Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1890, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY BiSE, MONDAY, AUGUST 4. 1. THE PAPER MONEY PHANTOMN, | a5y s e eenee of tmdels sty | A CENUINE - BELIAMY ~ CLUB, | bt i b e vovwdos—vomas mat | x5 INEOURE UNDER PORTER, | waw o8 1 towa sorrons. ustincrease our exports in order to Ihe Christian © sclentists have the most : e e b beive S abomitiablo doottom as Abs Tekat pertioel g A Family Row Ends in a Ridiculons Be su re nnt of our products and . 3 i have yot seen. They Chase Attera “Muarderer, $ion g ; . " . . w ) sthing ¥ ut min n "l vas war on the “Towa bottom® vos. you have made up your mind to duy A Delusion Which Visionaries in Finance | ! Ejieope can cotsms only o Des Moines Has One, and a Coloy Will : I, i aiow. | One Branch of the ‘Goverument Servico | , 11O was w ST Ty Hlood's Sarsaparifia do not be fnduced to take e | i mporters will ship grain, ete,, i ! it B o ol pds T ) "D 2 3 1 i 1 Continue to Folls At less than cost as long v be Located in Louisiana. nd death, are delusions, Where ployes Must Work. any other A Boston lady, whoso example |8 or 1 on the fmports to +hersonality of God, the b il . warthy tmitation, tells her experlonce bel » — st and the offcacy of yin Mo vicinityof Twenty-fourth and “In one store where I went to buy Hood's that point is passed further im - ¢ g v WHERE THE LABORING MAN LOSES. | {0, Wi, 2o having 1 EACH FAMILY WILL OWN ITS OWN HOME. t s b Sarsaparilia tho elork teled to o terday, Fhe “lowa bottom,” by the way, is in fowa, but is the name given the terri Y | » P - como | y an wo i LA 1ot surprisad that poople die on thelr | PULLS DON'T DO ANY GOOD THERE, wblo originated in the Palnior ¢ rownnstead of Mood's; he told mot nand for more expcrts hands when any wirse with a grain of senso but before it was concluded sevoral buu d lastlongory tHAY T might fal e notnow export more ¢ {0 moment rle would save them, May - 4 O itk fonted + tha ght take it Fivils Which Must Follow in the Train 1 more we I s And Each Person Will Recelve n Fived I dellver us from such crimimal foolish b . ) L Useloss Pleading for Incompetent | The racket started when Annie Palmer o T c t of a Depreciated Currency-Tho wark Compnsation of' Not Loss Than : L ¥ =i - e [o] [¢] T i xports will soom glut the forelg ki ) ¢ W vward l‘"‘i“.‘”\l‘. n—Progress i o Census—The alted her s Mabel Palm: R i MR Jase Cle resented b, tloes 11 y still Lo Thirt ts a Da, v ands had a 4 on the male St v g 1 days' trial; tha Qi not 1ikoe 1t T need nof bl et LD 3 g S l‘ 11:‘ Y i $48 two Farmers' Alliancs in the South t "‘ i t ""l N ¢ pay anytiing.eto, But h 3 i e owa Politics, and Herman Palmer slugged I B, 1alr ¥ any . Bt ho could not prevai America * irgeons who ate: ombers of this chureh ; ot ~The Behring Sea Uispute. wWlie BRELE A ML CPNGL | e on me to change. 1 told him I had taker S We'thall have har) ) — {1 had o bono i iged in my throat or g bt R e o Yl Hoof's Sarsaparilla, knew what it was, was P / : et Al dy | A 1st 3. —[Spocial to | members who is o speclalist in this line, 1 Mabel Palmer covored with gatisfied with it and did not want any other i kR fnes has a genuines Bel- | have very g vospect for the skiliful Wastisaroy, July 8 Special to e | blood and o rted to ram }\hv“‘! began |ln,mf Hood par ho teach t 7 1 v 0 L and 4 colony is now being formed | Christion phy ah, but very little coufi- | Bre It has oft 1suid that o positio e is > the o T was feeling real miserablo v who teach v iy $ 2 tii fall at Lake | dence in the eodiess physiciun and t k woman foll and 5o weak that at times 1 ¢ r ou S LRI I think, however, that the Chinese custonm have ’ N “an able ; e otisiana. The membership, s {38 1500 Taht A A \ vivid m ¢ . They amploy a physiclan whon | cdulvalent to o sinccure L [ fin nur J e R A b . . however, Is not very largo, and it1s £ YV hre Well o aw hin o salary; and when | columi bas been written upon the casy timo red n wotnon,” and TR ' o s 1 lat . ar 080 v 3 0 il throush for wa they get sick weeuse their physician of | which many of the clorks have here, Cry was taken up by ] and in loss time o p i b e Fatcs i € TR ‘:l A it malpractice wnd his pay stops. there is no doubt that the ordinary chiof thin it takos to tell it [ prople were stand. T looked 1ike a person in_consump 190: “But there sone quaiity of such a | farmer and e \ visionaries to make it T have not, very mush falth tn the averago | | « R T W e yelling in parsuit of the supposed rd-handed tion, Flood's Sarsaparilla did mo so much alternative n trade, Mhe promoters of this socialistic | ! ) department Is very leuient with the majority | 1 sqeror s came flocking from all o od that 1 lor 4 that would 4 Many, perhaps : iy £ 1o | physician ir Astly Cooper, physiclan of v le came ekin m all di good that 1 wonder at mysell som the imports’ cann Frnest B, Gaston, until vecently | Queen Victoria, has doclaod that *tho | F ! A ¢ rection ned in the chase &l Bhohi ot v heraft " at home. ‘The tes o Suburbun Advocate; C. H. | sience 0f midicine s founded upon | thing o find clorks with 5o much time on {*on horseback ani_sonie woro in Worentiss Wondesral " Ttislohe | W \ Shis o capital into tr Mors 3 D.Smith, Prof. W. P, Macy of | conjecture and improved by rdor, on their haud At thoy « not only read | while others rushed madly alor a0 Dok b a6 thofl Bowi Ny ) drive it out D, Herrod, 4. B, Meredith | Prof. Armor of Long 1sl coliegn the gk b . " 8 i g - M oan not ba lioy lose thelt pove h 56 Laviion: "t ) (. Thoy proposo 1o put 00 | §ii, declares in the New vorie Medical | aimoutty in : the ] Sai sapaw!l jce Secrctary. ris the price ab home ¢ ina goveramon e deer the ma Eive currency more remarkable than others of tho men under him. It is nocinfrequent i it strange powerto delud spo 1 i i andmy fo frequently s £’ Mns, ELLA A, Gorr, 01 Terrace Sticet, Dosto a by €1 HOOD & CO., A S Pt able p hang Belok t smmon fund for th v lminister s some wor. | num on s to incr X . on which thoy lo | and we snpp i re ik " fig totitient must raise the usual itmion, on ol | them: whovens thoy have littlo or " gorora , how ¢ A A : R IETR genot it gl Vi Yo (ebaetate Z ab i f o primusly 1 coopor- | 40 VIE thelt oy, Very Likely e hed | IGO0 Doses One Poliar Lot from proposition. The 5 M Lk o and not | v Jam wson, formorly editor of tho sndent Portor quarey at the the thing neass or there can be no | coptibly, The burden will fall hea each person will receive a fixed compensation | 88 My coRscientions conviction, founded | done and to be done promptly, and ono can o was the fugiti t S JUL Ak 4 . : 0 conts i day of | APoN 10ug observation and experiment, th snd the amo: aper being st 3 . 2o | A there was not a single physician, sur persons, Who were congregut t — which measures length, o measure of w O A e TS : cight hours each. The procceds of their | woon, chomist, drngeiet or tho' face | ¥ i v tlo open space in whish he 3 : must hay ght, ameasure of capacity must | sane in volume g f green J rand above the expenditures, will | of the earth, there would s s the mer the machines constant had hold of him, nor was ar i sic pen Presants Some § huve capacity, sound must measure sound; | backs. But if twice as Yy nbacks common fund They donot pro. ul less wortality than now prevails,” the uir. Most all of tho typewriters | feet of him, yot he was most & snd Piges, light nust measuae light; f must hould bo issued, or throe times as many, give ap the mareiage relation, but the | pr. Oliver Wendell Holmes has declared | ate run by women: but it s | Prisoner, as ko’ co 1\ o e L i8¢ gures. o Wi el , theu there would be a great rise of prices, the | laborof housckeepig as arranged—nceord- | hofore the Massichusetts medical societ not on the women who have | At erowd than i Lol S b L evil offects of which would fall heaviest on | ing to the prevailing ideas—will bedone | T fairly beliove that if the whole materia vigzes and people were pross ther i i 4 erefore it musthavo value, © Now hord | eelifects of Wh wway with, and will be done in common by | medica tould bo suk to tho bottom ot tho | sl : nan conglomerate muss. Everybody was pres- | A COMPARISON WITH OTHER CITIES. does the value in money_come from! Docs oney, also, is subject to the law of sup- | individuals under competent supervisioni, | sea, it would be better for mandind aud worse | POYed there finds that it is about the hardest | piri and covered with dust, but at government confer it! Take a coin there 1s ply ey buys commodities | They will have a most complicated system of | for'the fishes,” place in the government service. Within the | the samoe 3 1y was happy Ty A e o I AL fame | and woditics buy mondy. When com pyeriment, agy proposo to %"rv‘u";mnum Professor Magendie, the great French | pastthrecor fonr mouths hundreds of men gy fathat = he had | Councilman Wheele I clls us how valuable is the co en the price rl chen they | nity stove and Sl goods at cost to the pur- | phvsiciun, sait Yentiamen; medicite i ; i o | been instrumenta! pture of ‘a eruel does 1ot put the value there, o dollar | MOl .,‘.,,“,‘f“l‘fl'l,“..‘”L‘ e e Ty aat it Rl e Shs community ity T\ e P A L i d to clorkships in tho | yq" yio, s e, and they all Renders the Bod TG Gortiflonte of so muny graing of | ulin amoun 16 huys more things: when 6 | WIll be watched with intorcst by tho | frmtoms mook It npgrics when they are not, | “18US office who no doubt thought thut gov : Jualait to Prevent the sp B ey L e oW OX- | { roascs . 1t buys loss, and priccs | remalnder of humanity, and if successtul | crariamns. m om bas men can bo. | ernment work was all “soft,” but theso men 1 Patrol Driver O'Brien pulled up at it Wi bl f B L &'ty | ®o up_ It the amount of moncy doubles or | muy prove boon to mankind. But it will | T grant you neopls sreeed bt how i Ne. | lave discovercd to their cost that sinccures we of the crowd, Captain Mostyn rtagious Disc e e STy e s, then the prices will about double or | hardly be success & Long as humanity have | turo decs a great deal but doctors do dovilish | are unknown in this particular branch of the Do T e e — ST r MARUH DL O HENIGLS GAYE vorth | treble.’ As tothe result on the country, listen | ambitions, aspirations aud hopes, and anitch- | Jitje,» government sorvice, 10body co! <ll, othet 1 had been “1 have just comploted ofcig e dollar. Gold und silver in the lumpare worth | FE8e, S0 K FAC RS v ing to be at the top of the heap in geneval, Dr. McClintock says has made | BOVernment service, | generally wported. The prisoncr was placed 1 have just comploted 1y official health 19 much e tho same weight of coln minus | 0,620l tho contrivancos for cheating the | Tho democratic state convention will meet | mew: o petpvres A L Superintendent Porter has succeeded in | in the waagon and driven bacito the scone of | PPt for the month of July, and e ost mitinng, which lutior is small, "The | 1yoring olass of mankind hono have becn | at Cedsr Ranids uest Wodnesday, and b B | Pr Franiin taid: “Nature cures while | sceuting a great deal of abuso from members | s supposed crime, whero' the vietim wits | it ©shall preseat. it 0 the council, o cdOWR 1 the | ;v effoctunl than that which deludes the ir to prove a lively occasion. There is still | tho doctor takes the fecs.'” of congress onaccount of his determination | found in diavee of au officer berating tho | City Physician Gape Moded doctrine of MeCotiomen Totm s " | with paper money, This is the most effec- | & prevailing obsoerity in regurd tothe cliolee | The thoughtful peoplo in the churoh who | tomnke his ofice a boe-hive instead of a e e S oaaebd Sretii it Ll aud the rest of the Iinglish school that labor | thalof inventions to fertilize the rich n ot candldntes for state oflices, Hop B have followed mc now ask me to think for a | drono's nest. Ho doos not. hesitate Lo ap e o ol ek ews it L ot ot Wit o iteld by the sweat of the poor man’s brow. | tive Woods of Webster county seeus to be in | moment of the conclusions already e ST} i (W Ho K88 walL KA o BHABLIYY K& dhfuiia) ol ook L ren Hbor aoarce Of M value. \itoostsllo more | & Ginary tyranny, opprossion, exoessive tax. | the lead for stato auditor, andso far as | Dowt DAL At ARt GS ARG b Ak pointmen who are well recommended by sen- | gusted crowa took a tumble and quickly dis. | report will show some startling facts and fig }.‘l‘,’“" R R i ey SLEL Ye¥ SIS | Gtion, tiese hear lightly on the happincss of | known there is no chanie from the outline | Ciistinm woi vated, and vory I | 4tors and represoutatives provided, of | persed. g ur Lt b R G e i MO Ao sasi |t the community, compared with a | marked out in these dispatehes a couple of | tlo faith reposed i s as they ave usually | course, the senators and representatives have Tho two wormen L B, Palmer wero | upy in South Africann old duteh conple. ridin | fraudulent currency and obberies com- { Weeks ago, The nomination of Major Ander vistrated. What then s my hope? Lam | not had theie aken e e TR Vo il i L miited by depreciated pap son in the Eiglth distvict for congress by the | asjed. We answer, the word of God speaks mitn Palmer will be looked up folay All gt e YA IO OU B I IR aHC il The new issue would be paid in the first | democrats secnis to be a foregone conclusion, | of the way to proyont, disease. DIid yon so. : 3 will _be iried for disturbing the peace by N e T L ) i Bl Amounts to the creditors of the | there being no opposition so far, Jenow tha ter toavoid diseise th I HD toes Lot LRk Lo jubl dlemasyareiid | gh by - it up, and yot according to the English Bl It has recently transpired that thero s an h e » | mavily every person in the employ of the ‘ i : . yeb, b ; ; 1t would pass from their hau [ nspir tocure it after 1thas us in itsgprip! Hear ) I ny ! Pk FASTES NO 1 b “The death 1 {rey A0 Uk BigkC bt by bl deprecintion had ta et | anti-prohibition coloved league in this state of [ what God says: “If thou wilt ailigently | oficewhoshows incompetency, A caso in DEPHW WASTES NO TIME, At o IR e L e ing down step by step thry which Charles Curtis, vesidence unknown hearken to the voice of the Lorh thy God fHo Dictates Lottors Whil 18 alllaxics Anatotel wonla Hive sia b ey | EaRlcE the middle men the dead weight | president. Ther in the state between | and wilt do that which is right and wilt give AU B AR R boan s swer A as Al e Dictates Letters While chisap, Thoenoyclopmain quoted as seying | would fail atlasty Inboringr classes in | three isaud and six thousand colored nmandments and keep all His ed to work upon one of the electrical upper in a Cafe. 1t the thoors of inirinsie raie e bing | the increased price of all tho nocossaries of | voters, Circulars und petitions have boen | commands onts, and oll Eis statutes, T will | counting machines, OF courso it was # new [ On one of the hottest 1 given up by the most economic writers, is a | 1. It Jown that in ral riso | sent W0 evary colorod man In the state urging | put none of these dideases upon theo which I | thing to i and b dld e wict etand o) I happened to mis “‘.,,,, to 1he sume exploded togehing 1t | ©f prices wages are among the last to r them to do what they can and cast their votc wvhich I have brought upon the Bgyptinns | [apet than this he showed no disposition | Central rond by the fracti wias i ISuglishman, too, who exploded the | The poor mn being paid the same number L polibiiion, 0 Sotvantion i salled ( Not yirgemany' Who'Meed God'h 1iwe > aro |t Joarn. Mhe ohiet of th vonn s i e ne Ll tanta taAnsral Geitneiegn byt T cmd e sl of dollars as before fiuds that his money will | to meet in Dubuque Friday, but the exccu- | gick, s o e ] he | and, a forfeited my dinne botiine: of ATahbision. \WhmeL okt ! ¥ W ) f | was employed spont thivty minates in ex- | s Lol o e LB el r pofuts in | DUy but half us much us formerly, He suffors | tive commltteo decided to postpone thomeet- | Opening the bible again Tsco that God | tiatuime the worireny oty miites i 6 | yors the street to tho political economy, men are prone to confound ely until wages rise correspondingly. | ing until S¢ ser 3 Yo promises to heal discase. These promises | clovk, who doubtless thought he had nothing | #0d ; causeand effect, | 1t 1 BedaiEe eIl at benefit 15 there for the poor in such sug aimost certain looatlon of theRock | cannot. e, explajned: away. You will | to do/but deaw nstieedanis gad 1 whil ilinged eafe, suys o in the fotels & Rt o that mon have dived for | abundance of greenbackst It is claimed that | Island railway shops in Des Moines s at- | have ol deateoyii tie R word S i S thian wemaried: T entt thi i Toas | Brookiyn Engle: L o I somothing them, butmen dive for tiem becauso thoy | it s mudo easler for tho poory espociaily th | tracting tho attention of the pooplo at pres. | salf ifyou “do° away with theo | o learn. this et the onetinie [want | Brooklyn Faglo. 1 ovde Lo sum fotoh'n high prica.” Mr. Tico oan Spound | farmers, to get out of debt. But the favmer | ent. The principal subject of discussion now | prom es. " Let me repeat some of them o | oo hard.” » ARl AL Bk 1t And T will zesult, | 150 suffers the full effects of inflated prices | is whother they shall belocated within the | you, Exodus xv. 26: ol am the Lord thet “Lam of the same opiuion too,” remarkod Tho ftrinsle valne ey srano g WL result. | .4 dopreciated monay. I quote from Po gty linits, which will require a heavy | healeth thee.”” Douleronomy xxxif, 33: I | the ehief of tha s by ihee he procecded BUtit 18 agl thot oy . ot | “TElementa of Political Economy: . | boBus, orlust outslds. The majoiity sentl: | makeailvesud Thaall TI Ringsxs, 1 107, | 10'the offiss of hin bes tn i) superior 7 ORI Nt ol e i At '-‘y”.'w “An inflated enr \prices, | ment, as well as the inclination of the road, | gives anaccount of King Hesekialts fatal | p ported that he had a new man whom he | Shouldered man strode in, g 1y R S N of fair | fist of commodities, ‘later of labor, later | seems to be in favor of the inside location. sickness, ‘Chg prophet: Amos bears to him a | did not want, and asked for another man fn | idly about, selected a table resources (taxes, duties and imports) can | till of lands, and last of z\')l,vv[ at all, .;r Fell T FOTaWin dow: 3[5‘ age from G ;«mll'|!\‘Inm).yl--nm~l\h-‘ | his place. In ten minutes y disgusted | apirt, and, taking oft his give on paper (bof or redeemable notes) | Preduce, some part of which is exported, 2 ? o 37 e he king turns his face to the wall and pr clerk found himself once more out in the cold | the dom forehead B Promian o b vt it iporeis) | Bud whose price tends the foreigu pricé Drs Moises, Ta., Augut S—[SpecialTele | for God o homr him. It 1s dono;. and it | o oy pinsell onee more o king around | thateh without and mmike worihioss puper valsable, | Of.that part.” gram to Tur Bek.]—A stranger who rogis- | years aro added o his life. 'Mat. iv, 53 | for ot ien ju. s 1oal Sl oven'very valuable just as a ,.M man can, o What the farmer has to buy rises first in | tered as €. A. Elliott of Quincy or Iowa City | “‘And Jesus went about all Galilee teaching 1 happened to be in the office the other day ol SRR 18 UL T ootk and o business firm, But it is claimed that o goy- | Price aud wiint o has o sell last. ~ Ho 10ses | (¢ho geraw) s illogiblo and 1t was difieult fo | i their synigogues ind proaching the gospel | wiion b reoso: d to protest againsg | V1O tecompin = pACEON Now SR At Wk ere. -~ He finally roceives more for his pro- | (¢ Seraw] 1s ile Al t tho | Of the Kingdom augd healing all mantier of | the dismissal of & friond of hie whe had e | the valises he wa g onthe lioor, | Wincian cume tom: bo oy e tartan Aot ducts, but all_cxponses aro_as groat in pro- | Sotermine whith), was glven a roomatthe | sickngss udall manigr of -disehso’ SONE. |\onral & plaso onger mb oot handed the famous railroad president @ | peatth ma fors neod ottt that therefore it has s 08 good vortion. In a time of inflation everything [ Morgan housein this city late last evening | the people.” Some tell us that the days of The man is incompatent and I won't have | big bundle of pap and, whipping out Dr. Gapen was questi what wa of government coin, ernments can rises —store goods, milling, blacksmithing, | and was found dead on the ground outside (1-\”1 »!w.n:n: power l!lmvfilmwd; but they | him,” said the superintend. cand it is a big notebook, 1 d the fact that | most o, o N “Tho fiest thing v ¢ Sy nachinery, lurober, fencing, live stqelc and > 1 about B HArRinE: ing | don’t get that out of the bibie. b a vl don i ik bR < men e AL % i : noed . to look sue any wnountof papevand declare it “le; machinery, luraber, the Lotel about 4:30 this morning, having | 2 L o . | use arguing for his ppointment he was asienographe pian hour he i want ius pecte » loolk fonder” wid ndopt the severest ponalutios for | Cven taxes. How, then, it is psteol, wore | fation from the sccond story window. When | Chuist decared that he was God, that Ho | Uscios s e s out of, the ool never raised his head from the book noe | aftar the filth s upon which Tne B its non-acceptance, as was dono during | there such good times under greenbacks dur- | b went (o his toom he was slightly gnder the ith us always, ana that He | eryent, and he cannot get futo this but Eled o Py s peneil | has institu [ s warlare. the French revolution. Our government can | 108 the wart s due to inereased de- | iy fuence of liquor, and it is supposed that he i not. And L believe all he suld. | aeain so'long as 1 am chief. You may find T Seibt e 1 2 JEEE ] Whena e reported we give paper, never to be redeemed, o universal [ mond and lessened supply relatively, of the | gat in the window ' to cool off and went to rad in James V, 14 to 15, nother man to take his place if you can | Moved with v Y from one eide of | wing inspoctors to s familios are debt paying power, and can_fix tho prices of | farmers’ produets and all other products. The | Saop. = Ho was o young man ot ko Dissago. which the churclh ‘does not kuow | find one who i fit’ for tho position, | the page to t vuntil the book w Hioperly. qliscantned all things in paper mon § war converted millions of producers into un- | well dressed, having the appeatance of a | What to do with today. Hear tho words: | but this ofic abusiness office und fncom- | half filled with notes. mingling with the public until such time as g e productive cons The war destroyed g man, There was nothing on his | 13 any sick arong you, 1ot him eall for the | pitents are not meodd.s As for Mr, Depew e offered a picture | the. bosrd of, healih shait i doied Ways dampel poople 16 1 t equally with | Vast amounts of products which had to be re- son 4o identify him, bis business: or pb elders of the church aud lot them pray ove Mr. Portor has shown marked exccutive | of encrgy, intellectunlity and health | that the disbase is stamped out: wo coin, Tue Fronch goverment could ot i | Pliced. We prospered in spite of grecubacks his home, cxcopt @ scrap of uewspaper | im, anoiuting bim’ with ol in tho name of | 4bility wl he 14 oy i on e o B Wit vivIAly onatiiiiid Dokt | sant vion 4o ithigats thy Prelatestsaa 1700:90. 1t i quito likely that i o small | FAther than through them. = Convert 3000000 | with (. A. KMot proprieior. on 1t s o | the Lora. And the prayer of faith shall save paring tho schiodules in o manner which can | oot Uy VLT eceniited BB | et bl unarils are ot held, | W conld amount of paper was issued here it would | Producers now into consumers mercly small ticket entitling the holder to a_thance | the Sick and the Lovd shall raise himup, and | not be other than sutisfactory, and in spiteof | rOUP L 4 00 Ha U LT P, P e Nl circulate on an equality with coin, Bug | things will boowm azain, . . | on an organ lottery at New Vivginia, No | ifho hath committed sins they shall be for- | the growling hoard from democratiomows- | MR N the sume room, Hesat porfectly | Giunot Hire mon whon toy tndorsiand iy would not do solong, forsoon there would b | Iarmers, beware of greenbacks. The anti- | yoney was found ‘in his purse, Tel civen bim." I believe theso words were | papers tiroughout the country, there is no | ereet, with his papers in one hand,wh warto 1nole to tho GonT 6l Tov no win in use. Stll, although the pa monopoly greenbaclk cranks clain & monopoly | Quiney and Towa City fled. to Gice ay re en to the early church by divine inspiv onall ; dollar passed for the equal of the coin dotlar, | Of **friendship for the “dear peopie” They | g, e given to us today o use | about as complote us any of those which pre | over his forehond with th st av from $40,000 t appro it w e { | have mshed into the alliance to steer it into e proy o fulfill the conditions, Sodoait. ER e i . s e e oF it would not be worth so much. It would c D v + b - i withi ible ov wd | not be worth very much ubroad. . No govesns | their old tracke, Keep clear of their rut Diaancil Ot e Brara. I'rom tho carly days until now we lavo un- o e e i it o e ft bourd of heal *au ol ¥ "0 Ahge Just “Keep in the wmiddle of the road,” and 5 5 le testimony to the fu The activity of the farmers' alliance | | td i r w. | the death ra tocan e B s 1o uecept its 1 ¢ 0 ngust 8. —[Spec Tue ) kb . vity e fa allian const N g series of expre | el T L Gt 118 | Al will be well. N. H. BLACKNER, Sraxox, In, August 8.—(Special to T up and bring back fr throughout the south is causing a groat de nstantly alternating SooxY As an il anceof forcign trade. This 18 the declarati Peoria Alliance, | Ber]—Last Tucsday a package house v ses of duath, and that, too, when Very | of comment among the democratic membors | S1015 almost gave an index of the char- | o' Nashvillo of various politic pitpdtiadin r"‘.-,‘.",“- opened ou Main street and run until Friday 1ly help has failed. Let me mention | of congross hore, und it is treely admitted on | acter of the letters he dictated, On In 1877 the d: \Vaa wants the balance paid in gold: the Asintie Second Ward Independents. noon, when_ the manager, Phil Moore, locked | a few of those who have = testified | al) Sides that whist scemed o b b vl paper after another was disposed of, and | the 1,000, hoard of he: Vils orgiknize hations want silver, It may be said that our [ The Second ward Independent Van Wycle | WP and went away, and during the night the | to the healing power of Christ and > contol of tho next congress by wie | in exactly an hour the eorrespondence | riles similie to those in foree in Ormiha paper ought not to be less” valuable abroad | club met at Sixteenth & Willidm streets Sa house was cleaned out of all its contents, H\<}m]l |i“{mm\ Simp: ) “.:\ X l:l l‘ -n'H democrats is now a race in which a new po. s finished and M. Depew aross, handed »pted und the board went “ )W 0 abroad | club at Sixteenth & lidm streets Sat ishop Bowman; Jennio Smith of Mountain i P el endih) ) d L gradually reduced : col ortunately or othorwise, ? - p i litical party is an important factor, Careful . Sh Lot or. bowed cour- | dcath vate was gradu v s TR iy onothorwise | \day night, Th attendan and HEALING THE S1CK. Park, Md.i'Mr. Montgomory, awealthy | estimates by those who have siven the eup. | Hberal feo o P At bowed opu it the authenticated raports showed fact s that puper money has no cireulation | e eches were all enthusiastic in favor of young man of Los Angeles, Cal), and Mis zh examination load to the belief | YCOUSLY to the casl ll;mu strode out, ville to have b no of tho health ot Wyck. The club organized by electing . S 2 Uarrie Judd of Buffalo, Y.'Y.; ulso Miss F Wt thirty and poss ity o & in the land, the death rate being ol outside its own country, This being the case o Rev. O. W, Savidge's Arraignments Biaaont ot ER R S Tana s At Al sans "IHLL:V‘\«I:“ ;:;;‘\‘ 1‘ \n] li‘-_nl:m\r 5 AMERICA AND ENGLAND, i t i and, v i v il e G. K. Fitch _cnaivman and John B. Tierney y h e MR onn _"“_"“l"“‘“-““’"] },’}‘l" secretary. Speeches were made by C. W. of Dowie and His Methods. others. Twish we had time 10 talk of theso e (el 1v'all 68 thess will — Regarding the situation in this eity, Mayor ftors, | Every ministop to piher s e | Miller of South Omaha and John Walker. | “Healing the Sick” was the subject of an | cases at length. from the southern states, although 1tis | A Observer's Estimate off Their Ko | Casie foils mhiont the miino e e G every cousul has a certain salary fixed by i | A _committee was uppointed 0 pre- | intoresting sevmon by Rev. C. W, Savidgeat | We shall find in our study of this subject | cpected thut several will ontor ; Iations. usted, but he is determined te orrile. Lot the govermnant pay them in | Iie 4 Constitution for the goverumont of the | the Newman M. E. ehurch lust night, He Ly H'\‘;‘“‘_"y“;‘;‘l‘,‘:""‘.'l“‘[‘“"?'“"“"Rh""'“”‘i"‘]’l”l{c | from the west, Republicans themsclye Itis exactly forty yoars to a day p ke ono more eifort, and with Lt object oot ey et B cag ceouole tuse | o bykiman, ot |ltook forkia toxt Exodusds, 80: (It thouwis || Whichlinyo tobe el Tioso whom L hiave | uothad L1t ha gonosay hous comomay. | Juito those linos, wrole the lule Hobert | [ viow iohus wiliod o mestiug of the boued et They yiast bo exclinnged for local e Oiligently hoarken to tho volco of tho Lord | onsecrated, fully resigued souls. I ally | (o S oeion ey bs o tinety e meonceded | Cotlyer in the North Amarican Review, | 4 1030 this ; ¥ Do e o one. "Thiy ought nobte be errins Sucavy | Chronte Inflammation of the Bladder | thy God, and wilt do that which is right in | beli vey Loy that faith in it mighty oui- | ond torm, Mr. Bynum of Indian s bron | $inee I eame here myselfon that sama | fist atompt will b6 made to deviss ways aud the discointers can buy them up and :“““:‘ Ts promptly cured by the waters of Excel- | His sight, and will give earto His command- | reaches is a gift. You canuot for every: case talked about as a possible candidate fi cerand—to find my way into an amplor | means for freeing the city of contagion, the United States and purchase grain and | 510 Springs, Missc Lo ments, and keep all His statutes, Twill pat | ke th LR (e seakership, and there has been a numbor of 1d o life; and in this timagit has pe - ship to Euvopo for coin at a profit, But they Sohn Gras. Tieotdnay none of these diseases upon thee, which1 | ‘_"",““. 2 'l““_'m *: Hansh AL H oth v"mu“nrh' s prominent democrats men Hen tomy lot beyond that of most men EMBRACKED BY A BOON. 3 enot us wood as gold and silver, and 1o ¥ H it Boonkthe R e e o | for the restoration of him whom S | tioned in the same connection: but just now, and our ¥ e, AMon; - can make them so. The government clerk | distinguished himself lust summer by in- | =G0 subject tonight is D lasasni Tj-m"'igj_;-“l\‘ l_“ l": e I 1 Chrietion physi- | DelEht, » new democratio Moses h I A it Unpleasant Acquaintance. who hassaved up some money wants to tako | duciug the Standing Rock, Dak., Indians to 5 get the most sicillful Christiin [ We have heard much late { whoso chan for success in the sp 280y \ 4 5 T clan you can, Hescki s carbuncle necded L book—as a workingm < The ofli s of the nan-of-wa wip to rope, ere being littie or no | oppose the opening of the reservation, pass r people i e ki L0ip cont F Imitted to be do A trip uroy There being littie or g | uing of the reservation, passed | and our peopls know 1 a poultice of figs, and God ordered that; it e bl 1 gold here he takes tho greenbacks, He has | through the city last nighton his way to | Some. of ot ministers : b ir. Should the farmers’ alliance hold the | for about nine y and th L whi 3 to may the discount besides exchangeon his | Pine Ridge agency, where he will lecturo the | whole matter, while others are o wor xmlvw»”f-'\lfl‘im"lfi.‘fl»!'u ; ’;'n.}“”:\n:.l"]‘.l'i balance of power in the next house, th istor in two 1t i oo | South Afvica with tho scientis money. Al tourists must pay the discount. | young Indians upon the subject of farming. | doctrines which have no foundation j AL clances point to the nomination of Congress- | turcer all the way between tl nt to observe the eclipse of t :“:1:“ hul engugzed to pay to employes the | whites, u‘hd' up \v; this [lw‘u'] lu]h_n'n" Every true Christain should certainly be | Sueanq DravEA AR s Seook oty B ARaiEtad "!ll‘-l"“ :»;:\-w-“m; k HI\ ) W w‘!’h the mul[m:;- alle of somany coin dolliis per month. 1t | in a linen duster and a white plug hat. an earncst and constant seaker for thoe teuth 2 And prayed fop i 4 e | ment of the alliance, and'in_ this event Mr. |5 he i KT e s noctod with the voyago, will uo louger do so, but will pay them the - At thosamo time that ho should take some | prateh would, of cours . pull through, Re. | With them in their hom e ! E Letus be little childron, so that God can " n \ i W w v m )no {h difference be ! wisoup, I think God wints us touse | Lot Ll I would go. mnd talk with ' them | New York Tribune, One thut flerence between the coin and the giscount A Fals: Alarm, teach us, and yot let us Bo wise to separate I it B ke T PIEE I R B S et Jiestions of the | forth laugh, even at the The > i 3 . the nx S to use common sense as well o nu_vl.- |\, financicrs said the paper dollar | The fire department was called to the tho falso from the true, ‘.lf an e hnd AHLION BONED 88 1 their ;lr it HARTANcH 08 _40ey W i | old times and t¥ wd 1 0 10 rious moments, is an exper FRAUIL bS8 good o k(‘i‘ St bvli;‘lrl-_ corner of Twelfth and Chicago about 10:30 | First ol e i fPaka Al ”"}*‘""'v““ I found a littlo neglected child. whose hody | ittt and whethor o et i i ohanged N Ibve (o el in hor | Prof. Cleveland Abbe had at I Helhd] ceop - bace 'a | st night by a false alarm avising from a pa- | Many are professing to heal diseases, Brother | was i consume e it and sl Aot A e g R A LR A Wit 1 gorornmint | asiis keep back 8 | almen veporting from 8 potioe Dowie cluimed thit ho was God's choson one | S, cousumed be il and diseaso, 1 o bill s enucted into law, the moat astuto | arid joy: going _about, indeed, *with o | Ie went, with o number of part of overy debt toits foveign-resident, citi- i L % for the purpose. But Lam freeto say that L | ung dressed and then s kind hoarted lady sat | Tepublican leaders believe th willstiilbe | ¢hip on my shoulde uching what | to visit the zens. Itwill be a repudiator. It will dis- . g § was ot by any means satisfled with the | gotenie the lit g ed it. ‘God L tho next congress might e sail of v h was untbiuc s of the honor promises. What is this but dishonestyt An Eloquent Oregon Editor. spirit of this maiy, his methods norbis doc | uives us the meaar Tor us mse tham o 1 HOw tuan e Rilielng 294 odirespandance | oo bt ity and the s t it all cies of monkeys the hat pagor dollar is a fraud instead of sound | Monday wasn ot day; the meroury | thines. T thitke be hid e most bt er spirit | ek T for s et us use themand | 145 hoen made public and it is discovered el Pl e et S ) el " The money. Itis a calamity instead of i biess- | climbed the tube for a brenth of fresh | T over saw munifostod in - tho pulbit. Jesus G that the nezotiations between Sir Juliin i d "‘ \ ) 1o : 1| e ¢ e ing, ; : air way uptothe 100-degreolevel, About | sally “Love yoir encmics, bists thom ciat Panceforo and Mr. Blatue have boen for the. | what should feel fi o ol it But the matter 1a stillworse, - Every dollar | 8 o%loak greut banks' of flacoy. elouds | curse you, A6 good to thom thiat Nate yor. tog time belng, at least, brok creis mors | the hatred oexcent of paper i eclatod just as much as those | o' BHSY PRUSS B Soear elod pray for them which despitefally use you and s talk of the ultimate submission of the he offered in Euro, e, 1t |v\\un{.llmu|.vw’v‘ than | OB “{ Ry e [‘h lithr | Persecute you"” But Brother Dowic did not Qurakoy uhian ol biwosn tha tiro groa go s at homo to bo the samo as the | OFGE W1E IMOURLALL Wops, wriles the editor | 44 that—he did not leave his enemies to Bod 7 P ; ) eran o # board of arbitration ,.“[\ feel “y“,‘(’,m( o, But .“f gn‘n 1] n:; 1 r““' vm-lp, lIuHHv'l': By He himselt took u hand at Tine Bre and ey PERSONA '47’ RAGRADHS, B nine .n‘[‘ rtainly scored a victory o this g PR At e 4 rom the depreciation, al- | 4 o'clock puffs of wind and miniature | P, 8, Mervilland others whom he thought id 7 Blook alo U & ; matter, and has conclusively proven that h % would antl ow with thogh they do not feelit. The importer will | whirlwinds began to seurry through the | not treat him rght. 11 Brgther Dowie 1ot H, W. Block ‘fr“ fAlo 1A at the Puxton, battor arguihent up to dute. The po- | Our people b ! ould and i ko Hio poople pay for that discount whick | valloy, toying with the foliage and send- | man, why doos ho have to cudgel ¢ very body . L. Glilette of St. Joe is at the Paxton, tion of the United States as defined in Mr. | did strike helow (e Then ind, und | Bepald, lxices of imports will rise, and the | ing- upy'columns ofsportive louves EElghes | Who doss nol see trath as o does! 1. 0. McHeney, 0f St. Louis is ot the Mill. | Bluine's lottors and telorrams to Sir Ju our people did I the :ulunr ‘uv'l]l y\\wv;m-x' \'\Ih\ ;o ”,‘ y will not | SR d 81 15 olotd Battle Then he taught that the devil was | ard Puuncefote and r.‘uw Salisbury is <‘w S0 hink at all about it ow muchare our im- | * g P i YA } the sender of all sickness and phy- W. H. Tenney af Ogd s at the Mer- tkeen, and it s gener in Bortat Call them 610,000,000, Bay the dis- | ments plled in the west, while those in | jiuy Yiment, *'1 Qo not beitove aat® e | oo l- Tenney aF Ogden 1 A : wtic civeles horo th ould {1 1 ) oue moment, In Exodus xv,, 26, God says ». B, Richolods 'Ip Blusinkbt ruments ask the intorvention of ¢ will pay £10,000,000 to make good UneleSan's | billows of resplendent silvor, loomed in wvo brotght all these.” dideass upon tha | Mitjand, e o F Clictunatd s at the | LowenTiat tho United States will i all prob repudiation. Of course a rich nation can | magnificont Overand among | Egyptiar Even inJob's case the devil ety 1 ability win in the contest. The unsettled stand it unda rich nation could make good | theso serial mountains the'sun poured & | Wis under divine restrictions and Hulatione. s \}"I:I“‘"“ s of Dils Moines 15 stoj tile ‘of Afhuire, Lowevar, liaa" Saeteubly o ot Qirecintion to its croditors: but how | llood of duzzling glory, 1t wis . sume | And indohn ix, 3, Christ siys that Notther M. C. Koith of N4tk Plattols rogistored at | Lirrassed amovemeut which bad been quietly fbout that greenback dollar which was to be | ,e,% % (& BTG TS By 6| didtheblind mnsin woe Nis parents, but | M. C. Keith of Notth Plattels rogistered at | sturted and which hud a wondevfu v betior moucy than gold. In Canula und | MORS) Qi & duy of ol N inte that tho works of God should be manifést in | the Paxton. upon the futurcof the mainland of Mexico the imports will cost the same as be- | ©'¢lock the wes! it N clouds had floated up- | yim " That case of 1uess was not the J. H. Kimball of Bath, Me., s in thecity, | the seal i politically a part foi “wo shall - be paving | more, | Ward, I“.l\u a mi:“lh“ tof orgeously | wiric of thodovil butof God: osus was 1o | ot the Paxton > 18 1 8 tho supply of imports reiuiins the sa sunlit sky along the western horizon. | be glorified through the healing of | thoso 1. Hall of Putarburg, Va., Is in the eit theriso i price must bo fault of | Soon serpenting lines of glittering five | sightiess eyes Murray e which will your monoy. Butif every dollir of papor | begun to leap and wind among the Reason hersell and observation tell s ek L e about o « romdiato e od the, gavernment Wil | [k cliffs of tho flowting eastern storm | concoruing the causo of = disoase, Wa | o He Floeris of New Yorl was at the Mur- | (ifioy oparuts ; repudiate u cortain amount of overy debt at 2 4 S Aty o8 | break the laws of God, of health £ ¥ 5 public his ente v than th hom Aud the governn it will compell all | towor, and It wus evident n storm had and life and we suffer Vo chew }‘. \l)vh‘\ orof Hay Springs Is stopping at | or ho stat and smoke tobacco, thus sowing nicotme, and | the Merchant of Washinglon with \ through Bri people o vepudiate a part of every debt. We | gathered up Rogue river. Tn the short shall boa dishonest aud dishonorad nation time theloud detonations from the bat- | \gey ap paralysi r. Wesow whisky J.0. Watson and wifeat Creston Ta, are | Columbia. Just how far had progr Greenback money will also injure business | tlements on high proclaimed the tri- | o n P poverty and de 1 tromens, Eetus | At the Merchants. isnot yet known, but was knowr and cause hard times. After greenbacks are | umphant maveh of the storm, It swe Pt | bosquare with the devil and not lay on him B, W. Henvich of Columbus is in the cit# | there was a great deal capital behiy issued. say as i dollars worth as we now | the mountain side on the north side of | what we are guilty of ourselves. at the Merchants, scheme, and it is quite that the ne- i Bave of coin, thero” will be tho following re- | Rogue river from Evins creek down i JAgaln, Brother Dowie taught that the aged of New York was at the | Hotintions may yet be cax A suoveesiul A s sult Ahaitle " Christian must so fully avall himself of th 1 issue, 3 Heatu 4 e mon Jones creek, Here it defleetod to the | Chr! ) A p I i orth and moved along the hills, taking | Work, of Christ that no bodily intivmit . rs of Montreal is visiting his » fohn Hubborton in the o the bauks and howd itaway in private safes | DO g # | woald over come to hine; that it was a sin If | |t A Hodger 4 4 y A Brutal Husband Harper's Young People andin hiding places s that our natiow's | about tho course of the old stago rond 10 | the man of eighty years did not soa as well as | Prother, George A. Rodgers, of this city Peter Ott, o carpeuter living near the fair | wear Story. entitled A fte working capital will suffer diserimination Louse creek and Jumpoff-Joe. The | the young man of thirty Brother PO I P e S 1 f St ot wlous frameof | s s 2 Some ren will take their coin abioad for | roar of the storm trend as it beat over | Dowle himself noeds glas when he | . HAbyANQ i gust 18 o welcomo vis grounds, want in falog) £ luvestmont, to Moxieo, Brazil, the Argentina | foothill, ridge and wooded slopes seemed | rends letters in publi w num- | itor. “The little follis would sadly miss | mind last night and hr Assaul editions of the bound volume of Rapublic, British Columbia, China, India, | 16 il .,1_\',";.,,._ accentuated every few | ber who broke thoir glasses and threw them | this delightful companion if its'visits | upon bis wife, The n 1 to |+ de \wake for the fir of 1500; Africa, 0% Australia, and we shall lose that . yire{ v away under his direction aro now sadly nood- | should coase. Only 30 cents n year, D, | drop her four forher [ of the “Mother's Record” of baby's much more capital Bane Ma. with moab teniifia peats of | TN TIO0C S e Tt OF somo has ‘been Lothrop company, Boston, publishors, | e, 8he hurried to the pollce station, walk= | rowth and progress toward ehildhood; 3, Foreign capital will cease coming hore | thunder, £ shiken Mrs. Lyman Abbott, wife of the suc- | in# the entire distance of nea hirec miles g e 18: | of Chapl Clark s y Life in the forinvestment and we shall be short that "B . o pe The Christian sclentists tell us that they ¥ gl | 2 und entered complaint against b husband L - g Absolutely Pure. much more capital H. O, Bunner hos written n serlos of | o pg'0ii00e oy aro willing to ynderiae | COSOr o Ho Ward Beochor o8 pas: | goruitompting to kil hor. She was given | United States Navy” und jta, sequel, Y { T government cotnage of metal will | Short storios for Buck undor the general | gy caso and promise a suro curo. Some one | t0r of Plymouth church, is _to b come | money to pay her fam heme and an oeer | *Naval Cadet Bently;” and of May A orean of turtar haking powder. ighes 20040 Ot REAIY 86 titloof “Short Sixes; stories to be read | ks, do thess people not have some cures? | 0ne of tho editors of the Ladies' H sent out to take the brutal wretch into cus- | Sidney's popular book “live [m‘v. of leuvenins strongth—U, 8. Government Iy % Fowign trade will soon drain us of | while the candle burns,” P Yes; so does adoctor in Chicago from bread Hu-.m.-l on September 1 | wiw Beppers” wnd “The Little Red Shop. | vorn Aug. 17, 13, | | mens: There must b rth in that i for his labor, not to exce never en wy of the rooms of the office I where ty pewriters ave thick without hearing | to work in the census oftice. Every man om vesterday aftorno tand,” continued he, “notwithstanding the ll shave of the places; but, al though he is prompt in the matter of appoint point came up last night mon up enough encrgy to go down town to some important work, when the dooi wis opencd an congly bi e Leranium of Ch and are kept from question but what the present ecusus will be | he occasion: sod his ha “Pake other cities t rw ol i, and make the prayer of faith, 1 believe thi and to stand with them : December, tako much pleasure in shoulderas a eitizen (! Al ngoomany of the 1wident aist hos still power to heal, and, in harmony with His will, He boes oftentimes bid the messcnger of death begone and doc and I [ n_ who again paint on the cheok the roses of health, s e s 3 u tands as the exception to the rule, If we leave out of the account the troubled count is 10 per cont. ' Then the cansumor | the oast, like eastles of light riding on w anization of a syst neet th 1. Timid people will dwaw their coiu fr 1. Lothrop company have just issued