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    6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATU31DAY JUKE 18 1881.
POETRY OP THE TIMES ,
. ' i -
, , TTp the Spout.
f i Mftry'hsul n little lamp ,
V And tried to blow it out ,
The i > aPcr ctntcs tlint Mary went ,
Klght up the golden cpout.
These Little Gloves.
A little pair of glove * that yet
Uetaln the smell of clover ,
And just ft lingo of mignonette ,
1 turn them vaguely o\cr ,
And mm el how the girl I klmeO ,
That night he promised to bo tmo ,
Conld jmn n number seven fist
Into paltry1 number two.
Woman's Right-
Yes , God 1ms made mo n uoumn ,
And I am content to bo
tTucttthat Ho meant , not reaching out
Tor other thinpc , hinoo Ho
"Who knows mo bent nnd IOVCH me most han
ordered thU for inc.
A woman , to ll\o my life out
In quiet , womanly vrnyr , .
Hearing the far olT futile ,
Seeing TVS through n haze
crowding , Ktni { , ' llng world of men
fight through their busy ( Jftyn.
[ Hasan C'oolidge.
A I > ay of tbo Golden Wont.
.MOVITll THK 1-1IWT % 1UNB.
I nin n riifitling Tenderfoot ,
I'm laying for a claim ;
Cnn any of you rwUern put
A fellow on the RILUIC ?
I ain't n hog , I don't want much
A thousand to the ton , or such.
MONTH THK HECONK JULY.
3 ara n peaceful Tenderfoot ,
I'm looking for a chance
tlo join onmo fortunate galoot
'Hint's struck n circuiiiHtancc.
1 ain't a hog , I don't want much
A hundred to the ton , or nucli.
ilONTII TIIK Tllini ) AUOL'HT.
3 am n Ktniggling Tenderfoot ,
I'm hunting for Rome pnrd
Tliat'a got the downright moral root
To play n grub stake card.
3 ain't a hog , I don't Want much
A burro , enn of beans , or mull.
MONTH THE KOUI1TH RKPTHMnun. '
1 nm a , weary Tenderfoot ,
I want some eastern bum .
Within my hand hU hand to put .
And nweetly murmur "Homo , " 4
I ain't n hog , I don't want much
.An empty through freight car. or inch.
N. 1' . DAUCOUK , in Gunnuon 'Nowa
ZIOTO and Pain.
Iknton Globe.
"I love you , llttlo Bwcothoart , "
He in tender accents lutid ,
"And I love yo\rtoo , " ho answered ,
AH she bent her pretty head ,
-And the stnrn looked down from hcaron
On the tctc-a-tctc
charming - - ,
AH the pair of youthful love1
Gently Hwung upon the gate ,
"Ye * , I love you , " oho Hoftly murmured
1 Looking up at him again ,
" .Holy mackerel ! Gee MOOCH ! "
Answered ho in direst pain ,
3-or , alas ! wo never know the
Ingenuity of fate ,
jVnd love that bctrnjH us often
To a inched thumb in the gate.
WAS IT A DREAM ?
A Personal RomlnlBOonoo-
1 ( in the 29th of August , 1802,1 was
in the Union army , and the regiment
to which I belonged was deployed ns
skirmishers in front of Longstrcot's
( Confederate ) corps , not far from
Gainesville , Va. During the day
ihoro was'Bomo desultory firing on the
part of the opposing forces , but in
sustained ongagolnont , although wo
continued to press upon the enemy
until darkness settled down and put
an end to further maneuvers.
At nightfall I , with , four or five
companies of my command , remained
in the position occupied during the
day , while the rest of the regiment
detailed * fqr picket duty , advanced
nome distance to the Trout.
I was in excellent health and spir
its , but being grcally fatigued , fol1
asleep almost. immediately after tin
arrangements for the night had boon
perfected , and BOOI began to dream
For Bomb considerable tjmu. mj
mind wandered Jo vor events or dwelt
upon scones \vhiph wore familiar , and
winch , upon awakening , I found no
diniculty in locating.
After a while , however , I wandered
into a dreamland whcio , nil seemed
utrango. I fancied myself lying in n
Jino of battle with my comrades in a
piece of timber fringing nil open field
of some considerably extent , the far
ther side of vhich sloped gently up
ward , forming a ridge parallel to our
front. Upon this ridge I could plainly
distinguish something like n dozen
cannon , and could BOO the Confederate
aiiilleryniofi resting upon tHe earth or
lounging in littlb groups about their
guns , as distinctly aa I could Imvo
done with my natural vision.
I could also porciovo the puffs of
smoke from the rifles of the enemy's
.sharpshooters , and hoar the reports of
1 I their fire-arms , and the ping and thud
of the bullets. I might nero mention ,
ns a further description of the field ,
that the wood in which wo lay was
quite clear of underbrush ; that wo oc
cupied the odga nearest the foe , with
a rail fence between us and the cleared
Bimco of which I Imvo spoken , and that
this fence some 300 yards , inora or
less , to our right , turned oft"at aright
angle and ran quito up to the confed
erate lines. As was the case where
ivo lay , so it was on our right. The
fence separated the cleared field from
tho.timbor , which latter constituted
two'sides of a parallclograin , the uncle
being , as already observed , not far
from the right wing of my regiment.
While I was taking in these details ,
: md experiencing meanwhile thu pe
culiar sensations whicl\ sometimes an
noy oven old campaigners when com
pelled to remain inactvio under n
dropping fire , I thought an order came
for us to chqrgo the butteries be <
foio us.
The regiment arose , formed a line ,
btartbd out from thu timber , and in-
atantancously the guns upon the
heights boypnd opened fire. As wv
tOS8od on I Kuy men full as though
killed or wounded , and heard all the
varj < ) us sounds und. din of battle-
About midway the field , running
parallel with our line , I noticed a de
pression commonly called by farmers
u "dead furrow11-H being the "finish-
ing-oiT1 place in a ploughed field , We
passed over this and continued oui
charge across the open space and uj
the slope almost to the very muzzlei
of the canon comrades falling l > )
ttcoren at evor'y etop and tlun , idl al
once , wo seemed to bo enveloped ii
iin almost ; Impenetrable darkness , Mj
'
notifies 'wore loft blank. The nex
moment however , light returned , am
I was lying upon the giound , lightim
tjll going on about me , but whetbei
T1
wounded or not , my dream , or what
ever it "wns , did not inform mo.
While thus helpless and prostrate , I
gated about mo and saw , n , short dis
tance in the rear of the guns , a small
cabin , and in its gable , which was to
ward me , a window.
About the building wcro grouped
many Bounded men , some standiiiK ,
others lying down. Tn the immed
iate vicinity of myself there seemed
to bo hundreds who had fallen in the
contest. .
Casting my eyes in the direction
from whence wo had come , 1 behold
the remnants of my command in full
retreat. I also noticed the sun ,
which was shining brightly , and ap
peared to bo in the vicinity of an hour
above netting.
At this point I was awakened from
slumber , and learned the time to bo
about 2 p. in. of August 2 ! > . Haying
my dre.im as 1 considered it , in mind ,
I made inquiries and ascertained that
during my nap everything had re
mained unusually quiet , only a. few
shots having been exchanged on the
picket line.
An hhur afterward \so were on the
march for Manassas and the battle
field of Oroveton.
I inust confess that the realistic
character of my excogitations during
sleep affected mo considerably ; nnu
all the moro because the scenery de
picted waa altogether strange. My
memory , though questioned to the ut
termost , failea to recall any locality
through which 'I had over passed at
all resembling it. Consequently J feU
unusually gloomy and depressed in
spirits , and all the morning carried in
my heart a presentiment , the nature
of which can scarcely bo described , of
approaching evil.
The old battle-field of Bull Run
was readied early in the forenoon ,
and about 12m. . wo were advanced a
milo or so to the nortward , where wo
wore assigned our position in the line
of battle then forming.
The station occupied by my regiment -
mont happened to bo in a picco of
timber skirting an open field , which
terminated at the distance of some
5CK > or COO yards in front of us in a
ridge crowned with several confeder
ate batteries , the guns in plain sight.
The enemy's sharpshooters lay in
front of their artillery , concealed from
view , but the puffn of smoke from
their muskets sufiiciontly indicated
their locality , and disclosed the fact
that our opposite lines were p.irallol.
On our left the country was open ,
but in the opposite direction , begin
ning at a distance of some 300 yards
from our riJit , the timber extended
up to and beyond the ridge already
described.
The excitement consequent upon the
fighting going on about mo and the
skirmish firing drove my dream tem
porarily out oi mind , althouphjts im
pressions were allowed to remain.
About D o'clock in the afternoon , as
I should judge , wo were ordered to
charge the position in our front ; and
tlitV various regiments of the brigade ,
my own occupying the second place
from the loft , advanced to the danger
OUB undertaking.
, Moving from our place of shelter ,
wo were greeted with a terrific showo
er of grape , cannister and shell , the
first discharge of which encountered
us as wp wore climbing or in some
manner getting over or past a worn
fence of some five or six rails high ,
and which had intervened between
ourselves and the cleared field beyond.
When about half the distance to the
ridge had boon traversed , one of the
men nearest to mo fell ; and although
wo wcro going at the double quick , I
noticed as I hastily glanced down at
him , that ho had fallen in n "dead
furrow , " which the regiment was just
crossing. .
I might hero observe that , while
lying in the timber , it , the field , the
ridge , everything , in fact , about me ,
seemed strangely familiar , and so did
the "dead furrow , " but yet the events
of the night previous did not recur to
mo. I nas thinking of something else
nboutthat time.
"Wo charged ahead anil reached the
hill. The enemy's gunners led. The
crest was almost gamed , as wo ( or at
least , I ) thought , when suddenly I
was enveloped in total darkness. A
pressure upon my throat , a ringing in
my ears as , though "my head was
plunged into a stream of running
water ; a sensation of dizziness , numb
ness , suffocation , and of falling , and
then a shock as I struck the ground ;
how well I romombur it all now.
The concussion of the fall seemed to
restore my sight ( consciousness had
n6vor loft mo ) and to this day thoill , :
cidonts transpiring are as fresh as
though they had occurred within the
year.
year.For instance : While I was mo
mentarily reeling , just at the time of
being hit , preparatory to a fall ever
backward , I hoard a comrade remark :
"There goes " ( mentioning my
name ) , and 1 roinomber thinking ,
even while on my way down to kiss
Mother Earth with the back of my
head , that I was "gone,1' instead of
going
But to continue : So soon after
falling as possible , I constituted my
self a uoard of survey to ascertain and
assess the damages sustained , and
forthwith entered upon tho'investiga
tion ,
I found that , as a personal matter ,
the injuries wore quite serious a
tninnio ball having penetrated my
throat , passing between the jugular
and windpipe , and found an exit at
the buck of my nock , quite low down ,
and clcso by thu spiho , which it
slightly fractured.
After making up and sending in
this report , and doing what I could tu
staunch the flow of blood by forcing
into the wound some lint and a hand e
kerchief Ifoituuately had with mo , 1
crawled , us best I could , in my para
lyzed , condition , to a moro sheltered
position , which , however , was ex
ceeding dillicult to find.
It , was the hottest place I waa evoi
in , and hotter than any I hope for ir
the future , The losses were terrible ,
moro than half my comrades boinj
either killed or wounded , the othni
regiments of the brigade sulToriny
- in proportion.
Speaking of hot places in b.ittlo , oiu
does not cannot understand fullj
what tiey ) are until he is struck dowi
on the field , there to Ho , utterly help
loss , v'liilo bullets aio singing am
liumming , like ton hundred thousam
swarms of boos , pattering upon thi
ground and casting. up little puffs o
duat'or dirt , as the rain drops durhi |
a heavy shower dp the waters of i
lake , or crushing into the bone o
striking with a dull thud the quiver
ing flcph while grape and cannistor
shot and shell are howling , hissing ,
screaming over and ab'out his pros-
tralo form 1 Bay ono must needs ex-
pcrienco all theio things in order to
fully understand the meaning of the
term "a hot place. "
Then , if ho think at all , he will in
cline to the belief that the cauldron of
hell , with thu cover off , is but as an
ice cavern when compared with the
particular locality fate has fated him
to occupy , The fighting continued
only a short limo after I fell but. be
fore it was fairly over , still in search
of a place of safety , I dragged myself
into the cut of an abandoned railroad ,
which ran along the hillside almost at
its summit , and where the Confeder
ate army had lain. As I did this I
caught a glimpse of a small _ cabin
standing just beyond the batteries wo
hud so vainly attempted to capture.
I could perceive the roof , and as
low down as the eaves. The gable
stood facing mo , nnd in it was a small
window.
At this moment I remembered my
visions of the previous night. In
stinctively I turn d and looked in the
directions of my comrades , Tlioy
were in full retreat , followed up by
the victorious foe. The sun was low
down in the heavens , just as I hud
seen in my sleep ,
Soon afterward the confederates
carried mo back to the cabin. Hun
dreds of our wounded were there ns
well ns many of the enemy's besides
n largo number of men who had died.
Everything corresponded with what I
had gazed upon hours before.
The vision was verified. Now comes
the curious feature of the case. The
nearest I had over been to thu locality
described , previous to thu day upon
which I was wounded , waa upon the
old Bull Run battle-field , some two
miles distant , nnd from which it was
absolutely impossible to got oven a
limited view of the field upon which I
lay. I had never scon a sketch or a
photograph of the country , nor read a
description of it or hoard it described.
These are facts beyond controversy.
How , then , is the matter to bo ex
plained ? Was it simply a remarka
ble coincidence , or is the circumstance
to bo properly classed among these
strange cases of "second sight ; " of
which wo .rend ?
I can understand nn ordinary drcnm ,
for the visions which it brings to view
are almost invariably based upon some
incic nt of the past. The visions may
bo grotesque or distorted , but yet , if
wo search long and carefully enough ,
wo can reasonably account for them.
As heat will often restore the date upon
a coin otherwise undistinquishnblc , so
sleep will frequently restore , through
the acency of dreams , scones nnd
events long since forgotten and gene
from the recollection during waking
hours. But if the coin never bore a
date , then nothing remains to bo re
stored. And if there bo no founda
tion in fact , how can a simple dream
bring to view scones through which
the dreamer subsequently passes that
are v6rified in every important partic
ular by his actual experience ?
It is n knotty problem , and ono
have again and again endeavored to
solve , but without success.
The facts are submitted ns they ac
tually presented themselves in my
case , and lot him who can , or thinks
ho cnn , furnish the key that shall explain -
plain them satisfactorily.
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If you wish to avoid great danger
and trouble , besides a no small biil of
expense , at this season of the year ,
you should take prompt stops to keep
disease from your household. The
system should bo cleansed , blood puri
fied , stomach and bowels regulated ,
and prevent and cure diseases arising
from spring malaria. } Vo know of
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at the triflng cost of fifty cents a bet
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Chas , Tlmmman , Franklin street , Buf
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with coiiuti\tii | : ] , nnd tiiod almost every
purgative advertised , but only resulting in
temporary relief , mid after 'constipation
htill moro aggravated. ' I wan told about
your SritiNd BLOSSOM nnd tried it. 1 can
now gny 1 niu cured , and tlumuli BOIIIO
months Lave elapsed , utill icmniii HO , I
xlmll , however , nlvvnyH keep Bomb on hand
in COBO of old complaints reluming. "
Price no cento , trial bottlea 10 ceutH ,
lUoodlw.
GREATEST HEMEDY KNOWN.
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
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Insanity and
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NOTICE.
Olllicrt Wesson wilt take notice that on the SOtli
d > of April , A. D. J881 , the County Judged
DougUs County , Nebraska , isiuid on ordtrol
attAcbmcut for the cum of 20 in an aitlon iicnd
Ing before him. v herein Arthur A. 1'arkerli
plalntllf , and Uitbcrt Wcskon , defendant ; thai
property , to-wlt : rMnds rm e been attached un.
tier ktld order. Bald caiue was continued to the
etn day of July , 1U1 , at 9 o'clock a. in.
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No 1'rtpAritlon on earth ( quilt flt. Jlconi OIL > l
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A trill enttlli tmt the eomptrnllrelf trifling outliy of
M Ctts , Hid ertrjr out suffering with j. i un hirt
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feel confident that they will entirely euro me. "
K. Ascnlth Hall , Blnghampton , N. Y. writes :
I suffered w 1th a dull pain through my left
ing and shoulder. Lost my npirlts , appetite and
olor , and conld with difficulty keep up all das' ,
ook your Burdock Blood Hitters M directed , and
a\efelt.no pain since first week alter using
ticm. "
Mr. Noah Bates , Elmlra. N. Y. , writes : "About
our year * ago I had an attack of billions fcv er ,
nd net er fully recoi ercd. My dlgestlt e organs
were weakened , and I would bo completely pros-
rated for days. After using tnobottlti of your
iurdovk Blood Bitters the improvement was so
Isible that I was astonished. I can now , though
4 years of age , do a fair and reasonable da ) 's
work. "
C. Bl&ckctltobinson , proprietor of The Canada
'rcsbytcrian ' , Toronto , Out. , writes : "Forjcars
suffered crcatly from oft-recurring headache. I
used jour Burdock Dlood Bitters with happiest
csultd , and I now find myself In better health
'
hanforjca'rspast. "
Mrs. Wallace , Buffalo , N. Y. , xvritcs : ' Ihave
ised Burdock Illood Bitters for ncrv cms and bil
ious headaches , and can recommend it to an3 one
requiring a cure for billlousncsa. "
Mrs. Ira Jlullhollind , Albany , N. Y. , writes :
For several years I have buffered from oft-recur
ring blllious headaches , djsjiepsta , and com-
ilaintn peculiar to-my sox , falnco using jour
lurclock Illood Bitters I am entirely relieved , "
Price , 31.00 per Dottle ; Sample Size 10 Cts.
FOSTER , IILBURN. . & Do , , Props ,
BUTFALO , N. Y.
Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon and C , F ,
OooJnian. Je-171i.3vvto < l-l\ .
W. J. CONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Owns Front Ilooms ( up etalrs ) In Hnnncom'fl
now brick building , N. w. corner Fftecnth nd
Farnham Streets.
D. F. Manderson ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
242 r rnham St. . Omaha.
Notice to Builders and Brick Contractors.
QEALED prouonals will bo received by the ho-
O tel association of Omaha , at their olllcc , Ho.
120Q Douglas street , until 12 o'clock noon , July
2,1831 , for brlckwoik and matcrialal for erecting
afUc- tory Ijrkkliotcl , lorncr Pouglasand IStfi
btrect , Omaha ,
Hid * to bo for brick work complete pur thous
and laid In the ualU accordlhj ; to riling and upcc-
IfUiitlona , to bo keen at thu ollUo of Dulrenoi.
Meudcluohn , room 17 Crek-hton bloik. The
right to reject all bids reserved.
s. siiKAiig ,
Jo 10-3t d-cod-St Scc'y Hotel Association.
J. G. RUSSELL , M , D. ,
HOMCEPATHIO PHYSICIAN.
Dlsoasoa of Clilldrcn and Charonla Diseases a
Specialty. Office at Jlealdtnce , 000 Cass street.
Hours 8 to 10 a. m , , 1 to 2 p. ui. , and after C p.
m
M. R. RISDOM ,
General Insurance Agent ,
REPRESENTS :
PHCKNIX ASSUHANCK CO , of Ix > n-
don , Clsh As eU 15,107,127
WESTCIIESTEII , N. Y. , Capital . . . . l.tOO.OJO
THE MERCHANTS , of NevtaJk , K. J , l.COO.JOO
QlUAltl ) FIUK. Philadelphia , Capital . 1,000,000
NOHTIIWEbTKKN NATIONALCvpital 800,000
FIUKMEN'8 FUND , Cullfoanla. . 800,000
1I1UTI8II AMEH10A ASSUHANCE CO. 1,200,000
NKWAHK riHi ; INS. CO. , Assets . . 00,000
AME1UCAN CK.NTUAI , , AsouU 00,000
Southeast Coc. of Hltocnth and Ikni laaSL ,
OMJWK. NUB
1 J.H FLIEGEL
Successor to J , If. Tlifelo ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 2SO Douclas Street Omaha , Neb ,
D , S. BENTON ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
'
AR1UCH BLOCK , '
Cor. Douglas And Uth EW. , Omaha , Neb.
M o re Popular than Eve r.
THE GENUINE
X 3ST Car IE !
New Family Sewing Machine ,
GENUINE SINGER In 1870 exceeded that of any previous } car daring
Ich this "Old Reliable' Jlachlne has bcsn before the public.
lnlS78 o oU 350,422 , Machine " *
In 1979 wo sold 431,107 , "
Excess over any previous jear 74,735
OUK SALE8 LAST VEAU WERE AT THE RATE OP
OVER 1400 SEWING MACHINES A DAY ,
For every business day In the year.
THE
REMEMBER :
" OLD RELIABLE"
TItAT EVEIIY UEAI , SINGER SINGER
SEWING MACHINE HAS THIS
,
IS THE STJlONfJEST SIMPLE
CAST INTO
TRADE MARK
THE MOST DUHABLE SEWIN&
THE inON STAND AND IMBEDDED
MACHINE EVER YET COS1
BEDDED IN THE AMI OP .
BTRUCTED.
THE MACHINE.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING GO.
Principal Office , 34 Union Square , N. Y.
I.KOO Subordinate Offices. In the United States and Canada , and 3.000 offices In Iho Old World nii
South America. BcplCd&wtf
J. B. Detwiler's
CARPET STORE
The Largest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY.
33 i
1313 Farnham St. , Omaha.
MAX MEYEE & BRO.
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Fine
Watches , at ; as Low Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers. Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner llth' and Farn
ham Streets.
MAX MEYER & BRO.
MAI IEYEE & BED , ,
O 3CMC .A. 3BC .A. .
THE LEADING
MUSIC HOUSE
IN THE WKSTI
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Yose & Son's Pi
anos , and other makes.
Also Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
not fail to see us before pur
chasing.