THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 25 , 1881.
PEPPERMINT DROPS.
"Onemnllow ( loci not make a Mimmcr ,
Vmt It lower * ft gluM of beer dreadfully.
[ CMlHohurz.
The old relinhlo New . ! > > ccR-neri nl
ImS Turned up'nir.ilh , anil the New > ork
art ) tellig | nboiit what It looks
IBS
Sodtty ctiqnettexnmoiif ? ' thcrJndlnim in
cunfffiwl to ono troll. Tlipy ncMir let n
r.\llcjr'ftd fvNinJ-JljtinKi-yf if it takU.tllil 'nit '
Ponot toll n man hft lied. It i * vulgar.
Sny that III * culi\erntin ! ) MtmfMt * to votir
iniml a'Mimmcr resort circular , [ rliil.v
( lelphia N'ew * .
A .Tcrroy mllkninn milki lit * cow from
iloor to ( loir. This it enough to bring t M
to the eye * of the lianlc.it hearted hydr.nut ,
IN. V. Hcral.l.
"Von King nnd I'll work the pnl.il , " MM
a Church ctrect father , Sunday evening ,
jind he lifted a high collared young man
Jrom the front ( torch.
Tlic lmn e fly can only PCC rt dMatice of
thirty-eight feet , but that never bother *
him ntiy. Ho ninny * manage * to keen
within twrtj--ic\en ! feet of cverytliliit ; .
llnlllmore cUinii the bandioniest corot
iieri" . It must be n yrcAt cosolatiou to
nuybody who iiin dnnger of horriblu dentil
tit know that the fncti will bo Invcntignteil
liy n Imml-omp man.
It W.IK real menu for n innn tit cU'.il n
jilncnnl fniiiHliu fnral of n clothing t' ( > ,
in crilM- l , "FlU warranted. " nml han ; it
on n uhUky liottle txt one of our mo t f.oxh-
tunable unliNinn.Cinclnnnti [ Ratunlny
Tlieyucro Retting ready for a Hiimlny
excursion , and the father unlit : "Wifet'iiii
curry thu tuindwfahen : Hilly can rarrj' tlm
hhuwlH and inyglncN ; Johnny can carry thu
umbri'lhvi.ind lemon HiiRftr , nnd I'll carry
the ptrtnl. "
Ken Franklins' inothcr-in-liiw hexltated
Jiliout ticriiiittliitf her ilnui'liter to marry n
iirintrr , n.i there were alrcmly two print
ing ollietN In the United HUteH , nnd uhu
van uncertuin nhcthcr thu country couhl
Mipixirtathird.
I'n > bnbly the mcnncut man on record
kt epfl a boarding Innuc in Hmi Domingo.
l < at winter au earthquake tiltncd thu eill-
lieotjihlilu down , anil tlm very next morn-
lug ho bt'Kail" charging tlio gniTUt lodgem
Hint flour price * .
A littlu boy seeing the clrixymnu coin
ing , ran Into the liousn to tell hn ! mother.
When ho came out the clcrgynmn inked
him if IIK ! mother \van at hoino. "No , ir.
* ho' nut. " 'Tleaco tell her I called.1 ' I
DID tell her , " imld the boy.
" ( Jiiiii ] ) cntli utatiilM liimlng In my ear
what Mial ! I doijj rcmnrkM a young liuly in
Ohio , who writes to know whether or not1
he liml better ninrry n cvrtAiti man , Wo
don't know anything about the young man ,
fin , but move your car by all ineaiiM.
Now that olfplinnU' milk has bten mini-
y/cd , ami found to be miporior to COWH'
milk , of courtu ! it will become fiiKhlonable.
And null will lie fold at n high jirlur , deal-
can afford to make it of n line iiuallty
of chalk and very jiuie. water. [ ISoston
J'ott ,
A lmtonbmine ! ( H man recently tried to
mnjiire a K.IIIIO of baiu ball , hct\\een two
iilni'H nuicle up of bin eniiloyeH | , and , befcrc
the folirth inning , ho had discharged every
one of thu jilayern from bin employ , cut
down the wngen of the Kcnrcr.s and been
thrown over the fence by tlio excited muif ,
Irritated Mamma No , itdocri not fit as
if ho had biefi Ixirn In it it iloenu't / at
all , and t Khali expect the money back. "
JIr.'iIoMe T-"lut ! iB'heb ) me-i- Irritated
lamina "yourudverti"ement cay ' .Mon
ey returned if not approvedMr ,
SIOHUH-"Sn they do , ma tear.'Ki ' they do ,
but your money itvuapproved ; It wjin very
Kix't ' money. " [ Kondon I'uii.
At "society lady" writCH to a laKhtonabk
journal to UnoW "if etiquette nlloivn nlady
to rcnmin ticatci whllu a gentleman guttt
departs. " It dcpcnikon whothu guent IK ,
but it IH alwnyH nafo. to accompany iv St.
J > < min man to the dour to Heu that hedoenn't
carry off a S10 Ivory-lmiulU-d nllk umbrel
la iiiHlead of tlio M-cent cotton one lit
brought.Chleago [ Tribune
Wngncr lia decided not to visit Ainrii
ca , thii year , but an enterprising New
York manager lion tccured thruo dozer
New Jeracy Uim-catn , which ho will rou-
ceal on'thu wtaue , and , with the ahnlNtanct
of thrcu ImsH drum * , touriuilnTnf cyinbMH ,
nnd the occnuiinml dn > ] > jing of croekurv
from the Hies , hopeH to ] iroduce n fine iini
tatlon of Wagner H latent viork.
Antartliug Yankee novelty lust Intro
iluced in Lomlon is the onc-Mhillmg Ainui
ican'mbber baby. It 14 washable , dura
blu and nnbieakablu ; it retenihloH life ; II
t-ooH iitpleannre , yet Hcreauw awfully whet
Kiiankcil. "Kven exheriencedfathoi'H , " sayi
the advertisement , "aru deceived by them
laughter-producing infantx , and no homi
can be a najipy ono without their eheerltif
jirt'scnce. "
His announced that it will bo thi > fash
ion thin Hummer to bo plctureMMie. That'i
nil right. But the qucntion of what I
iiicturcwiue Isn't nlwayit easy to decide
Perhaps n man in knee tnniHeni am
striped ho o in ] ilct\irewiue , nndperhupH hi
Hii't , I'orhapH It in picturesque to w car ni
nUl tin kcttlo tied to your coat tall , Per
baH ] It Is plcturcsruo ] to be cross-eyed
Who i vvilldi'tmu < pictujemuuiiu | s ! Duntoi
Mental arithmetic : Kaiu John Ing wa
before thu justice the other day. 'I'll
juNtico told him that telliuc the vvhol
tnith about the matter would bu regaiilv
iuf a mitigating circuumtancu. Ham Hal
lie woidd toll the truth. Well , then , hu\
muiy chiekeiiH did you uteaU" "Only five
j Te. | " "Arc you * uri > , Jum , that yo
didn't have moref " \ eg , taT \ \
ibir WM only five , becaiiBii I counted
Dnr WIIM tliroo Inyln' he < L < , , four
und two pullet * , ] TuxiH .Shiftlngx.
Ootm4el for the defenne "Wo mtnilt th
Kult of the jiriaoni'r , your honor , but w
\vii li to remind tlio couit thnt it once hm
the pleasure of taking n ilrinWlth th
father of tlio prisoner. Let UN liogio thu
the , court rtmembvrH It , "
llie court "I , remember the clrcuir
tttanco very well , Indeed. I hnvo tukf
several drlnku in company with thin youn
iimn'H father. But I Imvu nlwuya bee
compelled to'pay for them. Unilrrtlieu
circumstance * tlio court. In ju tlco to th
jH-ople , must entenco the prisoner to fiv
yt-Ani In the ( tciiitentlnry.
The mokt coniulerato tramp tlmt hn
\lvted | TCXHH thin oeanon Htopped nt
IIOUBO ou AiiHtln avenue , yeatenlny , an
nuked for itome dinner. A good wiuai
meal ivastiVcn , including n large cup i
colTeo. After he hod tinlxhud hU cult i
cotfce , ho leaned back on the chair AH
xad ! U ) the klud-hcHrtoil Indy of the houm
"I would like to iniiku you n buniuei
proponltlon. " ' 'What Is itt" "Ifyouwi
hond'out und get me n ten-cent cigar I
Hinoko witli it , I'll try and itmgglu wit
another of tlmt coffee.Texan
cup coffee. - Sif
ing .
1 tell you , myfilcndii , nboywuj lion
kensu in hlii head to l > egin on , tempered \ \
\ \ id two or three y.arn of union ( Kiiiavtloi
\ril | make bin way wheru graduate * can
} , ' ( ) . Our mon' siiecehsful bu lneiu < men u :
almost Hflf-txliicateil. Men \\lw nebbi
n w a college ha\e Invented our reaper
inowcrw , Hewing niHchlncd an * lal > ort > n\l
maxliefiiiTy , Men ld ileevtrlck tnluc
i-liiiiu hn\o built our blggeut xhipii a
planned our bgirent ! eiitei'iirifea. Sta
Kazin' , jioetry an' vliirmojiliy nm we
jiuif , but it Juu been native penlim u
buneiM push \\hlclihuH mailo ilia kenti
what It nm. Fuft feel of your Itoys un1 n
if the l.uvd gin 'em any IIOM t > eiu > e. Hi
( jardncr in the Detroit Free "
Occatilonally , yen , very olten , a womi
In inore than match for R man. A farm
living in the outtklrU of New Ha\cn w
in a hurry to get bin fann work along , ni
wmt out into the field with hU Iwy und
lilrtd man , entirely overlooking the fa
that the lastittck of wood In the wixxlp
liaj keen burned to get the brcakfai
lloging hungry the force came In ut uoc
ITje'food wife had the tabloset with ;
the toute of .whlcli she was mUtrt-u , and
really looked inviting , but thvro wan
dinner upon It. " 8nJi , vrhere'i the'd
nw ! " Inquired the farmer , oin wt
"I Jou't Luow wUetW U
done or not , /'There wA n < wood forjtho
fire , so I hungVitiln tlio wmnrtt po I
could nml. H > Ton the jifdacr At the c6nth
nide of tli , hbupe.5' The vjTiolSforeP&M
detailed at'iHolwrnt' fSTSt'that ( aftfrn ri.
New Haven Iegi ( tcr.
HONEY FOR 1HB LADIES.
nrc not worn-'whcn''lonrwrirte ( < l
kid glov M are.
' . panich Inr.c l mo t nM fii/triininlng
gronrwline dresf.es.
Fanciful bracelets arid necklaces arc
worn with all toilets.
Scalloped ruffle * arc again worn Uxfn |
Mimnier nllk Kult .
A nqu.Hre of yellow para" * ! haX ft Vpray
of crimxon roses painted on lit
hiis a nleo woman who vvcam her best
Blockings Itrmtiddy U-eathcr.
All fashionable handkerchiefs are en
riched in xomt ! way with color. '
White nml gold comblncdandpAl6l mon
aixj fanln'otiablo hucti for nummvr boiitietx.
A young lady at a ball called her beau
an 'Indian ' , becaun4 ho vva on her trail all
tlm time ,
There are 1,000,000 mirplni wonirn in
( Itrnuny. No flagging In the oonvcma *
lloli over there.
New wrap-bags arc chapcd like a great
vas'n , and trimmpil with aconi , IJOVVH and
balN of tnanjf cblom.
A multitude of fanciful bracelet * , bizarre
ncflklacesand Inicclx , mounted an pltn , tire
'vvornwltli all toilets.
Handkerchief nulls have been butxhort-
lived. Already they are cold to the rag
man , nnd will bu ecn no mure ,
Very loiu bluck silk mlttn and black cm-
hroidered ilk xtocklngx nro worn with thu
mimt delicate urpnlng toilets.
Now itaranol handles nr In the form of
HWonl-hfltH or champagne corkn. It N
liunl to tell which U the wortt taitc ,
Dindcm cotnln encircling the chignon arc
enriched with real or Imitation jewels or
balN of gold , silver , jet , steel ) ir amber.
Ht. Ijoui * bclleo , not -having riiough of
their own "woman1 * glory"to ratlxfy them ,
Imnort each year o.OOO j > oiinds of false
hair.
nitg ) shawls in rich rolorn como * o
vcrj- cheap this year that theio CCCIIIH to
bo no uxcuw foi wealing knit brcakta t
At the KrcnchVaecH it IH the fashion to
Illilg Itoquets from the trowd to the ladles ,
from box to Imx , nnd In f act. flowers lly
ovuryvvhcro. , .
.Startling JackeW of cut ntccl , or rainlKw
beads , are imported , cut short aiu round ,
to bu worn over long-jicaked bodices or
embroidered blouao waisU ,
Ty > ndon mllljnerH innko their flow ers no
natural tliat even the 1100 in deceived as
well AN the eye , for they tierfune each
How IT with its particular perfume.
It'ri nii ui'ly fashion for women vvho hav c
plump,1 huudarmi/'t / > > bury thejji ( iiililcri
vvilnkled gloves , but they will bo in ntyle
oven if is detrimental to their beauty.
The gjrl who vveuix u pair of ten-cunt
tttocklnux , when xhe earns them herself ,
cannotlvvcar a fifty cunt pair when her
husband earns them.llinghamtoii Re
publican , ' '
Crape N no longer xacred to mourning ,
and a newxtyle gown of crape , made up
over cloth , ! snecn lit' entertainment * ' at
which people in mmtrnlilg would , not dura
to appear. i
A Philadelphia girl , on be'ng asked
what xhu considered the greatest misfor
tune that could overtake a woman , prompt1
ly replied : "Attending I'icnlc witlinboil
on her lp.--PhiladcYphia ! [ Uhronicle.
1'erfora etl fans in screen xhapo arc
pietty for gas sbodev , butat , " your jierll let
not the fans be iilnk. Thu" gaslight which
paHriea through them then becfinie orangu
and makes every one look frightfully bil
ious. a
Hummer plush , brocaded with gold and
silver stars , arabesques or Grecian foliated
putt or us , ( is much used for bonnet garni-
turu by "exclusive" ndlllncrH. The dnrV
brnn/.ii d'art aml'Venetian green wbiulcHnn
most favored.
The Wattean hat turn * up at the bad
and Is profusely tilmmed with lace anil
llowern. The wearer , being , presumptive
ly , a xhephcrdctis , secures hurhead-uoverinfj
with n ribbon , which is fastened on one
shoulder bv a jeweled lly.
Steel omamcnU arc the only kind fit
to wear with a ntcel-trinimed drexst , and
ladies uro muimiiiing that there art * ni
steel bracelet * to bo had , lace plnx , coml
and earrlngsibeitiK all that the manufac <
turerw hav provliicd n yet.
Antique reticules of velvet arc much It
vogue and are worn with a belt to match ,
where the waist IH made round. A ven
liandsoino onu is formed of dark blue vel
vet , mounted with silver , having tin
clasps and belt buoklo In the fitrm of ole
slUtr medals with mcdliuvnl heads ,
In the ladles' cabin of the Hoboken fair ]
Ixwta thu following notice has recentlj
been posted : "Tho scats in thin cabin an
reserved for ladies , dent It-men will ploaxi
occupy them until tjiu hulled arp pcated. '
That strikes us as reversing the proper po
dltions. JJoston Post.
An eccentric fashion is to put whlti
and black ostrich iilumi'S tin opposite Hide1
of thu brim of a black chip hat , separates
by ft bow of white satin over vvlitto Span
isn lace whllo the brim Is lined with whit
xatin and white Hpanish lace frilled In am
hold down -with ft .rv w of largo cut je
beads ,
The only daughter ami heiress of tin
late ] ) r. Ayer , the millionaire pill manu
facttirvr , Is iurnrln. A corresjiondcnt o
the San Francisco Ohronlclo Kays that shi
receiveil an offer of inarriago from n Hour
bon prince , a cousin of jon Carlos o
Spain. Hhe refused , ami when the im
IKirtanco of the honor wus urged uhc re
piled ) " 1 don't vvunt n tltle'lmlf 0.1 mud
lib ho wantM caih. "
' 'You must lovu MM ! L\wrencq ver
much , " Hald Jack to Miw Double as the ,
left that lady whom they had just met o
thuntrcet. "You gave her ' most raptur
ous kins ou the cheek. " Mid Miss Uashl
replied"I despise her ! " "Then wh
such n kins ? " "Why , didn't you see ? Sh
vydn tvlrlbly painted and I made a sjiot o
her cheek with that kiax that will Ic
everybody vvho reea her into the secret n
h'T ele-gant coinpluxion. "
A ItoAtonlun ) ias taken 1,000 notes r
thu coiivi'satlou of 'passing young vvomer
Of UiU number (80 Wgan with elthe
"And I xald to him , " orMJIe iiuid to mo ,
or "She told muthat ho Haul ; " 120 referre
todroKHca or hats that \\eio.eltlier "pel
fi-ctly lo\ey" } or 'just ilemlld ) , " and th
remainder vvcrc pretty evenly divided bi
tween coiiinu'iita on otner girls , vvho "wet
horrid,1' or "ntuck up und hateful1 ' ne1
ImU , atudles , the mnumiT vucation , tli
( ireek play at llttrvanl , ami the
Kclcntlfic discovery.
IMPIETIES ,
The Ifoiutuu Aio ; calU tlio re\i eil Tr
Umentthe ( 'Iollv Vnnleu Ulble.1 '
Htrau berry Hhoit-cnko nt n cliurcli ft > t
vul Is chnmiing ntull to eat , It U mu
( xcitiii ; ; fun to kte u lie ota the Ura >
beixy ,
Tlic iSiimlny law of Kmt Worth , Toxn
u\ci utrhiKciit thut thu L-itizi-'iia am olillgi
to niaku i > ilKiiuah'04 [ uUowhoru to get the
rock und rye on the Kubbath ,
Clergyiimnt "Xo , my dear , it in ! i
IKin iblo to preach any kind tif n bvnnoit
tiuch u congregation of UKSCH. " Hnui
young lady : "And U that why you c
them 'dearly belavinl brethren V"
There U a great deal of religion In tl
world that U like a 4lfen | - er er on
on at the moment of linmrdiu
Sut
anger , and then put on half the time hli
tilde before ,
lr , Txirlng. the new commissioner of o
rtculturo. U theaon of a clergyman w
lived at North Audovvr , MIUB. The kto
U told that ho and Lh brother were gau
Ixvjg. Their father mt them ono day
in adjacent cattla ihow with uome ve
fat bogo to txLibiU Tb boyn wtrc rtl
i > roud oflh , many complnienlpald'tothd ! '
nO H i , unnltft 1 farmer came nl6ng arid paid ,
i acniiklntAncc ! pMiohty nice bog * ,
those of 1'ir-wn Lorlna'ii : but whittlon't hoi
feed his r jS more And hlf KogvleM"
It has come to light that come enter-
prilling fellow , on the day of the publica
tion of the New Yernlon. liym-ht BCternl
thousand coplh < i { thq old version , nnd
putting thcili Into new binding rIM n ronr-
InR'tradc nt'100 pertjcjit. by peddling them
among the New York brokers. It i
wickedly fnigtenttd tliatjttf nthcJ- claim of
Wicincfs men could IIMC'K'CH o gulled ,
A young con vert at Jfew Canaan tccnl'
ly got up and wan mnktnfc a i-imfeiMlon 6fnc-
thing after this eort : "I have been very
wicked , Indeed I ha\c ; I lm\e chontcd
many persons. > cry mnuyj but 1 I11 rc-
ctoro four-fold' " when bo vas Intorniplod
by nn old Indv thtm : "Well , I cliould think
beforr you confess much you had better
marry .Nancy Klfcbbenn M you nvrecd to. "
I la hot Into hli * Kept nmid much confusion.
It doMii't Bocm gcxxl policy for a church
to Milne up its collection of iilatox to micli
a degree ai In cause two-thlnm of the con
gregation to turn thelrhcadrthon it clr-
minion inthiir vicinity.
Tliero wax a voting limn from the Mission ,
Who p | > ciit nil hi * SmulayH n linhin' ;
lloxnid llfwlc ? , for Hell ,
When they didn't bite well ,
Kor he read the ItoUncd Kdltion ,
[ Oil City Derrick.
Colored ( icdplii nro tnlkln a great ilcnl
to-day iilxint a big frame of poker played
the other night nt the hounc of the Itcv.
Mr. Tnnner on Morgan utreet , t'inchback
of [ . ( luiniftiia , llob Hnrlan of Cincintiattl ,
.Smith nnd other hlghtoned pHtrting ) men
of color ncre in and the money that
changed hands nniounti'd to ceveinlthoUK *
nnd dollar * . 1'inchbnck droppid 31,700
Itil Hald..St. . I/juls PostNcript.
Tln-ru'fi ft Joy that cnn't bu Npoltt-n
When the iiimin r time ahlde .
And you walk the blooming garden
With IU vugeUblo tttlvH ;
When thu prmlucU to your Htoinach
Promise conifortHcry Jiati/ ,
And your little .Tolmniu plunipH you
With uti o\or-rip < ' "tomattm. "
[ VonkeM ( ! 7ettc.
- ha4l \nccinu ccnb
Upori bur MIOW > vhtu ! nrn ,
Him wnninl her" bunu to thii effect
Kor' fear he'd , Jo ltlmriij.
J5ut when they cainn to part that night ,
Hhe gave n mighty grnlix
And uliinpered , "Hug me nuful tight ,
And netermind thu Bcnb ! "
( Jity Times.
CONNUBIAL SIPS.
he marriage of Lord Colin Camplx ; ! ! ,
M , I' . , nnd Miss lllood in lixwt for 1 liurw-
day , July 21.
Jlary ( 'laro Htdvrr , a grauddaxigh-
itcr of ] 'nllciit' ' Andrew .Johnson , v n
married ntKnoxxllle , 'J'enn , , on 3lonilay ,
to W , 1 } , Uuchanaii.
vTho golden u editing of .Ionium K , nnd
Sarah Fell wan celebrated tllloomington ,
llln. , teci'iitly , ami Senator David Davm
] iroKCiited nn eleguntclock.
A man In Itacinu , Wlncon in , thirty-fU'c
yeoin of nge , wan introduced by hi * fricndH
to n blooming country girl whom lie had
navcr Keen before , on thu Tith imt. , and in
threu hour ! ) had married her.
The latent mornel of Wa liington society
gossip in the approaching m.irriago of Hon.
Emory Spcer'of ( leorgia. the j'oungest
ikinn in corigrcB * , to MIBM Albrgan , n weal
thy young lady of Wnnliuigton.
A Calhonn county , Michigan , man
na'iicd Kcnulnn tiled t widow named Mrx.
Chnpin for w rk doi.e on her farm. The
particH CAIIIO Into court , xcttled the Hiiit ,
and were married ofMiaml'by tli6 Justice.
Lord'Houghton'M ' cldcnt daughter , the
Hon. Amelia Milnci * , recently married
Mr. U. M. Fitzgerald , ( J. M. ( J. Ho met
hii bride by moonlight on the Nile , under
the uhadow of the pyramids , nnd it wan
very naturally a ciwe of lo\e nt first night.
When a butcher marrieH the daughter of
ft cattle drover their friend1) nliould not in
clude among thu n edding preientw "Hogg'n
Tali-H , " the "Works of JJacon" and "Irilh
Bulbi" bound in calf. They might con-
Nidcr Mich gifU xlightly iiutsonal ,
A local eeiiHation wan produced iccontly
in Niipoloun , .Tackuon county , Michig.tn ,
liy a young lady marrying a young man
while engaged to another , from whom it
in reported nho borrowed KfO to buy hei
wedding outfit , and from whom xhu nc1
cepted nn engagement ling. Doth were
her lovew , and. after advising with her
fiiendn , HIU took the man HIU loved the
boHt. The rejected lover tot b.ick hla rin
and iiyn the rrmilt HtiitH him.
MntivcH for marry ingarovaiious. " 1'rob.
ably 'marrying to get a uwt , ' " Hayn tin
Now York ledger , "IH moro common than
is generally mippoi-ed. " JJut not mgro sc
than we mtppoxcd. The hundn-drt of men
who neck to repose at beer Haloonn , billiard
rooniB , corner grocerien , and elsuwhere ,
while their when me making xhirtx foi
fifty centH a dozen , or going out kcrubbinj ;
by the day , Hbould con\inco the mosi
Hkoptlcal that "marrying to get a rent" ii
ono of the moot common motiven foi
marrying. [ Norrlntown Herald.
Ou Juno ICth Mr. Benjamin ( ' ; Portei
and MHH ! K. Copeland wcro mai-rird ii
King City , Mo , Thogioom in almost 7 (
yearn of age , nnd the bride 1ST ) . Mr. I'or
tcr ban been in St. Joseph for forty yearn
and ii ) a very popular and highly eiteenui
gentlemen. The bride in ono of the oh
man'g fiwt lovui , and MX onrly nwcetheart
They were engaged fort > vlho ycara ago
but the ntfajr WUH broken elf and ho mar
ried another lady , with whom ho llvet
happily and rained a Inrgo family. Shi
died about ono year are
'Iho youngest non ot J're idont ( Jarficld
who has just made arrangrmentH to become
como n member of WilllaniH'collcge. is en
gaged to l > o married to Mis * Olauii
Itradlcy , of Mentor , Ohio , thu president' ]
homo. A few yearn ago , \t jsn llnulluy wa
a bright little inisx , eight yearn of ago , ii
the univenwliiit Hunuay xchool , of' Troy
N. Y. U IM rumorud tlmt many intimat
friendx of the young lady were aware o
the iutcntionx of young ( iarfield befor
hit father became president. The Pitt *
lluld ( Mann. ) Journal nayas " > fany Berk
shlro people -\vill remember well thu famil ;
ofhich Minn llradley is a mVmber. Am
it uill bu believed by all that , althougl
the prenident'ii win Is young , and lion ,
ciollet-u courne before him , his married lif
will be none the ICKH happy because of
Ion ; ;
RELIGIOUS.
A high church that of the Presbytei
laiu in Iruin , C'ulorudo. It U 10,500 feel
oralnuiMt two milcii , abovu tide Icyel ,
Tlio Uev. Josi'i > hCook rercntly dellvere
hid liuit Ifctnru in lAiiidon in tnu Motn
l > oltan'Tabt | < niaclu. HU themo'was "Cci
tnintiej in Ueligion.1' During hU viMU <
England Mr , Cook ha * preached and lei
tunnl I'M times. He will visit German ]
India and Aiuti alia before Ids return i
the United .States.
The Hot . John K. Adamx , v. ho died i
Greenland , K. Jl. , hu.t Saturday , was tl
oldest Methodist minister in New Hani ]
uhlru if not the oldest in New Knglani
He wan born in 1710. *
The Methodist church of Iowa has ft
pastoral charge * , 74,781 members , HI
churches , valued at 81lKK > .olf > ; 1178 pa
bonayes , valued nt $30 ! > II7S { ; 1,177 Hnnda
and 75,101 bdioLirs.
After an exigence of elghty-teven yen
in | Virginia the i'rotfstfiit KpUcop
church has nuw SM chunJica and chappie
130 inlnUteni , and between three and foi
thousand comrouuicaU.
A New JiTUBelciu C'hurch conferen
has been fanned inAuttrnlia , but it it vei
small , coniUttug of four wcietica with '
metnbeni , two ordained mlnUtent , nd t
llctutiatot.
BinhopHunUngUin.of Qentral NewYor
to recently ordained two young Indian * , 01
Cbtjtaut , the otbtr Klow , who pv
er aed thruo yew * ' count of irudy , bud i
Jin a mitaion to thtlr ow n iopl in Indian
fl'erriloryj
St Four i'reOijtcrianch'rirrhes in thta cftiin-
ly the past year ralfeil rSTjtil 1 for foreign ,
ml'flons. and three raised S.MO,703 for"
home minion * .
It wni mid ni thn rec'nl C-ongwgnlionnl
cometivcntlon in Chjcajr * , that oniiectit
cilt.fs the A t ry center of i Congregational-
im for the world , since no other dale or
county cart sayUHat'fl per cent M US popv
illation is in Congregational churches.
A coiiventlifoi'of ' Sw'fdifh IjnpticU 1ms
been organiml in Kalicm Tlio Swede * ,
who nrn rapidly Increasing in the west and
nlirtlnvc t , make good church member * ,
nnd Baptists nnd MuUuxllfU vie will ! the
Lutherans In securing them. Tlie conen -
lion coti ! < it of twelve churr.liPif , of * hich
the First whs organised tWelve year * ago.
The following bishops nf thn various
Methodist branches ! u America will go to
the Kcnmenlcnl McthoJint conference In
1/mdoii : HiiOiopM Simpynn , Warren , 1'cck ,
McTjein * . llownlnn , Payne , Urown. Hhor-
ter , Dickcrnon , Hood , Jones , llillcry ,
Tliomp on nnd llol ey. Of IViodo all but
lite fir t four nrc colored. In nil W.I dele
gates have been appointed thus far , leprc *
Hctitlngnlxteen chtirchcH.
The dignity of Vrivato Clininberlnln jn
thol'aial | Hou thold , which cartlesHh
it the titlrt of MonMgnor. hax been ie.
stowed upon the Itcv. William ( Juiiui ,
vii-nr general of the nrchdlocc c of se\v
Yotk , and upon the llev. Thom.'w H.
Preston , chancellor f the archdlocece and
pasWr of St. Anh'n chhrch. The tltl0 Of
Monslgnor IH borne at prexcnt by only two
dci-gymi-n in thin country Mgr. Seton
and jSIgr. Doane , of the diocese of New
ark.
ark.llo
llo\ . Michael Hloiilnn , of the IJhuroh of
the VWtntion. Brooklyn , has been called
by Ui hop O'Connor lo Onlnha , Nebraska ,
wnere ho hat < received the lippointment of
rector of the cathodrnl nnd vicar general of
the dioci'xe. Father Hionlnn Mas ono of
the iililot thcologianx in thin ticclioii of the
country. A puif o containing n handsome
mini nnd n batiiiiet | uero tendered him jtl-l
before his departure , the nddivHs being de
livered by ex-ovenior ! ) .owe , of > lnry-
land. [ Ni-w York Herald ,
A contention of thc American-Hebrew
Union , which nocicty is in close relations
with the Alliance Ixraclitc UniverHelk- ,
will beheld ou the I''th of next July at
Chicago , The a Hembly will be composed
of delegnti'H roprcKcntlng the lending llc-
nrcw ccpiigregntioiw in the United State * ,
to Hie number of onu hundred and fifty or
upward. Thc meeting is one which takes
place periodically for icglnlativc nnd other
purpose * ; but thiH year itri dellbernlions
will extend to a careful conaideratiou of
the l > ci-t meaiiH of providing for the wants
of Much poqr.Tewx as may bo compelled to
lenvo Itussia and helping the c who can
not get away.
A
AUintlr
Vosscvaiigcn is a little fanning
hamlet on the west shore of n beauti
ful lake. The region is ono of lie |
best ngriciiltnr.il districts in Western
Norway ; the "Vos" farmers are held
to bo fortunate nnd well to do , and
their butter and chuusu always bring
highifjccs in market.
As wo drove into the villugc we met
the peasants going homo from church ;
the women in short green or black
gowns , with gay jackets and white
hamlkcrcliiufs made into n flying-
buttress sort of head-dress on their
heads ; the men with knce-brccchcs.
short vests and jackets thick
trimmed with silver buttons.
Every man bowed , and every
woman courtesied as wo passed. To
pass any human being on the high
way without a sign or token of greet
ing would bo considered in Norway
the height of ill manners ; any child
seen to do it would bo sharply re
proved. Probably few things would
astonish the rural Norwegian moro
than to bo told that among the highly
civilized it is considered u mark of
good breeding , if yoii chance to meet
a fellowman on the highway to go by
him with no moro recognition of his
presence than you would give to a tree
or stone wall.
It is an odd thing that a man
should bo keeping tlio yosscvaiigen
Hotel to-day , who served in America's
civil war , was for two years in ono of
the Now York regiments , and saw a
goon deal of active service. , Ho was
called back to Norway by the death
of his father , which makes it neces
sary for him to take charge of the
family estate in Vossovangen. Ho
has married a Vossonvangon woman ,
and is likuly to end his days there ,
but ho hankers for Chicago , and al
ways will. Ho keeps a fairly good
little hotel on the shores of the
lake. In ono corner of the dining-
room was a largo round tablu covered
with old silver for Halo ; tank ark H ,
chains , bolts , buttons , coins , rings ,
buckles , brooches , ornaments of all
kinds hundreds of dollars' worth of
things. There they lay , day and
night , open to all wlio came ; and they
had done this , the landlady uaid , for
years , nnd not a single article had
over boon stolen ; from which it is
plain that not only is the Norwegian
honest himself , but there must bu a
contagion in his honesty which spreads
to all travelers in his country.
Rub It In.
Jacob Loeckman , 274 Clinton ittraot ,
llullalo , N. Y. , nays he hiw been using
THOMAS' HcLEorrtio Oil/ for rheumatism ,
He h.id Hiich a lama back that hiTcould do
nothing ; but onu bottle entirely cured himf
ICeodlw
Pretudloe Kills.
"KloVon years our daughter suf
fered on b6d of iniuory under the
care of novcml of tlio beat ( nml eoinu
of the worst ) physicians , who gave
her diaenso various nmncs , but no relief -
liof , anil now she is rostoreil to us in
good health by as sipiplo ft remedy aa
Hop Bittern , that we had ix > oh'cil at
for two yoara before using it , We
enniually hope and pray that no oi e
ulsu will lot their sick miller as we
did on account of prejudice against BC
oed iv medicine as Hop Bitters. "
The Parents. [ Tekgnun. codjy ]
'ROUGH ON RATS. "
The thing desired found at last
Ask druggists for Hough on Rats. I
clears out rats , mice , roaches , Hies
bod-buR , 15o. l > oics.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spocifli
It U a iKMitlrecurv ( or Srwrmatorrhea , Scmlm
coVncM , lmi Uney , anil all dU u rusultln
from Hell-Abiua , M Mental Anxiety , last <
lluuory 1 l'ala hi the lUck or SUle , wij illeas <
- that lead t
Coiiiumptlo
Insanity
The
Mnllclu *
Ulng us <
with vronJ *
ent Uoc to all. Writs lot thorn and get lull pa
tjculxri
o Prlctt , Speddc , tl.COl per package , or U pael
at < * tit K.OO. Aiidrcw all onlen to
JJ. BIUBOXMKDICTNK CO.
( , No * . 1W and 100 Ualn Bt DuflaJo , H. Y.
BolJ la OniaU br C. K. OoodmM , J. W. 1W
J , K. I
1
No Changing Cars
BETWKKX
OMAHA & CHICAGO ,
Whcro Ulrcct conncctioni arc nuxdc with Through
HI.EKPINU CAK LINKS for
NEW YOHK , I10STOX ,
1'IIILADKLPIUA ,
BALTIMOUK ,
WASIIINOTON
AND ALL EASTEUN ITIES.
The Short Line via. Peoria
Kor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOUIS-
V1LI.K , and all points In the
CS O * t ?
nie near USB
For ST. LOUIS ,
\\hereillrect connections arc made In the Union
Dciiot lth the Throiish Hlccnlnp Car
Unwfor AI.1 , 1'OlNTrf
as o TCT rr * EC .
NEW LINE'DES ' MOINES
THE KAVOIUTK UOLTE 1XJ11
Rock Island.
Tlio uneqvixlctt linliircnicnti oOcred by tills line
to travrlcrx nod tourists arc M follows :
Tlic ctlel.ratc.1 . l'ULLMAN46o-whc < .l ) PALACE
SLKKPINO CAIIS nm only 3n tills line C. , H.
& Q. I'ALAUK VllAWINU ROOM OAKS , with
llorton's Itecllnlng Chnlra. No extra charge tor
BOAtoln Hirlliilii ! ; Chain. Thu famous C. , II. &
Q. I'.iUco Lin l.i Cnre. Gorh'cou&HmoklnK Can
llttod w Ith tlcirant lil h-tftckcd rattan revolving
chain , tor the excliuitc usoot nht-clruw ) < a jcn-
gen.
gen.Steel Track nndmipcrjor equipment combined
with their aont through car amngenicnt , makes
thlir , above nil other * , the faibrltu route to the
K.i. t , .South and Southeast.
Try It , and 3011 villl flnd traellng n luxury In-
ntc.-ul ot n ilttcomfort.
Through tickets \ to this celebrated line tor ealo
at all ollH-09 In tlm United Ktatoj anil Canada.
All Infonnatlon about ratiM ot tare , Sleeping
Car accamuiodatlona , Tlmu Tabled , etc. , will be
cheerfully given by applying to
JAMKS R , WOOD ,
General Poewineer Au'tnt , Chicago.
T. J. POTTER ,
Drnrral Manotccr ChlcAiro.
SO ? . XUOT7XS3
PAPER WAEEHOUSE.
RRAHAM PAPER GO.
217 and 210 North Main SU , St. LouU ,
. WllOLHSALR DKALKRS IS
i DADCDC JWRITINOI
NEWS , -rMrtnO f i WRAPPING ,
ENVELOPES , CA11I ) BOARD AND
Printers Stock.
and Paper Stock , Scrap
Iron and Mctala.
Pnpor Stock Warchouncs 1220 to 1237 , North
Sixth street. _
If } mi want something to n.11 tai.t In
AGENTS - - All the people want ft prollts bis ,
unto at once to the Boston Lamp Co. , 607
Washington street , Iloston , Mas" . Their new
lamp burner with the Hyde Wick attachment ,
mnkof ) kerosene lamps burn evenly. It has m6
email hand wheels instcoda ot ONK each wheel
controlllnsr u corner , or one-halt the w ick. Sells
nt night. KITS AVY LAMP. Terms to nsonts ,
2 , HJ , and KJ.W per iloz. Retail price , 35 , 45
and M cents. Samples bunt to agents b > mall
for 25 cents. 175-17
'cat for being the most direct , quickest , and
nfcht line connecting thu i nut ilitropolta , CHI *
AiU , uid Uie'BlRTliuf ' , hoRTH-lLtbriiU-S , SOUTH
nd SOCTH-KAHTJIRSI LIMW , which Unninato there ,
rith KAIHAH CITT , LBW vwourn , ATCIIWOV ,
JOVT.CII. llLvrm and OUAIIA , thu CoKMracut
which radiate
EVERY LINE OF ROAD
iat - > cnetrattti the Continent from the Missouri
Uvcr to the 1'acltlc bloi , The
CHICAGO , EQCK ISLAND & PA
CIFIC RAILWAY
i the only line from Chicago ownlny tree * Into
aiiHaa , or whlch.-'by IU own rnad , reachu ) ( be
lolnto ahove named. No TIIAKHKK.KB BT CAKRIAOK !
'o MIBHINU coxNKCTioxa I h'o huddling In , 111-
tntlUtixl or unclean can , ( ui e > ery ] u ents'cr la
arritxl .11 roomy , clean and NtnllUkil coaches ,
| > on Fmt fxpri ! s Trains. '
DAT CARH of nnrivaUxl magnlQccncc , I'I'LLMAN
'AI.ACI KHHU-ISO C4PH. ami ourownHorld-fiutunu
iisisu CARS , uiion which muUnarc tcrtMl of un >
urrnwd excellence , at thu low rate ot KKVKNTT.
'IKK C'H.sraiAcu , vtitlijMnplv Uuio lor healthful
njp ) mwit.
ThrouKh Curs between Chicago , I'torla , > IU <
, aulico and1 Mlmourl Hl > er Volnbi ; and close con >
itctloiu at all polnta of Intentoctlon with othn
> Vo'tlcket ( do notlorcctthU ) directly to every
ilace ot lniiortanc | in Ki\n < ia , Ntbroska , Iliad
IU1VotnlnK. . L'tnh , Idaho , Ketada , Culllornia ,
Ori'fonVft hlntton Territory , Colorado , Arizona
and New Mexico.
A * liberal armnzcments rep irdlne baggage lu
ny other line , nd ratcu o ( fare alwaj K as , ow u
coinmtitott , ho funilsh but a tithe of the com
ort ,
Itogs nnd tackle of cporUwcn free.
'HclcIs , maiw and fode | at all principal tlckc
" M lu the United States and Canada.
U , It. C'AIILE , E. BT. JOHN ,
Vliu 1'red't iOcn. Gen. Tk ( , audl'ass'r Ajt
Manager. Chlraco. ChlfOL'O.
'if ' youjn >
W oflAUUWtK.VUlK- \ mui of li-t-
rnodbrthattntnyf ti-ri tolllne orer u-
your dutlM oTOHl nUhtwork , to Tc-
torubratnucrTeaoa
Hop Sitters. . watte , uie Hop B ,
I , from tn
If TOO re Tounir and lufforinff any
dUintlon or dUiltwl I lion ) If jouaruinai--
rirU or tlngla. old or I TOUDB , unlfftine froni
lK > orbe Hli or Uiipulth I Intt on a bud of tick
un , rvly ou Hop ! Ulttors.
\Vhewve youiro. tl TbouundjcU annually -
whtucTfr you tet-l nually from Borne
u T * " ' form of Kidney
tli t 3 a HJ"a ( Sdbiate that liOjfl't
Inif or ( tlmufitln ? , I haTob ni > menl l
I by a tlmvly UM > O (
k
take Hop HopBltter *
Bitter * .
D. I. O.
or vrinarvcom-l Ii u > utoalut *
tialnt , dlso and IrretltU-
HDP II Uo cure ( or
I drunVcnneii.
HUM of opium ,
You will eel lltobacco.ur
cured If muuxl
Hop rfSw |
law > nlrtU tkkudl < l.U7 | NEVER
Itl It mayl HOr BTTTCU
nv rourl IFAILI rra < )
I If * . tttw | „
kavod pun-
N STORE
3
616 TENTH STREET.
PREPARATIONS FOR THTcJJRIOUS 4TH ,
i ' 1 < - ' - > ' ' * _ r : - , > '
In order to close out our whole1 , stock of Millinery
before July 4th , the following sweeping reduc-
ductions have been made ,
700 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S , .HATS :
Hanging in pncc from 75c to $1,125 each. All reduced to uOo each.
90 LADIES' TRIMMED HATS ,
Worth from SI 7"i to $ tf.50. All reduced to1.00.
60 LADIES AND MISSES'TRIMMED HATS '
Worth fixnn 82.50 io 8t.7o. ! All to bo closed out nt 81.50 each.
45 BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED HATS ,
Woith from $2.75 to $0.00. All reduced to halt price.
MENS' AND BOYS' STRAW HATS AT COST
DO pieces lovely LIUWB , reduced to oc , Oic , 8ic , 10 and 12Ac per yard. Best
Linen Lawns , 20c and 25o per yard. 1,000 piocca Jlosquito Netting ,
( all colors ) -lOopcr piece. Ono lot Shetland Slm\yls at C.c
on the dollar. , ,
ing engaged three additional salesmen , our customers can now gel
attended to at once.
LEADER , OF 1'01'ULAR
Piano ; ans
J. B.
T ron-
AND SOLE AGENT KOK
Hallet , Davis &Co. , James Holmstrom ,
J & C. Fischer's Pianos ; also SoleAgent
for the Estey , Burdett and t e Fort
Wayne Organ Co.'s Organs.
I DEAL IN PIANOS AND ORGANS EXCLUSIVELY. HAVE HAD YEARS EXrEItlKNCE
THE LUSINESS , AND HANDLE ONLY THU BEST.
218 Sixteenth St. Hall Omaha
. , City Building , ,
HALSBYV. PITCH. : : : Tuner.
9
J.
The Largest Stock and Mb'st'Com
plete Assortment in
The West. n" :
I3LTJ MJOWII. . / . - '
ttjij lll'l ' .I
. .
We Keep EverjrtHing in the Line of .Carpets , Oil
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures -
and Lace Curtains. - ,
. ,
WE HAVE GOODS TO PLEASE EVERYBODY ,
1313 Farnham St. , Omaha.
Ohas. Shiverick.
FURNITURE , BEDDING ,
Feathers , Window Shades ,
And Everything pertaining to the Furniture and Up
holstery Trade. A Complete Assortment of
r New Goods at the owe"st Prices ,
CMS , SHlmiGE , , 1208.au 11210 . Earn , St.
* k prM mon'tlal