Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1883, Page 7

AN o THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAYMULY 12, 1883, —— — HARKNESS BRO'S., covoimm "wu s oo @ URNITUR B! in - the Vatician garden. 1 have moasured a s TH R TRICKS IN THE TRADE, rose fifteen centimeter The Private Character of the Pope N 8 in diameter Dry GOOds a'nd ca’rpet House- Two Horse Men Charged with Pute ”‘"’“I l‘,fll.» :\"ml\ ln».I I:-u:m«'m Mr. Balzani ways that thore are now C H E A P E S T A ting Up o Crook . about thirty wmen at work, but that it 1 Job, and Habits — The Beautifal would take o larger number to keep every A man named James S, Riddle elaims Gardens of (he Vadean, thing in onder, ol PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY that he was badly flecced yestorday in ~ ; part of thss garden is rescrved Mave the arces stock and choicest patterns of horse trade, ot o mule trade, Ho lind a| _Strangers, says @ Romo correspondent [for vegetables, Lattuce, artichokes, e | of the New Vork Sun, are debarred fron | Pragus and potatoes grown here supply span of mules which he valued at #220, |1 SO0 GO Ghe inon his walk, | the Pope's table and the tables of many and which he traded off for a team of | \y hour before the promenade the e Of his clerical and Iay employees residing : cARPETS horses which wore represented to him s | darmes in attendanco visit every corner |8 the \ gt ":v milel "'“‘““Vl“ il tako their nosts. No ono is then al- | them with mitk, Crows are a plaguc 3 sound. He noticed that ono of the | and take theiv post Srdinit T, |10 the oveliard i vegotable gasion lowed in the garden but Cardinal Led. | in achowski and Cardinal Jacobini, wlio | They nestle by the thousands in the erey and asking about it was assured that this [ 1ive in the Vatican, and some of the €0 of the old Leonine inclosure, and in waw nothing but he vesult of a littlo cold | popes Tousehold prelatos A talophione | the towors, roofi and cupola, - As DE E & STONE s Ever Brought to the City and at tho Horwe lad got a ahort tima ago. | Rt s S NRFIGHS d tho Val: | thoy go for 1k, ~Thoy wev wo inprudont After the trade was mado e had some |Gt B0 8 ReetEEEEE Gt e | that when in the morning the children ox doctors examine the animal, and was told Tnst place the order is sent to propare the f the Vatican imployes leave their | They always have the largest and best stock. that it was the glanders, and the horse was cofoc and milk on the window il the worse than worthless. He at once filed | W8Y for the pope LOWIER PRICES it oo |60 i b <t 4, NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ELEGANT PASSENGER one of whom is known as “‘shorty,” and v tlavor Y hour each who is quite « frequenter of the Blue [Simmer he sponds | with ELEVATOR TO THE DIFFERENT FLOORS. 1f ) barn: the other man being W, H. Payne, | Morning in the Garden |l|\”n Pigna, In A ) ) yon ho goes o Lout 6 Juctice Vaughn is to try to got at the the afternoon he It ut at THAN EVER OFFERED IN THIS VICINITY. TIrer THoth. : pclock unlews the “‘.m'.;:-‘ is unfuvurublo, problowm by makin n Sunday he receives the visit of s ) 2 a dewp incision in the SHDRT calf of his log, inserting the stone, and A Hemarkante THbuto, | ow confomsor, & Franciscan monk and a hhistig wewing np tho wound with silver throad ."N“H“h 1o, of Pittabing, P, wiits: | RENItent of St John, of Lateran, and | gaeal New Yorkers Making Skimmed | When the wound had - cicatviged sufi Rhest Tine . N g hive vsed DR WA, HALLS BAL, |does not visit the garden. Thix monk Milk Cheese, {ciontly to allow the removal of the wire, ...v the best of Do Not Fail to Call and Examine Stock Before Pu[thasmgl HARKNESS Hms \m FOR i 1.1 \l I 1y Yot with the | Dow resides in- Vatican, He heas con | Shafras began liis travels toward Russi, The relieving influ- | fessions in the Basilsea once a week Had he known on arvivi ame ix wonderful. The | Leo X111 ts for the garden in the that the diamond had ¥ horses was running at the noso a little, — 1S AT | o s of the torw Shors With the S i D, G eling pubs ik Time conimoda: Al of Which are fiien, I eeatest iy in America | | | \ Skim-milk cheese of o very wood quality | way be made as follows: — The milk s | ¢ at the frontier traced to the | 1 T ; ned to B0 degrees ; | 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS i and rack of the body, inciddental to o tiht | yfrormoon sented 30 sedan ehair, — The | paiet G EC G cit | Tew ish merchant, and from him to an M | i S e s e i T i et bt L R, b | (GEICAGO, [V (LWAUKEE vendafor Hall's Balsam instend of a physicinn, | the baleonies and the gallery of statues |0 S aam the coolos It would | ¢ ..in.. lhl“ n mun.ln\ "Bt ho t 1.\1\ 1l health ix spes ctsored by its e the entrance to the hrary. | o sroclvimed himself an Avmenianmerchant | and health ix speodily retsored by its use, the entrance to the B TTHIEY. | 5104 g AV UIbLS t6 Tob thie tiille stad, a | [ | § P .A. L A C E MUSIC HALII RBURT INVES T AT 648, | Do chair is carriod by, two Bourers. [T it gours rapidly in warm aivafter dotliouudiy Tl by g And St. Paul. ! | Pope’s pale faco and white figure, with | g S ERER TRSEE GEERTET RIS | rosted,and consigned on - suspicion > raised hand behind the glass contrasts | Strong emetics were administered, but no | best for 19 o curd o e 8 the | A Cosninkitos 5 BRlowTTte cpariiv | iuioh with tho et faned il red-elotlion | it for sutbiiig thio ourl aa it votaitie th | ison e tolighte: (Ho was atrippd heat of ¢ k and hastons the action of 0 wee What is i museular boys who surround the vehiele, | qrt) @F B IR S ERS e SO aked, plunged into a hot bath, and then | i » t Dsinesy i » dicamer M od from head to foot o bot. | Sorthwostand Far West, it naturally answers the | ualism. Two noble guards, the ajutanto dicamers, | ot at the bottow witha strainor over | 2Xamined from head to foot, with no bet. | SREEEAGL I VI (LBt Rove hetweon | or Pope's waiter, and a footman carrying “m success. Even a little tortme was e LS Pantand Minneapolis - the hole inside to let ont the whey. The B M Teiin the ved hat and clonk for use during the tomperature should not get over 80, and | frivd, but Shafras was tivm: and he was s ko W Wiiiona, | s womenade, or while resting on some of | ¢ ¥ Socrons | Dundlod uneeromoniously over the front " b FOp | ) M o late Henry Seybert, who e the | O o8 W OTHiE o woft cheese s desived 72 dogroes ) i ato B 1 The Largest and Most Reliahle House for now bell for Independence Hall, loft a | chairs.or 'j"‘l‘:"";j e \'.';r\«lu. T would b bottor.— When the milk hs | 108 B potty cah, howover being retain N THE WEST. largo number of bequests, amounting to been thoroughly stirred —and evenly | over half willion, for_public and char the Garden della Pigna. '-'“"" b salted and dried stomach ) allk btk Hiost. tho salted and dried - stownch of | (8IS frn offored er his. din. | Weber, Lindeman and Hardman Piancs. Wester, Eastern, Cottage, Burdette Organg, | Pennsylvania, with ‘the sxpressed wish | il i i o the Pincio, and o e | for | ovebse I at R0 or one hundred quarts of itk at B0 |, LY 2100,000, and though sh walism, in which he was a firm believer. | e iy aver Dam wid Oxhko + Wankesha and Ocon Milwankee, Madison and Prajrie Milwaukee, Owate Boloit, Janisyile Iin, Rockford and bub Nintdn, ook 1sland and Cadar Rapids. Coun umu.mum.m | I whed Orenburg, and here viots advan capital atherine the Great, was short of ready more | The — | some hime some i and yairiba ral Point K Taland, Dby avenport, Calniar, warmed through, the rennet s woll | Enbivaiiineay; niong whith was oo of , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. il s, g i war v of 20| "ol P 1 an unwoatied ealf i warm - wator mond for sale He demanded £200,000 that the university would respectfully \, y wies of all Catholie nations were ready | 1" b bl T S S g Qogrees, half an owtiow of rounot stecpod |g ) “40,000. dossinting (at. Four aores os the wallery or OF | ctirred into it This is made by steeping | {lectual philosuphy in the University of | Wit city. of Romo wasout to sce the H6i SERITE: e wreviously ; I M5 [for it, but the empress could not and thoroughly investigatomodern spirit- | {E LT crowdod mpuares of |1 AL RNIE S SE ARl Nt : Ll h) of erown land in addition to this FOR CASH OR ON TIME PAYME Two horses » attached to it. When wther is fine Leo XITI. walks up d botook himself to Amsterdam to have hig iamond cut. Here it was that the ) g . 0 . liman \h ' WL thie Finest Dining Cars in the | The university accopted the buquest, and | 161 irivoX R oous | twelve hours should he sufficient. ‘The SRreie i TS e ot GH J NM UEL I ER {eE 6 ‘(].l; 1B TG GLLEHAL bt atrium which givesaccess to the | 1t HRAR SEEC R N thirty i, | S, Shafras vefused. Cathering was MILW““KEE&“ pauL BHIBASY 14 168 the tstaL \ S hg feallery and to the garden the little cor- | |l SO the card brenks as the finger | Srently chagrined, and did not hide her | s cry i F0 passerniers by - conrte: COUNCIL BLUFF oW, | Wish of the testator. mmission his [ €00 falts, One of the noblo guards et % Jer | inoyance; bt she was 00 noble a char. | o o o i i [ boen appointed, of which the chaivman is | L5 T4 0 qoor of the sedun, and the | HArWI through it it s cut with &l o' vgort to the coercive monsures = | Dr. William Pepper, the provost of tho | ;b0 comes out. The door of the g | Miade; n pioce of thin, straight hoep ivon | G i,y wiy of Porsia would have adopt. | % ® MERULL A Vo H CARDENTER, COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. | ty. Lof - acanowl- | BRS¢ MR i S e ground to an o e ina handle | S G AT GrEh R EER s Rl | it e v 1 st D Aot ¢ ollowing are o i doparture lzed seientific attainments of w high or LI CR A wiakes a good cur . Mhe curd s | Aoy iotiatigihs Bt | oo CUARKY RO HEAFFORD, it el i WES Em [;[]”"EE wmkSl tged seicntific attaimmonts of whigh o igh u ight frane of brass, is in waiting, | D B0 G REE e SUECR g was allowed todopart. unmolosted, | o it Wat e Tane: AR the Un acific depot about t nutes carlier 1§ i loft for the whey r twenty e Professor ant. profe to separate. After twenty-five minutes, than below stated, and minutes later. rive at the lepot ahont ton e of \lu-nmm\ standi = X > h the hill. When tived, or when it is |.‘.r‘ i o Revana off and heated | f8mous Count Orloy first saw the jowel o s time | F 2 APEIA RGeS U sa NIy S ”:""L‘."" 4 "("".‘....'Ii"ul"'}l LAl ,|| TR T T [Ehauie dna i Ll e il )., LL. D., professor of anatos and | " fred with the hot whey to bring it up to v £ CT1CAGD, ROCK AP AXD. EAGII C. SPECHT, PROP. i :(f.‘ LC n“:\’\‘ ey s ey fetl. Thon o mounted | T Bt oL Bt el fon | W8 concluded ofhand, o Count Orlo | Atantic B Pacifle BT o042 [ per will 1ok after the phy gunrd o the caringe, wnd it '““‘nnu- hand to hoar comfortubly. The (B0%0r Iaggled, In oxchungo for gho Ex and Mail Exand Mail i 11 Donglas st. Ouahs, Neb. [ modical ihuees of tho problam, and will | Sy followed by ‘the twa noblo guards |1, s “covored o keop i tho | SHRONC TR Woutha 165 shrate, and is | Des Moine Des Moines ac 3 2 levote his mttention to attacking § |on hom One of the two noble| A N oura LIS S Ar WO \'»\luml £1,000,000) Count Orloy prom- | oo, dovote his sttention to attacking Spirit-1,,1q the Swiss remain at ¥ lised Shafras, on his veturmn to Russia, | ism from these st five or thirty minutes. The whey | is again drawn off and the| SANUFACTURER OF u; lpoints. Profess ors Leidy ad Koenig will contest the i:“'l"' B 5 ard until the promenade 300,000 down, an ammity of $2 Leo XIITL always walks| ™ kaatll the | hatent of nobility .+ |physical aspects so far as the i curd broken up finely with the hand: | * D y ! Galvamizea Iron Cornices’ |!'" 1 v weather, He s grcnt walker | i g bt swhoy et Phe count kept his word; Shafras the | Atiantic i ‘ll gl il i the Re 2y liis shioiiltéra Jiko & Yorkahire. | Lion tho Nobiwlivy ia rotutnod; tho wholo |, oyt ¥ bocaine Tasarev. thiogontiamm, | stivved again and brought up to the for at onee more. The enrd should e | Mailand_Ex sor Thompson will view the subje Accom (Nat) purely intellectual and metaphys "l standpoint. There is now on h Y .nmL. sle for the prosecution af the investi | gation the sum of £1,000. No form: meeting of the commission has as y DR. WHITTIER eyt ior st aniorg (Arboner Winiows, Fioi Specht’s patent, Me aTjumtad dtehee BhE and the goneral man. In his youth he was a greathunter Many a valley in the Appennines has reverberated at the track of his rifle, |} He fivst enters the Via della Zite Road of the Girl, so named from a foun tain of excellent wa called the Zit This spot was frequented by Pius | cashied his bills at tho imporial trosur i and hen to provent it adhor. |0 drow 82,000 & year for the rest of his R e e B usual with annuitants, wis | and the curd left until it is hard oo [ pofoncad e, Snelag bl to squeak when bitten by the teeth, A [ 1€ LB LI AT < 1o | sin co of the diamond hy m ail and EX. . 6:43 . n UNION PACIFIC. SOLID SHOT ACAINST 'BLOOD . 150\, mornbore Horo holvina Sont tortais Qiywall, | ko iron rod, s n. atove pokue, ad | i fos o ouaas tn St Petersburg, Rl R e | 2 tho investigution. - Nomombor thereof i | ursounded by mumicrous prelites, who | sttt thin ok il ol oubhod | iheroionth i Ehicty. yoais by 1478 1wt it : TIBLAE T S "|617 St, Charles St,, St. Louis, Mo, | “sled modern Spiritunlism.” so that it 1s Sere freuently the su o8 strings whon drawn frop it, the |Mnde im ton timey a millionaire, and | IR De o s ., Ot. , Mo, | :alled modern Spivitualism,” so tha 5 3 i i noond t il and Fx e 8 | doubtful whether they will be able o ar [ curd i cooked enough. The whey ix the the nt day his descendants, Cagon Bl { alk [ numboring hundreda, are all immenscly f oo Bal 1 Bal. 11100 b, rive at those conclusions which would 2 | drained offad - the eard coolod and | DR Rgists i (risen 4 LY gra it b ot ) ound, which'{gokcon wp fine, Salb is mixed with it ab | Fichs Loris Molikov, former miniater ot | ¥ ALV Foriony Ch a. . | Frin Siou, ;’u-li 0 . Professor Keonig snit woids, Lo XTI, 1 Bt | o rate of an ounce for 20 pounda of | he interior, and Delianov, at prosent mi ot the e sinee ] Mol e Nohiare o ity papers show anil | owever, T can answer for it will e apy 1'4“1: he ot ;{ nnp“f‘l'“: P <t ik, or the salt may be udd led aftorwards [ Bir of _I’";}":‘\I‘_:'“{I T = Speitie | baioye e / ; A For . Bail 70 b e | From SE. Bai 5 _ proached cautionsly. Conclusions_will | \ifphiye i out with fowersandtrimmied [y yubbing it on the cheeso. — The Ll 5 | R et A CIHICAGO, MILWAURKE AND ST, PAUL it by madl orexpress overy- |04 g jumped The work has been | Vo 2 |is evenly mixed and put into the TIIED TIH1 HOTSPRSGRTWG VU i winour st o et frrtentionan et T 4 O | 1t ovenly and properly divided, The | o, Lh first iton gate leads o the orange | piy iy " wooden ring of the size the i e i by all and o ‘. m { most, evenly roperly ided, ® | or pineapple hot ho e A ", ereurial Rheawatism niade ] Ay e DA s Dby, Mo and Physica) | phivical and the ool of | o7 Dineapple hot house and o he Galera | The ring is lined with CHAPTER 1 AL A : . othee afections of ‘Thront, | {he peoblom will roced Garden. This is so called from a browze | 4o \chieh is folded down over the curd, | wonderful and mysteriouseurative power ! CUICAGO, MILWAUREE AND T, PACT, T, Skin_ affortions, 011 and Ulcers, Ty Lam prepared to deny the truth of spir- | Gt W8 one of ' the w | ressed for fwelve hours, 1t s then taken | tons that that no disease or il health can ) A x5 . | M A B D8 e, | s 0 M, Wt P Special b | ituglism s it s now popularly’ under- | nagpey M P e WOt | out carofuly, wrapped i fraah cloth, | pouibly exitor sot it power, and ot | .l.,.'\ e e il i e 5 . | Athutic Ex. 10410 A, | tention to bruin. BURGICAL | yy0,3 " 1t i my belief that all of the so- | 0kd- 2 f OF B purmed and’again put in press for twenty- | it is Gy 3 1 OUNCIL LUK AXD OMATA STRENT RAILN Y. CASES reccive special attention. |-..;.«l it ara ’“““ltl:;w' “nlm.: :‘ | galley l““ ‘amfnln.».;f }«.mx.‘ fl;« ! B Ttis then taken from the [ Harmless for the most frail wouan, | hc usinom CHAS, BERG 1 eave Counell Bluts. 'l lia. from huprudecs " e stion T Bavobiovor seoniRIndd e o5 ((u Iml:u -n‘u ”; |::[x.;|, 'III:' m:ml_\ hoop, left to dry foran hour and then | weakest invalid or ~Iumll.-«1 child “ I O ‘ 3 . u. 1. : b3 tha wholo |/ os o ULt e i “ | other tricks were played. The Pope se oot s “Pa | i o 2 ; MARRIAGE, Ly form any ‘[J histrick . l'm‘ from the | 4o goes that way. He gencrally entors | ::“‘l",'lll‘”“’d"”'ll e EI[I‘I“ [ S Almost dead or nearly dying’ | aokim be, vt sto any (\h:‘m::( Mo wil i on ) alf ) ; ; GIOXIOE, it | Bublishod dow L ~"'_'1\"'|{ the macehia or the park by the third iron | 11 %SGR N TGC :' yisi e by | Cury; totide Potaswitm bl ral s tantes ‘ encontepuances and eire, Sl for she} | 1OWD 28 4 o est o ‘o the left as soon as you ente B 2 80 M of Bright's andothe I SWIFT SPECLFC (O, ‘ PO o s iy | the lot. Rogarding the wmody of ous con-| £'3 g shwio of tho geotta of Tourdon |Fauired for Homeaude whwose, © 1 | copypninta, L onaunp: ) ! X ;ufilmu 1;- imvestigation, it is b as At 6|y Bott e b -\:x‘T I\n;\;’vl“. rfdeniadlic ivaidopfund | el Vol [ o Wt te k, hdch wib GRATEFUL—COMFURTING. joane 1.1:;.“!“:‘)‘:: “'i"']'l"llln"m!t.]““[" ’l’"““' 6 S (e Ty (e (ot ool oty b e il b | s WomenTas | corres| enc s wife of u man i ming bafore | OGP eHL NN YA (LA s om agony of il ALYOUSNGHS | . y ) vin ot e Shorra. Nounele o, ltup s kopt comstantly busning “boforo | L LS o it i warm and | From agony of newralgis, wervowion | pp FELIX LE BRUN'S . tains, Tho women doclares that hop|ti¢ Limaculate Concoption, A rustic|uysoon us it is drained from the whoy. | WaKefuhieasand various diseases peculiur | /] / I possesses the power of | b et i there, and visitors (o the gar- |, gurd s dipped into - the ooy, ||.. [ yanian. BREAKXKEAST. S iz cEallE a5 toutia' T and |Loh BT IERTS R meRtEE Ol oo ie) BEWARE O COUNTERREITS, | subtormncin e el op s after ‘reciting a short prayer before the £y i T wrancan e ‘ ater | 11k sanotuney | Mot thii onoe M ELs, | COVEx is then:put on, )\f or the eurd |...\l‘ i e R AND excellent appetiziog tonic of without the aid of what is known as a firry Ty i atood u fuw minutes, th 0 from serofula! | Wor,ow tsed over the ¢ liness s beén seen kneeling before the 3 : i [ 5 are his nerves little shr Fry | i a thorough knowledge of the uatural laws tion and nutri- f the fine proper- g s provided ou iy ored e exquisiie i s i hble i Dty livining v So peculiur rine. PREVENTIVE AND CURE A o that whenover s above d ail titutud that wi he walks al t place up along the Walls of cither the water or the metal, no matter : at what a depth it be hidden, e is soized 1 hagin piienioad tads with a violent trombling. I shall sugecst o el e to the commission that they bring this : uan o Philadclphia, 30 Gt the truth o Shporhinity ok littlerivo,it o fenises, * | his wife's statements may be verified, | i A with roses, mulberry trees, and fine aloes, I WUFPERHANH ‘Sile Bgenl. 15 it shall be found that ho is ws sho has | il bt e and ining | Horsen reversing it several times aftor short in- | g, 1y Dlood poisoning. | torvals, the curd soom bocomes fivm | digestion, and in e s (o be taken from the hooy If | Nature ix heir to ¢ not, salted beforc, it is now rubbed and | Have boonenred by Hor b pukigtied b which can b o 1) o\ nehghiorooot | FOR EITHER SEX, | the knosn world ally bl up until stroni ncy to discase. Hindreds of subtle mal tack wherever there is a weak point. many & fatal shaft by keopin with pure bl may eseape oursclves well fortified Iy novrished frame,"— UrcHE OF GP AR} Tox thi ke artigle, munufictured by DX. . BIKGERT & SONS, |z Not Only For Man. P Thinromedy boing injeted dire ater ormilk. Sold in n, tuefmen, stablemen all use tins only (31 and 11) b Emeervas BrFTcRe eor to J. W, Hax described, then to my mind two results, kIS G LRI b B ! 1"Broadway, Y. h | the walls. On going . oy 145 St Jacohs o ailni Homapat | i ome scientitic, the other practical, may be | fio was) Pecugn eI Onthel i patin. UL, attained. In the first placo, if this man’s :i;‘:h:;.“w favdite nerves are so delicate as to cnable him to |0 same was abundant, Moo than VAPOR COOK STOVE ! locute s and hiddon waters, tho | |ivds were caught in one day. The road problen of the effoct of terrstrinl tiug- |12 o Mo (s a1 e Sd netism upon the human ne § ”,.,..,I,,I,,m of carringes going g b |1t then remains to invent wmuchinery 0| yully'of Rome could easily soe the pont lgage this effect, so that the exuct om e Loidon Truith, | Gpia it st fical party whilc on that side of the gayden | Irom U Loudon tr Cor hill, wh e hunt is made, Last yeuwr | PORY OF 'A FAMOUS DIAMOND, 00 ? “FOR TABLE USE. The Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, WIITTEN GUARAN Jwsued by al) authorized agents, Fqm B, onihe 1) e 0 e nosita el the. sut: | were: it not that Leo XTTI. T raived tho | [Tho following dotils of th orign of| Dr.Felix LeBrun & Co ] This is the practical result of the investi | P*yebtt Mg faingus, [owel MOIY SCAINE SR il ' Solo ugenty for ¢ T o | 5o o burclagon netiion o £ oi | pbrial naoptie of furnished 1501 PROFBINEONS sty N Youk i, When it bo proven - that. (his | of o il e Holy Futhr R residence in 0. K. G DIgiin, o Adent, or Omabay 3 Of the nusuifontations of ho. torroairial | The UEDSE part of the gudon hus boon h? s a8 it 3 1 * | lately transformed into a fine vineyard. | chant who br | mugnotin i thin shape, why iy 1ok | i Vinos havo heon planted weoording | = ollow e b SRE [l hat thero sy be I, witves 80 1, 1o Fronch aystom. | Tnstoud of flow |ed_tl o B et Health is Wealth. e {ork or barren exotic plants, Leo XTIL | Tridbinapoli, and abstructed by REACKNOWLENGED TO BE THE BEST Y ALY, influences of the more_ subtile agencies! il | et parrod (4 ' WHOHAVE PUT THEM T0 A PRACTICAL, As for the scientific value of wiy western ‘ brat. DAL M- asaad aenogde, who oscapee wikh 1k 1 o TENT. (ADAPTED 10 | subject, | bholieve that if it is true that The UTARe o1e giowing | Pomiu Heix f;:‘l“"fl""f d Lrqnionia | | et vine and oil made | town teying to dispose or & o itk o thae e oo wet of nerves iy b thus sbtile and | g e rops of the Vatican garden are [ate s, bt only. meeting distest and| Hlard and Soft 00&1 g hect o | oxquusite. _[Uis in his favorito vineyard wupicion. - At lowgth whon e nows of 7| Dty Lo 3oty follows that | that Loo XTH likes to walk, Protocted | the thoft had —spread over India and COKE OR WOOD i Over 100,000 Now in Use ! it o i etiom ™ ety | by the huge walls, —fine graveled walks | reached Persia, foaring wrest ho acoopt / k [ deeato tn othor directions. - The Bext{jiye hoon Lid ot for him and Tined | ed the offer of - Hebrew morchant und IR New Patent Hull Oven. LRl et T st e iR ooy Lron chairs await there | surrendered the diamond for £10,000. | | : 5§ Y iy tion of the so-called | The venerable represcntative of the vine- | Meantine the shah was infor not only 8 Jeats [\ru'-l :‘mI n,l;m Tre Nuants & [ Fatent remosale ne tuterehaneatic det ontie, | favor tho exumination of the so-called | o el northiern winds aro shnt | of the robbery, bt ale that the thicf| BUCK STOVE CO. Koo T foveels, Lnod) | e Suusiae wio thows, stavus aro | Al i A AN ol AL S ::‘ a ,,,!,‘]An .)|,;.[u with .|um‘[vh v\l|«]ml|~ulh-l offered the ]4.,,.4. ," e <.n\ I”‘l salo, SAINT LOUIN r igrie 0. s price Hut and catalogue X sl o CF AN G | bable, This is simaller than the Ching ¢ his highness gave orders to i 3 s o . olve ina year,” cottuge ui.m‘ ot of D |I in first s man, ¢ K\I‘,. ul.\.. ‘lml to iva P|e|-c 1 & Bradlord. Nattar of ¢ Mar i d cured by Semaritan JAN S5 e I R completely aban- | naturally hecame alaned for the safety D AGENST FOR OMANA v et .....:,“. hor | - ! doned, | vntion is domin 1 of his n ition, oll as that of to i i . Nout by uwll prepald an re i) Nnond’s Smaritean Neevine | by Messes, Nannutelli, brickmakor his Iy ully sold the stene to an ,UBH,PN”hHwN Mowt | 1 | y o B e 3 Sk R Iy cured o of epileptio fits,” | The park built by Gregory XVI. in|a Arueninn nierchant umned Shafras | CKARNAS CIy Sors | Ui O Dt e, With sach e syl by ua { { | Matlinon PR [neglocted, and so-ave the aagniticent | for #60,000, The magnificence of Cath ; ; e { . fountains and lakes mado by Paul V. and |arine the Great and her comt was a Dy ) e i Hak { Pius VI here is no money, and the |word in Armenia and Persin, and Sha ] i | Ot | Poter's pence are getting less every day. | fras know quite well thatif he eould g 3 [ 1t would be a great act of charity if some | to 8t Petershurg with his dimmond o thin aly OUh A Do, T B thy Catholic millionaire would invest | would he able to dispose of it at a hand I { o fow thousand dollars in draining and |some prefit. The greatest difficulty was o i OwAn Bre bl e ahs u | restoring to its native state of beauty the | to secrete the stone so thoroughly “about P 0 airion we will ey ihre o i o | s ot sz will b When | garden of the august prisoner of the Ttal- | Lis porson that in case of his arrest it Lt a1 1) docus d e e county ol Dutelas b ot 1 Throat i 1onge, try o s, | &0 revelution. hould not bo discovered. Tt was t aie LAY yob kosle o ‘ ' MARNTON MIMEDY (0. 160 8 County 4 . | The waters passing through this garden | large for hin to swadlow, 50 he solved the |y v, V.w oo Even iy l l | | '