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Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

KALAMAZOO, August %. - Commander Schlcy
of the Greedy rchef expedition, stated pri.
yately that the remains of the late Edward
Israel, of Kalamazoo, metereoloSist of tho
Lady Franklin Bay expedition, were intact.
Relatives did not allow them to be eNhumed.
Seal of North Carolina tobacco the Is
best.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

WANTED - situation to drive d. Livery wagon.
w groceries or otherwise. Good educatlon, can
talk German, acquainted with all parts OF the city,
Address up. r.. A. rostDtiicc. 4l023p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

LOR SALE-Gradcd Durham Cattlo-7 yearllng
Il hoitcrs; bOtwo year old hoifers; 81 three year old
cows; ! four year old cows; 2pcdigrocd Durham bulls.
3 md . one is u show animal; 2 seven. eighths Dur.
ham bulls, , years old. Above except q few are era.
dc stock aud show their breeding plainly. 90 calves
by said bulls, out OF above cows, as are the ycarlings;
IL yearling steers; II two year old steers and rs three
year old steers. II. 4. STEIN, Mindon, Neb.
'g2lmp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

EoR sALE-F1our Mil cheap, on easy terms OF
L payment, iayorably located within fifty miles o,
this city. Gooi opening. Address T. o. Box 241S,
st. Paul Mum. 2O7.luI
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

EN0R SALE-A choice dairy and stock farm OF 500
II acres, 200 acres under cultivation, q miles 'rom
Silver Creek, Nob., on u. L. Railway. Good house,
o. cam and leo houses, barns, corrals, etc, 'or dairy
ing and stock raising Land IL well wateUed and all
choice grass and grazing and, with plenty OF ran
adjoining. For sale cheap. Potter s. Cobb.
Farnam street. slit
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

DIOR SALE-Engincs now and second hand 10 h. p.
II Is h. p and 20 h. y. portable and stationary; also
boilers OF any size and style. Richard Il Clarke, U, =
X. Y. bet. l7th and 18th ste. Omaha. b49.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

EoR SALE Saloon and boarding house at a bar
II gain. H. Mannweiier, 307 south 18th street.
427.23p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

ITO SALE-Two second hand pianos, OF fdholm
II q Er.ckSou's Music Store on 10Th st. SCOTT
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23
our NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER.

VIENNA, August 22.-The emperor to-day
received Alphonzo Taft, The American min
lister to Vienna, VIII, is about to leave fos hi.
new post at st, Petersburg,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23
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MONEY TO LOAN In sums OF 1900. snd upward
w o., =. DAvil anil CO., Roal Estate sud Loa
1905 Fatnam St. sos.bi
Omaha daily bee., 1884-08-23

N&vANTED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN-In city
w or country, to take nice, light and pleasant
work at their own homes: e. TO 50 q day easily and
quietly made; work sent 10y mail; no canyassing; no
stamp for reply Please address Reliable MAntg Co,
Philadelphia, Pa. Si7.lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

r HAVE APPOINTED yoxL MILLER
i o. seaftis, King esunty. W. +, Depc-
ty Inspector Of Lumber fer Dissxtct No. !.
a 8 A. 8 MILLER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

ssSiS 0RArss.--About one month eco
G. p. stone, the suterprising cash gre
oer. advertised that on Saturday. Nov.
GA hs vou.d distributs among bis cus-
somsrs elI0 In cash prizes. ranging
sscrn e1 down 70 &S. Every person
-hc unrchs "a tl worth Of tea OF eof-
fee during the month bad the prfvtieee
AZ Cuesslns the number Of grams o1
whast which we're sealed up IN fvo-
oonrs siass lar. With the vheat we're
11cnher = az nutmezs, placed In there 20
prevent persons from sAank = 80 80
Quantity Of wnsat coonan9 -
thereby gaining IN und1: sds.n.ses
over the other gueeserA A. &c..
lsst night the guessing closed ana
comuitfce of seven pcrsons wens 1
w,rk counting the vhsat- u requires
one heur and twenty minutes 70 co1-
,isse the count. There we're exscuy
X sIs Grains Of wheat and - nusme9s
h N. lar. The sueosssful Rue.ssn
shs number Russsed ~ eAsn ana Ne
sr,~unt Of the prixee are - totto-
Iahn n. AIexnndss, student n the Lni-
.s-s;,x Cucssed 96,l73. frst pyizs. tSl
NJ p Alvsraon, S6.0oh 80; ~. n
W,;nkla. a. M, $40; 0soezs W. Amee.
ss fs2s. siO; Andy veltx: 8.0z.. ~; A.
sssd Rysnn>n. 3s.ooo. -; nrA o. z.
Csss,er. sS.AD. sk. There uers . VII
a. nuIaber of ausAserA ana -
s,,sssas ranged frou aue tooosano y
.sn .si,iionr. The fortunsts onss esn
oaIl as shs store % boneas -
shsir sssh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
e. - nsa vhI's ooa - 30 hsass

4Eunx 49, srkg1~ a. 80 g
hee1 - oW heet
\. k0uk1D.V
10 te1s9raphed - 0Uvsrnor 8ouirs.
laIa9 n.m tnAf 00vernOs 0sooemans,
!. &. Bad not ~ rsaehsd Rsd BluR
risess notify 00vesnor 6t0nsman o.
soe i0poseAnee q tbs cass dsmaudI
Iomps estlon. Governor Squire ther
te.e9rsp6sd etonenan - foIiows:
teseRTapoed to you yesterday Z
xeqoieiti0n fog H. persons sl Burh -
1.nllsn y ths e.ss Of Tsrritory q
Warrington " Bush and MnIIeu.
rissse teisersph warrant fer arrest Of
said bosh and Mullen 70 Sheriff Of Te-
ssGA Coonsy, = He'd blud- Am just
advised, - 1885 p. M. that the ssoond
49, q Aaeeas csyPu - iasned In thsis
behalf, and no warrant from you -.
cesvsd- lmmsdiats sc1ion on your parS
= respeosf0ily rtqueGted. Case a. i'm
porsanf ons. WkTsoz g. SQurnx.
= 00TernDe.,'
0Vernor stoneman replied a fol-
lows
a.. eAcRANUTo, Nov. 20.
warrant baesd % yons regulation
- - -tssserapnea e hed bluh, and ~
'ssA sness - y m: soasy:
q. -. ~. DAM
In thu meantiuas 4 rsss;.ss : .sasa
from sheri0 Nartin shss - r..ss s.s~-
up the 0overnorsa varrsrt n ~srs.z
the men hsId. q vhich 4 r.rises.
ssMo3rav viiI - vifb vor s,,.h.ksv
Monday. You must hold theee -,
II lawvers musf consncce II shs tssss
dsy md nioht. untiI h;s s,vsvsi - ' :.
riynI a. the vayrsrf 4, s,er.-sns -
the CO. y ~
Tbe aao,s dav. In sha sv~nsv,~
csived the foiIoginc.
0overnors vsrrant I'm ,,v h.na.
ThronoL sbIe t.iact 80 80 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

sssn cent him this:
sfuors eommunicatsd with beth Gov
ksrSs :. warrant should be In your
eoen - this telegram. Hold
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

1OoD STOCK DAIRY AND GRAIN
NJ fnrm for sale, - acres sttunfed nve
miles norxh cf OAk Harsor. tslsnd county.
~. r.. 10 acrs under eulftsefina n
uesdow ana pasture: food haxnss hsIe
% pforfabae hoase. l4 bearing nu1f
trres- WiH selI part o. the whoaos pre-
~ selIinr d euf{re. Fer tevm4 which
ars reasonable. Apply On gremi.eA
II c. PEAR
uas1dwfm Oak Hsrbor. ". +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
sssrsscr Cssnr raecEzsaxcs.

Cont met parsusns 70 adioarnment-
In the oass Of Mary -. Anderson Va
I1,uis Andsfsou, J. Anderson and = An
dsrson we're. On motion. dsoiAssd % %
in dsfAuiA
,,sssse ou rpvision of ruies Of Admiralty.
n - eass of Hahn ". Hahn, dsfend-
anita csom complaint vas wfthdrssn ~
m ~ $50 81 shs united Stats - u.
X 8rxser. : vsfdict Of nct guilty wss
rsndefed. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
InDreIe Yglf LaJill Stock.

rHAyRA FEW BROWN LEGHoRN
/ Crowar1 lsfr, hntchx1 thls season frum
inroreea sGnck- Brown LeRhon fowls
-. the keuf layers n exiseeDca en1 any
nsrron koen5nw fowh ser eEEo sho9id 1aye
skfs vrr5efy. IRA q % g ench tEton
a.s ysl'sss 80 : s's11ssc az ~ sroxx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

4 youne widow. in erecting q monu-
- Mt 10 tle dear Departed clsvsrly
availed herself Of the opportunity 20
inseribe upon the tomb: SACRED to the
memory Of Mathusin Bsxuchst, who
departed this life aged sixty-eiQht years,
regrstting the necessity Of parting from
the most larn lag and hest Of women" !"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

LYNCH THEM.- The G. 4 p. 8. X. X.
depot was the scene, and the pei pie
having occasion TO bs there at 2 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon we're the eyewit-
nessea Of an unparalleled and shameless
outrage on the decency and morality of
our community. The victim Of the out
rage, herself the center Of attraction TO
which the eyes Of all present we're
turned in admiration Of the indeecriha-
BILE grace and symmetry OF her form,
which vas enveloped In q tightly fitting
and gorgeously beautiful jacket Of some
Russian material. was judging by her
uncommoniy rich and gaudy appear-
Ance. her utter disregard Of the Ffopri-
cities, aud supreme indifference 70 the
opinions of the people observing her
movemeuts a. she moved back and forth
in front Of the depot, smoking aud
vhistling, evidently = foreigner. while
tho crewd were alternately admirinR
and oriticising her appearances and 40
tions. two men Tone an engineer ON the
O. d r. 8. Il. r. rudely forced their way
through the throng aud Familiarity ap-
preaching the stranger and with the
greatest sanq froid. one Of them
brought his hand down With no little
force on her chest, exclaiminS to his
companion a. be did 90, and In . voice
loud enough 90 be heard by all, III be
ready on time, Jim. but vel hrst have
20 see how this old girls pstticoat 10
fixed" whether shs bystanders weFe
paraIyxea by the audacious hardlhood
OF the men, or were cowcd by the for
midabls appearance OF monkey which
one of them had In his possession, Ger.
tain Il IL that not mouth vas opened
or q hand lifted 10 prevent or rosent the
insult, and right before the naodesty
and In the very teeth Of the manhood OF
SEATTLE, those bold and hardened
wretchss proceeded 10 take hoerties
with their victim. the perpesratson OF
which on any lady should MOI only have
called forth the indignant proeestAtfons
OF ar outraged deceney, but ehcald oave
Aroused in the breasts OF the cowsrdly
spectators the spirit which stimalatse
men te commit the most desperass Aots
Of vengeance. Not one inch uf her ser-
der frame from hsr bonnstt dovn vas
free from ths touch of their lIoentious
fingers and while ons Of tho shtmelsss
villains aesuaIly raissa bar pstticoAt as
hirh a. be could vithoat removing %
entirely, the other equally hardened ruf-
fian aiapped hts hand on her leg exoiaim.
ing as he did % that hs and the "oid
ciri were old aoQuAiutaucss. and tnsi
having hsd her out . fev niohts iasi
winter. he knew she Vas all there. and
could with less steam pail mere ears
than any other engine on the road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

n. ladiss of The Presbyterian Ohnrsh
~si5 rive : enninl g IL romadenee g 10
w~sfna. a We1aeeday eyenin& ~.
-. aespnd strosA nsar CneFsy. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

fotioWin& arc Sue trausrera OF roat
estate N filed for record in the Audit
or's office, Nov. 10Th TO 2lst inclusive
Henry Van Asselt to @. 8. Dudley, lots
8. 4, 8 and 8 Of block II of Eden Addi-
tion. ei2Oo.
b. Macrsady TO q. s. Dudley. lots s,
9, Z and 8 In Pablic Benefit Supple
mental plat" TO west half OF block %,
BigeIow's Addition, e40O.
w. N. Bell 70 Mary !. Wright, lot | in
block n In Bells Fifth Addison, 1900.
II. r. weRer 10 r. ID. and X. L. Mailer,
lot II In block l6, Lew's Addition, $3.50.
y. d. and X. L. Miller 70 L. Strache,
lot II In block Is. Laws Addisinn. 325.
II. M. 0iddines to T. LYLE, OF lot 8
In block in Francis Addition, $50.
d. T. Denny 10 @. a r. 8. II. X. Co,
lots l. 2, and s In block II. and lots 8
and in block g in ID. T. Danny's Water
Front Addition, 81.
j. ID. Smith 70 w. Il. Stubbs, lot II In
block 70, A. A. Dsnny's Addition, $1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23

TTousR WITH FOUR ROOMS: ALSO
III : arxe barn. uilAhto for . work
shop. n ths resr Of SulHven1 nlock. Ar
1cs3 Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TvHIs rs TIE TINE 10 PREPARE
i forthe hoiidayA Have yourart wcrkA
maenstnes ae1 mugic sheets Pot up IN
rood Substantial binding. IN any style
Known 6urprise ycsr f1ends and chii;
pocket books and albums lcttered IN Gilt
names. Treated IN that way they are
more acceptable and valued - . Gin aad
. rememhrUnce. Blank books and paper
ruling done In the best manner.
Country orders faithfully attended 70.
Prices 20 suit the tinea-
Frycs Opera Block. room 9, up stairs.
r. ANTHONY. prop'r.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03

Copy good, but never bad examples. Al
ways live within your means, and save some
thing, il only twenty-five or fifty dollars q
year. There must be beginning.
You can never go to the top of a mountain
in one stride. Keep stepping and you
reach the summik. Strive for a competence,
something to fall back on in sickness or old
age. dare net advise you to strive to get
very rich. Few men can grow rich grace
fully; that ia, have the heart grow large as
fast as the purss. Peter Cooper was an ex-
ception, and few that ever wore crowns were
as kingly as he. Do your very best in what
ever position you occupy. Men will take
note of you and you will be sure to rise. I
have been astonished at the accuracy with
which public opinion forms of men and
women. You may deceive yourselves, but
the public seldom or never. You will be set
down for about what you are worth. Would
that all the youth of the land would remem-
ber this fact. have always said the man
who wanted work ought to be thankful some
one wanted to hire him and the man who
wanted help thankful there was some
one to hire. The thing is nat
ural. The empIoye should be careful of
the interests of his men. and show his inter-
est by good advice and kindly acts and treat
them as brothers and equals. The employe
should be careful of his employers interests,
and remember that by SO doing he is estab-
LASnt1k nADkG WHICH WALL TSOOuuO 10 LIS OWL
benefit should he become an employer.
Now for the mind. The scripture saith
"As man thinketh so is he.'' Then take
heed to your. thoughts. Let them be good
thoughts. Build as many air-castles as you
please, but let love to God and good will to
man be interwoven with the entire structure.
Think how, according to your means, you
would feed the hungry, cloth the naked and
speak kind words to those in sore need of
them. In short, resolve that, SO far as in
you lies, you will SO live that the world shall
be the better and not the worse that you
have lived herein. Fail thou not in charity.
Judge others leniently. Give none over as
lost. There are those so depraved they seem
to have passed beyond the power of human
aid, yet there may be one spark of divinity
within their breast which, touched by the
finger of Almighty God, may evolve new
creation. Then hope on, hope ever for your
selves and others. MECHANIC.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
CHANGEABLE.

| Fred Douglas has been disoWned by one OF
| his cousins This shows that an Ethiopian
can change his kin if he wishes to Boston
Post.
1T is said there are 100, 900 known species
of beetles, but we will let this subject
beetle we go to the CONTEMPLATION Com.
| Bulletin.
Wanted: Information of funeral where
| the service was not impressive and mar
riags where the service was net beautiful
Boston Post.
Mr.. Arnold says since he got home that
| there is a great deal of crudeness in Amsrl-
| ca. Somebody must have induced him to 60
| s.Ionp'' on oil.-Philadelphia Call.
It is related as singular fact that fat men
| never commit crime. And what's more, the
rslator isn't believed by the man who has
| had his silk hat sat upon.-Boston Post.
During this treacherous season of the year
the true secret of health is to keep the mouth
shut The same ruls applies to presidential
candidates.-New York Comnerc1ai AdVer-
tiser.
ma, what did the minister mean when be
talkedsabout angels with palms in their hand!
Haven't we all of us got palms in our hands.
fore we go to eaven?''-Buriington Free
Press.
New York astrologer declares that ''the
position of the heavenly bodies Is favorable
to Democratic success. The heavenly bod
les must have got awfully twisted.-Phila-
dslphis Call.
Bismarck woman SAYS she can put her
baby to sleep in two minutes by singing
..S1eet Vieiets" Ths knowing little one
probably feigus sleep to get her to stop the
music.-Bismarck Tribune
"Yss, I am really sorry" said the hem
pscked husband; ''sorry to know thet our
forests are being so rapidly destroyed. When
they are gone I'm afraid they will make
bfoomsticks of iron. Lowell Citizen.
In the hope of smoking out the Republi-
cans, the Rhode Island Democrats have
nominated Mr. Segar for Governor.-Brook-
Iyn Chronicle. Perhaps they want to draw
on him; or he may be an old soldisr.-Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
.sNo." said Fitskins, ST don't think I shall
ever try te join the Masons: It's too danger
ous." Dangerous? How?" "Oh, you see
we hoar of SO many murders in the first,
second and third degrees thai I don't dare
try it-Aarathon Independent.
Many a woman has been sought and won
because of some slight charm, as, for exam
ple. through the manner of doing up her
hair. This is the observation OF certain
writer. who, if he knew it, neRlects to add
that many a woman would never nave oeen
marrisd at all, if the man would have known
how shs was going to look after marriage
before that haif YVES uoHe
Courier Gazette.
Landlady-e.How is your health now, Mr..
Biggs2"
Landlady-"What doctor did you havss"
Biqos-sI did not go to doctor; but con-
eluded to try the hat water cure"
Landlady-"Hot water! Why, when do you
take it?"
F3ioes-ssAt breakfast Another cup of that
coffee, please ~ Philadelphia Call
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
HEADACHE.
WHAT IS DYSPEPsiA7

Among the many symptoms
OF Dyspepsia or indigestion
the most prominent are : Vari-
able appetite; faint, gnawing
feeling at pit of the stomach,
with unsatisf1ed craving for
food; heartburn, feeling of
weight and wind in the stom-
aeh, bad breath, bad taste in
the mouth, low spirits, gen
eral prostration, headache and
constipation. There is no form
of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none so pecu-
liar to the high-living and
rapid-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
some GOOD Counsel.

To the Editor Of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Having expressed very favorable sentl-
noents in regard to the working classes, 1
would now tender some advice to the same.
First of all, believe in God. That
gives you an anchor sure and steadfast.
Believe also in man MY long experience
has taught me that the world is better than
= has credit for. You read of all the great
crimes that are committed, but do not hear
of one In ten thousand of the deeds of charity
and kindly acts that are going on continually
all about you, repeat, believe in man as
man. Believe in yourself. Say can and 1
will be man among men. Be courageous
Never say die. Be self-poised. Never do a
foolish thing because your neighbor does.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
&c. per Copy.
Price Two Cents

towards each other the amenities of war, Az
rode with general officer about the north
ern lines Confederate riAemen were seen
near at hand in the bush, but they did not
fire and the party seemed to feel assured of
their forbearanco. nor was there any danger,
except at certain points, in getting ON the
parapet and looking down into the Oonfede-
rate lines. But have reached the proper
limit Of any contribution to weekly journal.
GOODWIN SNTTH
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03

There will be an interesting meeting in
Baltimore on the 18th of next August, when
the honorably discharged colored soldiers
will come together for the purpose Of dis
cussing the proposition fer building nation
al industrial school, q monument to the
s'negro in the rebellion certain features of
the bounty and pension laws, and for gen.
eral reunion, handshaking, and renewing of
old ties of army life. The secretary of the
National league in Washington, Mr.. j. b.
Richardson, says that from present indlca-
the veterans. He is corresponding with
leading men throughout the United States,
and fndstbe central drift to be favorable to
a reunion. The Invitation will embrace the
officers who commanded colored troops dur
ing The war. A conference of residents and
sojourning colored soldiers ami sailors will
be held in Washington in few days, after
which the general call, which has 800 names
attached to 1t, will be issued. The call is
signed by some of the leading men of the
country, s7ch as ex>Gov. PInchbaok, James
Lewis, Judge Whippier, Joseph t. Wilson,
J. Monroe Trotter, Lieut.. Dupuee, Hon.
Robert Smalls, Bishop Henry III. Turner,
Capt. o. S. B. Wall, Milton III. Holland
Pow hatan W. Batey, and many others who
were prominent as soldiers or sailors during
81
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03

We call the special attention of the young
men among our readers to the good advice
given by Mechanic" in a Communication
printed in another place on this page. They
will do well to ponder and follow the counsel
given. Mechanic" ia gentleman occupy
ing prominent position in this community
who has lived long, honorable and useful
life. His words are words OF wisdom, and
the fruit of experience
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03
E,piTOIsIAI. auTtS.

Mr.. Tilden has again been interviewed, this
time by ''trusted correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. He says he cannot take the
nomination. The correspondent, however,
found him in pretty healthy condition.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-03

The House passed the Biennial Sessions
amendment yesterday, with large vote in
its favor. This action is very cheering Now
let tho people pass it, and Ie shall have more
peace and less bad legislation than we have