Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1888, Page 5

THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1888, THE NANATT INVESTICATION. S i e sk | DEATH OF UTE CHHER PIAML | fo s i vt [y Burfingon f € r n . m‘ hm‘v” neral Grant Stanley Stoke R ! R Another Day Consumed in tho / Zht b; , { the | He Shoots Himself While Returning | " L \ency & picture o UUIE ’ oum amination of Witnesses. facutty adent ! i i« it, From Chief Iguacio's Camp. cognized. i Cuie CERQAR, | CERQAR 2 2 s now in the mids is ar; “What matter?* gaid Piah, looking — 2 o | THE BEGINNING OF THE END, | Bument for the alumni, and Judgs ) tthe picture. HE FIRES TWICE AT HIS SON.| “Something very scriou [ bourd of ¢ One of the BMost Kemarkable Casos | [0 Whichtie public looks for such an ad) . ment as wil uo way work disuster and | ¢ . ¢ Life of the Once Famous in the History of the State ruin to the gem of the state institutions. Story of the Life of the Once Fa Rapidly Drawing to - Indian Warrior—Some of His medal for 5, said Piah. & Gloss, An Tmportant Element Characteristi 1is ut being dead, Piah did not wish Of the success of Heod's Sar i1l etre Habiss A The Burlington takes the lead. ——— : fuct th very purchaser re b PIAW ON VCATION, LuxcoLs BUREAU or Tie Ovams Bre, | 5 fuir o B ent for | Wil irnlu One day at the agency Piah gave his 1089 P Bk s wmiliar head-live 100 Doses One Dol- ; views on cducation thus: “Great Spirit \ | 1 i The Ute Warrior. LixconLx. July stolen by imitators, is original T make Ute iffalo, elk, deer, antelope, . 1 § talsl ek To-day commenced the bewinningof the i true o 1's Sarsapar- Dl\] 'l ublican: Old Pinh, the | poay N takes OREAG oY iKY It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car end of the wvestigation into the charges | illi his can e prove any | noted Ute chief, is dead. othe they all go togetifer. White i f i f ; against. Chiuncailor Manatt. The {rial has | 00 Who dusiros o lest e matter. For * having & row with his son, [ man and schoo! for one another. They service between Missouri river points and Chicago. draggod its weary way aud its bitterncss and | T8 economy, buy only s | Jot in which pistols were drawn | go together. Ute no sabe school. White 1 N N il stings wil s00n bélon 0 the records of the | Strsaparilla. d by all druggists, AN HiBboA it the old. oblef baee | A8 school and need it. Uto no It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of 3 i 4 Roriartide 4 1¢ | sabe school and don't peed it.” Piah g N G, 1\, Hyruer,. brolastor of Lave, of. Ll The An J id the next shot himself. 17,009 his family and took them with Omaha and the West a fast mail service. A IPRRMLY Silioe L1 Vead 1 o him on his hunting expeditions. :';:A:‘r':.i-n’. A i bR (‘ d“l“ plant ealled the = v Tree.” Itis a | down to g t to Ignacio, chief of | was ambitious and yet conservative. Sikinny Korulirly AaA PR S | e DL ARBLEALY omewhat ve- | 41 gouthern Utes, and were returning | was anxious to become chief of his na- It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from sombles the century plant. [ts name is thought that Chiane; anit was porson. | duo to its apparent yvexation at being | OnE the LIS P TERGL LT AR iR e TR, L the East into Omaha proper. ] BLE - g bed rERLU U] ey S e ar north as Montana to find a lorse ¢ " : " A tioBs with the facuity t hewas of the 1 transplant separate leaf | Johnnic, got into trouble, angry w W18 Hekt PIARE ANd: Vst WHER It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of opinion that th cason for the present | stands up in a different direction, like | followed and pistc jrawn. Piah kaltlin: Oha Toet ik bost Hoes, 4 g difficulty was almost wholly due to a lack of | ¢ oua poreupine o ha n the | fired at his son twice, but missed his | Pinh gave him his and told how **Buck: passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. organization; or ratber, defining his meaning, | il of an angry cat. Atsuch times it | oo times. As Piah alwiys scemed | skin Charley heap cr tat o mis jon of the dut givos forth an unplensantodor, like that | 410 LOth times. As Pluh ulwuyse t A A ns wors —of of u rattlesnuke when teased, and some- | ¥ery fond of his son. it is supposed that s Nwto PHES o6y It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can LR g Mg, coan- | timos it \[ ful i ’m its leay Piah was drunk or such a trouble wou .1 agerly for, read with pleas- leave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the Eressions thay . shtisi el resun yx heir na cout x\n.m.‘ $ never have arisen between the old | ype op disuppointment, is then tossed Taxs, wheroas b Hutica B e e o Anothor curiosity plant world | chief and his son. They wer rated | uside and _forgott But ladies who evening of the same day. : Jul cu clearly dofinod aud un T d I“‘"i" ‘j:‘l‘['“; by the Indiansand vesumed their jour- | read Dr. - ! ‘mlu-m-l Preserip- od L resent unpleasad 88, i Kansas A 8 shaped L on, . for e, 8COV i i ¥linoss; could baye. beah. obvi: | Tikan hell, and varies'in sizo from one | ney. Thev weut into camp that night | Lor, redf, 't sgais, for tiey Cl It has been progressive in the past. i oy « s of friction and | foot or less in dinmeter to five and six | and nothing eventful oceurred. The | 5 50" h o0 suffering from functional ruptures w cur,” said the witness. | foot, some specimens being as tall as a | next day old Piah appeared very melan- | g o TN U EioN 6 H ¢ : derangemen ts of any of the painful dis- It will lead in the future. e o ratood hat e hea st fstocte | man. When ripe these balls suan off | choly and dropped behind the rest of the levs or weaknesses peeuliar to th While the faculty has b eir stems and tumbling over the ety . Periodical pains, internal inflam- Tt t T R iirie with ustof wind. They | P47 THE FATAL SIOT. im]x atid ix’lm\ Btion] o fi:\_\“‘\':. i Travel and ship via the Burlington. tors to All vacancies, Lum 1ot so sure but nt a very str nee, and | ywpile passing avound a mountain | its wondorful curative powers. © it is the : I Wt wegressious 'wpon the chanvellors | 1n the distiico huuters lave mistaken | 1o and out of s zht of Piah, the Tu- [ only medicine for women, sold by drug Ticket Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Teiephone 250. but this s to uuiversity kov: | bounding along in bundreds upon the tok 506 6 6 pistoL S Ehetily S ufactivers that b Wil pive aatit: Dopot on Tenth Street. Otiifatiorihi : by the faculty | Bunters,who ave compelled 10 crowd | yopupiing they found the old ehicf dead | faction in every case, or money will be that the cha rd approve; thatthey | UPOn the ground to escape being hurt. |y ke trail with a bullet le thiou, . This g ntee has been were € ¥ A llor's head, so t the chest. One of the barrels of his y on the bottle-wrapper, and socuk, The ons in faculty meetings Ty ’ tol was empty, and it seemed quite ovi- | faithfuily carried out for many ye said the wits en left bad iupressions matter remains, The bombast | go WO D Bl an Bis own 1ife d led to open misuuderstandings. 1 was [ and false repre o RBout Fhog Uil st i s beanTnotea c et ant Wabe rior in his day, but of wackway It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraskas In some parts of Nevada is a curi «party of fifteen had been prese Mr s uomination was | dentrifices whic roquentl en made. were objections miade 10 it but | oy off, h \ sced: buy | & S y L 5 e b obsoelior Wh obpesed 10 The Wik, | SOZODONT wse i fsareal rer | RIS A0 AR, WO \ Aot 4 ) BUfllflgmn' ness thought that the chancelloracquicsced in A 1 health and beauty, 4 Nanaity and P St sl Call, Jul st } very nomination and recommendation made | Vertise A per tly. ¢ 5 18 denthy party formin Si ¥ g 4 1 by the iiead of departments, but not 3 i Arititnawn: nlce S which undertook nd Mount Shasta 3 R[]UIE ; an R S o £ 3 < ' T b A A e ' reno- | has returned to the city. They started i 3 3 rof. Nicholson, aid, “a rnar ul.) Index: Since | FHe Sitiaed last Saturday, reaching the snow fields +C,B. E “0.B&O.RR AL R LR e a1 ! 50 muny | K S BLLIR L ; the next day. but found that the linger- M meeting 1o subsequently put the sub- | curios and Indian in his show | In the 1zue they we g T ndbith i stance of what he siid i writing and wade TowhlGLhaIshEve A AL Rbout the year 1776 Piah | ing winter made the task it matter of 1.do not_remembx ¢ TibustEs : Tays ana | and his band had a fngus battle with It was fully ag cold as it was n hat Ll re any distinctive differences in X ‘ T in | K& St A R H06H Vi | mouths ago, and the excursionisis s Haven, Conn. He told the captain THE AND ol q - what e said in Lis ‘ofl-hand speceh, and the | Prought forth amieqiial | MG BIG By Y oniian rot | tevan fhotn: inger rs. | that he was greatly troubled about CHICAGO NEOrasKa ationa A1l writin e s 1, 1 present | in historical int e GBHIGEL LEhE R Ty e et to | LT B O WAY ard that the alpen- vacht that he purchased recently whe MeMillan grievan se. The | CO . One in partienlar orest- | 8 OO el : “‘l I AE oY K o tively useless, and inadian waters. The yacht was un H_ U. 5. DEPOSITCRY, OMAEA, NED. que came up a8 to t the h a scalping knife, iicl Douglas, w cipatec o ) Fe Aot 3 SN AaRLeT AL 6 LD gLLD chancellor proposed to o i’ reforence ¢ ¥ tho pr Sl ‘) | in the Mecke ; and died at he cut, The party Ll QL Lt (D L " I Paid Up Capital...... reen e $250,000 the romntmoent of a certain t t The & X hatiugtor Fort Leavenworth, las vesponded stati ¢ two men, | longed to marquis of Lorn | | chancellor at that time simply. said that he | | jhaesibeen it v Aty x ; . W. Puffer and Loviy tford, ven- saley said that he knew litt Surplus. ... 50,000 hind nothing further to suy and that he v ki : ML ARG e AR R Sughb eyond, and of these one only | nothi tthe law relating to foreiy H. W. Yates, President. | not present to be leetured by aculty, bu VSRR aC bE i : BTy mmit, the other becon fter purchasing his . Liwis . itgen, Vice ¥ Only One of the Climbin ol L i i Loy bl AR AW Wi thin e t e uRDR aboard and sailed for llu~;wr|. A. B, TOURALIN, re 10 the extra pbilos- | happy paleface, who happened 4 ) L : ILWAY. W.oH M 4 S eimied 1 Dot + | thirty feet. | Upon arrivai here he found tnat in RAIL . o byt | shole et ; em out of Cc : 0 Y ady became so chilled and fa- | consequence of the Nautilus’ being an W Yonsr i 1 1 3 oo rlis 1 e 1 L pd W duty. con them was here recited but tho w } ] g N oming it Uit | tigued that she succumbed to the effeet | English vessel he must pay $4 : R Kb sty ol o T L b L N yominE holiny i xon of the rarciied stmosphere, and lay | This annoyed him: but he paid the king Office w « ed to think t 1 e 2 0l his capture N BCC - tl i 1 pr 1it to ) 3 1 A 1 many years ago iah i As that meant certain death she was - | on pleasures bent. . staterl thit othor en % @ h Sidney, P. Waite d the i to have i A0 g e :‘,“_‘vm,“.‘ 1o the | however. At every place he wasobliged ! o pay haht and ancorage dutios, much matter interestm und exciting. i1 ¥ tlis haras : imstance 1 most roh to pay hght and ab e o i L DYOE dHaln nErolasviLc twenty-the icions ngainsl him, bat SOMOZ | PrickLy Asn Brrrers is an unfail- | the yacht up and came to N Bl n Ica 0 tainly as blameless in beariug in thi S SRR i A Vhem) ing cure for all dises originating in | see “what he could do about it. He [ murdered y der ments cau by the | wanted ¢ .ptm.1.m«m|‘1n-|.,~;.~‘1 his | powers of both the faculty un ElioE ¥ ak, Ghe n ) " . alaria of asmi o No | vessel. He thought he would have no LAty 0 K “The Overland Route,” 1 be clearly defined i b voul ‘ gl . 3 er medic now on sule will so ef- ouble in getting that done. The eap- | anid il ! ) Furaki C Cross-examined, the professor repeated | forth, The knife is pr . R ol » SO e e R e U SR iy et At LR D R S B G L ey “umily Sleepin hat he thought it the elanclior i \ e ys hio would | Pinh always strongly den ik e A R aliorey e flciati { v svsice, thi berths can‘now be o ormly been fair in his g ¢ | b sl the Mecker « £ E ! 0 no ol B UL R f *% | served upon 4 ARG EIRIEe Sl it xu ind tn hils. reiekio i b . iR AR R phae S system. 1t Qs sure and safe inits |+ Why?” asked the doctor./plaintively. & o )y the T Ovet Guin | served b aniLtion il students. H 1 i AP T e HeEME e Boct he is an English vessel, O e u'are agent to M. J. Gre 7 gent, were exceptions, and s at the chancel- | Lt 5 h knew K 51 T AT . what am I to do? faenuity Gan crente, 18 DA 1FE Council Blufls, Tow sevations Abie Dedeluk th ward Brof. e i : opids. ERneT frsonk i NATURALIZING A BOAT. her nauralized,” advised the | dio,cdusiefarnic AU | when made are turned over 1o the train »y had a slight difference, p 0 u > 4 or ver ! wa 4 wous old | e ey way Conpeet it Wniois o , [ conductors taking out such s0 that RALSBHAGE Vs o LV ICUR a0 BesiiTL ; pRvan : ployed Llah, Sunovounro and | The Marquisiof Lornels Xacht Makes!| 5 »m]mh,» a yacht,” echoed the ite ose commction with ‘those of il I 0 now secure berths or- pothing to do_ with the faculty. e | Clover Tonic: am strong 1 . Shavano. who assisted him in his exp Her Onwer Lots of Trouble, S S hat be dot other & ; 5 lered, > as a Pullman berth is stated that Mr. Pound had even | TroyMpsoN, SRR OT5Y odman | ditions, aud they nre all said to doctor. **How can that be A Byle For 4 Sisnern oinnatt | reserved and secu como to his room to explain his positic Drug Co ud faithful service. After | ¢ In one,and only one, wa 3y a | Nis it w York Commercial Advertiser: eV e R od and fuithful servive. Afer I Capain Faivenild, the mild-mannered | gpocint ot of congross you can chang s and wll poits tho cast. Ask for tioketsvia | 9+ S LI L) Wilson sharply que od tho witness | 5 L ; . P. & T. Agent. TGP &L u Dogs for their Skins. mm which had greatly dwindled in | g of lor who is now the senior insy her name and make her a good Am “NORTH-WESTERN' , but no material ch mu-[m! s testimony S un-a T atnaulMitmy o e RS S or of steam vess the United | ¢ay vessel,” said the captain, and the " ; 8. Al ticket rations was elicited. *There may kS The glish cons uumbers, ci 0 mak o treaty. | States government s 1B DONE wWag A IC LVORDR ¢ BALL thg he Wol LTI SFubEInt s dilooniohl so ane| e China in his r This was in 1789, S 1t time SH{ERAIT iment at this port, wassur- | doctor went away, saying he would | ssonts schi P, WILSON. prised this morning in his office in the | juve it done. | Gen'l Puss't Agent. s that 1 did not hear on the | | [ ous indust ich flo as had a quict life at m‘ ney. federal building by the entrance of a | " orC v 4one. CHICAGO part of the chancellor, sald the witness. 1 | fslics in his part of the world. It is | the old chicf aly impdithat heil el i iasing B rnnHl A i oo e —_—— . BABoogK, a4y id not attend all facuity meetings, but was | hreeding dogs for their skins, wh 10 gned ay the North ana Mid- ’ S ec an, wuo 3 G + 5 E el e g kins, “ gned : said that he was Dr ow | Drink Malto for the nerv v Sier Agent. generally there. 1 do not suy ‘that the | 4o make dogskin rugs. The market is | dle park, and that be intended to go to D SEENew (EDrinle Xa 101 Fiars chancellor was always urbane, He has made 1 Jug Somo mistakes not supplied Dy catching stray Pr tUs testimony closed the de- [ i the streets, but from rvegular d st | tors, 1t , fac and reporters when | dotted by thousanc V. . SOME OF HIS CHARATERISTICS, 2\ Jug \ ot © nunouncenent rom ten to 100 3 t es ah was short and stoutand weighed Magn Mr. Wilson called” Miss Talbor, of Syra. | eight skins to make a i5n two hundred pounds. He had two £ 2, 0 1 Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by cuse, n graduate of the state uniy f ch grow fine fur ir y are aws and and always seemed to think i i . the class of 1555, in rebuttal, w pra tay | O1SLRtow ki fup t tiabiaoanbey. [ e et iy ; : Administering Dr. Halnes’ Golden Mle T had no conversation ik Superis str din the winter time, when the | zoo of his y, and hence i : Specifle Dr. B, C. WEST'S NERYE AND BRATN TrEAT i ke s R SR fur is best, heforc ve one year old, ved that he - have heen ¢ . ¢ L ) MENT, & gilarant o itie for Hysteria, Dizule where elsc, relating to affairs at the univer. | and their skins sent, 'frozen, 1o be | deinking, or he would not have had the : Tt can be given in a cup of coffee o tea with. | Bes 'Convulsions, Fita, Nervous Neuralgia, 8 4 gives a Ravishing-, Headache, Nervous Prostration. caused by the sity o year s 4 " 8 prepared in some .mu. The o oting serape with his son. Joht g ] f Iy Fair Skin. g g out the knowledge of the person taking it; abso- | yse of aleehol or tobacco, Wakefiilness, Mental nothing to him i ] arity of | e: that nothin 1 sre isan interesting bit of A 3 = ¥y i ln'ul‘;h“mlr*“'ki “l‘li\(flm RN Depression, Softening of the Drai Chancellor Manatt's woiversity administra- | cted with Johunie. Pit R T ; ahiuker ot b wicoholio whecks - Thousands of | Hagh'E - visit Denver, and T gruzar )‘lu\e‘bu:m:d-;vnm"‘luhfllm n wiio e PAnpte Josnof Shaa o s ) y have iolden Specfie in their coffee wit S permatorh A by o on o eaten in 3 in this city, < £ ) S H ont their knowlsdge and 10-day betieve thoy | bocieus o cused by oversxertion of the s may make | a gre r to Piah’s little sc ) 0 = )} qguit drinking of their own freo will, Tenever contains one n tre: . $1.00 a box, or both enc 15 of good quality 1 he old chief's sanction i 5 (D “0R . &nl{im _Hlxi Arsiem uw}-- ':l“}""lh'"‘flud“\\flh h #ix boxes for nt by € .ll prepaid on re- Deing ief cause e prese a6 3 3 i he to sce the cl i 3 & Co., 15th and Douglas sts., and 18th aud Cu WE GUARANTEK SI1X ROXES % 1 v &0 and Cuie dificult duitted, however, that ag pupoose now.,” said Piah. “He now liv 4 Ing sfs.. Omaha, Neb.j A. D. ef & Bio | o cure any case, With euch ékder received by gre s might result from the eourse pur. an truly be said yur wickeup (home).” But about e po L\ LA / Seneil Bluffs. jowa a2 for six boxes, accompanied with €., we wued, Thowitnass Talt that his tas i 5 g s Ag AR ) TS i Biak ; (AN, A will send the purchaser our written guarantes Shict v . fica ' fullTho ch 3 A Salve—a speed e months later, when Piah we TR 7/ {0 refund the money i the treatment does not DA Toan canstic iFoinal pat ] p scalds, burns, | makin g ations for a trip to the b NN : . effect & cure. (GUATAN issued only by C. F. not without cause imes. ' Witnoss did v and all skin crup- | mountains, he for the boy, saying Z : GOODMAN, Drugglst, Sale Agouk LU Farnam BRENATavA ihatithe S abors 1 s wonderful remedy, 25 | he wanted to tuke him to hunt buck $ A ! » aiia g the university building v Drug <in and my u At warrior of him, ably with that under the udministration of 4 ™ e Y. ¥ TV he lady D i c d reluctantly, d z i i p| wined by lot. Should of the chaucollor's predecessors: that it was - i 0 BRI hia0 reluniaslulvs " s e N e A R Il the worst ever known during the | Malio. im. But he still béars the name of — i i ; the institution. T witness stat v- jut he s DY he name of at Johnuie. which she gave him - : Ve all hseounts thi (as gver, on cross-dxamination, 2d/To Afnke the Barga Jonniis mhichisheigere niin; i gand Vi Ut vy el o fou ws did the Denver lady 4 A TUNITY The several Departinents will begin the year fhaie dahnnia iR hads how rasid for the Face, Neck s instantly applie: ; o¢ ase thon 1R o fot " ¥ A Ain . 1 d Arme & Hand S y No a bers will September 12, —Collegi w and Pharma- observe wanking n Middle park, where the wagon i name ut ‘once. WIS | ceutical Be’ tho- betier plan: thav 1 hed' boon bserved o b Middlo park, where t s RO Retenion e sechminil fan o fun aumt ek 4 : Fad ol s o i et been | 1 ouse, the name of which was identica 3 he Troublesome. She and 2 grapth parialice; AGRIZS WAL Octobir dd—Meateal, 11 Thilan. EAt bht B0 tila0 th pounis L 80 1 rwish nature he had f g .t | her husbe s keep a hotel und run 52 S R H + Manager, and Denty ailed, but th ) i 0 conform to the itha ature he had frequently met é A ST JOSEPH MO et is oughly equipped with requircinent of the resolution. css said | with among his fumily muniments, Ho | * : : A 3 - . X ains will he spared to that he was at one time the . 3 ood many ye: [ W came , : Ay affor lents the best possible opportunity i toe was induced to call on the banker. He | ¢, R atER liine A antin pursiie thefr chosen 1t of stidy. - For pa. s: that : o | turned out to be a Jew whose t the park, 1o beg som She at once s - 1A ,,f‘,{\”"' respective dee { the position, 8 | ops had left Spain at the time of the | knew the Denver lady and cxelaimed, s thut he ’s S A, SBCHAEFFER, Prosle 5 , Law— EMLIN MOCLATN, Viee-Chancellor, Towa : wics, aud | he added, “as I have among my papers | 804 gave her some handsome presents. |t § MA 7 Professor's tos ¢ - one of your ancestors.” The nobleman | Jehuuie stole the squaw of George Ut S The Grandest Triumph of Electric Science— | d l S f d A l JDental-L. © IxGeusoLt, D. 1. 8., Dean ot Mr. P 3 olson ‘and_ Prof. | was anxious o see ml'. .i.--\:nuw{! when | (U000 8% 04 ARG "m;"'“l'_;;" Belt mlehnfllally Made and Practically Applied. naus ry; Clence and Afl, aiicaloF. L Boveses, Ph.,G.Dean 0w il ca rebuttal, the first | the banker produced a bond for 6,000 " X HROLENBLE, | a ity Sah ghor voes) tho Counsel on | ducate, dated 1467, und signed by Don h was appeased by Johunie with Electric R lat 67, und s S 3 Open Until October, 1588, enschin all de reasomablo, both sides as to relevancy and competency of | Diego —-—. The nobleman was about ima good pony and George | Suspensery, 7 ldl‘. DISEASESCURED WITHOUT HEDICINES. Modical Congress Meets Au 7 : urd in pri i to % per X ust Tth, .50 Shait toatinony. Tow s two. were. daon e AohE b A EmAR: WAS & A0! bis squaw back, A son-in-law of GLASGOW, SCOTL, diamissod frons the stand, huving wdduced | 10 P8Y,the debt, when the banker em A or'catadogiies, or {of gencral information 3 s is Buckskin Sim, son of Shavano Bask, Hipa, Hoad ov Limbs, Round Trip I ¢ ¥ interrupted. “Not the whole o . ; wnvang 1 tound Trip Excursion f no materia ts that denied matters devel ARGLY 1 pted, N B th w! f and the famous y of Oura Buek- ..1 PEorptd’ Liver . CHARLES A, RCHAEFFER, President Srai AURABIRG: . | 5 inal’ Discascs, Torpid' Liver, ] o mtorial futs Tt oo 1 A ek slimion e oaid ot | a0 the Tumous jockey of Gy T R, B el i Via STATE LINE, = » vard suid that he did ot think | puy that debt, for besides the principal, | 3Kif Jim marricd Otter Tuil, the favor iorein A g o QR 965 and 875, R EAERNLLL MILIEAL E ACADMACE he had denominated the system of nom- | there 1s 421 years' intevest & the rat O-GHURRIAR O S3y - RUOKRIIN o ’ ricity 0 For information apply to Peekskill-on-Hudsou, N.Y - SeuD f Pl i e < - e Sty . a hunchback, which is something re- I ST 3 03 ogue. JNO. M. TILDEN M D., M.A. Principal, o, A et Suchive | ofver dont. " omever. b OuIY sHL; | mariubie to see umong indiuns, The | NSRS T WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. AUSIIE, BALUWRLS CO. ated—for yielding up possession of R s Woro Wicloas, Witess | Liated—for vielding up possession of gl ohief aleo had daughter named rtsfluomu '.i'm SRl B B TAre A hatieh, 08 S o1 Ty, Agte, 0¢ Hroadway, Now Yorl, T. E. CILPIN, story" rding 3 Oregory, commission merchant ock ¥ ards; Budd Dobly tory® x & bis | wpoestors which were in his possession. | Llite: avar. wiory 3 o s PR S ANy M S 348 chunceliorship, a8 tald by | The ustonished nobleman was not un- PIAIS EXTRA BAUING. ol L5 Mkl M DAL N it arcmilsbed et s ke Pemiedy Mo IRE {NSURANC ! b S R notkad the \ A T Wb was cute about drawing i seady ::_.4..u,u“h.mmm-nupnmn; Robt. Hall, alderman, 160 East b Stroet., New York— story, Witness had not | V rat claiming that he was entitled to o Of others. ~ o akl ok e of sloctriel- Our new CAT 4 oBive of chance X = | extra supnly every year because of addi- | B 9“!‘8 ELECTRO MAGNETIC BELY 1y mnrrierte 0t oot et e ey PAieN o’ Koom 63 Traders' Buiiding, . cuancellorship of a ur ity - $ PRt ) § tcos & continuous current, convers eloctricity Chrongh the body‘on the nerves. 18 eures disonses ol I8 4 200 SasncodhIp bbb up T CoRBS ons to his famil b eehnratog § SoERRCL Ul ST SLC A o 13 e ik oWy T g b 4ol tagtics and (ull information s CHICACO. it Dianoniia’ pod TREAESIE « “*More ration,’” Piah would say, My i il ervounuees I mediately. and ‘anew ciroulation of she Lite forces—the biood, im. TLLUSTRATED CATALOGLE FRE g 1:-. L di s ickerings us o o Bl ould say, **Aly farfing vigor sirenglh. energy and Loalth, '-n‘.ho other troatnent hus Talied. Tho werite of this scien G. SPALDING & B o e Tl L 4 Pappoose, b Bovtan ctieh om nother | e Bl ST e e SR 1t st g 1t io L 8, OR08 st lanucutable yet romarkabio ciscs ever . & iShow up the pappoose,” said tho MR W & '{a.'m,m DAl e uer "10T Wabash Aveaue Chlcago. OHICABO. N EW YORKT called for w hearing during the entire history R ! of thoatate. I soiely o do with: the o " P o then g0 out and borrow « | [RUPTURE S2%2° DR, HORNE'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT-TRUSS. DREXEL & MAUL, in his official relution with the faculty an pappoose, and every Ute in the camp 1 3 -— (Successors to John G. Jucobs.) “ his boaring and ausnner toward the stodent. help Piah out by sw 1 B Vi i o tho 3 414 heip Piah s wear lUndertakera & Embalmers | pot e e And_ leading o of the chair of mathe had been passed i it T N AW pLLe] A ing the duty of order in the halls to th San Francisco News-Letéer: While Not fessors in front of whose rooms disturbance | Spanish gentleman was visiting Cox might occur, But he did not belicve this to | stantinople he moputhic Medical recogml s e Sl b v | [ - RS AT, GHICHESTER'S ENGLISHADIAMOND BRAND | r i ,\h,,,.h, ring Sees il (o edats b THE ORIGIN AL THE ONLY GENUIN Do, Wth Gihers. visited T ashwalc 4 BEWARE OF WOR nu:sslxflh \T{ON! . vousi Tthewmatism, - Sclatics, ted h oy iy fed ASK DRUGGIST FOR (HICHESTER'S ENGLISH interests of the [ m palth become L sache, Toothache, S0re eted with a silver ) o : e SAF EALWAYS RELABLE TO LAl TAKS T cog in th 4 8 najority of | Throst. = ns, Brulses sral Grant, and on one sic Mmfmmsm”m‘onliu?‘llgvs DIAMOND BRANDTAKENG 0T : on s fulled, to ke or h wits & picture of the general. ASK FOR DI AMOND B RAND CHEHESTERS (NG ERIF Ot 6 AR T1E LA e The ovidence Stanley Stok gl g ANDTAKE \G 61Ew $G 3i6n 27Ut ON EVERY 0% . W e ARt Lie state sndorsed " v . stunicy Blokes, - then at the agency, SHICHESTER CHEMICALGO SOLE PR VADISON SQIHILA. $1 WSE § o) ABpLas cven ek wantid tbu uy the wedal of Piah when 50008 5 tae AT e D;}.s’:"»;:;inlgg “Télephiony t0.N¢ Sewled pamy, ANYWEAKMAN o To8 L1841 T “;"’- VITAL TABLETS i ..u Loy MACE RONG NAESTEN 14,15 Fach Fasesio ASEXUAL DERILITY. LOWT MAN. | he: S 1o (o Alld!lllll'l"l 86 Drearbere Bureot, CUICAWY, Wb l