The Topeka Daily Capital from Topeka, Kansas • Page 6

The largest and Iloot Completo o) TOPEKA AD tiiietable. Atchison, Topeka Santa XTe Hailro Depot Corner Fifth and Holliday streets. WEST. BAIT TRAN CISCO EXPKE33 (MArL.) Arrives from Kansas city p. nv Arrives from Atchison rt" p.

Leaves for the wst 125 p. COIORADO A UTAH "KX "PRESS (iCATL.) Arrives from Kansas a. 44 12:50 a. ra Leaves for Colorado.the west and south 1:10 a. EMIGRANT WEST.

Arrives from Kansas City 4:39 a. Leaves for the west 5:30 a. EAST. ATLANTIC TSXPRESS (MAIL.) Arrives from the wogt 2 35 p. il I -J LJj Li L.

L. V-j turns into white ones an impossibility, as the color is due to the globes. This method of automatic variation of colored lights is an invention of Mr. Johnson, which he patented, thinking that the idea may be used in the future for scenic efiects. The fourth story of the factory is a rood out of fairyland.

Glass globes of all colors are intermixed with bouquets of artificial flowers, while glass moulded into lilies, umbrellas and all fcorts cf fantastic shape are thrown into a blaze of colors by the presure of a knob in the wall, which imparts the electric current. The big Boston Christmas tree will be in position early in this week, and will be the feature of the fail with 1,200 candle power of alternating shades. It will be handsomely trimmed and equipped, and as it majestically revolves with its flashing lights it will present a novel and beautiful appear ince from all sides. Mr. Johnson will go to Boston to see the effect of his masterpiece.

He will also erect a tree in his house in Twelfth street, similar to his last year's tree, which attracted hundreds of visitors. Office I The Job Department of What the World HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR FOR To BE3TOEE LOST VITALITY IN MAN has been the problem of ages, and then, as now, it is fonnd that the fPRINO OP KTERNAL YOUTH AND THE ELIXER OF LIFE is tonnd in a hih grade of Nutrition. This is the science by which life is prolonged and maintained in its highest development. Recognizing Nature's wonderful power of recuperation, if supplied with material that would revivify the mnroid nervous centers, and restore to a HEALTHY and VIGOROUS con-diton the nervous, debilitated and broken-down constitution, DR CHAS. W.

fcCOTT originated his world-renowned Specifics among which stands at the head: COCA, BEEF andlROH WITH PHOSPHORUS. A Blood and Nerve Yitalizer possessing marvelous curative virtues in al forms of NERVOU3 DEBILITY, BRaIN, HEART and NERVOUS DISEASES. Dyspepsia, Weak Lungs, Impoverishment of the Blood, Incipient Paralysis, Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness, Convulsions, 8t. Vitus' Dance, Opium Habit, Alcoholism, Kidney, Bladder and Uniary Weaknesses, Nervous Weakness and Losses, Prcstratitls or otherwise, and all ailments arising from deficient Nerve Nutriment, or a low tone of Life's Forces caused by a too close application to business, study, or any excess that exhausts Force and Energy of the Brain and Nervous System. Call for Dr.

Seett's Coea, Beef aad Ireo, Sold at all diuggists' at SI per bottle; six bottles SS. by express. Largest and Host Complete from a fine Address Card to aEcoIi or 20-Sheet Poster to be found in Kansas. In Foster Printing we carry and designs for public meetings, fairs, fpublie sale and breeders' -work. A large and carefully selected stock of Wedding, Fartj and Fine Address and Visiting Cards is kept on hand tn'l orders from a distance can be filled.and shipped on 24 hours notice.

Orders for printing of any kind from any part of Kansas cr the West will be nromptly attended to. Our facilities for handling a large business of this kind are completo. With the best of machinery and mechanics, and using: first-clr stock and inks, we can guarantee satisfaction to ourpr.trc::::. In Letter Heads, Statements, Bill Heads, Circulars, Dodgcra Folders, Snipes, Cards in every style, color and design, all nsiness men can be suited The office is supplied with the best oi presses, largo and small, and the latest styles of type for every class of Commercial Job Printing are added as fast as they aro presented for sale. Our Pamphlet and BookWork, Briefs, Catalogues, and Periodical Printing is not surpassed in style and workmanship by any Western office.

desiring printing of any kind are requested to call when in Topeka 'and examine the model printing ofEcs of Kansas. All orders promptly attended to. Address, Job epartment 193 Kansas Avenue, Kansas, Hoaxer" He Was "V- iti at was at first not ad-ciy which hia eccentri cities zzLizTci for him, eaya the New York Gun. he gradually sreir. ashamed of then, end would gladly have been at less inta with hia comparatively polished On one occasion, when he tccspted an invitation to a large pub lis dinner at which many notables were to -3 present, he Singht Judge Bowen, an of iljll of distincuon, who knew him well rad liked him.

"Judge," he said, "I understand that you are to be present at the big feed this evening." "Certainly, Mr. Crockett. Pretty much everybody will be at the dinnerl believe." nVe'I, Judge," said Crockett a little jlr, "I want to ask a favor of you. Will jzi do xna the- honor to observe me nar-i 7 til through the repast?" i of course, if you wish it, Mr. Crc-iett," eaid the Judge, anticipating zzzzs fresh oddity or uncouthness; "but fcr Hever mind that at present, Judge; I'll let yen know afterward," said' Crockett.

"And, by the way, give the wink to some friands you can trust gentlemen of and distinction like yourself, you know bo that they may observe me likewise. But mind you, Judge, they must be eminent men men of bang-up names. T7U1 you do this for me. Judge?" The Judge renewed hia promise with much heartiness. The dinner came ofl accordingly.

But those who had been on the lookout for tome fresh breach of etiquette on the part of the untutored Congressman were doomed to disappointment, though the event was perhaps none the lc3 amusing. It Boon became evident that instead of eeeking to attract attention he earnestly endeavoring to avoid it. From' the outset he made superhuman efforts to attain the well-bred decorum that ruled around him, end with a very commendable degree of success. He studied the manners oi his neighbors in disposing of their viands, with the keenness of a trapper on an indistinct trail in the starlight, and imitated them with the automaton like assiduity of a Chinese tailor's apprentice. His childlike painstaking was equally pathetic and ludicrous.

Bat, as we have said, he achieved a fair degree of success. Course succeeded course without evolving a perceptible blunder. He even sipped his wine gently instead of engulfing it thiratly. The temptations of the dessert were successfully resisted, The toasts were drank sparingly. At last, to the wonder of all and the disappointment of many, the dinner was at an end without the notorious Ur.

Crockett's having betrayed a single oddity or vulgarism whatever, original or otherwise. The next day Crockett again called on Judge Bowen in his office, with a mixture of hope, anxiety and suspense in his manner. "Judge," eaid he, "did you and your friends observe me cloeely at the big dinner, as I requested The judge had divined the rough diamond's praiseworthy aspirations and fully sympathized with them. "Yes, Mr. Crockett, we did," he replied, "and, eir, we were both astonished and overjoyed.

'Mr. Crockett must have been masquerading up to Ibis we said to ourselves, for it is evident that he is, after all, a fine gentleman, who now casts aside the back- 1 1 A. wooas cnaracier ne nag mus inr seen ns to "Great God 1 ore you in earnest, judge exclaimed Crcckett, his breath almost taken away. "Bid I really behave decent then?" 'Decently, sir reiterated the judge. "That doesn't express it, eir.

Yoa conducted yourself throughout with a dignity and polish as to the manor born Crockett gave a whoop. "Put that down in writing, judge he exclaimed. "Draw it up in reg'lar black and white, ss they do resolutions, sayin' ist how I behaved at that big dinner. Then sign it, and have eminent friends of yours sign it, too. I want it as a proof that I can be a gentleman under pressure, judge that I ain't always the unlicked rip-roarer they've tnoetlv roAttA mn wltVl ViAin' Will vntl judge?" "I fill, and with the utmost pleasure," replied Judge Brown; with difficulty controlling himself, despite the drollery of the situation.

"Call to-morrow and I will have the document duly drawn up and signed." Greatly elated Crockett called on the following day and got the coveted document. It contentEs were everj thing he could desire, and appended to it were a dozen or more distinguished signatures. For a long time afterward he was very fond of exhibiting the paper, especially to ladies at whose house he imagined he had most glaringly misconducted himself. He also, upon his return to Tennessee, displayed it with great pride to many of his constituents, and the paper became known as "the Hon. David Crockett's credentials." A GIANT ELECTRIC TREE.

The Greatest Christmas Tree Ever Known Displayed in Boston. Trora the Boston Adrertlaer. Tho Foreign Exhibition in Boston will next week have the most gorgeously lighted Christmas tree ever known. The lights will be electric, the tree forty-fire feet high, and weighing two tons. It will be eet up on the band-stnd, and will revolve by an unseen power, flashing in succession 225 red, white and blue lamps.

Mr. Johnson, a number of the Edison firm at Seventeenth street and Avenue B. is making the machinery for the revolving apparatus and circuit closers, which the lights Cash from red to white, from white to blue, back to red, and so on indefinitely. The big tree will be equipped in the same manner aa Mr. Jo ht sou's Christmas tree of last year, except on a much larger scale.

The butt of the two ten tree will be fitted in an the head of a grooved upright shaft which extends be-neath the platform. A large wooden wheel encircles the shaft, and receives a belt from a smaller wheel, which in turn rvrf ith still smaller weeel until it reaches the motive power, an electric m-tor used to run a sewing machine, which rets a wheel whizxirg around many hundred times before the biggest wheel has raade one revolution. The grooves in the upright shaft are the cut-offs of the various colored lamps. The tree will be flashing Tith 75 red lights until the circuit Lose lnnp3 r.3 beea broken by tha conductor around which the shaft revolves jz'w thrown frcn their metal track and -riklrthe ecu-conducting wood, when ir-nv the white light conductors -k ctha treken thread txel tie tret tarns white. Bo qulcxiy la this acna Willie- niaiiiated believe that the red Light Hot the "Ur?" Ci Althoush.

Cr. TCrco 3 not the Leaves for Kansas City 2:55 p. Atchison a at. 455 p. xn NEW TORE TTBirsg (HAIL.) Arrives from the west 235 a.

Leaves for iranaarHty 2:30 a. Atchison 2:30 a. EMIGRANT EAST, Arrives from tbe west Leaves for Kansas City .10:50 a. 30 a. Leavenwortb, Topeka Son Hi western Railroad.

Accommodation (daily except Sunday) Arrives from Leavenworth at 800 Leaves for Leavenworth 7:00 a. Union Pacific Railroad. TOF2SA KANSAS CITY ACCOMMODATION Leaves Topeka at a. Arrives at Kansas City at 9:40 a. Leaves Kansas City at 5:33 p.

Arrives at Tones 7:45 Topctft iwMi Mm 70 XH DE27TJEB EXPRESS (THE CYCLONE.) Arrives from Kansas City at 12:05 p. Leaves tor Denver at. p. EASTERN EXPRESS (THE CYCLONE.) Arrives from Denver at. p.

xsx Leaves tor Kansas City atM.MMMM.MM.M..&23 p. PAC1FJO EXPRESS. Arrives trom Kansas City a 12:40 a. Leaves for Denver 40a. ATLANTIC KXPKK8S.

Anives trnca Denver ...20 a. Leaves for Kansas CUv at 2:53 a. Emigrants are carried on the Atlantic and Pacific express trains. MdlesandHarness The Old Reliable Firm, 164 Kan. Ave.

BURKHARD OSWALD Are still selling the best Harness for the least money. They have also addles, Bridles Halters, Blankets, Robes, Whips, and all other goods used by horsemen at extremely Low Prices. Their motto has ever been, THE BE3T GOOD3 AT THE LOWEST PRICES. THE PATTjY CAPITAL AN NU A Is now on sale at all News Stands and at the Counting Room of this office. Price 10c, or Three Copies for 25c.

It Is a Beairtihitlj Illustrated Pamphlet of 76 PAGE aad Contains a Brief Sketch of ECansas AND TOPEKA, Comprising City Government, Fire Department, Board of Education, Churches, Secret Societies, Fire Alarm Telegraph, Street anc Avenue Guide, Shawnee County Officers, State Officers, Officers State Institutions, United States Senators and Representatives in Congress, United States and State Supreme Courts, and Judges of the District Courts of Kansas, State Indebtedness, Growth, Taxes, when due, Public Lands and Districts, Railroad Taxes by Counties, Official Vote of Kansas for 1882, Members of the House of Representatives for 1883, Complete Roster of Territorial and State Governors, and United States Senators from Kansas since Admission, School Statistics of Kansas for 1882, Wealth, Population, and a large amount of other valuable formation. THE Job Deuartment TOPffiAlittT MM PUBLISHING COMPACT Is complete lor erery class oi COMMERCIAL PRIKTIHG BRIEFS FOS (jkWZSZt. Real Estate Papcro POSTERS, Fills er la Cclcrt, Frca the SziHg? Size to Thr ghzzU. EUVELOPES, BUSUJESS CAHD3, LETTES HEADS, CTATEIIIZn3 CZZ1 ET the Daily Capital OHlco is tho a large lino of display letter aily Capita ANNAN, I Manufacturers of CARRIAGES, Phaetons, Spring IVngons.ctc. BLACKSHITHIITG.

Special Attintion Given to Order Work and Ropairiro 134 13G Jackson between 4Ui and fitli Sts. ITo Iiayft Secured a Ilrst-cls Carriage Paiuter, and cia coi7 Gaarantee onr Work. (0. W. BOARD OF DIRECTORS-? W.

C. H. FRAHPICM 3S IS! JL. OF AND DEALERS IN- OE SEIil. En i Jfl SJUAliLllJ.

OIL J-1'9. Of Aricansas. The Kansas City, Fort Scctt Gulf railroad, ria Sprinzfield, is the ehcrt zjzI route to this famous health resort Passengers leare Kansas City ria Kansas City, Fort Scott Gulf railroad at 0:10 a. rn, hxve but one charge of cars, thtl tt Springfield, and arrive at Eureka fijprizi at 2 p. m.

next day. This is the short aJ only good route to Kich Hill, CarthE-a and Pieroe City, to Fayetterille, Kc-crs and Bentonville, Arkansas. The only Una rannimr through trains betiresa lkLHZZ3 Citr and Lamar, epringfield and Jcplia cnlr trca ths ITcrth and 7cst craks riiorr. Texas express trtin Depot, Kansas City, tt CCD p. Ecsdsy.isclsdsd ur a Kxssss, and ria Fcrt GcastL tha ticrt: hst ad cnlr route br trhich Public speakers and singers find B.

Douglass Sons' Copsicum Cough Drops a sure remedy for hoarseness. In Yazoo City three men were shot dead and others fatally wounded in a difficulty with negroes. If you are a frequenter or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against the scourge of all new countriesague, bilhous and intermittent fevers by the use of Hop Bitters. Lxjdinqton, Feb. 2, 1880.

I have sold Hop Bitters for four year3 and there is no medicine that surpasses them for billions attacks, kidney complaints and many diseases incident to this malarial climate. H. T. Alexandkr. River experts do not expect an extraordinary stage of water at it is still rising.

A Sure Care for Piles The first symptom of Piles is an intense itching at night after getting warm. This unpleasant sensation is immediately relieved by an application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. Piles in all its forms, Itch, Salt Rheum, and King worn' cam be permanently cured by the use of this great remedy. Price 50 cents.

Manufactured by The Dr. Rosanko Medicine Piqua, Sold by A. B. Whiting and Barns Sim. Heter at Mt Carmel, 111., fell into the river andf was drowned.

Kaksas City, June 7, 1881. Leis Coemicai. Man'f'o. I have used Leis' Dandelion Tonic for some time past for Topidity of the Liver, Deranged Stomach and Loss of Appetite, and consider it a very valuable medicine. George Wells, Architect, Corner Main and 8th Sts.

Ulysses S. Grant, a relative of General Grant, has been arrested at Dallas for bur- LoE Jack, Sept. 14, 1879. I have been using Hop Bitters, and have received great benefit from them for liver complaints and malarial fever. They are superior to all other medicines.

P. M. Barnes. The Erie mail jumped the track at Sun-bury, causing a bad wreck. Mr.

A. Nichols, of this place, says he suffered from catarrah for years. He purchased a bottle of July's Cream Balm cf us. He is now almost cured, and says you can not recommend it too highly. We are selling more of Ely's Cream Balm than of all other catarrh remedies, can hardly keep a supply on hand.

Evers Druggists, Independence, Iowa. Louis Johnston was cennss by the fall of a peddown. crushed at tree he had Vin-chop- An Answer Wanted. Can anyone bring us a case of kidney or liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily cure? We say they cannot, as thousands of cases already permanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters will prove. Bright's disease, diabetes, weak back or any urinary complaint quickly cured.

They purify the blood, regulate the bowels and act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50c a bottle by Swift Hollidav. John McCollough has $50,000 in government bonds. A Clergyman's Testimony.

W. E. Gifford, pastor M. E. Church Bothwell, was for two years a sufferer with dyspepsia in its woret form, until, as he states, "life became an actual burden." Three bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters cured him, and he tells us in a recent letter that he considers it tbe best family medicine now before the country for dyspepsia and liver complaint.

The Bnssian general Kantakuzin, has been appointed minister of war for Bulgaria. Mrs. Iangtry. And other famous women have won a reputation for facial beauty. A fine complexion makes one handsome.even though the face is not of perfect mould.

Burdock Blood Bitters acts directly upon the circulation acd so give the skin a clearness and smoothness otherwise unattainable. The Lafayette mills and several other buildings burned at Chippewa Falls, Wis. c. c. "Certain Corn Cure," warranedto remove corns and bunions.

Ask for it and take no other. For sale at drug stores. Three thousand employes of works at McKeesport, will accept a reduction in wages. tha Tube probably Sblony Men. "Wolls' Health Eenewer" restores health and vigor, cores dyspepsia, impotence, sexual debility.

$1. -mCUYi i finger into I appuea dj in rv I finger into the nos triuwm besbsoibed tJ fcr I effectually de.nsInK the head of catarrhal virus, causing healths secretion. It allays Inflammation, protects tbe xaeta-biane of tbe nasal passages from addi-ticnai colds, completely heals tbe sores and restores as rue of taste and sxoeU. A tew application ft belf rTe. A thorov; treatment wa cure.

Agree tbi jtooe. Bend for circular. Price fO cents. 1 17 wall oral arngvu Osweso, if. Y.

by laanoratdrnrrisia, zxx crcg I 'sV USA. 134 A 136 ZTNTiEY G. W. HERR0N, Prest. and Treas.

W. H. FRAMPTON, Sec'y and Foreman. Letter from Lieut. Gov.

George G. Sumner, then Mayor of Hai tlord. Mayor's Office, City op Habtfobd, Conn. May 21, 1879. This certifies that I have known Chs, W.

Scott, D. for many ears, and am familiar with bis successful treatment of Nervous Diseases. His celebrated Specific for nervous diseases has gained in lhi3 vicinity desirved renown. No person will 'ever regret trying his remedies for nervous affections. Geo.

G. SUMNER, Mayor of the City of Hartford. N. B. For advice and a successful course of treatment in complicated case, requiring skill and experience, call on DR.

SCOTT. Omoe513 Wyandotte street, Kansas City, Mo. Send stamp for the Messenger of Health. Dr. Scott will be professionally at the Windsor hotel, Tuesday, December 11th.

where he may be consulted free of charge on all obscure chronic diseasal. TTr'ffltiiKII (POLL sua TORPID BOWELS, DSSORDERED LIVER, and From theso sources arise three-fourths of tho diseases of the human race. These symptoms indicate their existence Ioss of Appetite, Ilovrela costive, Slclc Head, ache, fullness after eating, aversion to exertion of body or mind, JBructation of food, Irritability of temper, Low spirits, A feeling of having neglected some duty, Dizziness, flattering at tbe Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly colored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and demand the use of a remedy that acts directly on the Liver. As aiver medicine TUTT'S PIIjIS have no equal. Their action on tho Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing all impurities through these three scavengers of the producing appe tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a cJear skin and a vigorous body.

TUTT'S PII.I.S cause no nausea or griping nor interfere with daily work and arc a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA- HE FEELS LIKE A 2VEW MAIS. "I have had Dyspepsia, with Constipation- two years, and have tried ten different kino of pills, and TUTT'S are the first that have doae ma any good. They have cleaned me out nicely. My appetite Is splendid, foool OwS? retwlily, and I now have natural passages. I feel Hke a new man." V.

f. Eli Palmyra, O. Murray TUTT'S HAIR 0VI. Gray Haib oe "VnisaEE3 changed in. stantly to a Gi-ossy Black by a single application of this Dye.

Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of 1. Office, 44 Murray Street, New York. TUTT'S MANUAL 9F USEFUL RECEIPTS FBEE. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARK The Great TRADE MARK ENGLISH X4EM" kdy.

An unfailing cure for Sentinel Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Irapo-tency, and all diseases that follow as a ee- siience of self. EEFCRETAKMSLurase; asiosa of AFTER TAII5Q. Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the back, Dimness of Vision, Premature old age, and many ther diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption and a premature grave. 49Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we lesixe to eend free by mail to every one. C3The Specific Medicine is sold by 8wift Holliday, Topeka, at SI per package, or six packages for 85, or will be Bent free by is ail on receipt of tbe money.

THE GRAY MEDICINE Buffalo. N.Y. Proprietors. On account of counterfeits, we have adopted he Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine. Guaran-eee of cure issarl bf SfflFf HOLLIDAY Topeka.

Kansas. W. M. DIGNON, DEALER IN FUR II TURK The Largest Stock in the State and His Prices the Iiowest. UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALTY 230 and 232 Kansas TOPEKA, KANSAS.

JOHN A. IiBB, WHOLESALE AND BET AIL 0) TP 1 Special attention siren to the shipping of Fruit, Vegetables, Butter and Eggs to all paxti West and South. TOPEKA, tlAHSAO. FLOUR AND Fj TP eas DOOR miDFAGT SASH -MANUFACTURERS Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work, Brackets, Scroll Sawing, Glazed Sash and Glass, HATCHING, PLAIUNG, BEADEIG AIJD LULL UCZII OP EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE TO ORDER. Odce and Factory Corner SeTentli and IlollIJaj TO BUY CITY PROPERTY Call and see me.

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