Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1885, Page 7

HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, jrect Line for Engiand, France and Germany. Tha sieamships of this well known line are bulll ot tron, In water ight compartments, and ar. n o 4] abln6 Steerago G. B RICHARD & CO., Gen- eral Pass. Agent, 61 brondway, New York and Washington and L Lelle streets, Chicago or_Penry Pundt Mark Haneon, F. E. Moores, Harry Ducl in Omahs; Gronewlg & Schooneger, in Councll Blufls GENTS WANTED LIVE To work Lifo and Accldent Tnsurance for & strong Now York company, in every town in Nebraska and Towa. Good commission to workers. Address E. 0. WILCOX & CO. eneral Ag ents Knsas DREXEL & MAUL, (SUCUESSORS 10 JOHK @. JACOES) UNDERTAKERS | A\ the 0ld stand 1417 Farnam 83, _ Crders by bele rogh, soticited and promptl atbended 10, Telenhone o [ .AFIKE LINE OF Plilos Dtz T OAPITAL PRIZE, 75,000, Tickets Only £, Shares in Proportion Louisiana State Lottery Company *‘We do hereby cortify that we superviss the ar rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annua Dravings of the Lewisiana State Luttery Company and in person manage and control the Dravwings themselves, and_that the same are conducted 10\th honesty, fairness and in_good faith toward all par- ties, and we authorize the company to use this cer. tiicate, with fac-similes of our signatures aitached in its advertisement OOMMISSIONERS, Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the loglalature for sduoational and charitaple purposss-—with. & capltal of §1,000,000—to which a reserve fand of over 650 000 has since been added, r vobe Its franchise By A overwhelming poj was made & part of the sent state constitation sdopted December 24. A. 1870, Tho only Iottery over voted on and endorsed by the poopla of any state, 18 nover soalos or postpones. o frand single’ number drawiogs ke place monthly, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A FORTONR nd Drawing, Ol 4 G, in the Academy New Orlean’ T'ueeday, July 14th 1885, 1824 Monthly Deawing. CAPITAL PRIZE $75,000 100,000 Ticketa at Five Dollars Each, Frac- tions, in Fifths in Proportion. "' CAPITAL PRI 1 do do 75,000 12,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 20,000 25,000 25,000 1 do do 2 PRIZES OF. 5 do Prizos of §760 do £00 do 9 Approximation 0 do 9 do 1667 Prizos, amounting to k Fxchange In ordinary letter, Currenoy by Express (all sums of § and upwards ab our ex pense) addrossod, M. A. DAUPHIN Or M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orlean 007 Seventh 8t., Washington D. C. La Mako P. 0. Money Orders pagablo and addrese Reglstored Lottara to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK Now Orleans La H. S. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Breedor of thoronghbrod and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc and Jersey Red Swine, "GONSUMPTION, ody for o abovo disoare: by ita o’ tlio worst kind and of fong s fwith DEWEY &STONE'S ©One of he Best'and Largest Stocks in the United State: To NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. elect From: ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR DUFFY'S PURE (MLATT WHISKEY. IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. Pneumonia, Consumption, ENTIRELY FREE FROM FUSEL OIL. THE DAILY BREE---SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1885, COUNCIL BLUFtS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. HIGH LOW. What The Bee Gathered Abont the License Question In Wisconsin, — How the Badgers aro Buarrowiug Toward Prohibition, The Council Bluffs Bex man recently had the pleasure of a whirl through Wis- consin. and aside from the joy of greet- ing old frlends, and the annoyance of dodging old wash bills, gleaned some facts which will prove specially Inter- esting to the BEr readerr. 1t was apparent by even a hurrled con- cact with residents of various parts of the state, that Johnnle Barleycorn was bo- Ing talked about & good deal, but hardly creatlng as much of a sensation as In Towa. “mow wiGH 18 por 7" The Badgers are a peculiar race, and to one who has been In a communit, where high licence means $1,000 and low license means 300 to $500, thetr peculiar ldeas of what to play for “high” and what to play for ““low” are very amusing. Wisconsin has for years been drifting along under the supposition that while in neighboring states the llcences had been from $500 up to total prohibitlon, high licence—that is, preity bigh license —meant §75 dollars & year. Eyen this amount tcoms to have been consld- ered so great a eacrifice for the the payment of so extraordinary sum per annum, tho groatest liberty must bo al- 0 lowed thom for keeping open nights, and their back doora at least, open on Sun- days. With the exception of an ccea sional epasm of reform, thera seems to havs been a free-for-all in most wlsconsin citier, 80 long as the license of $75 a year was piid, In Milwaukee last year this was the extent of the license there, and there have been 1,000 saloons running there, Ina olty having a 150,000 pop- ulation, The mystery of the cheapness and pleantiness of the fcaming boer in that city is thussolved, Brief stops along the line of the North- western road, ranning through the ceutor of this rich and populous state chowed that the smaller citles had been taking it cqually easy. At Janesville, with a pop- ulation of 12,000 people, fiity saloons have been running at §75 a year. The aversge arrests of drunkenness aro about 350 a year, or about onea day. In Fond du Lac there are fifty-five to sixty - loons, with a population of 13,000 peo- ple. In Oshkosh with a population of about 18,000, thereare 102 saloons. In Appleton there are about fifty saloon the population is about 12,000, In al theee cittes the license has been only §75 ayesr. Belolt with Its population of about 6,000 has boen charglng the ex- traordinary high licenze for Wisconsin of §500 a year and has been msintalning ten saloons. “PLAYING HIGH,” The last leglelature, however, enacted 8 new law, snd 1t causes a smile among $1,000 lcense advocates, to lesrn that the concentrated idea of Badger states— manship announces $200 as ‘“high lcense” for cltles. Under the new law thoee cltles where $75 has been the rate ¥ | linings, aro pow compelled to fix 1t at least at $200, and 1t provides also that on the ap- plication of twelve property owners the councll of any city may call an election in September of any year, and the peo- ple shall then declde whether the license be reised from $200 to $350, or to $500. In caeo these s not a majorlty in favor of $500, the votes castifor 8500 are to be counted In favor of the $350, and I£ this does not make a majority in favor of §350, the license must remain at $200. HOW THE NEW LAW TAKES. This so-called high license law has stlrred up no little oppoeitlon. The howl in some places ls almost as great as it would be in Councll Bluffs to raise the license to $1,000. Even Millwaukee doubts whether it can stand a $200 that at present will call out a strong opposition. Of the other citios visited by the BEE misslonary, Appleton alone seems to have NOT BE DECEIVED.—Many Druggists and Grocers who do not have Dufly’s Pure | any strong element in favor of rasing the t Whiskoy in stock, attempt to palm off on customers, whiskey of theirown bottling, which | license to $500. ing of an inferior grade and adulterated, pays them a larger profit. 'ASK FOR DUFFY’S PURE MALT WHISKEY, AND TAKE NO OTHER |the sentiment there scems stronger in SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUGGISTS AND CROCERS.” Jend us your address and we will mail book containing valuablo information. Sample Quart Boteles | Ly no means as vigorous as in lowa. sent to y address in the United States (East of the Rocky Mountains), securely packed in plain ase, Ewpress charges prepaid on recoipt of S35, or Six Bottles sent for BB . UFFY MALT WHISKEY CO0., Baltimore, M., U. S. A/ Selin Avets, Outa, 1. % CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. WHEN SOLICITED TO INSURE IN OTHER COMPANIES, Remember These Important Facts CONCERNING The Kutual Life Insurance miany OF NEW YORK. LIt & the OLDEST active Life Insurauco Company in this country. € isthe LARGEST fe Insurance C e LOWER t! 0 *gtockholders’ no SCHEMES 5,1t of malfortunes of each ofher. world. It haa recelved n cash from all sourcos, from Fobruary, 1843, to Januar; plo, in cash, from February, 1843, t6 January, 1865, §116,094,211, I January, 1885, smount to more than It has returned to the p 145 cash Assots oo the 1 under the name of insu 8.—Ita presout svailablo CASH RESOURCES exceed those of any other Life Insurance Company 1n the i by many millions of dollars in the world. 11080 0f & "toclaim any pard of its profita other company, e for speculation by special classes upon the 1685, $270,602,684.00, 0ne Hundred and Three Millioas of Dollars W. F. ALLEN, enoral Agent for Nebraska, Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming and Jtah. Offico Cor.Farnam and 13th St.0ver 1st Nat, Baok, Omaha, Ne MERRILL & FERGUSON, Gen, Agte, for Michigan, Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin, Tows d Minnesota, Detroit, Michigan, M. F. ROHRER, Speclal Agent for Iowa, Coun 1uiices, Erg, & Bupt, G. P, N, SADLER, Asst. Eng H, W, DIAMOND, Asst, Seo MISBOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS OFFICE AND WORKS LEAVENWORTH, K. PLvia d s ke of all bridg) wark 10 let wtrastors, Man'(g's and Builders of Wrongbt Iron. Stecl, Howe Truss and Comvination BRIDGES For Railroads and Highwaye Turu_Tables, Draw Spans, Roo Tiusee:, Pi Aand Bub. structures. [ns'ey, Shite Tullock PROPRIETORS A McLouth, Agent. H A Wise, Corrospoadense sclicited trom eogin‘ers and by Thatls a great coilege town, and and a etrong church town, and favor of fewer and better saloons. The prohibitlon element seems to be Many who look forward to prohibition as a coming event of the future, to be worked for, and to be hafled with delight when it does come, do not deem It near tho time yet, and they are moving slowly, while the “third party” enthusiasts are eprinkled here and there over the state, but are not well concentrated, snd do not soem sirong in any of the citios vis- lted. 1 {If the feeling of somo of these prohibi- tioniste, with whom the Bz man talked, s to be taken as the sentlment of the majorlty of them, 1t wlill be eafe to count on the prohlbitionists joining with the saloonists in fighting any local attempt to raise the license above $200. They do not want to have saloons made more respectable,’and foudly claim that high licente will put off thelr dreamed-of millennium, Tue Bee on the wing through the badger state gathered upsoms other facts of Interest to Council Bluffs readers, on account of comparlson with like matters here, which will be presented in due time, - —— HONEY FOR THE LADIES, Bhort shirts are very fashionable, Florentine mosaic is again to be worn, Bilver mounts for black fans are novelties, ver braid is used for trimming dreeses of mohair, auze and silk grenadine fans lead in pop- ularity just now. Chantily lace barbes are again worn at the throat with linen ¢ 3 Gauze ruching run with extremely fine gold or silver threads is much worn, Velvetin V' shape forms the fronts and backs of dresses of all materials, Bias folds of etamive aro worn at the throat and wrists of travelling costumes, Feather fans mounted on tortoise shell are the most fashionable for full dress *'Bonnets are now trimmed with asses’ ears,” says a fashion journal, Bo are dudes, Bouuets are lighter than ever. Repoits from Paris note the absence of large hats, In order to insure perfect fitting bodices linivgs of the best qualiby must be used, Light woolen materials are far more com foriable for false skirts than cotton fabrics, “ Polonaises of cream-colored India silk are worn over ekirts of embroidered muslin or lace. Lace flounces are wornon grenadine dresses, the trimmicgs of the corsage being also of Lace, Black grenadine dresses broche with velvet remain in vogne and rival those of etamine aud lace, When a woman lavishes all her affections on & pug dog 1t is a_sigh that her finer foel ing are somewhat blunted, abots of colored mull, edged with deep 1ace plaited and fastened in_the center with a knot of mu'l, are again popular. Hemstitch and drawn work ate exce eding Iy popular upon the flounces of dresses of white material, whether woolen of cotton, An Towa girl has an album in which she keepa pictures of all the young men who ha flirted with her without coming to the point. She oalls it her rogues’ gallery. “'T never spenk as we pass by,” This is the revised version designed for the use of the Joung man who has to escort his giel past an co-cream saloon,—[Oil City Blizzard, Ttis always well to have o piecs of each silk ball dress to make the slippers which ave %0 be worn with it, Some clever women are ablo to re-cover their alippers themselves, A good test of suspected butter in to drop » plece into a well heated frying pan. If it be genuine butter it will meit and bubble or bol, but not sputter; 1 it be oleomargarine 1t will'sputter until meited The novelty of having one of the decks of asteamer fitted up s skating rink is to be introduced in New York this summer, The vessel is to mako trips up the Hudson In the daytime and bo moored at her wharf at night, when roller skating will be indulged in, Long mantles, entiraly concoaling the dreat, of bright-colored Ince made over black or whits silk lininge, are worn for driving, Tn Parin this stylo of mautle 16 made of biack or white lace over bright satin or surah The parasol and bonnet match the mantle, Call a girl a chick, and she smiles; call & woman a hen and she howls, Call a young woman a witch and she is pleaeed; call an old woman & witch and she is indignant, Call a girl a kitten and she rather likes it; call A and ehe'll hate you, Queer sex, isn't it?—[Red Bluff (Cal.) News, The following appears in a London papes “London season, A lady of good position, without children, offers to take charge of & young lady of good family, and present her to a wid circle of the very best_socioty this son, from Juna 1 to July 81. Exceptional advantages offered, Torms £500. Al com munications confidential, Address, etc,” A writer who has thoroughly investigated the eubject of “kissing” in 1ts biblical forms soys that kissing is mentioned no fower than fifty times in the bible. But he proves that kissivg to be ecriptutal must be between members of the same sex, and that twenty- eight of the fifty biblical kisses were ex chaged between men, Fronch Venctienno cloth is the name of a new fabric lately opened, in & number of ex~ tremely protty colors and combinations, The goods resemble the printed mousseline de Inines in effect, but the woof is corded in these later materials, and considerably hea ter in quality than niousseline de laine, The grounds are tinted in various delicato colors, and figured with a leaf or flower in contrast. ing hue . That tieht lacing has como in vogue thore i littlo couse to doubt, Gradunlly the out lino of the figure has changed from the short, large waisted effect of two years ago, and the stylo now prevalent is a very long, small waist., Any stylo of trimming or cut which produces thia effect in fashionablo, Pointed waiste, peasant waists, bodices, girdles, braids running down to form points, flat lnces graduatiog down in front of tho dress, Courtship in Utah—*"‘Well, good" night, deatest George; T hope yen will roach homs safely. Cannot you call again to-morrow evening?” ~“No, doarest. To-morrow even- ing I go to cee Bthelinda.” ““Waell, the even- ing after?” “Sorry; but_that's Avgelina’s night, Ttsa fact, dearest Aurora, Every night o the week is occupied now, and I have three matinces to do becides, But cheer up, dearest. we'll have a grand wedding some. of theso days, when I will be ablo to clasp you all tomy heart, never more to separate.” Then, pressing & fond kisa on his' darling's lips, the lover takes his departure,—[Lx- change, — Fall Maoy a Fool, Full many a shrab of beauty fresh and groen Stands waving in the balmy Summer breeze; 5 Full many a cockroach, hungry, poor and lean, By “insect powder” is compelled to sneezo, Full many a donkey, struck by gale severe, Whilo wreol sad spinters ol along bis way, With fear and trembling bends each: ponder. ous ear And fervently exclaims: “Now let us bray!” — [Chicago Sun, ANGELOIDS, The New spiritualistic Doctrine Ex- pounded by the Late Rev, Dr. ‘Wheden, the Methodist Divine, New York Special, Spiritualism hes a new hobby, That venerable and famous Methodist, Rev. Dr. D. D. Wheden, had shortly before his death evolved a carlous theory as to specters, His ides, slmply expressed, was that the eutire nervous system in a humen being, not the contents of the cranlum slone, constltnted the mind. Therefore, the ramification of the nerves, torming In themselves ashapeconforming exactly to that of the whole figure, made the soul of man just like his tody,so far as configuration wasconcerned. He had in his study a fine chart of the nervous system, aud this he would use in {llustrating his viows to frlende. He belleved that at death this contour and semblance of the dead body separated {tself, and became the eternal form of the spirlt, visit to its fellows and to terrestlal folke, Dr, Whe- den was a profound thinker, and his mental powers showed no diminution up to the day of his demise. His works are standard {n doctrinal matters pertaining to Methodiem, and for years he had edited Method'st psriodicals; but this tkeory of the soul’s shape was coneidered & speculative vagary, In which his serious credencs was doubted by his friends, He published a part of It awhlle before he died, but stated 1t rather as a fancy than afact, In Wheden's posthumous papers has been found a complete expcsition of his discovery, dessribing how the soul gets out of the bod, “Emerging upward,” he says, “the spirlt awakes Into the pure ether—a blees:d atmosphere. Thls paradisals ether s an efiluence from the dlvine essence, and the emancipated soul bathes, swims, lives In its own genial and native element. Paradise thus pervades our alr above and around us, at death the splrlt enters thereinto as through the vell. He goes on in a somewhat rhapsodical style until reaching a conclusion that ap- paritions are casual glimpses of the beings of the belngs of this usually invisible world, ‘‘Even the resurreot body of ," he msys, ‘‘walked through the all of the house, and first revealed If to his dlsciples at the table.” He oalls these belngs angelolds, and argues that they leave behind them, in the die- carded corpse, the bsser attributes, But he s clear in his bellef that the senees of sight, eto , remsin fn the angeloid. He has left many articles elucldating the doctrine, and eetting forth its beauties, They are in the possession of his execn- tors, who msy suppreas them; but two cr three of them have fallen into the hands of those who have already epoken freely of thelr contents, Already one has beei read to an assemblage of splritualists The pertlnency of Whedon's thecry to modern eplritualism les in its harmony with the alleged phenomena of material fzatlon, It has been promptly selzad upon by several of the professional medlums, and In soms of thls week's seances forms in ecmblance comporting with the conditlon of his angeloids have bean shown to astounded dlsciples, ——— Babies are promptly cured by Red Star Oough Care. No oplates or polsont, Tiaten to Yonr Wife, The Matchester GuaRpiax, June Sth, At ono of the ““Windows" Looking on the woodland ways! With elumps of thododendroms and great mass- ea of May blyssoma!!! “There was an in- teresting gronp. It inclnded one who had beena *‘Cotton spinner,” but was now so Paralyzed! That he could only bear to lle In a re- olining poaftion, This refers to my case, I was first Attacked twelve yoars ago with “'Locomoter Alxy (A paralytic disease of norve fibre rarely over cured) and was for several years barely able ot get aboat, And for the last Five years not able to attend to my business, althongh Many thiogs have been done for e, 0 ast oxpotiment boing Nerve strotching Two years ago I was voted into the Home for Incurablea! Near Manchester, in May, 1882, Iamno “Advccate”; “For angthing in the shape of patent” Mediolnes? And made many objections to my dear wife's constant urging totry Hop Hitters, but finally to pacify her— Concented!! I had not quite finished the first bottle when I felt a ckange come over me. This was Satarday, November 3d. On Sunday morning I felt so strong I said to my room companions, *‘I was sure I conld ““Walk! So atarted across the floor and back, I herdly knew how to contatn myself. I was all over the house. I am gaining strepgth each day, and can walk quite eate without any “5tio Orsupport. T am now at my own houte, and hope soen to by able to earn my own lIsving again. 1 have been & momber of the Manchestor “Royal Exchango" or nearly thiriy voars, and was most heartlly congratulatod on going Into the room on Thirsdsy at, Very gratefuily yours, JOHN BUACKEURN, MaxciesTrR (Eng.) Dec., Two years later am perfoct] Prosecute the Swindlers, 1t when you call for Hon Bitters (s0o green o'ustor of hops on” the whito label) the drugglet hands out any stufl called C. 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A valuable 64 page treatiso contalning similar proot trom every Stato in tho U, 8, Canals aud Britain; will be mailed upon application. Any drugglst not having it in stock will procured. toorder. Ask for Dr. Hair s Asthma Cure, DR B W HAIR & SON. Pr¢ Cin'ti 607 M S e connatile AL yess procer e e aeiciurd by DI G B SEGHRE A BONA: W, WUPPHREMANN, 80LE AGENT, &1 BEOADWAY, Y. X, Hostetter's Stom- ach Bitteraconquera and proyents mala- ialfovers, dyepep- sia, chronfo coustl- pation, o tendoncy o kidzey and blad. der nllments and rheumatism, and i ofthe greatest valuo in cases of budily troublearising from weakness. O1d peo- plo aregreatlyalded yit,and itis highly seryiseablo to con. valosconts and Iadies In delicate hoalth. It ls, more- over, o useful med- icing to take with cne on long jour- ney. It counter the effects cf mental exhaustion. For sale by Draggists aod dealors genesally. 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This addition is mere centrally located than any other new addition near the best Schools in the city. ~All the streets are being put to grade the grades have neen established by the city council, and is very desira— beaten, For SaLe—Houee and lot on 21st St. Easy —22 foet on Farnam St, near 11th St., 5,000, For SaLe—Lot inWalaut hill, $200, For Sare—Lots on 20th, $550 each, Fon SaLE—22 acres with elegant residence, good barn, fine trees, shrubery, fruit, hot Cold water and all conveniences; first o property in every respect. Foi SaLk- 60 feet on Farnam street, near 18th. Good business property cheap. For ReNt—Room 44x75, 3d floor, on 14th treet, J Boar Awazwouy, and gives [ ble residence property, only 15 blocks from Post office, prices lower than adjoining zdditions for a home or investment. 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