Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1882, Page 3

eV SRR ’I‘IIE D\Il Y I‘%EI‘ ()\l \ll A 'I‘Ul SDAY AUGU ST 1, 1832 J.-.IEE FRIED&OO The Only Exclusive Wholesale Hardware ‘House IN TELE WERSYT. 1108 AND 1110 HARNEY STREET. OMAHA = = = - = _NEB S. CAULE'IEREILID e WHOLESALE e BOOK SELLER AND STAT N . IONE Wall Paper and Window Shades 1304 Farnham 8t. Omaha Neb. ROTEHE & JONES Wholesale Lumber No. 1408 Farnham Strest, (maha, Neb THE MOLINE STOVE Manufactured by MOLINE STOWVIE COMPB.ANW. They make a speclalty of COOK]‘IGlS’I‘OVLfi aud hl\}‘ this yesr pia uTxn the marke! 0 (of the MOST ECONOM CAND M ever o both Plain and extension top, and guarantee ail th '“m agents for the PIERCY & BRADFORD, awpany are, ~———DEALERS IN—— Furnaces, Fireplaces, Heaters MANTB LS, GRATES, RANGES, STOVES, HOUSE FURN 1211 FARNAM STREET. ISHING GOODS, Ete, OMAHA NEB >ERFECTION ROASTING AND BAKE:C, is only attaincd by using GHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges. WITH | WIRE GADZE OVER DOORS. For sale by MILTON ROGERS & SONS. OIVE AL A . jull-m&ely T BIRECTORY ur HOTELS, ARLINGTON, BARATOGA HOTEL, LEAING WESTERn PROFRILTORS J. G. MciNTIRE, J. 8. STELLINIUS AvE L TOWN Lincolin, Nebs Milford, Neb, MARSH HCUSE, E. MANS, BROWNSVILLE Neb COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN, Stromsburg Me HALL HOUSE, A, W. HALL Loulsville CITY HOTEL, CHENEY & OLARK, Blair, Nob, COMMERCIAL HOTE ., J. Q. MEAD, Neligh, Neb GRAND CENTRAL. MISSOURI PACIFIC HGTEL, COMMERCIAL HOUSE QREENWOOD HOUSE, OCOMMERCIAL HOUBE, ENO'S HOTEL, EXOHANGE HOTEL, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, MORGAN HOUSE, SUMMIT HOUSE, HOUSTON HOUSE, REYNOLDS HOUSE, WALKER HOUSE, £./8EYMOUR, P, L. THORP, A. C. CAARPER, W. MAYFIELD, €. STOREY. E. L. ENO, 0. B. HACKNEY, FRANK LOVELL, E. L. GRUBB, 3WAN & BECKER, GEO. CALPH, ©.M. REYNOLDS, D. H, WALKER, Nahraska Gity, Ner Weeping Water,lve Hardy, Net Qresnwood, Neb Clarinda, lows Eremant, Neb® Ashland, Net Atkinson, Neb. Gulde Rocd, Newb Craaton, la, Exlra, la Atlantic, la, Audubon, la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, 8. BURGESS, Neola, la, OITY HOTEL, DI A. WILLIAMS, Harlan, la, PARK HOUSE, MRS, M. E. OUMMINGS, Corning, Ia NEBRASKA HOTEL, J,’L. AVERY, Btanton, MBROHANTS HOTEL COMMERGCIAL HOTEL, PARKS HOTEL, OCOMMERG AL HOTEL, BAGNELL HOUSE, DSOMMERGCIAL HOUBE, JUDKINS HOUSE, BALL HOUSE, COMMERCIAL HOUBE WOODS HOUSE, DOUNLAS HOUSE, BEDFORD HOUBE J. T, GBEEN, ARLINGTON HOUSE, J. M. BLACK & EON, NORFOI.K JUNGTION HOUSE A, T. POTTER, WINSLOW HOUBE Q. McOARTY, AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES, OROZIER HOUSE C. R. CROZ'ER, Bldney, Neb, AVOCA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD, Avoca'la OCENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & 8HATTUCK, Red Oak J, W. BOULWARE, F. M. PARK, HENRY WILLS, OHAS. BAGNELL, WM. LUTTON, FRANK WILKINSON, H. H, PERRY, B, F. BTEARNS, JOHN ECKERT, J. 6. DUNHAM, Burlington Jurntion, » Blanchard, la. Shenandoah, la, Dayld City, Neb College Springs, In Villisca, Ia. Malvern, ls, Ida Grove, la Qdebolt, la . Osceoia, Neb, Clarks, Neb, Bedford la, Marysville Mo Norfolk Junction Neb 8eward, Neb, Aurcar New. FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER, Lewis a WHITNEY HOUSE E. HAYMAKER, Griswol DEPOT HOTEL, ©. L. CHAFMAN, Dunlap, la, LUSK HOUSE, J A LUBK Logan, la. DOW CITY HCUSE W. H. MORTON, Dow City, la. JAGGER HOUSE, GGRE& BON, Denison, la, AN OYSTER FACTORY. | Queer Work in One of the Towers of | the tulton Market. | New York Times In the upper story of the northeast wer of the new Fulton Market building there has been establi-hed, within a few days, the only oyster factory in the United States. These oysters are brought into being care fully nurtured and cared for, and there in tanks, looking as happy this warm weather as if they were not being | raised only to bo boiled and eaten Prof. Rice, who, in popular parlance, “has the oyster down fine,” is thore experimenting under the patro of Mr, G. Blackford. Mr, B wd predicts the ultimate ination of the oyster that intelligent animal can be propagated and reared artifically, and Lo hopes, he says, bringing them into the world scienufically, to be able to produce them in such large numbers and at so little cost that oyster stews will be sold for five cents. There is no trouble about propagating oysters ex tribe, unles ~this has often been don easy enough, It is the baby t make the ditliculty. The around in the tanks as lively as possible till they are five or six days old. Then they die. No- body has ever yet been able to propa gate oysters artificially and rear them to mature oysterhood, Nobody has even kept them alive for a month, ex cept by ecattering the spawn in un confined salt water, whichis so ncar the natural process that it can hardly bo called artificial. What Prof. R is trying to find out for Mr, B! ford is how the young oysters may be raised and kept alive and healthy “un til they are big enough to eat, When a Times reporter climbod the winding stairs leading to this tower yesterday he found Prof. Rice earn- estly watching the movements of a frlsky yourg oyster that was swim- ming about in its tank. The tank was very diminutive, buing nnwhiwg more or less than u deop of water. The oyster had not yet reached that ied condition in which he might be seen with the naked eye, but had to be looked at through a mivrn:.w;m With the machine arranged to magnify to about forty dimmcters the oyster looked ahout the size of a flea, ate toss *‘How large is he in reality?’ the reporter asked. “Ho is growing nicely,” Prof. Rice replied, “Heis only a day old, but he is already almost as large as the point of a needle. Ho was swim- wing round and round, huving a sort of go-as-you-please match by himself, and about him were swimming dozens of other monsters, so; of them of remarkeble sppearance. Al this within the liwited space of one drop of water. The younyg oyster was th leviathan of the . The other creatures were bardly a tenth of his Mr., ckford “Here is an _oyster has just brought up,” said the pro- fessor. A fine, healthy specimen of a male oystor, abont three years old, 1 should judzi—from that to five., They sometime: od eize in th first summe r existence, I the following sprivg they are hardly any larger, T will dissect this fellow t0 show you what an elaborate sort of animal an oyster is. Do you see his heart beat.” Sure enough, just behind that hard part we sometines call the eyo was the little rascal’s heart. It was a small grayish sack about the size of n large pea, and it was beating away furiously, about twenty pulsations a minute. This was a very slow pulse under the circumstances, considering that he had just been wrenched out of his shell and at that misute had the ors pokec Doint of a pair of his throat. “Here e his gilla,” the profeasor , vaiging with 2 tiny pair of the thin rows of fringe run- down ono 8 “Under this I r of tiny hairs, opens oll and the water s in, carrying in wich it the small hairs, bet eseape. uuht iv th ud cannot by u muscnlar mouth, Her mouth, and you sco it is large ¢ to swallow a good morsel of fooc The mouth was at the end of the soft pulpy phiz, and was large enongh wo awallow u fly, The professor then, with the point of his seiss rs, opened the oyster’s stomucn, 1 tho middle of the soft. part, thence traced the intestines, wl run the oysters en- tire length, turning back m their course and running along his inner side. s that his eye!” the reporter ask- ed, pointing to lhu large hard part. "uh, no; that is muscle,” said the professor, laughing. “That is the muscle with which he holds his two shells together. Tt is very powerful, consid its size. He'has no eyes, and blind, of course, He has ther, and can only hear in a ral way, or thoough seusation, at is, if you lay him on a board and strike ihie board a emart rap, he ev- idently knows it.” All this time the Professor was dis secting the oyster, laying bare his mouth, which 18 covered with fliws, and exposing the interior of his stom: ach, his intestincs and all of his mus- cles. The wretch’s little heart kept beating o hard, the reporter was in- clined to think he was suffering, and inquired whether he had any sensa- tion, “Very little, if any,” Prof. Rice re- plicd, slicing off another picce with the tiny shears, ‘I do not think that 21l fish has much mnunliuu ter this dissection his hes will continue to beat, perhaps tor twu or threo hours, 1 have hopes of he- ing able to raiss the young oysters, but am rather doubtful ebout it, We could multtply them very rapidily if we could unl) raiso them,” While he was talking the professor was skinning the oyster very much as a man skins 2 rabbit. The flimay skin ed off casily, 1 > edi- ooking tlesh, “People don’t stop to think when they are eating oystors that they are swallowing hearts, mw..u- etulna throats aud intestines, But they a A neat-looking bird, isn't he?” bl No Matter What Happons r..u may assured that you are safe in heing speedily cured by THoyAs' Fow T.1¢ O1L, in all cases of rheumatism, neu. ralgia, toothache, ete. Oune trial ouly is necessary to prove its efficacy, augl-dlw they may be scen swimming around | LIST OF Lflmns nining in Postoffice during the week July 20, 1882, ‘GENTUEMEN. n Allen 8 Allen J Anderson H I’ Ackley C T Arr ( lmkmu AH Orane E Durfee C I Dotsm C ln Huff J G Dolan T A rd Dotson J C DesT. Dillon P Ilu( AC Freeman W ¢ .«H| J Flynn W Forster J W Foster II (Chh-lm i Gitts A 1 Green W Gros 1 1.mnll» k Higgins B Hearley D C Hatton R llnlw\\ T.J Harris I 11 Hopwood J W Harpin J W Hangon Hotgking 1) llison C 1 Thangson 8 Tobimaynd H Johanseon G fan H Keonedy ) rebuty 13 & Co I\ul\rl H Jan-on € Joha m LY Jackson 1 Kearnes N Linborg A Luttle M F Linquest O McRinney G 1 Mc! arthy M Mackendon J J Martin G W i Lear G B Mo Mannus J Al Carty © MeVey Mhagl c'l'l Norton l} m F O'Neal J Osburn F £ OCunwC 2 Poh G Richardson J Rondall & Reed Kyan Bros Rogpe I lruul J Sa dstrom H P Smith S ¥ Sehlayter O St fiord I Swith R P Simons D Stewart R D Sloan A A T hamas J R W, Otridge R Petera 1 1 II(u\"l W Rubenstein I, tanton J N I hith H 1P non T Stillwell 13 Leidel M Spencer G 13 Smith 1 W Sob ! aner A Shephard § Thum M O Waddeil W Willner G It \\ audling G C L \wx.l Yellig J LADIES, Buchyte Mrs G Bunker N 1D Austin Miss H s Mrs Mrs S Murs U Bratt It anchard Mrs T Carey Mrs 1 Clark MrsJ H Mus M g gon Mrs A llumv Mrs J Hoyt Mra M Gray Mrs 1 Hoyleman Miss A H «stings Mrs M Hast Liss M Haseon L Jones Mrs A Ke na Mrs L Ling Mrs ) W rivon Mrs L Johnson Mrs C Jocum n Miss C m Miss L M Hnl‘urx.,' Miss S Quest Miss C Ledtield Miss L Shields Mrs M Southworth Mrs M Svansson Miss K Thomps m Mrs Tercott Niss L Tullis Mes F W Waluee Mrs J Watts Mrs Wells Mes I Williame Mes H H i1ALL, Postmaster. Martin Martin draJ W Peterson Miss C i vlor Mrs.) Whillock Mrs 1 J Woodward Miss ¥ Welch Mrs M Wylie Miss L THos. F. Horsford’s Acid Phorphate for Al- coholism Dr. . P. Gilmurtin, Detroit, Micl says: “T have found it vory satisfac- tory in ite effocts, notably in the pros- tration attendant upon ! Is the old Favorite and EEUEIN O X 4 10 I TINE — FOR CHICAGO, PEORIA, ST. LOUIS, MILWAUKEE. IBTRIIT, NTAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK,BOSTON, And all Poluts East \nd@outh-Eest, COMIRISES Solid 8mooth Steol Tracke le in UNION DEPOTS t has_n National Reputation a8 being the reat Through Oar Line, and I8 universalls conceded to by the FINEST EQUIPPED Rall road {n the world for all classcs of_travel. Try it andyou will find traveling & lnxury instesd of a discomfort, ’“lruulih Tickets via rhis Ce! eale at &l flices in the Wes All luforation alicut Rat Fare, Bleoptng Car Acocmio. 03, &e., will be cheerfully gl y applylntng to T.J. 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Bend for ciroular, 2-1m 3 THE JELM MOUNTAIN G-OLD Mining and Mleg Company Yorking gopitart - - - £50C,000 Al 850 . . - . - - - . - 00000y Value of Shares, = - 1= - 1826, STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON AS“ thA BLE Mines Located in BRAMRBL MINING DISTRICT OEEXCOEIRRE DR. . 1, TROMAS, Frectdent, Cummine Wyomlag, WM, E. TILTON, Vico-Promdint, Cammine, Womtng B. N, DAKWOOD, Secretary, Cumming, Wyom!ng, A, O, LUNN, Treasurcr, Onmmnins, {Wyomir TR S SV ENED Dr.J. L Thomias Louls Miller W. & Bramel. A G . Harwond, Francls Leavons, Dr J. O, Faloe, Lewls 7 Grlo Watkine, moRd bm KD W KENOALL Ayt \ " P = B 2 R\ 2 W L It tor S4l0 3T Ersk: B e 100 Amang EXCLUSIVE AGENT;FOR THIS STATE. The following advantages are claimed for this Pulley: S sTRONGER and more durable, owing To the alwence of shrinkage strains I'o the ine { num- ber of arn s » the fact that the rim is much stronge rim, It 18 BETTER BALANCED, I7 18 MUCH LIGHTER. T SAVES I LTING APER, The tl e in handing when whipped loose.— When shipped | 1 an third-class freight inste d of firat-class, and as the weirh® |~4 only one-ho 1t that of cust Pulleys the he i still further vadicel, WE GUARANTEE factorily any work from the lightest to the est, 112 80 48 inches diam: ter only, ace than 18-inch are provided with two sots arms withou i no danger of hreal are generally necept THEM to perform sa Sear Proeeys Pulieys of wi ext-a har 4 AW supply ench Pulley with two set-scrows witt ——ALSO- Foent for Patent Hot Polished “hafting OUR CLAIMS. N1 Hor POLISHED SHAFTING it ex'ra ohar . claim for our Pat What ]\\ any desired range. © ] ol of magnetic xids of i=on ohviate« any un- ey to rust or tarnish, wm e it at the sume time gives one of the bast jurnal or bearing surfuces ever discovered, 4th. That it will not warp or spring in key seating. Bth. That it is made of the very best of refined stock &4 For further particulars, price list and discounts, rend to E. M. MAXWELLS bo\mdry and Machine Shup Fromont, Neb, A combination of Pro- tomide of Iron, Peruvian Barkand Fluupllnfluln a form, The v&u oavationoriron not blacken th INIA,II(; characteristico) other iron preparation i o mvn' the results that Dic Dinoasos, Dyspopsia, and =T my praction of s Tiion LG thove oo, thin poorio e i matural healthful ton the digestive organs nervous systom, mak i€ applicabio (o (o eral | Debility, Lows of Apy tite, patration of Formers ard Impotence, MANUFACTURED BY THE DR, HARTER MEDICINE CO.. 213 N, MAIN §T,, ST. LOUIS. §310-000-4& v=ndkn rough frov SHORY LIRE, KANSBE (11 | e, :mza; ULy A P BN ¥ AL lffll B LHENGN TIR AT ST 8 30 wotis oy o to £1. LOUIB RILES 3 | | | | a0} | CUDUNCIL 10 4T, PAYL, MINNEALULIN DULITE ¢ Direct L. anond 1]]0 W ey, Owaks: Nob, 2 From (e A tralcs loave v wd all pot Dep Derota PO . 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