
house , where Qeu. Logan and his family
have to long lived. It was a good ex
ample of c flichl republican simplicity ;
worthy of Imitation , When It was re
ported that Bayard hesitated about
accaptlag the position of secretary cf
state because his private fortune was not
large enough to justify him in meeting
the social demands that would bo made
upon him la the way of entertaining , it
occurred to the writer , that , if ho had
the moral courage to pattern after the
example of Secretary Boutwell , he/
himself , would set an example worthy to
bo followed and would exert a favorable
Influence upon Wtshlngtcn society.
THE OUEAT KEKOltMEU.
Dan Manning professes devotion to
civil service reform , and this i * the way
ha practices it. lie sent fir ono of his
chiefs of division the other day nnd said
to him , that , as there were several vacan
cies In his division to bo filled under the
civil service law , he trusted that ho , the
chief of tha divitlon , would boar In mine !
In making hit selections from thosowhs _
had paisod the examination , that this lo
adomocratlo administration. Accordingly
only democrats were selected Dan is n
practical politician ,
It is evident that Cleveland is doing
his utmost so to shape things in Now
Tork as to make that A reliable demo
cratic state ; and this Is ono reason why
ho is so reluctant to break with the mug
wumps ; but ho must break with them ,
or break with his party.
A GLANCE AOKOSS TUB SEA.
If I were an Englishman , as I am an
American , reversing what Lord Chatham
said in the house of lords , in regard to
the policy of Lord North's administration
towards the American colonies , the ac
clamation would bo , "Oh , for an
hour of ttcaconsfiold , or of
Palmeraton , to a whole ago of Glad
stone , " for the latter has done more to
pull down British proatlgo and destroy
British influence In the affairs of the
world than ho could restore in a life
time of the ministry , with his temporiz
ing policy. The trial through which
England Is now passing must sorely vex
the patience and Christian virtues of the
English people. It is lamentable to see
a great nation , claiming to bo the first
in rank , wealth and power , on whoso
dominions the sun never sots , mistress of
the seas , descending to the position of a
second-rate power , through the timidity
and shambling policy of her prlmo
minister. The legions of the czar
under KomaroiT have been making
strides toward the gales cf
India , while Gladstone lias been content
to as for explanation , and before they
came , the Russians had taken another
step forward , and Gladstone Is now ready
to concede everything if Ilussia will stay
the advance. The English people will
now long for the "jingoism" of Beacons-
Bold in place of the iueflicloncy and
cowardice of Gladstone. During the
Russu-Turklsh war , Boaconsfiold was
prlmo minister. When the armies of the
Czar were hard pressing the Turks , a
loot of a dozan or so of the best war ships
9f the British navy , under Admiral Horn
by , steamed Into the Sea of Marmora ,
and lay within hailing distance of the
Dardanelles. No declaration was made
of the purpose for which they were there ;
that could only be inferred. But there
they lay , like monsters of the deep
watching for their prey. The Russian
armies had overrun Roumanla , Bulgaria ,
and the Balkan ; , had driven the main
Turkish army into the strong fortress of
Plevna , which , after a ptolongod olego ,
surrendered. Then it was , thattho Em
peror Alexander thought the way was
clear for the possession of the prlzo the
Russian czirs had SD long coveted , the
city of Constantinople , and then it was ,
too , that Beaconsfiuld sent the laconic
order to Admiral Hornby , "Move yeuc
fleet up to Constantinople , " and the
fleet anchored in the Bosphorns , a short
distance from the pilaco of the sultan.
Tha czar understood the moaning of
that movement without any explanation ,
and ho asked for none. It was a notice
to the czar to halt. The hope of the
capture of the city of the crescent van
ished like an unsubstantial dream.
Ho stayed the further march of his
legions ; the treaty of San'Stepbanio
followed , and peace was re-established
betireeu Russia and Turkey. This was
the result of the firm , bold , and deter
mined policy of Beacousfiold. This was
the policy which Gladstone characterized
with the sneer of a cynic In the house of
commons , as "jlmgolsm. " Three years
back , Gladstone surrendered to the Boers
'in South America. He had surrendered
; o the Mahdl in thn Soudan , and now
iccedos to the demands of the czir in
Central Asia. This Is the full comrjlo
mont of England's humllatlon. If Boa-
ionsfiold was alive , Gladstone would not
ast twenty-four hours , or , rather , he
would have boon out of power long ago.
The trouble with the conservatives is
hat they have no strong , able , grea
oador in whom the country has confi
once , fit to take , or who dares to take
ho helm of power.
NEBUASKA'S I-UAISE.
Much praise has lately been awarded
o Nebraska , by people of the eastern
iates , for having led the van In tree
ilantlng. She has made an honorable
ecord in this behalf , and has set an ox-
.mplo . which Is being followed more and
more each year by the older states. In
oply to inquiries , it bas given mo pleas
ure to Inform parties that Hon. J. Stor
ing Morton belongs the credit of having
originated "Arbor Day" as stated in the
BEE , a few weeks ago. Morton has ac
iompllshed something for which the pee
_ > lo of future times will speak his name
with gratitude. Although Mr. Morton
and the writer have olirays dilfored In
lolitics as widely as ( he poles are apart ,
.t hai ever been a pleasure to the Utter
; o bear testimony to the worth , zeal and
ability of the former , as a citizen of
Nebraska. J. M. TIIAYEK.
Tlio King ofFloor Clothe.
The now and artistic designs brought
out this season in "LINOLEUM" will give
, hlu popular article an increased 8 vie. It
a the only floor covering combining In
ho highest degree the qualities essential
> o comfort , elegance and economy. In-
'orlor foreign Imitations are on the mar-
cot , but tbo sucriorlty of the American
make Is beyond controversy. All carpet
dealers keep It.
It.A
A D A W EJ ,
DEAN'S
without Shoulder liraco , $1.50
uccB. with Shoulder Ilrace ,
rnuJoof ilnoCoutll.cloiihloKtltclied 3.00
NurAliiiTt without BlioulderlJrace , 1.75
Abiloiullinl , " " il.OO
nildkUH' . 10 to 11 years , , . . l.JiO
Vounn Judlc , H to 18 years ! .00
Highly recommended by the leading
Modistes , the Fashionable Drussmakeru ana
the most eminent Physicians In the United
Btntes and Europe. Circular * free.
LEWIS SOHIELE & CO. ,
Bolt Owneri of Talent and Uionfaelurf r > ,
300 IIUOAJIWAY , NiW YORK.
aroaa
CHARLES H. PATCH
1517 Douglas Street , Omaha ,
And loading houeea everywhere ,
TBE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUY
One of the Best and Largest Stocka in tbo United States
To Select From.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB.
ULEGANT PASSBOOKS ELEVATOR
tt Iioliaro trilled nway their } oitthnillcor and iiowor. who ar *
erlnprrom trrrll > 1 IMtAlNS nnd 1 , o SS is , who arc xvcnU ,
POriiM'niKl until for matrlaKO.
. , _ . .
JJ V Ik. I , nuilKlIUT
bas fulled to ruri'.liv a few WITVB or inontln mo , f tdo celebrated
. , , MYRtLEAIN TREATMENT
Atlinmo-nltlionlcTixisurc , lul.rss time , nmlfor 1.K3H inonrv than
nny other method in the world. Weak back , hcailncho , KMISflONB ,
lassitude , Infuif spirits ami ambition. Bloomy thoughts , d r u nil nil
dreams , derrctlMi memory , lail'OTKNflli. Ills , Impediments to
in.irrlnpo , uuil man ) other Bytnploins leading in ( XJNbUMlTION or
INSANITY , uru iirouiptly rcmuNCd by this treatment , aud vlgurour
inanhooil rvsturcil ,
Married J\Icit \ , , or those who intend to marry ,
. . . . REMEMtlEII. perfect cxn.il slrcriptli means , hcalih , vlRorons oir-
spring , lonff llfo and tlio lovoand respect ofu falilifnl \ > iru. Weak inennhonltl liu restored lo % l < ; or A
awmhood before I'l-ontM. tcKtlniiiiiliilit . .
tnarrlajtc nml valualilu trc.itl o W stumps.
stab.lS77QAUdross The Climax Medical Co , 6O4 , St. Louis , Mo.
Consumption ,
Wasting
roattlvcty Relieved and
IEI3 WHISKEY SHOULD BE FOUND ON THE SIDEBOARD OP EVEET FAMILY
IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ENTIRELY FREE FROM FUSEL OIL.
DO NOT HE DECEIVED. Many Druggists and Grocers who do not have Duirj-'a Pare
Malt \VlilnUor in stock , nttonrpt to palm off on customers , whlskeyotUielrovrn bottling , which
being of an Inferior Rrado and adulterated , pays them a larger profit.
ASK FOR DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY , AND TAKE NO OTHEB
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
Send us your address nnd wo will mall bookcontalnlngvnluablo Information. Sample Quart JSotttel
Bent to any address In the United States ( East of the Rocky Mountains ) , securely pacJieiUn i > tan
ease , Express charges preyaM on receipt of &l. SC y or BLr Bottles scut for J3G.OC3
9UFFY SHALT WHISKEYCD. , Baltimore , Hid. , U.J.J ,
Selling Agents. Omalia , M. T. Clarke Drug Co.
C'CARETTE Smokers whoaro wllllniftopay ull'Un
for Cirarott 3 than the prlco clnreod for the ordinary trf fi > j , . „
3.ttoa. m. find the RICHMOND STRAIGHT Cl * rto. i
' SUPERIOR to all others. They arj mvlo from the brightest ,
west delicately fltvo'odnml hlchci * costirold laaf Brown In Virginia , and are aluolutely WITHOUT ADULT
RATION ordruga. Wo u o the ConUltlO French Rico Pnpor ' ' > r of\ direct Impnrtatlnri ,
hlch IsiradecapccUllyforui.witorninrkodwith ttio name of the oranJ , Richmond atraleht
Cut No I "
J , .f ill li VH i 1 11 i > fui < ll ja I m ltd Clan i Jt ottH Kf-iu n < v > ru IUJ1 ( Hit. in d > lu
, . .uto'i tr > ivtittoail thJi th ill the ollanl original b-au.t . , an ! to objorro tint eich
okigoorbaicof UlchTiaicI Straight CJC OisitJttn botrjthiul aaturo of
&
Manufacturers , Richmond. Virginia.
WHFN SOLICITED TO INSURE IN OTHER COMPANIES ,
Remember These { Important Facts
CONCERNING
The luiual Life Insurance Company ,
OF NEW YORK.
1. It Is the OLDEST active Life Innuranco Company In thil country ,
2. It lathe LMIOKST Life Insurance Company by many millions of dol'ars ' In the worlj.
S. Ita rates of premiums are LOWER then those of any other company.
4 It his no " > tockboMors"tocIalm any part of Its profits.
6. It offe's no SClIhllEd under the name of Insurance for speculation by spcclil cHseea upon the
islfoitunes of each ot'cr.
B. Us present ava'liblo CASH RKSOCUCKS exceed those of any other Life Ineuriiio Company In tha
orld.
orld.It
It haa received In cash from f 11 source" , flora February. 1843 , to January , 18F. f 27oE02,54.CC.
It has returned to the peopli , la cash , from February , 1843 , to January. lbS5 , 8210,034,211.00.
Its cash Aeaeta on the let ol January , ] 885 , amount to more than
W. F. ALLEN , MERRILL & FERGUSON ,
General Agent for Gen. AstB. ; for
JJebraskn , Dnkota , Colorado , Wyoming and Indiann , Illinois , Wisconsin , Iowa ,
Ulali. and Minnesota.
) ffica Cor.Farnnm and 13th St.Over IstNat'l. Detroit , Michigan.
Bank , Omabn , Neb M. F. ROIIREU.
Special Agent for Iowa , Council Blulfa , Iowa
TUI.LOOK , JSug. & Supt. O. P. N. HADLKI1 , Asst. Eng. H. W. DIAMOND , AflBt. Socy
MISSOUEI VALLEY BBIDGE AND 3EON WORKS
' . : Axn WORKS LKArExiroitTir , KAXSAS.
Man'f 'a and Builders of
WrooglitIrflnStciiHowB' , ] , '
Truss and Combination
BRIDGES. .
For Hallroada niul Highways
Turn Tables , Draw Spans , Hoof
Tin isc' , Piers ana Sub-
btructures.
hiie & Toll
rUOPlUKTOUS.
A , Mcr.outll/font.
II. A. Wuc , "
ni notice ol all bridge work to be let , Ccncej ondcncosollcllcil ( lorn crt'lnccrBand hildgo.
lontractors.
ERTEL'S HAY PREvSbES.
Are llio Cheapest , Most Durable , Smallefit in Siz and Lightest i
Weight.
Wlthnohay prepee * of ary kind can tile amount of worV pra ncoJsuch lltUo expense ( ten tons ot hay
and overtiloadr.llro dboicoarasrai ) he douo with th Eitel Iinjroied Xacfcln a Warranted or no
ml" for Illustrated nev tlicularaddrcas , Kttti.lt & CO. , Qutucy , Illinois.
Mention On aha But- , kllom KttaUlbhcl In U03.
.T. It.
DKALEX IN
I'eqctab/e Plants and Fruits.
Orcli r < from ahrcnil promptly filled , Hweet I'otat
1'lanta u nt-iUlly. I'Jauta wl'f bcreaijjr fnrshipmea
by May JU.ti , Orderu should be placed eurly.
J. H.MoPHERBON ,
2 81 Piece : St. , Council Ulttft8.