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THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , MARCH 12 , 188 * .
S , W. Cor , 15th and Doitelas ,
Offer for snle the inosb desirable
lots 011 the market , nud can prove
it.
it.Our
Our lisb embraces property in all
quarters of the
par.2 o the city proper , as well
119 all additions.
WHY
PAYRENT
RENT ?
We will build you a house cheaper
than you can buy the material nnd
contract for the labor , and sell house
and lot on
MONTHLY PAYMENTS ,
No more than equal to rent.
DON'T ' WAlJJ
Prices are steadily advancing , and
a small payment will secure ti bar
gain.
gain.1OOOOO
1OOOOO
Acres Farm Lands throughout the
State.
I. N. WAITE , ffl. D.
Physician & Siirpii ,
( Formerly of Mercy Hospital , Chicago )
MM
For tbo treatment of NenoiH Diseases , Clironio aa
Surgical Diseases , and Diseases of tno Ejo anil
liar. Conxultation and examination free.
OFFICE-Odd Fellow a Block , N. W. cor. Hthan
o dee Sts , Omaha , Neb. Oftlcohoura o to 12 a. m"
n i ml 7 / < ft p. m Suni'a\a 10 to VI a m - - - - -
Pioneer Drug Store !
B. E. CXR. 13TII AND JONES STS.
DR. F. S. LEWIS , - Prop'r ,
AOF.NT FOR
Ohio Oil Co.'s Wuat Virdnia , Cylinder
and other Oils constantly on hand.
UncoAgenl
REPRESENTS I .
Phoonlx ABenranco Co. . ot Condon , Cash
eswhcstor. N T. , Capital . 000,000.0
/ > o jJercliants , of No - . ? < . N. J. , Capital 1,476,000.00
Oirard Fire. PulUct ! ) ll > , CaylUI . 1,200,000.05
Firemen's Fund , Cai tal , . 1,239,216.03
FlCrf'-IU.a. 1U , Omauatlutlou * ) la tc Uulld
T epbmi No. S7f _
( WHOISUNACQ.UAINT U WITH THC Ol OQRAPHV OF t MIS COUN-
7nr wi't Sit or rxAMiNiND IMH MAP THAT THC
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLANDS PACIFIC R'Y
Ily the central poeltiou of it line , conneota the
aat nud the Wtfft by the chorteot route , ami oar-
rica i 3 cnccra. Mithout clmnco of cars , hctween
Chicago mid Kun n City , Council BluUa , Leaven-
worth. Alcht 9n , Mlnnuapolla anrt Bt. ,1'aul. It
cnnnoatB in Untoa UopotBvlth all the principal
lines of road brtnccn the Atlantic ! and Ilia I'aoitlo
Occam , lla equiiiracnt > < unriVHlod and magulH.
cent , belntt composed of Moit Comlortnblo and
Brnutllul Day Coacaos , Macnincent Itortou llo-
rlinlnB Clmlr Cars. I'ulliuan'ii l'rcltle t 1'alaco
fileppinrr Ccn , and tlio IJcut Line of Dining Can
In the wor d. Thrca Train * but ween ClilotKO and
Ulusourl Uivcr I'Dlntr. Two Trains betwrouChl-
ctcoaud Minocopolii and t t. Paulvia thol'amom
"ALBERT LEA ROUTE. "
A Ncwaud Direct Lino. vlaSeneea anrt Kanka-
kce. ha rrocotly been opened between lllchtnond ,
Nortolk , Newport Ncwi , Chuttanoosa , Allan ta.Au-
. . , > Ciiiatnnatl
ndlanapolli and Lafayette , nnd.Omaha , tlluncap-
olu nnd Bt. Paul and Intermediate points.
_ A1I Throuch ransecgcr * Travel on i'ast Ejprcw
Trains.
Tioktu far e lf at all principal Ticket Omoei In
the United HUleo ind Canada.
B CBace cheoUed through and rates of fare al
ways a > low as competitors tliat otter U advau-
twes.
tor detailed mforniatlonEft tbeiltpi and Fold-
" '
'GREAT ROCX istAtVo ROUTE
.t your nearcct Ticket OlUoe. or addreu
C. R.RABLC , C. 8T.JOHM ,
' '
John D. Peabody , M. D ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFJjtK IIOOIIS , Sand OlMi FAIWAW
lil'innlTU DoiivlnMlrMt
DE , ANNA BENSON ,
I
AND CHILDREN.
e ? IO North 18th Street. RctldeouKou r
00 litre ctrceU
SKINHUMOR
My IMiy tlx month ) oM broke out Ith om kin t
> l i\f \ humor , and alttr belnit troa'cd flto mouths
iy my f inllv jihlMcton , wn * niton up to 'lie. 'ilw
drtiifEisttcconmianucd S\v lt'a | i lflo , nj thucftoct
WMMRr < ttfl > ir It \ tiilraculoui. My clilM
toonRttwu , nil tracM * ( the di c e li pone , ami
loll S tilt M * | > lg , .1 J KtrVhnd ,
Mlndcn , lUiik Uotikty Tom.
I rue suffered for iruny j cars from ulcers on mv
cars , otttn very Ur.oum ) ivilntul , tlurlnK which tune
I m-d iiltnost e\fritlilnfj to effect euro , buttn > AII
I took 8 l t ( H'oclfl i by aihlcoof a Irletul , ft ml In a
.lint . time M uuc I K\im1 and well ,
Kdwlii J , Miller , lloMimcmt , Tc\a .
I haxc been mllictcd wl'li ScrotilK for twol'o JCIM
il ho hid 'ores on u.o & Urge as a niMi't livid
or tint length of tlm * . I ivit ijinmcr I wm m > bul
off thut 1 c tiM not wojr chllilne. 1 hiul t | < ett him-
tmlsof doliM In thorfToit t > > bacnrcil but nil to
iotitirpr > on < l had Injured inclflth Mercury
nd 1'otMli. YourSulltiiSpco flacm < sltn timiintlv
and lierniMiciillj , mul 1 hope rtoiy like miffor r will
taKfllt. H. U HUtti ,
. l-nkmil , Atk.
Our trcutlto on Wood ntiil skin Dlsomei nmllcil
'reo ' to . . , icnntt.
icnntt.TIIKSWIKTHPr.CmO CO. ,
Dnner 3 , Atlanta ( la.
T. Om < x . lV.2Jd ! SU. botnevii Oth and Tin - % f >
Trio ute ot the term " Hhoi
Mnc" In connection with tbi
corjwrate narno of a Rreatroad
I cotncjH an Idea of ust uhtt
roqulroil by the traicllng imb-
lie a Short Line , CJuick Tlmt
and tbo best of accotntuodi
tlons All of nhlch are fine-
shed by the greatest railway In America.
CHICAGO , f ILWAIIKEE
And St. Paul.
It owns and operates t or 4,500 mlloaof
Northern Illinois , Wlwnntln , Minnesota , Iowa
) akota ; and an ta main lines , branches and oonnec-
loin roach all the ureat business centres of the
Northwobtand Far West , It naturally answers th (
escrhition of Short Line , nnd Dost Ilouto botwooo
Chicago , Mllnaukoo , St I'auland Minneapolis
Chicago , Milwaukee , La Create and Wlnona.
Chicago , Mllwaukoo , Aberdeen and EHondala
Chicago , Mlhraukoo , Eau aalro and Stlllwater-
" ChloaRO , Mllnaukco , Wamau and Merrill.
Chicago , Miluaukco , IJcMcr Dam and Oshkosh.
Chicago , Milwaukee , Waukcsha and Oconomowoo
Chicago , Mllnaukco , Madison and Prairlodu Chlou
Chicago , Milwaukee , Onatonna and Falrlbault.
Chicago , Bclolt Jancs\l'loand ' MlneroU'olnt.
Chicago , Klrfn , Hockford and Dubuque
Chicago , Clinton , Uock Island and Cedar lUplds
Chicago , Council Blufls and Omaha.
Chicago , Sioux City , Sioux Falls and Yankton
Chicago , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamberlain.
Rook Island , Dubuque , St 1'aul and Minneapolis
Davenport , Calmar , St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Can In
world are run on the mainlines of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention Is paid to passengers by courts
ous emploj cs of the company.
A V II T-T
Oen'l Manager. Use' IVam. Apial
.J. r. rtitfi. OKO II. UfcAFFOUD.
a
DR. FELIX Lh BRUN'V
G
PREVENTIVE AND CUKE.
FOR EITHER SEX ,
The remedy being Injected directly to the Beat of
ho disease , requires no change of diet or nauseous ,
mercurial or poisonous medicine * to bo taken Inter
nally. When U'cd as a prexentho by cither sex , Ills
mposslblo tj contract -my prhato disease ; but In the
coso of the o alrcadyunfortunat ly afflicted no guar
ntee tineo boxes to euro , or wo will refund thomon-
) . Price by mail , postage paid$2. per box or tbrcu
boxes for ? 5.
5.WRITTEN
WRITTEN GUARANTEES
sauod by all authorised agents.
Dr Felix LeBrun&Co.
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
0 , F. Goodman , Druggist , Solo A cnt , for Omahi
Neb > wlv
Dii E. C. WKSI'H NERTE AND llnAix TDEAT.
UENl.nguarnntooil Eppciiio for JIjBtcnn , JJizzi.
noes , t/'onvulaions , Vila , Nervous Neurnltjin ,
HondachoNervous Prontrntioncauacd bythouso
utnluohol ortobnccii. Wnknfulness , Jlcntiil llo-
prOHBion , Boftoninn of tlio Jirain rcBUlting in in
sanity and loading to misery , decay nnd death ,
t'rematuro Old ARO , barrenness , LOBS of power
in either BOX , Involuntary Losses nnd Bpormat-
orrliocncauBod byovor-oxortion of ( hobraineolf-
obusoor ovor-indulRonco. Knch box contnine
ono month's treatment. $1.00 n bor.or BIX boxes
for$3.00Eontbymiul propaidon receipt of prico.
WE UUAKAXTEE IX JIOXIIS
To euro any case. With each order received by us
for six boxes , accompanied \vith 55.00 , wo wu !
eond the purcliascr our written guarantee to refund -
fund the money if the treatment does not oHoct
a euro. Quarautoes leeuedonLycy
0. F , OOOnilAN SoeA ! ent , Omaha Nob.
DUFHENE& MENDELSOHN.
AEG KITE GTS
/iTRKMOVED TO OMAHA NATIONAL I1ANK
IIUlhDINO.
MANUFACTURER OF
GALWZED IRON ,
OOR5\38CES \ ,
WINDOW CAPS , FINALS , ETC.
-4 t < 3 iOtlx. CBtx-oot ,
OtTAUA . NKFIIUSKA
S. H. ATWOOD ,
Plattsmouth Neb
, - - - -
ERUDKROl' T1IOKOUUIIBRBD AND IIIQII 01UPB
HEREFORD AHO JERSEY CATILE
AND DUROO OB JlUiany RRD 8VIHB
rVYnuntr utook for wlo. Oorrf'pondenfe oHolt ril
DR. WHITTIEE ,
617 St. Char/os St. , St , Louis , Mo.
A REGULAR ORADUATEof two medical collegee
J\ has been eataiod longer In the treatment ol
CHUONIO , NERVOU8 , HK1N AND BLOOD Dluoaivt
than other phalclan In ( it. I < oui9a9citypaperabov
and all old residents know. Consultation free
Invited. When It tslncornonlcnt to tlult the city
treatment , mediclnea cm bo sent by mall or exprei
everywhere. Curablecasca KU > ranteodwhoredou ;
eiliU it Is frankly stated. Call or write.
Nervoxu Prostration , Debility , Mental and 1'hytlct.
WeakneM , Mercurial and other afflictions of Thrott
Ing , Skip Agcctloni , Old Sorea and Uloora.
menta to marriage , Itheuniatlam , 1'lleB. Bpeoial at
teutlontocaiHJifrouiovornorkod brain. BUKUIOAL
OAHK3 reoehe upocul attention. Dineasei arhlnir
from Imprudance , Kxoo u , Indnli-eiioaa.
G-TJHD23. marry.whoraaynot
wliy.causoi , oonaequencei and cure. Utlltd ( or 25r
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of early Imprudence , canning nervou *
OeUllty , premature dctay. etc. , Iiarlnutrletl lu
rtln orcrr known remedy , has illtooirmd n elninlu
nieana of fulf-curu , whkf ; h will tend VRKttto
Ul9fellovir- rrr . Adcltonj.
J. H. UKKVVH. < i'h lh.m fit. . N.'r V.rlf
A < D/\CTIHTTTTril5urt'w'tlloutratld '
A. r . IJOA A A V HI - tdne. Patented ' Or-
toberlfl7d. Oni
box No. 1 will en re any cone In f our da > i or leu No
J will cure the uiott obntuiaU cow no uuttcr of ho *
long lUndlrig.
Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies
No niuseout ilocei cl lubobi , coriabli , or oil of Ban
dilwixxl , ttatar o-.uln to produce dyn | > niU \ > \
dcutrojlnir thacuatlngiof the ttomacb. I'rloo tl.Ct
Hold l > all drujceltt mailed - '
y * , or cu rxcelpt of
For liirtlior cartlculari n&il for ( JrruUr
P. 0 UQI lt , 5
J.C. ALLAN CO. ,
M John titled , Htw York.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADD 1T10NAL LOOAL NEWS.
Tlio Sinironio Court ,
The supreme court inoola here next
'Monday though business will notprob-
.bly coininonco in earnest until the fol-
owing d y. The following cases nro on
ho docket from this county :
John Wntson vs. Wnbash St. L. * P.
rnilwny.
Ilonry lloooroft vs. City of Council
UulFs.
Chris lUainusaen , ndministrator , vs.
0. 11. P. Ry. *
E. A. Minor nnd Fremont Bonjnmiii
a. M. J. Davis , nnd Joshuit Davis.
M. Forchoimor t Co. vs. J. T. Stuart.
Huns Brandt vs. Win. Plummor.
Oporgo R. Trover va. Frank Phinn , nd-
ninistrntor.
J. N. C. sady vs. W. F. Sapp.
It J. Knipp va. S. C. & P. Ily. Co.
Ernest Ki > Uov vs. Liura B. Kolsoy.
.1. M. Phillips vs. City of Council
Blull'i.
COMMKHOIAt. ,
COD.VCIL 11LUFFH MA1IKKT.
Wheat No. 2 Bprltig , 70c ; No. 3 , COo ; ro-
octod , fie ( ) ; uod iloumiul.
Corn boalurs ivro p.ij ing 3 , " > o for old corn
nntl lSc ! for ifw.
Oats In Rood tloinanil nt 22c.
liny 1 00@0 00 per tonj 50o per balo.
Uyo 4045o.
Corn Monl 1 i3 ! per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , C 00@
00.
00.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
00 per ton
Lard KalrlmiikV , wholesaling nt lie.
Flour City Hour , 1 0@t ! 3D.
Brooms 2 U5@3 00 per doz.
LIVK STOCK.
Cattle 3 00@3 TX ) ; calves , 5 00@7 60.
HORS Local inckora nro buying now nntl
here Is n good demand for nil grades ; choice
lacking , (120 ( ; mixed , 5 " , " > .
rnoiifCK.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & CD-I com-
illusion inorchaubi , H3S I3road\vay.
Butter Plenty nnd In fair duinand nt 1C ®
Oc : creamery , 3ic. !
J gRR 17o no-do7on.
1'oultry lioady Balochickoii9dros ; od , 12ic ;
ivo , .Sc ; turkeys , droisod , 15c ; live , lie ;
neks , drcssoil , 1-ic ; li\o , 8c.
rnuns.
Oranges 1 00@1 25 i > orbo\- .
Lemons I 00 per box.
Bananas 3 fi1@4 00 per bunch
Vegetables Potatoes , 40 ; onlona , 40o ; cab'
ago , nona in the market ; apples , ready Halo
13 i5@ ! 1 00 for prime stock.
IOWA ITEMS.
W. S. Alexander , n painter of Mt. Ayr ,
uicided there Sunday morning between
r and 7 o'clock. Family troubles tlio
cause.
There is n move among coal workers to
rrango [ for a meeting of delegates of the
minors of Iowa at DCS Moines soon , the
object being to urge operators to put <
wholesale prices of coal at such a iiguro as
rill enable thorn to pay 5 cents a bushel
or mining.
Louise Dillon , the divorced wife of
John Dillon , the Irish comudian , was
married to Mi. Charles Frohman ahout
, wo weeks ago. Mrs. Frohman was for
a long time a resident of Dos Moiiies and
made her debut there.
Burlington elected a republican mayor
by 032 majnrity in a vote of over 3,000
notwithstanding prohibitmn. The other
republican candidates had much smaller
majoritioj.
The Chicago & Northwestern road an
nounces that it will transport , free of
charge , until Juno 1 , between any of ils
stations in the utato , corn for seeding
purposes.
"Mcnonaua iucorporo Ratio. " ' "A Round
mind in n nouiiil body" is tlio trndo mark of
Allen's limin Food , nnd wo oiwtiro our readers
that , if dissatisfied with either weakness or
Brain or bodily powerH , this remedy will per
manently fitroiiKthon both. $1. At drug-
giflts.
IDAHO'S NEW GOVEUNOH.
Tlio I/ato JutlRo Btinu Talks of Ills
Plans in lllfl AVcstoru Home.
riilladclphln I'rejB.
The announcement of the honor con
f erred'upon Judge Bunn did not surprise ,
although it delighted his many friends in
Philadelphia. The news has been await
ed for several weeks. An acquaintance
mooting Idaho'a now Governor in Coun
selor Hovorin's oflico , brought him the
lirst information of his elevation , and
caused a delicate pink flush to rush across
the editor's alabaster brow by saluting
him as "Gov. " Clad in faultlessly fitting
attire , n. Fedora hat on his light locks ,
with boyish face and slim , though woll-
knit frame , ho clid not appear as though
intended to tread the rugged hills of
Idaho and wrestle with its blix/.ardi. As
Mr. Uuvorin'fl Adonis-liko partner remarked
marked with envious accents , as ho gazed
cm the latest addition to the gubernator
ial galaxy , vrith a now interest in hit
eye : "Why , they'll call you the dude
guv'nor. "
"Well , you bet your lifo , " exclaimed
Idaho's now chief , suddenly abandoning
a statuoacjuo pose , "that before thirty
days they'll find I'm Governor. A gov
ernor should govern ; that is what they
want mo for , 1 suppose , and that is what
I'll do. "
"What will your policy bo , Governor , "
asked a friend , thinking to poao the
lledgling chief executive.
Quick as n ( lash of Idaho lightning
came the answer : "I will have no policy
but to bo a credit to the | Nationol Ad
ministration. I will know no faction of
feuds , although the contrary has boon
stated. Why , I don't know moro than
four men in the entire territory , but I am
willing to 1mow ovoryorio if they will lot
mo. 1 am going there to stayif it auita my
family , i have always had a desire to go
to ono of the territories , If I can make
my administration satisfactory to the people
ple and everything ia congenial I will
make Idaho my permanent homo. You
inunt romo'nbor , also , that I have largo
mining interests there that may render
my stay raoro profitable than the salary
the position commands. I really have an
idea that I can make a pretty good sorl
of a governor , and to do that I want to
keep close to the people all the time. J
will never suppose that I own thu terri
tory ; it will own mo. But then wo can
do nothing unices wo arc animated by
nature. No man can talk wisely unless
ho knows what ho ia talking about , and
as I know nothing as yet about the terri
tory , I talk no more. Good byo. "
"But wmt H minute , governor. Jt is
true that you propoio issuing an Idaho
edition of The Sunday Transcript ? "
'Tho Transcript w'll pursue its on ware
career with Mr Thomun M. Jackson us
editor. If I did issue an Idaho edition I
don't think tha people of the territory
would find fault. Jlailroads and news-
papers are the great clvilizara. 1 believe
, n both. "
Oorornor Bunu will not start west for
three or four weeks ,
tiovEiisoii IIVN.N'S UAUKKU.
Mr. Bunn was born on Third street ,
above 1'oplar , January 1 , 18112. Hia
father was a cotton spinner , and Mr.
Bunn alternately worked in the factory
xnd wont to school , llo received part of
liis education at Havana , N. Y. , where
lie lived with an unslo. When ho was 17
lie was apprenticed in the wood-engrav
ing trade. Ho made hia entrance into
local politics in 18GO. In 180" ho wa
nominated for common council in the
Sixteenth ward , but John Hay defeated
liinu In 1803 ho was nominated for
the state leg'slaturo , but according to the
returns waa defeated by Daniel William.
Mr. Bunn contested the election and waa
awarded Hie seat. The nc\t year ho was
re-elected. lie soon after made a
strong fight for a scat in the state aonato ,
'jut vras defeated. Ho was then iiomi-
mtcd for the olllco of register of wills ,
and waa elected by a majority of 4095.
[ n 187f > he wns elected a guardian of the
; ioor , and in 1878 waa re-elected. Dur-
ng the war ho served gallantly under
Captain Isaac McBride in Cnmpaiiy I ,
72d Regiment Pennsylvania volunteers.
tU Savage Station , Va. , ho waa severely
rounded while fighting in advance of his
iompany. Ho was taken prisoner and
; ept at Richmond for many months.
Since 1877 ho haa boon editor-in cbtof of
L'ho Sunday Transcript , and is now pra-
rioter of that publication ,
CotigratiiUitliiK tl o AVronjr I'arly.
J.cli'lalnl IVnnj PICM.
Ono of the best known charactora at the
Jnion depot is .George Vosburg , a line
ippcaring , elderly coloted man with
> uahy gray hair , whoso principal duties
consist of assisting pasaongors to find the
iiimorous lunch countera and crevices in
and about the depot , and acting as a gen
eral bureau of information , regarding
rain time and the thousand and one
juoations such aa only people who travel
"or the first time can ask. Yesterday af-
.crnoon a well-known citizen , accom-
laniod by hia vrifo , called at the depot.
L'hoy were informed that the train waa
mlf an hour lato. The gentleman said
10 would go down and got the baggage
chocked , nnd naked that hia wife bo ca-
: ortcd to the ladiea1 waiting room. Vos-
> urg immediately took the lady in tow
and seated her in the waiting room in the
nest courteous manner imaginable. The
ady suddenly noticed that she had for
iomo reason become the central object of
ittraction to a largo number of ladies on
.ho other side of the room , who seemed
o bo holding a lively caucus. They fin
ally came over in a body , amilling and
simpering like school-girls' "Wo all
want to congratulate jou'on your mar
riage , " spoke up ono. Then , as if antici
pating the answer , she added : "Yes , wo
< now it is somewhat late , but wo never
md the pleasure of mooting you before ,
, -on know. " "I think your husband ia
juat splendid , " with unnecessary vohom-
; nco , "and I think it was jnat horrid for
? elks to make such a fuss about your mar
rying him. " "Gueaa the matter was
overdrawn in the nowspapora anyhow , "
suggested another. By this time the
thunderstruck lady recovered sufficiently
; o say that she had been married over 20
years and this waa the first time she had
leard that anyone was making a fuss
xbout it. "Ain't you Mm , Frederick
Douglas , and ain't that colored gentleman
you came in with Mr. Douglats ? " asked
doyen shrill % oices in chorous. The lady
Instated that she wasn't and the congratu
latory committee looked daggers at the
woman who firat suggested the move , and
went out and stood on the platform in
the biting cold till train time.
I To I'liiycil 1'olcor
iV few yoara ago McKcan Buchanan , or
"old Buck , " as ho waslfamiliarly .called ,
met Couldock. The night waa disagree
able ; the meeting merry. After a few
glasses a game of poker waa proposed.
Couldock was not an export ; Buchanan
waa not that ho was ever known to
cheat , but ho always won. In a abort time
Cquldock waa "cleaned out , " and the
party went to bed.
Next morning "Buck" wet Charley
and said : "I am going out west for a little -
tlo ahooting recreation , but would like to
act while out there as well. Do you
know the manager at Cheyenne ? "
"I do , " said the man.
Well , " aid "Buck , " "I wiah you
ild give mo a line toJhim. "
"Certainly , " said Couldock , and he
immediately wrote the letter. It ran
thus :
OAHIO , 111. , December 7 , 1877. Mr.
Ituakin : This will bo handed to you'by my
friend , McKoan Buchanan , an actor of
much merit. Ho cornea to your town on
profesaional business. Ho playa Vir-
uiniiis , lllcheliu , Hamlet , Richard H. ,
Shylock and poker. He plava poker
beut. Your obedient servant ,
0. W. COULDOOK.
Ulttoru , tlio world renowned
nppctl/or and inUgonitor , Unod now over
the whole dIliod world. Try It , but beware
of imitations. ABC ! your grocer or dmgglnt fo
the gemiliio article , prepared by Dr . . ) , O. B
Kamnla Deceit.
( 'nn Franclloo Chronlcu. !
All women deceivn , and mainly in the
matter of hair. Falno taoth do not
amount to much , A man of any aonso
always knows that a woman's iiguro is
padded. Ho wouldn't marry most of
them if they were not. llo oxpoctn to
lip disillusionized to some extent in that
direction withou * losing his regard for
her or ruining his love dream , lint the
hair always kills him. Ho can not stand
even a false front , though ho sometimes
put that on himself , without being an *
noyod. 1 once loved a girl whom 1 first
met with her hat on. She wai ingenious
in the matter of head-dresses , and aho had
tlio richest brown hair I ever saw. Wo
parted. I squeezed her rings into her
hard when I said " "
lingers so "Good-by"
that she laid her head down on my shoul
der and wept in agony. I thought then
it was emotion , the uuU'oring uf parting ,
and 1 enjoyed twenty-four hours' blissful
misery before I found out that she had
really been in physical 'pain. This wai
told bo by a friend of hers to whom nho
had confided it , and , who further asked
mo if I did not admire the wig which I
had unsuccessfully bogged for a lock of.
I have never forgotten the cruel discov
ery. Even with all her luxuriant hair
grown out again , I doubt if she could
move mo as she once did. I despiro a
woman who can't bo honest with a fol
low , oven il IIO'H only a trillo gone.
Drunk.
Monthly.
\V. Mattieu Williams oays that he once
witnessed a display ot drunkoniiosa amonc
JJOD pigs , which had boon given a barrel
of spoiled elderberry wino all at oiice
with their awill. "Their behavior waa
intensely human , exhibiting all the usirn
manifestations of jolly good-fellowship ,
including that advanced stage vrhoro t
group wcro rolling ever each other ant
grunting ail'cctionatoly in tones that wore
distinctly expressive of ssvcarlnc ( jood-
fellowship all around. Their reeling and
ataggorim ? and the oxpro-uinn of their
features all indicated that ! oohol had the
pamo olfoct on piqs as on men : that under
Us ii.tluonco both stood procholy on the
name zoological lovol.1 Ho qttotos nl.io
MM. Bujardin BuaumotssandAudogo's ac
count to the French Academy of Sciences
of their experiments during J0io three
years on the effect of alcoholic diet on
pigs. "Eighteen of Ihoso animals wcro
treated sumptuously , according to the
old-fashioned notions of hospitality , by
mixing utrioua alcohols with their food ,
in proportions about corresponding to a
modest half-pint of wino at dinner. The
alcohols that wo drink in wino , malt
liquors , whisky , Hollands , brandy , etc. ,
invariably produced sleep , prostration ,
and uenural lassitude , while abjiutho ( in
cluded in another variety of alcohol ) pro
duced an excitation reaomblintr epilepsy.
Some of tlio animals diott from the ell'octs
of alcoholic poison. The survivors wcro
killed and subjected to a post-mortem ex
amination. All were found to bo injured ,
but tlio nmchiof wns greater when crude
cplrits were used , loss when it waa caro-
hilly redistilled and purified.
AUTIIUU'K IIOMANC1C.
llo\v MIsN Itoauli AVon u Hl\-l''oot
Surotlicnrt A Coiirtnlnii anil
nu
it Cor , New York Journal ,
Nothing has caused moro talk in Wash-
ngton society than the engagement of
oung Allan Arthur to Mian Katie Beach.
H first the report was not behoved. Al
an waa considered too young to outer
nto Hiich a contract. There is no longer
my doubt about the engagement. Allan
ma asked Miaa Beach if she would have
lim and she bluahinuly answered "You. "
The comment on tlio onuagemont is in-
creating. In ono sense society ia ahncKod ;
n another it ia pleased to have something
o talk about.
The story of the meeting and engage-
nont of the couple has a lingo of romance
about it. When Mr. Arthur was out
woat viewing the sights of the Yollow-
tone his son wits putting in his time at
ho soaahoro. Ho received a sick leave
rom the college physician. Ho first
vent to Long Branch. Finding it dull
.hero , ho joined a party on a trip to Nar-
ragansott Pier. During his first evening
it Narragansptt Pier ho mot Miss Beach.
.t was late in the evening. Allan watt
walking along over thoamoothsand of the
here smoking a cigarette and wondering
low long ho could postpone going back to
Mntoton. A young lady passed him
: arrying a small basket of flowers. Allan
a near-sighted. Ho mistook her for a
lower-girl , nnd said : "Oomo hero , my
jood girl ; I may purcliaao aomo of your
lowers , " quitn like a real prince.
Miaa Beach laughed. As her silvery
lotos rang out on the evening air , Allan
realized his mistake. For a moment ho
itood spooflhloss. and then , falling on his
cncps , ho made a graceful apology.
While ho waa brushing the sand from
us trousers Miss Beach ran away without
naking any reply. Allan started in pur-
luit and got a mutual friend to introduce
lim. The rest followed as a matter of
course. Allan baa boon very devoted
o his sweetheart. llo has sacrificed
it's studies and his future to bo at her
side , even to the time Miss Beach had
.ho measles.
Mrs. Beach , however , interfered when
Allan waa over hero last. She told him
10 could not exp ct to marry her daugh
ter before he had graduated from cnlletjo
mil had Bottled in some profession or
mainoas. The prospect was not inviting ,
jut since then Allan has remained appar
ently close to his bouka , evidently dotor-
nined to go to work in earnest His
changing nature has been the nourco of
; reat .worriment to Mr. Arthur. llo
las lectured hifi sou repeatedly on Ilia
: aroloaa ways and habits , all to no effect.
Mrs. Beach aeoms to have had moro
niluonco. How long it will last ia another
matter.
Allan is in hia junior year at college ,
and still has another year before gradu
ating. Ho never could bo called hand
some. He is scarcely 20 years old. Ho
stands six foot two inches in bin atock-
ngs , and does no weigh over ono hun
dred and forty pounds. His face ia long
ind narrow. Ho ban coal-black oycs ,
eng dark hair , nnd rciy large hands and
'cot. In many respects ho rosomblea thu
typical slim.
Mr. Arthur does not oppose the match.
Ho thinks Allan should have his own
way so long BH ho keeps within a proper
limit. "I don't '
suppose riiy ocm will
want to marry , " said Mr. Arthur , "for n
couple of years yot. There will bo time
enough before that time to decide thu
riattor. "
Some of Allan's chums are inclined fo
up skeptical , and say ho ia not sincere in
Ilia engagement to Miss Katlo. They
point to hia alleged engagement with Miaa
Maud Crowley and eovcrnl other young
ladies since he entered col lego. "All the
blooda at college , " they say , "aro cngu
at least once a year. " Allan has followed
their example , llo wishes to bo consid
ered a leader in everything. Before the
end of the year you will hear that hia
present engagement baa been broken oil ,
ind that the young man has lost his heart
to another fairy. "
The Beach family are highly reaped-
able people. It conuiata of Mrs. Beach ,
Misa Katie , and Misa Agn'ea Hoach. Mr.
Beach , the head ( if the houaehold , died a
few woaks ago , leaving his lifo and child
ren in comfortable circumatnnccH , lie
was a brigadier general in the union army
during the war. llo waa a native of New
Ytirk state , The family are of early
English slock. They have lived hoie
ainco the war. They have a largo , old-
fashioned house on Farragut square. It
U covered with moas and ivy , and is a
very homelike-looking place. Mrs. Beach
has never favored young Arthur's suit ,
but not caring to offend the president ,
slid gave her consent with the conditions
mentioned above. The family move in
the boat society. Mies Beach ia a very
small blonde , with bright , sparkling blue
eyes , and a liandaomo mouth , She is not
remarkably pretty or fascinating in con-
voraaslon , but has many little airs that
are considered attractive. Miaa Beach
is inclined to bo romantic. It' is probable
that the circumstance ? attending her
mooting with young Arthur had more to
do with Jior attachment to him than any
inherent charm ho may poaaees. It ia
young Allan's hope to have the wedding
come off before his father goes out ol
ofllcu. Whether ho will bo able to accom
plish his if hia father ia not ro elected ia
an opun question.
The young uooplo write daily to each
other. MICH Hoach ties hera in a little
bundle with pink ribbons , and keeps
them ! u a perfumed box , It ia said that
Allan entered on tha engagement at first
in fun , and ninco has hecomo deeply at
tached to hia Bwoolhearl. Meantime so
ciety continues to talk ,
Mueller on M in street sells not only
the lowest , but gives a proaent with each
purchase of ono dollar. CIo and see him
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