THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , JANUARY 5,1880.
ll Cures
IH RHEUMATISM ,
11 NEURALGIA.
Itncltnrlir , Ilrnilnrltc , Tciollmchc ,
Spraln , IlKiltrx , c-lc. , etc- .
I'rlcc , Fitly f nl . AtDfugslati unil Dealer" .
HIE CHAfU.k.3 A VOGELER CO. , Sola Proprietor
> I . .tTiatuut. lUniLA.irj , U.H.A.
Chartered by IhcSUtcof Illi
nois far theespreMpurpose
of glvlncimmidiatc rtfletla
all chronic , urinary and ptl-
vale diseases. Oonorrlicea ,
OleelkndSyphitle In all their
complicated forms , ulto all
dtaeates of Ihe Skin anil
lllooU promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme *
Wcalsnem , tfif-ht Loiscsby Drennu , Pimples on
Itie I'nce.Loat Manhood , iioiUltdiirtircil.T/ifre
Silioeri > erlniftitt n. The appropriate remedy
la at once used In each case. ConiuHalUns , pr-
onM or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med *
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IwcktiRe to Indicate contents or tender. Address
i DR.lAMES.No. 204VVashinflton 5l.Chicanoll. !
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Contagious.
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Hint co nut M 1 r Diitnuliil n tonllili' hlooil
IIOIMIII mid for two jt-.irg wns tnnlcr liivttincnt
IIH tin tint-door | iulli > nt nt Nottliittlnun Itnsiillhl ,
Ilnirliiml , liul wui nol cnicil. I ulli-n-il tlio
most luiim/liiLc piiliM In my lioin > c. inul XCIH cov-
ti'il uIlli norcs nil ( ivor inv lioily and llniln.
J'liiait ) I c-oiniili-ioly ld l nil Impo In Hint conn-
tl j , mill Minliil lur Aim-licit ( tlnl wn ( routed nt
ltooH-\r-li in this < Hv. iii "rll us liy it iiriiinlnilit
| > li ) xlclini In New X urli lumiiK no cm
tillli tin * liii'-plltil- ) .
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iHti' < l I llojeinilncil to KlM1 II n tilnl. lltxik'lY
ll'Oltli-'s mill I can mv with flout jn ) Unit they
limit ctiti'il mo cnliii'ly. 1 tun us fount ! inul
xvt-ll us I i-M'i Hiisln niylirc.
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tioisoii. ami IM-IIII ; in MtMiiinuli. lit. ! , in tintime. .
J .ui-nl Into tinho'Mlil | Ihcio lor tir ilinont. 1
mlltiiciln > much tioin ilii'iinuillsni nt tlio
Mimelinn' . 1 clkl nut K't "rit iinilor ( In ) In-lit
mi-ill tliorc.tior ns I rurcil by tin ) ol the iisvnil
tneiins , I Inuii no'liil.cn FI-VUII liotllcs of
h\vllt's SM-i-llli | ) nuil inn Miinul inul Atoll. It
ilovc lluliulsun out tlnuiiKli liollHon llio skin ,
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iso on lllnuil und Skin Dltenscs jnullcd
Tin SMUT Si-i.rmc Co. , DruxicrS , Athmta ,
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RESTORED , irrniptly
l'i - ( - . - \ictimorjcmtli- -
lul inii'nulei.io caiixiiiir
1'ieiiwtiim Dec-ay , Nor-
.
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Or llaliil , l > ositlti-ly
C'uri-il Ity iii Dr.
It cnn boKlvcn Inn cup uf mllpourton vvlthout
tlit ! kmmUMlKPOf tin.H'i3un | InkinK it.Haljiululi ly
L Inunilon , nnd ulll ell.'ci a , pi-riiiniirnt und npc-L-dy
itkurp , wlicll'cr tlipMtit-nt | it a imuli-rntoilrinKprur
nn alc-i > linlir ureiU. ft has lu-i-n ( ; Ucii In tliou *
a.in.lHof iMsfi , nnd In PMTJ InMaiiceiipcift-ut euro
lim folliiil. . II nxr IUIN. 'IluBystuin unco
liiipregiiali-il ltli tlin sppclllc.lt liccompa nn utter
lniio | lbility ( ortlip llipiur npiiclltu tuoxl-tl.
roitsxu : in * ror.r.owrNo DUUCSOISTS :
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I Mil V ( 'iiinlim Sis. . Onialui , Ncli.l
A. I ) . I'O.sTIMt iV IIIIO. .
* CiMiin-ll Illun's , town.
CnllurwrllP for pntnplih't coiitnliilne humlrcda
of lo-.tltui > iiiids from tlii-bcyt uint'ii and mull frutu
nil par Hot tincountr *
017 SI. CluirlOHNt. , fit. I.onil ,
IJttietul r rituiloof two HcOIcal Collcr , lui lifta lonjtr
rl'frBpi"tlnbfla ' ( | e-'altrcatiueot ' of CIIHJTIIP , NIR\CIUH , HKII
mini ltioai > DuituKj Mianaor other riirilriaaluUI. Loul' ,
Nervous Prostration , Dchlllty , Mental and
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and other Allec-
lions ol Throat. Skin or Bones , HlooJ Poisoning ,
Old SOrCS and UlCOrS , mr trcitnl ltli unparallelol
QcrriitDnlatrttirknttae iirlitclpl i.HAfcljr I'rhalclr.
Diseases Arlilng from Indiscretion , Excess ,
EUpOSlirO Or Indulgence , ublch troJu-e , ome or lh <
Itillowlbg rllictil neiToiittiras , Uctllur , ilimnvit of llgtil
arcr.luucclhc toclcty or fsuialoi , eonfuiloi of llcsi. no. ' ,
renJorJii ? MnrrlAiro Improper or uuhappy , BIO
lutcajttliiirtrofe , freetonuTitiltlrtiat Conaullatlouatof *
Ketat t > r mall ( rfa. Inilu-.t anil at Icily c.nlU < nUal.
A Potltlvo Written Guarantea ciicn ID et.ryco.
fiTvblb'caic , UcJUloe aoalcrcrf MUum bj mall or
GUIDE ,
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won Jrr fill | n f tclurvi , ( rup to lire ) tt1clc orj tbc folloxt I u <
vubJccUt * du may marry , t > uotf whf i uitoliooj , era n
) it > 9 > l. j bVileattlrcur. elfecti tifeelll * cy an.lcxccn , tli pliy -
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JDIt. UAJJl'S
Asthma Cure.
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'Tlili lnviini\blii | Biipcldo rcndlly and pormn-
iitntly i-nriis nil kimli ) of Antlnnn. Tim most
jiol < l ptoinpt
I ) ' to IU wuiulnrfnl cnriiiK jiropuitlort. It M
Idmwn tbu woiltl for Ita uniivaloJ
. ,
'J. li.t'Al.nxvni.r , , city nf Lincoln , Xnl . , wi'itu' ,
.Inn. ' > , IWIi .Sincu iiHni : Dr. lluli'M Astlnnii
L'tuo , lii-iintu | | limn nnuji-ar , m > "ll'o Inis lituu
i-iitlu'ly WL-II , unit not ovim u t-jiiintnin of llio
dlscusu tins iippiMii ixl.
, XVII.lJA.M liCNNiri'l' , Illoliluml , Iowa , wrllo * .
NoxMM , I'iNl : I IJIIMI IUK-II uilllclud with liny
li'vi-riiiiil Asthma shu-u ISiVJ. I Jollowcd your
illii'i'iloni , mill inn Uuppy to say Unit I iinvor
hli'it | linttrr In my life. I am clad Unit I am
ninony the iiuinyliu c-an siioak so lavoialily of
,
A falnalilutil pairn tiontlso rnnUiinina' tlmlhii
jirool I'nini uvitry unto In tlin \ ' H. , Ciinudu und
tirtuit llrjlulntl \ \ hu nnillud njKin application
Any ilitiKgHt not huvliu it In ttoCK will precut -
cut o It.
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AcuUiwai.wl li.rtJaf Ijlt i. U.J. fell-ClLnl J , ONS-
j.-w. worrrsMAim , ttis ionsT ,
Y. X. r , ,
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty ;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it ; at least , what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies.
A PORTUGESE KING'S ' WIDOW
Doming Back to Boston to the Home of
Her Ohildhood-
laotnnncc of Hie Dunil KliiRof Poi-tu-
B t anil Ills American Wire. Hoxv
Itc Won Her and Iocllneil
Throne * ) to Ducll
WUh Her.
A private cable dispatch xvas received
in lioston from Lisbon on the Stith of De
cember , ctating that the xvidow of eKing \
King Ferdinand is nbottt to return to
] ! olon , hnr nntlxv city. Ferdinand xvas
buried xvith great pomp a foxv day- ago
His xvifo Itixs always boon conpiouous in
her attentions to visiting Americans. She
ham a isior now lix'ing In n suburb of
lioston , xvho is married to lr Slado , a
xvcll knoxvuphy. eiaiiiand xvho has visited
the favored lUdmbQr bf ; the family in her
palaeo ut Lisbon aim hi the historic resi
dence of the Into King l-erdimind in Ihe
ronmntie suburb ot ( . mtra. A speeml in
terest attaches to the marriage of the
beautiful and accomplished Bo-touian tea
a "monarch retired from busiiie ; , " xvho
had xxon n grdat name for himself In the
history of Ins country , from the position
xvliieh sbo thereby attained at its eonrt
and In tile records of Huropcnn sovereign
ly. Her name appears in the royal I'od
book the famous "Almaiiaeh de Uotha ; "
and it is an
ixcii : : > Tiox.xu.v itoxtSTIC
I.M i :
xvhich brought a girl , born in Ho-ton , anil
edtieated at llie public M'hooN , into the
select and fastidious circle * ) of an ancient
eonrt , the coord of the career ol tin
ex-King" Fordfiiimil , of Pottugal , in thr
"Almaiiaeh do ( iotliu" for IS-H. clo-t
xvith the--taVini'nt that he xxas married
on the 101 h of .June , IMili , to
eouiite-is of Kdia , nee Hon-ler. A quarter
of a century or more ago there lixetl in
lioston a mii'tician named Adolph Hens
ler , xvlio had also praelieeil his protesiioti
In .Spriiiglleld. He had a daughter , a
brilliant brunette , xvho-c charming manner
ner- and melodious voice attracted the
attention of persons prominent in the
highest circles of UiMo and citlluro at the
hub. Tlie girl bad been educated at the
public schools , and hail prolitcd by the
facilities xx Inch her linmc afforded for
her musical dexelopnu-nt. Among
those xx ho xvere intoro-tcd in the young
nnd promising siiigi-r xvas the late The * > .
( . ! . Applelon , xylio Inul a Keen apprecia
tion of artistic excellence , and lie xvas
inlliiential in having her brought out in
concert and social entertainments. Alter
singing xx ith .success in this country she
xvent lo Kuropc to complete her profes
sional education , xvhere she allracted
Ihe admiration of
riimN.\M : ( ) OF ponrnjAi. ,
xvho xvas xvidely Knoxvn lor lii arti-tie
tastes and accompINliincnta , and xxho
had actnircd ] n high reputation by the
xvisdom xxitbvhici ) he administered tlio
nil airs of Portugal during tlie minority of
his son. Ferdinand not onlj alloxved the
Portuguese togovern themselves through
their constitutional representative.--
ho inspired Ids son xvith an earnest at
tachmcnt to free institution ! ] , ami the hit
ler's brief reign ot six years xvas .signali
zed by devotion lo the highest inlere-ts
of the people , for xvhom he may truly be
baid to haxe sacrificed his life , as he fell H
\ jetim to the yelloxv fever while exposing
himself to save others. Mi-s KINo lien-
slor had received Haltering attentions
Irom society leaders in Kuropo during
her musical cm cor. Her stately ligure ,
her queenly bearing added to the attrac
tions ol her line voice. The ex-King Fer
dinand xvis only a litfle Imyontl 50 yours
ol ago xvhen lie prox'ailcd upon her to
abandon her career as a prima donna for
tlie position of
ins xvin : .
Jt x\-as an honor such a.s might xx'ell
have led her to forego the pro-poets of
tin. higlic. > l success in an art in xvhieh
success is proverbially uncertain and
Hooting. Tins lamily connections , the
personal position ol her suitor , xvero more
exalted than those of the titled xvorljik-s
xvho had bcforo'.iiiidSirice. brought brides
from America to Kngland. No duke or
earl , indeed , could boast such an elexated
rank , or bring the lady ot his choice into
such a circle of royal connections. He
xvas allied lo the leading royal housi > of
Ktiropiiv He xxvis by birth a prince of llio
hou-c of Saxo Cobnig , a cousin of the
laic Prince Albert , consort ol Queen Vic
toria , und one of his brothers married a
daughter of Louis Phillijipe His son Doni
l.iiis , King of Portugal , is married to tlio
Princess Pie , daughter of the late King
Victor Kmmaniicl of Italy , sister to the
pro-cut king and to the late king of
Spain , Amailnus I. His title is King Fer
dinand Augtisto Francois Antoine , king
ol Portugal , duke of Saxony , Held mar
shal genorul.cto. Horn October iii ) , 1810.
bo xvas U'J ' years of : Tge xvhen ho died and
Tilt at the time of- his marriage to iUi-.s
llensler , xylio became countess ot Kola
before being elov.itcd loher high position
as Ins xvifo.
ins rittST wire ,
Ixjariall da Gloria , queen of Portugal ,
dietl in 1853 , anil it xvas utter sixteen
years of widowhood that ho took his
blooming lioston bride. Ferdinand re
ceived iho tillo of king September UI ,
181)7 ) , and his regency of Portugal during
the minority ot his son Pedro covered
Iho period Irom the deatli of the
. . , . . . . . . , , . . . . . . , . . . . queen . _ . .
III i * I. i it t L > * rfr f\ .f * t. ! l.i
till September 1C , 1855. One of the -ight.s
of Lisbon xx'jis the three grand coaches
and.four in which thiiiix-King Ferdinand
and diis American xxulo xvitli their suite
xx'eriivonvox'eil'nujtaUj to some morning
concert. J'ho ex-king , indeed , xvhile
keeping UP Ui\i cNteniiils of pomp befit
ting his augtiil , hi-torie position , liked
to unbend xyhuneVer 'iirtislio couiany ] )
could bo nif't. Ho xvas often to be soon
at partiu ? givc.n by titled "Hrasiloros. "
Tlicso are the men xvho have given
brilliantly toho modern society ot Lis
bon ; I'ortiigCM ' ) xvho have
MADI : roitruNKS.
in the great cities of 15ray.il Hio ilnneiro ,
Bolivia , or Poi'immbiico and come homo
lo spend them in llio gay life of tlio capi
tal Tlie minds ot many of those "lirasi-
loios" have been enlarged and their man
ners nolisheil by foreign travel ; their
fresh blood and iuiilo ] xx'calth are xvol-
coii-o in the old aristocratic taiiiilio- > The
mansions and gardens of tlio nonvoanx
riches are said to vastly ouinuniber
the imlaces of the old nobility and a
stranger , is , on ; i suporlicial acquaint'
nnco , bexvihlereil by the frequency of the
high founding names anil hiuullos ot
namos. The oll'ect ia to give the oily a
lustra and an Importaiico altogether out
of piopprtion to.tlni extent of tlie king
dom and xvith the actual resources of the
country , lira/.il xvas formerly a depend-
anoy ot Portugal , and slnco the sopara-
lion ol the txvo countries in ta-.Mi , it .lias
been ruled by a sovereign of Iho rci"ii >
ing family of the old nation ,
i i llOWTIIEVUVi : . ! .
The palaeo occupied by tlio late king
and Ids lioston wlfo in Lisbon is calleil
the Neoos-jiiiailas , and thoxvit of the court ,
in alliihiotv to Ids fondness for costly
objects of ait , styled it Him Palaeo of the
Prcsoicidiides. At { bis palace the still
beautiful JJostonitui has been visited by
nor nieces , the tlaughtors of Dr. ami .Mrs.
blade , of Che-stnut Hill , and she takes r.
lively interest in the prosperity of her
native city. SIjo sympathi/cd xvith the
kindlrfeolings xvhieh her husband enter-
taiiiQd for Amoi'loans , and ollieisrs of our
navynntl ; other citi/.ons who visited Per
tugal xyero abyays. snro of a liindly wel
come f i oiii the happy pair. At , a historic
capital , Lisbon takes precedence in an
tiquity not only of .Madrid , but of all Iho
M-aport tennis of ivustorn Kuropo ,
havmij been the chief gati
of the na t nnd \ \ ot Imlks. anil
in beauty onlj NnpkM alnl Genoa t-Oiikl
rompnro with it It i * : i cnriotH fact that
the tfroat earthquake xxhieh ilcstroyctl o
inanx bniltbn s nnil lixcs in Lisbon xva
of ailxantage In llio lope niphical 1m-
iirovt-nipnt of the rlty , for Vinre 1T5" It
find no strot't , but only lillls Thp great
couxiil.sion of natnro broke dnxvn the
bairiers canned by these elexatlons. The
lanes and alloj s wbic-li trnx-or Cil them
xvere throxx-n into oonfilsloti , and after
comiilpting the xvork xvhieh had been be
gun by the earthquake , the i-ity hud a
number of fine streets around Black
Horse square , xxhero one fancies hinisolf
in some stalely quarter about the nt-xv
Paris boulevards or the . ' . .tldiifglrtn and
W 's ' bourne park di. tricl3 in London.
A American tourists do not oven xisit
Spain : is much as they should , consider
ing the unique appearance and historical
ussoeiatiotii ! of tlie country , Portugal , of
t-oui'se , sutler still greater ne leot , but
there are fexv conntrius xj'Uerc nature
more
I'ICTI IH'.sQl i : ATfll.YTl6X8 ,
xvhile the land teems xvith historical af-
It is said that Lisbon is a
good place for an Alpine cragsman to
take pieliminari practice , the ijixMtiid be
ing admirably adapted fur climbing , nnd
except near llio main square of the citx ,
and along the banks of tlie 't'ugii' there
is no Hat space xvhieh has not been
smoothed doxvn and terraced ; tip xvith
great labor and c.xponse. lioston hills ,
xxhieh had not beeu iill lex died x\ lion
Klie llensler sang her childhood's song * ,
little dreaming ot the fortune xVllich fate
bad in store for her. are nothing com
pared xvitli those of Lisbon , xvhere she
Int.s lived in sumptuous Mate , nnd xvhere
the is noxv mourning bur princely bus
band. IScside the palatial fct.x/lo xx'hich
tiio ex-King Ferdinand and his lioston
xvifu kept up in the IVntugnoSu capital ,
thi'i had a charming retreat lifleun miles
axvay , to xvhieli tlto retired in Iho heals
ot summer. This is at Ciiitrn. tlutt lovely
spot xx Inch has been .so Vlvitlli' pictured
hi lixron in "Childe Harold. "
iiiu I'Ah.xun
where the late King Ferdinand and his
lioston xvife occupied : it Cintra is one
of the most interest in i ! structures in rliis
romantic region , and R has the charm of
historic association to gild it.S IHher at
tractions. It is sitnati'd on one of thu
highe-a peaks of the bicrru , eoniniandnig
an unnv.ilcd viexv of tlie pieturcsquu
scenei'i xvhere tropical fi nits gixoa soft
beauty to the xvilil grandeur ol rock and
glen. The ercdion of this .stnictilie goes
hack to the golden age of'ortug'al , the
daxs of KmaniiLtl the Uiett , .xfho made
\aliiiilileaeqinsitions inthoKi.st , ! Indies ,
houlli Aineriea and Northern Africa. It
x\as during his rojjtn , xvhieh lasted Irom
14'M to lo-'l , that Portugal acquired thai
Br.i\ilian dominion , xvliich atlded so
largely to her xxeallli , and which , being
ruled to-day by a descendant , it' one ol
'
her oxvn sin eieigiis , I a fu'ld .foi Oio enterprise
terpriso of her iiiiirehunts'aS prolijnble
as if it xvero still a naif ot the ancient
inoiiaruh , } . Tlie pilticc : xx'ta originally
the I'cnlui conxent , anil Jving riu'dinand
slmxvcil his appreciation ot its attrac
tions by restoring and beautifying it for
use as bis royal residence , llcio , after
bi.s retirement from the carool stale ,
he
3IANX IIA1TX IIOI'I- ! ,
and thox-oiiorublc convent never saw a
brighter day ilnufxilicn.lhj } jfjtm.ooMoii-
ian came thi-ram IhU/bloom < ( t ! uoi' youth
and beauty lo grace a .monarch's home
a.s his xx il'e. Another < : ouv-ii't afuLintra ,
xvhieh i.s occupied by Ferdinand's s < n ,
the present kimi ol Portugal , Louis 1. ha * *
a pccujiar interp-t from its hax ing been
the resilience of llio JxIoorNh sovereign- .
In this historic edifice , Alfonso VI , was
confined during the last eight years of
liis life.
Tlieic is still another conx'ont nt Cintrii
xvhieh has a peculiar interest. It is
called the I'on.xlrfit'\fivf8.tifCm , , ; | | iho
biiliifcilii.iMiUfUttHiiusub-
Jactof iui-j-lU -
stancc. This conxentxlucb xx'as built
for Ihe rotormed Franci-cian monks by
lo'astro ( , is partly hollowed out of the
solid rock. This has alxxavs been a
faxorito resort for the Bo-ton queen.
Cintra is not only a ic-orl for opulent
Ktiglishmen anil other foreigners xviio c
villas deck tlio ne' ighboriiig < hill > ule.s. ,
Few men xvho lnixe xx'iftpjM ' We iioxVer
and inllnoncc ot l the laf Kli/4/f ; fcrdinand
xvould have hac4r { t'ontcnlujl to retire to
private life , audit , xxas fntUliiliito for him
that ho had Midi allraetivo homes in
xvliich lo garner the treasures of art anil
taste , xvhich it xxas his delight lo gather
Irom all pait.s of Kuropc , ami in xvhich
IK ; alxvays found able assistance from his
xvifo.
lie xvas only | i years of ago xvhon ho
laid aside the carcsotffiiVeJ'inneiit.\Vlien
in lUli'J the rox'Oluliim In 1-Jrei'to liroko
out , xvhieh compelled King ( , Ute , \\i \ \ leave
the country , tlio British guwjrnuiont xvas
eager to haxv Ferdinand tnKo tlie vacant
throne. Lord Pidnicr.-lon .sent a inau-of
xvar to Lisbon bearing an autograph let
ter from jLjucen Victoria , urging liim to
accept -overoigiity , bijt YneHC requests
xvcro unavailing. Tlio king had no am-
bjtion lor a crown. Kven the appeids of
his undo , Leopold of Belgium , xvhieh
Lord P.ilmorston onlj ted in support of
IMS project , xx ere nmix'ailiig. | 'In fact ,
Ferdinand was somoxvhat indignant at
his uncle's request that IIP should' recon
sider his determination , a.s it sCi-med lo
( mention his decision ol. character.
Though assured by Leopold in n Idler
borne by the king's prmifo .secretary
that ( ireat Britain , Franco and Itiis-ia
xvould support him , ho lot the bcaror ot
the royal missive understand that there
was nothing lo bo gained'by persisting
in an unwelcome oiler. ( . recce had to
take up xvith a lessor dignitary for her
sovereign in Prince ( Jcorgo ot Denmark ,
xvhoviis enthroned ID 1BDI. !
Perhaps iho moat notable cviimplu of
Iho respect nisjilred by King Ferdinand
xvas the oiler ot
THIS OltOXVK OK M'AI.V
to him on the expulsion ol Queen Na-
bolla in 18IW. A noxv constitutiimal mon
archy having been decided upon ho was
tendered the Ihrono bv Prim , who repre
sented m this ad leading liberals as xvcll
as monarchists , lint Ferdinand resolutely
declined Iho oll'or xvhioh xvas the more
jlattornii > beoauso it implied conliilenco
iu his ability to unite the txvo countries
by the bonds of good lello\xship as xvcll
as of nationality. King Ferdinand had
an cMiccial claim to the regard of Ameri
cans Irom the poxverful .support jvhich ho
gave to dm union canso during the'xxar
ot the reltollion.
Noxv that Forilinand's ' palaoo is shroud
ed in mourning by the death of her beloved -
loved husband , Ids xvidow's llionghts lurn
xvith a keener Interest to the home of her
childhood , xvhich slio ha < j imvcriohaseil to
love , Changes hiiyo oeWirrod .since she
left Boston xvhich xvill axvaken sad mem
ories , The deaths of her early friends
ami admirers , that of Thos. G. Appleton ,
tlio pool Longfellow and Dr. ( joo.rgu
Derby , have made gaps not uasilx filled
in her old-tlmo circle in Boston , but xvith
thu fcoeiuty of n beloved sister ami her
family , llio xvidoxv of a beneficent kin"
xvould Hnd much to enjoy in the city
xvhich more than any oilier 411 the conn-
try retains the au'oclionsof persons born
and brought up amid its liborali/.ing in-
fluencies. 1-erdinaud loft hm * a fortimo
of 11,000 ( XX ) , whleli xvill p-obxbly | ; bo do-
votetl in largo part lo continuing out in
America the many ( . ImriltiblaamFkindly
deeds xvhich are planed lo-Mibr credit In
ner loving people of Portugal.
When ll by a * alck , > re pars her Cutbria ,
V lM the w j a Child , the crioil for t'Mtoria ,
When rhe bociuie ltla , eho clung to CaitorU ,
Wlieu iho Lad CLUdrea , aiie garo tUam Culoria ,
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THE lflUlONAIRE" ; CLUB ,
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How tlie New. Sfnatora Rank as to Brains
nnd Dollars ,
TliP NtunliPt' nP Million *
1)j- tinMorhliPM of I IIP tnlu < il
The elfftlOjli pf John I ! Mllclirll.xvrllos
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the Washington'rorrespoiidenl of the
Philadelphia Tfnii" , us senator from
Oregon , xvhUpnYibt contributing another
millionaire ttf llio United Slatp < t nnti' ,
mills to it mrunijors u in m of consider-
nblo wealth and one who thoroughly
understands th.it queer < ty leni of economy -
my whereby u million dollars or more
pan lie aved from a snlnry of $5,090
year during a senatorial term If ho sus *
tarn * his reputation for lnnine s sagacity
of the Chandler order it is not unlikely
that he will before his ix year * nre out
beeome a full-lleilged uieinber of the
millionaire club that graces the north
end of the cnpitol. .Moil of the noxv
senators are embryo millionaires of the
same Kind , or ready made ones , which is
Mill better , if the complexion which the
bcnator ha * taken of Into is to be pro-
Mirxcd , I'.ijiie , of Ohio , is the richest of
them. Ho is worth at , le.ist live million- , *
nnd is increasing them rapidli with llio
immense incoiiic he receives from the
Standard Oil company and other corpor
ations which ho controls or has largo In-
tore.t3. . Mr Payne has mixer had any
legislative experience to speak of , but as
he is financially solid he will be rewixod
with open arms by the gilded club
A XVISU MX MII.MONAlIti :
The little , red-haireil , skeleton-like
Spooner , who will occupy the seat of An
gus Cameron next month , can a No , ho\v
a good many pennies , hone-t ami other
wise , turned in Ills long career as railioad
lawyer ami general lobbyist. That hU
dollars ran up higher than the ordinary
few hundred thousands of senatorial as-
liiranls is Mill'ujientlv proved by the fart
that he beat sex era ! recognl/ed million
aires in the race for the senate in Wis
consin , too , a state xxhosc senator.-- , with
the exception ol Matt Carpenter , have al-
xxajf been ilUtii.guislie.il tor their money
and little eK1. ft is not probable either
that Mr SpooniT.will be anything out in
the long run on account ot oh-etion ex
penses when opportunities lor compensa
tion will be .so i.nintroiB in thu now ca
reer open bcfons him.
Mr. KuitU , of Louisiana , \\lio , if re
ports bo true , xx ill begin his senatorial
life with u knocA-doxxn iiglit with tlio ail
ministration , o.\cs his election to his
large wealth ami the valuable assistance
hereeehed from the Louisiana lottery
robbers the latter. His-
, especially Hispro -
deei'.ssor , Mr .Jonun , disappointed
Dauphin in tliat he failed to dolend the
legali/.ed swindle when IV-tmastor .tiuii- '
eral ( ire.sjiam assailed it ; so it was de
termined that he should be retired and n
more piiahlu > ) niu ; sent to \ \ ashington in
his stead. Mr. KiiMis seemed to nil the
bill , for xvlgnjtjie democratic legislatixe
caneiis met Dauphin's ngents weio
around in plentiful numbers and worked
in no concealed way for Enstis.
S * *
It would to calcUl-itl ! jnt
how much th i represented tyy tluji
M'\ClltJ-sK , siilons xvho xvillflin'dtiin-
the elegant. . lorial club room ( ii a l'r\v
days. Oi t ! it is impossible to et at'
the exact li , lire' . , bill llie { 'ener.il lin.in
. , . . . . _ " ,
i :
cial status of tin1 senator * j , .so well
Known that an approximate estimate mm
be easily made .James ( ! . Fair ol Ne
vada is the richest man in cither branch
of congress. lie is the po-so-Mir of about
forty milliolts in mining and bank Uook ,
go\ eminent bonds and real estate. .A
honan/a Klng fiiccesstul in all his'min-
ingoperiilioilij , ' 'ho has a No wonderful
business .sagacity and known hou loin-
vest his easily gotten gold so that it will
not dwindle a\uij as rapidly as that of
.some of his boiian/.a brctiircn. His
yearly income of nearly two millions
places him above any piv hi" wants , as
xx 111 be readily allowed. 1 hough Mr.
Fair is not credited xvith groat-'poldico
economic knowledge , and ib' ' not
an expert in tarill'majluiv ; , . ,
he has had the xvNihtjnTV
maintain a prolound .silence ox'er < uict-ho |
entered the senile chamber , and certain
ly that i.s in his favor. Senator Miller ,
of California , his more than his share of
worldly goods , his dollars being xx'rUtcu
xvith M.\ cipher * . Ho lias given no evi
dence so iar thit : brains had anj thing to
do xv ith his elex'ation to the somite.
lloxvcn , the cell 'ague of Teller , made a
fortune in Colorado mines and Ijke Mr ,
Tabor mid other western money < > d men
cast about fora Held where ho iliignl dnv.
jilay his wealth Washington having'Mt-1
coiiiu the centre for ju-,1 this Kind ot < U > -
play ho turned his e.ys eastward ami MIO-
cei'dod in getting th'e Colorado Legisla
ture to give him a jia-sport to the north t
end of the capilollor a consideration ,
of course. Ingall.s , of Kansas , has stored
up a round million in the course of his
successful political career.
A viiti.xTiii ; ; WSIMSS : MAN.
Plumb , tin ! other senator trom this
state , has a million or two aNo , made by
ventures wlileh evince remarkable x'ora- '
tility. First ot all , he made money \xllh
newspapers , not ninth 1 fancy , : is thu
Kansas uress Is not a xm-y prolitablu con
cern. Then ho . invcited in Colorado
mines xvhieh panned out handsomely.
Finally lie bought up immense tracts of
gra/.ing lands and pocketed something
I rniu raising cattle and olioop.
lloth HID senators from Maine art ) rich
men. Hale controls i\ii > n lx-o .shipping
and ice interests- , while Fry has a good
income from the same sources , boiilu - ,
xvhat ho twniby priictielng UK profoi-
bion. Gorman , of iMaoland , owns t-ox-
oral hundred acres of coal lands , a.s well
as real estate in dillerent counties of
Maryland and in this citv. He also oxvn.s
HUD third of the stock of i he West Virginia
( 'mitral railroad , of xvhloh Ex-Senator
Henry G. Davis is president. The extent
of Senator Palmer's xx'imlth is hardly
known to himself. I ID practically con
trols thi ) lumber and tiiniiliin )
tniih ) of Michigan. His wit'n is also
xvoalthy in Her own right , having in
herited a " million just ht > lnri > her
marriage. VviNii , of Minnesota , oxvned a
largo niinibuvVif factories at the timu of
his election to the senate , but as some of
his he.iviost venture.- , failed last year , just
after ho xvas elected chairman of the na
tional I'npnUi/'irii / committee , he is now a
poor man , a. tlui term is undorstooiL , in
political eli li-p. Knmor has uxhansted
l self in rugarjtUJo thu llnancial landing
of .John P. .J/jffik-i the Xoviida feilvor king ,
Only last xvmtcT it xvas rojiorted that1 ho
had lost cvJT3jjng. ! | Huforo the xvomler
had ceased iTimor had changed its
tone and would have it that the buoyant
.Jones had met x\ith only temporary em-
barrasmeijr | ] ( iid xvas making money
faster than over. His ro-clcetion this-
your jndicJU-s that the latter report U
true , as Ncvjula Icgislutow are not ao-
cnstomcd to ileternunu their choice for
senator by ideas of pure patriotism.
Sewell and McPlierjion , of New Jersey ,
are generally reckoned mlllionuires.
Warner Miller conies in the samcicate-
gory by reason ot the profits of his \\-ood-
pulp monopoly. John Sherman is thu
most illustrious example xvu have of that
jmlnstrious set of men who. xvith umill
incomes , manage to amass millions , Do-
fore hu ifamo to Washington ho xvas poor.
Since that time hu has received ubont one
hundred thousand dollars In salaries from
the government , and , having no pcofiu-
sion , could not add materially to his jiu
como Irom ether sources. Put his living
expenses for the whole period at tu'enty-
llvo thousand a xvry modest 'llgnro in-
duoil anil wo have by the ordinary rules
of Bul > 4tni6tfbu sevcntv-iivo tliuusanil
left. Hy John Sliennan' rule.s.
hoxvovor , thcro It a ronitllmlc)1 ) 6J
I txro millions nnd n half. An > one
1 xTho dr ire to knoxv ( lie precious for
mula by which thin is worked out one
niiiJl apnly lo mathematical phcn
omenon from the xrc t the senior sen
ator from Ohio The 1U1 of senatorial
millionaire * xvould not be complete x\ith
out the names of Cameron of I'cnni .
vaniii. Mahotin of Virginia , Camden 'of
West Virginia , Snxvvcr of'iscon hi.
and Broun of ( Jeorgia , xxhile among
thoij xvliose dollars rim up into ( he high
hundred thousand * arc 1 nrle.x of Call
fornia , Iluxvley of Coniicdletit , Alli < on
and U iNon of loxx-a , < > ib on of Louisiana.
Mandoron of Nebraska , Dolnh of
Oregon , Aldrieh of Hlmdo l land , I'd
niuiids of Vermont , and others.
A CHICAGO LOVE STORY.
A TrlmtKiilitr Amatory Kpi oi1c in
Wliloli n 1'oot xvn * Itaillr AVoritctl
A stor.y of loxo and jealousy of
xvoman'fi ineon-taucy and man's despair
xvas developed a da v or txvo ago through
Ihe romantic medium of a xxc-t side jus
tice shop in Chicago The fact. " , as uh en
by Ihe Chicago Tribune , are as folloxx >
ilo-oph Sanders appeared as defendant in
I list feu Woodman's court on a charge of
disorderly conduct Cluulos Ma.\o , the.
complainant , ( estilied that he xvas stand
ing at Ihe corner of Chicago and .Milwau
kee avenues last Sunday evening , having
slopped a moment lo light a cigarette ,
xvhen Sanders , the defendant , came up
and xvithout any provocation , pu-hcd
him oil' the sidewalk. As Ma cs xxas tlio
bigger man ol tlio two ami made no
claim of luix ing been injured in the en
counter , and a.s -coined there had been
s-ome previous ill-feeling belxvoon the
pai tie- , the court ordoted the defendant
to pax costs and dNini-sed the case.
Behind and bejoml Ibis justice shop
incident there is a story , which , like mo-t
stories , has a woman in it. She is only Hi
years old , and xveighs something oxer
eighty pounds' , and is employed in a dry
goods store. Her name is Kitty ( Jlcaxos.
Sanders is a lloor-xvalkcr in the same
.store , and he is credited xvith being a re
spectable enough sort of n. joiing man.
xxhoso only mi-lortuncs aie a beau of ag-
gio-sivo hair and'an uud.xing love for
.Mi Kitty. Ho la > n claim to being
a distant relative ot his namc-akc , the
alderman , but xx hat ho especially prides
hnn.-elf on is his literary abilitfcHe
xvrites o-sjijs and poolrx , ami thinks
there N in him the making of a great
author or journalist. He once xxrote a
letter to an afternoon paper about the
delay of the ears on Ihe Milwaukee
axenne line , and it xvas printed in full
over the signature , "Many Sull'oring Cit-
{ yens " His employer nexor prepares an
iitlverli-emcnt tor tlie Sunday paper *
ixithout getting Mr. Sander.- ' af.-istancc
"lo slick the grammar into it , " as Iho
merchant has jocosely oxjtro--od it.
MayeH , the pro-editor m the case re
ferred to in tlio commencement of lids
liarratixe , is a clerk in a shoe store n lit-
tU > InilliL-v np the street. Ho al-o loves
Kitty. Before Mayes appeared on Iho
set-lie Kilty ahxajs appeared pleased lo
receive the attentions of Mr. Sanders ,
noxv Mn yes is the faxorcd suitor , and
therein lies tlie ciin-e of all the trouble
The .xoting men hate oaeli other xvith a
deadly ha trod a hatred that has already
dex eloped into a "pu-li oft'the sidewalk , "
and xvhich may cvi-ntnallv result in blows
or possibly blood-shod.
Omox ening several xvook * < ago Sanders
WtlM xvaltjng at the door of Ihotore after
elo-ing , expecting to escort Miss Kilty
boi'nc ' Us usual , xvhen Mali's came ii | ) in
breathless ha-to.
"Mi Cloaxosgono ? " ho panted.
"Xo , " aid Samlcis , curtly. Ho
thought this shoe felloxv xvas gulling too
niimenms.
"I xx us afraid I'd bo late , " vouchsafed
Mayes.
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" 'For xvhatv"
"To sec her homo , " replied Mayes. "I
promised to comoarouml forlierlo-nlght ,
and I xx'as delayed a little. "
"Von miglit haxo s.ix-ed .yourself tlio
trouble"said Sanders angrily , " 1 xvill
o cert Ali-s ( Jleax'cs home. "
"Won't yon let her have a x-oiec in llic
matters" asked Mayes imprndciitl.y.
Several of Iho clerks had boon attracted
by the altercation and crowded around
I < \s < w the outcome. One of them dipped
inside. , . , xx hero Kitty was adjii-tiuir her
friH/i'-J , mid lold hor'hoxv mailers stood
ISIie-ivxrag 'frightened ' , and thought
-lifer oa Fo'st xvny out of the M-rapo
xvinild bfc to leave by the rear and no
down the alloy and homo alone Tins
she at once did. Meantime the rivals
stootl at llio tronl door glaring at each
other. Ton minutes passed , and no Kitt\ .
The crowd ot spectators momentarily in
creased Clerks from neighboring stores
stopped to learn the cause of the liulla
Jialop , ami then staid to see the result
"I xvonly minutes , and no Kitty. Certain
irrovortjut juveniles from other stores
bq nn.tQcliafl ; Iho lovernnd the post
DOCimic irksome. At lust Tim Midinno.x.
Hie janitor , came out , having clo-cd ex cry
bet | and bar.
"What is keeping Miss Gleavos. TimV"
asked Sander- .
"Mi-s ( Jleavcis ilV Faix , she's "one
homo nn hour 111:0 ; I let her out of the
back door my-elf. "
A cheer arose from Ihe croxvd and Hit-
rivals strode oil' in diflorcnt direolions.
Jx'oxt in'cning al do-ing lime ( he two
suitors wore ugnin in xvniting ,
i-jicli having had a satisfactory intcrvioxv
xvith Kilty in the meantime , A
croxx'd of clerks gathered as lieloro.
Kitty came out , oviilcnlly determined lo
face the xvbrst Slic hosilatod for a mo
ment , east a pitying glnneo at Sanders ,
placed her little hiind xvilhin Muyes'
hooked elbow , and the pair xv.dketl oil'
TliL-i'o wcro more hi-ios than cheerlor
Sanders had the sympathy ol his felloxv
employes.
"Come along , old chappie , mid hax'o a
drink , " said oneof his friends kind ! } "a
i-oila xvith a dash of giugor in itit'll
brace yon up , you know. "
For somodaxs ' , , , , ' ; ; Sanders xvi's '
sick , but hu still walKui. . . - . 'floor as In-
foro. Kitty and soinn of lb otliur girl
clerks thought it great fun , and one
altornoaii Kilty openly jeered at him.
This made him angry , and next morn
ing , before thu arrixal of Iho pro
prietor , and xvhilomoslot the eloi'ks xvcro
touting around the spool thread depart
incut , Sanders slalkud up to the counter
Kxviybody hold their breath as ho imcncd
hN Prinoo Albert coat , dixed into the In
ner pocket , and drew forth a lock of
hair ! Jt xvas H big lie s , about eight
inches long , blonde and kinky , and tied
xvith' blnoribbon. Kverybody know it
was Kilty's.
"llcrol"aid Sanders tragically , Iling
ing it on ( hu couut.tr. ' 'Take your hair ,
heartless girl ! ( Jive it lo Maycs-ho xxill
take care ot it for you" '
Kitty scorned ready to cry. I ho lock
lay on tlio counter. Nobody spoke for a
moment. Then one of the juniors broke
up tlin ccancu by picking up the lock and i
tin-owing it in Kilty's face , with tin- remark
mark"Take back the bail thai thoti
gavcst xvhat Is thy rod head lo inu-di ,
Sanders ? "
Stmio days laterSandors rocdxcd a p-ir-
cftl by oxpuiss , accompanioil by a Idler
staling that some admiring Inoiids beg
ged to send him a Christmas present
his portrait in oil as a token of Iholr ap
preciation , eto. Sanilur * opened thu parcel -
col on the spot. His portrait in oil ! A
tlntipo one xvhioh ho had given Ix'ilty
vojtrsago that xyn Urn portrait. And it
was sxvimming in a hall-emptied sardine
box .
M aye 5 lold the story everywhere It
xvas of his oxvn coneoolion. And fcomo
pVoify lox'o versoj that Samlora bad oiico
sent to Kilty
soniothing about my antrol Kate , 1 watch
nutl xvaij. at hull-past eight , tne hwcotoht
mate Umt'cver fate did keep out late or
rhymes to that cflcet. Tin-so x-or os xycre
coiiied'aud handed around promikcuously
for olcrkrf i jeer ut. And that is how it
came to pass lhat Snnd.iy night liul Sail-
dM-spu nod Charle * Alayos oil' the side-
Jifalk. * '
IS
ifi nest awl Largest ; Sfoufts t.n. the U.8.
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BURKE & SONS ,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
O.EO. IHMtKB ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
nr.FEHr.XnS-Xlprclmnt : niul I'm mm' Hunk , Davlil Cltr , Net ) . ! Kfiuiioy Nntloiul Ilink.Konf
nt-y.Ni-li. ! CVliniilinatflntft Hunk , Columbus , Noli.i JlcUuiiiiU's Uunl < , Nortli I'Utto , Nob. Omatt *
Nmlonnl llntik , llin.ih-i , Nob. . . . ,
Will pur ciiMoinurs' Urrtft wltb Iitll of lAillns ; Bttaclioil , for Iwo-tlilrJl vulue ofJtoek. .
U'hal is the matter x\ith that man ,
mother ? Ho bar , u bad cold , mx child.
Then ho .should buy a bottle of lied .Star
Cough Cure , mother. You Knoxv a foxv
teaspoonsfnl ot it made me better , ami
it hab no opiattH.
Ulfo unit Mnn.
I > itt bllrg Herald ; ' 1'hc follo\xug ! Is thii
conclusion of an iutcrxiexv butxxceii a
real estate dealer ami a coiilu ] ) xvho xveiv
contracting to rent a thit in tint , citi , the
the other day :
"Well , " .sy.x the xvoman , finally , "I
will give you iJ'Jo lor the tint , xum'l xve ,
.lolmv"
"Ycs'm , " replied thn man ,
"And I'll paj my lunl iiromplly , too ,
xvon'l x\-e , .Johny"
"Ycs'iu. "
"And I'll take c-.ire of ihc house , xxon't
I , John ? "
" ' "
"Yos'in.
"Hut , " 1 iiuiiiicd | ; , as is usual in hitch
cases , "arc you 111:111 : ami xvil'c ? "
"Man and xvilo ! " CNclaimed thcxxoinan ,
sharply , "indeedvo are not , arc xvc ,
.lohiiv'1
"iNo'ni. "
" \Vhat ! " say"not man and xvifo ? ' '
"Xot much. I'd huxc.ioii knoxvthat in
this fumilyve are xvil'e anil man , uin t
wo , .lohn1' ! '
" ' "
"Ycs'm.
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ERIE MEDICAL CO.BUFFAi.ON.Y.
Did you Suppose -
v
pose Mu&tang Liniment only good
for horses ? It is for lullamma-
tioirof"all flesh.
MIO 11 u-i'cq ur.itn witu IMP atoon rnv or mil
< DUMB , YMLl itC tl KVKIISKu THI1 UifIMAT IIH
eHICAGO.nGCK ISLAND a PACIFIC RAILWAV
lirii' iii > iiof Hi i-cnlml i > ( i-mmi KII.I rlrni relation la
oil prim lul | Urn * I'ml iimtUtM Ht ItiltlAl Aliil Iff-
uinnl poinii i.HI.1HU1CHu , niu.t finu-itAiii | mlif.
rcitttm-ntM huh In Hint MM in r ttlluiltfli ltiinrior. |
tation uht ill Im llm ullil In. mint , t tMvrl itlul IrnlUJ
lirl vr-nilii i < r lh Allmiili nml l-jplllo CuaHii 16
I * aliu tlK-in\utii | mill 1 ui i iiuitc toiimlfn > in potnH
Lull Niltliri.t mil tixiillii * ntul i'uruM > lill Hill !
li'lnlil XV ( lit Suilh i-it inul Ni.iillivttt.
The Great Rock Islnncl Route
The famous Albert Lea Route
Is the illii-i't Atiil taxnrlu- tin , , | iftKii Clilrnrxo Anil
Minn. | , , . ; in 1st I'uiil ln i < - ( uiinu'lliiMiiataliilulu
In I'm ' ui r > . init ( ui nil piiiiii In iln-Jri i M.H li nm1
lirln.lt I'lotliKt- IM i flili jimt < ) AHI l.iirrKi |
Irjlua aif inn I. , til ? xAitoiln | > to > ew ttiiiiinur ro-
surtJ | ii | tui-aiino lui ilnli itn i liniillnir nlut tlablnff
or l.tuu nil I MltiiUM.In II In ako tlio lliuafi
. I'slnOilu ri'iittt tn tiif ii > \\liLiit litlJs mid puaturat
Illlilc I Intel I 11 llnknl , *
Mill iimtlKi ) | | ( | I' 1 ISI1. tin Pcnoca ni | Ifnn-
I tUi lit * turn opt lit. . ) lii'ivti . | , i nn linnil , Iiuiinn-
nn ills ullil liirj > i-ttp H tit * MI in II 111 u IT. IfnliFaaCltr ,
Mliim-nji'illi ntul si 1-.HII oml inlFrinediato poliilK
cltoinnlik iii ivi'll nt H lo I. , nt nil | ilnt.lll'1 ) Icld C
imn f , in HILUalu.d 'ji.ili.a unj LuiiuJj , vt by ml-
ff. ft. CABLE , C. ST. JOHN ,
lica.i KUllM t'l. ( Iill ITI.t it 1'MS.Aa't ,
HAlBDRfi -
Csm.paii.3r.
A niiiuer MM ; nm
England , France & Germany.
' 1 lie fitennif hips ol tlU : well linuwn line aru all
or lion , In unu-r litrlit c'oiiipiiiliin-iils , iiniliu-
Uninslii-il ivilh everyililiiH- tiniku HID pusM.ig-o
both s-alo mill HKioiMililu. Thi'v ciury llio I'nltoiJ '
Suites and r.niopi-ait nniiU. ami li-n\iiNci\v '
' 1 hiirmluys uli.l hatni'diivs lot' I'lviiionlli. ( I.ON-
JM , Cheihoii ) , ' , ( I'AKIS nn.l . JI XXIIIIMKI ) .
Jtuioj-rn-i-l wibin , f 'Ji-IOJ. ' l
Vork
Ten Years Dlnintainud Superiority.
STEAM COOKED ,
CRUSHED WHITE OATS
AM ) OTIII.lt
American Breakfast Cereals.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS I
AcU lor X. II. T. Hiiinil itd-irNlnroil'IVaJu
Mm U.I I ( irMttu In nil uioi'iu-M Si-nd lor Iru
culm. Tlir.ri'.lil.lh x ) | -j io ; , ,
83 Murray St. , NEW YORK.
Hallway Time Table
IIMAIIA
Tin- following I- . the Iniuof nnix'iil and do-
pnrluiuol liiilm by. Onlinl Ktaiulinil lliiio.nt
I'MlouililuHti | < > . Tniltibdl llio U. . HI , | > . , M. &
O , nrrlvu and ilopmi Irom llii-iriluiiot. conior
ot Mill inulVelnler slieetrt ; tiMhuon tlio II. A ;
M. , ( ' . , II , \ Q , and 1C. ( ' , 81 .1. .V U. II. lYom HIQ
II. iVM , dupot ; alt olliois linm the Union 1'aclllu
C' " ° U
IIIIIDfJi : TJIAINS.
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AiriMtl mid iloimi nun ol Irulin from tlio
Iniii-t'erilepot at Onincll
( IllU.UiO
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