Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1880, Page 7

| L4 THE DAILY BEE: DECEMBER 11, 1850.. UNCLE VERS:S NEPHEW. | The belle o: the 1 | City this year was Adrienne Vail A dark-eyed beaaty, with one ofl those rich. wine warm compiexions hat remind one of Ezyptian Cleopa- | , lovely red lips, and white arms rkling with cordons of precious \ s8pes and bands of dead gold; and, in | the Yurple light of the eettivg sun, as | she \at there in Maj. Brabazon’s | brouchle, with the fosm f:i ses on one side and the ¥ on the other, she was as beautiful as ' a dream. Nor was she unobserved by the stream of gay promenaders along the shore. R «“Jt’s a foregone conclusicn,” said old Mr. Pounce. : “She’ll marry Brabazon, of course,” said Mrs. allevne. “She'll marry the eichest man who presents himself, no matter wno'he is,” observed Capt. Dagon, epite- fuliy. “The Brabazons are a weal‘hy family,” remarked Dr. Pounce. ““Not that this young fellow.has much of his | own, bui h's uncle, old Barney Bra- | bazon, is the richeet planter io Louis- jana, without chick or child to inherit his wealth.” $ : “You may depend upon it Miss Vail has taken all that into consider- | ation,” ne, with the | quiet ms exhib t in speak the m mercenary creature oa the face of theglobe.” Mrs. Alleyne had epoken, W dictively, still trul s drienne Vail, with her angel-face an o2 of toned music, wae rather inclned o view mankind through the dollar and cent medium, & Her fac2 was her fortune. Sve had | been educated by & tchemiug mother, | herself pinched «nd cramped by | perpetual want, had resolved that Ad- rienne should bring her radient beau ty to the best possible market, and | thus redeem the low estate of the i family forts Adrienne’s 1od had not been | like that of other children; she had | tasted poverty, and been trained in the belief that happines: could only be | attained by means of a goldern spell. | “You must marry, and you must | marry rich,” was the precept which | her mother was perpetually dinning | inte her esrs—nor was the likely to forget the battle-cry, now that she was on the actual field of action { “And 1 suppose,” saii Mes. Al-| leyne, biting her lips, ss she saw her own red-haired, sandy-complexioned | daughter walking without any escort on the beacn, “Brabazon's fool enough to believe that she really loves him for himself.”” Yes; Brabazon was just such afool. | He was madly in Jove with the beau- | tifal brunette; he was in a paradiee of bliss as long a3 she sat by his sde and smiled on him with those won- derful eyes of hers, and he firmly be liev.d that, with the maguetism of ason at _Atlantic | | | | | 1 \ | 1 | true love, she shared bis every emo- | tion. They were engaged— that is, sub jeot to old Barnabas Brabazou’s ap- proval; for Adrienne koew that her young suitor had no patrimony of his ‘own, and she had no mind to risk ' “love in a cottage,” even for the rake “of handsome Allan Brabazon. ““He stauds in a father's place to you, Allan,” she said; ‘‘and my standard of filial duty is bigh.” “He cannot help admiring you when he comes,” declared Allen Bra- bazon, who had already written to his | utcle on the subject. 0Old Barnabas arrived at last—a llow-skinned, bilious-looking old man, with iron-gray hair, rampled in » crest on the top of his head, and a pair of dark eyes that glowed like coals of fire beneath his shaggy pent- houses of brows. His dress was coarse brown tweed; his boots thick; his hat a flapping Panama, woich half concealed his blunt fearures. But his linen was “.exquisitely fine, buttoned with diamond sparks, and on his finger he wore an emerald riug which repre- bnted almost the value of a kink's ransom. ““Well?” quoth old Barnabas, fixing an in quiring eye on his nephew. “Uncle,” cried the young maun en- thusiastically, ‘‘she is an augel!” “I’ll have to look at her betore I make up my mind on the eubject,” said Uncle Barnabas. He was taken to call on Miss Vail. and like most other gentlemen, he “‘went down” at the first sparkle of her liquid, dark eye: “By Jupiter, Allan, you're right!” said Uncle Barnabas. “She’s the | prettiest girl I eversaw in my life.” | 8o the gay season wenf on. The | clash of the viols, cornets and trom- bones, made musical answer to the | diapason of the waves; grim old dow- agers played cards; bsttered beaux | smoked their cigars, and strove to re. | juvenate themselves once more in the fragrance of the sea air; pretty girls flirted; handsome cavaliers held fans and bouquets, and new-paper corre- spondents invented all sorts of facts for the New York and Philadelphia daily press. And as time went by, rumor obtained credence to the effect that Uncle Barnabas Brabanon wae ousting his nephew from thaaffections of the beautifal Miss Vi “*There,” s:id Mrs. Vail, her witch- like wnutonlmae assuming a n:im; expression. *‘Here it is in black ani white. An offer of marriage. My dear, you'll be the richest woman south of Mason and Dixon’s line.” Adrieune, in a lovely dishabille of white cashmere and rose pink ribbons, sat looking atthe letter, with some- *thing of dismay on her countenance, ““Write and acoept him at once,” urged Mrs. Vail. “What! That old mani” *“Old man!” screamed Mrs. Vail. “The richest planter in Louisiana. Why, child, every dismond that he wears is a fortune in itself.” “But I don't love him,” pleaded Adrienne, in s low voice, “Love—bah!” screeched the old lady. ‘“What does love amount tc?! A little sugar and honey, a few sweet- | | i | ruin that will bri less cried Mrs. V: penny of his own. his uncle—" “He can work for a living, mamma, ke other men.” ““Work—work fora living,” snarled the old lady, displaying & set of yellow teeth that would have done credit to a hyena. ““Aad you live in a flat and do up your own laces in a wash bowl to save the Jaundress’ biil, and turn your own silk diesses and darn your husband’s stockings, to lighten the expenees—you, that have the chance to button your gown with diamonds, and live in a palace!” “*Mamma,” cried Adrienne, ‘‘what would life in a pzlace be worth with- out the man you love! I won't mar- ry old Mr. Brabazon, and I will marry pon usl” Breath- 1. ““Allan hasn’ta and if he offends lik | Allen, if T have w live in barracks | with him, or ride around the world in a baggage wagon I And this was the end of Mies Vail's ‘‘mercenary” career. She wrote a resolute little note to Mr. Brabazon, while her mother indulged in a good, old-fashioned fit of hysterics. The note was worded as follows : *‘I like you very much, but I loved Allan long before I ever saw you, and I don’t think Ican be hpy with any one but Allan; so, if you pleaze, Mr. Brabszon, I must decline your kind offer. And pray—pray don’t be any more angry wih me than you cn help.” Mr. Brabazon r, ti> little, tear- stainod note, aand, folding it grimly up, went acroes to the hotcl where his nephew was staying. “Well, 1.d,” said he, offered myseli—myeel, richest man in Louist Vail.” “Uncle!” Allan started to his feet, turning alternately red and pale. “‘And she has—refused me.” The young m:n was deadly white now. He scarcely knew what Le had feared or hoped—he only felt the in- tense relicf of knowing that Adrienne wae still true to him. “My own trus iove!” hs muttered between his teeth—* My iittle dark eyed jewel! If she had played me false, uncle, I believe I should have eén terpted to commit suicide!” “‘Umapt—umph!” granted Uncle Baruey. ‘“Love—love! Hcw these youug And what, may v;'u'ure to ask, do you expect tolive on “I can work, Uncle Barney, for her sake!” said Allan bravely. V. 1!” said Uncle Barney. ‘ Let’s go »nd tell her so.” Adricona was looking lovelier than ever, flushed cheeks, eyes glittering with excitement, and rose red lips. ‘How is this, young woman!” de- man ed Uccle Barnabas. “Every one at Adantic City told me you was a fortune-hunter. And yet I've off- ercd you a furtune, and you have up- and-down declined it!” ‘‘Because I loved Allan better than | ell the gold of Califorria,” said Adri- enne, with drooping eyelashes. ‘“‘Come Lere aad kiss me, my dear,” eaid Uncle Barnabas. “No, you | nzedu’t be afraid—I shall not make | love to you any more. I've lived to | be sixty years old without marrying, and 1 wouldu't wed the finest woraan alive. If you hadn’t refused me, 1 should have run off to the Sandwich Islands to escape matrimony.” Adrienne opened her lovely eyes very wide. “Then why did you ask me?” said she. “Simply, my dear, to make certain that you loved A lan for himse'f alone and not because he was the nephew of his rich uncle. Awnd I'm satistied now!” “I do love him,” said Adrienne, with tears in her eyes. ““And I love you, too. Uncle Barney—only in a different sort of way.™ “I'm quite satisfied, my dear,” said Uncle Barnabas. ““Aud I shall | take it upon myself to see that neither {of y.u perish of want.” | So Adrienne Vail “married rich” after all. Rich, not only in money and sugar plantations, but rich iu love and true affoction. Happy little Adrienne! | BELVIDERE Star Wind Mill, “I have , mind, tre —to Adrienne | —MANUFACTURED BY— THOS. E. WILLIAMS, RED QAK I10WA. Corn!;mflanoe solicited rom those needing a reliable Wind Mill ¥end for circular and prices and sny information in regard to the Mill will b cheerfully furnished. LIVE AGENTS WANTED. REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THRE BELVIDERE STAR WIND MILL. BECAU-E 1st. It is more eafe in a gale of wing, and in *he most sudden changes of the wind_from any direction, because the wheel lying flat on the tower is always resdy with its edge to the wind, and allows the vane to swing c'ear around, with: out turning or striking the wheel. 2nd. Tt 18 a rigid wheel having no moveable joints to wear out, rust or creak in the wind. 3rd. Ice nor sieet has no effect on it. 4th, It loses loss power from friction than otber Mills. uam. Itwill run with less wini than otter I s 6th. It is eaily regulated so it will perform any amount of work required less Luan ita capac- ity. 7th. It has no pullies, sorings nor stiding heads to_reese up in winter. meats and starvation for the rest of | your life. 1 made alove-match—and | see what a druiging career mine has | been Adrienne, don’t be & fooll| You will never have such another | chance &s this.” | Still Adrienne hesitated. i “Mamms,” ehe said, “Tam engaged | 13 to Allen, and —I love him. And I | will be hus wifel” i “Bat, child, don’t you see what 8th, 1t will not pump when out of gear. ih. 1t is well and beavily painted with thr cats of the beet raint the marke' can sfford. 10th. It % a perfect self-reguistor. care of itself in heavy changable w 11th. Itssymetrica!form is & perfect omament 19h. bave heard of any blown do+u a8 yet when properly set up with a regulating vane, norever damaged in the least by the wind. 13tk They of zood material and e are 14th. ANl necessary parts double nutted 16th. it ia mora simple, more compsct struction and stron - tran ather wille in con af's turned, boxes babited and all | DY OMAHA PUBLIHING 0., PROPRIETORS. RUE 916 Farnham, bet. 9th and 10: TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTI 1 Copy 1 year, in advance (postpaid). 6 months ps - 8 months ) TIME TABLES. THE MAILS. {, 11:40a. m, Lincoln, 10 a m. GO EAST —VIA THE— Chicago & Northwestern RAXL T AE. 2,380 MILES OF ROAD! 1t is the SHORT, SURE and Sato Eoute Between COUNCIL BLUFFS —avp— CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and all polnts EAST and NORTH. (T OFFERS THE TRAVELING PUBLIC GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE ADVANTAGES THAN ANY OTHER ROAD IN oPFNING . W.R.R., 11 a.m., 11 p. m. a.m, 9:30 118 m, 11p.m. , Joe.,11 a.m., 11 p. m. , 4 p.m. . . trom Lincoln, 12:10 p. m; P, 118 m. n Nob,,4 p. m. Towa leave but onoe s el 2a0d LIS ok < B. P. & Cit; & 3 e THE WEST. It 1 the ONLY ROAD between OOUNOIL BLUFFS and OHIOAGO Upon which Is run PULLMAN HOTEL CARS! In addition to theseand to plesso all classes of travelers, It gives FIRST- S MEALS at its Local malls for States Office open from 12 to 1 p. m. Sundays. THOMAS F. HALL. Postmaster, And Depariure of Trains UNTON PACTFIC, LBAVE. 12:15 p. . Arrival ARRIVE. 8:25 p. 10, CARD OF THE BURLINGTON. ARRIVE OMAFA. 1 00 a. m. | all . 40 p. m. | Express TAGO NORTHWESTERN. 07 press Sundays excepted. KANSAS CITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL BLUFFS. Exp 200 p. m. | Mafl.. }.m. The oniv Itne running Pullman Sleeping out of Omsahs to Unlon Depot, OMAHA & NORTHWESTERN AND (SI0UX CITY & PACIFIC EAILROADS. Exprees.......8:%0 a. m. | Fxpress.....4:30 p m. Daily ExceptSundays. B. & M. R. R. in NEBRASEA. LEAVE. ARRIVE, Through Exp..8:40am | Through Exp..4:00 pm Lincoln Exp,.6:15 p m | Lincoin Exp...9:80 8 m SIOUX CITY & 8T. PAUL R. R. :10 8 m | Express......10:00 am ross. 40pm | M .7:20 p m WABASH, ST. LOUIS 1C. LaAvEs. ARRIVES. veoomm 88 M. | Ml s e 11:56 8. 3:40 p. m. | Express. 2 p.m. BRIDGE DIVISTON U. P. R. R. Leave Omshs, dally:—8 s. m., 0a. m, 10 a m., sm.lpm,2p m,8p.m,6p m,6p. m., Leave Councll Bluffs;—8:25 a. m., 8:25 8. m,, 1 1:26 a. m., 1:36 p. m., 26 p, m., p. m., ¥, leaving Omaha at 9 and 11 a.m,2and6p. m; Council Blufls at 9:25, 11:25's. m., and 2:25'and 5:25 p. m. PASSENGER TRAINS. Leave Omaha:—8 4. m., 7 & m., p. m,, 4:50 p. m., 7:35 Counc!l Bluffs: 11:40 5, m, 5:35 p. m,, 740 p. m., 7:50 p. m. Daily except Sunday. OMAAA & REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. LEAVE, ARRIVE. ..1045a.m., 4:35p.m. excopt Sundags. Mall... . Dally WROUCHT IRON FENCES. ‘Wire Fencing and Ralling a Speciality. Their” beauty, permanence and economy dally working the extinction of all fencing cheap material. Elegant in desizn, indestructible Fences for Lawns, Public Grounds and Ceme- tery Plata. Iron Vases, Lawn Sottees, canopled and of rustic patterns; Chairs and every description of Tron and Wire ‘ornamental work deslened and manufactured by E. T. BARNUM'S Wire and Tron Wark, 97, 20 snd 31 Woodward Ave , De- troit, Mich, Sepd ¢ »H1illarsae vl ~atalogué and price list 8en24 SANTA CLAUS FOUND. Sreatest Discovery of thu Age. | Wonuerfol discoverlesin the world havobeon made Among sther things whore Sauta Claus stayed Children oft nak ifahe makes goods or not, If really he lives in a mountain of enow. Last year an excursion sailed clear to the Pole And suddoaly droppedinto whatsecmed like shole ‘Where wonder of wondere they fonnd a newland, While falry-lika beinca appeared en each hand. Thero were movntalas lika ours, with more beantiful green, And far brighrer skies thau evor were seen, Birds with the hues of a raiuzbew were tound, While flowers of exquisite fragrance were grow ing aronnd. Not long were they loft to wonder tn doube A being soon came they had heard much about, Twas Santa Claus’ self and th isthey all say, e leoked like the picturer ueoe every d: He droveup » toam that looksd veryqui » team of grasshoppers instead of reindeer, He rode in a sholl instead of sleigh, Bat he took them on toard and drove them away. He showed them all over his wondertful realm, And factorles making goods for women snd man Furrlers were working on hats great wnd emall, To Bunce's the said they wers sending them ail. Xris Kingle, the Glove cer, told thewa at ence, All our Gloves we are sending to Bunce, Santa showed them suspenders and many things mare, Saying I alse took these to friend Bance's stoss. | Banta Claus then whispered a socret bo'd tell, Ag In Omahs every one knew Bunos woll, He tMSrefore shouid send his goods to his care, Knowing his triends will get thoi full share. Now romsmber yo dwellers in Omaha town, All who want prosenta to Bunce's go round For shirts, collars, or gloves great and small, 8end your sister or sunt one and all. Buncs, Champion Hatter of the Weat, Donglas reont. Omaha A new and hitherto unknown remedy for all m‘w of the Kidoeys, Bladder, and Urinary ns. 1t will positivaly cure Diabetes, Gravel, Drop- , Bright's Discase, inability to retain or expell e Urine, Catarrh of the Biaddor, hizh colcred | and_scanty crine, Painful Urinating, LAME | BACK, Geners! 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FOSTER, President, 6-3m Denver, Colorado. 566 nland Wesk 1n your own town. lerms acd oatft fres. Adfross H. Hallett & ORDER OF ATTACHMENT. Morris Elgatter, plaintiff, va. R. Marray, first name unknown, defendant. Before Luther R. Wright, Justise of the Peace of Douglas County, Nebraska. On the 1st day of Novembor, A D, 1880, said Justice issued an Order of Attachment in the afore action for the sum of $16,5). Omaba Noveraber 27%%, 1830. MORRIS ELGUTTER. By _ruuos Buoow, b 8 Atto n27 8t DENTESTRY. ;. HITCHCCOK, M. D. 8., “ork has located in Omahs, and wato do firat-clam work A Cruickshink & Co.’s, Cor, 15tn and Couglas, KIDNEGEN is highly recommended and unsurpassed for Weak or Foul Kidneys, Dropsy, Bright’s Disease, Loss of Energy, Nervous Debility, or any Obstructions arising from Kidney or Bladder Niseases. Also for Yellow Fever Bliod and ¥ ilnay Poisoning, in infacted malarial sectiors. £ By the distillation of a FOREST LEAF with JUNIPER BERRIFS and BARLEY MALT we have discovered KIDNEGEN, which acts specifically on the Kidneys ang U deposits formed in the biadder and. prv in the membransus 1i ing of the ducts or water t giving them strongth, by nd restoring these on bobh the color and easy f urine. It c: circumstances w njury to the sy 1t has a vers i and hlo taste contalning positive diuretic proper Before taking any Liver medi i toul matter and Gentlen: « . NOTICE- 0 Hears the sig \ ¥ & MARTIN ment Stamp. which permita KIDN. . I Other Persons everywhere. watic th ing ser Ith the KIDNEY 1ew esp ecially wil alsos Proprietary Ge dengicists, ¢ m wrn cer- nd ense) Put up in Quart size Botiles for Gener I and Family Use aid It not found at your Druggists or Grocers, we will se office to you LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprietors, Chicago, llls. Sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALERS evervwlere Wholesale agents in Omasa, STEELE, JOENSON & CO , «ill supply the anufaciug prices, WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CFOCRARHY 0 (HIS _OUNTARY, “Mti SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT YHx AV o < N a bottle prey o nearest oxjrese 22 = ™) & o g W-_ S v CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. B. | 18 THE GREAT CONNECTIN® LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE Wil ts main Hne runy from Chlewgo —» Couacil | Dining Cors for eating purpeses only. Uf!@‘3 Bluffs, passing through Joltet, Otta#a. La Salle, | great featn f cur Palace Cars s s SM' Roex L2l 'I'¥" - £ ), Bt Atl: } Magnificent Iron Bridges s Moines (the capital of lowa), Stuart, Atla ‘inanl:}mm A Ine. and transters are avolied At Cou ansas City, “‘:;fl;'tnnldnbvy":m -~ being made in Un X 5 ,;"IKIIN(‘XP‘\]. 2 =2, WhN}-‘.i,’lm Erl GREAT THROUGH LINE " Geneseo, Moline, , Daverport, 4. SALOON where you can enjoy yous “H Cr srinael ours of ihe day. Liberty. lowa City, Marengo, Brooklyn, Grin atail hou . e wed 2 0 nections THE THIS Oskaloosa, and Enoz- Ben- ington, Bonaparte, tonsport, Independent, Eldon, Cttumwa, Bddy vilia, Oskaloosa, Pells, Monroe, Des Moines Newton to Monroe; Des Moines (6 [ndianolsand Winterset; Atlanti:to Lew!s and Audubon; and Harlan. This is positiveiy the ony Raliroad, which owns, and operates line from Chicugo Into the State of Kansas. Through Express Trains, with Pull- xan Paince Carsattached,are run each way dail between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY, COUNCIL BLUPFS. LEAVENWORTH and ATCHI® ‘magnificentiy oq EM its road bed is simply 27 Jct. and its track islatd with steel rails. g What will please you most wiil be the pieasurs of enjoving your meals, waile passing orer the beautiful prairies of llinois and lowa, in vne of © ificent Dining Cars that accompany all h ’:HRE Express Trains. You get an entire mm.u.oo.’l"n s served in ny o Botel. forasventy-five cents. Ayporeciating the fact that a miajority of the S -7 er different par ople prefer separate apartiic Poirposes (and the immense enger business of this line warranting it picased to an~ sounce that this Company runs Pullman Palace Slecping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace PU 1 con? BLUFFS, KANSAS CITY, e w8 u‘..:.lin'-;c. kuown se 11 Ticket &gents in the b5 i, mation not obtul A KIMBALL, Geat the nited States & nable at your | FOLLOWS (¢ CARS ave ruii throu; MAN PALACE C. g Great ad Ca: bome As CHIcAGO, with al diveryino lnes 48 W () LW EC. R R Alt‘w‘tfllll\ ToN HEIGETS, with F. LA SALLE Jent. K. & wit e P D e A 2 : and & 2. & W. Rds. At Hix & (SLAYD with * Milwaukee & Ialand 3.ort Liue,” and Roek 1al'd & MD"I’T’L with the Davenport { M e PR K 2 A WEST LIBERTY, wita the ., C. R. & ws-q At GRINMELL, vith '1.‘31';“5[1”..;7‘0&1{‘ ith . . L . & Mo. AICMAHA, with Mo. R. K. R. 1 N COLUMBUB JONCTION, with B. ug\?}‘ FTTUMWA, with Central lows B S a ath Tor e & War * EOKT! 2 Lty v L . and 8t L., Keo. & N.-W. N NEno with 1 Py 0t R. Rds. ALKANSA® CITY. with o UDes $OF the and Soathwest. - L s i o LAY AW Hock Ialand Route,” are seie = JOHN. | FURNITURE, BEDDING, F£Ai ¢ERS WINDOW SHADIES And Everything Uperta.lmn' ing to the pholstery Trade, [ A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW ©000S AT THE ) LOWEST PIRICES. OELAs, SHIVERICNK 1208 and 1210 Farnham Street, tUenivii b and ap 34 mon th s TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH KIDNEY PAD | A Positive and Permanent Cure Guaranteed, Diabetes, Dropay. Bright's Disoase Kidneys, Incontinence and Retention of U 5e, Inflamation the Kidneys, Catarrh of the Fladder, Hizh Colored Urine, Pat in the Bick, slde or Lions, Nervous Weakness, and in fact a disorders of the Bladder and Urinary Organs, whether contract” ed by private diseases or otheawise. This Kreat remedy has beoo used with success for nearly ten years in #rance, -.zgmq ment wonderful curative effects. It curea by absorption: no causeons interna) medicines being reqnired. We bave hundreds of test;. monlals of cures by this Pad when all eise had faed- LADIES, if you are suffering from Pemale Weakness, Leucor: rhao, or disecses poculisr o females, or in fact any disesse, aak your drucgist for Prof. Guilmette's Franch Kidney Pad, and take no other. If he has not got it. send 2,00 and you wi receiva the Pad by returm mail. Address U, ¥, Bianch, FRENCH PAD (0., Toledo, Ohio. ) OF. CUILMETTE'S FRE Iy core Fever and Awve, bumb A e, A<.e Cak s of the Liver, Stomach The pad cnres by »baorption 18 he dcse o koep it, sond - | cetve it by ratnrm mal s permans nt « *RENCH %00 smata, New