THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MONDAY , JULY 7 , isoo.
THE CITY.
Tlcfiry .Tolinson rvttemplcd to work up
his muscle yesterday by hca-vltifr chnlra
through whitlow. It pleased him im
mensely , but the owner o ( the building'
was exceedingly dissatisfied nnd llonry
was gathered In.
For tlio first tlrao physicanB ! yostor-
duy oxprcHped the opinion that tlio con
dition oIL , . 0. Secrcst was somewhat
Improved , timl Hlntodthitl ho might llvo
a month or two , Ilorotoforo tlioy Imil
dally announced the belief that the
patient could no ! llvo over forty-eight
hours.
/vfso.\Vi/y ; tZi MAGMAixs.
J J Iliimi of Denver IB In tlio city.
< J , II Johmon of W.ihoo Is tit Ute Oa oy.
I ; II , Louts of Cincinnati Is aMuirny
fjucst.
I1 , A > Hiu-mon , rreinont , U nt Iho Milhril
today.
II If. Downs of Lincoln Sundiyod at the
Murray ,
0,1C. Umwy of Boston Is a guest at the
Mlllurd.
.1 II. 1'ortlof Denver is registered nt the
Murray.
S. N. ICulin of Norfolk Is In town , nt the
Murrny.
8. II. Jones of Hnrrlson la registered nt
the CJisoy.
Geoi-fc'o , T. Clordo of St. Edwards Is nt tlio
Mirchaiits.
W Cliamlicrlnln of Clarta languost at the
Mcrcliiints.
It. "W Day of Topolta , Kan. , la a guest nt
the I'tixton.
W. L Cook of Kcarnoy Is in tlio city nt
the i'nxton.
1) . II. IMnmondof Sioux City is in the city ,
at the Murray.
Miss ( ! eornic Llndscy has gone to Chicago
to visit relatives.
It.A , Krnwn of Ilnrtington Is In the city , a
puest nt I lott'l Cusey.
rrcdt'ntnnboll , Genoa , Suntl.iycil in the
city ut the McrchnnU.
D. "W Frost o ( St. Louis spent Sunday in
llio city nt Iho Murray.
J.V ICertiH nnd Dr. D. A. Wcclw wore
replstciccl utthoMcichnnts yesterday , llotli
Btntlmncii IHD fioin .Aubiiin.
II. 1' . Mason , the editor of the Kearney
Ecinou.it , Suiiduycd In tlio city.
John H. Nelson nnd Harry Miller , Hold-
Tfgo , are stopping at the Mlllaid. '
J. .A Cumins ? , n stockman from Storm
Xnl < c , In. , Is lu the city , stopping at the
Casey
MissLottlo Pclrioot Sacramento has ro
tuincil liorno after u lluns.iiitislL ) with Mrs ,
'A. Ty Llndsey.
Major O , I. . . Given ot Kearney passed
through the city last nlfjlit on his way to the
Milwaukee encampment.
I0 , Dlmorlcr , Julius Thomas anil J. .7 ,
Mnlcnuioyof lliibrun , wcro In tlio city yes-
tcidny en route to the Knights of l itfilus
ciinunptiicnt nt Milwaultto. . Mr. Mnlowncy
etonpcd over night al his bathing beach ut
Ulannwa.
A Ur.-nlc In tlio Circuit.
There was n break in tlio ehvult at tlio
lectric light works last night , nnd us n , re
sult c\cry street In the city running unst nnd
vest uaa in total daikucsa.
A Victim oi'tlio Knltli Cure.
Another victim of Cliristian sdcnco died
yesterday afternoon nt her- homo at Omnha
View Mrs.V. . "W. Lemon wna pcnundrd
to try the science cure , but itvns not effectIve -
Ivo , anil when it win too Into a physician was
BUininoneil. The vital spailc was oxtin-
puislictl before ho arrived. The funeral will
ho held fioin the icbidcucc , No. 3107 Miami
ttreut.
An Out ins ' 'or tlio llluo Coals.
Chief 'of Detectives Ilazo nnd Sergeant
Bhvjjart returned last evening ; from Weeping
Water , -where they wont to look foxa suit-
Ohio place for holding tlio ilrst'annual plcnlo
of the rnutroi > ulltnn police. They will visit
Wntcrloo today for the sumo purpose , mid
will then ho ready to submit reports on the
fournhicfs visited Lincoln , Ncbruslta City ,
Weeping Witter and Waterloo ,
The iluto has not jot been determined upon ,
but It will bo between the UOth nnd the yoth
of tills month. The cluto will bo fixed at the
sumo time Unit the nlueo Is ngrecd upon. .All
of thdr filcndswill bo Invited to accompany
the blue coats and their fuinillcs.
Our store closes nt 0:1)0 : ) p. in.
CLOTHINO Co.
A Motor Cniiiluctoi * Assnullcil.
.7. A. Kecder , n conductor on the Shorimn
avenue motor line , will carry Ills eye on
crutches for several clajs to eomo. A couple
of individuals with noisy jags boarded his
cur List evening nnd grow so boisterous be
tween Douglas uml Doago streets that the
lady pnstetiKers wcro annoyed. They re
belled npiliibt Healer's loinonstrances , but
bo o.illccln policeman and they quieted down.
The car went on. hut no booncris tlio
policeninn loft behind than one of the follows
tilruck the conductor over the eye with some
weapon , InlllcttnK u painful wound. A cut
fully mi Inch and n uuinong was made , lay
ing bare the bono. The assailant was ar
rested nnd said ho was C. M. Trolber.
Keeder bled very freely nud had to bo re
lieved , hut will DO able to resume his lun
toduy ,
Urn tli ol1 HI Ilo < . Wilson.
A disp.itch received yesterday morning ?
conveyed the sad intelligence of the death of
MiloC. Wilson , who was Wiled In n railroad
collision at Shoshone , Idaho. Mr. Wilson
wns removing with his family to
Seattle nnd was en route for that
city when ho mot his death.
His wife loftlast Tuesday with the family of
AVillhunll. llruner , nnd Mr. Wilson went by
freight to look after his horse nnd household
goods.
U'lio deceased was fer some tlmo clorlt In
the frolRht claim department of tlio Union
1'ndllo In this nnd also
city was very promi
nent in Mnsonlo circles. Ilo was for two
terms master of Capitol lodge , A. F. & A. M. ,
and wasseeietnry of tlio Corn can bodies.
Ho was well known here , and the news of
his death will como nsusad suiprisu to his
mnny friends uud .Masonic brethren m this
city. ,
Miuquctto 8 Van AVjolc
in the proat railway rate dokvto , Tuea-
ilny , July 8 , on the Chuuliuinua nssonibly
grounds , Crate , Nob. T. ioAVltt ) Tnl-
mage on "Big Blmitlciw"
July 0. Ono fnro for round trip.
nuuNii : > TO DEATH.
A. Monkey niitln Sijuirrol SnlTor Tcrrl-
lilo Tort lire.
Two totalities were reported last evening
ns directly nttributnblo to jostenlny's scorch
ing sun , Max Golsler , taxidermist nnd pro
prietor of the bird store nt No. 417 South Fif
teenth street , forgot to lower his awning yes-
teiduy morning to protect the monlcoynnd
squirrels displayed in the window. The hot
rays injuring through the glass wcro nlmost
sunk-lent to hnvo blistered the poor
tortured nnlmnls , nnd their sufferings
attracted the attention or nearly every
passer-by. Them was no water in the
cages , mid what llttlo then ) was to out wits
linked as hard as a rook early in the day.
M'lio poor creatures were choking \\ltu thirst
nd wcro literally beliijj coolced nllvo. Lnto
in the afternoon ono of the sulrruU died and
the monkey shared the same into soon after ,
U'ho bird CIIKCS were ainminxl along
the wall out of the sun , but
the temperature of the room was
tiOhiRh that the feathered songsters suf
fered terribly.Vhou the place was opened
last evening the stench that poured out was
overpowering. When water was Riven the
sulTurlnu animals In the window they drunk
until their slilna seemed ready to burst.
Hundreds of passers-by who witnessed the
scene during the afternoon would gladly hnvo
lowered the nwniiiL' , but it was n patent
roller affair and could not bo moved.
J'rco.
Samples of Dr. Miles' Hestoratlvo Ncrvlno
at ICulin & Co.'s ' , 1Mb. and Douglas , cures
lie.iduehe , nervousness , sleeplessness , uuu-
s , etc.
Ill 13 SLOCUMtl Ij.VW. .
The following IsnsynopsUof the
ilRhllccnse , local option law !
Section 1 provides that the county hoard of
each county may grant license for thosnloot
mnlt , spirituous and vinous liquors , if deemed
expedient upon the application by petition of
.hilly of the resident fa-co holders of the
town , if the county is under townihlp organi
zation. Thu county board shall not have nu-
Lhoilty to issue any license for the sale of
liquors In any city or Incorporated village , or
within two miles of the snino.
Sections provide * for the filing" of thcap-
pllcallon and for publication oj the applica
tion for at leait tv.o vccks before the grantIng -
Ing of the license.
Section ft provides for the hearing of Iho
cnsolf n remonstrance is filed against tlio
granting of nllccMO to tliontipllcnnt.
1'iirthcr sections provide for the nppeillng
of the remonstrance to tlio district court ;
the form of tlio license : the ( jiving of u $ . " > , UOO
bond by tno sticcessfal applicant for the li
cense.
.Sections 3 , 9 and 10 make It nn offense ,
tiitnlshnbtu by n fine of S2."i , for any licensed
liquor dealer to soil Intoilcutlng liquor to
minors or Indlnns.
Section 1 1 provides that any person selling
liquor without u license shall bo lined not
Irs ! than $1 < U nor more than $ ' > ( )0 ) for each
offense ; and section 13 piovldcs for tlio trial
of sueh offenders.
Section lilmakw itan offense , punishable
by a line of felOOnndn forfelturo of license
for any licensed liquor vender to soli adul
terated liquor.
Section 14 innltes it nn offcnso punishable
by n line of SUM for any person to sell or
KivoiiMiiy any liquor on Sunday , or on the
dnv of any general or special election.
Sections 15 to 'JJ inclusive , define tlio lia
bility of snloonUcepois for damages sustained
by anyone In consequence of the tiafllcand
provldo the steps necessary to collect such
cLiinis.
Section 21 relates to the Issuance oE drug
gists' permits.
Tho'locnJ option feature of the Inw is con
tained In section 2o , the salient part of which
reads :
"Tho corporate authorities of all cities nnd
villages shall hnvo power to license , regulate
nnd prohibit the soiling or giving away of
iiny intoxicating , malt , spirituous mill vinous
liquors , within the limits of such city or vil
lage , This section also fixes the amount of
the license fee , which Hhnll not bo less than
SoOO in villages nnd cities having le-ss than
10.000 Inhabitants nor less than ? t,000 in
cities having a population of more thnu
10.000.
Sections 20 and 27 relate to druggists' '
registers nnd penalties for violation of the
rules ( jovcrmnytho same.
Section 'J3 makes drunkenness nn offense
punishable by a Iliioot § 10 and costs or im-
pilsonimmt not exceeding thlity days.
Section ! M piovldes that the doors nnd
windows of saloons shall bo kept free from
screens or blinds.
Mrs \Vinslou's Sootblnn Syrup for Chit-
dieii Teething cures wind colic , diarrhoea ,
etc. 25 cents u bottlo.
OFF rrou i
Three nitlsloiiK of KnlKlita of Pytlilns
The Knights of Pjlhin ? of the Second regi
ment left last night for Milwaukee ,
Tliiw dhIsiona , Onuili.i , No. 12 ; Lily , No.8 ,
and I3Uuk 11 lyle , No. 17 , assoinblctl at tlio
nnnoryoENo. U , comer Twenty-second uml
CumlnR streets , about S o'clock. The wives
and sweethearts of the sir kiiiqlits aho as-
hcmblcd to assist tboui in yctling ready for
dotmitiiro ,
Oimhn division mustered twonty-thrco
men , Incluilliis the oRlccrs , Lily dlx'lslou bud
sixteen men mid Dlaclc llnilobiiil nbout sk-
tepu mon. Tlio battalion was under com
mand of Ciptnln iTohn Havxvard.
Headed by the Union 1'acillu bund , with
nineteen men , under the leadership of ISIr.
rrcdUhjner , the battalion inarched through
the pilaclpal stiech altmctiiiK attention all
along the loutc. 'I'ho fiietulsof the incinbcrs
brought up the rear in carriages , followed , by
several wagons loaded with baggage.
At the depot the Onulia contingent was
Joined by Colonel Hnriy Downs , Adjutant
Hlchard O'Nell and Lieutenant Colonel
Douglas of the "First regiment ,
Major 0. L. Green ot Kearney , A.
D. 0. of the Nebraska hiljiidoj Adjutant
\V. L. Cook oE tlio Third regiment , of
ICeninov. and Colonel Allan Jamitsoii of
Canon City , Col. , A. D. C. on the stall of the
major general. Seven start ollicors of the
Oiniilia regiment accompanied the p.uty.
A iM-fio nunibor of Indies were in the party ,
and they wcio di'coratcd with distinctive
badges snowing their relation to the order.
The patty occupied two sleepers and two
chair cms 011 the Is'ortlmcstern train. It had
boon decided to repudiate the suggestion of
Ocncr.il Daytontliat 11 the Knights Rovln
thp HurlliiKton rouU' , nnd n number of
criticisms woio heard on the action of the
general in allowing himself to bo used as u
tool by tlio Burlington people.
'Colonel Downs of the First regiment stated
that four divisions of that icgimcnt , number
ing about eighty mon , left via the Noitti-
westcra jc&tcnhiy morning , These divisions
were Hebron , Fulls City , A. U , Marshall ,
nnd a composite division made up of members
from Ashland , Dcatiico and neighboring
towns.
The members of Omaha division No. 12
wcro decorated with n handsome badge , the
design of Captain Iliiywanl , It was hand-
painted on celluloid , and bora nt the top two
crossed guidons , under which were the
words , "Omaha Division , No. 12. " At the
bottom was a lily , the symbol of the order.
These badges wcwbound with red cora and
formed very pretty decorations.
As the train pulled out the baud plajccl
"Tito Girl I Loft Behind Me , " Mhllo the
numerous wifoi and sweethearts of the pal-
lant sir knights waved their hands and
wished thorn ( Jo Jspeed.
The boys vlll at rive In Milwaukee at noon
today nnd will tnko a prominent patt In Iho
proceedings.
Omaha division will enter the lists for n
prio. nnd there Is every Indication that the
division , under tha able command of Captain
Hajward , will return crowned with laurels
and u pilze.
Our store closes at 0:30 : p. m.
NKIIUAbKA CLOTHINO CO.
JOHN HUSS.
Aiinropriiiln Sei-vlues In Memory of
tliu Bohemian Martyr.
With the llohcniluns , yesterday was a na
tional holiday. It wns the day sacred to the
memory of John Htiss , their potion saint , and
from eaily morning until night the Bohemian
settlement in the ( .outlier portion of the city
was bright nnd gay vltli thousands of Hags
nnd yards of bunting Hint floated from store
fronts nnd residences ,
In the evening a largo audience gathered
ntMeU' hall on South Thiitccnth street ,
where speeches lauding the character of John
IIuss were delivered by a jimnbcr of the
prominent llohcmluiu of the city. The songs
of Doliomia were sung in the national tongue
and iilliwent .is merry as 11 mnrrlago bell
until nearly midnight.
Tholnloilor of the hall was artistically
m ranged , c-hotcotroplc.il plants and hot house
Mowers being everywhere. Thostaso was n
peifcct bower of roses , while suspended from
tlio columns amlsupports.wrought In llowers ,
surrounded bywreaths of evergreens , were
Bohemian mottoes inscribed to tlio memory of
the depirtcd saint ,
John Hess , the man whom the Bohemians
revere , wns born In tlio * llttlo town of Itassl.
iictz , Southern liolicinlu. in the ycnrUIT ; ) .
After completing hia education in his native
town ho lectured on theology , and In HOI became -
came provident of the faculty of theology at
the university ot Prague.
\Vhllo them ho reeved nn old ordinance of
Charles IV , and by doing so and preaching
its doctrines , caused a rupture lu the uni
versity which resulted In the Polish Saxon
nnd Bamvlin ftudenta , to the number of
5,000 , , withdrawing from the institution.
Ho then became the Idol of the Ion or classes
nt l > r.iiuo , and uniting with them , a church
\\lth aa Immense inciuhorsulp uus estab
lished , where tlio religion Of Christ was
preached.
Archbishop Sbynks , becoming frightened
nt tlio commotion caused by the preaching of
Jlus.4 , ordered his boo' . burnt , accusing him
of heresy and instructing him to appear be
fore the pope.
This ho refused to do , and at once ho was
condemned uud 6xconuuunicatcd , oud au or
der wns Issued that no city In Bohemia should
receive Huss within its wnlU.
IIuss then removed from I'r.iguo , but nfto r
a few weeks returned nnd commenced do
louncingtho pope in the loudest ntid most
emphatic terms. Again the ire of the arch-
ilshop was aroused nnd IIuss wns arrested
and thrown Into the prison In the basement
of the cathedral , nnd nftor remaining there n
few weeks wns removed to the Dominican
convent on the island of Constance. The
icoplo clnmoi-cd loudly for the re-
cnso of IIuss , and fearing that
.10 . might bo taken out by force , the pope
ordered him taken to the castlaof Ootteueu ,
where ho was put hi chains und cast into the
dungeon.
On .Inly 0 , Ills , ho vns taken from the
orison , chained to n stnko nnd burnt , nftor
which his nshes wore thrown Into the lihlnc ,
During the tlmo IIuss was in prison n
number of attempts \\cro made to persuade
lilni to iccniit , but ho refused , and died slng-
ingtho "ICyn-Klclsoii , " the favorite song of
nnclon Dohcmla.
A. IIOI1SI3 AN'I ) IJUCJGV.
Tohii Wallers Appropriate * n Valua
ble Outfit nitil Ijnnils In Jail ,
J. P. Viers made up his mind Friday morn
ing that ho could spare enough tlmo from his
grocery business to attend the circus , Inns-
much as It was a holiday and trade wns dull ,
Ilo refused to 'patronize the motor , nnd ac
cording to nn information now on file In the
police court ho drove out to tlio grounds with
n. horse valued nt SIM , nnd n buggy nnd har
ness that ho would not willingly part with
lor less thnn$175.
Unfortunately for Mr. Vlers , n fellow of a
nolens volcns nuke-up happened alone , nnd
tlio rig that the owner -would not willingly
have sold for loss than § ; ) W was started tow-
aid Iowa without the payment of n dollar or
the execution of a chattel moitgnRO.
It so happened that a friend of Mr. Viers
saw the thief as ho was driving mvay with
the property , nnd when ho learned that It
had been stolen ho wns able to give a very
correct description of the fellow who hud
taken It.
The erstwhile owner went over to Council
Bluffs Saturday to see if he could not find
some trace of it , and nlmost the first man ho
ran ncrossas the thief hitnsnlf. who wns
working in Iho chain gang to Ihiuidato a line
for drunkenness. lie had been airestcd Fri
day nights , and the horseand buggy was then
in his potscssion. Ho consented to come
back without a requisition and Detective
Savage went after him ycstcidiiy. lie says
lie remembers diivlng tno team , but has no
idea where ho found It or how ho caino by It.
lie gave his name as John AVnlteis nnd will
ho required to answer to tlio charge of horse
stealing.
Fits , spasms , St. Vitus dnnro. nervousness
nnd hystctia , tire soon cured by Dr. Miles' '
Nervine. Free samplcss at Kuhn & Co , 15th.
and Douglas.
The Teiiipoi-aneo Camp.
Thcro is a temperance camp in the woods
at Twenty-eighth and Jlnson streets. Dodg
ers announce that it will continue for thirty
days , every afternoon nnd evening. A crude
amphitheatre has been arranged with seats
for a hundred or more auditors and a
canopied lostrum lias been erected for the
speakers. Good music , good water nnd
mosquitoes are also promised during the hot
weather.
Yesterday afteinoon the Gotipir woman
was turned loose in the forest. She had just
como up from Btatrico und seemed to ho
smarting under the poignant shafts which
had been directed nt her Saturday. Slio gave
ono of her lambllng tirades upon the ruin
power mid every ilfth sentence was burdened
with senseless references toTuiBiiundits :
editor. She couldn't ' forget him , nppaicntly.
Slio admonished everybody to "Stop TUB
HIE" nnd take the Republican. The former ,
sha said , was subsidized by "the rum power , "
but she forgot to mention the inducement
hold out by the other paper to belle its con
victions and cspouso fanaticism. It was
throughout aenk , mediocre haiangue , deal-
lug In disgusting personalities and alleged
argument.
In the evening- . " \V. Bcauchnmp of Ohio
spoke to a fair audience. His address was
argumentative , interesting and highly ap
preciated by his licarcrs.
Our store closes atC:3Tp. : ( m.
NlSIlItASKA OLO'l'IIINO CO.
CON TE JsTM IIX T.
Prince nismarck Says it Cannot nntl
Should Not lio.
As at a leisurely pace wo were stroll-
ln , ' down hill by another tortuous wood
land path , the labor question cropped up ,
apropos of the recent Elinors' congress
in llulgium , says.a writer in the London
Telegraph. After fwinkly recognizing-
nnd praising tlio moderation of
Mr. Burns' address " to the
delegates , Prince Uismitrck ab
ruptly broke out with : "Tell mo , did
you over know a banker with n million
who wus cpnlonted , or a scientist , poli
tician , artist , lawyer , satisfied with his
gains and position ? I will go further
and ask you , Ilavo you over known a
epntonted man ? I mean among the
rich , the successful , the highly born , the
highly placed. How then shall the
working-man ho content , whoso life
is necessarily ono of few pleasures
and mnujr troubles , ot frequent privation
and rare indulgence. Suppose jou give
him 11 pound a day ; in a fortnight's time
his wife will want nn extra shilling or
two per diem for her children's adorn
ment of her own dross , and will por-
Boveriiigly inoculate the husband with
her own dissatisfaction. You know how
enormously , how amazingly their life
conditions have beeiuimolioratcdduring
the past lUty years. Ilavo they over
achieved contentment for ono single
day ?
ELot what giiovnnccs they still hnvo
right themselves by natural processes , its
they will gradually and in duo time.
Above nil , lot them continue to improve
their position without statointorforenco ,
which cm only do them more
harm than good , besides inflicting
iriotrtovablo injury upon uuinbbrs
of other people , quite as worthy '
of consideration us artisans. 'l
cull it intrusive and impertinent to
dietato to a laborer how many hours ho
shall or nlwll not work , und to usurp his
rightful authority over his children in
respect to brontl-eurnliig occupations.
To mnko vorkmon contented by
legal regulations is a more exag
geration of the fancy a phantom , evad
ing the grasp whenever approached , It
human contentment could bo obtained it
would bo n misfortune. "What would bo
nioro dinastrpus than a dead level , n mil-
Ionium ot universal satisfaction , blight ,
ing ambition , paralyzing progress , and
leading to moral btugnatiou'i1
I'oiiwlo 1'aKSpiigers.
Wo had nbout twonty-llvo miles to go
by stage in Missouri , bays tlio Now York
Sun man , and it was early bpring and
tlio roads wcro very bad. The stugo
started about half an hour before day
light , nnd there wore five men of us and
two women. Tlieso lust Imd the back
seat , and talked only to tl omsolves. We
wore not over two miles out when Iho
stugo got stuck , and down every man
had to got and lift , and pull , and pry.
Three miles further ono were stuck
again. In iroing fourteen miles wo were
fatuck ( Ivo times , and ingoing the twenty-
live wo lifted that old Htngo out of tlio
ruts , and holes , and ditches almost a
dozen times. Tito live of us wcro wet ,
flphiHiiod , muddy , and hungry when wd
Ilnally drove up to tlio terminus , and
you can imagine our feelings when those
two womou got do\ui , romo\cd their
bluiwls and bonnets , and t > teed revealed
ns two hourly und robust mon. "Wo
\\aro \ looking nt tliom with open nioutlu
when ono of them remarked :
' Thanks for your labors , gonllomon
Wo know the road and prepared for it
Will you imbibe * "
13ut wo were too Indignant to accept.
TIII : a.ittcii : )
UattenfoerK's < ! ! t-\vcotlioiirt About
toJSe Mitrrlud ,
Tlio authoratlwo announcement of the
engagement ofithu Princess Victoria of
Prussia to Prlncu Artolphtts of Selrnmn-
bcrg-Llppo is received vrlth n general
sigh of relief vrhbraver that young lady
is well known , and the fooling of relief
will ho deeper still when she is married
to Him , wi s a cable to the Philadelphia.
TlincH , lor yomo years tlio royal fami
lies of Prussia mid of England have been
most anxious to marry her to somebody.
Ilor exceedingly ardent and Impassion-
able nature inudo It most desirable
that dho should bo quickly provided
with a husband upon whom she could
lavish her exuberant iill'ectlons , and the
family -were constantly In a stuto of
dread lost lu nn unguarded moment she
should give five rein to her impulses
and rush Into some scandalous mesalll-
nneo.
Her love niTulr with Prince Alexander
of Bnllonberg uml Bulgaria was entirely
of hot- own zoning , and innny of her
relatives were in favor of her marrying
him simply on the score of propriety ,
and to avoid any further worry about
lior. Whoa 1'rlnco Alexander forsook
her and married Mdllo. Lolslnger , she
\MIS beside herself with disappointment
nnd nige , so that for n time the question
of putting her under forcible restraint
was considered. Her relatives redoubled
their guardianship of her , und also their
clforts to find her a husband , in which
latter they hnvo now succeeded.
Prince Adolphus is , it is true , only the
youngest son of a vary petty nnd insig-
nillcant Gorman princolot. Tlio realm
of Schaumborg-Lippo only comprises
nbout ono hundred nnd thlrtythrco
square miles and loss than forty thou
sand inhabitants. And Prince Adolphus
has no prospect of coming oven to this
potty thronesinco helms three brothers
older than himself and thooldest of them
has several children. But the prince Is
a rather fine and spirited young boldier ,
of good address , who will , as ono of the
members of tlio court bluntly expressed
It , "bo able to stand all the love-making
Victoria wants to give him. "
It is likely that the couple will go to
Kngland to live. Not long ago , in de
spair of finding a husband for her , It was
arranged that the princess should go to
London nnd occupy n suite of rooms in
Kensington Pnlnco , where she would bo
under i'owatchful eye of her grand
mother , the queen. Tlio Empress Fred
erick and Emperor "William , the mother
and brother ot tlio young lady , agreed to
provide her with a sullicioiit income to
keep up her household in proper stylo.
To this she agreed , and wns about to go
to London ulion Prince Adolphus was
hit upon as a bridegroom. The apart
ments tire still engaged for her. however -
over , and she _ and her husband will prob
ably fly thither after their honeymoon.
Tlio date of the wedding is not yet fixed ,
but it certainly wilt bo very soon.
A Boy Congress.
After the homo adjourned Congress
man Beldon of Now York brought tlio
gavel down with great dignity , and
called the pages to order , writes' Amos
J. Cummings. A page three feet high
moved that the house go into committee
of the whole on the state of the union for
the consideration of n bill increasing the
salaries of tlio employes of the houso.
Boldonput the question with the most
profound gravity , and it was carried.
Thereupon the genial congressman
called the smallest page on the lloor to
tlio chair , retired to his scat , and en
joyed the fun for an hour or more.
Then u tow-headed page moved that
the committee riho nnd report the bill
favorably to the house. The motion
was carried , and Me. Uolden again re
sumed the chair. The throe-foot page
descended and appeared at the bar. Ho
reported the proceedings of the commit
tee with precision and despatch. Then
the previous question vtns ordered , the
bill received its thud reading and was
put upon its filial p.isbiigo. It was car
ried. The little page gravely moved to
reconsider it and lay that motion upon
the table. ' 'There being no objection , "
said Beldon , "It issoordered. " Young
Dc.in Ilnlford , a nephew of "Whistling
Elijah , then moved that the hoiibo ad
journ. This was carried , nd Mr. Bel-
don gave the desk a parting whack , and
received thocongrutulatlonsof the pages.
Itiinpertorotcolloncoprovcn In nlllloni of hnmot
formoretlinniiquarterofii canturr. It Is used liy
tno United ShUM Dovcrnmont. llndorse.1 hy the
licnds of the t'ro.it tmlversltb ) , IM the Stronaoit ,
rurostnnd.Mint llealllifnl. Dr. I'rlco'i Cream link-
Innl'owiler. doe's not contain ammonia , llmo or
nluiu. bohl only Incnns
I'llICK IHICl.N'fl I'OWUKU CO ,
New York Uilauo. San I raiiclsco. SLLouls
Perkins , Catch
LaUman ,
Crockery/ Glassware.
PERKINS ,
'
G ATCH &
LAUMAN ,
i5i4Farnam Street.
. . .
1,4 ALL THc ViOKLU IHttlt Ib BUT UNt CURE
DR , HADES' G01UEN SPECIFIC ,
It f n l > o gl % fit In u i u i uf i * < Jfn * ir tci4 or In ar *
Uelf4 ttf CujJ , wiiboui l 10 kn wictico ot itierntlcBt
if noooi arf. It I * Abjlutclharulivi ana wmettect
a permaneut and pely cure , wheUn-r lh p&tirnt is
raoderatadriafterar-ui aiaoUoliomreck. \K\K1C
FAIl.v It operate * to guatty udfitb * uth ctr-
limiy thai the juiioni uudrrsoci no incouTcaieace ,
ftud era hj IB awurf , lit * cumplote r < foroi4tlon !
ett ecieti 43 pc book of paritcuitn free To bo Ud o (
KU11N ft CO. . l&tti iPoucl"-i lMbACmnlinctlt .
-lrado lupulted H1VAK.E , UHUUfi A : CO. . ana
ii UUUQ C
II ? not remedied in season , is llnb'lo to
bucomo habltiml ami clironlc. Drag-
tie purgatives , by wuakunltijr the bowels ,
cotillrin , rnthor thnii euro , the evil ,
Ayer's Pills , bcliiR mild , effective , and
jtii'iiKtlicnlni ; in thulr uctlon , nro gunur-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
bust of aperients.
"Having been subject , for yenrs , to
constipation , without bolnc nblo to Und
much relief , 1 at lust trlwl Ajcr's 1'llls.
I deem it both n duty uml u plcnstiru
to testify Unit I have dorlvetl Riunt ben
efit from their nio. 1'or over two yimri
past I Imvo taken utiu of these pills
every night boforoictlrhitf , J would not
willingly boltliout tliein. " 0. \ \ ' .
liuwuiuu , 20 East Main at. , Carlisle , 1'a ,
"I Imvo Iieon tnldiiR Aycr's Tills nnd
using them In my family sluco ISA" , nud
cliuorfiilly ruooiniiicnil them to nil lu
nerd of n . < nft > hut elTci-tiinl cnthnrtic , "
Juhn M. llivt , , Loulsvlllu , Ky.
"For ol it ycnrs I wns nfilletcd with
constipation , \\lilcb nt Inst liccninc so
Imd tint tlio doctors couhl do no nioro
for me , Tlion \\tgnn \ \ to take Aycr'n
1'llh , nnd soon the bowels recovered
tlielr Tiiturnl and roqnlar not Inn , so tlmt
now T nm lu excellent health. " S : L.
LoiiRlihrldi'e , llryan , Toxns.
" ITnvtrn * nsod Aycr'H 1'llls , with Rood
results , I fully lndorm > them for the pur
poses for which they nro ri'i'onmiomleil. "
T. Conucrs , JI , D. , Contio llrltlije , 1'a.
Ayer's Pills ,
n ?
Dr. J. C. Ayer Si Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Bold by til DruBgttti nud Dealers lu Medicine.
DRINK ROOT
HIRES'BEER. .
Tlio Purest nnd Best Drlnlc In the World.
Ajipetlzlzlnc , Doliclous , Sparkling and
the Uest Blood Purltter and Tonic.
A Package [ liquid ] 2. > c , mokes 5 tallo ; s.
EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed ,
No Trouble. KaMly Made. Try It
Abk your Druggist or Grocer for It and take
uo other , i-'eo that you get HIKES' .
THE ONLY GENUINE.
Made by O.K. Itllire. Philadelphia , Pcnn.
! To euro nillousncss Sick ncndaclio , Constipation ,
Multrln. Uvor Coiiii'lnluu ' , tnkn the cmlo
nnd certain remedy , SMITH'S
UsothoSMALT.SIZEMO llttlo boansto flioliot-
tie ) . 'Jlipy nro thoumetconvenient : suit ullages.
1'rlcoof cither Biro , 25 cent * per bottlo.
KSSDS\Jf \ ( nt 7l 1770 ! 1'linto-cravuro ,
<
IXIOOHI 4u
imnolBlzoof tlih pluuro for 4
cunta ( cvppers or ctaiuim ) .
J F. SMITH k CO .
Mnliers of "llllollumia. St. Louis. Mo.
T. . The quickest way to get p
good new thing into use is
to take the risk of it.
You can get the corset
that , more than any other ,
gives a woman a happy face ,
you can \vear it two or three
weeks and return it if not
satisfactory. Ask at your
store. The corset is Ball's.
The store has a primer on
Corsets also. That is worth
your reading.
Caiciao COBSIT Co. , Chicago and New Yorlr.
1 409
DOUGLAS-STREET.
J MA On nccouct o our Inrpo
"iv5Vi W W. nnd incrciisinfT Prnntipn.
\\ohmo UEMOVED to
nioro Bpncioua nnd con
venient ollicos.
Drs. Betts & Setts ,
1409 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb.
Drs. Merrill & Merrill
IN
Chronic , NcrvoiH , lllood nnd Surclcnl dl ea o % find
dlsemcs of llio JIe , Kar , Nose , Thro it niiU Cliest.
Mpculnl Att nriNii to Dnnrno.s ol' Wo-
nifin 'and Cliililron ,
Tliodocton have lial yours of exporlonro In the
hntijillnls of llroiiklyn nml New Viirk , nml nro nmuni ;
Iho must successful and \fldoly LnoMn apcclnlUtii lu
llils country.
To Yotnifj nnil M Id ( Ilo-A cod Men ,
Lot.t Jtnnliood , Nervous llolilllty , Sporrantorrhm
Boinliml Ijusso" , I'livdcal Di'U'y. inlsliiK from linlls-
crutlon , li ( iduclnt ; HlcepluyaiuMH , ( Iojiunitvnoy [ , plni-
lik'sun tlio fiico , inorslim Ui iioclcty. taally illncour-
nct'tl , Iitlc uf conllilciui' iliill , unlit furstuily or Inul-
neis.unil llndn lllou bunlL'n.snfcl ) , iieruinui.utlyuuU
( l > c'c < JI1y cured.
Illuoll mill Pic n llMo < p l.
RyphllH , a ( tlio'i'n most dreadful In 111 results ,
*
comiiletiilyerndli'iitel
( JiMiilo-Urlnnry ' uruTV ,
Gonorrhio , ( Hoot. Sji'hHN ' , Hydrocdo , Vnrlcorclo
niul Mr let uro riidlc.illr ) nrnl mifoly cured wlihuiit
l > aln or ilotantlon from Imslnum. Allbuvuul Dufur-
niUlu3nnUliiiioilliiicntii | to miirrlaeo ucoo fully ro-
UKIVd
All llertil ll pn oa iifL'ly nnd permanently cured.
lluuraUn. ni. , till 8 p in. Sund.iyi , 10 till U.
N. II , 1'crnaiu iinnMo to Unit ui nny bo trc.itn I nt
tlinlr hoinoi liy cornuiiondimco , .Mo.llelnuj nnd lu-
trutlotisi..ntliy oxiircsi , Coiuullnllon Iruu.
bond 4 cintu In ntunipi to liisuro reply.
li1H l-'lfiucnth bt. , Uninxito IIoyd'H
Opcrii House , Uinalin , N > I )
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " tLu
AVunilrrf ul Siinnltli
inudr , li > mildultti
li-o to turn nil JUT\-
die llli < ca iiBucliaa
Hji Weak Mi'mory , Lota
' ' \ titUruliiPiiwcr.lleml'
A , , l/ .
Alter Uso. / ,
icd fiuui UK. ( iinnem , I.nanltiulo ,
nil dr.iliii ) mid luhe of power dl iho UonerutlvuOr
ganln cither textciiuHeiiliy ovur-ciertlMi , youlU-
ful liicUtcictlmif , or thu cxceprlro life of tmiatco ,
opliri , or i-llmulniite , which ultimately lend K >
IiiCnult ) ' , CoiiiHiin ; > tlm nitd lucunlly. 1'ut up In
convenient form to tatry In llnnctt pocket , 1'rlco
Si npacknco , ornfir S"i \\lthe\rry ? 5inUr o
l ! l tea trrlttcn ( fi iruntc In euro or refuwl
tlio minify , ht-iitliy mull In Buy mlilnmi. CM-
cnlnr fur. Jliutloii till * | inr. | Aildii'M
MADRID CHEMICAl CO. lirai'th ' Onico for U.S. A
4i7 T > xrn Sin 11. ( 111 ( Ml.O , IliLfe
IOK8M.I- OMMM Ml. Jll
Kulin iVPo. , Tor. mil mill Ioii > rlnS8trrcts.
.1. A. I'ullorX Co.Cor. luliunil Dniixlns bis.
A. D. i'ostir . ' . Co. , I'oiini-tl 11 hi IN.
Koil l. lilii ( IM.V-Dr loilucn I'frlodlcul I'llll
the r ri'iKh rfiniHly. n ( t nn Iho uiuiislrtinl lyvteinnnfl
ruru miiiprvmiloii trmu wluturvr inn o I'ruinolo
inenilriinlliiti Thuiiiiillloliould nut lei takun ilnr-
Init pri-iinaiicy AMI I'll ! Cu , llnyiilly I'rmn hpan *
cur lUxlo.la ItiMiuluuUy yhennun A. .McConuull ,
nt.nc-jir 1' C Uniilia , L' A .Mulihor MliltU
a ; M , 1 * . Lllis , ( .yuucll UluOj. H , ur i < ur I ) .
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
For the troittupnt of nil CltKONIO AND Bl'nniCAIi IHSKASK9. lirnre . A | > | .llniic8 for Dtforndtlpi , nnd
Trusses , llgtl I'acltltloi Amiirnttisnnil llpmcdle. for mippo ful Ironlmont of i-fory form of illnonsuro.
ijulrliiuMiMltoiliT'Jiirmeil'lrontiiiont. ' Nl.NIM'V IIOOMS roll I'VllK.NIs llonr.l nnd nltoiirtrtnoo. llcsl
\ \ \VrlloforclroiihiBon Dofc-mltlot mul llricnt Trun i-s I Inli Toct , Cimnturo ol
? VI" V I'mTumor. . , Coiii-.r. I itirrh , lironrliltli , Inlmlatlon , rir.tileltT. l > nrnhK lM : ci" , Kltlncr.
lllnililor , i : > a , , inr : bkln nml llhioil. nnd niliirKlpn oiiuriitloni. DISKASKS OPO.MKX n upci'inllr llooV
of lll cp ri of Wciacn I'ree. Wo Imvo htolrnddcila l.jliitf-n | IVpirttucnt for W iiii'iirlurln Cnnlliicmcnl
( Blilctly I'rlMilol Only HollnMo Modlcnl lu.tltuto ninkliiK nupctfliiltr f I'UIVA'll ! lxi ) | : VSKS
All llloHllllni > o Miiiicri > 9f fully trpiitPit Snilillltlo pulion removed from tlio TMcm without mprcurr.
New ItpMornllruTiiatiiipnt for I.tmof Mini I'nncr. IMrtlctunnbln tiMlnltm nny l > o Ironlcd nt hnin b <
corropmdpiicp. All commiinlcntlon * cniilldcnllnl Mvdlilno or Insirnnienti HUM ! by mall nr timrp"i in
cur l ) pnrkcd , no irnrks lu Indlc-itoronlontaor iiomlpr. ( ) iiior | oml lnpr\li | < w iin-fi-rri'd Cull nid ponVull
uiurBcni ! history of your cnn ) nnd wo nlll Bond In iililn rrrnpi-or our 1IUOIC ' 10 MIIN Mtlili , unon Urlvutu
BpeelnlorNcrvoinlllMca'ci , Impotency , 8yplillls , lllectnndarlcocclo , MtliqunMlon Hit , Aildrcii
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
CornerOth nnd Hnrncy Sts. , Omnhn , Nob.
Grand Lottery of Juarez.
Under the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co. , Conoesslonarlo %
INCORPORATE : ) BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will lulto place In tmlillo nt the CITY OP .HTA11R7 ; ( formerly t\no tlol Norto ) , lloilo *
\AAEDNESDAY , JULY 23d , ' ' 1S90.
Under the iiorsonal suiiurvisfon ol GEN. JOHN S. MOSI1Y ,
thoformuraRcntlcinan of such prominence In the Unllt'il Slito1) that Ills lirosouea nloiio 1
suinclont Bunrnntcc t < i tlio putjllu Hint tliu ilr.iwlnits will bo hulil with slrlut lionoity and 'ulr-
ness to nil , uml the KiUurtho ( buporvlaur of Uiu Aluxloaa Uovuriiniony U of ciiaal itautUuj
and lutogrlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 6OOOO TicketsI Only 60OOO TicketsI
WHOLE TICKETS. . $4 ; HALF TICKETS , $2 ; QUARTER TICKETS , $1 ,
1 Prize of $60,000 $60,000 , 100 PrUoi of Approxtmitlon } 60 rnch Prlzoi.
1 . 'rlioof 10.0110 10,0(10 ( 1U ) 1'rlioJ of sa c.ieli
1 1'rlmof 6UUJ li.O'lO ' 1UO t'rltos of 25 eioli
8 I'lUc. of 1UM ccch 8WJ ( Tormlml Prlios.
lorrlH'sofjxi each 2i l RMTcr 1'rlto of $10
Ml'rliciof 100 catli 60U ) ! > ' . To rail ii lU to f lll.OJj I'rtio of f U ) cacti
llfll'rltciof ( C rath ( > UUO
U ) f.iclj , , M ) 1014 Prizes amotmtlns to $1125,070
Wo Iho undprslcned hereby cprtlfy thit the Ilnnco If nny ticket drawing n prlio I' cnt to ttin un lor-
Knplonil of Mexico In Chlhualiun has on deposit nlxnect , 111 fncovnluo will bo cnlloctod nnj rcmlctol
rotii Iho Mexican Intcrnntlonnl llankliitf Compiny , to thu owner thereof free of olnrKO.
Iho necessary funds to minrintoo the payment of all KIMMIlll. HllONSOV.
tlio prizes drawn In the ( iinnd Ixjtloryof Juiroz. rresMont Kl I'n'o Nntlcmil llank , 1C1 1'mo. Ton
Wofurtlierceitlfy that wu will sufcrtlno all tlioar-
rnnffpmenti , nnd In person innnnKn and control nil Fnrelubnitoi , or nny other Informatlnn , wrlio to
tli ( ! < lriwln s of this lottery , nn < l Hint tlio nnnio uro the uiuli'rilicinMt. atnllnu your ndJro < cloirly. with
conduclcil nlth lionestr. fairness mid lu good faltU SUnte County , Htroet anil Kutnbor. Morfl rnpU mill
towards nil pirtle * . < l"llvury will bo niiitruil by your enclosing tin onrol-
JOHN B. BJOSniT. CommUsloncr. O | > u hwirlnn your full ml Iroii.
UAMII.O AIKIUKI.I.KS , MKXICA.N iNruii.s-ATioNU , HANKINO Co ,
Oupcr\lsorfor tlio Government. Olty of Ju.iroz , Moiluo.
S'l ( ' remittances for tlclcots by ordlnnry li'tlcr , cnntaliilnif Money Order ,
, Issued by nil i\pri-ss : Companies , Now York lixcluii o , llaulc Druftor Postal
Note. Addrasa nil ruKlsturud letters to
ME1XIOAN 1NTH1RMA.TIONAIA BA.NKINC. CO. ,
Oity of Juaroz. Mexico , via Ell Paso. Tox.
DH. J , H , McfiEEW ,
THSUPECBALIST.
The Doctor In nnpurpaord
In the trniumiit of nil
formi of 1'rlvnlo DUeii-es.
BlSEflSE ! nioro Kolrcatnidithiiscverhein tiitcd'Hf ul anil none
In * hid Btrouj-cr endorse
ment. A enrols rjunramud In i IIP i cry unrdtcnPes
In from "I tpDdnvn iltli < > uttho IOPS of an hour's time.
Tlioto who Imvo IK en
in dcr Inn trtalmtnt for
Strlcturoor tlilllculiy in
relieving Ihc hlaldrr , prnnounro itn ninxtnmlcr -
fuUucccM > . A conipltlucuruln n few Unjawhhout
pnln. Ins-riimenls or lose if timo.
tlmldltyor Turvonpnfsa , In tliclr wont furmii uud
niii't ilre.nlfil rr uln ! nro nhsoliitcly curcil.
And all l'i.VAIK
DISIJARCa cnnil
nt
Instmmmls. A wonili-rful mnuly. JIOUHS for
InilUs : roiu 2 to 4 ( ) Niy.
mid nil Dler.wsnf the SMn
mood , Ik-nit. l.hr , Khl
ticjH nnil llhiililir uirccl
B f * t'urcilin 3JtotOiIi\ The
SVPUIUIBB . G Iji l c'"t Miiul , ctfo null trtiri
a HUHu ai
itotriulmcut knnun to HIP
incdlcnl profoselon K\iry Irnco uf llio dlsci.fo ic-
niiniil from llm I blood : nrnmiilttoruro guaranteed ,
SSffiffi W 8J J ° r " " ' " " r " " . , ; " . .ncl , itv
IOKS ( itnniiii ) . Trptiiniint liy corrt-
sp'indonro Sl.imi for reply
N K t'nri HIM AND KAMVAM ST
' Open from II A M lo II I' M
11 Entrance on I'nrnimor lltbbt.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREnTRlENT ,
. . . . , . . . , .
llfc.1111. ITl in HUTU * 'l'l ' * .lv. no'
In tlllior f ex. ln > oluntiry I.oiff , nnd HJH r.
CAUIUU liy ovir-oxorllu t or iho lirain , n-'lr-r liuio or
over Induiffenco. inch box ronnlnionoinuniL'ii treat ,
nicnt. ( I al"i , or > lx lor S ) . lent liy rulln | iml.l.
\Vltli onfli urder for l bom , will > en I | iurluer
l-iniranf n ' > " " ' 'I " > ni tt Hi f Unrnt falia tu
' ' '
GOODMAN DHUG CO.
1110 rarnum tjtrcct Omaha , Nob.
. _ _ /HEHTOU ° UtUlLITYi
Wjiluifiaof \ nodyandltlcd , rfftcli
'
llJofErroriorEicesiinlnO'.dorVcunr.
, , unallt lloaK !
lbolilli > TltUTJIKkT-lirixDli loader
n.a I . .111/ from 1U SIM. . . J < , ntCD Lwcltlrl.Trlltlb
CticrlptliV lloob , rl.r lljo on.l I roof , | ( . , , ,
uj.-c FRIP. MeniOAi , CO. . niicBAi o ri " .
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S" '
STEEL PEGU3.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
A Wrlllcn Guarantee lo
CURE EVEHY CASE or
MONEY REFUNDED.
Our euro Is permanent
nnd not n pitLhlnitp ,
I'ft5ca ln.ntuliUe > ( ara OEO
lv\\v inner ncnu fnii > ton\
ft'nrr. ' Jly difcrllilni ; cate
fully wo can licnt 5011 liy
iimll , nud v o R ) i e the pnme
rtrcni puarnntco IOCUIOOD
ufuMil nil money. Tlioio
vhoiirifcrtocunohcrofo
v.lll jmyinlliond fu
vn ) iiuillioul lillU wlillo
) iuoltofnlltotuic. . W
CliallenRO thoWuild for&
( a-otlmtourIAJIO IIKSI.
> .lVvlll not cine. Writ *
fur full pftrllciilai nnd Ret
thoetllrnco. Wel.nnwth t
} uunioikvptlcnl , junllyia
Inn , ns tha mm-t rinlncnl
liliynltlaniiliaiaimtr bieo
able lo gUciiioio than tnn-
jioraiy relief. Jn our fl > o
jcnrtt * prnrllco vllh tld *
ilAOIO li-Ml ( : IY It has
tun most dMlluilttu > crt -
t oino Iho | il ijjdleiH ngaliut
all ro cfllU'ilri * clllcf. ! liu %
iinilerourptron iruarnidco
> " "l'c"1'1 not hVMtnlu to
liy tlilit unuily. lull tnko
lie thaneu ot lo 'ntf > uur
Wo runoiilco t
chl baktt | , , f
' * ' Ijperftctly tnfuto nil vho
will try tliotre.tlimnt. Hereto.
foio ) milin\o tun jn.tllri up
null | mint , ' out jour inuneyfor
( llirnuut trc.ttmciita , ami nU
1 1iaiizh } ou ui o not j ct cm cd no
ono haa pild bniltjourinoncy.
Ilo not wablo any IIUHO niuuey
until joii tiyus. Olddironlr
deciviientetl cnficudiKilIn 30 to
todays. Imntlirnt-i ur llnau-
dal flniidlnp , ouruiiutatlon B
busluMH men. Viliu im for
mined nnda < ldreF-i of thono\v
ln\ocuri'd hi > lia\c i : ' cn per-
in ! Flon to icfir lo tlHin. Ik
> U > uu only pontai o to da
thUi It will mvi.'juu imorlilot
rulTcrlii ? from mental utiiiln , nnd If juu are limiilcil
whatinyjiinr olfipiliu ? mifcr IhiiiUKli } u\\t \ \ uiclU
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