THE DAILY BEEMONDAY , JULY 27 , 1885.
elcUn'9 proscription for thoeo * bo ceetl building up.
THB
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far WcnUncm , T.nMltmlo. l.nfjlt * f
Mthn onlvlron modld'ndthat Hunt InJnrloiiH.
Jt UnrlrliM tlip Illonil. Itnlporritcn iho
ymcniJlr-.lorp AiM-lllc-\iailll | | ertlon
It docs not lilncken nr Injure tbd troth , cauro head.
BChoorproducoconftlpntlon ot/itrlroniirtlMniiita
"On , n. II IHNKIST , leadlni ? rbytlclan of
BprlnRflMd. O , Mft :
" "Ilrown'fl Iron Blttertllft tliorrmghlTKonil mftil-
clno. I urn It In mrprnrtlco , itnd llnd tt action
o eel nil other forms nf Iron. In wenVnop" . rr a low
condition nf the cjntrm , Ilrnwn'n Iron Itlttcm In
ti n llr a pomtlve ncccnlly , U Is all that ia claimed
for it.1' o
Gfmntnohfln tnulnmMk And rropod rod lines on
wrapper. Tnkn tin iitlirr. Madoonlrhy
lino\r.vriii.MioAi.ro.nAtTiMuiir.Mff. :
iJwrR * IlAKPIloOK unpfnl and ftttmcllro. con *
talnlnir llfltrif prizofl for r rlrMi . infnrmfltlon Almut
colnn , rto. , crlren Awny by nil doAlora In medlclno , or
Hulled to any addrou on rocolpt of Sc. ttnrop.
( n ; ,
.t NormsIIsi'iisrs
Qulolf , Snio Oiin-s. i-fr .t
t.'iitteniHiaraitltr flit-en in
\fririf \ cit.if niiilcrlnl.i n.
. Klompi for Cplolirntcd JIedi"al
Works Adilro . if. It. OLAIJKJJ , HI. 1) . .
I6G boutli ll.irl Street , Cult wa , ILU
13 OOHDUCTKD B ?
Soyal Havana Lottery 3
( A. aOVSENUENT INSTITUTIOH. )
Brawn at Havana Cuba ,
Every 10 to 14 Days.
Tlrkcta In Fifths ; wholoa 35 ; Fractlnna pro rata.
Bubjacl to uu m nlpunUon , coi controlled by lha
pitlleoln Intoioat. II lo ths ftlroai lain ; la iho
Biinicof chinaala oilstonco.
lor Jlckcta apply to SQIPSET & CO. , 1212 Broad
wnj-.N. V. City ; , or U.OITEHS ft CO , 019 U ln Si.
y , Uo.
Cancer of the Tongue ,
A Case Rcsomtillng that ot Gen. Grant.
Some ten jcaraago I bad a scrofulous roio on my
light lunil which gn erne ( -rcat trouble , and uudor
the old tlmo treatment hcalcu up. but It had only
been Orhcn Into Iho ej'Btemby the use of potash
and mercury , and In Hatch. iSffe , It btoko out In
my throat , and concentrated Into what soroo of the
doctors called cancer , eating through my cheek , do-
Btrojlnp the roof ol my mouth and np cr Up , then
attacked my tongue , palatoand lower lip destroying
the palate and uuder lip entirely and tnlf my tongue
eating out to the top of mj lets check hone and up
to the left ojo. I could not cat any solid food , but
subsisted on llrjulds , and my tongue was eo far gene
I could got talk. Such was my M ret lied , helpless
condition the flret of last Octooer (1831) ( ) , when my
frlcnda commenced giving mo Swltt'a apcclllo. In
less than a month tbo eating places stopped and
healing commenced , and the fcaiful apazturo In my
check has boon closed and firmly knitted together.
Aprocoiaof a now under lip la progressing flnely ,
ftnj'tho tongue which was almoit deetrofoa Is l > o-
ioy rooo\croil , and It seems that nature Is supplying
* new tanguo I otn talk BO that m > friends can
readily understand ice , oud can alto cat solid tool
again , if any doubt those facts I would rifcr thorn
to Hon. John II. Travlnr , State Senator of this dis
trict , and to Dr. T. S. Bradflcld , LaQrango , Oa
MI13. MAUY L. UOilEll.
lAOracgo , OaM y 14,1885.
Forsalo by all urugglstn. 1
Troatl'onn blood and skin illaenscs mailed froo.
Tim HWIIT Smciria Co. , Drawer 3 , Atlanta. Oa. ,
N.Y.,167 W. 23d St.
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a. ;
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1 1'rcniiiliiro I't'plliio f rom orron or px
IiOBtl'imiT iliBeaiesof tlu < KIclncyN , Iliad-
) cr. mill rrnNtntu ( iliinil CHRii ; > without
Hlonmdi Medicines by thu JMnmtnii llolns. Vn
i ! cured wliliout.iurEi'ry.
tlinnnhilHlri'i' . All rorrcdpoiidpiiriicoiiildi'iitlal.
StAItBTON KEMEDYOO.or Dlt.K.TKESKOW ,
Town Lots in Denver Junction
Weld County , Colorado.
Denver Junction Ia n now town o ! about 200
nbabitante , laid out In 1881 , on tha great ,
trunk railway across the continent , nt the
junction of the Juleaburg Branch , 107 miles
from Denver. The town is on eecond bottom
land of the PJntto Itlver , the finest location
between Omaha and Denver , and la aurround *
ed by the bojt-layirjo ; lanila west of Kearney
Junction , Neb. ; climate healthy and bracing ;
altitude 3,0JO feet. Denver Junction bids to
become an important point , aa the U. P. K ,
Ji , Co. , are putting up many of their bull JliiRB
bere , while the II. & M. K. H , Oo. . are expect
ed soon to connect at this placo. Tha preajnt
chance for good inveatmenta In town lota will
acarcely over bo equaled elsewhere. For gale
by the lot or block in good terms by
IT. Til. WOOLMAN , .
Acrnnt. Jlfivnr Junction Cole
LINE OP
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id
XHl ! ONLY EZOLU&IVJ1
la
ALONG THE LOOP VALLEY.
Sherman Connlj'iiDapTEst ' Prospect the
Best on Record ,
The Ilatlroad Bond Elcotion n Great
llcncflt County Politics and
Liocnl I'arnsltcB ,
Correspondence ot The USE.
Lour Oirv , Neb , , July 22. Sherman
connty ought , not to ba bahlnd any conn-
ty of our baautlfal younp commonwealth
in the matter of news item ! to the very
newsiest paper In Nebraska , and ironld
not only for the unusual pressure of bus
iness of your correspondent.
Slnco my last to the BEE I have been
over a very largo area of our county and
I venture to s y In no connty in Nebras
ka are there moro beautiful crops. The
acreage Is much greater than any former
year. The great fields on the rolling ta-
blohndsofIIaycBtawnZaven , OakOrepk ,
Soulvllle and Oloar Crook are simply in-
dcscrlbablo from tholr extent , variety and
abundance. The yield promised la very
groat. The flattering prospects make
the heart of the average farmar very
glad Indeed , with the knowledge also
that Sherman county will have a railroad
possibly , in tlmo , to carry away the sur
plus products. It Is Indeed a subject for
telfcongratulatlon to know that wo are
at last among the favored settlements of
the west.
Since the election , Juno 23 , when the
bond proposition wna voted on by our
cltlzansi and the question unanimously
carried by many moro votes than the re
quired two-thirds majority , wo have wlc-
noBsod n thoroughly healthful and steady
luacraco In the numbers of people coming
within our borders. Several pieces of
property have changed hands with profit
to the bnytir , no doubt as well aa the for
mer owner. Several now buildings are
already projected. The railroad graders
are no tr hero and In St. Paul , ready to
begin work this wook. Then , Indeed ,
will life in Sherman county assume a now
aspect.
Wo are soon to have a national bank ,
the president of which will bo G. W.
Post , internal revenue collector of Omaha ,
with Leo Love , of York , aa a partner. A.
P. Oulloy , cashier , also of York , and A.
E. Ohnrloton , of Lonp City. This means
an affair of money , and In such hands it
will bo judiciously managed yielding
profitably alike to the projectors as well
as to our county.
County politics ia new qulto a norlona
subject for consideration by the numerous
would-bo politicana though it is early to
begin the fall campaign. Yonr correspondent
pendent considers political matters in
Sherman county at about the lowest obb.
Tuo truth of affairs Is that there is not
the right kind of material. Good ,
honest , upright men will not accept
of a public oflico because his unmo must
bo nocoaonrlly linked with a cllqno of potty
selfish ollico-acckora , who work not for
the benefit of the county but for tholr
own particular profit , thereby literally
dirguatlng an honest man , who would
otherwise help to place our
county matters in the very best
shape , entirely beyond the reach of
political tricksters and know-nothing w
commissioners. As affalro now are so
hey must remain a llstla longer , or un-
11 a now set of men come into our midst ,
who shall know political honesty as well
as to show sagacity in their own affairs ,
men who can build up tholr own roputi-
'ions without tearing down or defaming
.hat of a constituent or co-laborer.
I must not close without reference to ate
.he very interesting articles from the pa
pen of Gen. John M. Thayer , In the BKK pawa
of lato. The subject ] ho selects are al wame
ways the right and popular ones , and are nn
treated BO concisely by his graceful pen. to
[ have often thought how many dollght- ha
ul sketches might bo added to our lltor- ba
itnro If all our military heroes would ia
loatrlbuto their personal reminiscences In iathi
10 fine a manner as Gen. Thayer is capa- Is
) lo of , or as did that other grout yet Isby
modest hero , the late General Grant. wl
MAX LENHAIIT. by
"ONE VAST SWINDLE. ' an
"t
pu
Extraordinary Revelations Concerning
on
ing the Congo State Adminis
coi
tration.
wlTfa
The following letter , dated London , Tfa
uly 8 , has been addroisod to the editor hu
it the Ilorald : Ire
"Notwithstanding the aodnlouri efforts the
made by Mr. Stanley to shroud In mys- ing
'cry the circumstances of the working of the
ho Congo and Its administration , and his the
indoavors to prevent any special details tin
rotn reaching homo , I am able , through all
, friend who la now In the employ of the bai
Congo association , to glvo you come facts , evwa
which 1 hope you will publish , so that way
; ho truth may bo an widely circulated as brc
osslblc. B"
"One of the first artlolea signed by per- "E
ipna taking employment under the asio- that
iatlon prohibits any communication wat
lomo respecting the state of the manage
ment of the Congo. This may bo taken oQ
is the keynote which sounds throughout tra
heir doings. This very system of socro- wh
: y Is the solo method by which men can ma
10 Induced to join. Were the truth or bol
von half of It known , the Congo Free of
tote would be tenantloss. The whole Its
flair Is managed from the Brussels puli pie
ng oflioo , whore men , or rather victims , vis
ra engaged , and where the association led.
, ns In Ita employ skillful agents whoso Thi
uty it Is to give specious promlsoj and the
owory accounts of the cllmato and the con
dmluiatratlon of the country. Every- beef
htng appears through their eyes of
onlenr do rose. Every engage- neys
nent for employment Is made for mai
ireo yoara and so signed by the victims , Inmu [
ho may wonder , perhapj , why the nust
ilauso respecting any communication oqci
lome on the atato of the administration , for
L-c. , ia BO rigidly impressed upon them , confer
'heir natural Inquiry U why such score- fan
y should bo necessary , If there were far
othlng to conceal. Tncn they remem- lad
or all that the agents have told them as con
oils being a good thing , and finally Fox
hey pot out voluntarily gagged and ma
illndfoldod. had
"I enclose extracts from a letter dated bin
larch 10 , vrhloh I have received from a tloi
rlend of mine , who le employed in the hav
"ngo by the association. I mutt prom- the
10 tnat the writer ia no mother's baby , arc i
at a strong man , thoroughly accustom-
to hardships. Uo has been provl-
tisly a South African traveller ana has T
ved In comparatively unknown parts of thai
ustralla. The letter wai In answer to
ew Year's wiehes and rqns as follows : met
' 'If anybody wishes m anything lot wltl
wish mo out of this place alive. It com
one vast swindle. The king of the elr !
Belgians supplies Iota of money , but the j of I
cpiinnUteo spend It. Abont one-fourth for
only over reaches the voyagenrs do dos-
tlnctlon , as wo are called. As a Belgian
remarked the other day , nearly all of
the committee bavo store ; , and those
that do not , start thorn at once to toll to
the ! association , Everything Is bad hero.
No doctors ; that ia , there is only one loft ,
and his duties comprise an area of from
three hundred to six hundred mllcsl The
mediclno la ao bad that it will not act as
n rule , and the provisions are worto.
" 'It is altogether ono big fakol Our
men are dying off like rotten shcppl I
can't got a letter without hearing of a
death. It is awful ! Thank goodness ,
the : worst of the season la over , and wo
may soon hope to got , comparatively
speaking , healthier weather.
"Wo have pjust had Mr. Tlsdol out.
Ho is the American commissioner from
Washington. Ho declares that ho never
hoard of such a . Ho eays that on
his return ho will advisa his government
to withdraw from the conference , nnd
that ho will expose .
" 'I oxpcct soon to bo shifted from
hero to a better command , aa several of
my seniors have gene to tholr long rest , '
"Tho same writer Bays , In another let
ter dated ton days later :
" 'Oh ' , yo pods ! what a tlmo I have had
of it hero with only five Ziculbars for
defence , and the natives np In arms
against mo. A largo force was sent to
help mo , nnd I am all right again now ,
aa the niggers are quita cowed and I have
a good garrlron.
" 'Misfortune Half
never comes singly.
my station has been blown away by a
tornado. I am now laid np with ulcers ,
which are n common complaint hero. I
have boon , however , free from fever for
tbo laot few daya.
A mall wont down yesterday tolling of
another dead man and carrying down
one dying , also two others so 111 that they
are obliged to leave the country for homo.
Yon can toll everybody that thla la noth
ing but a graveyard and a owlndlo , and
that I shall take the first chance to leave
that offers. '
"In another letter , dated March 20 ,
ho says :
"My health is very bad. I am at pres
cnt laid up with ulcers. Ourso this conn-
try and Us 1 It Is nothing but death ,
dlioaso and discontent. The people who
ought to supply us with food fall entirely.
Wo are badly fed , badly looked after ,
there being but ono doctor to ICO men
living GOO miles apart , Slnco I have
been hero , now over live months , by my
self , I might have died and rotted before
any ono know or carod. Indeed , most
of the poor follows who came out with
mo , or ainco I did , are now either burled
or have returned homo.
" 'You are mistaken In thinking that
a commission will mend matters , The
first commissioners that como out to see
the country will mostly die , and the few
that survive will give such a report that
the whole expedition will bo knocked on
the head , free state and all , and Europe
will BOO how she has boon humbugged.
' "
CAVEAT'
A WJIAIiK'd BURDEN.
Singular Recovery or a Whaler's
Barb Lost Some Ten years Ago.
On the Cth day of September , 187G ,
says the San Francisco Bulletin , the
whaler Helen Mar , Capt. George
Bauldry , was on the Icy whaling ground
ofWl the north , off Point Barrorr. That
was a good aoasov for the Helen Mar
and her skillful master. Thirteen whales
anW
wore taken , and the cirgo altogether
was valued at $81,000 , and the bark
came back from the north with flying
colon. But on the day in question the
Helen Mar hpd the misfortune to lose a
100-barrol whale which had been struck ,
and there was disappointment on board.
When a whale "blows" strong and
steady oarsmen man their sharp , double-
ended boat , and pull toward the mon Otli
ster. The boat which started for this
particular whale , on the day In question ,
was In charge of Charles Weeks , third 101f
mate. In the bow stood a man of
muscle , nerve and judgment , who was lit
throw the harpoon or "Iron. " The
harpoon was a carefully-ground , sharp
barb , which , when the harpoon la thrown ,
in the line of the shaft , llku
the head of an arrow. The barb 12t
only held In thla position , however , 12tc
a wooden pin. The Idea is that
when the whale , feeling the pain caused
the barb , shall dart away , the wooden
pin shall break , and the barb will turn
around or , as the whaler's phrase is , will 13tr
"toggle. " This prevents the Iron from
pulling out. The boat la fast and with
ordinary good fortune the whale may bo
counted on as a prize. In this Instance
the Iron was thrown and hold fait , not
withstanding that it did not "toggle , ' ,
The great fish droir the line taunt. Tuu
hunt was np. Suddenly , however , the pei
iron broke off only a few inches above or
barb , The whale disappeared , leav orPai
{ ft white wako behind him. All that letl
boat'n ' crow could do was to pull in cal
slack line with the broken iron on N.
end and return to the ohlp. But , as
harpoons are plainly marked on the
barb It was certain that should this whale
ever < again be caught there would be a : ity
to Identify It. On the barb of the tur :
broken harpoon we're the letters "W. ear
B"and"H. M. " and also the words hut
"Helen Mar. " The inscription indicated drli
the barb had boon thrown by the foe
waist-boat on the Helen Mar. Ho
About the middle of last Juno , when dltl
Cape Prince of Wales , at the en Iini
trance of Behrlng strait , the steam- oho
whaler Thrasher , Capt. Loandor Owens pen
master , struck a largo whale , which , on stali
being cnt up , waa found to have the barb
the Helen's Mar's Iron embedded in havI
blubber. The blubber had com
pletely healed over tbo iron , leaving no
visible : scar. The Iron was easily Idcntl- bee >
. It was brought to this port on the pok
Thrasher , badly rusted , and ia now at
oflico of the Puclfio Steam Whalln < thai
ompany , a rolio of what may perhaps "
called a whale romance. The element ans
romance comes In with the great jour "
which the iron has unquestionably pati
made since it left the Helen Mar's boat , cut
the opinion of Capt , Bauldry the Iron '
bavo gcno with the whale a distance "
3qnal , or nearly to , twice the circum , ave
ference i of the earth. It had journeyed poll
jontlnnonsly for eight years , lacking a K
months. It had probably been aa nort
east as the coast of Greenland. It play
repnatodly traversed Behrlng etralt , playP
jomlng do nn to Oarryolnksky bay to the P
: islands. The wooden pin still re- and
nalning ! In the birk shows that the iron PE
not "toggled. " The unromautlo docf
jlnbbor wai reduced to equally unroman- grea
and commercial whale oil. The iron
laving traveled probably farther than The
soimati who throw it , will remain as
rollo in California street. Bche
man
Never Too Jjato to Mend , etlng
When the system Is co badly rim down terdi !
it la llku an old boot which has been Iding
islf-solcd and heeled several times , and ten J
noutal shabblnosa goes hand-ln-hand to 81
physical debility then it might sly pi
too late to try recuperation. No , ngtoti
Not AS long as you can got a bottle toil <
Brown's Iron Bitters at the druggist's pjrc
year
juat ono dollar. bud
THE EIFLE CONTEST ,
The ProRrAJinno as Announced and
the Iilst of Prizes.
So much has been tald in local print
about the coming department rlflo can-
test , to bo held nt the Fork Omaha
range , from Augmt 4 to the 14th , that
the following programme ) will bo found
of considerable Interest. The list of
prizes has been largely made up through
tha generosity of the citizens of Omaha ,
and the boys In blao will doubtless have
a moro Interesting tlmo this year than
for many years past. The practice will
commence on August
In case of Inclement woatner , if the
firing Is not hold , the day following , or
first suitable day will bo used Instead of ,
as Indicated In programme :
rnosnAsisiE nnsi'DAY TUESDAY , ACOCST 4 ,
Forenoon Preliminary practice , 200 , 300
and 500 yards.
Afternoon Preliminary pwctlco COO yards.
SSCONDDAYVKDNESDAY , AUQCST G.
Forenoon Preliminary practice , 200 , 300
nnd GOO yards.
Afternoon Preliminary practice , GOO yards ,
Tinnn DAY-THURSDAY , Auacrir G.
Fotonoon Preliminary praciica , skirmish
firing. , , , , ,
Afternoon Preliminary practice , sklrmlsli
firing.
Fonnm DAT FRIDAY , Acacsr 7ni.
Forenoon Itegl mental- team match.
Afternoon Uull's-oyo ehootlu ? .
FIFTH -8ATU11DAY , ACQD3T Sill.
Forenoon Match batwoen men of Bamo
regiment.
Afternoon Match for department com
mander's medal.
SIXTH DAY-MONDAY , ACOCST IOTII ,
Forenoon Department competition , 200 ,
300 and 500 yards.
Afternoon Department competition , ( JOO
yard * , MJM
SIVKKTH DAY TDKSDAY , ACOCST llm.
Forenoon Department competition , 200 ,
330 nnd 509 yards.
Afternoon Department competition , COO
_
yards.
EIOIITIt DAY-WEDNESDAY , ACOC3T ISlII.
Forenoon. Department competition , bklr-
mlsli firing.
Aftorno'on. Bull's-eye ehootmg , or other
matches.
NINTH DAY THUnSDAY , ACQUST 13TH.
Forenoon , Department competition , skir-
miih firing.
Afternoon. Regimental - team , skirmish
match.
TENTH DAY FRIDAY , AUGUST 1-lTII.
Forenoon , Short range match.
Afternoon , Presentation of medals and
prizes.
LIST or PRIZES.
1st. Medals Paragraph BOS "Jlifla and Carbine
' ' -
bine
2d. Medal of department Commander--10
aliota at 300 yards , opeu t J all , highest
score.
3d. Twentv-First Infantry Regimental
prizes To tha three men of that regiment
making the highest aggregate scares for the
department team.
1st Priza S50 00
2nd Prize S30 00
3d Priza $10 00
lib. Fourth Infantry replmental prizes Con
ditions to be determined at the time by the
officers at Fort Omaha. Prize 850 00.
5tli. Prize by officers Seventh infantry , Fort
Wasbakie , Wyo. To the enlisted man of
that I regiment makin ? , in preliminary prac
tice I , the highest s core as skirmisher. Prize
S2D.CO.
CtlI , Union Pacific 1'rizo. To that regimental
team I of 4 , making the best aggregate of
200 , 400 and OCO yards , 10 shots each. Prize ,
a ! handsome silver water set , value § 30,00.
7th. Newman Medal. A handsome gold
medal to the enlisted man makinp , in pre
liminary 1 practice , the highest score at COO
yards.
Stli . Max Moyer'a Medal. A handsome gold
meda to tha entitled man , in preliminary
practice , making the highest score of 200
yards.
Otl Edholm & Enckson to the enlisted
man who , In preliminary practice , makes
the highest score at 000 yards , Prize n
handsome gold watch , value $50 ,
10th. Regimental Team Skirmish Match-Of
four from each regiment. Ptize from mil-
waukeu and St. Paul railroad , S30 ,
llth. Twelve prizes , in graded value , from
Citizens ( of Omaha , to the twelve enlisted
men making the largest total in four days'
IP competition tiring , consisting of cash , ci
gars , clothing , etc. , amounting m value to
about 3300.
12th. Twelve prizes , in graded value , from
citizens of Omaha , to the twelve enlisted
making the highest aggregate as skirmish
ers , on tbo two days competition , consisting
of cash , cigars , clothing , etc. , to the value
of about 5300.
13th. Veterans' Badge A handsome goof
modal presented by the Omaha veterans Id
the late war , as an encouragement for ex
cellence In markiuananlp , To ba given to
ths : enlisted man making tha highest total
aBl known distances , and na skirmisher in
seven days practice , preliminary and com
BlP
petitive. CA
ING
Wo guarantee the speedy , painless nnd CA'
permanent euro , without knlfo , camtic MA'
salvo , of the largest pile tumore.
Pamphlet and references sent for tire T
letter stamps , World's Dispensary Medl- ly
lox
Association , CCS Main Street , Bullalo , CLO
Y. etlo
Moi
A Oonr Old Chestnut.
A certain cstimabla rotidcnt of this
] , says the Philadelphia Notvs , ro-
urnod to the partner of his joys at nn
larly hour ono morning in n condition
surprised bis wife. Uo did not
Irink intoxicating liquors , nnd was noted
the scrupulous noatnosH of his attire ,
ho had a long beard , In the trim con-
lltlon of which ho took much pride , Tl
'marine the surprise of his upousa when euro eng
noticed that his flowing hinuto ap- curl
lendago was freely streaked with the tori
italns of tobacco. J.
19,1
'Why i , my dear , " aho said , "whero nero
you been ? " and
Ho was a frank nnn , and so ho replied : B.I W ,
"Well , to toll you the truth , I have Aett
aon playing in rather a hoivy ganio of ami
Ian
" am
lokor.
soft
"But how did you got your board In softA
condition ? " aho anxiously Inquired. Iron
"I was playing poker , I told you , " ho Ilrlt
nswored , somewhat impatiently. to Ai or
"I understand that , " iny dear , " said the orDl
latient woman , "but didn't they have
ntpidorcs ] In the room ? "
'Of course they had , " ho replied.
"Woll then " she Bald " '
, , , couldn't you
turned your face to ono aide and not
your board ? "
"Ugh , " ho mumbled with a masanlino
, "you don't know the gang I was
laying with. "
For washing clothing , and all laundry
cleansing purposes , JAMES PVLE'S
'EAHLINE la a favorite compound. It
not Injurj the fabrics , and sives a
deal of labor. Sold by grocers.
nurliriRton'H Northern Scheme ,
BOSTON , July 2J. Tha long deferred
heme : of the Chicago , Hurlicgtoa & ijiiincy
mnagcment to take more active part In com-
for northwestern trallij developed yes-
rday by the action of the directors in do-
to offer shareholders ? l'OGO,00 } > t the "
million bonds und stock of tha new road
Paul , on the east bank of the Miaala-
rlvor , to ba called the Cmci o , liur- fit II >
& Northern , Tha Catcago , Jiurllng. . '
& ' Quincy guarantees fifty per cent of the n
truing * and o minimum of $100,000 per
as a sinking fund for redemption of the It
nrlT
Proof i out Uptittei , i : > intle.i anil I'otaons ,
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE CURE
For Couslio , Sere Thront , llonr cnc' , Inflncnit ,
CoU - llronrlitll" , Ontip , AVlioorlnc Cough ,
Atthmn , qnln r , 1'iilmln flie.t , nloUnt
lrlco no cents n bottle. Sold tiy ttrueeliU and Tit ti
nt.irllfi unable to Induct Uelrtlenltr /irompiv
get It for tlttnt tclll n ctli f lira boMeUfprtil ctiartft I
vakt , til/ finding cioitollar to
HIE nunus t.xicrtrn COUIMST ,
frole 0rn tt ! ) I Mtnulnctiircr * .
lUlUmorv. HarjUnd , V. H > X *
817 St. ChnrlPS Sf. , S ! . InmTs , Sfo.
Ctpjtohr fti aa oMo VrJltwil Celt ? 'i I M i ) o e i"
i"IKrain the opKln * r .ltacjlof O nont K * 7oi jBru
KLj BLOC * iMitiiMthin * nr a'.brr itj ' "l n id Kt/ * > a.Jt
l lt/rKT * R ow kBtl tr old fctlJent ka w
Ncr us Prnsiratlnn , nchUltr , McnK * * >
? hSlca Weakness ; Mcrctirl.il-anrl oln < - - "tQ
t.oruot . Throat , Skirt or Hones , Blond PoUv u-p.
orj ! Sores And Ulcers , tr * trtitf ; * lih cnpirv *
nfeeti.OQ lttrtl ) > eltiltAt ) > rtDrl ffi , rUffly. rrlrj.lt ) ,
Disease * Arising from indtscretlon , ibxcmv.
Exposure or Indulgence , vhteh rrodc rtns of t > i
llicYltiK vtfeeUt ttrrvoLinni , detltlt ? , Jlnnt.i of V *
naids'eeUre iBwiorj./Impt son tb fate , r f 1' l 3et / ,
fcTeriloato thr aocittj of femntei.ccntiniti ofUt > M , e a ,
p ridfrln f Marrlaeo Improper or unhtppy , ii
jn-Tust'tiuycurpd ' , ' 'tmphUtfJA I > K * ICD the iHm , P
( iia'c I enrrlepp , frrato .ny * , d < lti > m , CncinltfttloAilli
? * * icrhj mill free , * n llcTltf 1 Vrlta fcr ] Ufiiloni <
A Positive Written fiuaranieG
4tit 1C tlle r > blC > fi' * K , KrJlel&r l&t ev-twliin
l nplieu ! , Knallnli or O rm n , et
oT cli > eMiiii In
< .Vrni. ( lo pln < . lllvitrUtJ la rlslh
* > , inoce ? r put e i Hue , libber e feri , CM. Tjb ; i * . .
i r.ini.i ill > o urtict , dijti.11 or UtrliltiTu MU < * o
t. > 5 t i tn t Intj-ui to * l EM li Lnu
James Heal Institute
Chartered by tlicStatcofllll-
noisforthccxpresspurnose
ofglvinclmmcdlatc rcllclln
all chronic , urinary and pri
vate diseases. Gonorrhoea ,
OlcctandSyphilis In nil their
complicated forms , nlso all
diseases of the Skin and
Blood promptly relieve JnnJ
pcrmanentlycurcd by reme-
dies.tcstcdln aForr l > < ira
ttlicclttU'ructtcr. Seminal
Weakness , Night Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
the Pace , Lost Manhood , jitisltli'ctuctirul.'J'licro
Isno cfl > crincnlltil. The appropriate remedy
is at once used In each case. Consultations , per
sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines sent by Mall and Express. No marks on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address
DR. JAM ES.No. 204Washinglon SChicagolll. !
Vr u lV If.f _ .
tu I'.if 1.IVER.V d KIDNEYS.
s.a'1 IdToiia Tllk ULALTW
unit VIQOH of YOUTH. l
U'atitnl Alipellte U
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if i * us rccLh u in wiorco
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f'Dil joiif ftildrf ate f hu l > r HarlMtMea * J
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The Great Blood Purifier ,
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CASOEUS , HUMORS , Sonus , ULCERS , SWELL
INGS , TDJIOUS , AI10KS3E8 , 1JLOOI ) 1'OISONINO ,
DATAUHII , SALT KHEOM , EuvsirKLAS , KHEO-
MATIBM , and nil blood and skin diseases.
PRICK § 1 PER TINT BOTTLE.
OOSK'3 UED CLOVEIl PILLS , Cure Sick Head.
ache , Djppcpsla , Indigestion , nnd Constipation.
o(56 iiiH25 ) cents ; 6 boxes 81. I.OOSKU UKD
Jcovrn I'ILK IlBurpr , nuro euro , 6Cc per box. Kor
by all druggists , or addrtsiJ M. LOOSE & CO. ,
llonroe : , Jllch. tjend f jr tcetlmonlalj.
&JR. MAZE'S
This Invaluable ipeclflo readily and permanently
all kinds ol Aniuma. The most obstinate and
! standing cases Yield promptly to It8 wonderful
luring ; proportion. It U keown throughout the world
Its unrivaled clllcacj.
. L. INDWELL , city Lincoln , Nob. ; writes , Jan
9,18SL Since using Dr. lUlr'a Asthma cure , foi
than ono j ear , ray wife has been entirely well ,
not won a ejrajitcm ol the diseaselusappoarod.
WILLIAM DKNNBTT , niohland , Iowa , w rites NoV.
1823. 1 Iha\oboon alllloted with Hay Foer and
iethm since 1859. Hollowed your directions and
happy to a y that I noer slept better In my life.
glad that I am among the many who can epcak
favorably of your remedies.
valuable ft ! page treatise containing similar rrool
every State In the II. S , Con Ja and Great
Irltatn ; ; will bo mailed upon application.
Any druggist not ha\ln < It In stock will procured.
0order. Ask lor Dr , Hair s Asthma Curo.
DK. a W IIAIH i BON. 1'rop'sCln'tl , 0.
4.W.WETHERELL ;
1S5 anil 187 Wulinsh Avrnuv ,
IUM F1CTIIIU1 Olf
Hair Cloth and Win
Bustles , Hoop Skirls , '
Hair Cloth Skirts.f
BLACK COLORED
5 JERSEYS ,
Tins cut rcrrtMcnu The
UiiiKtry iho iiio't iKipulur
{ oraWiution of llu.ll.i aud
Jlooi bhutovcrinaile. Alauy
who has urn ono will iii-nr
WISP any other ftylc. Lafli
a. 110,111.
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J , will to d.-a t wit
to law , Hold by all
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"CHICHESTCR'S ENGLISH. "
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IIM mrt'/w LADIES. A.U - ; r liruintl.t r r
lhl.liCAl r' iii ! ll.l. " I < " " ' ' mill ; .
t..uu M > u < ' ku " i * i' < i" > > rtluni mull.
NAME PAPEH. < l.l lie lir < lirralj l I u ,
VfflOlUdl.uiifijuuri1'lilUulu.ii'ai
Drugliti. Tilde eupplled by J , A. Fuller & Uo
A BEAUTIFUL TOWN
Lar e Lots at Eea :
Since the completion of the new packing
and slaughter houses , South Omaha is mak
ing a wonderful ane rapid growth. Besides
the large pork and heef house erected for
Hammond & Co , , other dealers have com
menced the erection of similar institutions
and still others are contemplated for the-
near future. Several dwellings have been
built and twenty or thirty are now building.
Employment is now furnished to about one
hundred and fifty families , and conservative
estimates place the figure at eight hundred
to one thousand families that will find em
ployiuent there a year hence. This offers
great inducements to laboring men to secure
homes now while they are cheap. Specula
tors will also find it to their advantage to buy
at present prices. The company have made
no change from the original prices , but some
parties who first purchased lots have resold
them at splendid profits , in some cases at
double the purchase price. If in so short a
ime handsome profits are made , what will
be the result when everything is fully devel
oped ? In the few other cities that are favor
ed with a first class cattle market , fortunes
have been made by investors in real estate ,
and the same is certain to follow in South
Omaha. While the whole city of Omaha
will be greatly benefitted by the growth and
development of the cattle interest , South
Omaha lots will enhance in value more ra
pidly than any other by reason of the prox
imity to the works.
Manufacturers of all kinds will iind it to their advantage
to inspect this property ; good location , level grounds , track
facilities and plenty of jjood pure water furnished by tha
South Omaha Water Works , f n fact , every facility to make
desirable for manufacturers , including cheap ground.
I
Will find ib profitable to select property now , ns a yenr or
two hence with a population o 5000 to 10,001) people ,
this will become a desirable place for nil kinds of business ,
and lots bought now , can be had /it very reasonable prices
which will double in price many times in the next two years.
Rich or poor , will find it profitable to make in/estmonts
in this property. Free conveyance at all times will bo furnished - ?
nished by us lo parties wishing to see this wonderful now
town and learn of its advantages. Wo have entire charge i
of , and ure the exclusive agents for the sale of all this.
property from G streets south , Splendid lots from $225
upwards.
Wo have desirable business and residence * propertyj'for ] sale\in'
parts of Omaha and do a general real estate business. Wo plicifc bpy"
and sellers to call on us. Wo will give themall ? possible information
, and keep conveyance freo'to show propertyB'm anyjpart ofthe , , city ,