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10 THE OMAHA DAILY 111213SATlrlr : ? > AY , NOVJ3M 11211 28 , 1800.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailvortlai'liicnlN fir Ilirup
Trill lie < itl.cn iiulll llii.'lO | i. tn , . for tin-
c\cnlliK HIM ! until N | i. in. ( or thu
iiiornliiit mill Snnilii } cillllnn * .
Ailvt'rllMcri. l > rciiii | * linir n niiin *
licrcil clicclt , cien IIIMC nniXYcm ml-
( IrcNHril KI n iiiiinlicrctl Idler In cure
of The lice. AIINMC NO MililrcnM-il
fvlll IIP ilellvoreil ( tn prcKciiliillon of
1h * cln-ek oiilr-
Itntrx , I l--c n Miiril llrit Inarrtloni
IP n Udiil Ilicrcnflcr. Notlilim tulo-ii
for Ion * limn line fin- < li - llr ln -r-
llnii , ' 1 li "M > nil * rrllnriiii'iilM IIIIIN ! be
run n > nse < Millelj ,
SI'I \TltlNS \ \ \ > Tti ) .
WANTTH iv GOOD OI.UMAV OIHI. OIN
cral lioiiBcnurk Aillrtmi I > M 209 Albert at
A-M74H
WANTI : AN I IAiio ; CAN THINK or
foino MmpliIlilnu to iifttcnt ? 1'roloct > our
IdPim lh y may lirlMK yoj iAe Hli Write Jolm
Weil Iprburn * I'D , Dcit | V. 1'nltnt Attoinos
niililtiRtiin 1 > r. for tliclr Jl HA prlzo offer
nml n list of 200 Inventions wnntel IJ-103
r TttAVKI.INO SAI.t : MKN TOH
oil rrllnlile bouse , experience mi
ni rcsnrytri Induce tnrnts to custom 18 !
175 00 tn tl" * , 10 per month nnd expense * .
Clmrlc c HWiop & Co , St. 1-nils
NTrn TJlintlAI. roMPllNSATION.
oxfTlriipn , ! or not , utorlt Kiiarnnti-i-l to glow.
Itrmvn llroi Co Nuiieryinon. .f'1' ' ' " " . . ,
II IGOS I ' 20
: n nM'riinNrn : ! ; rr/i\\iu
i r who pppnkii ilirmnn nnJ Unglluli Apply
nt II tl.iim 1MI Vlnton Ktrcet _ H-MCSf. 29 _
TMIITII i vvANrin : rb IIANPM : MUI AND
tnko onlrri" for us , excellent nrollts , our
wurst agent clinra over 120 vveeltl ) A rnre >
inonev making clmnce Wrltf * nt once be
fore It I * too Inte 1'arngua } To , Federal
ulrcft Lvnn Xfnsii I1-.M7Z1 29
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WANTHI ) , TWO Oll TIIUti : : (5OOI ) SOI.Ifl-
tnrs for nrel lent department of the Aetnt ,
I.lfe Inturanee Co , of llnrtfonl ApplJ to
John Dale , ucncrnl iiKcnt , 209 Ncx\ York Life
II M72i ) 20
Halnry ami totiiiiiHslons 1 ho Hawks Nursery
Co , Mlluanhee , \ \ 13 1I-M711 I ) ! ' . _
TO i7iAUN iuuium IUAHI : .
now Is the hc-nt time to lonrn anil Ret Btenily
cnipln > nifiit foi the winter , we te.ic'i the tnilc
thnnn ithly In elcht weeki by nil entlrclj new
n tim , VMiK4 nhllp lenrnlnii. coinplote otitllt
of looH rHen each ntuilent eipon enterliiB ,
vvrllo at i nte fur free calaloRUe Motor's llar-
licr College , S19 N. Olh st , SI I/Mil * . Mo
II .M7"S ! > :
wNii.n AOKNTS , jsooo \vntiv sum : TO
wniker * new Ruoilg , new nlnn. It s n wlniftr ,
ev r > fni.Mly moili It , Folia nt night 11 S.
( it I ! x l-'t ( Inrlnnntl Oliln
* 4 y > i'iit i oto CASH POH IHTIUIIPTIMJ
ri | nliirH rnclnvo Cc 17 S iJlstrllnillni ; lln-
rpiiu , Clili-iif. ! ! -X176S 2S'
. SAt.USMHN IN WHIM 1JIS1 lilt T ,
now pi .iron , uninpli s free , salary or coniinls-
RlMi. with extienrcH from etnrt l.ukc llroa.
Co flilcnRo I1-M7C7 'Si *
nr.i.p.
\ \ \Niri i A ( u.Mri.n.sr ( inti > nr :
Kwnl cuik nml launilrcm ) Mm ' 1 .1 29nr
No 1120 Park Ave C 743 29
ANII.I > - aim. niMic : not'Hi\\ouic.
( Ipimun 01 lilfh pief.rr * I mall family , no
chlMren 1122 8 Will Ave C 700-27'
run nr.vr inuisnx.
IlOt HI.S FN A I.I. 1'AUTH OV T1II7 CITY TUB
O I" Uav a Company , 1S03 Pnruuni D 103
J1OUSIJS. UCNHWA & CO , 103 N. I5T1I WT.
D-110
MonnnN nous-cs a A. STAUH 9 ; v. Y upn
u-iii
CIIOICU IIOUSUS AND COTTAOHS AM. OVHIl
the. city , | 3 to ISO riJcllty. 1702 Pnrn.imD112
D-112
I < AHli : LIST OlJIOUSKS. . inn I1YHON
Ileeil Co 212 S. 14th Ft D-113
HOUHis , WALLACE. IIROWN IILK 1CTII
nilel DoURlni D 111
v ruMinnTAcnco. .
2719 I'oppleton nvemie , cliOn- , . ! ' "
10 room mo lern brick 620 N. 23cir" > 11 ? .
9 room mo.lirn brick. CM S 29th } 2J 00 v.
12 room moilerii , ZSIh aliiVoolw m \ J22 M.
C A STAIHl. 025 N. i" . Life Hlil - .
D MI15
_ _
uouhis. rnoM * 3 UP : t.Anan LIST.
McC.ino Imc tmtnt Co , 15CG Ooilitu Ht.
-M7GS
_
A HPAt' ril'UI , HOMR TN LArAYHTTn
rinoe , R roum < * . nil moilrrn ; hplen llil condition ,
n v been renlnl before , now offered lit n
low tvntn ! to llrtt cH H tcrant Pldillty Trust
Company 1702 Piirnnni 81 DSISM
r c ioosts. MounnN M2
worth J \V bquire , ! tS lice ni.ls U 931
biiuerri.Y MoonitN 10 UOOM I'OTTAOU , N
\V cuimrStli nml Jnrkion. largu lot. Inilf
_ prro JV' .Smilre. 548 lloe H-170
roil HUNT S-HOOJt 11OUS1 : AT ! 215 1IUIIT
nt , ull conveniences , low rental Inqulic' of
I * I ) Zlmim rman lit county clerk'H cltlci * ilut-
InU Imnbu-BH Imtir I ) SIW
l'l7\'Fs UAUV1N UltOS ICtJPAUNAM
FOII itn.N'r , 7 UOOM ouTsion PLAT. NI\VLY
impcred modern Laimo lllock , COO Ho 13th
D 3 13-1)10
sniAM oi3A itNi : .
utauio *
7 ItOOMlT 717 SOUTH 1STH St. Jl
0-C22 Dl
I'Oll 11P.NF. 7-llOOM MODHTiN COTTACSIAT !
2 16 N litli fct . 3il ik'or north nt Like , nt 121 00
In ilmlnililei piity
E riHim cuttiihe ut MS S. SCtli nvc. , 510 per
niunili
Sto.li ni B room lionsi' } 20 00 per montb 253 } Unv-
enportV 11 MrlkK (01 Ut Nnfl Ilinli Ilblg
DM721
10 UOOM MODKllN IlltlCK. OAK PINlhlfANU
inaiilclK rooms on Ural llnor nro nil coniiecleil
v\llli latkc tllilln iluora LnrKO laiiiulr ) nnd
rlHteiii A nominal rent If taken Ijj Ii > rember
Ut Inqulio of owner , 10S1 S 30th .Vvo
D-MCC2-
IIOIIT UOOM Monnux UWHLUN'O. HOT
air rurimti * anil liuniirj 111 biiietiient , IntKC
Mini and Ktnlilo. 701 Ocorxln avenue Apply
J II Kclkennej , Knrbach llllc
D-M701 U2i
rou iip.NT ui.utiANT MniinnN ID HOOM
hoUKO 601 Ho 2Sth P. 1) Wead 18 ,1 Uouglig.
D-711 29
2ffill DAVlINl'OllT , $2500. 9 HOOMF
SSI I Il.imllton tl'i.OOJ room1' .
2217 Hpriue. 113 00. 8 looms
ISIS N 24lh. ts 00 , 4 looms
1831 N 23d , JITO 4 looiiix
HlINt-ON. 310 R-unge. bultdlnff
H-M72S "J *
rou ifn.NT. 812 N SOTII HT , T IIOOM MOD
rrn hoiihe Innulru on pivmlFes D M722
tos NOUTH siviNTiis'Tir7 pot iiTiJifN
rooms , lliuut rounilniliuiiso In ell )
-M720 D2t
I'Oll HUNT SIODillN : IIIOIIT HOOM IlOl'hi :
17th S. e'.insV N NIIHOII , 511 North 17th
D 741 30
rou iiiN'rriHMSiiii ; ! ) itoons.
BTHAM Hi\TUI ) HOOMS. . 'Oil HAH.Nr.Y
U312-D7'
NICM : HOOMS. itatiT nopsi
1112 H Hth i-tC 27'
NII'ILY pi'itNi iiit ) HOO.MS , tsoo AND stw
n inontb 1518 Howard 1J 77 2i' !
lAUli : M.e'OVI ! HOOM 1'iiiNAei : IUJAT
t.07 b'outh 25lh avenue
luxnis AND IIOAHD.
roil IHI.NT. PUHNIHIUID IIOOMrt. U1TI1 OK
without lionril , Henm lunt and all modem
Improvenunta , rpeclul low rate' for tha winter
Midland hotel. Pith unit ChliaK" M J Prnnck ,
properltor. P 9M
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UOOM AND HOAHl ) . bIKAM. f02 H
I' M971 N23
N1CRVUM HOOMH. OOO1) IlOAlin. HATHS
ruahanalile the Hum. VW Ihiriie )
P MSM 1)4
11OOM8ITH IlOAItn. UTOPIA 1721 Daven
port st . tcain bent P M7M U2
rou UINTir.M :
6 CIIAMIIKUH l\U rioT'.SiKiii'lNO. ' : : MAN
and wife , water In kltcNen , ntc-cl ( ink 319 N
17th. 0-4 !
lli.NThTOHis >
I'lHBT-CLASS 11H1CIC 8TOUC UUILDINC1 , 1011
Punittin , Ihrt-K nlorlcs and Ijaifiiu-nl , will niter
to null tenant , law rent. Ill Ut Nat'l H'k bUn
I"IIS
VH \ CKAnUYAHiiIOU8ii CHNIIIALIA' LO-
cuteHl. B. H , Ci.rllii , IkW Ilarnvy 1-M40S UU
K 5u HINT. : THU 4-sionY niiioic HUILDINO
at tit Purnam * t. ThU bulldlni : ( Ian a fireproof
cenuint tmm Intnl. completu kluam hcutlnir llx >
tuici , water iin all ttoon , iiun tto. Apply at
th olllc * of Th UM. 1-(10
VA T n.
\VANTI.T ) L1VI3 PKOl'I.K IN KVSUY LOCAI
Ity nt SIJIO weekly utlftr ) nnd expenncii to
Inke orders for Chrlntmnii Ooodsj iwrmanent
employment If rlsht Manufacturer. P O Hex
MW llonton. Mmm J-MIM
AOKNTrt IF YOU WANT A PtlOKITAllLr !
mid i rnmnclil medicine nsnc > nddr
American "nipp1 ! houee , lluffalo. N Y
J-M7IJ
\ni.NT M\IvP 16 TO tA \ DAISTHOIH fIns -
Ins the ' i omet ' the only H i > nn | > rhut rnmel i
tnnde , the crentent wller if ttic centur > , general -
oral and 1msi aRcnU wnntnl all over the world ,
e-xrluflxo lerrltorj , write today for terms nnd
HainpUn Alken-Olen'oii fo , X 2 * . Lft e'rixre ,
Wl J-.MC8 DP
OM VAVi STOHAan. 1415 PAH'-M.
, . ,
908 910 Jones Central MdraKe nrd fornnrdlni ; .
M-IIH
> VAATi : _ 'l t ) IIIJY.
A SECOND HAND SAPK IIIC PAUNAM
v-Mm NO
MST IHAL CSTATI : WITH r. D WUAU
, % Uourlas N 40l-3)
n\ >
with ( Jurvlii Uros , 1C13 Painam st.
N 152
CARII POIl LOT NKAll I.VKI3 AND 2'7TH.
mum bo rlienp P 1) Wend. Kill nnd Doimtas.
N7 .1.-29
A T'iM\lTu WATrll POO OVP.lt 1 YUAII ell.I ) ;
dtnto where ran be seen. Address II 42 Ili-e
N 701-27 *
rou s\ii : MISCM.L\MJOUS.
nsT iiAtinuocuVOVIN : COUN-CUIII-
bins' imile C U. Lee. Ml Douglas Q-120
aLCOND HAND SAPU3 OHHAP. 1H5 PAUNAM
O-MI72 N30
L\DIiS. CI/lAKb. PlillH. I UIB-I HOODS.
easy | ia > ir.U8 , drop postal nnd vxlll cill with
inmnlei I' . Illrch , ulllee Drexel Hotil
" 0
SINCIU : AND DOUHLE
Drumrnond 'JnrrliKe Co , ISIh and Ilirney
Q-I1S-D-13
a\uTiNih ; ou OUOCRIIY WACJON , ALSO
fnrnlliiro wafion , l > j\nwlii ! < Drummond far-
_ rlieCo. _ . . I'lh am ! Hnrney Sts _ Q-5I5-D13 _ _
D"ANi > v"aboi > TOp"iH'aaY AND TWO ROOD
family carriages chonp. Uriunniond e'nirlnso
Co. ISth and Ilnrney Q-BH , U15
A MI3W PIIANKMN TVPP.WHITnU POIl SAW :
nt n bargain. Ailelre s Omaha. Neb , P O
WILL I1PY A LIGHT \LNPT
cni-D ' "Klmb-itl" uprlRht piano peed as
newOiniha MnrtgaKc Loan Co , SM So IClh
street Q-75S
MKAT Pl.Vn UPS , rOMPLUTIJ OPTPIT , IN
cludlnK lee IKIX for Kale , nt n bnrgnln , or will
trade for n llrst-i Inns elell\eo wncon < M
Binford , grocer , 21th and 1 streets. Eolith
Onmhn Q-.M7W
POlt SAI.I2 TIIOItOPOHlllini ) RKYi : Tiil-
rl < rn 111. ! Ijike ticet ej-JI7rl : s
OMAHA MIHHOH MPQ CO , IIKMOVHD TO
701 N ICth U M3D5 1)10
WVNTHIi TO 111 NT OH LHSIJ A UOOD
liarn KMitratl } IIK itid , lir o enough for ahuut
tv > ent > head of horftn. Addreos II II Uec
U MiliO 2J
\IIIVOYAATS. .
MUS 1'IHTZ. CLAII OYANTJ S21 N 101 iT
S-231 DJ'
n vi us , inc.
SMITH. 1121 POUOL\S , HOOM 5. MAS-
nagu and itcam Ijaths. ' 1 M7U2-2i'
MLSS AMES. VM'OIl IJATHS , MASSAOE 607
S 13th t-t , room 3 T M2U DC *
M1W Dll LI.ON. KLIK'TIHeMASSAGE PAH-
loirf. lefirxhliiK mid cuiiitlve. don t full to
call 417 ho Hth ft , , upi-tulra T M751 SO *
rmt.so.N VL , .
MIt-S VAN VALKUNIIUHG
DESTROYS PEH-
lnanemi > by electricity supcrlluous hair , moles ,
wartB , clc. Room 416 , N. Y. Life UUg
UUI'TUUE CPUED. NO PAIN. NO MJTEN-
t'on from liutntt > d , we refer to hundreds of
intlents cup'd O E Miller Co , 717 N Y.
l.lfe building Omaha , Ncti 'J 122
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11ATIIS MAShAOE. MME POfaT , 319'i b 15TH.
U-123
V1AVI , HOME THE VTMENT POH UTEHINE
troubles l'h > elclnn III nttcndance Consult. ! ,
lion or hcalta boul. free. 2-1G IKe Iildu
U-J2I
bPE C'ARTEIl HAIIDWAIIE CO , 1403 DOUO-
lao. for jmntels. initeD , lllei marlilo work , etc.
U 123
1SOOK1IINDINC5 Ill'RKLEY 1 > TO CO
U M3C2 D9
' 1O LOAN Ui\I.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO . 315 N Y. L
guli k money at low rates for choice farm loans
In lovn , northern Missouri , eiislcrn Nebraska.
W-12i5
CITY LOVN.S. C. A. STARR. 923 N. Y LIPB
VV-127
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIIV.
real estate llrennnn , Love Co , I'axton block.
LOANS ON IMPROVED .t UNIMPROVED CITY
pupcrty W 1'arnam bmlth & . Co , 1320 Pnrnam
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O P Uivls Co. , 1503 Parnam St _ \\-130
cT'IjiT'oENT MONEY 10 LOAN ON OMAHA
real cstatpiNeb farms W. 11 MclUeOniaha
JlONlf O 1.0 VN OMAHApPERTY AT
Invvfut rat.s UulldlnR loans wanted Phlellty
Trust compnns \\-S3.
ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
nr. i rtv Pusey Ac Thomas Plrst National
-
Till : MIDLAND 310 N T.
W-MG17 1)20
Life
MOMJV TO LOAN CIIVTTIM.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PURMTURE PIANOS.
hon-cf , vMiKona itc . nt Ion cut rile In city ,
iin removal of goods. rtrlctl > conlldentlnl > ou
inn pay the loan olT nt nn > tlmn or In nny
amount OMAHA MORTQAC1E LOAN PO
20G So 16th St
X-1JI
MONEY TO LOAN 30 CO 90 D AY8. PUHN
tbre , plnnos , clc. Duff Ore.n , loom 8 Hark r h k
CIIANCIS.
TOR SALE AP.OUT 2.COO L1S MINION TYPE.
70) His ai&te , ISO piilr two-third cneen 10
double Iron Mumls for two-third enxea 1 III J
niHtMlal wan u > cd on Ihe Omihn llio and U
In falrb coi.d cmdltlon AMU bo Fold chenp
In bulk or In quantities to Milt purclnipir
Apiil > In person or li > mall to The Hie I'nlj-
llihlni ; Co , Omnlin Neb _ _ Y 713
ifiTAii nui'a HToitu poiftiAiTdT OREAT
IjuiK-iln. vultc. lluile. Ham & Co riinii.ll
IllutfH. la. Y-M212
I'Oll bAI.i : HI3AL I3STATH.
THE 11YHON HEED COMPANY.
He-lM
_ _ _
HOl'hES LOTS. PAUM8. LANDS , LOANS
Ue.o r , 1 tun 1 3 Heal Eatato Co. , Pnxlon Hlk.
He 9.0
TiiiMi VN a so N v.
Life- RE-MCli. D20
_ _
NO\V IS A GOOD TIMS TO 1IUY II HO AD
in n-B Thekc uiu siuim.
12 lure-f. north Pt Omaha , for 12,000.
Suipy Co. nice farm , at 123 on ,
Piirm S ml from P O , at JtO CO.
tiaiiv farm , 13 ml at (37,00.
1" 1) V.'ead. ICtn A. Doiujlas , RE 729 30
\VE HAVE 1IAIK1AIN8 IN HOMES. ALSO
f.irni . and want mere. LUt your property
with u now U M Nattinger & Co 1704
Fnrnnin HE-GO
POIl HALE IlIUllKhT IIAIIQAIN ON'iFiTi ;
bunds 57 SOO homu for 13(00 , S raonm modern
In uver > rr p et. almost new. with KIHK ! burn
M J Kennnrd & . ban , sole UKcnts 310 Ilrown
block HI72S 1)3
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WU AluT'AUTIlO IXiirT6 OPPKU PIKI'Y
aeivi ilrnt-cluiw fiult and viuclablo land within
Ibreu mlleH of the clu limits nt CIO M an
ucrc on ru > > } ternu. | IK Mir wain for MOIIIU one
beu Puiie & . Harder 170J Purnum st. , llee III IK
UK-MMi
\LL UAUOAINS-
otUGu and 00 foot frontniie , 21th K , JI.MM ,
S arroti 30th st. north 12 u > g
or u few ilioit easy tirms larku lot , houses ,
rent , IS7.M. pries t..doo
U acic one hour's drive from P. O , at ( SO
per win'
ottnKU and lot Ho IClh , II 000 ,
' . Ucud , IClli und Doui.Ua.
n.K-757-J.S
I'oii \irni : vi , nsTATi : .
( Continued )
POH MALE-HOW IS THtH POH J W 007 I.OT ,
ono mile Koulli of court lioune , with mnnll
rnttnRC , on Rraile. gooil neighborhood And une
Int w llh four-room bonce tW 00 near South
Omnhie car line II ) roll H HnMlnita 212 S.
llth tt. Ili-.M7f : (
1'OTTAWATTAMIi : TOPNTPAHMB PHI
Nile , lin neren Improved , nt } 16. nli > o M nrres
nt 117 Hnih nf thew nre tlr t-eln fHrmi
under cultivation. 13 miles from Council HlulT *
Cull nt 17 , Penrl James . O'Keefe , Council
Hlnffn , In HE 761-SS
MY IIOMi : i'OHT lT < i \VILI. SKI.I. POIl
> 200 ) If sold In live itt > s. Addrmn fwner , 11
41 lice RE-7C2 29
wivrnnnn.
PLENTY OP PEED. SHP.D9 AND WATER !
hor-08 called for nnd dellveied rntc. , (3 per
month Addicus Dalley , Crescent City. In
S09-D M
HOUSCH TO WINTER : I1EST SIIP.LTER ;
natlsfnctlon punrantecd Wtlte O. A Wolcott ,
P.Ik City , Neb. 511 LI4
PACKII > .
PPRN1TPRE PACKED , 1/WEHT PREUJHT
rates secured nnd bills of lading l ued Otmhn
Pnrnltuic nnd Cnipct Co , 1211-13 Pnrniin st
Tel 1133 M'VJ D19
GET M t' UALKLINS PRICIN ON PI RN1-
tuiepaiklng tcpnlrlnx iipbuUterlnK. mattii es
nmdo and lennvatcd 2111 Cinnlnp , Tel 1311
121
DAY , R. S , 3RD PLOOH. 220 9 1STII.
'
p.MUtoicr.ns. .
II. MAHOWITK LOANS MONEY. 4IS N. 1C ST
13S
LIPE INd POLICIES 11OUO11T W. P 1IOLDEN
SWAPS.
WANTED. GOOD IMPROVED PARM POR A
N.1 city propcrtj Aelelicsi A 52 , Oimlin le ) ( .
M-232 D3 *
PHYSICAL ciJi.Ttiun.
ELOCUTION MRS W DORWARD 623 N 15th
M CSI IWl *
ELOCUTION. ZULUMA PL'LLl.U 1C13 HOt O-
laa tlrect. 1SG N-"C
TVPIitprnits. .
O"T THE REST TYPEWIUTPllS St PPLIPP
rep-lira Unltid Tjpevvrltei .t Biiiiplles Co ,
tr,19 rnrnnni ttiect. M5"u Juno 30
ii xiuimnssiNc.
THE PALACE 11EAI PIPUL 1GI3 DOUGLAS.
lialrdrefflnK imnlcurlng mcsKnBe nnd com
plexion licatmcntft a Fpeclalt } M339 D7
SI\VIM : nvciiisns AMI SUPPLIES.
NEW HOME HOUbEHOLD AND WHITE
machine olllce , 1511 Cap avc Tel 1171
137
.SIKHITIIAM ) AMI TVIMJWIUTI.X ! .
A. C. VAN bANT'S SCHOOL. 013 N. Y. LIPE
139
AT OMAIIA RUS COLLEGE"ICTH DOUGLAS
Kit
PR1VVTI3 LEbSONS IN SHORTHAND 2109
DiUKlnn ( -MO i 1)21 *
AMI LOAN ASSOCIAT1O. > S.
SHARES IN MU1UAL L K. II ASS'N PAYS 6.
7 , 8 per cenl when 1 2 , 3 yearn old , alua > s ru-
Ocenabie. 1701 Parnam si Nnttlnger , bee
133
JIOVY TO OET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on tnvlngs. Appl > to Oiiinln L & IJ
Ans n , Ii04 1 amain G M NntlliiEer , bee
136
MVSON WORK .
J. P IIEALY , 16J2 CLA 1 1 K STREET.
: ; : D-i3
, AIlT A3T
OnOROE P. GELLEMU'CK. HANJO , MANDO
Un nnd guitar teacher. Room 412 Rc llhli ;
Ti I 23S 100
11TII HOOMS.
RUbblAN. TPRUl.iH AND MEPIC\TEI )
tilths , Co cents. nUo exclusive dcpart > nent for
Indus. cMljthlnt ; new , ladles' hilr dreialni ;
unu barber bhop In connection. 107 S. Hth
171
SUES & CO. ,
PAThXT SOMC110KS ,
Hi o lUillilin.- .
Dm ilia , Nobr
Aelvlco und I'Hunt , Hoot
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IRISH SPIES AND INFORMERS
A EcmarkiWo Bcconl of Trenchory nml
Sifcfit ] Infamy.
i
OPERATIONS OF BRITAIN'S ' SECRET SERVICE
lli-lrn.Mil f ( InSeerelM of Irlnh UOMI-
lutloiiar < > > lnIMIICII | - < In ItciM-nt IIH
U'ell UN llenuili'I'liius V
Duel.IllHtor ) .
The rcappcaiancc of the Irish Infoimer In
a Urltlsh court , testlf } Ing against his former
asjoilatcs. rcvtala again the sordid Infant }
and base treachery which blacken the his
tory of all movements designed to achieve
the political Independence of Ireland
Thomas Merrlck Jones , who appeared as a
witness against IMvvard J. Ivor } , In London ,
assumed a role quite common In Urltlsh
dealings with Irish political prlsoneis It
was a repetition of the character of James
Care } , ono of the leadeis In the 1'hoenK
1'ark tragedy , who purchaser ! his own llbert }
by hcndlng his companions to the gallows ,
and who , shottly after , was hurried to
eternity by an avengor. After Carey came
Pigott , whoso purchased testimony at the
1'arncll tilal was riddled In court and the
witness driven from homo and to uelf-
dcstructlon In Madrid llcnr } I.eCaron fol
lowed Pigott , with sensational dlscUwmos
of Clan-na-Gael doings i.i the United States ,
foi which ho locelvcd a lump sum of $25,000
The well Known liberality of Great Url-
taln In dealing with Informers rarcl } falls
to produce an abundant crop 1'vonts have
shown that ever } movement of a reiolu-
tlonarj character , whether In the United
States or elsewhere In behalf of Irish In
dependence , is promptly made known to the
Hrltlsh authorities The thorough manner
In which LeCiton Ingratiated himself
Into the conlldence of Irish lead
ers In the United States Illustrates
the 8 } stem of espionage main
tained by Scotland Yard As early aa Ib70
I-cOaron plajod the part of i radical among
radical Iilshmen Ho was with General
0 Nelll on the last attempted raid on Canada
and rendered valuable service for his cm-
plocrs b } leading a band of raiders astray
In the Vermont woods , tlnis giving the
Canadian trcopa time to reach a frontier fort
and greet the Pcnlans with short range shot
The Incident did not Impicsa Itself on the
minds of the Fenian leaders and LcCaron
continued In their confidence until ho went
to England a few jcara ago and revealed
his true character
Of Jones comparatively little Is known
Ho seems to have been a nols } Insignificant
spv , with n penchant for wilting eljnamlto
letters to Irish-\merlcan nowspapeis which
gem rally found their way Into waste bisKcts
Omaha delegates to the Chicago convention
of September , 1S03 , cannot recall his pres
ence there and If he was there he con-
Incd himself to taking notes of the pro-
e-tilings Iho Work was vvholl } superfluous
for the convention was a public one and Its
proceedings were published In detail by the
Chicago press Hut what Jones lacked in
consplcuousnoss ho supplied from an Imag
ination rlpo enough to servo his put pose
His testimony .In the Ixmdon court shows n
characteristic Idpaclty for snppliiig the
'gold brick" evidence necessarv to send an
Iilsh political prisoner over the road
HNGLANDte tJlJpnCTIVi : WEAPON
The scciet scrvlcp system of the Hrltlsh
government mis Wcn ? the most cffe'ctlvo
weapon In Its hands In deillng with rcvolu-
"
tlonar } movements"In Ireland Care } Plg-
gotf , lACarcm and Jones arc but recent ad-
GOOD FRIENDS
ICi-e-ii ( InIlcnrt of lliiiiiivnllViirtu. .
Thf following extiuct from a letter mj > be
publlKhed without n breach of courtc-oj , as
it refers to a matter whldi will Interest
Ti.iip n'fl'1. ? : ; ' ? ' > 'J > * v Lc" ' > rn'i"i'iplii.i the
dismissal cf coffee In their families' and
adoption of l'o luin , the health coffee
GIIAND HAPIDS Midi
Postuin Ceical Co. Llm Hnttlc Critk ,
Midi Ucntlcmen I am pleaded wllh the
.sale and the satlstactlon K CII 'o our
cnstomcts In the use of I'osluin Ceieil I
did not wlah to venture out on thlnttlclo ,
as 1 had no faith in It when Hist shown me
I'o my ffiirpnse the- first case suld letdlly.
and a littlec timato shows a sale of 4G"
packages In G7 dajs I am nsiiiB it In mj
own home with perfect hatlofaction Since
the use of Poptum in plaer of coffee- , neither
wlfo nor mjself have the old he-art burn
Pleate find enclosed , etc. , cte , clc
MARTIN C. GOOSK.V
A reliable grocer will never offer a cheaper
or weak Imitation of a genuine original
article ) beiauso he happens to make a llttlo
cUia pi i fit Hut it well to observe- that
when Kinulno PoMnm Ceical coffee * Is
01 de-red , that jou get Postum and not a
spurious imitation ofTere-d as "just an good "
New life , newslmngtli , newvlfjo : .
will t > rlnf * bvl < jour lost powers nnJ stop
forevertheJjniiLriui Irainsunsour-ivsiun.
rf Tlieyactquii.li creiiL a licaltliv dic'i Mum ,
y pure rich bl , J ( inn mus. lei , rut.gc.1
* ' g sircngtl ] , steaJj nervti ami a clcsr brain. y
$ l.oo Per Box , 6 Boxes $5.oo. 2
A A Icgd Ktnruitii tn e-ino or refund tlm Z
{ U'oiu-y ' Wllh cverv tlOO.ireliT AUJntl S.
Sliermpp & McConnell nruc Co ,
1513 DodL-e St , , unmlm , : .cn.
dltlona to the ; Ion * list of nntnra of tbnao
who for Rain betrajod the cnuto they es.
potisDdtud ent their ansoedateM to dentil
or Imprlsonmrnt Spies nnd Pifonners Imvo
at various ( lines In the- pant clven the gov
ernment valt.able Infoimatlon and enabled
It to prompt ! ) nijuclch nnd Realtor the would-
be revolutionists \ teuiarkahlo expiuo of
the > it em Is to bo fonn I In n book en
titled "Secret S r\lro VridPi Pitt , ' bV I
fltzpatrlck , plibllsht-d a few je.ir.i nun The
author deals with the Miortlxo insurreotloii-
ar > iiHivt-ineiits In Ireland e-iilj In the ecu-
turj , Rhowlni ; how won "K.irded ns the
souls of honor accepted a pib't- for the blood
of their countrymen The evidence- upon
which the dlsclosiies nro founded was pio-
cnrrd ftoin the spv-rel archives of Dnhllii
castle nnd a laborious lnvestliitlon of seciet
corrcspoudeni'o of various ortlclils. hi h and
low.
low.One of the llrst inbjccls liken tip by Mr
KlUgorald Is the Identity of a ceitaln per
son who Is mentioned by Proude as a secret
visitor In 1701 to Lord Downs-hire In London ,
rho services of this npv to tho. llrltjsh
government at tint Juneturo have boon
lonn Known to be valuable- , for 'hioiiRh HIP
Information fntnlBhod by TiownshliePitt
was enahlevl to act with IntoUlRinc-o and
vtior , to nip the rcholllon In the bud bv
ordering the- Immediate ancrit of man } of
the loaders Not all vvrto appichomled
that time however , for It was Judged Irst
to allow some to remain nt liberty In order
that Irrefutable evidence might beaecumu
lated Hut through the Information uhrn
by Downshlre's spv , the iovernment ; Knew
the whe-rcabouts at ill tl'nes of all promi
nent mtlonallsts nnd was able whenever
It vv inted them to send out and In In ; ; them
In The Informer whoso services proved so
useful U nhown by Mr Plt/Reralds ic-
seirches to be no less a poison thin Samuel
Tut nor , Ilso. , \\i D , a barrlstei at law , a
member of the Northern 1'v.eoutlve of Pnlted
Irishmen a man hlfih In the secret coun
cils of the InsurRcntn nnd a man who ever
since the Rrcat rebellion has been regarded
as a imrtvr to the cause So socrc tlv did
Pinner conduct his desplcablo business that
to the last he Rccins never to have been
si'spc-etel Ills name docs not nppe-ar on the
list of secret service moiiejs paid out bv
the Irish government and so zealouslv did
the government aid him In his efforts to been
on food ; terms with the nationalists that
he was attilnted by Parliament , driven Into
exile and when ho returned to Ireland waa
Imprisoned that ho mlRht spy on his fcllovv-
confederatrs' he was believed to bo con
stantly In danper of ariest. and with his
fdlow.s was often In lildh.K dodging from
one placn to another , and while apparcntlj
sharing their dai.Kcr , was In rcalltj selling
their lives to the HugU-di
TiiUNMiii's snuvirns
That the- cervices of this man were of In
calculable \ alueto the- government cannot
be doubted A spv who shores the most In
timate counsels of a proscribed orianl7itlon
Is a man whose Importance Is not to he dc-
splopd At the time of Turners troichorv
everjthlnK wns prepnied 111 Irelind for a
Fvstomitlc llprNliiK There were 2nl ) 000 men
rcadj to lake up arms nt a moment's notice
and as manj mou- who would have joined
them nt the first outbreak , the Nationalists
wete nrmed drilled In mllltarj evolutions
.nil commanded bv ofllrcrs eif abllltj and
experience The first slqti of rebolll n was ,
to bo ns lstod bj Prance , and the presence
of a bodj'of Prench revolutlonnrj troopn hot
with the Idea of freedom would have llred
everv Irish heirt Never before nor since
dll the prospects of Ireland look so blight
The * treachery rf Turner upset everj plan
and the1 apprehension of the lenders de )
strojed every hopeTo him more than tony
-ny other one man belongs the Infamous
i redit of putting down the great rebellion
Not alone In Ireland , however , did ho eirn
his blood monej In Ilnmbnrg he furnished
tnfcrmntlon that led to the apprehension nnd
execution of more than one nationalist while
In Paris ho was ono of those e\ile > a w hose-
divided councils and the contradlctorj ohar
acter of whose Information led Napoleon to
give up a projected expedition to Ireland , an
expedition that might have changed the
whole current of lilstoi ) The bed of the
< pj was not however , n bed of rasrs The
fear of assassination haunted the waking
thoughts and clouded the dreams of Turner
It was a thorough ! } icisonnblc fear , for had
but n suspicion rf his ieil charai te-r been
awakened In the minds of his associates , his
llfi > would not have been worth an hour's
purchaseTiirncr..siir.c c'1 < 'd ih , ertlng HUS-
i.tcluii finm himself , nnd Ilnallj died In a
duel which wan brought about bj his ap-
paient devotion to the cause of his country
Kor the Intvitimable services ho rendered the
government ho received "a cool SOO , " . - " he
e\prssrd It , and n pciiclcn of 300 duiliij ;
life , though had he known It Pitt expressed
blm elf as willing to paj "as much as 100-
000 within the > ear"
PHANCIS M\OAN
Hj the inlhless hands of the Investigating
Pltzgcrald the mask has hew torn fio.n an-
otlur note-d character of tint timePrancls
.Magan. e-scj , barrister at law Magan posed
through lifeas the pink of proprlelj lie
was a United Irishman and so eloselj hlcn-
tilkd wllh the- canto of that bodj that In
numerous calls for public meetlngi , In pro
tests , memorials and similar documents his
name appears associated with that of O Cou
ncil , nmmct. She-ares , Orr and other well
known Irish pattlots In spite of his ap
parent devotion to the cause , however , Ma
gan waa a paid spy of the Hrlllsh govern
ment and furnished mud. f tno Informa
tion that led to the suppression of the revolt
Ills chief exploit was the arrest of Lord
IMwa-vl Klt/gerald The government was
not envious to apprehend Fitzgerald Loid
Chancellor Clare once exclaimed "Will no
ono urge Loid Hdward to fly 1 pledge mj-
bclf that every poit In the kingdom shall
bo left open to him " Hut inonej was to
bo made of Lord Hdvvard H blood and vnin-
pir Instincts weie to be sated Magan gnvc-
ilio information to Prancls Illgglns edltoi of
the Preemnn's Journal , who communicated
It to the eastle Troops vvcio pent and
Lord IMwanl betrajed and put to death
Hlgglns received 1,000 for the Information
but how much he ptld Magan has nevei
lein ascertained. The latter lecelved a
pension of UOO from the ) government , draw
ing It through Hlgglus and to tlu end of his
daya was not suspected Ills life involved
some btiange contradictions Pioud nnd
even haughty , he hesitated no' to commit
babe acts , nnd with the wages of bib Infamy
PERSISTENT
Disorders m tm.
Stomach , Liver
and Bowels
accompanied by
BACKACHE
and changed
appearance of tbe
Urine are
mdicative of
DISEASED KIDNEYS
I'o restore these vital organs of the body
to perfect condition , and recover health
and strength , use only the old reliable
remedy
Plf i M IPW SlrJ5
flu &aUuFlQU )
Wn Ma BVB & &
We have testimonials from thousands who have
been given up as beyond relief who have taken
this medicine and been permanently cured
FOR SALE AT DRUGGISTS PRICE , tl DO Pin DOTTLC
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE : CD. , ST. LOUID , MO.
I he paid his Just debts. Mention Is ninu > of
a bond for 1,001) ) , jr-ars overdue which
' MAgnii xolnntarllj paid , tn the aston'ntinicnt
of the1 creditor , "who could not Imagine
1 where M.IKAH got the monev , m IIP never
had a In let at court" M KAII a manner
was unobtrusive , undemonstrative , he vvnn
geiitlominl > In appearance , often n little'
1 moody nnd reserved socially held his hend
i hlith. nnd with a nice scnseuf honor ' "Ills
| white Irti'Kn mnde him look venerable , nnd
. he was regalded a * a father of the bar " lie
mirvlved many > eais the bloodv events of
the rebellion , lived until IMS but bj the
ejrs of his n-dghhora was long regarded
with aversion i'or fortv > e\irs the house
In which he lived was rardj opened , nnd
onlj nftei the death of the last member
of his fninllj did the landlord obtain pos-
sc lon of i tenement so mined bj neglect
n to bo beyond repilr No evidence1 ex
isted ag.iiim MaKitn until dlscovereMl by Mr
KltzKcinld , but the Ill-concealed nverslon of
thu people mound him told him that he
vvns an object of suspicion and for jeais
before his death hi1 never crossed the
threshold of hla dwelling The feir of the
death he llchly deserved seemed to haunt
ht'ii as It did Turner nnd the other spies ,
and Ills death Is believed to hive been
Initencd by Inquiries mnde nbotit him by
Or Madden , who In 1SI3 , xvis collecting
inateilals for the "l.lxtw of the United
Iilshmen" Mngnn dreaded lest some un-
tovvaid accident might lead to the dlscoverj
of hH tine clnrneter. nnd the fe-tr pr-ijed
on hla mind until he It ) supposed to have
gone mad
I.KOXAlll ) M'XAM.Y
Another man of that troublous period , who
lived without the least suspicion being had
of lih leal character , who dlc-l ie verrd by
his countiMiien and was laid In an honored
grave , was the famous harr'stcr , Leonard
McNnlly. McXnllj was the nttorney of the
United Irishmen , and as such vvis nil mil ted
to their moat secret councils nnd shnivd
their closest conlldence A dear friend of
Curran he was believed by everjbodv to be
the ) mini most obnoxious to the government
the m-in who most lilted lit. ofllelilM and was
most hated bj them who htood h.v Currin's
side while ho denounced oppression , who
was tlu > meat prominent attorney for 12m-
me t who de-fled the power of the crown
who direel every danger , who fought more
than one duel with ItHtiltera of It eland , who
bore on hli bodj the scars of persoml on-
conntera , the honorable * wounds Incurred In
defense of hh cuiso Yeais after Ihe deith
of Curran. the son of thin distinguished man
In writing the blogripliy of his father went
out of his waj to pay a ttibnte of petvonil
respect "Among the' mam endearing
traits In this gentleman's private character ,
his devoted attachment to Mr. Cur-
ran's pe-rson nnd fame and. since his
death , to the Intele-sts nf his memurj. has
been conspicuous Iho writer can not ad-
xert to the nrdor nnd tenderness with which
ho cherishes the latter , without emotion of
tin- most llvelj and respectful gratitude
For thieo ami fortj vears Ml McNallj was
the friend of the subject of these pages ,
and during tint long period he performed
the duties of the relation with the imn
iincompromlBlng and romantic rldolltj. " The-
baie > suspicion , expressed some jetrs ago
bj .Mr PltypatrlcK , that MiN'nlly was li.
the seivlce and pnj of the government dur
Ing a Htgo number of thrso forty-throe
vears , was received with a storm of wiatli
Hut no fa"t Is more thoroughlj established
than that during a laigc > ppitlnn of thai
time the tieacherous haiilstcl wa < ? actual ! }
drawing a. .salaiy of MOD a jear from tin
Kovernment for the betrajal of his own
clients A large number of his own let
ters to the crown olllclals hive been found
which show that he w.is In constant sncrct
correspondence with them ; and how close
vv-is bin attention to business Is shown bj
the fact that sometimes as man } as threi
Utters a da } , detailing Important
infoimatlon Just received , were
placed on Illo In the secret
archives Ills Itch for writing was Inces
sant Through the communications he dally
forwnrdod.to Dublin Castle the government
was enabled to track the traders of the in
surrection from place to place , to foiccast
their designs and thwart their plots Hvcn
at the time he was ailing as atlnrnt'j for the
unfortunate Hinmot he was giving liiforma
tion to the government , betralng to the
ollkers of the crown the line of defuise he
pioposod to adopt , and } ct , eo complete was
bis hjpocrlsy thai en the morning of Km
ntt't s execution McN'nllj was the enl } pci-
son admitted to sci the- man whoso blood
ho had sold to the government On Septem
ber 14 , ISO" , four das before the trlil of
Hiuinct began McNnlly gave a lecelpt for
tlOU paid to him ! > > the govcinmcnt on ac
count of his aervlcea as Informer And } tt
this men wis no vulgar traitor A book was
published In Dublin In 17SS entitled "Plvo
Hundred Celebratedtithors of Great
Urltuln " and in thi.s bonrred list Is found
the name of McNall } associated with thu.e
of Hurlte ( ilbbon. Walpole , Crabbe Hums
C'ovper nelolme MacUiiiMe and others In
trutli McNall } wab highly rated brtli .18 an
orator statesman , lawor and literatour , and
it seems that his contemporaries esteemed
blm so hlghlj that an } man who bad ven
tured a suspicion of his Integrit } would hlm-
t-elf have In en tn danger from the enraged
filends of the talented .hides MeNally died
in 1SJD , about the .same time as ( iiattan
the man whom ho had shidowed and be
trayed for jears , and was burled In Donny-
brooli , where hl.s grave was lung honored by
the friends of the ' United Irishmen "
HHYNOLDS AND AUMSTUONU
Not all the Infonmirs of that da } , how-
ivcr. hid under a mash The mash waa , in
many leapccUj. an advantage as It pie-
orved the traitor fiom many daiiKcn ] , hut
'owe few spies bad the courage , afttr Gain
ing Important information , to go into the
court loom at the dial of their victims and
teailf } , and among thcso the mi n Infamous
nero Heiiolil3 anil Aimstrong liojnolils
waa of a thai-aeter entlrol } dlfTtrint from
that of Magan , having a love of dlipl.i } ami
lu\ur } , a love of outlet } Ho was a dil-
tinul gentkman In outward appiaranco
wiulo Magan uui unublruslvo and n tiring.
KrjnoliliV odronterj was uliaoat mlrainloiu
Aftir a number of airests had been made
ruspicion rested on Hoynolds , and Nollson ,
a powerful man , meeting him alone at night ,
dsped him by tint llnoat and presenting n
pUtol , e\ilalmc < l 'What .should I do < o
the villain vvlio has aought my confidence
to bctra } me' " " \ou Hhnnld nhoot him
tlnough the heart" nnswired the untenl-
flt 1 lenolds ( rnd Ncllson , citrucK by tlic re
ply , thanged his purpose and let
Una go 1'ourtccn dclegiitid UH tln >
.sat in council in the houao of
a iiiun named Hond. weie hcl/cd
by government on Itilormatlun given by
Reynolds , who had the disgusting assurance ,
boino doj.s later , to visit and console Mrs
Hond and earn SB the child blie held In heir
am a 1'or this trcachcr ) , and foi appearing
at the trial as a wltniMi , Itoiiold-if thou
the governnicnt was willing to pa } any
finDI. considered himself well paid \.ltli
5.000 and 1.000 a } OJr pension for life
' 1 he men against whom ho gave testlmon }
were hanged , but It docj not appear that
their frUuds ever tooit levuigo of.aii } kind
on the traitor Toi nnny } ears he hold
vniious Hlnc'oiiru pojltionj nndui the guv-
einmont , but alwajti under protest from the
more decent members of the administration
Such was the popular wcorn felt for him
th.it In 1S17. whin he was placed on a Jury ,
a H'orm of wrath xwopt over England , the
prrj < s resounded with the name of ' Key-
nulds tlio Informer , " and Cnrran said , "Ho
Hhoiild retire from public view , hid beneath
the luaj tit his own tariiage " lie- died
In his bed at I'ails In lS3i. , and hli remains
v.ere broiMht to CnslanU and hurled In
Wilton church , VorKahlre Armstrong was
another who , uiilIKe moat of hi * tribe , betrayed -
trayed his fvllowa openly , "and by baring
bin name to popular odium , bared his breast
to UK iH'naltlii" Armstrong hud bein thu
friend and often the gut t of the Shoaica
brolhei a , and whtn they were arregted
and | iut on trial ho vva prevailed on to
give evidence against tin in Doth vv < re
hangrd on liU testimony aid for his horvlco
hi ice civcd a ptmdon of 500 a } c-ir for life
What share ho hid In the conviction of others
dots not appear , but then1 two Judicial innr-
dii-s certainly lie at bin door I'rcvloim to
till * Incidi-nt ho WGH well known In the circle )
of iho I'nltcd Iildlmic'i , and many pcruons
predicted that ho would short ! } bo asbax-
slnated Nothing of the kind happened
Aimstrong for Borne yearn after the betrayal
lived on iho cumlncnt mid In America , ho
then had thu ( ourago tn return to Ireland
An e > yo witness Informed rit/putrlrh that
"ho met him , nttendetd by two policemen
with loaded arms on hoard the packet
which plies on Iho .Shannon and that when
ArniHtrong wax landing near Clonmaiholno a
boatman , with vengeful maluo. ad lie-sued
him as 'Mr Hhoarm ' pretending to mUtako
the namo" Ho piuchaiscd an ca'ato In Iro-
Innd and llvod on It ' In davx when land
lordlom rolfined with Iron arnpur IIH nhuwed
lildnlKunco tn bU tenantry but when Ivlru
or ualng lila Inlluunco to that end ho
runnlMKly Rot liln own life Inserted as a bon-
pfielnl Intercit to the tenantry. ThUB , In the
hotbed of Itlbbonlsm. Kings county , ho
gloried to Iho end In a sort of charmed life'
Seeking to disarm prejudice nnd cultivate
rural friendship. Armstrong maintained po
Illo relations with the peasantry. HP would
enter their cabins sit with rndo hosts and
converse with their vvlvi'9 on domestic
polntt solel } of Interest to themselves " He
died In l > > r > S , agesl s7 , having drawn hl blwd
mniiev for nevirl } forty } eam. In all he. re
celvod from government for the lives
of the Sheares C214CI It Is stated that "ho
outllveMl every political enemy and contem
porary , becoming In the end downright pop
ular UN face , familiar from childhood OAen
to old men had become at last endeared to
pnl } memories , and Puller , who attended
his ftineril , testifies to the almost Inct edible-
fact that he > nivomo we'll Known Ulbbon
men who were present weep , and horny
hinds we-ie. upralse d , which , In the hot bit-
tlo of } outh had dlspense'd the wild Justice'
of rev engo '
MflTIVKS OP Till : 1NPOUMKHS
The motives which actuatenl the Inhuma't
and troicluroiid wretches who betiacd lltelt
best friends and sent them to the scaffold
were as various as thcli methods of opera
tion In some cases rev engo plavcd n pirt
In the tratisactlon There was no llttlo
Jealous } among the leadeis for bv all ac
counts none bad .in > doubt , at least In
the Inception of the insurrection , tint It
would succeed and not a few were au\lou
to gather to themselves the glory of lre -
land's ftciHltm Thp disappointed , llndlng
they were not th be leaders , determined
to thu nit their iroro successful co-lahoreM
and to betra } to the government the cause
they were w'lllng ' to seive had they been
iillowed to lead When the success of the
Insnirectlon becime doubtful no doubt sev
eral of the Infamoim list , from motives of
person il peril , dctei mined to save them
selves b } hanging their associate's This
pcems to have been the cise with McNallv
who was undoubledlv so deeplv Impllcited
tint to save bis own ncek. ho turned tialtor
and hung a do/en of his lompanlons Hut
for the most pirt a vulg-ir greed of money
was the prevailing motive 'Ihis was the
eiso of Armstrong , Turner and probibl }
the moat of the others 'Iho icsnlts of their
perfidy weie , In some cases , ver } largi-
'I lie ) government was compelled to have the
Information , no milter whit the cost , and
those who had the wit to Know what their
trcison was worth received enormous sums
for the blond of their victims. Uecord of
. . )0no ) , r > 0000. C75000 and even 100,0(10. (
being paid to single tiallois are not Infre
quent , while pensions of 500 tn 3000 a
} oar are e quail } common In many e-aseH.
Ilko that of Aimstiong the Informciii long
injoed the fiults of their Infani } . and In
but "ow did vengeance In the shape of
sasslmtlon oveitako their fearful footsteps
The ton Idle stories told b } Mr I'lt/pitrick
are not , to quote his own words without
a moral "The organlrers of Illogil so
cieties will nee that , In spite of the app -
p 11 out eeirec } and Ingenuity of their b'js-
tem , Infonreis sit with them at the Fame
council board and dinner table , read } at
any moment to sell IhMr blood ; and tint
the wider the lamllltatlons of consplriev
the gi eater becomes the certainty of de r
tection. "
'iho King of pllU is Iloe'chain s Hcochniu's
VI\HS. :
A Mnlnc XInn I'liulH IIN Klnilrcil , nnd
PlcllXflllt IICIIIllllllN I'llllllVV.
Thlrtj-tilne jcars ago the late Daniel I ,
Carleton of ItocMand Me who then resided
at Hie nn Ilnut , met In Gloucester , Mass ,
Joshua Tear of Phlladelphli Quite n friend
ship Hprang up between the two men , re
lates the Kochland Com lor. which resulted
In Mr Tear asking Mr Carleton to take )
chaigc < of his ( 'Icai'tO nephew , a little' fel
low 3 % jears old. named Pivld 13 Snp-
plee He stated that the bov's father wan
dead , the homo broken up. and ho wan
in\loiis to get a home for Ihe little fc'llou
Mr Carleton , on seeing the boj consented
'o take him and when he returned tn Isle
nil Haut David F3 Suppleo nccomp inled
him Mr Tear promised that If he came
for the boj before he was 21 ho would pij
for the boj'a board up ( o that time , and
ho further piomlscd tint no one should
take the boj but himself
\\hcn the boj was 7 jcaia old the uncle ,
Mr 'IVir. came to Mr. Cailelnn'n nn I
wanted the boy , David Supplec , or David
Carleton , as be was known , to accompany
him home , hut the boj was vvarmlj at-
taehed to his adopted patents nnd icfused
to leave- them Ihe nnele came ngaln In
twelve jears , when the boj was U ) , and
ngaln tried to Induce' him to go with him
offering him a home nnd n chanee to git
an eduiatlon The boj , howevei. did nut
boom to fnncj his uncle and again icfused
lo go It may be said that the boy vv s
given Indiiectlj to understand that It would
bo useless ar him to attempt to Mini his
relatives IIO received cauls at ono time
on xvhlih were the names of his brother and
slater , v.hlch he e-arefnlly pieserved llo
also li'arneil from his uncle that his folks
lived or had livid In Srneca Falla , N. Y
Mr. Carleton , or David Snppiee , who la
ono of ItocKlamrn well known clll/ens , has
lieen anxious to find his lelntlvcH , or at
lenst to llml what becime of them , while
hlJ wife lias been aetuatcd hj tinhamu do-
slie. Now Mis Cnrlclon Ih not n spirit
ualist and never has been , but on the advbo
of frlcndH consulted Mr Wlggln , thu spli-
Itunllst , who Icctuied In Itoi klnnd n ft vv
months ago She took thu eaids on whiih
vveio the names of her husband K brother
nnd sister , and gave them to Mi. Wiggins ,
sealed up In nn envelope 'Ihe c-Iali vojant
iiit the envelope to his he-ad , mid , without
hesitation , announced thu names on thu
aids and stated that thu pa i ties vveio
nlivo nnd lived In tlio west , and that thu
Klster had a gnat deslio to sco her biother.
Mi Carleton then wioto to the postmaal-r
nt Seneca Palls , asking If theio wan n
family named Supplcu living thiiu , and n-
celved a lettel mating that Charles II Sup
pleo lived in Sinccn Palls and that ho had
n sister , Maiy Kllnibeth hj name , who was
mauled and icsided lit Hethlehcm , Pa.
Tbehu namcij coincided with the numeu oa
thu cards
Mr nnd Mrs Suppleo. or Mi and Mrs.
C'arlclon. ns jou choose , immediately
started for ? ei > eca Palls , airlv Ing-there Oi-
tobir II 'Ihc-j went to the hotel , ami
callrd llrst on tin uncle , Unbelt Tear ,
brother of the man who found the homo
for the boj and who had .sluie died Iho
appiaranco of the long ln < a nc-phow WIIH u
gieiat surprise , for It seemed that the I'm It-
Joshua , who was homcwhnt put out with
the other members of the family , had given
him to understand thnt the boy David had
found n homo In Newfoundland , and the
family had made diligent search thcro In
( meat of him They next called on the
brother , Charlci II. Supplee , u we'll-to do
Seneca Palls clli/cn , who wan delighted lo
xco them , and tie ate d them In the most
brothelly vvny After u very plousant HO-
Jouin In Sencia Palls tin > proceedcil to
Hi tlih In in. Pa , wheiu ( In j lecelved an-
( Ihcr affietlonato welcome finin the Hlaler ,
MIH M I. Cortrlght , wifeof a prospcroua
Ilcthlchum dry goods me reliant.
! ; ; on the pedestal
of public approval stands
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