Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1882, Page 3

LEE FBIED&OO The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware House LT TEE CWouiEsue. 1108 AN D 110 HARNEY 8T RY~1™ EFR AN e O N —AND DRALER Wall Paper and Windov % 1304 Farnhara 8t. Omaha He.). ROTE & JONES Wholesals Lumber, No. 1408 Farnhom Street, Omaha, Neb. THE MO _.-.M\TI* ,.TOVE | Manufactured by MOLINE STOWE COMPOAOINR. They mako & spec oar placed in the markot one of the MOST ECO Hl‘l AND ll ST sAn-»r ACT l r T make both Plain and extension top, and guarantee all their goods o agents for the cor 0. PIERCY & BRADFORD, =———DEALERS [N—— : _ " Furnaces, Fireplaces, Heaters M A N T OE Y. i3, ; GRATES, RANGES STOVES, , HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Etc. y 411 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA NEB yAEoN S ROHD BEA J B. FRENCH & CO,, CARPETSIGROCERIES S, W. WYATT WHOLESALY AND RETAIL DEALER IN s 0 N IR S IR Lath, Shingles, 'I'Hl' l) ALY BI‘ SPOOPENDYKE. at wh . placo, also at what tempera y h-'.‘ The Code Fully Explatnod vegin to rise; the amount that | u Ko, surface, and the amount | My dear 1 Mz, Spoopondyke, les to the bot | bahy ¥ a quan at | f we ) ated with Tir ke | 1s k sts as in No, 7 ¥ feren | } s ' %h, Take several sa vyl ! Wh treated with lime—brin ) 4 L . | At | Take two sa | i 3 | trea ith lime; hoat very | \ vas | tloceulont form \ |v y t siling p t a he I pidly to th ra flc formation, and the o | tho boili iv ¢ and | N h n o 1 ugh-| 11 - samplo o with | hot him in | the neutral poin eat to | the way it [ boiling note the effect replied Mrs y. “T'm sure it was something about a slaughter- house and legs. Do you know how it happened!” 1 “Yes, T know how it happened, mocked Mr, Spoopenkyke, pe L e with Un'rv- A alwayi busi: pUEATEd WBout 1t Two gentlemen fought a duel, and one got shiot. That's ull there is in it.” ] knew there'd be some trouble as soon a8 T read about those strikes,’ confidentlg continued Mrs, dyke. ~OMAH AT THu I\\I)AY flocoulent congulation anl This gives an outline, and there will be given a few lectures in There will be used one arrangements for burning g that has been invented, which can be ured on sma'l or large works alike. The experiments with will be made in glass test tubes, 50 that the changes will be visible to the Anv further informat will be cheerfully given, on_addrossing a lot- ter to H. Cuirenrsoy, Laixcouy, Neb, State papor Don't Throw up-the & W hen suffertig humanity, the hotrors of dyap us and general dobilit voviferated Mr, Lo struck for m notion he struck “‘Did ho get queried DMs, he held his other,” dyke, n ball, or els front of each nacann g3 1 hey are fighting a llflu] hmn lxku a tailor or a Turk. think they fight with, forts Got some kind of a vague idu.| that they fight with line of battle ships Who said anything about cannon balls Pistols I tell yo! They fought wit pistols, and one of them hit the othe 1 that information around in you acre intelligence!’ Certainly,” faltered Mrs. ondyke. “But tell me, dear, why shonld one man shoot another for go- ing to the slavghter-house”” “Holy herring!” ejuculated Mr, “‘He went there to et It was agreed upon. The man hot him had reflecced on his r, and he went thero to satisfy Spoop- Spoopendyke. shot. And did it satisfly his honor to shoot him in the legs!” asked Mus. Spoopendyke. *‘That was as near as he could get to it. I tell you that when a man fights a duel he wipes out an insult, whether he gets shot in the legs or thc ear. It makes no difference.” “I should think it would,” mur- mured Mrs, Sgoopendyke. ‘‘It would to me. So his honor 18 all right now, is it?” ““Of course it is,” replied Spoopen- dyke, wiping his face. “Suppose you can reason on the subject with- out any furt.hcr information from me?” “T guess sn, * ruminated Mrs, Spoo- pendyke. “‘As I understand it, if a man’s honor is hurt all he's got to do is get shot in the legs, thongh I don’t see Why he didn’t shoot himself, un- less it was that he couldn’t rench round.” “Dhat's just the remon!” ruared Mr, Spoopendyke, ‘‘He shot at I self in the looking-glass all the m ing, and couldn’t make it work, so lm hired a man to do it for him! 1t took your shottower intellect to see into it! What you want now is a in one eye and some doc 4 to interfore to be a rovised | »n of the moasly code! If you ad somebody to ohalk ¢ on you and a equad of p with a ber ch warrant u'd be ular Bladensbury! 1'm going out to fight a du and get shot! Think you'd understand it then? If T had a bullet through both legs, would you ant any more information’e No, dear,” sighed Mrs, Spoopen- dyke, and as Ler husband tossed his shaving brush into the baby’s erib and slammed out the door, she began to think that a man shouldn't km'p his honor in his legs if they couldn’t take beiter care of it. When There's s Will There's a Way. Avyone wio hay the will to t y EcLeerric O 11, will surely finoz'he way to robust health, in cases of bronchial alfec- tione, sore throat, pains, ete.; and, as an internal remedy it is O-dlw Nebraska Sorghum Works, Ar: opportunity will be given' this fall to a number of persons to learn the process of sorghum syrup manu- facture; aleo the manufacture of sugar, The method proposed is viz: The above works will require fifteen men to run it. Arrangements have been made so that the owners of the sorg- hum works will hire those to do the labor who wish to study the business, The instruction will be given by one of the profeseors in the agricultural college. The above Works are located two miles northwest of Lincoln, adjoining the farm belonging to the u"ncullurul college, The works are to be run en- Lirely by steam, and will average 500 gallons of finished syrup per day. " | dom at the Great 1 inelined to throw up uselves to fate. ke DBurpack B remedy, Pric Fish propiaga rreat deal of interest lie country in y of arti [ Anu.\l propagation o 8. The quite_generally, 1ares nlu.mi), have passac 5 toen e results I ig im- knows, , lauda- uragd it, and very fav. aohed, Tho h, a8 over artiole « ha port is ar ble s the raising of ca dmirab A fow days ago o viding for an inci ) supply of the District of Co dered the construction of ‘over the Great Falls of th, The debato drew out a | Prof. Spence Raird, tl authority o1 tained somo poiats of spec! he water unbia, or- v fishway Potoma It was shown that in t only the Potomac, but oler rivors, the construction of dams has had a double tendency to destroy fih life, Prof, Baird is convinced t! ybatrue tions in the strcams, w not the only cause, have been a chici ciuse of the r ion in the nuul both uf those fickes, such as salmo: and sl which range through the an, .uwl at the spawning season, vp and down the larger rivers, and of tho exclusive- ly salt water fishes which fecd on the former class, “‘In the cnsc of the sal- mon, shad and herring (alewives),” he says, “tho effect was direct and imme- diate. The obstruction in some rivers havo entirely excluded these fish from their spawning grounds, rendering the waters barron in a few years; in others the reduction in tho _apawning areas has entailed a ding diminu- tion in the p ty of the river, and caused important and re. munerative fisheries to become eom- paratively valueless,” The effoct upon the supply of the occean fishes, whose food consists largely of thoso just spoka of, has been serious, though less notice. able. To some u\nm they can tnrn to other fishes for the preservation of their own but beyond doubt their numbers have been greatly ro- du y the diminution of their ordi- nary food supply. In different pari artificial hatc to time of the country been from vime Obviously,fas orted to. Prof. Baird points out, “the erection | 3 of fishways is a 1 important and indispo to the restora- tion of ticularly prior to the Referring par- ¢, he says that f the original 1ls it was possible s of fish to reach suitab'e spawning zround above the falls, access to which has been cut off by the dam. A partial compensation may be rendered 1y the construction of fishwaya over obitructive dams, and that is the least roturn which will satisty enlightend public apirit. Not a fow states © taken up this subject in the right way. An act of Margland, for instance, is a specimen of what may be justly required, and has been required in other states. There any person or corporation who builds a dam across a lishing stream is required to build a fish-way by means of which fish can casily make the pas- sage from the sea to their spawning grounds, This examplo of foresight ought to be followed by every state in which men have carelessly or willfully cut off any part of the supply of this desirable nutriment for many vari H(.rfl!’ord'x! Acid Phosphate. VALUABLE MEDICINE, Der. W. H, PARMELEE, Toledo, 0., says;: *“I have prescribed the ‘acid’ in a large varicty of diseases, and have been amply satisfied that it is a valuable addition to our list of medicinal agent: jaldd&wlw 1t Was Not & Pollywog, Troy Times. Not long ago medical men in Sand- lake and vicinity were profoundly in- terested in the casc of Mrs, Jacob Schnauffer of that village. She be- That some idea may be gained of what 1t Decnospd o be. damin i way of instruction, the fu]luwm;( list of experiments and work is given: 1st. Test the streugth of juice from several lots of cane with “Beaume's sacharometer, 2d. Test the same after deftecation, 4d. Weigh cane, and after being pressed, ascertain the per cent of Juice extracted. 4th, Ascertain the number of gal- lons of juice to make one of syrup from difforent lots of cane, 5th, Aecertain the weight of & gal- lon syrup finished to diffsrent degrees of density. Gth, Take two samples of sycup hot from tho evaporator; cool one quickly and the other very slowly, and note the difference in color and Havor, SAFH, DOORS, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS, 16th and Cuming Sts. OMAHA, NEB 7th. Heat to boiling point a quan- tity of juice that has not been treated with lime, and note the temperature lieved she had swallowed a snake while drinking, and that the animal was atill an inmate of her stomach, Her distress of mind was great. Sym- pathizing friends and physicians as- signed other causes for her illne Some thought she had lwnlluwud a pollywog, which had developed mto a frog; others that she had a movable tumor, and others that she was luuur- ing lrmu imprisoned gas. An opera- tion was suggested, aud the case be- came celebrated. Yesterday s 12- pound girl baby arrived at the Schnauffer domicile, aud the doctors dnd friends, as they congratulated the happy parents, said they knew what it was all the time. . We have the most positive aud convine- ing proof that THosis' EcLecrric O1L is s most effectual specific for bodily pain, In cases of rheumatism and .mur.fi; n h ives instsnt relief. W J U NE lM Iw‘ - 3 D. M. WELTY (Snocessor to D, T. Mount.) M Mcturer and Iy Saddles, Harne m,V\mm. 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