THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAl' , DECEMBER 21. 1880.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
lill Offered in the Senate For Better Con
trol of Contagious Oatlla Diseases.
OTHER MEASURES INTRODUCED
Tlio IMclIlc IlnllionU PiuKlleijt Dill
.Postponed nn n iljioolnl Order
Until the Second luetclny
In January.
Kenntc.
Dec. " ( I. Among the peti
tions prc'Ptitcd and itferrod vvcio sev
eral In favor of a uducllon of the tax
on oleomaigarlne , ami one fiom Mt. Vest
from the .St. Louis Merchants' exchange
asking legislation foi increase of trade with
Central and South America.
Mr. Vest Introduced a fciibstltnto for the
bill to Incnipoiatc the Atlantic > V "acllic slilp
lallvvay company. Jt piovldcs for a naked
Incoiporallon without any guarantee Irom
the goteinmcnt.
On motion of Mi. lloir , tlio Pacific rail
road funding bill was postponed as a pc-clal
order until the .second Tuesday In January.
Ho expressed the hope that In tlio meanllmo
Ihe matter would l o taken up in the noiist-
and bo disposed of one way or the other.
Mr.AMilcli olfi-red a concutrcnt resolution
H'fiuesUng ilie president lo enter Into nego
tiations with the governments ot the several
principal sugar producing countries of tlio
world with n view to securing a nintti d
agicomont by which the United Stttes sliall
nisieo to ntlmit fteo of duty sugai and tuolas-
HOS , HIP product ofjueh countnes or their
colonies , when transposed In vessels under
Hie line of either contracting patty , and on
vvliich fu ar nnd molasses no export tax oi
chaigo Iir.s been levied , on condition that
Hiiuli govcinuiPiits shall admit Into their IP-
Hpeclhc tountiies or sinrai piodiirlug colonies
nies , fien of duly , mim-ial , agricultural and
nianufnctureil products of the United Males.
J.altl on tliu Inblc.
Tlio house bill for the relief of ilio surv Iv
ors of tno exploring steamer .Ip.iunctte , and
the widows and elillilien of those who pei-
Islied In tlio roll cat fiom the wit-ck of that
VOS P ! In Arctic seas , was taken up ami
passed.
The ptt'sldeut pro trm announced the foi-
owingauiolntnietils to committeeCom : -
niltteu ou clnlms Speaker as elialinmn In
place of I'lke , deceased , and Clieno } In place
of Snootier. District of Columbia Cheney ,
In place of I'lke. On epidemic diseases
Cheney , In plncii ot Spooner. On Impiove-
nifliitb of the Mississippi river Williams , In
place ot I'lko. On tianenurtntion loiiti-s to
seaboirdVilllams \ , In pl.ico of Mandcrson ,
resigned.
HtlllHC.
WASHINUTON" , Dec. SO. The committee on
banking and currency reoortcd back the
Wcavci icsolullou calling on tlio secretary of
Ilio treasmy for information whether any
money appropiiatcit by llic sumlrv civil bill
lias been expended In Issuing tieasury notes
of largo denominations In lion of small
notes destroyed or cancelled , and by what
authority notes of snmll denomination weio
desti o > cd. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Morrison this afternoon Introduced a
\ resolution tor a liolldaj iceossfrom Decent-
Dor 23 lo January ) .
11 Mr. Illscoel ; then called up Ids motion to
suspend the inlcs and pass the hill lulatiug
to duties on Sumatta tobacco. The motion
Vt as voted down.
Under the call ot stateMr. . Toiviishend of
Illinois Introduci-il a icsoltitlon calling for
executive infoimatiou , which was re
ferred.
The following is the text of the resolution :
Tlul tlio secretary of the tieasmy bo ro-
qcstcd lo ascertain \\liotlici any national
hanking association located in ttio city of
New York 1ms , dnrinu' the present month ,
loaned its surplus nionny or deposits lo
. .bickersoi other poisons operatlnir in slocks
and bonds without seem U ) , and merely upon
receipts of interest , for the muposo ot en
abling a speculiitoi to lock up anil prevent
tlio use of money in business Iransactloiis
anil thereby produce a scaieity of money and
greatly Inc'.easo the latcs of inteie.st on
loans : and also , whether during the sumo
period any of the said h.inks toi the pur
poses aforesaid knowinuly permitted the
total liability of any person , corporation or
lirm to exceed the amount limited by statute
In said cases ; and that said secretary report
all facts to this house as soon as piactlc.ible ,
with such iccoijiiiioiHl.itIons as he may deem
proper.
The senate joint resolutlon.authoiUng the
secretary of war to accept .itiact of land
tvventy-livo miles from Chicago , on Lake
Michigan , donated by tlio Commercial club
of Chicago , tor ipilltaiy purposes , was
passed.
The following wore Intioduced :
By Mr. Co.x of Now Votk Resolution call
ing upon Iho prcsidtiiil lorall coiresi > oiidunco
between the department of .state and our
minister to Russia , or between that mlnlstei
and the llusslaii government. In i elation lo
the conduct ot tlio Russian government In
the treatment or expulsion of S. Michel-
backer , an American cltl/en who was ex
pelled from Knssla on account of his bilng a
Hcbrti * . and all other correspondence between -
twoen our government and that of Kussia In
i elation lo the condition or expulsion ot lie-
brews who are American t'Hi/mis fiom the
terrltoiy of Russia.
Jly Mr. Tovvnshend ot Illinois To punish
the possession of dies tor coiintertoltlne
money ; also to punish bribery in elections ;
nlso to punish the passing ot confederate
money as just obligation of tlio UnitoJ
States.
JJy Mr. Hvan of Kaims Appropriating
8100,000 lor thn erection ot a monument lo
nozro soldiers and s.dlois of tliu war.
Mr. llibt'cck railed up Ids motion to sus
pend tlio lulesaml pa n the bill relating to
duties on tobacco. The bill amends the
statutes relating to duties on Ic.if
tobacco , leaf tobacco In bale , box , package or
bulk , any part of which Is suitable tin wrap-
pern , U not stemmed , 'J5 cents a pound ; It
HteinmeJ. SI per do/en , upon the whole con
tents of ouch bale , box , package ut bulk.
Mr , Morrison , of Illinois opposed the bill.
'I Ho pending proposition , lie said , was to
Impose a duty of neon is lo protect tin : homo
producer of loaf tobacco , who idieiuly was
protected by u duly of : ir > cents per pound
That rule vvus mote than ample protection
to-day.
Mr. llreekonrldgo of Arkansas rosaidi'd
the blllfts a moduli piopo-tltloii to piotcct a
certain class of tobacco MO per emit.
Mr. Hiseock'b motion was lost yeas DO ,
nnvs KM.
Mr. Foinoy of Alabama , on behalf of the
fommlltfo on militia , movtul to suspend iho
lilies and pass the .senate bill amendlnir the
Malnlu.s making an iinniud appropriation to
piovldo arms and niuipments for inilltui ,
vvltli an amendment proposed by tliu hoiiso
commltti'o m.iKlng an annual appropriation
of S400.00J. AKieed lo > eas lUs , imsill. .
Mr. Towiisliund of Illinois , on bclmli of
thecommlttfodii patcntx , moved ( n aiispi'iid
the rules und past Uiu bill limiting the juris
diction ot the United Mali's coin Is in putent
CASC3 , and to protect iM-ramis who , without
notice , aiu twn.i mlo iiianufactuiPis , uur-
cliabCi'H. venders .mil users of patuntcd aitl *
olos. The bill limits the jiuisdicllon of Uiu
Uniied Slati-H flirts in patent cases to cases
vvheroin the amount In controversy does not
uxreed S-XW utralnst anj person or citl/im.
Section twu provides that puiclmsers of any
patent light tor actual use shall not bu li.iblu
to damages , royalty , or for tliu value ol sama
or tor Infringing the same in iiuy inaiiiu'r.
who at the date of buch jmu-h.iso had no
knovvlctlttu of tlio claims of any third pi'ison ,
or that the Inventor of the b.ime ha no intur-
tatliewin ailvui-a to the hellor Ihcu-of.
That no pciaon who shall In good laltli nur-
clmso , use , ni.uiulafluie , or wll , without
iiiovloiiH Kuovvledgo of thu exUtenru of tliu
iiitcnt tbeiefor , any article , m.icnine , ma
chinery , 01 ollu-i thing lor the onclusivo
usiuale , or nianulaciuio ot whli-li
nny patent lias bet-n or heieaflcr nu > bo
granted to any person , poisons or corpora
tion vvliatt-vi-r , hhall tw liable to damages or
othmvvlbO foi an ! nlilim > mcnt ol auch patent
until uftor A wrlllen nollco of the existence
thereof hball bavo boon personally sen oil on
Kiicti pu on or ix' oiis oi corporation , und
nuch an iiifrliiiremt'ut shall bo thereafter con
tinued , Mr. TovriiMicnd said ( bat the only
imiposuof the mi-asuio was to piotcct Inuo-
ipnt iiuirbasers ag-alnst blaikuiall.
Mr. Hammond of tieoru'la opposed Iho 1)111 )
mill declined that tlio lUtt Mtttiou would
htf'koctown ' sovx'ii-oUlltlH of all tlm patents
J n the tMiintiy , Mhllo the u < > mt sc-ctlon
vumld pUcw a ptiunlum ou booundiflisin.
Mr , Hutteirtoitli of .Olilo ion'artlL-a the
thatllu > will J
* V * V 4
bill ns a bold attempt to kill the geese that
laid the i0lden ; egg.
Mr. Henderson of Iowa said that the real
purpose of the bill w ns to prevent the ini < s
of tlio people who did not enjoy the benefits
of I lie golden cgs , but who bought patented
instruments , from bPlng mulcted In dam
ages and draeged Into court by wealthy cor
porations until they weie scncd with writ
ten notice ,
Mr Townshend siw In Iho opposition to
the bill a renewal of the old struggle be
tween monopoly and anti-monopoly.
In order to prr\ rut n vote being taken on
Hie bill Mr. Mills of Texas nto\cd to adjourn.
The motion was ncrced to .teas Ul , nnjn
121 and accoidlngly the house adjourned.
CATTM3
A Now Hill Tor Tliclr.I > ndlcfitloii In
troduced In Congress.
. WAiinxmoy , Dee. 23. Senator Spooncr
lo-ility , by request of .Senator Miller , wlio Is
absent , Introduced a , bill to extirpate con
tagious plcino-pncumonla , foot and mouth
disease and rlt lorpest nmong cattle , and to
facilitate the exportation of caltlo nnd pro-
duets of lUe stock :
Section lnuthor/eslIiCrcsldcnt ! ] ( onpnolnt
a commission of three porwn to bo known
ns the United btnte * cattle commission. Ho
may , In Ids judgment , suspend tlw functions
aiu ! ray ot these commlxcloiis nn i lestoro
them HL'ti ' at nny tlmi1. The snlanen of the
commissioner * ave jlxed at S. ' > , ooo pur iiuiitim.
Section a makes ft HiC ilutyol the comiiiis-
sloiu-rs to cau e un InVeSt.'wIlon ' to be niado
ns to the existence ol con . ' -rl | | s i'leiiio-
pnotimoiiia , foot uiul mouth dtsci o ami
ilndciicst | , nnd foi this purpose int. ]
are authorized to entci , elthei in pet-
son or by agetito , nny picmlsps In
wlilch tlipy hn\o reason to bolluvo sucli dis
ease exists. Upon dlsco\eilng the exist
ence of the disease the commissioners mo
nuthiul/cd toglvu public notice of the fact ,
specifying the location , nmt also to notif > In
wilting the agents ot nnv tianspoilatlou
company doing business in or thronili ; the
Infected locality. The conimlsslonurH nro ie-
iinlied to establlsli nnd maintain .such quni-
atitlne of animals , piemlses or localities as
they may deem necessaiy to piovont tin1
sjne.id of tin1 disease , nnd also to cause the
apprnNal and destiuctlon of iuleoled or ex
posed nnlmals. The owncisof the animals
dcstioH'daiu to bo paid tliicp-louiths the
value ot the animals , us determined upon n
bisis of health before Infection , In r ise of
nnlmals diseased , and full appraised \nluo
incase of animals exposed to but not In
fected with the disease. It Is movldod , how-
a\ei , tliat not more than S1CO shall bo paid lor
nny animal destroyed that hnsaiccoulcd pcd-
Igrue , or more than tno lor nn anim.il with
out ] ) edhice. 1'iovided. luither , that in no
case shall compensation be allowed lot any
animal desliojedhlch may ha\e con ti acted
oi been exposed to the disease In a foreign
country , 01 on the high seas , nor shall com
pensation bo nllowed anyone who knowingly
01 wllliilly conceals the existence ol any
such disease or fuel of exp.Tiue thereto.
Section ; i niithoti/es Iho commlsslonei.i to
innko lilies nnd 10 illations for earrj ing tlio
iiiovWons of Ihn bill into filed , the inles to
lm\u the effect of law when uppioved bj the
pipsldput.
Sectinns-1 , r and 7 provide the penalties
for oosttucting the commissioners in the per
formance of their duty , for concealing the
dlseise , nnd lor transporting oi dclherlni ;
for transportation tioiu one < -tnte to another
diseased animals knowing them to bo such.
Section r. . makes it the duty of the coinmls-
slonpis wliciover any owner of nnlmals ic-
tiised to accept the sum authoii/cd to bo paid
under Iho appiaiscment , todeclniennd main
tain n risild < | iiarantltio of iinlmnls nnd piem-
Ises where cattle may lie found. The other
sections make It tlto duty of dl.stilct attoi-
noys to prosecute violations ot the provisions
of tliu bill , authoiizo the employment of n
seciotaiy to the commission nnd of skilled
veterinarians , nnd duect that when the
functions of thu commissioners mo sus
pended their oflicfls nnd records shall bo
turned over to the commissioner ol ngneul-
ture. Tlio bill nppropiintos 8l,030ll)0 ) ) to
cany Its provisions into effect.
A similar bill was Intioduced In the house
to-day by Delegate Carey of Wyoming , by
direction of thu house ngiiculUirnl commit
tee. It Is understood the bill was pienared
l > y loprcsuntatlves of the Consolidated Calllo
' association.
Powtlcrlj- Not in Politic * .
PnirAiii.pniA : , Pa. , Dec , ! iO. Qeiinral
Master Workman Powdcrly hasnddiesscd a
letter to n committee of tlio united labor
patty of this city declining an Invitation to
address n convention of that party this even-
Ing. Powderly says there nro many good
reasons why he should decline. Ho wont to
New Vork In the Interests of Henry Ueorgo
duilm : the late mavoialty campaign because
finch action seemed the best way of. refuting
thu lalr.u statement that ho had written a
letter aealnst Homy Ueorgo nnd opposed the
movement generally. Powderly siys that
while he is general master vorkman he will
nevei again occupy n place , either as speaker
or olllcur , on apolitical platfoim.
PostnuiHtcrs Nominated.
WASHI.NOTOX , Dec. 'M. The president sent
tlio iollowlnir nominations to the senate
to-day of postmasters : Cairo , 111. , Alex 11.
Irvin ; Dccatur , III. , Samuul S. Jack ; Kd-
wanisvllle. III. , James 11. Dale ; Kulton , III. ,
William O. ( ireen ; Atlanta , Ilk. Richard T.
Gill ; Jiarry , III. , William V. Whlto ; We-
nona , III. , Reginald K. Hepchei ; Paris. 111. ,
Thomas K. Ciarnci ; Unstlncs , illnn. ,
Michael McIIiigh ; Sank Center , Minn. , Uriel
M. Toby ; Hlack River Falls , Wis. , ( ! . W.
Levls.
A Duel In Canada.
OTTAWA , Dec. 'JO. ISpeclal Telegram to
the KICK. ] John F. White , editor of the In
vestigator , and J. llnnralmn , niuclilno agent ,
fought a dual near hero Saturday night.
White had chaiged Hanrahan with betraying
a joung woman. They fought with : iJ-calibro
revolveis and on the llrst Ilio botli missed.
On the second ilamahan fell , wounded In
thu giolu. Ho was taken to a husnltal and Is
doing well. Wliltn disappeared and it IK bo-
lloved ciossed to the United States. It was
thu first duel In Canada in many years.
Aladu uu Assignment ,
Ci ivi : LAND , Dee. ! iO. Monroe Bros. \
Co. , extensive dealers in lumber , nmdo an
imslgnmeiit to-nleht. Chailos Winchester ,
of Ashburnliam , Mass. , whosti financial em-
bairnssuieut was noted a few dnv.s ago , was a
general partner In the lirm of Monion liros.
A Co. Piovlous to Winchester's dlim-idtles
tlm assets of Jlonioo Bros. A Co , wore esti
mated at S-'M.OOO. and liabilities at JMT.COJ.
It is understood that moio attachments will
follow to-moirow.
Druldod For the iJeli'iidiuit.
(5 ( vi.VK.sro.sDec , 20. A special Mom La
redo ays the treat land suit pending In the
state dlsttlet court there for the past two
\seoks hutween thu I'oxas Mexicwn railroad
and the settluro of thu Itortwi grant In / *
iialka county , comprising seventy leamies of
land , occupied by 1,000 people , was decided
to-day in fnvot ot the defendants.
ltocur.snii : , N. V. , Dec. 20 , Walter U.
Dully to da > made n special assignment to
William Puicull foi thobenuiltof Tils credit
ors. Ill- , liabilities , which are about SiSO.CW ,
nit * pilnelpally In endorsements , The as
signment In no way nlfeets Hie Rocliester
Dlstilliim " eimip.iny , of which Duffy Is piesl-
itent.
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A Wharf Cavotf In.
Pnii.Aui'.t.i'iiiA , Dec 20 , About two hun
dred and hfly feet of the Pennsylvania rail-
lo.id comiuu's exteiisUt ) Height wharf In
the old navy yaid property on thu Delawuin
river trout , caved in early this momlng.
T'heto u.c > a largo amount of valuable Heighten
on the wharf , and tlio lo will be lieu v > .
Tlio AValush Iteoelvcr ,
CnicAfio , Dee. ' . ' 0. Judge Thomas Jf.
Cooley , Hit ) newly appointed locelver of the
Chicago dlv islon ot the Wabash lailvvay , ai-
ilved In this city lids morning , Ho at once
repaired to tlio United States clirult couit ,
nualifving us iccelvcr by nlini : his bond fur
310J.OU ) and lelt at once for M. Louis.
Itailrond Extension.
CIIKAOO , Dec. 'JO. It is aunouuced thnt
thu Chicago it St. l.ouls rallioad Is to 1m extended -
tended from SUeator , J1L , through GalBsuur ; , '
to Poit Madison , and also from Pt-kiu , 111. ,
to Sprin ta-ld. where it will connect witli the
bt. Louis A Chicago , loimluga throuili ; line
to St. Louis.
ldiicio Diiriiotl.
KKW VOIIK , Dec. 20. Tno engine house ad
joining the Catholic protectory In Weit Ches
ter was totally destroyed by tire tuU morning.
The lees Is JiO.OJi ) and Is coUieJ by Intur-
nncu.
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njt * r IB- -I K nuK" 'V"-v
Jui la Jinani J ft relative. K n.
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A STATE ROAD'S ' NEW MOVE.
The Elkhorn Valley Company Files Amended
Articles of Incorporation.
WHAT THE PAPERS SET FORTH.
1'lrst Annual Meeting of Dlrcctois of
tlic Clilc-nco , Kansas < V-
nnd Its 1'lnni Other
Stnto Ncvva ,
Itrjolcp" .
Neb. , Dec. i.0.-Spectal | Telegram -
gram lo the HKK.J Amended aitlclesot in-
corpoiatlon of tlio riomont , IClkhoui nnd
Missouri Valley rallioad , filed at the county
clerk's ofllco heio to-day , confirms all predic
tions made as to the future operations of the
load , and Kicmont lejoiees over the prospect.
They provide for a main line to begin at
Omaha , tlmnco northwesterly thiough Doug
las nnd Washington counties to rrcmont.
Branch number thice will bo extended north
fiom Albion to Onkdolc , thence north
thiough Antelope nnd Knox counties to the
northern boundaiy of tlio state. Branch
imm'jcr ' live begins on the south side ol tlio
I'ltktto liver In Saiindcrs county , extends
tluons.'i ' Haundeis , Butler , Suvvnrd , Voik ,
Hamilton , Clay and Adams to Hastings ;
thence southfti'slerly to a point on the west-
em boundary Ol Adams county. Btanch
number six connects wllh branch live In
Butlct county ; thence toHt , > H'loitL-h ' Butler ,
Sovvatd , Sallna , rillmoio to the 50tiJ.'i ' Hno of
Nebraska. Blanch iiumboi sovcn hcglns lt
a point on the main line In Douglas comlli ,
theiico soiilhp.ist to the stoskvaids , also to
Umnha. Atllclo V provides Hint the head-
quartets of the corpoiatlon shall bo at t'ro-
mont.
I.V ADAVtS rot'NTV ATAO.
IlA'.Tisos , Neb. , Dec. UO. Special Telc-
ginm to the BII : : . Articles of Incorpoiation
ot the Piemont. niklioin i&Mlssoml Vallov
railroad weie filed with thu county eloik of
A dams county to-day. Tlio mticles provide
for the connecting of branch line numtter
llvo with branch number four In .Snumleis
county , lunnlng In n southwesterly diiectlon
thiough the counties of Butler. Seuutd ,
Vork , Hamilton , Clay. Adams , to Hastings ,
nnd tlieiico In n southwestern direction ton
point on the westcin boundary ot Adams
countv. The capital stock is placed ut S0 , -
OOO.OOJ.
Tlio Chicago , ICnnsnH V-
rAiniituv , Neb. , Dee.0. . [ .Special Telo-
iriam to the Uir.J The lust annual meeting-
of tlio bond of directors of the Chicago ,
Kansas it Xcbiaska inilway was held hoio
to-day. After the tiansnction of sccict busi
ness the bulldhiL' of : i branch line thiough
the Republican valley was dlscuised , but no
notion was taken. It is understood , how
ever , that the line will ceitalnly bo built
early In the spilng. The election of ofllccis
followed and the lollowins weiochoseu : A.
V. Whitney , piesidout ; W. W. Phelps , secro-
taiy , to succeed C. P. .lilsoii. After the
meeting the officers and dirp tOM left for
Boatiico to Inspect their lino. Regular
tinlns between Kaiibitry nud Bcatiico v\lil
be lunning In less than u week.
Appeals to IrlHlimcn.
LINCOLN , Neb. , Dec. 20. Uigent commu
nications have been addressed by John Fit/-
gerald , president of tlio Iiish National league.
to municipal councils of the league In sev
eral Inr o cities , urging them to hold mass
meetings to piotesl against eviction nnd co
ercion and in Hiipport of thu nntl-ovlctlon
campaign. Philadelphia has already opened
the ball by holding n mass meeting last week
nt which over S OOO were raised for the auti-
ovlctlon fund. Secretary Suttoii stales that ,
judging from Ills coi lespoudcncc , tlio wanton
nnd stupid brutality of Iho tor v government
lias insplied the Irish in Amuiic.i with deep
disgust nnd a fierce determination to stand.
bv their kindicd to Iho bitter onu , whatever
shape the stuigglo may assume.
In n Critical Condition.
OAKLAND. Neb. , Dec. 20. [ Special to the
Br.E.-Fred ] Witte.thoman who laldouton the
prairie for eighteen bouts Fwdiy andSatur
day morning , Is in a voiy critical condition.
lie is considerably bruised all over. Inflam
mation ot the bowels has sot In , nnd one of
his hands , the physician says , will have to bo
amputated. Backemeyci is getting alojg
nicely , and it if now believed his hand that
was so badly fio/eu will bu saved ,
Braknmnn Bndlr Injured.
UXADIU.A , Neb. , Dec. 20. [ Special Tele-
eram to the llii.J : : This moinlng , wlulu the
early freight was switching out some cars
hero , n biakoman , O. W. Raymond , was
hanging on the side of a car nnd was struck
by tlio stock chute , knocking him down nnd
badly Itijuiing him Internally. It is thought
at this wilting that ho will recover.
Arnpnhoc's Ilnnkor Kalis.
AIIAPAIIOK , Neb. , Doc. 20 , D. M. Tomliu ,
banker of tills city , tailed to-day for about
570,000 , and the doors of tlio bank were
closed. Tomlin states that his assets nro
sutliclent to cover all liabilities and that hi- .
creditors will bo paid In tull. No cause tor
the failuie Is given.
I'KOF. roSTICU PJIRDICTB.
He Says Anotlior Torriolo Storm i
( juiukly Coming.
IJt'w.iNfiro.v , la. , Doc 20. jSueolal Tele
gram to the HKK.I 1'iof. Foster , nndlsma > ed
by his reverses , is fitlil In the Held. Ho pub
lishes a prediction that a heavy storm , fol
lowed by a blk/ard aud very cold weather ,
will bu duo on this meridian on the 2-3d or
i'Jd , and will reach the Mississippi river
between St. Louis and St. Paid within thcso
dates , The location of the cold wave de
pends on the location of the .storm , as It cannot
go much south of thustoi in center , and If the
storm passes north of Burlington thu cold
wave will como In nftei the storm and not bo
so severe. But if It passes south of Burling
ton the cold wave will reach ns earlier and
bo Intense. I5y very cold weather he means
below mo. He also prrdlcts a wlntiy storm
between Burlington and Now Orleans De-
cembui .
Had rii-o at Ciiprlton.
CIIAIIITON , Ja. , Dee , 'JO , Special Telegiam
to thu HUK.J I'lioHatuiday nlqht du.stroywl
thu extensive loundry and machine shop and
steam heater works operated by William
Hatcher , buveral neighboring buiidlncsvero
In tcieat peril , but we.ro savuU after hard
labor , The ( ho was n total loss.
a Hook Dealer
N , la. , Dee. 'M , \ Special Telogiam
to tlio Bin : . ] John D. Karris , dealer In books
nnd stationery , filed mortgages on his stock
In fnvor of Des Mollies parties for upwards
at $1,000 to day , Local creditors aUo attach.
Itlovvn to Doatli.
8r. PAUL , Doc 'JO. A Tacoma ( Washington -
ton tcrrltoiy ) special to the I'joneer Pros ?
says : By an aftei explosion oi a train of
blasting charged which hung liru in tlio west
end of the Cascade tunnel three mun were
killed outiight and tlvo others seiiotisly in
jured , one \\lioiiihust-liicadlcd. . Names
uiu unobtainable.
Ho Showed right.
There wu : another ininatnro riot on
Thirteenth street last night. Olllcor
John Brady arrested a Bohemian nnmeil
John UOJHO who was raising u row in
llullhian s snloon. Kosao's coinpnnious
resisted the ollioor anil started u free for
all light in which Bnuiy cnmo out fir t
best Hoaiio was jailed uud clinrirod with
and iiosuuitin un otllccr.
Anarchy.
Mrs. Lucy E. Parsons , llic vvifo of tlio
conduiuned Chicago itnnroliist , will loo-
turo on "Anarchy" at Cunningham hall
8 o'clock to-niglit. Ko admusion fee
will bo charged ,
The Grainmercy Park Iluildln" nnd
I < oun association bus elected billion
Uborfoldor picsldeul , Mr. Lmigeviii vice
president , Mr. Heard ocroturrMr. Taylor
treasurer. Cims. F. UemdOrflf was
ylcctcd superintentlent.
I.JKBIO CO'8 nnoln Syrup , * ! o
TUB CIIANf3li > CHAUTCU.
Tlio Kcvlslon Conimlllcc
Their Ilepojrt hi .Shape.
Messrs. Itarton ; Uechcl , I'opplclon ,
Halley , Murphy , Ire , Dailcy , Ciiaso.
Crcighton , Kvans anil K. Hoscwatcr , City
Attorney Council nnd City Kiiginoor
Ko owatcr wcro present nl Ihe board of
trade rooms yeslctilay afternoon at a
meeting of the coivlmlUco appointed to
prepare amendments to tlio city charter.
The meeting yesterday afternoon was
held for the purpose of hearing City At
torney Conucll'.s report on the completed
charier. Messrs. Ct. W. Liningcr , Bui no
T/.schtick , Philip Andres , George llelin-
led and C. J. Smyth , members ulecl of
the lej'islatuio , were also present. Mr.
Smyth thought tha committee's report
should bo made before n mass meeting of
citi/etis. Such a meeting will probably
be held when Messrs. Council , Creightou
and Uosuwater complete the work of re
vising that part of the clmitor rotative
lo Ilio board of public works
The provisions contained in tlio toport
ajo amendatory of the forty-third sub
division of section 15 of the present char
ter are , in substance , that the board hall
consist of a chairman to bo appointed by
Iho mayor aud city council , the city engi
neer and Iho street commissioner , the
members nro not to bo absent to exceed
two days without permission of the city
council ; the chairman is to bo the oxec-ti-
live officer of tlio hoard , to give a $10,000
bond for tlio faithful performance of his
duties , and torooeivo n salary of $1,800
per annum. The report turtlior provides
that tlio board is lo meet every Satur
day and remain in session from 'J until 0
p. in ; that it shall keep a compJeto roc-
prcl of nil its pioeeodiucs and of all per
mits granted by its authority , nnd that
tlicstHX'coiila shall be open to public in
spection eight hours each day. This
board is to have power to provide a general -
oral plan for laying out slreols nnd pub
lic highways within the city limits. No
plat of and addition to the city is to bo of
nny validity unless it shall bo accepted
by the city cotitK'il after having been en
dorsed by this hoard , who shall first re
quire all taxes to bo paid on Iho land so
] > lated | , and nil streets and alloys
in it to confoim to the present strcnt.s
and allojs of Hie city. Tiio board
is tile to have power 'subject to the
npprova | of tlm city council and mayor
to establish all grades not already estab
lished at the passage of the act , lirsl hav
ing advertised the proposed change for
twenty days in the ollicial paper of the
city , aud to regulate the location for the
telephone and tolegtapli lines , gas pipe
und street railways.
The report further provides that the
city engineer is to give a bond of 10,000
and receive a salaiy of ? : j,000 , per year ,
nnd have power to aupoint an assistant
who shall qualify in the same way and re
ceive n yearly salary of 13,000.
Tlin street commissioner is to give a
bond in llip same amount nnd receive a
salary of $1,800.
The committee will meet again at 2
o'cloDk to tiny.
"MA , MA , IVHKIIIS'S IKY I'A ? "
In ISfTeol , HIP Cry of a Mule AYtiiFat
tlio Hospital.
Last evening , at precisely ten minutes
to 0 o'clock , the bell at tile main entrance
to St. Joseph's hospital was rung with no
uncurtain hand. Two ot the sisters at
the time were near Ihe door , and one of
thorn immudialoly answered tlm sum
mons and opened the door. Darkness
was fast settling over the eity.nnd a fierce
wind from the north sent a myiiad of
minute particles of snow into the sister's
face. The storm chamber was vacant ,
and the sister was about to step beyond
it to see by whom the boll bad been
pulled , when a slight cry , as if from nn
intant , reached her cars. She looked
upon tiio lloor of the anlo-room and
nicked up a small chip basket , brought
it into Iho Imll , uncovered tlio contents
whcili lay beneath a drab shawl , and
disclosed n male child about two weeks
old. The sister who had opened the
door and the other who stootl by , divined
the act in nn instant. Both immediately
rushed out upon the struct , and caught
sight of a woman Hying ofi' Mason on to
Twelfth street. They followed her , and
cried to her to stop. Shu responded in
tones of fear and excitement nnd ran
along the latter street south toward
Pacific. The sisters followed und vyhon
Hie fugitive reached Mason , she disap
peared on the south hide of tiie Omaha
Medical college. When the sisters
reached Iho street in question , there was
nobody to bo soon , und they immediately
returned to the hospital.
The waif was deposited in a basket
which was now , and looked us if it had
been purchased for the purpose for
which it was being nsod. Tlio child was
dressed in a ready-made white dress , its
body being immediately oncnscd in a
knit jacket , through the warm sleeves
of which Its liny hands extended
as if in supplication to its newly found
friends. As it lay in the basket it was
covered with a shawl. But the latter
would not have rendered the waif scout o
against the piercing blasla had not the
response of Iho sisters been almost in
stantaneous. The young gentleman
seemed In excellent health with a ready
and useful pair of lungs. Ills head was
shapely , his face ruddy with the glow of
infancy , the hair blaclc , the nose rounded
at the tip nnd inclined to be expansive ,
while the eyes Hashed with the brillianoy
of nolished anthracite.
The bisters could not POO tlio face of
the woman as she Hud. They noted how
ever , that she was tall and neatly dad.
\VJien the Itii : : ropoilur happened upon
tha scone , the young gentleman was dis
playing a rapturous appreciation of gas
light , the attention Ids unsolicited atten
tion had occasioned , lie was put in a
sling and submitted to a nair of scales ,
when his juvenile avoirdupois bcne down
tiie index to tun pounds.
The sisters Imvo little use for such
adolescence. Their time is entirely en
grossed with adults , and they will keep
Die incipient eituen untiljomocharitably
inclined lady or trontlomiui shall be Im
pelled to adopt him.
Brevities.
The bank clearances yc.sterday were
fl,38UlJ < M.tt3. fit
The case of Murray ! Utacluillor and
O'Leary vs thn Chicago , ' Hnrljngton As
Quinoy , Is still on trial in the United
.Stales court , < ;
Ida Jones , a colored irrostitulo , vvtife ar
rested yesleuliiy afternoon , charged with
having robbed Chris Sol i'pat ' ot $ l < * vvhilu
he was in her room.
Permit was issued ynslcniay to K.j. .
Juynus for ( ho construction of a coltugo
on Vatos stroel , between'- Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets , to uosf f500.
In the county court yesterday Clias.
Kasimiasen commenced an altac-limunt
piocecding against John Johnson for
t-33 for a balance due on farm woik ,
The-cliiof clerks of the Union Pai-ilio
road are holding a meeting at lit.id- ;
( juartura to discuss matters of mutual in
terest in connection with tl.eir woik.
Mrs. Mcssmoro , the woman wliopto-
cured $10 wottli of goo-Is from 1'uleonor
ou a forged onlor , wa sentenced by
JmlgoStonberg jfsleiday to thirty dajs
in the county jail ,
Passengers on the last car going up
St. Mary'b avenue Saturday night repot t
a remarkable and disgusting act of cru
elty on the pail of Ihe driver Tlio liorsos
attached to the car became "stalled" at
the foot of the hill aud for a time were
unable to pull the load. The driver
soiled a hoary iron rod and commenced
lo boat tlio animals in the most savage
manner. Ho was only compelled to de
sist by the interference of one of the pas
sengera.
iors r iM > nii , u I UCill.
DOWNED BY HARD DRINK.
A Traveling Salesman Falls Dead in n
Drur.kcu Fit.
A BABE LEFT ON THE DOORSTEP.
The Klkhorti's lltton lens 'I lie Ko.trd
ol" ICdiioation Forefathers' laj )
Sonictlilnt ; Struclc Mini Amuse-
incuts Other hocnl ,
Died In n Drunken Tit.
At 0 o'clock yesterday uroiling a man
sluggercd into the Institute hotel at the
corner of Thirteenth street and Capitol
arcmtc and asked for a room , llo vr.\i
in an advanced stage of intoxication ,
and could scarcely walk. He was re
fused accommodation , and sal down ou
tlio steps in front of the hotel , and lu a
few minutes feh over and gave evidence
of bum" in convulsions The patrol
was hastily summoned , and n mes ago
sent to Dr. Ucbcrt to attend the man.
lloiudors at the Institute helped plnco
the man in the wagon and called atten
tion to his rapidly fallinir condition.
Before Ihn police station was rcachud
the patrol wagon contained a
cm pso instead ot an inobrhite. Dr. Uc-
bert who was called in pronounced the
death the re Milt of over indulgence in
alcohol Coroner Dicxel was notified of
the death and had the remains removed
lo Ins undertaking establishment. Hue
iho deceased was idenliliotl as M. I * .
Hyuip , a traveling salesman for.Iolm A.
Tolmun iV : Co. , wholesale grocers , doing
business at * ( )0-8 ) Lake street , Chicago.
The deceased was a man about forty
years of ago and lies a family living iu
Chicago. He was foi'a number of jcars
the junior member of thi' ' lirm of Foul A :
Uyrne , wholesale dealers in groceries and
liquors in St. Josuuli. and counseled nil
of ' tlio business wluto his partner , NIC
1'ord , was in congress two terms from
tiiu Ninth Missouri dislilol. lie left llic
lirm about three years asro and has since
been employed iu Chicago. Ho has been
in Omaha for the past week and has been
dtinkitig heavily. His family and friends
have bpun notified of his death. The
coroner's inquest will be hold at 10
o'clock this morning.
covjniNc ; TIIU STATK.
The "I-JIkhovn Itotitc" 1'rpiinring lo
Iliuld Ilrnnchcs ,
In the county clerk's oflcc ! yesterday
an amendment was filed to Iho articles
of incorporation of the rrcmont , Klk-
horn & Missomi Valley railroad com
pany that provides for a material increase
of the line ? of that route iu a manner
that will touch the best counties in the
stale iu crciy direction from thu main
line of thu road. The amendment i > ro-
rides that the main line of the road
shall run from Omaha , and also author-
i.'cs the construction of seven branches ,
as follows ;
1. From the main line at Norfolk in a
northeasterly direction , through Pierce ,
Antelope and Knox : counties to the Mis
souri river at a point near thu mouth of
the Niobrara river.
ii. From Dakota Junction through
Dawes county to the northern boundary
of the state iu section 11) ) , township S3 ,
range 50.
U. Fiom Sciibncr in a northwesterly
direction through Dodge , ColfuxPlulte ,
Boone and Antelope counties to llic
northern boundary of tlio state.
1. From Fremont through Dodge and
Saundurs counties to Lincoln.
5. From a point on Iho fomlh branch
in S.iuudors conntr we t through Butler.
Sow.ird , York , Hamilton , Clay and
Adams counlics lo Hastings and from
Hastings to tlio western boundary of
Adams county.
U. Fiom the lifHi branch at a point in
Butler county through Butler , Salmo and
Filmorc counties to Iho southern bound
ary of Filmoro county.
7. From a point on the main line in
Douglas countv to the Union Stock yards
in South Omaha.
The capilal stock of thn company is in-
ci eased lo $ ! ! 0,000,000.
IX SHOUT OUDEIl.
A IJrlof Session of the Donrd of ICdu-
cation.
Messrs Livesoy and Copeland weie
absent from the board of education meet
ing. Mr. . Copeland was looking after
Iho preparations for the bean banquet
that will be given by tlio Now ISnglanders
this croning. Mr. Livcsey's cxcuso was
not presented.
The minutes of the Norcmbor meet
ings wcro read and approved.
A number of applications for positions
ns assistant teachers wore referred lo tliu
committee on teachers and text book.- . .
The committee on judiciary reported
to allowing thu claim of J. J.
O'Connor or $1(11 ( for extra work per
formed in curbing thu west side of
Twentieth street on the ground that the
VTork had not been ordered by the board ,
nnd had boon setllcd in full by Mr.
O'Connor. The report was adopted.
The committee cm judiciary renoi ted
adversely to the Miggostlon of Mr. Black-
bum districting Ilio city nnd requiring
the sludonts lo attend tlio bclionl in the
districts in which they reside. Tiio prin
cipal objection od'crcd by the committee
was th.il Iho change would nuccssilalo
the employment of too great an addi
tional number of teachers as all thu
grades are not taught in till of the schools.
The report wits adopted.
On motion of Mr. Long iho salary of
Mrs. Surah K. .Thompson , principal of
the Omalm View school , was fixed at $60
pur month ,
The commit ten on teachers and text
books was nuthoil/.cd to call a mooting
of the board of ov.iminor.s during thu
coming vacation if it M deemed neocs-
.sury.
.sury.On motion of Mr. Clinic a committee of
flvu , consMing of th run inoiiibuM of tliu
board and two real cstnto men , vveru ap
pointed to nppruisc the value of the real
cslale and other school property of tlm
city. The chair appointed Messrs , Long ,
liluckburn und Chirk.
Messrs. Clark , Duvi.i and Coburn vyrru
appointed u comuiitleu to examine into
the advisibility ol selling Iho I/ardslicct
school prupotty nnd purchase properly
for n .school silo turther from Iho railroad ,
Mossis. Blackbuin Conoyur und Davis
were nppolnled n eominiiuto to take
similar action with rufci cure totliel'nuiliu
street school pioperly.
KOItll'\TlliUS' D.W
To ISo Colclirati'd at the Hi poult Ion
Annc.TiilH i ; > ci > ini ; ,
The committcca appointed by the New
Kngland society to nirango a programme
for thu appropriate celebration of Tore-
f.ilheiV day mot at the Imposition atinev
JaM , night , The repot Is rec ( ivcd Indicate
that about live hundred people will in
dulge in the dinner , and scuta for the , ic-
Romniodation of that number have been
prepared. The dinner will ho ready
piomptlyut U o'clock. Tliu ladies who
liavo pti'parcil ' the meul have arranged a
menu thut will gladden the heuit ot the
New l nglandcr. ' . The bill includes
baked poik and beans , VanLoo brown
broad , tu i key , gooie , ham , chiekon pin ,
Boston crackers , tea , colU'X ) , uuinuLiu jili ) ,
mince pio. upule pin , doii iuiuts , pickles ,
rice nnd Indian puddings , bakuu tipples ,
hoilud cidur .upplo sauce. Iu udditiuri t < /
thu menu an iutcicstiaij literary und mil-
njr asv. i uour lo r. a.i" -
sicnl programme has been propnied.
Addresses will bo delivered by Judge
Tlturston nnd llev.V \ , K. Copeland vvilli
a toast and response by n representative
of each of the Now niiglnnd states.
Among the musical features will bo a
solo b\ Miss Lucia Uogors , a duet by Mi
ami Mrs. II. D. Kastabrook , nnd Mr- *
lleman's hym. "The Hrcaking Wave ?
Dashed Highby the chorus. Tin
t-vent promises to bo an exceptional ! ) '
plcasnnl one
BOM urii iNiVsriTroK HIM.
A I'uslllsMo t'nrninonr Piimutcls nn
Maud Slewarl , the female barber , who
has furnished so many sensations for lite
novvspnpers , was liio cause of n little
matinee between two coons on Farnam
street on S-mday night. Maud , who is a
while woman , lived for a long while with
Stewart , n colored barber Some time
ago. however , shn gave Stewart the
shako and icsted under Iho wing
of Ike Glover , the nugilivt.
Stewart savs , however , that the fair
charmer lias of Into been triinsr to oilcct
a reconciliation with him. Ho says ho
teceivcd a note fiom Maud S. asking him
lo meet her on rnimim stieot on Sunday
nighl at 10 o'cloek. Hu mot her and was
talking when something struck him at
the side of ( lie head and lifted him into
tlio street. Ho recovered consciousness
iu time to see Glover leading Maud
away. Stowait swore out a win rant foi
lilorer' " ancst and ho is now in the city
jail iivvinticg dial on the ohatgo of as
baull and battery.
Joseph ( irismer's dramnli/iation of
Hugh Cnnwav's absorbing story was
Siren an admirable presentation nl the
opera house lasl night The play is un
CNColient comli-ns'ition of tlio most inter
esting details of the story and contains
elements ol power above tlio nvorngo
The company is evenly and well balanced
llnoughoiit , eucli member being so com
petent as lo demand particular mention
Pha-bo Davis' impersonation of Pauline
Match was u surprise. She has a most
pel feet conception of her rather unusual
lole , and acted with a ! eireo > ol mingled
rclitiemoul and power that held the audi
ence throughout She is possessed of a
graceful presence that is enhanced by a
well-chosen vvaidrobu. Joseph ( iristner's
acting is remaikablo chielly for its
smoothnor.s and polish. Kdgar L Da
venport was exceptionally oForer in his
art of the slock cringing Italian villiun ,
ncari. Such refined villainy is not
often ho successfully impoisona'tcd. Jr )
Dcnn was n favorite anil the parts ol
Teresa and Piiscilla were made quite
liumoious. Wilson Deal was cajiablo as
Dr , Ccnori
se last night greeted the re
appearance of the Vincent combination
at the People's theatre. The programme
consisted of "Father and Son , " and Un
musical compdy iho "Uonniu Fish \ \ ifu * '
Tlio comauy ) appealed in both these
pieces when it played hero before , and
the laigc audience uttcstoil tliu waim an-
piuciation AVhicli that mo < enlation had
moused. In itself , the lirst named piece
is a { join. 11 is a home story , and as the
announcement reads skillfully blends
both harmonious and the pathetic. As
Old Phil Slapleton , Mr. Vincent gives
oi.o ( lie most clearly defined and consist
ent old men characters over seen heio
He makes use of at t to interpret natm e ,
but the intoi pi elation is a most remark
able one. The son , Iho cansu of Ihe
fiilher's Iroublo , was artistically de
lineated by J. D. Ik'imird , a painstaking
and capable young actor , who
made a number of hits here last .year.
The I laid i ess of Mr. Richardson was
another ex-eollent impersonation , while
tlio part of his daughter , played by Miss
\ incent , displayed in an unusual manner
Ihe valalilily of the maiden with the
deep , learful emotion of the fiancee when
her loved one is in disgrace
Jn the after piece , Mossis Hichaidson
and Ucrnnrd again appeared with HUP-
ce s , thocontial character being Miss
Vincent , whoso singing , dancing and un
excelled Scottish dialed kopl tlio audi
ence in excellent feeling throughout.
To-night MJSN Million will be pjaycd.
This is one of the strongest pieces in tliu
icpcrtoiro , and Miss Vincent's acting of
the titllo role is really grcal.
THI : AUVKN r or iirin : : u.i M.iit. ;
Kflio Ellsler'8 appearance hero next
Monday evening as the hurouie of Frank
Harvey's powerful ul.ay , "Woman
Against Woman , " is naturally exciting
unusual intorosl Omuha's
among theater
goers. Miss Ellslor is the representative
in this country of the unstrained nci rous
school of acting , which Is the accepted
method of all grout foreign aitistos. "She
achieves all sno effectssars the Hoston
Advertiser , "by unstrained natural
moans and wins an audience before it is
really aw.int of her charm. " Of her act
ing in "Woman Against Woman" the
the same paper says : "It was as refined ,
as artistic , as exquisite us anything we.
hare soon for many a duy , The tuidi-
euce fairly rose to her. " Kllio KlMor ,
whose name has become a household
word all ovur Uiu United Stales , has. cu
riously enough , never before been In
Omaha. Her appearance , llierct'oro , is
an event of more than ordinary imdort-
anco , and we are much mistaken if slui
docs not call out a very brilliant galaxy
of "lirst nightors" lo her opening iu
lloyd's nexl Monday crening.
Thn CoiuiiiiHhloner'w Itctnrn.
Commissioner F. W. Corlis rolurncd
ycstciday from Chicago whore ho inn
been lor thu past week with tno otlmr
conuiiiisioiiers und Coinmisslonor.-I < loct
Mount on business connected with the
hospilul plans , The other conmiiaqionei *
will be home this morning.
Joined tlio AIIK-H | ,
Ycstciday afternoon Mary Hand , thu
seven-year old daughter of Mr. Hand ,
book keeper for ( icoigu Duncan , died of
muinbriuious eiouit at lie parents' resi
lience , 1800 Hurt. The i umnln ? will bo for
worded this afternoim to Cincinnati for
Intunnunt. _
The Hhrlnkagn in national Ic-nk cirou-
lation duiinir tula year is put at tOUOOO ,
(100. (
IT ANNOYS
,
TAKE IT FAITHFULLY -
FULLY , /\ND \
YOU
THKT THERE t $
Bur oiic feyep Y OR
COUGHS ' & COWS
BYy |
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A GREAT MISTAKE
has heretofore been made in the treat
ment of rheumatism , neuralgia and nerv
ous or sick headache. This Is evidenced
by the failuie ou tlio part of thousands of
ufi"oreis to lind relief , even though they
have exhausted the skill of v arious phy
sicians and tried numerous so railed
remedies. Tosueh Athlophoros is ottered
ns a SAKK , si m. ami gt IOK rrur. Its suc
cess 1ms been phenomenal , and yet It Is
not surprising because it vv 11,1 , do all that
is claimed for il. The Athlophoros Co.
will gladly refer any who dwiro to make
nn Investigation to rcliublr pnitics who
have been cured by it ,
J 12. Uillosplo , Keal Kslalo aud Loan
Agent , at Atlantic , Iowa , says : "Mv
rheumatism lirst appealed in HIP hip ,
and then extended down into the legs
through the sciatic neive. I sull'erod
whether standing or sitting , and It was
with tlio greatest of dlllleuliy that 1 sue-
ecodod In hobbling to myolllceeacli ( lay.
1 consulted physicians , also tried ovorv
remedy 1 could learn of without nny gooil
ollocts whatever. Mv great fears vvero
that I would alwavs have it. As I was
willing n letter to this ftior.d in Chicago ,
I casually made note of mv ilicumalimit ,
and thought no more about II. Itul my
lollor was nnswoicd vorv , promptly , toll *
ins nitto use Atlilophoros , aNo .stating
ills niothor's otiso and cure which was
moro severe than mine. I at once unf *
clw od a bottle nnd by the time 1 had . .it-
islied taking it. my rbouiiHitism hail gono.
It was a little too quick to top before il
was gone cnliioly out of my sy.slom , and
J had uuolhoi little attack , but two bet
tles of Athlophoros did tlio work. It has
boon over a year since that limn. It is an
excellent medicine , and lean recommend
it to ollu-rs.
Kvorv druggist should keep Atblopho
ros and Athlophoros i'ills , but whore they
cannot bo bought of the drucgi t the
Athlophoros Co. , ll'JVall t . Now Vork ,
will send cither ( carriage paid ) on receipt
of tegular price , which is $1 tw per bottle
for Atlilophoros and 5 ) c for I'ills.
I'or llxerutul MiimillsonwidtAi > ppln. In *
itlpi-bllou , vtciikm-ss iicivou * ilmillll } , dlM-.noi
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