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II take great pleasure in testifying to the
superior qualities of the Port Wines produced
by Alfred Speer of New Jersey. After a pro-
longed trial / recommend it as a superior
wine" II
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800 More of Those Mems Fine $3.50
Saxony Wool Knit Jackets selling so rapidly at
Sl.49, in all colors and sizes; finer grades at
similar reduction at
c. AUERBAcHs, 7th and III,
1t Domestic Sewing Machine Agency
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n. Y. Board of Health on Wine.
DIR. james of the New York board OF health
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d30-lw
Fine Old Rye Whisky, Use. ct. MErzaER's.1 /.

Ten-year Old Kentucky Bourbon and Sour
Mash and all grades of Rye Whiskies at lowest
prices at WILLIGE's Sample Rooms and Liquor
Store, 1920 Pa. ave-, opp. Natio nal theater.
d02-l0<
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Gentlemen-Call and obtain box of fin
Cigars at reasonable price for tomorrow.
Its NJ. q. z. METzGER, All It'll ST. NV
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For Cheap, Quick Fire
Buy Washington Gas Companvs Coke.
d7-3m JOHNSON Bros. Agents.
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Delicious Wines. Various kinds. MrrzoER's /

Sudden Changes of Weather cause
Throat Diseases. There is no more effectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, &C., than Browns
BRoNOHIAL TRoCHEs. Sod only IN Bones. Price
Is cts. d3l-eo3t&k
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Examine our New High Arm No. and
notice how its positive silent rotary motion and
consequent absence of friction contrasts with
the heavy, rasping, uncertain acton of shuttle
machines.
WHEELER & WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9th NV.
n30-eo1m
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d FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
1874 fennsylvania ave nv -
Telephone call "l31." do
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V. S. FISHER. florist, 1925 Pa. ave. NV
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909 It'll street nortl
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion.
Fine Old Rye Whisky, 75c.qt MErzGER's.1*
ManitOu Mineral Water Company,
Manitou, Col, the Most Refreshing Natural
Sparkling Mineral Water known; also Ginger
Champagne. For sale by all druggists. CHARLES
KEAEaEE, Agent 1877 9TH st. NV. n30-lla
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

Two AELINGrON-FAsT STAGE LINE AT :; 80
l. y. II. Fare 50c round Drive through principal
streets. zoe Soldiers Home and grounds, 50c Coach
chartered. Leaves THE WEBSTER, 5l3 3th st. y. "
nI5-1In
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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF 1pkfh I'M


The present installment ctptA ~. 'euer-oat
collections of ms exrericnoeNss tAsarr Aie 90
Star engagement with roIaik ssnrH 40
Of the elder Booth, SIR William - &r
Gilbert ana other. ''Just Is q Ric-e "a ,,u,eth
uniquely fascinating about AR "a -s1n's stage NJ
50 Is there the same piauant - 10 these Ct
"reminiscences Of his profossionsi u eicnceA-
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In order TO close out entire stock OF Plush
GOODS consisting Of Manicure Sets, Toilet an {
Shaving Css,s Plush Mirrors and TherInometers
Callenders, Comb and Brush Cases. OdoE Cases. &c,
We will not refuse any reasonable otter.
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NEW PUtATIoNs
Linz JANUARY cES1

THE BURIED CITY OF
BY AMELIA b. EDwARf ~. soSresAry ~
Egypt Exploration Fund. INTEREST,"
socount OF recent exploratiot Ss.' rnSas
illustrated from IN. uhlished Pnef~PAs-
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TO RESTORE THE CANAL.
The Trustees of the Bond Holders Ask
For a Receiver.

THEY FILE BILLS IN EQUITY HERE AND IN
HAGERsrowN TO PREVENT A SALE OF THE
CANAL AND TO PRESERVE IT As WATERWAY.
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Ahh. fhh4SfN t-DAn fAltkS
Articles on live social question
POTTER and other prominen: n,s
THE CENTURY. In the pressn
SAMUEL W Dixie writes on
Family"
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Dor SusboISningen.

Sotetes 6 bomber - 9ette
siper en- COB Mibbas, naur bet er trapli
/ Suiet. ct balut Bunb ialt Jleif Ifia.
res / tpnoe Sfiuer, iOm fteses lansiomt
iaa be blioer %lpiebrune. 9ertil lesses
5 Sfiuer opifaarne 9ss, ium osiaa
fteses, til be faar en- lpiebrun 5arpe.
Saa opifiares liselebes / Stiper 2
Quarts Soteter, iaalebes at Stipe for
Sfiue falber neb | ct 8jsrrel meo folbi
8ano. Saa tases be op berai % et
Sag at benz laSses / en- bpb @rpbe
b%srppenpaa ct tpnbt Sag meb 5leit oe
2ss. 8rpbr buert Gag meb Salt %
Yepper, ps brps libt Msl berpper
Naar ale bisie Snsrebientier er Der,
balbes 2 Quarts fusenbe ganb berpaa
lob bet iaa lansiOmt Opbebes til aose.
punftet % imaafose / 40 Minuter, eGe,
inbtil YOteterne er farbise. Sattet
Yerii0e ellsr geleri er en- bebaselia iii.
ietnins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Yotctcr ont Waaren.

On Gotet er tyr os melet paa @runo
at ben Stipelie. ben inbebolber, men,
naar Spirsrne / ben bespnper at iprette
no ON 8aaren, foranores Stipelisn, ener
ben pptases al be srpenbe Spirer, buoraf
5plsen er, at Toteten taber Rerins
os fremfor aft Selimas, Man bar
forisst forfiellise Maaber for at beoare
Boteten ipiielis os COB paa benne Garss
tib. s en- bpb, fOlb aialber uil Yutes
ter buloe fig BELT pel en- lang 9ib no
ouer Saaren uoen ieresne 5oranitalts
ringer; men | be 1eite &ieloere oil
Spirerne / Boteterne bape naaet en-
2ensoe paa hers CONNER arsrebe i
Wai.
9et iimpleite Mibbel, iom man bar
fOriust for at pbel ysse spirerns, ps
icm csiaa bar piit fig fulttommen soct
/ mango Iar, er fDlsence: s Npril
iamles iaa mango 8Oteier, iom behsues
/ SusbOloninssn, inbtil npe 8oteter fan
faaes; bisie %opbeuares / 9snber eIe,
mtnore &isrel os itprtes en- Sang ON
rsen ooer / en- anben 9pnSe ener Sop.
Seo benne japnlise Smflptnins blipe,
Spirernes SaIt itaniet os islselis usiau
beres gune til at ubbrase Stiuelie en- a
Boteten. Selo paa fore @aarbe e1el
/ fore Susbplbninser oil en- iaabar
Smfptnins fra Tsnbe til Tsnbe at bel
belle 5orraab at Boteter for nosle Maa.
neber fun uptase to Berioners Irbeibt
i nosle faa Minutter for bosr llse.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

ggs fan bruses paa m~ansiplbiae
Raaber / en- SusbOlonins, os be er
Osiaa iaa letpinbt at tase til for en- elItr
unben Ret. Wen man bar i benz osiaa
ct 2asemibbel, bpilfet fanite for Wanse
enbnu er ufisnbt. Baa brenbte eIer
ROlbeoe Saar, ristis ftpsse os imerte
iulbe 8ranbiaar, bill sg sebpibe pirfe
meset linbrenbe Os affislenbe, beere emo
bauos @plObium % Mabolie, ipm ellers
bruses.
Naar mon tussr 8aal, fslaer Der
en- bD'ft u~bsbaselis 9ust meb, men bette
Tan tOrebpsses peo i Yanbet at leaae et
ststte 3raial euer libt uf en- rob Ieper.
sals, Oct famine MibSel ton oo,oo
6 mse hsnenbe &eiultat bruaes p.b Soo,
3 ming al anbre saser, iOm ofoi0,r %
fem Nablust.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
&c ificnnc Sumter uoc I
Weiten.

9e unse Gamer i Scotia, 9ee., fiber
formelis at @alffab efter at blipe &unts
nerinber / Malnins, Otter tire Timers
l~luberpisnins fog e, uns &one en- BAG
meb fig biem ct Maleri, iom bun ielp
bar meset itolt al, os piite bet til fin
Wanb.
"Nu, fiare Manb, bpab ipnes 9u ON
bet ?" ipurste bun blibt.
San itirrebe fOrunoret paa bet en-
Stunb os iasoe:
$50. 0, aa 10. Oct 8rpbbpr eler
ben 5iIf Der CT meset naturIis."
"Slubber! 9u ifal lille ipaie MI.
BET er buerfen 8rpbbpr eler 5iif; BET
er ganbaniamlins. en- Ss."
"Na ia, MI Ter ies bet. Os ben Snor
Der, iom brnser fulo al 8laber, er o.
iaa bsiit naturlis; ben ier affurat ut
Ipm ben, ri bar ube | 8assaarben."
"Na, 9u er en- sammel Nar. Del e,
10 insen 8~lebesinor, bet er en- Sneiane,
6 Sob bpb."
"Msi gu oil pei life noset Def? Spo,
paa belle Sorben timber On 6 Sob en-,
os en- aabsn 81 peb Chen af bin,
anbsn?"
Tableau! Wanben forau, ps Strpse
fern, Geisioit % auffefanbe efter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Tarmen ,6niet ogS apen
cpfsonina al unebeite.

Sporlebes bette lfal Re er ct omtoiitet
Yuuft bfanbt S%sitsopbrettsre eaer
maaiie mere in,elem bisie os 2bepre'
tiferne. lloen bermeb at uile itile os
/ aontrait bperfsn meb ben enc eller ben
anben Wenins beron,, ital ri anfsre
5afta fra ct Bar Naboer.
Den enc, ", baooe meset a~lminbelis
en- 3 a 4 81 for 8interen; ben anoen,
g., bapbe fun l, enfeltuis 2. Mebens
.. bolbt fine iom 8~irleoasser - paa
en- BARN Stalb, buurfra be life turbe
Iippss no ON 8interen, TIL be funbe 10
f~orfjsfe fig - meo 5ebnins os lite
5obrins, Dor u. pisosslss NOT til al
Hippo fine llnsbeite - baace i fsrite %
anbet Nar o 70. - ub ON 8interen laa1
sootiom ben belle, LANCE Dag, % Sob
rinsen bar paa insen Maaoe riselis.
~llusbeitene bapbe f9Ges Sommerbdpu
= sunffe COB = ps naar be ont Taaren
ienotes paa Seteren, bar S's im9lofeo,
N's berimob bar iaa iom iaa. Naar BE-
ON Ssiten fom biem, bar bet totalt ONT
penbte 1ilfelbet. BET Sar,me sjentos
fig / Iarraffer, iaa ri life fan ifplbe
paa 9ilfelbisbeoer. a.. bapbe ofteii
perbifulbe 9pr / Sa~lssalberen.
9i anfsrer Der fun rene 5afta us
laber andre bsmme, iom be pil. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

aif man SnbItininssn fra aomitesn an
saaenbe @o[lsssts 8ranb. Senne ao'
mite bsitob Of ~fslsenbe: 8aitorerre y.
y. SofobIen, .. 8. Smsbp, Saaparo
anuiien, Baul Baulien ps s. S'aacs.
BET famine iUm Bitre Giitritt oeofoS
b 1uttebeS oslaa Der.
I'll Weblemmer al ben fore &Omite
a~nsaaenbe @isnopbpsselien palstes:
Berger Torserion, Bait. 8eque, S. y.
9bomion, Sob. Sess, u. anoerien, Z.
VI. 8osiins.
Spnoben peotps en- &siolution, be-
pibnebe fin Spmpatbi meo Golenars
5amilien / 9ecorab. al bptlfen en- Ssu
omfom peb golesebranoen.
Otter Ifaisrelien al enbel minore
Eager blep Wsoet bepet meo Eat til
Steoets 8reit os Menisbeb for ben ro'
piite @iaitfribeb. Oct bar en- alminoes
fig Tilfrebsbeo meb bette Msoe os bets
Jorbanolinser. Serbeles mesen Eli
freosbsb ubtrpttes iier meb 2erefor'
banblinserne. Os at bisie osiaa uirfe1
Zig fortiente bet, bepirfsoes pn'entlt9
peb ben Hare os sreie Waaoe, bporpaa
be bleu inolebebe af &%eferenten.
Eli at sisre Spboloet ueb bette Wsbe
enb mere tilfrebsitilenbe bibros heller
life minoit ben uiabpanlise 5orefom
menbeb os @jaitiribeo, iom at Der
norIfe 8efolfnins / % omfrin9 Bobt
piItes mob Spnooens Weblemmer. 9ei
bar oerior be1er life frit for, at manst
sierne baube tilbrust enonu noSle 0nSt
bos fine giaftfrie 8erter.
ErRbifanter unber Wsbet bar for
uoen q. Mtffelien, Saitorerne 9, y,
Senien, 6. .. Safobien, .. 5. Smebp.
.. Stattebsl os s. g.. Tborsrimion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
3aage % SfDer.

9aase bannes peo, at be uIpnlise
Yanbbampe, iom tiger op fra Siser,
glue, paaoe Warfer, msber foloere
2uftlas. Be fortattes af aulben %
saar oper til at bliue ipnlise peb, at Der
banner fig be utalIise imaa Sanbblerer,
booraf 9aasen beitaar.
Sfper % Taase er bet famine. 8pms
mer man inb | en- Gin, piier ben fig
iom 9aase, os umuenot piier 9aasen
fig ipm Sfper, naar ben iees paa til
ltratfelis Qiitano % pppe / Guiten.
SfiSnt Sfpernes Sormer er %utalise,
bar man bog inobelt benz % sipst benz
g1apne eiter Surmen. De runbe, luuls
menoe Sfper beneones Cumulus, naar
be iom 3ause tiger up fra TuJtis Serb.
bunb eqer fra Sunben at en- Gal, er be
1esn paa sobt Seir. Stratus Sfperne
er LANCE, flace % bar ct tunst uoieenbe.
Cirrus Stperne er be fine, lmaafrpIebe
Stper, iom man belit paa Sommersobs
oeirsouse ier iuauenoe bsit paa sSim
melen. De beitaar al fine, bite intaa
Sstrptalsr eIer Ssnaale Os bOloer fig
/ en- Ssibe Of 10000 Sob % mere ouer
Surben.
9poen fOrplantes O%uerOrbentlis let u9
tpbelist sjennem 9ause. 8anonifub os
9aaselure bsres / operoroentlis lang
afitanb / 9aase paa Sjssn.
On anben Merfelisbsb peb Taaser
er bet iaafalbte "8rcdens Spettrum".
Bet beituar /, at sfpsser fuites al ben
p~psaaenbe eler n~ebsaaenbe Sol pau
9aases ener Stpbanfer. 9isIe Sing.
ger blir ~umaabelis foritsrrebe 8ileoer
al @jenitanben os bar ct meset ipssel.
~iesastist l~lbieenbe. Be er ofte omsiunt
al en- ener flere 8inse meb Resnbues
farosrne; De Ter no iom en- @lorie. Il
8eiisnbe blen Slbne til bette Spn fra
8isbi aulm / Sueits. Solsn Ifinnebe
Be iua bessetpoelis Stpsserne Of fin'
2esemer falbe paa nosle iuare 9aase
masier, iom bauebe fig fra 3usijsen
Dmfrins Sooeberne bapbe Sfpssern'
en- ipar resnbuefaroet Sing. Naar b,
TO 8siieube bepesebe arme eIer Ser
siorbe 8iempefiftelierne / 9aaseban
fen bet iamme. Oct bar ct ooerorbent
fig intsresiant os itorartet Spu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Yr9mte Wo- 1 (gRp.)
meobj@ lperen
euer en- Yeileber til at tube

On usuar,t .nt,ter.suinssm.bss .. - Rentaob,ue. - aobL ovr ,,s,,
ma, - 9,nutusstobtI - Rmtfttt euI.nbu for bet 1sb. aarbunSrS, ""'h
ninastob.u.r bsnn.-5ortes oDtr be 5sr,n.Ss stotr "a ,,-t.P
-w,,suo To,uu,ntu. -ponifntt,fr al sfspr. (Charel Motp,g.S "os
Chattl Mortgage Form ola Notice Of Sale or Chauel Mortgage -por,Isn
Form Off NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of ortgage-SiaIbsb.ptf Bond, -, ","t
.fCommou Bond, with Condhion.-Bond to Corporation .-portn,t,o5 r "e
Articles Of Coparnership. - srsbt Deeds). - Form of Deed with sns
,.n,. -Out-Claim Deed-Long Form Qut-Claim Deed.-Homes.ad w. :"
Release & pu,nstOmfr (Agreements) General Form Of Ageemen,. = 4
n.nt for Sale and Delivery Of Personal Property -Sipbetontrottr rBal. .ts /"
- Cannon Form al Bill Of Sale - Bill Of Sale Of Personal Properly -sa
ter rWus) General Form Of Will for Real and Personal Property r a
R,r, nsrm fr 7stam,ntu, bpcrp,b baabs ion os rsrHs Gi,nbpm ou,rMe,,, D.
tor. ssu.-gd m.tiRs sph.m-Gt fOrFi.nia. aSrmomar, JorSos las.
Sr.-euIS. % e,lps8asi.-9abd o.rt olSbos Barter m,s tilsin aNb "a
opu tIoiri, 8aru. - BOTS gOrto, inbsnIausR % usnlanbR. - srop,,an,
nut unSr RSh, Rrta ps Be ben 4nl.Sntns uSbstals BounH,) - IN L.|A
walu,Ii,atioustabtL - Grrstisb.bs'9iSn for Susopr. - gorsl,hnt,,pl, -
p,stontour o. poR,rpsbtiOuu Tcrss Nrransr.Ss su an,p 3 rr,, y"
\, sounS, status Gmbtbs manb -Dihanos1 abeuu- hsh. "a b,A,s A.
1 g,rbm. -aabel ism pir the Popular % Electoral Vote tr pt,fs,ut -"
-pusrob,peh,n. o. .g,S arn.n- ct Var mb b.nut DarsHuI, b, br n.
nil, p.ni % sst tnSbunh.n. $laa
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Slansejast.

Sasere ! Ssrfibire County, Muis, bar ~utfunbet en-
e'snoOHmelis Maabe OF fanse alupper Hanger paa, bpis
5sOt er uniest Tom ct prObut Mibosl mob Gspbeb % berfor
ilsbss til fore Triier. On BARN Dag saar be ub meb en-
5'ltsitans, fOripnet nleS ct lanst Snsre os en- Harp aroa,
% naar De bar opbnset en- slunse, Acknowledged supenbe
! Nerbeoen al en- Stenrpie, priiier be paa ben meb Stars
gen. slansen onasner, bliper lissIum andre iopenbe,
naar be pluo'elis paffes, erserlis os busser lss paa ben
narnsits Slenftaub 5iifefrusen, Der ubarmbiertist sien,
nemSprer bans alape. 5iNeren bolber MI Stanaen / en-
rttsr afttano, meoens bans aamerut fiarer Sopebet al
oen' aropperl tufer be en- Sci os ~fortiatter Iaa Sastsr
euer 5iiferiet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

&atters Cine bier fig f~urtjelise til be ~for4ieaise
1'oer at Sassn; ON Morsenen er Yupiuen nemlis runo,
mob Mipbusen aftuser ben % piisr fig Blot iOm en- Stres'
% boyer liot siter liot uoOoer @ftermibhasen. vi eenn'
Cmfaubisbeb Fal man paa Here Steber | aina benptte ~
% laalsoss lao pibe. bpab bet liber poa Gasen.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19

and could not" trust it was no shame
10 my manhood that tears blinded me as he
saidit OF his last hour have no heart 70
speak. He was the last OF bis race, There
was no kindred hand to smooth his couch or
wipe the death damp from his brow, but
around that dying bed strong men the friends
OF his early manhood, the devoted adherents
of later life, bowed in irrepressible grief,
'and lifted up their voices aud wept."
But, fellow-citiLens, the voice of lamenta-
tion is not uttered by private friendship alone
the blow that struck his manly breast has
touched the heart of people, and as the sad
tidings spread, general gloom prevails.
Who now will speak for California; Who
will be the interpreter of the wants Of the
Pacific coastl
"Ah, who that gallant spirit shall resume,
Leap from Eurotas' bank, and call US from
the tomb"
But the last word must be spoken, and the
imperious mandate of death must be fulfilled.
Thus, o brave heart, we bear thee TO thy rest
Thus, surrounded by tens of thousands, we
leave thee TO the equal grave.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
The SNOW PLANT.
A Lovely Flower That Blooms in the
Sierra Mountains.

One thing that never fails to interest
all who see IL, when IL Is found on the
mountain heights OF the Sierras, is the
snow plant, known to botanists as the
Sarcodes sanguinea, meaning blooded
flesh, says the American Garden. No
flesh or blood could be so exquisitely
beautiful; imagine n rosy and snow
tinted, crowned hyacinth, from eight
TO twenty inches in height,ever minia-
ture bell wound about by n rosy and
frosted silver ribbon, all topped by a
huge head Of asparagus in hoar frost
and silver. The frosted papilla is very
marked on every sepal and bract.
Though the whole translucent spike is
flushed with rose and carmine, the
petals are the deepest and most bril-
liantly colored parts OF the flower, which
is five parted, and each open one show
ing slightly the stamens and pistils.
There have been seen specimens
bearing eighty perfect flowers and a
pseudo-bulb twenty-five inches In cir
conference, brittle almost as spun
glass, and although solid as pineapple
when first dug up, dried away to the
size of the stem. All attempts at cul-
tivation have thus far failed, the bulbs
refusing to stand transplanting and the
seeds to sprout. 1t was once said that
they would not survive below the level
OF the summer snow line, but they have
been since seen almost covering the
ground far below. The snow banks
seem, however, to protect them from
the winds sweeping among the noun
tains, and they make their early
growth and development beneath the
driven snow, and when the approach of
summer leaves the surface of the ground
exposed it is covered in few days with
the red crowns of the snow plants.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
The Decline of Immigration.

At Castle Garden there are many
theories OF the great decline in Euro
pean immigration to this country dur
ing the first half of the current year.
1t is said to be owing to the reduction
OF the surplus population of several
countries OF Europe BY the immigra-
tion of past years, to the difficulties en-
countered by many immigrants in find
ing employment here, to the new in
ducepents offered to settlers by several
South American governments, to the
action of Cur consuls abroad in prevent
ing undesirable persons from leaving
for New York. and to the strict enforce
ment here OF the contract labor law.
The falling of in the arrivals at Castle
Garden during the first half OF the
year as compared with those in the
corresponding period of last year was
nearly 81 per cent, or from $780, 1925 to
173,67S; and this falling off was from all
the European countries from which i'm
migrants come to the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
PUGILiSTIC PREACHER.
He Saved a Policeman From n Gang
OF TOuGhs.

Shortly before IL o'clock last night,
the first persons to leave the Casino
tabernacle were convinced by the noise
and tumult in Johnny Considine's sa-
loon that II lively scrap" was in pro-
gress, says a Detroit dispatch. Some
one informed Patrolman Corey, the
officer on the beat, and he hurried to
the scene. AS he approached Consa-
dimes place he saw men struggling in
the doorway, but, catching sight of his
shield and buttons, the beligerents sus-
pended hostilities. Corey asked what
the trouble was about. For a reply he
received severe cursing from the fell
low whom he had addre ssed, followed
by vicious lunge at his face. The
officer lodged the blow and grappled
with his assailant, throwing him to the
ground. He then took firm hold of
his collar and started up street with
him. Arriving at the corner of Girls
void street and Michigan avenue the
prisoner made further resistance.
The officer attempted to haEdcutf
him, but was Immediately sur
rounded by the ''gang" which had
rallied in numbers and followed on from
the saloon. With curses they set on
the officer intending TO release the man
under arrest. Evangelist H. q. Wills,
who had just come from the tabernacle,
where he had been holding services,
took in the situation at a glance, handed
his prayer book to friend, drew up his
sleeves, and then jumped into the i'm
minent, deadly breach" He went
through the crowd of toughs like
whirl wind, throwing men right and left
until he reached the officers side.
With fists clipched, eyes blazing indig-
nation and face set In determination,
the evangelist lifted up his voice and
said: "The man that dares interfere
with this officer in the performance of
hls duty has got to meet me. Do you
heart" Evidently everybody heard,
for not move more was made looking
toward a rescue, While the officer took
the prisoner to a patrol box and pulled
for the wagon" The fellow wes taken
to the Woodbridge street station and
locked up. II want to shake hands
with that man Wills" said Patrolman
Corey, after the trouble was all over,
'for there is no doubt he saved my life.
That gang would have kicked me to
death in order to rescue their friend"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
Never Give Up.

II you suffer with asthma, bronchitis, or
any other disease of the throat or lungs
nothing can surprise you more than the
rapid improvement that will follow the use
OF SANTA ABLE. If you are troubled with
catarrh, and have tried other medicines, you
will be unable TO express your amazement at
the marvellous and instantaneous curative
powers Of CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
These remedies are not secret compounds,
but natural productions Of California. Sold
at 81 a package; three for $3.50, and guaran-
teed by Goodman Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
The RABBIT Killed the snake.

Tom Fuller, of Geneva, Ga, says that
he saw rabbit whip and kill a snake q
few days ago. The snake had caught a
young rabbit and was trying to swallow
it. The old rabbit rushed by the snake
and bit ut it as it passed. 1t then ran
by the snake again and bit it, and re-
peated the run several times, biting the
snake each time. The snake finally
dropped the young rabbit, crawled off a
short distance and died.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
self-Defense Against Dan eerous Eo,

Forwarned IS not forearmed in the case Of
those who incur the risk of an attack from
that dangerous foe, malaria. unprovided with
a means of defense. But IL those in peril are
aided, sustained and reinforced with the
great fortifying safeguard, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, miasma, prolific breeder of evils
manifested in the shape of bilious remittant
and chills and fever, ague cake, dumb ague.
and the calentura Of the Isthmus and Central
American coast, is nullified and rendered
harmless. Our western pioneer settlers and
miners, dwellers in tropic lowlands, and Wis
iJants Of and dwellers in malarious localities
in this country and many quarters of the
globe, have for years been acquainted with
this unparalleled defensive medicine and
remedy. All disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels, rheumatic and kidney com
plants and rheumatism are conquered by 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
S35,OO

Is now the rate via the Northern Pa
cific railroad from Omaha and Council
Bluffs to all north Pacific coast points,
including Portland, Tacoma and Seat
tie. Through tickets are on sale via
this route daily. This is the only line
running through the eastern and CEN
trail portions OF Washington territory.
eitic second-class tickets at all points in
Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
The Trafalgar.

The largest ship in the British navy,
the Trafalgar, launched two years ago,
has at last tried her engines, with sue
cess. She is 345 feet long, 73 feet beam,
and l2,SlS horse power drove her 17.2
knots.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-19
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE INTMENT
is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup.
tions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABlETINE ONT
MENr. Sold by Goodman Drug company at
Is cents per box-by mail 30 cents.