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THE OAT AHA DAFLV JflE , MONDAY , DBOJSMBEK 2S , 1885.
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HACAN'S
Magnolia Balm
IS a setrot aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it , who would rather
not tell , and you can't tell.
EVACUATION OF MCIIHOXD ,
How Jefferson Davis Ecceived the News of
Lee's Surrender.
Women's Iiot In War Virginia So
ciety \\iu-TlmcB Scours
in n Troub
lous lira.
How well I remember , writes M. E. (1. (
in the Philadelphia Times , dear old St.
Paul's church on that second day of
April , the beloved pastor , so earnest and
so interesting , the dim , subdued light ,
falling upon the upturned faces of so
many men of noto. Mr. Davis sat at the
foot of his family pew alone , nn ho had
sever.il weeks before sent Mrs. Davis and
tlio household further south , believing
that they would be safer there if the army
should fall back from around Hicli-
mond. Our pew was somewhat behind
his , and I saw only the light erect lignro
and the reverend bond of his gray head.
During a pause in the service the sexton
walked rapidly up the aisle and gave
Mr. Davis a paper , lie was seated at the
timo. lie read it at a glance , and the
hand which held it fell to his side. Ho
sat perfectly motionless for a perceptible
space of time , and then rose slowly , and
as one who had received a frightfiilblow.
He reached for his soft , broad-brimmed
hat , and stepping out into the aisle he
turned his face to the door , and with slow
and reverent stops doparted. Ho went
out as 0110 might leave the chamber of
the dead.
It. cornsthat he had been parity pre
pared for Leo's reverse of fortune and
that ( ienoral Leo had agreed to inform
him at once if lie was obliged to fall back
from 1'otorsburg ; , but none of us knew
that at the time , and it was only after
wards , in looking back upon the scene
with the light of greater knowledge , that
the full significance of Mr. Davis' expres
sion came homo to mo. The congrega
tion contained many of the loading men
of tlio departments and of tlio cabinet ,
and all over the church these could bo
seen to rise and walk quietly out as soon
as Mr. Davis reached the door , and then
the most , of the congregation remaining
the service was continued. We remained
to the celebration of the Holy Communi
on , and then dispersed as usual.
COMMENT IN THE CITV.
It was the custom at that time for uiatry
of the young people leaving church to
Walk up to the end of Grace street , on
which St. Paul's was siluatcd.und to walk
down again by way of Ifranklin street ,
then as now the most fashionable street
in the city. So as inv companion and I
Ivft the church wi , waked up Grace street
and was surprised to moot people MI con
siderable numbers , many of whom wo
knew , hastening in tlie opposite direc
tion. Some called out : "Have you hoard
that Richmond is to bo evacuated ! ' " 1
remember how I laughed and how 1 re
plied that I had been through n _ Pawnee
Sunday anil knew all about panics. All
the way up tlio street the same news was
called out to us , but wo mot it with
incredulous ridicule. Wo crossed ever
into Franklin atrcctnnd thu crowd became
denser , mid by the time wo reached my
lather's house we began to realize that
soniel hing unusually interesting was about
to take place. 1 found my mother in the
parlor with a number of visitors , some
declaring that the worst was at hand and
others laughing at tlio idea. So I wont a
few doors oil' to Gen. Lee's house to ask
his family if the report was true. No
need was there to ask , when ono of his
daughters , with toar-stainod face , opened
the door for me , and L saw that all was
confusion ; they wore preparing ; to leave.
On reachinir homo again 1 found my
father , Dr. Gibson , stepping from his car
riage , and 1 hastily told him the news.
Ho said that he had known it since nine
o'clock that morning , having learned it
from Gen. lireukenringo while in profes
sional attendance upon him.
Sl'KAKINUSAO rAlEWl'T.I.S. (
Wo spent the remainder ot that day in
.saying farewell to manj' of the soldiers
'who had been .stationed in the city or
very near it , or who were them on sick
leave or furlough. Soldiers on foot eamo
running in and with n , hasty grasp of the
hand and a promise never to forgot were
gone again. Others on horseback rode
hastily to the door , dismounted precipi
tately and took the same hurried fare
well. A few wore not ashamed to show
that they were all'eoted to tears. "Wo
will come right back , " said many. "Wo
will never give up , " said all. Through
out the entire day and nearly all night
we were bidding our friends good-bye.
They wore soldiers who had received
kindness and hospitality in mjfather's
house and who had been allowed to feel
at homo there when their
own homes were far away , and
when they loft as to fail into the hands
oi the enemy it scorned a trial harder for
them even than for us. Their hearts
wore full of affectionate regret and alarm
for us , and yet how few of themhave _ wo
ever seen again ! Some were killed before -
fore another day had dawned , others
went quietly to tlioir homes after the
surrender , and poverty kept them there
until the recollection of what thoj' inyed
to the Virginia people had grown faint
and homo impressions had regained tlioir
strength. Many a soldier who had vowed
that when thu war was over every nn-
marned 111:111 : in the army wouhfconio
back to Virginia for his wile , lived to be
content with a fair ono nearer home ,
who had waited and prayed for him dur
ing his absence , and who had seen only
the dreamy side of lifu while ho braved
the rougher.
nit'II.MOM > 6OCIKTV AT Till ) TIJIK.
Indeed , wo worn very gay and very
hopeful in the confederate capital. No
more charming society could bo gathered
together in this country than was congre
gated there during tlio war. Soldiers
and htatesmen from every southern state
found thoru a congenial resting place.
War toro thu conventional shackles from
society , but could not destroy the charm
of intercour.se between the truly relined
and cultivated. Hani ; horn no relation
tothowelconiowhich greeted n solaior
in Richmond when he escaped from his
canii ] duties to enjoy a brief glimpse of
friends in tlio city. At my father's table
wore always guesU from the army , and
it seemed quite natural that generals and
privates should sit side bj' side. Not infrequently -
frequently the nrivato was the more hon
ored guest. All wuro gentlemenall wuro
cquann the drawing room.
i think it is very amusing to watoh the
law of nature operating in society , bj'
which all men liiul their luvol. Ills spec
ially noticeable in a general upheaval of
social a Hairs , whcio ono lives a lifetime.
of events in a short space of timo. A
man would come to Richmond with a
great blast of trumpets the hero of a cer
tain battlefield. Ho would bo generally
introduced , lionized everywhere for a
days , when gradually ho would bo lost
sight ofho had found his level the spec
ial circle of society to which ho belonged
had caught and hold him there. On thu
other hand many a private was gladly
welcomed to the very heart of aristocrat-
iu o.-.cltisivcnc&s and honored all thu more
that he bora no title.
AT KWEI.L'S IIRADQUAIITERS.
General Kwoll's headquarters were op
posite to our house , and wo could ecu
through the open doors and windows
many busy lingers sorting and destroying ;
records belonging to his department. I
remember watching the lights as they dis
appeared from one story to another , leav
ing thu lirat in darkness as .they concen-
trilled their work on the next ; and I ro-
menibur how typical it soumcd to nut of
the history of the confederacy. At last
thu toj > lloor was vouched , grout bundles
of paper \\crr thrown into tin-bonfire
wlrcn liurned before thr donr and then
the building was shut aiul tin otlloors in
charge wore quickly engaged in making
ready for tlioir own per-onul safety. One
of the In t to leave wax a young oflloor
from Tonnes oo. 1 have not soon him
since the tragic farewell which we bade
onch other towards the dawn of that
frightful daj' . Hut 1 was amused only a
wcok ago to see his name in a journal de
voted to farming interests and to see him
spoken of there as an authority upon the
diseases ot cows : To such peaceful uecs
have his talents been devoted.
In the meanwhile my mother and my
self had sowed into our belts all of the
small articles of value which we wished
to preserve. Wo loaded our persons
with such valuable clothing as wo could
accommodate at onco. Almost every
soldier hud left the city bj' daybreak , but
still a few ran in to saj good-bye , and
one of Iho'o told us that our friend Col.
II. , of Columbia , S. C. . had slain with his
sword throe of the federals who hail en
tered the city , and that ho was Hying
from the rest of that squad as fast as his
good steed could carry him. One friend
of ours , now a pcaoeful professor of
( irook at Columbia college , was cutting
his way through a motley crowd when his
seiiso of the ludicrous dispelled for an in
stant his melancholy mood , for a small
newspaper urchin Ironi right under the
heels of his horse cried out , "llielumm'
' .Xaininer , only twenty dollars a copy ;
latest edition ; last ono ontl" The twenty
dollars was paid , the paper scoured anil
doubtless mv friend would show it to you
to-day should you care to see it.
HOW TUB-CITV WAS IMItlM ) .
How the city was fired wo never
thought inquiring then , so natural did it
seem to us that Humes and horror should
accompany Iho other features of our woe
fill fate , but wo wore soon aware of the
rapid approach of the flame * . Our house
was just on the edge of the burnt district.
Who can ever forgot the seoiio who felt
the heat and saw the frightful glare and
dense smoke ? Wo saw the llanies loan
from Ninth street across the whole block
of houses and catch the steeple of the
Presbyterian church , a large edilice ,
which was completely destroyed. An
artist ran into our house about
this time to bog me to take his cher
ished pictures in charge , and ho had an
enormous roll of canvass in his arms ,
wilii which I promised lo make my es
cape if necessary. Happily this necessity
diil not arise , but 1 remember that a carriage
riago wailed at the door for a long time ,
as my father thought the house would
catch on lire at any moment ; but the tide
of the lire seemed to change and loft us
untouched , while it swept on in the olhcr
direction. About 8 o'clock in the morn
ing General Itrookonridgo and his stall'
routs quietly down Franklin street. Ity
what way thev loft the city I do not know ,
for the bridges were burning and the
federal troops wore already entering the
city.
Language is powerles * to describe the
confusion of that morning. All of tlie
lowest clement of the cilj- had come to
the surface , drinking tlie liquor which
had boon turned into the streets , rushing
along towards the commissary depart
ment , wln'iice they returned laden with
provision * . .Flying in tlio opposite direc
tion wore the women and children escap
ing from the lire. Some of them carried
tlioir household treasures in their arms.
Somu dragged along articles far lee heavy
for a strong man. I remember seeing a
lovely , roliiiud and dignified young lady
'
walkmiras one in a dream , with her fai'r
hair flowing and her head uncovered
both arms full of old silver urns. 1 of
fered to help her , but she shook her head
without iv word and passed on. I have
never seen her since. One man eamo
reeling along , a botttle of brandy in each
hand. I.accosted him with the request to
give me the bottles , which ho did , and I
broke them at his feet. People coming
fo us from tlie worst scones reported that
the gutters ran vr.th whisky and branity
in the lower parts of the city and that
men and women hvy on their faces to lap
it up. Wo noycr know when Iho troops
came in , but we saw a few stragglers and
wore told that the soldiers were putting
out the lire.
A TiimuTn TO cr.x. OTI : > .
And so it was. Our dreaded o.nemy
whoso cry had boon "On to Richmond"
hail readied us at hist , but had reached
us under the command of a gentleman
and a true , chivalrous soldier , Gen. Ord ,
who would have felt himself disgraced if
ho had been anything but the protector
of helpless women and children left to
his mercy that day During tlio confu
sion one of tlio federal soldiers who had
his share of the liquor , fell in front of our
house , with his gun in his hand. Ho
pointed it at me and tried in maudlin way
to lind the trigger. I remember
how qniotty I called the attention
of an Englishman to the fact and
how ho went up to the soldier and took
tlio gun from his hand. Gen. Ord soon
established martial law , and ho sent
couriers to the principal citizens asking
them to report at headquarters any rude
ness or unfriendly act of anj' kind on the
part of the soldiers. To us , who had
pictured to ourselves all of the horrors
which might fall to the lot of a captured
city , such clemency seemed noble indeed.
History had shown us what a Itutler
could effect of savagery in Louisiana ,
and a Halleck in Charleston , and we had
never supposed it possible that a pacilio
and generous course could be pursued
when Richmond .should be captured ,
THE HEST WASHING COMPOUND
of the day is undoubtedly JAMES PYLH'S
PKARL1NK. It cleanses the dirtiest and
most elegant fabric without injury
and with little labor. J'or sale by
grocers.
Smalt Doses Cure.
During the past fifty years Iho proprie
tors of lirandorthS Pills have received
thousands of voluntary testimonials of
the wonderful euros effected by these
Pills. They not only euro rheumatism ,
dy pop ia , piles , diarrho'a , liver coin-
plaint and all foyers , but greatly prolong
the human lifo. One or two at night on
an empty stomach , for a week or two is
sulliciont.
A recent lesson In tlio Sabbath school wag
on thu dentil of Klbha , and when one of tlio
scholars eamo to the clause , "they burled
him , " the teacher asked : "Why didn't they
( . remain him' . ' Do you think there is nuy on-
coiiruu'oincnt In the Jliulo lor cremation' , ' "
"No encouragement whatever , " was tlio ro-
ply. "Tliuv irieit It on the three llmt wnro
cast into the liery Aunace , and didn't make
it work. " [ Harper's llnzur.
Purify your blood , touo up the sj-stom
and regulate the digestive organs by
taking Hood's Sar apariIIa. Sold by all
druggists.
A VOUIIK lady In the woman's college at
Heaver Kails , K % , Is to bo o.\i > cllod iorplnc-
Iiiy ; a greased muslin mask over bur lacii to
give it a ilcath-liko pallor ami frighten high er
loom-mate into hyMcrlcs.
When everything else fails , Dr. Sage a
Catarrh Ituiuudy euros.
Several republican journals having found
fault with I'ruiUlont Cleveland for making
the United States , plum ) , thu Albany Times
reminds them that ho Is a democrat nnd fol
lows the language of tlio constitution.
VTkta. B bj u j nick , we s re ! i r CutorU ,
WLcu it * WM ChllJ , be cried for Cwtorik ,
When ill * b cim * Ulis , > he clang to CMtorU ,
Wba th bvl Children , ib * gkro tatm OMtorte ,
" "
STORIES FtiR "THE DRINKS ,
Tour of n Kind , and Mighty Good Ones
they Are.
A Unllronil Narrative Tlie Cl.irn Mor
ris Trip A Knncrnl Incident
I'dtir-I'Ywrtecu
The - '
Itncket.
C7if < v 00 UrraM.
The nights nru full of frost nml stnr-
light , nnd the snow is frozen to tlio
ground so Ihulyen n gum shoe on n
one-legged man makes n singing noise
as ho Iriulgos on. Long after tlie
respectable clement has gone homo nnd
is nMaep the city is full of wayfaring
men looking for a shelter , or a steam
cell , or n hot slovo or u cheerful man
behind the bar These wayfarers who
hide by day or , if seen , dodge busy people
ple like a whipped dog , become com-
munientivo at dark and use every device
to entertain llio man who is likely to
"sot'em up. " It is singular how they
keep nested on the events of the day.
15ut it is necessary in their business.
They despise "chestnuts , " and under
stand full well that their talk must be
ertinent.
One of these ehnps went into the
Grand 1'aeilic bar just as Big .limmy was
about to leave and looked up at the
clock. "It is lalo , " ho said. Is your
oloek right ? "
.liiiiinv looked at his watoh and said
the clocK was jiM right.
"Horrible- night lor a railroad neci-
dent , ain't it ? I suppose you hoard of
that one on Ihu ( ii'orgia Paeilio where an
engine run clean through a .sleeping ear
twelve people killed and the engineer
saved ? "
"Seems lo mo I did , " said Jimmy.
The man , eiieniinigeil by this , took
evens on tlie barkeeper with a erai'ker.
"Yes , these engineers seoin to bo more
reckle.ss- now than when 1 wis running
on the Cry & 1" . Wo never had such ae-
eiilents in them day.s as they have now. t
remember niieo when Ivas I on No. U. It
wis a cattle train. 1 had orders to run
'em by a certain hour s-o as to get the advantage -
vantage of a raise whichi the owner was
o.NpeeUiig. Thi ! fast mail was ahead of
us. That was when llio fa.st mad was
new on the road and we all hated it , or
lo tell the truth , we hated the non who
run the engines , on them trains. They
were powerful stuck up until eomo of
them got the window. "
"What's that ? ' , Jimmy interrupted.
"Same as the g. b. Tliey used to lire a
man out of the door , but now they throw
him out of llio window. See ? "
"Yes : Well as you were .faying "
"As I was saying wo haled Ihe fast
mail. 1 was on No. 1) ) coming this way
east and had a load of entile. The last
mail wan ahead of us. 1 saw it about .six
miles do\\n tlie ( .Kick. Jt had slopped in
"
tint opun neerary" for some-thin' . J bays
to my ( stoker Nick was his name that
fast mail's in our way. I'm thinkin'she's
behind hor.-elf and 1 know we are says I.
So pulls open tlie Jhrotllc wide and tells
.Nio lo lie on his hnota. jJowu grade all
the way. When wo got in a few feel of
the f. m. 1 kind 'o pulled the throttle one
sided and we left Iho track. It was an
open pecrary. and the ground froze hard.
We flit cross lot.s to llio curve and .struck
the track ahead of the fast mail and
came into Hie Union Stock yards Ih and
< liu ahead. Thai's as true as I'm standing
here. "
"Yon say yon -\vcro \ coming east , and
the 1'ast mail was ahead of yon ? " asked
Jimmy , of ihit bar.
"Yes , that's ' what I said. "
The lights went out and so did ( ho man.
He met nis comrade on the curbstone and
paid : "Don't never try to work a hotel
bar man with a railroad story. The inin-
nto 1 said Ihe fast mail was eomin" east
1 saw that he was on. The fast mail
don't come east. He had the sugar in
Iho glass lill I said cast , but I wouldn't
go back on my word. S'poso we go
down lo the house of David and try it on
tlieroV"
The Clara .Mori-ln Tip.
"I quit tryin" to work the "in mills a
long time ago,1' said an old shivoror , who
was standing in the Arcade court. "I
done purty well at it until they got to
.sliii'lin' thii bottles on me , and that made
mo kind o' suspicious of human nature.
Yon know it would a thing like that. 1
got lo goin'down lo the Y. M. U. A. of
nights when tlu-v hung out the banner
'all wolcomo. ' Takin' a prominent seat 1
would wait till the good people got to bo
purty well worked uj > , when 1 would give
'cm the Clara Morris tip faintin' and
fallin' on" the seat. Tlion 1 would bo sur
rounded and mini' of the ladies would
put in a sympathi/in' remark , and when
they lied laili-d to lovivo mo they would
ealitlio patrol wagg.u and out I'd go to
( he hosp'ital. ly ! playin' it a lilllo line
I'd got some warm water with one squirt ,
of county hoard whiskyin it , and then
J'd go 6ft" into a slumber. It beat tlio
hall hang-up all holler. "
"Workin" il jit ? " asked a pale suilVivr
in a .spring suit , who hud been hiding be
hind a wooden Indian.
"Naw ; not now. 1 made a fool of my
self , just as a 111:111 : will who thinks he's
got asuro thing. You see , ono nighl last
week 1 went over as usual. You iin'Man'
thai I lied to kind o' make up dill'erent ;
but as I lied been on tlie .stage I knowed
how that was done. This night I'm tell-
in' you about I had Hie C. Morris' ( | uivor
of griff very had. At llio proper limit in
the play 1 fell over into a lady's wrap that
was lying on a chair , Tim congregation
w.is noon around mo. 'Fan him , ' says
one. Fan a man when the mercury was
below ! Another said. 'Moisten his lips.1
That caught mo , and 1 breathed a bit.
but when they moistened mo with water
J 'possuiupd agin. Then I hoard a very
line voice say , 'Unbutton his coat so'8 he
can breathe1 and whoever it was told to
do Unit obeyed the order. Nearly every
billion on my coat was jerked on" . J5nt
that wa n't nothin' . 'Open his vest and
shirt'said the llno.voiee agin. I clutched
for my heart , which was beatm' wildly ,
but that only erieouragod the game.
'That's ' right , ' said the line voieo agin.
'Ilo'.s comin' to ; open his vest all the way
down. ' liuforo 1 could clutch agin all was
over. " ft i
"Dead ? "
"DeadNo. . What would T bo doin'
tpllin'this at tlii.-i | ioiir if I'd hecn dead ?
Say , don't break tlio narytivo again.
When they'd opened tlio vest all thu way
down , as they called it , out rolled a pint
bottle of the hi'uyitfd.V of course every
body throwed up tlioir hands at once , and
llio line voice that had been pipin' for my
ve.it to be imbiituiued was the lirst ono to
Pay , 'Ilo's intoxicated , an1 I knowed it. '
That was what cut mo. J didn't euro for
the bottle , mind you , for there wasn't
much in it. lint I didn't like the idea of
deceiving the lady with the line voice.
You see , J wuz workin' my way to the
hospital , an' 1 had bough tiny own pi/en.
I'd seen that the visitin' committee from
the board had been out tlio day before.
Hut I lost. And the young lady's hiet
words the last that I heard was , ' 1'our
the vile intOMcant from the vial and till
it with water. ' I'm waitin1 now for the
Jake to freeze over , then I'm goin' to
Joavo the berg , There's no luck for mo
hero , "
Tlio Funeral Story.
Ills comrade stood behind him and
shook his hand , "I was in thereawhdo
ago , " ho said , "and I told ono of the
prettieit stories of the repertory , only
to i-co the { rii/elie die and tlio fond hope
decay. Some of the crowd hud been
siiyiu1 that they had boon to u funerlll ,
aiul one story Jed to another until oveu
the barkeeper wiped his ej-es on a towel
in front of the bar. 1 thought this was
a good place for me to pull in. 1 went
ovt > r to Koso Hill , set I , n few days ago
with a young lady friend who had a co-
ceased relative buried there. This young
lady was n cripple nnd had to go on
crutches. We came to an open grave
that was waitin' to receive the beloved
remains of some circle. The sides of
the grave was lined with evergreens and
things memento , and wo wus waitin' for
the arrival of the deceased. The young
lady said she would like to look into the
yawnin' ehazzem , I think she called it
and as I didn't 1 said 1 would with
draw , ns grief always affected me so. So
1 went over to the road honso aero t
the way toyawn abit , myolf , seI. I. AVell.
while I was gone the perocssion arrived
and marched to the chax/.em. My young
lady friend didn't see Vm and they didn't
get on to her at lirst. The pereession
formed a holler square around the grave
fenein' in mj- young lady friend so that
she couldn't get away. She got rattled
and dropped one of Her crutches in the
chax/.em. This caused her pain and slip
fell to weepin' . The lady mourner in the
lirst carriage saw the scone , and of course
it was natural that she should bo suspi
cious at tlio circumstances. She called
out to one of the pall-bearers and sr ? :
'What woman if tins that weens in my
place at his grave ? ' Tlio pall-bearer
tried to explain , but the mischief wu/
done , and there wuz the stormiest scene
around there you ever see. Mj * lady
Iriend fainted in mv ami's , but she walk
ed as natural mo. The fright cured her. "
"You must u got ginger alu on liiO
side on that yarn. ' said tlio crony , who
had failed at the Grand Pacific.
" .No ; no , sir. When I had finished the
man behind the bar came around to the
front and sez ho , 'So you're the chap who
wuy out there with that woman , air yon ? '
sez he. 1 wouldn't go back on my pre
vious statement , and 1 told him that what
I had sed went. 'The deceased , ' ho sed ,
'was my own father. The lady weeper
wiu my mother. I've been layin' fur you
ever since the ceremony wuz over. Yon
spilto tlie best fun'rill that's bin to Hose
Hill this year. You long-legged , lop-
eared , wliiniperin' clam hunter , git out ov
here and don't never walk on this side ov
the street agin after dark , ' sea he , Let
me give yon a pint don't never tell a
bur.vin' story fur tlie drinks till you've
fouiid out whether the deceased wua re
lated in ennyway to the hou.se. "
Tlio Koiir-Koni'tcen Story ,
"Did you ever try tlie 1:1-1 : racket ? "
asked another of the squad. "You go in
to ono of the all-night drugstores and sit
down if'tlio seats are not all taken. Now
and then you will notice seven or eight
men fall in around Ihu fountain where a
young man is at work drilling out hot tea
or beef tea with one hand and mopping
up the counter with a sponire in the oth
er. If you are pretty llip yourself , you
can edge in and somewhere in tlio sluilllo
yon' can got a mug of the lluid. In the
confusion that follows you swear that you
put your mckle down.'aud as I he debate
warm you glance at tlio clock and indig
nantly exclaim that tlio ! : 1-1 car is duo
and you arc liable to miss it on account
of the discussion. You say you will nev
er come in there again and this throws
the young man oil' tlio trail. ] Jo won't '
follow you. This is also called among us
fellows the 'emergency clause. ' Wo
don't rc ort to it tdl we've been tlreil out
of cvrr.v other place. Hoof tea is bettor
at 4 o'clock in tlio morning than going to
the horse trough in front of thu court
house. "
_ _
Temperance modioino , good as can bo ,
Heller far.tlian rum or m study.
If this truth excites your fjirv ,
Let Samaritan Nervine bo judge and jury.
Let quacks lie down and breathe tlioir last ,
While doctors , boasting of the past ,
Of wonderful cures they have done ,
When Samaritan Nervine kills tlioir fun.
Congressman Townseiul , of Ohio , says 00
per cent of the republican members of the
legislature fuvor Sherman for senator.
Senator Don Cameron will .soon occupy the
old Taylor mansion at Washington , for
which he has just paid < v. ,03l ) . Kvldontly he
hns no idea of retiring from public lifo soon.
STRICTLY PURE.
IT COSTAIXS XO Ol' IX AA'V VORHf
IN THREE SIZE BOTTLES.
PRICE 25 CENTS , 50 CENTS , AND SI PER BOTTLE
OKCENT BOTTLES m-o nut n i > for llio a
Xvf3i'iMiiiic'liitUm ( ( ul ull who desire UK" "
anil low prlcoil
Cough , Cold and Crmjpfaedy
J'Hl > .SK DKhlJll.MJ A IIMII IIV I Oil
CONSUMPTION
Olt ANV
LUNG- DISEASE
SlioulU serum HIP tnrjrp $1 Imttlci. DIroctiona
accompany in > r out-h botlle.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
A SPECIFIC FOR
Epilepsy ,
Rpamns , Cotivul-
5 * eloiM ,
Dance , Mcotiol-
( i , Opium Eat-
. . .
Scrofula , Kings
t < tt ,
Diseases ,
Uhcumatlain ,
Ktnous Wtnbust , IJralii Worry , Jllaoil Sorts ,
JilllousncsB , Uostii'encss ' , Nen'ouaJ'rostratlou ,
KMnril TroMcs and Irregularities.
AVlio cares for tlio doctors' sucrri when tlih
Infalliblu n-mrily Is at l.niul'Tlio ulUlcti-il
ulllllnil Itto lioarnii.stUulijnJfapocllio.ui'it
r. founliiln of vitality unit vlKor. as . - - ' - '
nnd cxliillwtliiK ttsacmil.L'uMihijr sprinij of
watertctlwjmrrliedanil falntlni : tra\fler In
llio ilo-.i'rt. To ileclliitt taklui ! 11 wirn rcinfdy
whpnMckU to court MilfwlUBandliiviloileiMli.
Si'-Coriotjiouitunco freely \n.'rcil.iJ. . J
! Le Jr. S. A , P.IC lUIOXDMWlXB CO. , St. Josepb , JIa
Hohl liy nil DrncKlBtM ,
51.M per botllo , or four bottles for $ D.oa
FORSALE BYC , F , < i I /
A TINK LINE OB
Pianos and
-AT-
WOODBRIDGE BROS1
MUSIC HOUSE
OMAHA NUIWASKA.
One of the Best ami TM > rgcsb Rtoctos in the U.S.
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
GKO. IH'HKK , M.imwor ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NED.
ntH'.NTnS ! Mprptinntfinnil rnrmrrs' Ilsnk , Dnvlil ClljN l > . ! ICrnrncy N'lUlunul nniik.ffonr
ncy.Ni < l > . : Columlilti ytuto Hunt , Columbus , Neli.i MolKiiinld'a Hank , North I'latlc , Nob. Oiimlia
NMlotml llnnk , Oimilm , N'oli.
Will pay customers' ilmft with bill of InillnR altnuhcil , for two-lhlrils value of stock.
CAHDEE
AVITlt
DOUBLE THICK
Ordinary lEiilibcr BooSa
el warn wear out fii t cm
Iho bull. TlioCXDKi :
Hoots ere double ( hick
on tlio Kill , end
DOUljLll WEAR.
irmt econctrlcal Jtublicr
Hunt In tlio market.
Lists loncrr thiiii ouy
otliur boot and tbo
1'KICEJiOHmnr.U.
Call nnd
nmlna the
FOR SALE BY"
FOK SALE
I. AOKN'T ,
15ia UOUGLAS S'L'ISHET.
OMAHA NKIIK.ASICA.
A POSIT1YE BJsllio
Oni1 linv will uaro
h o most obtlimtc cas-o in four dnj-a or lo s.
NoniiiifMinus ilosns of cub"ln , I'eipnihn or oil o
Hiiiiilnlvvnoil tluit uro coruuii to proiliico ilynpfp
t-lu hy iliMirovliiK-tlu ciiiitltiirs of tlie si" iinoii
1'ric'oSl.f.O. SoM I'y nil ilniir-'isl-i or niiillcil on
let'piptnf price. For furt'iur ' itnrlli'iilnr-i Bonil
lorclrenliir. 1 > . O. Hex IKI. !
T. C. * & -Xj2Lj.3 r -CURE.
ta Jolinst. , NCMV Vorlc.
tiiutrtli-outlyin&o
7ft e Lsnd of Oranges ,
Sunshine ,
2nd Trcpical SDnery : ,
Kf S A lot 40x100 feet , la Bilvot
a X Springs Park. Florida , caly $10
fur GO flan * only. Every mnti ,
\vomnn nnd child Bbonld own n lot. JIlnli. dry ,
rolling land. No nwaninq , or jnalnrln. House. ' ) ,
ntorcfj , liotelnlreadyl > uuU Several trains dally.
I'lvc-nno oraiiKO prravo tracts , ! r-00 cacli. a
platof th3tovvnpbo lniptrecti'l ! church Bites.
depot , ic. , &c. ; nlw line Orange Orovolti cituil
brilliant colorK , with elcsant , l8-rntodeserli >
tlvc lioolcof ourtown.nmlalonif printed list ol
over 000 tenil pnrcliauers , All Son * Pt-ce. Pop
ulation T.1 ! , anil now arrivals weekli
1VCB. ! ll'm. JI. UalfJctl , Pros. National Ciilzcni
Hank , Now York. Addreai' , for full particular ! ! ,
L. H. MOWRy , PRESIDENl , 170 BilOADWAY , HEW YORK
Urnnch unreal Ulilcago , lit , Pllvtr Hiirlm : ' I'la *
Ten Years Mniutained Superiority.
STEAM COOKED ,
CRUSHED mm OATS
AM ) OTIICK
American. Breakfast Cereals.
Ask for A. II. C. llrnnil only , iltegislero.l . Tra lo
Mnrlt ) For Fiilc I iv nil moeers K'liil for Iru
culur. T4Ui'KIIKAI. : M PC ! CO. .
t. , NEW
T n i s I.SIIIVAUII : :
BouTiir.iiN HI.MIIIV ; : is
WAIIIANTii : > NOT TO Anjy
CONTAIN A KIN'ni.K | J
I'AitTici.KOrMniicuar /
OK ANV INJtllllOfS
MI.NKKAI , KHIIaTNCr ! ,
JL AVI1I Cur .ill
ol'tlic Mv rt
anil Kliiuiiicli ,
If yon feel dull , drowsy , di-ldlitnluil Inivofro
qili'iil hciidneliu , iiKiiitli litstos budly , | ioiir up
lielllo nnd IOIIKIIO I'liiiioil , you mo Millm'ini ;
limn toi'plil liver , or'Miihoii.-nt'ss , " nnd iiulh ii r
wllleiiri1 you MI tpomlilv nnd prriniiiiontly us
Blil.MO.Sh' I.IVKH ] Uiil'lATOU ( ,
At liny Hun ) you leel your pyptoin
ni'OiNelcMii'.iiijr , toning , roifilliiilior with-
nut vluli nt purriiiir , ur Miiiiuliiun ; , ' wltli-
out inioxieiUiii luke
Simmons Liver Regulator
Tiui'Aitii ; : ) iiv
.1. JI. ZHIUN & CO. , I'liiliulcliihia , I'a
'MERCHANTS1
National Bank
Korth\vo."t corner rarnnni niu ) MUi gfootr.
Paid up Capital , $200,000
Burplus Fund 50OOO
ntANKMIMII'lIV. i : . IlOCiRU1' ,
I'l'oslileiit. Vlewl'ie-sldont. '
I1KN II.VDUI ) , J.UTllKltDIIAKH ,
' Autt uualilor
Accounts Bollultod nnd prnmptiUtoiitlon ulvun
o all biijluoii oiilnutoj tolls euro.
1'nys FIve per cunt un Tlmu Deposlis.
PENNYROYALPILL
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
Tlie Orluliuil mill Only
. .
ttkov ' trti
U liiiioi > b ID LA DIF.8. A k , " > < l'rutf t l M
"l'Ucbl lcr' 1.1111. h * . . ! ! > no tttfr 01 lu > < :
( t&ni | lt l r | < i fU ltrl i * l tltf t't rrtura MHll.
MAME PAPEK. ri.l br.t.rri.r. lj M' . . ,
UIIU M..II..II r-wUBrr. I'Lll.rf. . . I'm.
At llrurcUU. Tri'lo utiflat \ > i JTulUr A. J'uIlM i
U. . , CUIc u. III. I
WHO it UN ca/Aiirro WITH IMC r.tOJiurn BP THI *
LOUhTRrWIt k 8FF. flr CXAMININH TMH MAP THAT THE
V
CHIDMO.ROGX ISLAND a PACIFIC IHKLWW
Hr moii of Hi rcmtrnl pnMtloti ntnlc1n n irlntlonta
nil pHni-iiml line-t l.ot ninl U pft. at inllUl nmltir *
snlim ! timm * . rmntlititntlif n > nM Irnpnilniit ttikf-
c'nMtlnrnttI link lit thnt > * ( < in or tlitoituli Imn-pnn
tftiMtn which JnUtK ami fnrlh ( > itt ( invtil mul ttnflla
IHMWCCII rltir" * ot thn Al iniit tr nlnl 1'aHrto I'onitti * . 16
I * nUn tin' ttvnit : < > mul ln > t mnt > ' tnotiil ftom imlnts
JLiitt. Nnrthrivt nmlont In- i f . mul ronrrponJlng
l > ointtVrl. . Nollii" - t iind K..ut lt ' > t.
The Croat Rock Island Route
Otninntcfn lt pntrnn thnt irmn of pnritonnl Pfdt *
rliv nil.iHli'i liv u M > li'l. ' tlmtiiuclilv I' ' ll fti'i1 rcnii-
I i | , niutinih rurL tf ritntirninus vtcil tnll. ml tnn.
llrtllv hnl U i' lvpltl ttliil ItrhlKC" . HiHImrMork ittt II cur
1 > < i fi'ctjint u hniinti rl < 111 I'nti iuikn : II. tlio nfi'ty
npl Hnurr or pt > nt liMlom..Mt | . tot nmmtil nlr litukcjt ,
nllll lll'lt Cl 11111 K tIN iplfllf llll'll II' > T)1IH ) l ) | | > I Jl -
th-il niii'iHtlon < if nil Mi Itniiit oilier riMTlntt 1r * of
llil < r iiti > n ro * 1 i.im ! 'irt nl ull ruiitH'rtlirfr points In
Union iM'jtoio , ' nml tlin - iiH'Htpnfed coiufuilH ftiij
IVttrli.rouii'MI IllulT * . KaiiftiH rit.T MMt nwi.illi atut
Al''hlM n ! < ro npoHCil tiT \niillitiiil. . tliirly up-
lioUtrffil l > nv ( V clic * MnpntflnMit I'nllniati I'rttnro
( itt'i'ori4of | ) the lnto- ilcslcti , nml nimi > tiion Dining
( "MIH in Mi-Ii H 'lnu.itrlj iIK ilt ml int'iiU nit * IrUuii'lr
citrn llctu or * ) Ohlc-u-o uml Knmn'-'lt > nnd Atrtilsoit
uio also i utt lint Cek-bt , iti-tl Keclmintf Oi.itr t'rtis.
The Famous Albert Lea Route
I * thr ( Urr rt nml fiivorlto line hrlwi'iit ( Milrnio imj
flhinrnpollHftiidSt. I'/iul. iM-in run n ft tl < * n * ur mintft
In tlniuii Iteixit1 * for all points in Iho Tnritoilci nmt
Itritf h rrovini'tH. ( Her thH n > ute Fntit rxprtfa
1'rntin HIII run lo tinvftfirtnii pLu-e * . niinniLT 10-
Mn-tH. pit-tin ' | iic < loc.tllto'f. n tut linnilni' nml lUlilntr
i ; < -'MUi'H "f ln\\ i titxl Mlttni'-ciiu it i * ui.-u die nioi > t
tl--unMi ) r-'Utc ' t llio t It ti ultcnt Ili'Mi niiii p. > toiAl
Ian I * "f lnt > i f r 1 nl.nti
Ntfll nnnth-r i iil.iT ITN' ' * . rli Scncr.i n < l Kun *
I\ \ . -i\ II.IH luM-n < > | Hncil luM < t-ti < ini-iniintl , Indian *
nji-.li . mill lmu\f > tln. nml 4'oiitii it DlufTM , Knni < H CJtr (
llliint'-ipoli juia St. 1'aul ntul iiitfrinctllatu point * .
I * r tlotalhtl inronnntiim M-O M.tp. * nml I'oldotfl ,
rJ.tni . nft liltK3 'i'lt us th kflu , fit nil pilnclpAl Tlckol
Oil ! r s iu tlio VmU'd { jtaU-s aiul CitinUa ; or by ad *
U. R , CABLC , E. ST.
Vi tsH & Ci u'l M'P'P , Oi-nM T'kt J : ra
CXIIC .O-0.
A JSundtml Alodlcal Worlc for Vouna : and
Jilhldlu A etl Aien , only SI by mall ,
A CREW MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD
Kxhnnstol Vltnllty. Korvoiu nml I'lirflnil Dnlillltr
I'roriiiiiiirn n 'llnc in Man , Krrori * of niithnn < 1 thQ
iinloiil iiilxTli-i rpHiiltlni ! fiom In'tlHfrcilim nml ax
ri > fhi > p. , \ timik lor oypry nitui. yoiinir. mlilillp-nffod
ninl cild. it ottTiUiltiH lii prc crl nt inn1 * fur all nrtito nnd
chronic dlpcjiho * . oiu'lin 10 or luilr-h U Invuliitible. So
ffiiittil 117 Ilin ruillior UohO oxncrlnnrr lor 1 yn'irs 1
Mi.'h iin mv.lmhly never tii'for fi'll lothn lot of any
] iliydin ! : ; Sri ppic . lionnil In b'niitirul Kronen nius-
lln. nnihoaKoil rovur * , lull Qllt.L'u iratittMMl to hnn IriQ ?
woili In o\rry B0n 'n ' mornniili'nl. llirr.iry and prnfos.
piniial Ihi.nnnr oilier work In tlili rountry forl.H. !
rrllm Pionpy will Doriifuihl In urery lii'tnnco. PrI'O
only 91 liy in ill , imstpalil. Illti lratuil nnniplu , < V\
J-enil now. Hold rnoilnl awnrilotl ( hniiiitlKir y tno Na *
( : .Mwllral AK orlntlon , to tlinotliTOMof wnich lie
'J'hoSi'k'coof UfOHlioiild Imionil lir tlio rr.nna for
liiftMiuu.n . uml l > y llio amiclcil lor rolluf , 11 it III bcno-
Iltall.-l.i'niloii Ijini'ot.
niicri'lKiionuiiiiburiif "oolc-ty to wlinm tlioSclnnca
of i. 11 1) ) will not do uhoiul. nliiiiuprjnmlli , | inri > ! il. uuar-
illiiii.liiftiiii-tiiror flirwnian.AiKiiiinnt ,
Ailili < < i < Hi" I'i'iitiiiily .Moll L-al lintltiiii' . or lrV. . II.
1'nllnT , .Nil. 4 Hiillilnrli slruul. HiiHluii. MIIHA. , who may
l'l'coniiiH 'iliin nil il e.ises ii'iiiililiiKuklll and cniurl-
I'lU'i1. Cln-onn : uml olisiln.uu timr u.ivo
luilllihl tlio Hkill of till oilier DliyM- KflfiW
( innn hiu dally. Suuh tnmtoil 1VHUII
hnriii-fiilly without nn liisianoo
ftlulltii-o. Jlniilion tlin pnucr.
Hallway Time Table
OMAHA.
Tlio fiillnwlnir ID tlio IIIIIP of nrriral ninl de
partment trains liy. Ceiilml Stmiiliml Ilino lit
t i lo i lilo MI.K. ' 1 mini of tlio ( ; , , r > t. I' , , M. t
I ) , nrrlvu mul iliipnrl from llioiiMlopot. coriiur
ot Dili mul WOUMIT stroiMH ; Iriiinson tlio II. &
M. , ( ' . . It. .V Q. , mul 1C. ( ' . , St. J. \ C. II. from the
II. .V M. ilopol ; nil other * from the Union Piicillo
Ul"t'
. iiutmir TKAINS.
Hrlilun tniluw.il KJIIVO . . ' . ( lopot nt &M
I7ri ! : ! Hlii : ) 8Mih-h.M : ) - 10IH : ) 11'JU : n. in. , 1.00
- -l.Su-ls&O- ! ! : GO : i03 ; 4-.OU--5.0U- l ) : < JJ iJU : > -
Lvnvotrn i U'rVorOmalm ] a " : li-l ! fiIB : 0:33 :
' * ' '
llf'-ii-a : : j-lJ7 : ! 1 : 7- ! > .i' > - : ! ' - : : - : -
' - ! > . m.
m.cofixKtrj'iMJ I.IN'i : . " .
Arr'vnl ' mul ilomturn of trains from tbo
tniiiT"r'l > ' ( > pot in Council Ululls :
DKI'AHT. AIIIIIVB ,
CIIIIMCIO i .NimTIMVI'.STiniN.
0:1 : ! A. M Mull nml l'\irrh | 7:00 : p. H
l'-:4 ) i1. HI Atiio miioiliitioii IK ; ; ) | > , M
CaJiM : Kv. r s .i 11:1.1 : A. u
C1IIC.UIII & Mill . < IHUMl.
0lrA.M , Mail mul i.vpn : > > j 7CO : I1. M
Tl.riA.M : Ai'C'oiiiinoihitlon riin ; : > , M
CL1) : ) I * . M llxjiri'-b UlaAM :
CHICAGO , .MII.WAlKKf i ST. IML'I *
U:10A.M : Mull nml l\pif ! s 7fXp.ji ; )
5:13 : I' , n l'.vpro.-s U:1IJA.M :
CIIIUMIO. iiiriti.iMi'iii.s it gi'i.Ncv.
r > A. M Mill ! mul i.vir'sj ; | UtO : : i > . M
> \x \ JIvpicss U15\.M ;
\r\ii\tiii.hr. i.ouiin r.M'U'ic.
Silli1. M.f/ni'Rl Ht. I/nils I'tXpriHn ' uitul
UWJr. : M.'rninnlerHl , Ixiulh l'x.'J'rau.-ler.l"iJi' ! : M
KANKASUriV.Vr. .101 ! & UOl'NCH. 11I111KKS.
3:15 : A , M Mail mul Kvprusa Vir : : > r , it
UWJ : r. M K.xpro-s ( ) : U'iA. M
Biorx CITV kcirio. < .
7:0.iA.l : Hloiix ( liy M II 7l ; * ] I' . M
li' iU I' . JI. . . St. I'tiul i.V/ie.S ; | | UV ; ; | A. M
Dfimrl. WliSTWAlU ) . Arrlvo
A.M. p. M. i r.Niu.N IAI ; u'lfj.
. " '
' '
Donvnr ! ixi > ro 4. 'Vi'l'da
O. .VKIU' . VAIJ.in'
li"0ii . . .Mall mul I'.vprc.'KS.
. II. &M. IN Mill.
K0a ; ] . .Mull anil i\priMs. : . .
lM.i ) : ( | " -
' " '
Di'purt. HUUTIIWAHU. Arrlvo
A. M. i r.'jil "Mlfcsoiild I'AC.'inci. ATM. i V. u. '
JUauit : ' Day Kxpnipu
BI5U : . . . . .NlKlil Uxpross. . . .
Iv. ( , ' . , .ST. .1. A : (1 ( II.
_ UgOn ; _ BISI ; > ' . _ .VIu 1'liillt.inoiitli. . .
Dcimrl. NOUTIIWAJIU. Arrlvo ;
A. . ' t : M , | ( \ ST. I' . , M. Ai 0 , I A. M. ; > , T
biWil I. rllotuClly llxprass .1 6a'jj :
' DjlOoOalihuiil Ai'L'ommoiI'li lU OOol "
uiai 't. 11A S'l'W A111) . Ajrlyo
" " *
"A.M. i"r. M. I C. , II * Q. | A.M.I | > , M.
'
fiiiU . . . .Vln I at Miionlli. . . ' 0M ; ) j
B1YWK VAIIDS THAIN8
\VIII Icnvo f. I' , depot. Oiiuiba , nt UIO--8:3i- ; :
10:45-1U : TMII. m. ; " : IO--a MlU'.ip. . m.
I.CBVI Hio l. Vuiil * forOiniilm nl 7'i : JOSJn.
Nini : \ il-siin'iliiiiv ; ll.IimiyVxiiopl StinJay ;
C , daily eivupl L-iilunliiri 1 > , Uully oxcvpt Moil-
Jar. _
CULTIVATOR AMD HOUBE-
NEDHASKA I'Di'i-i-iinHliliiV woii'leilultii I'ICIMIHUK ,
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tw l'l"'l' tiiW ri'-Mi'ii "iu"l. liUCIlllill'J | | tlllnl
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