Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 9, 1884, Page 5

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Dorciester, Hass oo ! !“ :y.'ufluuniun' Hp mature rs ote. 2Ltk an AR o dociny Arocauad by cxcoteos, or ) A Beantiful Thought, The woeary s1n was orawling Down the West's capacions throat, The evenine dew was falling, Liko a promissory note, Vhile from the thou chambered ansions of tho burning Woest Crimson splendors swept and clambered Up the heaven's throbbing breast. Littla Pator J. McGui Leaned aguinst the dow bars, And watehed the foaming fire, As 1t loaped among the s Then he nal What ls that \nmlu ““Angels, dear,” his mothor said Ho looked up in childish wonder; “‘Are the ange! 1 Mis, Henry Ward Bee and will prok March. hor s in poor hoalth bly go South before the 1st of nd hymnals are ¢ skin, with Tho newost y bound in browr the monogram in ve Lont this yoar is to ba very striotly kept by mocioty girls, as it is the only season of tho year whon thoy can rest from social duties, Dr. Gallandet, of 88, Ann's ¢l York, preaches frequently to ¢ understands their silent Jang ow mutes, He ad takes groat care to mako his meaning clear, Ho is groatly baloved by a large nuwmber of these people. The Rev. Dr. Stark, of Poultney, Vt. of tho oldest preachers in the Methodist scopal church. His sovouty-fifth birthday was recently celebrated. 1) i vigorous health, and pres Ho was licensed to preach in 1830, and j a Methodist conferonce in tho following year, For sixteen years ho wes a presiding elder. Tho Vanderbilt family attond S5, Bartholo- mow's Ipiscopal church on Fifth avonue, New York, Mr. Cornelivs and W, K. balong to the vestry and are both regular attendants with their familios, They occupy pews in the centre aisle, about half Leila Van derbilt, now Mrs, Sewarc , was married in the church a fow years ago, and her little son was recently baptized in it. The Hon. Hamilton Fish and family attend church at Old St. Mark’s in Second “ayenue, New York. His family have been members of the church for many gonerations past and pews in it aro owned by the family for life. Mrs, Hamiltou Tish, Jr., who also attends servico thero, always appears in very quict toilets, either of black silk or some dark, rich shade. W] Cardinal Manning is cathedral at London which will cost millions, and the Duke of Norfolk, the Marxuis of Bute, and other millionaire’ Reman_Catholics continue te contribute to new churches mouu- ments and endowments, the famous Oratory at Brompton, where the greatest of living Roman Catholics, Cardinal Newman, residos is in an unfinishod state and presents o barn- like appearance. The Protestant communities in England and Wales outside of the established church Baptist, Congregationalists, the various members of the Methodist Friends and the English Presbyterians —have au aggregate of 8,990 ministers in that di of the country. 00 places of wership, with- out allowing for defective returns; and a total of 1,500,000 members, which are estimated to reprosent 4,500,000 persons out of a total population of 23,007,286 in England sud Wales. On May 21 of the present year it will be 500 years since John Wycliff, the first of the great English roformers, and his doctrines were condemned by the synod of divines as- sembled at Grayfriars Priory, London, Ar- rangements are being made in London for the proper celebration of the occasion, and the presumption is that the day will be honored more or less all over the Protestant world. iff was born near Richmond, Y orkshire, the exact date is not known. He was the true father of the reformat It is stated by Tho Moniteur Universelle that the Marquess Tseng is a Chinese ex- Jesuit. He was, it appears, educated by the Jesnits at_Kian Niam and admitted to their order. Afterward, however, he obtained his secnlarization and 'returned to the world, It is added that he was, indeed, born a Roman Catholic, and that when he left the Jesuit society he did not abjure his faith. The Moniteur, however, is compeiled to add that although he received the tonsure and the les- ser orders he does not affect to hold any rali- gious belief whatever, Of the rumor that General Sheiidan is a Roman Catholic, The Catholic Euquiror says: “Our Protestant friends do not want Catholics in the army now in times of peace. At an earlier day, when war spread its dark shadow over the land, they wete not £o particular and not afew of those who aro now objecting to Catholic influence were only too happy to pay Catholics to do that which they lacked the courage to do_fight for their country. The ignorant Catholics went to the front and fought for its institutions, which our separated brethren claim onr church desires to over- throw. The cultured Protestants stayed at home and kept grocery stores and made money,” building o e et A Prophecy. Soon tho long haired vernal poct, With his manuscript in hand, Wil ascend the iron stairway To the journalistic land, With a smileso calm and saintly * For the editor he'll asl, Aud request with hesitation Apersual of his task, Then tho editor with trembling Hands the manscript unties, *Tis on Spring!” A look of horror Quicidly starts into his eyca. iblical quotation, aises from his eeat, And e that long haired poot He alights with both his feet, ~[Bosion Post. e EDUCATIONAL, S Six ladies have graduated with honor from the London College of Chemistry and propose setting up as druggists, Mrs. Julia R, Anagnos, eldest davghter of Mrs, Julia W ard Howe, has established a new hhlluwphu.nl club at her parlors in South oston. In a Philadelphia echool for young ladies it was found that of a class of forty-eight girls one could make bread, one kuew how to fry oysters,aad throo kuew how to broil beefsteak; forty-eight could embroider and forty ssven could dunce. Murs, Quincy Shaw, of Boston, spends 850, 000 annually out of her private fucome in sup- port of thirty kiudergartens and twenty nur- series, which she has established in those parts of the city where the roughest and most squal- lid features reign, In addition to this she spends £200,000 & year in other charities, Prof. T, 8. Parvin, of Towa City, one of tht oldest of Towa educators as well as one of the best informed men in the historical details of Towa educational work, in an informal talk with a Des Moines lleg_lnur reporter, on the 28th inst., gave the following reminiscences: The pro!au or was the first president of this society, in the year 1857, and again in 1808, He has a record in Iowa school work rannin back to 1843, when as a member of a school board he hm{pml in building the first brick school housein Towa, He says it is a mistake that the first school in Towa was taught in Davenport in 1838, and that a lady, who is wtill liviog in 1)...,"{“";. taught a school in that l'h"” in 1936 or 1837, He also says that Mr. !, B. Stewart, now an esteemed citizen of Des Mcines, Went to school in Burlington lu 1836, and ho quotes Col, Parrott, of Keo- knk, who was u soldier at Fort Madison in 1533, as suying that a school was taught there in that yeuar. The professor is now 66 years old, but he retains much of his old time vigor and all of his life-long and inseparable genial- ity and good fellowship, e Architectural Monstrosities. Philade/phia lecord Now York state is spending nearly $20,- 000,000 on & capitol which has no cloak room in it big enough to hold the coatsand hats of itssenators, and the room for the court of appeals which the judges dis- like. Great Dritain has spent $20,000,- 000 on the new foreign and colonial of- fices, whose rooms have no ventilation except by the windows, which are too heavy to open and shut. About half this sum has been spent on the new London Inw courts, in which the air isso bad that no judge sits long without fnllin,( ill, the jury room so inclement that jurors sicken | in it, and a clook-tower built with no place loft for weights. In Washington £16,0000,000 has been spent to put our legislative chambers on a wind-swopt koll, but ina building so eased and con- structed that no man breaths fresh air on the floor, e TNorsford’s Acid Phosphat.e Admirable Results in Fever, Dr. J, Ryan, St. Louis, Mo. says; “ invariably proscribo it in fovers; also in convalescenses from wasting and de- bilating diseases, with admirable results. 1 also find it a tonic to an enfecbled con dition of the genital organs.” — The Btout Liady in the Car, Translat d from the Fronch of Louis Loroy Tighteon, ns protty as a preture, with a dowry of 300,000 francs,” eaid Paul To- long to his friend Georges Hervioux, ‘‘Mlle. Clementine Perrache will suit you likea glovejmade to measure. 1 know du., are thinking of marrying her off. S tho word and I will present you,” “‘Where!—How?” “At the Opera Comique. I will givo them a box; you shall know which one, and from the orchestra you can study at your easo tho plan, the cut and the style of the young lady. If she does not real- izo your iden, you can remain in the background and there will be no harm done.” “‘Consider the matter settled.” “At tho theater, after tho first entr’- acte, we will meet in the foyer.” “But this presontation may scom am- biguous to Mlle. Perrache’s relatives!” 0; wo can play tho comedy with They are looking everywhera for asuitor. 1 have oven promised to furn- ish themone. You shall be the man.” Things being thus arranged, Georgos resolutely awaited the summons. Two woeks passed and ho received no word. Wishing toknow how the afiair atood, he took a street car of the south- ern line to go to the house of Lelong,who resided upon the heights of the Arc ae I'Etoile. Tt was raining fiorcoly that morning Twice in succession the young man, seated in the interior of the car, had given his place to ladies stauding on the platform; then somo of tho passengers having got out in front of the Church of Invalides, ho was ablo to seat himself anew near the door. This time 1 will not budge,” said he to himeelf. “I am damp and chilled; enough of sacrifices to politeness!” At the station of the Ecole Militaire, a stout lady hastily got on the car and strove to push into the interior, *‘No crowding on the plarform!cried the con- ductor to her. She cast covetous looks upon the occupied seats, and particularly upon that of Georges, who was the only one of his sex 1 the midst of fifteen wo- men, The young man stiffned himself. “No, no,” thought ho. “I will stay where I am! 1'd rather give up riding in the cars if, whenever its rainy and cnld‘l must always remain outside, If she were a protty woman now 1'd gain a word of thanks or a smile, along with a cold in the head, but with this lump of fat the gamo isn’t worth the candle. You needn’t 1ook at me with a supplicating air;I don’t caro whother yow're warm or not!” Gradually the stout lady’s looks ceased to bo imploring; they grew dark and con- temptuous; she muttered broken sentenc- es between her teeth. “The politeness of tho day! The re- spect due to age and sex! They leave a weak woman exposed to all the inclemen- cy of the weather, and make themselves comfortable without deigning to take pity on her sufterings! It's shameful, it’s dis- gusting! Ah! we live in o villainous epoch!” Inritated by these attacks that could not have been more directly aimed at him, Georges said: *I have already given up my seattwice, madame; your insinuations, therefore, have no effect upon me!” “Not to do one’s duty to the end,” an- swered the stout lady, “is exactly as if one had done nothing at all!” ““The persons I have obliged are not of that opinion.” “Will you permit those you leave out in the rain to differ from them?” “‘Certainly; differ as much as you want to.” “Thank you! At—at—atchi! Some people would let others stranglo to death without offering them a glass of water!” orges had the bascness to reply, with asmile: “At least I have the consolation of knowing that where you are you have no lack of wate: #The executioner is mocking his vict- im!” ¢ Enough, madame, enough!” ““At—at! If I die, mousieur, I shall owe my death o you! At—atchi!” ““This is growing monotonous!” “Striko me, if you dare! You won't have much trouble to finish me— you have begun too well for that! At! —at!—" The stout lady’s sneezing was lost in the noise made by closing the door. Georges thus cut short this agreeable con- versation. But through the glass the an- gry woman’s eyes did not cease to riddle him with ficr{ glances until the last sta- tion was reached. As he made his way to Lelong's resi- dence Georges was still laughing at the exasperation of his stout enemy. There he learned that the conferences would soon result in the desired interview; he would see and be seen. In short, the following week ho was summoned to at- tend a representation of “La Dame Blanche,” The letter gave him the num- ber of the box, together with a minute description of Mlle. Clementine Perrach’s toilet. When sheappeared he loveled his opera glass and saw that his friend, far fro having exaggerated the young lady's besuty, had rather underrated it. Blonde slender-waisted, bust wmoderately deve- loped, pearly toeth graceful smile,. An elderly lady, her mother, without doubt, {)lnwd beside her on the front row of the hox, frequently looked in the direction of the orchestra, The haste with which Georges came to mect Lelong, on his entrance into the foyer, proved to the latter that the fish had nibbled at the delicious bait, ‘*She is charming, exquisite, divine?" ‘“Then you want me to present you!” “Immediately! Come, come!” The elderly hdy and the young girl re- ceived the young man with smiling po- liteness. He vaguely comprehended that the first impression was favorable to him, His conversation met with equal success, Mile. Clementine turned frequontly, the better to hear and see him, During the chat the elderly lady in- formed him that she was the young girl's aunt, 3 *“Is madame, your mother, ill?” asked Georges of Clementine, them. atrocious cold! The heat of the theater having brought onafit of conghing, 40 P8 0, sho went out for a little fresh air. I‘-In sho will retura before the ourtain | rizes, Having ceased to cough, Madame Per- tache, knowing whom she would find in the box, entered with & smilo upon her lips. But it did not remain there long, for at the sight of Georges her eyes in- stantly shot forth two sinster flashes, The mother of her whom he felt so much dis- posed to love was 1o other than tho stout lady of the streot car, “My oxcellont friond, Monsiour Georges Hervieux,” said Lelong as he presented him to Madame Perracho. ““Oh, I am acquainted with monaieur!” roplied sho in a hissing voice, I had the pleasure of meeting and having a long talk with him in a public convey ance! You remember it, do you not{" said sho to Georges. 1 |u~nrly got my death from that conversation!” The young man did not know what to do or ray; the rest glanced at each other without in the least comprehending Madame Perrache’s bitterness, Then the latter added with growing rage “‘You loit me outside the door the other It's now my turn to put you out- side it! Go, monsieur!” Georges bowed and quitted the box with Lelong, S0 you were the hero of that stupid adventure, woro you!” asked the latter. ““‘You wore the monster of the streot car, eh?” ST was, alas! “Mamma Perrache is a fury!” “So I seo. How unfortunato! daughter charmed me." *‘And the marriage!” “Ias gone to the dogs!” “0'h, no! Itis merely delayed.” “What! Do you beliove it still possi- ble?” *“I beliove it certain! She has avenged hersolf, and is even with you, Besides, 1 know her; sho has more to say to you yet, and to make you tasto the rest she must have you for her son-in-law!" Her e — ‘Wei De Moyer, 1t is now undisputed that Wel Do Mey- er's Ontarrh Cure is the troatment il absolutnly_cure O frosh or *Very _officacious, Saml, Gould, Weoping Water, Neb.” One hox cured me, Mys. Mary Kenyon, Bismark, Dakota.” *1¢ restored ma to the pulpit, Rev. Geo. I, Reis, justly be maintained in favor of the man- ufacturer. It is labor that is to be pro tected, and not mxnlal. It is indeed more important to develope the natural resources of the country in production and manufauture of such articles as wool, iron and coal, than to protoot hmh.-x forms of production where cheap labor i indispensable.” o Baby's Warning. 1f eroupy patns kill Lec In that ) A For mothors earn withous delay, CASTORIA cures by nigit and s ea— ah Logistature, Saur Laxk, Februsry 8,--The Utah ture, composed = exclusively of amist Mormons, has been in ses- sion fo r weeks and passod two unimpor- tant bills. Being clected under the Bd- munds law, tho Utah commissioners an ticipated that tho legislaturo would en- act laws in accord with the government, but it is now conceded the monagamist logislators are as subservient to the church as polygamists, and hound to do the bidding of the leaders. Governor Ramsey and Judge Carlton, the only mombers of the government commission horo, aro observing the situation. They ill reccommond a legislative commission 1 place of the present logislature: 'he U e — Trouble Anticipated, Vaxcouvver, W. T., Fobruary 8. — Chief Moses, in accordance with an agroemont made with the secretary of the interior has moved his poople on the Coleville runormnuu, and taken the up- land. It is belioved thero will be trouble if congresa rofuses to confirm tho agree- ment. C — Dissolving a k N S, Louis,February 8.-——Wm. C.Dines, member of the firm of Hill, Nall & O« manufacturers of staves, heading, ete., applied to the cirenit court yesterday for dissolution of partnership, and appoint- ment of a receiver. The court this morn. ing appointdd Archer N. Craig, receiver, with a bond of §100,000. e —— The Canadian Pacific, Coblovillo N. X", *Ouc box radically oured . H. Taylor, 140 Noblo street, ;A pecfoct cure after 0 yeurs J. D, McDonald, 710 Broadway, N. Thousands of testimonials i from all farts of the world. Doli ered, $1,00. Dr. Wei Do Meyor's Iliustra- It‘ll Preavise,” wish statements by the cured ik wiled froe, 1, B, Dowey & Co, 182 Falton street, N, Y, tues. flmr&flnt m&e-3m s U L OlL ON FI1 A Scene on Long Island. Tsuaxp Orty, L. L., February 8, his aftornoon a large distillato tank lt the Standard Oil Works, foot of Tenth street, exploded with terrific force. The explosion was followed by a burst of flame which soon enveloped the tank. In quick succession there were seven other explosions ef naptha, tar and distilled oil becoming massesof flame in & minute afterwards. Eight tanks in ail, each containing frem 1,600 to 3,000 barrels of fluid, wero destroyed. The fire was got under control at 6:30 this morning. Besides the tanks and oil, a large store- house, having a frontage of 200 feet on East river, containing 1,600 barrels of oil, 2,000 empty barrels, also about 700 feet of wharf, with sev- eral small buildings, were burned. The flames from tank No. 6, which first ex- ploded, communicating the flames to the warehouse, twenty feet distant, vessels loading at the wharf wero towed away or cut adrift. Several firemen were se- verely burned. The total loss, as near as can bo ascertained, is $73,000; partial insurance. The shock of the explunlun was felt several miles away, many win- dows being broken in houses two miles distant. On Blackwell's island a great many windows were broken. The works will be rebuilt. o — Closing up the Mills. Prrrssurg, February 8. — Judgment was entered and executions aggregating $84,000 issue dihis afternoon against A. C. & C. H. Kloman, lessees under the recover of the Manchester Iron & Steel Mills. The ereditors include the Cleve- land Iron and Mining Co., Wampun Iron & Sterritt, Spang Steel and Irony Co, and a number of others, —— Sherman on Protection. CrLevELAND, O., February 8.—Senator Sherman has written a letter to Tho fron 'lmdo Review upon the movement originating hiere and culmlnn!mg in the organization in_ New York of an associa- tion of capitalists to securo reciprocity with Uanada in the matter of the reduc- tion of duty on coal and iron ore. He writes: *“The subject of the treaty of re- ciprocity with ~ Canada in ‘respect to coal and iron ore has not been' brought to my attention, but my first view is entirely against such treaty. 'We have plenty of coal and iron ore in this country now protected with a comparatively low rate of duty, and I seo no reason for disturbing it. Indeed the whole protective system is now in more danger from its fygiends than its en- emies. The manufacturing interests are beginning to regard coal, iron ore, pig iron, wool and other articles of domestic prud\lclmn as raw articles, not to be pro- tected by duty, If this new doctrine should get a foothold it would destroy the whole protective policy of the govern mnt, The rule of protection must extend to all labor alike, to the labor of the farmer on producing wool, to the labor of the miner in digging coal nnd if it is de- nied to the farmer and miner it cannot £ Grentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant, lmmun }lnlr must uso KATHATRON, deiaut, chea n]; articlo always w freely and fast, keeps it m falling out, arrests and cures gray- pess, removes dan and i ehing, mnkol the Hair §r0ng, g Ifi; it a eurling t ndenc nnpoz‘eeplng liga in ny tion, u- !fnl herlthy Halr is iy et \y uaing Hu the sure thairon. “‘She has just been so, monsieur; an ! | (RS R ROND Co., (limited), Wheeler Iron Co., Hillard | © Orrawa, February 8.—It is under- stood that the governmenthas received an offer from a syndicate of Now York capi- B 5 e TELEGRAPH NOTES, Three thousand shipbuilders at Belfast, Tre 1and, have struck, The fce enrnival at Montreal night with & grand ball, The statuo of Cioneral Robert F ko unveiled in New Orloans on the 22d, Wholasalo_arrests of persons moroly sis- pocted of socialism are being made in Kussia, The London Timos this morning energeti- gully” attacks the government's Egyptian pol- A movement is on foot in Chicago to havea grand operatio festival during the season of 1885, closed last T.eo will The president hs friating £100,000 for ndinns, prroved tho bill appro. ho benefit of destitute T'ho livensos of 1,100 New York city liquor doalors woro revoked yesterday for violation of tho oxcise law The Northorn Pacific denies the roport that its trains aro dolayed by snow. All trains aro running on time, Two dolegates sent to Pokin from Paris have roturned quite undoceived in rogard to the intentions of China. Tho Fronch cruiser Inforno, has been or- dorod to assist in { o defonso of Suakim in caso of an attack by rebels, A Russian military tribunal has sentenced Qol. Prioroff, commiseiarat officer, and & man named Aurobach, & transport contractor, to Siberia for fraud. Tho London Daily Nows statos that the re- port that and and Franco are negotiat- ing for a joint ocoupation of Egypt is totally without foundation. Mr. Donahae, & New York assemblyman, has boon arrosted at Montrenl, where ho was attending _tho camival. Ho was idontified with the Fenian raid ints Canada in 1866, Dopredations in_ the oyster hods in Chesa- poake v boen rouawed, A steamor and sloop armed with rifles and revolvers have boon orderod to procoed against the thieves. Vory olaborato proparations are making in Chicago for the military ball noxt Thursday night Health permitting, it {s expected that Gon, Shorman will attond, Pressuro is being mado upon Goneral cheridan and Secretary Lincoln to attenc Tho Pritish syndicate's ropresontative, who came to Tocas for tha purposo of investing a million pounds sterling, has returmed to Fu. rope, and owing to tho failuro of the legisla. ture to take wction rerarding fence cutting, will rocommend - that the syndicate make no investment, . —et— All \|rtuu grow from & compassionate love of mankind.—[Buddhist Scripture, Tho path of duty is near, yot men seek HOW AND WHEN TO VSE Burdock Blood Bitters. lF YOUR APPETITE is poor—if your digestion feoblo—i your sleep Is broken, and you are dee bilatated and despondent, try tsurdock Blood Bitters You will be delighted with the result. 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Y. “3hip another_dozen of your Malt Extract Hoff's, a8 before. Ts hag done my wile great good, and s tho only thing she can take with an ablo effect. 1ts st inig powers are wonderful. G. OLDNEI ' Augusta. “April, 188; Bewaro of counterfeits, ~To be genuine it must be put up in above style ottle, and bear on bol the name of ates and British Provin. cos of North America, 278 'Greenwich 8t. New York. THE GENUINE. Price, $4.0L0 Per bozen, CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. m’l‘lrknh only 85, Shares in Promrflnn‘ it afar off. Go homoand soek it and you will not lack ~teachers.— [Mencius, Chi- talists to take the Canadian Pacific rail- way and comploto it without further gov- ernment aid. Thoy also agreed to give up the monopoly privilego and pay duty upon their material. (‘nlln[»«‘ of' a Railroad, Sr. Louts, Fobruary 8.—Judge Treat, of the United Statos court, appointed receiver of the St. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk railroad. A bond ‘as furnished for £100,000, John T Blair of Blairstown, N. J., going nocurity. —— Big Bust, Sr. Pavr, Minn,, February 8,—Pit- kington & Co., proprietors of the St. Paul agricultural warehouse, made an assignment yestorday. Liabilitios, $75,- 000; assets estimated fully, $85,000. C———— Newspaper at Auction. Curcaco, February 8.—Tho Daily Nows’ Joliet (IlL) special says: Tho Joliet Daily News was closed by the sher- ifl this morning to eutisfy tho claims of creditors, Liabilities, $0,000; assets, §2,600. A Water Press, Barrivoxre, February 8,—The Illinois Press association leaves to-night for Washington, where they will remain until it 18 safe to leave for home, e ““I the curl paper editor int” askod o golden haired maidon pausing timidly on tho thresh- hold of the sanctum. *Tho what?” “The editor who cuta tho papers and makes tho Joction_ of poetry?® 'L am ho.” “Will you bo kind enouh €0 toll me when ‘Botsy and 1 Aro Out,” was written?” “T don't remember the exact date, but it was just after a big jail dulivery. " “Ob" and”tho lovely viston vezie ishod. Ifi}fir/nm@ ————) 8§ A SPRING MEDICINE, Blood Purifier, Diuret- ic and Aperlont, no othee so-called blood puri- flor or su and is for a moment to be mpared with the Cuticura Regalvent. It combines ur great properties i1 one medfcl .lrlllunz oneo upon thodissciive organs, bloot, d bow- Por those who wake With BI'Kk Hdiehe, For- suo, mnmm.w,'n spepsia, Torpldity of the i fi h Cofored Urine, In 3 Imnbul conditions requir sperient and diuretlo, notl b, 1t s tary olifio cause of il i o clear tho skin ot Dis mors, Itehi ‘ortures, Humiliating Eruptions and Loathsomeo Boros caused DLy if, te purlfy and beautify tho skin mnl restores the halr so that race of di “uticura Resolvent, the 'mm.mnllflv nese. Maintain a love of harmony, that through the family tho common speech shall be, “Let us help on another. [Sacred Edict, Chinese, Never allow yourselt to do wrong be- cause it seems trifling, nor neglect doing agood naction because it seoms to be small.—[Chinese Maxim. All thinking beings have been made one for the other; they owe patience one toward another. The good man remem- bers that every rational being is his kins- man, —|Marcus Aurelius. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES, TRADE MARX Tix Gurat Exa-TRADE 'r.ARK usn Roxioy. An unfailing oure for i’\ Woalk PG\ noss, Spormato c4 hoa, Tmpoten and all Diseas that follow n'xl uence of Self. Abuse; an love of Memory, Univor: = I)RE TAKING.uIlmItudu. ain ATTER Tllflfl. in the Back, Dimnoss of Vision, Premature Old Age and neany other diseascs that load to Insanity or Con- sumption and & Promaturo Grave. BrWARR of adverti ants to refund money, when drugzsts trom whow tho medicine is bought do not refund, but refor you to the manufacturers, and the roquirements ars guch that they are seldom, if aver, scmplied with, Heo their written guaranteo. A triul of one singlo packagoe of Gra; pecitic will convinee the most skeptical of Its veal ite. 'On socoun} of countezlettors, wo havo adopted the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine, e Full particulars fu our pamphlet, which -wede- 416 10 et {70 By mall b0 orery” one.. £4-THe Spo- Siflo Medic no 18 sold by ail drugglsts ab $1 per peoke ago, or six packages for 85, cr will bo sent. frse by wall on tha roceipt of the by td droseing THE ORA 0., tullalo, N. Y. Sold in Omaba by C. F. 1, Jv 10m&e QREAT ENCLISH REMEDY. Cureg pmvsicat's [ ebllty OF MANLY VIGOR, s;unnmm haa, ete., whei i ottier re aranseed large xfmmn. tow 26, OAL l“fllmx, Plu]\llewii. '"! 0 vo Street, & Louls, No, "huvolold Blr Astloy Onny Vital Nestoistive Every customor speaks highly of it. J ornantatinglyondore 1t a9 remody of trio mort. _Omabia For.1 1843, e 'ffi"fo‘fi'{y ] &n NNINGS i IMPROVED SCFT ELASTIC SECTION Biood Buriior, dluretic and_aperient, wnid Cutl. cura and Cuticura Soap, the great Skin Cures and Beautifiers, are infallible. "1 Had Salt Rheum In th most_ aggravated form for cight years. No of treat s ent, medicine or dootors did mo an nent good. * My frionds in Malden know how When I began th "ien my limbs were 80 raw not bear mf' welght on thes ing and bleocivg, and was oblige o utioura Romedies five w m..\.wl, and permanently cured. MES. 8. A, BIROWN, Maldon, Mass, Any citizen of Malden, Mass, References: Copper Colored. I have beon afflicted with troublesome skin dis. 108t complotely the upper part of ppor-col o ns sauriog Intoierable ltoning ahd the most e tonse suffering. 1 have used blood purifiers, pills and other advertisod remedios, bub experionced no roliof until 1 procured the Cuticura Remedios,whioh, Withough carelessly and irreulacly, cured me, allay ing that terrible itching, aud rstoring my skin to its natural color, 1 am willing to make ai_affidayit to the truth of this statement. Soid by sl druggists, Prico: Cuticurs, S0cts; Renolvent. 81; Boap, 26 ot Porrek Dive AND Cuas: 1AL G0, Haeston, Nass. Sond for “How o Curn Skin Disosses.” B ABY ‘or wrmotiia aud DBlrth Humors and f8kin micmisnes, use Guticura 3 deliciously pertumed Skin Bosutifier, sud UMPH Exg MEDRTA v:TLsp%'&rlcs THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES OF IIQRBBD.LATTJ Fbfl]‘l"]’[" DOGS, HOGS, ) TWEN] YEARS Hi £ ny Ml'lllll" 109 Fulton ‘Btrect, New Y(n'L NERV[]IJS DEBILITY Vital E m.mm mm bor ol ¢ :n.um,u...,. i ucwmuy wud provipily Beon fn use %) .r-, ~15 the most siceos fl"""" ody kuows, B l'v . m- o i, "’6:'3&«53 135 'x'lfpi ; ‘h;:n;.a‘.,,‘.mm..., et ‘physloians, aco g Foutuic A s o RELH Manufact l:um-., AR afa prrm Nt N JOHN H ¥ LEHMANN. James Modioal Instituto Chartered by theStateof Illi- nois for tnuxpm-pu P of giving immediate relietin all chroni ary and pris vate discas jonorrhee: GleetandSyphilis in all their complicated forms, also all discascs of the Skin d Elood promptly relieved and permanetlycured by reme- ) dies,testedin a FortyXears { Special Practice, Seminal Weaknees, Night Leetes by Dreams, Pimples on the Face,Lost Manhood, muum,,mmu Ahere {810 experimenting, gpropriats remedy st once uscd in each case. Eooanitations, pat onal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Med- {clnes ‘sont by Ml and Express. No marks on package to indicate contents or uénder, Addre A POSIT box No. 1 willare Aoy snaela f0us day 2°will Gure the most ODsLInALe case 10 Waatter of how long standing. Allan’s Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauseoun doses o 2ubebs, copabla, or ol of san- .ain o' produce’ dyepopsla by daatrori f tho stomach. ' Price §1.50 Sold by 5, or mailed on_recelpt of price For futher pasticulars send for c'reular. i D:’S::hw: mu?fl.n cm. DH.HORHE’S ELEGTHIG IIEI.T .I 000 Would Not Buy It A lctod with lhl‘lllnll , and To any ong ‘with oall v, way Horuis Kleotrio Balk Ay orlo dan confer w th e by Writing oF ¢ caliog ot 1ny iory, 1430 Douglas strect. Qmahy Neb. o Opposite postottice, room 4 & ‘or rale at ¥. Goodman's {Drug store, 1110 Faroam 8t., Olunh 3 fifod € 0 D. MAIN OFFICE oer bloek, Lonisiana §tate lfilen Com mv “Wa do eredy certify that cangements for all the Hontkly Drawings of the Lowisiana State Lot add in person, manage and control themaelves, and that the same_are conducted, honesly, fairness, ana n good faith toward all par, e and 1o authorize M:'cmnpflny 0 use this cors ificnto, weith fao-similes signatures attacked, in its advertisements.” 0¥ BION 128 Incorporated in 1888 for 95 yoara by tho leglalature for educational and charitable purposos—with » cap: ital of $1,000,000—t0 which a resorvo tund of over #550,000 has sinco boen added. By an overwhelming populer vote ite franchise yoa made s part ol the ‘present state oonskitulion sdopted Dacember 2d, The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the people of oy State. 1t hover scales or postpones. Its grand single number drawings talke place monthly. A splendid opportunity to wina Fortune, Second Grand Drawing Class B, at New Or- loans, Tuesday, February 12, 1884 —-165th Monthly drawing, CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000. 100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each, Frag: tions, in Fifths in proportion, LIST OF PRIZES, l".fl 10 m APPROXIMATION PRIZKS. 9 Approximation prizos of §760. 9 do do 500, 9 do do 350, 1067 1067 Prizes, amountlng to. A lloation for rates to clubs should be lllldo m abthe office of tho Company lu New Orlesus. ol and ‘For furthor information write clearly giv address. Make P. 0. Monoy Ordors p 24d: dotored Lottors to 706 TOREW ORLEANS NATION Postal Notes aud ordinaty lm prosa (all sums of §6 aud upwards expenso) to orM, A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans, La. LOVISIERA STATE LOTTERY (9, B. Frank Moore, 27 L1 Salle Straet, Chicago., New Manager of Chicago Office. ’I\:whm ply for l:r‘uml.lun lnd 165th lhr v uesday Feb.12. First Capita Prize $75.000. Tickets. $5; sold o Fitthy a6 §1 oach. Soe fuil schame Anve DR, HENDERSON, | mendit e st 005 WyndottoBt! S prsctiongwel Bana ndo CANERS OEY, . S?:n ¢ Authorized by the state $0 Area, =1 % Chronlo, Nervousand Private discases. with w8 cent stamps. ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Gra.ha.m Paper Co., 217 and 219 North Main 8t., 8t. Louls, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IPAPERS,{Wi#ie XNVELOPES,JCARD BOARD AND ROOK, NEWS, £&Cash oald for B age of all 8. H, ATWOOD Plattumonth - - - Nob BRMADKR OF THOROUGHBRED AND HEREFORD AND JERSEY WTI.E DUFRENE & MENDELSOHA, |ARCHITECTS & REMOVED w e AL S SRR Mall or Exe XProas at ous o00f Bevenih St., Wasbington, . C. PRINTER'S STOCK