Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE-THURSDAY , MAY 1 ,
CONSTIPATION.
There is o medium through
which disease so often attacks the
system ns byConatiiinUonnnd there
is on other ill ilesh is heir to mor *
npt to bo tiegl' cted , from the fnc
mntorinl inconveiiienco mny beijn-
luedintcly felt from irregular notion
of the bowels. When there is
not regular action the reten
tion of decayed and effete mat
ter , with its poisonous guscs ,
sonn poisons tlio whole system by
being absorbed into it , cruising piles ,
fistala headache , impure blood and
mimy other serious directions. BUR
DOCK BLOOD BITTERS willim-
modiaiuly relieve , and one bottle
positively euro or relieve nny case of
Constipation.
"Was troubled for a year with
torpid liver and indigestion , and af
ter trying everything imaginable
used BURDOCK B100D BIT
TERS. 1 ho first bottle revised mo
and the second cured no1 entirely. "
J. S. Williamson , Rochester , N.
x.
k To thono sniTerlnc from the
BIS tra B H * Wf W B * mrntaa ? venlmm "UrF ilS
wij % lost manhood , etc. , I will aond ynu jiArtlcutAraof * rt
plmplo and ccrtMn moans of nolf enro. free of clmrcn
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SOFT
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ts warranted to vro.ir longer , r.l
the form mater , ami trlro betf *
atl facllon than anyotlicrCorrc.
in the mnrkot , or | > rlca paiil vll ,
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SAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
BETWEEN
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tto * Shine , Germany , Italy , Holland and Franet
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. ALL KINDS OF
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. Order * will bo promptly atttn.
WAQNER MHO'a ,
1'ropiUtor * .
COURTSHIP OF A GEN'ERAt ' ,
George B , McClellan's ' Romantic and
First Love ,
The Ijnvcly Yon UK Imiljr Wliotn llo
met. nt Clinrcli niul AVlio
Atlnrwnrd Itccntiio
Ills AVIfo.
Now York Journal.
General OcorgoB.McOtcllan , tlio noble
warrior , is rmssiny the romnindor of a
long nnd brilliant career as soldier and
atntcamnn in punco and contentment in
this city. His residence is No. 13 Wash
ington square. lloro , aurroundod by
ovidonccs of wealth nnd luxury , with n
faithful nnd loving wife by his side , over
ready in the present ns she has boon in
the past to aid him with her ndvico nnd
counsel , the general passes his time in
luxurious idleness , earned by years of
hard service for his country. If the
general had not been of n flomowhat ro *
ligious turn of mind in his early youth
ho would probably have remained u
bachelor. It was in church that ho first
mot his fato. It was in tlio early part of
the year I860. The general was seekiiiR
renewed health after several years hard
labor as chief engineer of the Illinois
Central railroad. Ho trrm travelling
through the United States for the boneiit
of hia health.
It was n clear , cold Saturday afternoon
in 1800 when the General found himself
for the first time in Baltimore , Md.
llo put up at ono of the hotels , and being
tired out immediately retired. The next
morning ho wont to n church in the
neighborhood. Ho was ushered into n
pow near the nltar. The pow had already
ono occupant in it , however. Thia wna
a handsome young lady. She was very
handsome. A slender , delicate figure
draped in gray silk with n wealth of
blonde hair coiled nbout her graceful
head. This wns all the General could
BOO at the first glance , hut ho felt In that
one moment that the young lady before
him was tlio only ono ho could over love.
Until now the General's time had boon
lee much taken up with business cares
to give much thought to love , but now n
now fpoling thrilled his hcnrt and ho
actually blushed. Bo knelt down and
opened a prayer-book , but paid little at
tention to it , Ilia mind was taken up
with the fair yuung dovotco by his sido.
At last ho saw her features. Her oyoa
were the color of a cloudless sky , and
her mouth of the rosebud .variety , with
ripe cherry lips.
The general foastcd his eyes on this
picture until the services were over. As
she waa leaving the pow aho glanced at
the general , nnd then rosy blushes chased
ono another rapidly over her fair counte
nance , because she noticed for the first
time the general's admiring eyes fixed
upon her. She walked slowly homo to
wards ono of the most fashionable quar
ters of the city , totally unaware that the
handsdmo young fcllovr was following
close behind her. She entered ono of the
handsomest houses in the citylcaving the
general , as ho afterwards expressed it ,
standing nn the street looking like a nin
ny. Ho learned that the house was owned
by General It B. AIarcyan old war-worn
veteran. George himself had had a taste
of wnr lifo during the Mexican trouble
and had retired when it was over with
the rank of captain. Ho remembered
that ono of his schoolmates at West Point
was named Marcy. Ho made inquiries
nnd learned that Gnnoral Marcy was the
father of his old school companion. It
did not take him long then to renew his
acquaintance with General Marcy's son ,
who was delighted to meet George again.
Ho introduced the latter to his parents ,
and also to his sister Ellen , who had made
such a deep impression on George at _ the
church. Ho began at once to pay assidu
ous attention to the peerless little beauty.
It was plainly soon after n vrhilo that his
love was reciprocated , Ho asked and ob
tained General Marcy's permission to wed
liia daughter.
They were married in May , 1800. Mra.
McOlollan confessed that she was as deep
ly smitten with tbo handsome young sol
dier on the day ot their first meeting as
ho was witii her. Since their marriage
Mrs. McOlollan ha accompanied her hus
band wherever his duties led him. She
is as fondly proud of Lccu .still aa lie is of
jer.
jer.Tho ( { Ohoral waa boru in Philadelphia
on December 3,1820. It waa the chor-
shod hope of his pironta that ho would
jccomo n divino. With thia intention
.hoy sent him to a very select school in
Philadelphia , ruled by nn old but very
religioua pedagogue , The latter tried
liis best to influence Gcorgo to become a
: ninloterbut the latter would not consent.
So thought mare of arranging the schol
ars of the school into miniature armies
and lighting sham battles than ho did of
religion. When ho waa sixteen years old
10 aikod hii father to bo allowed to ontpr
West Point. Although disappointed in
lis expectations , Mr. McOlollan had too
much good sense to force his son into n
career which ho disliked. Ho obtained
admission for him into ' \Vcst Point in
1842. George applied himsblf so dili-
{ ontly to his booka that ho graduated
rvith high honors four years after. In 1817
10 entered into service for the first time
in the Mexican war. His brilliant career
through the civil war needs no mention ,
as it is still fresh in the minds of the poo-
[ ) lo. In August , 1804 , ho was nominated
for the presidency. After mooting with
defeat at the polls ho travelled for four
years through Europe , and then returned
to his native land.
Want of F Uh.
If Schroder & BochtUiodruraIsta.donot sue
coed It li not far the want of faith. They bavo
such faith In Dr. Uoaanko'i ) Cough and Lung
syrup u a remedy for Coldn , Consumption ,
and Lunif affoctoii8tliat tlioy will Rive a bottle
Free to each and every ono who U Tu uood u fa
medicine of this kluif
The greatest of faults is to be conscious
> f none. [ Curlyle.
The man who fails in business" but con-
linuci to llvo in luxury , ia a thief ,
However things may # ccm , no evil thing
succeeds , nnd no good thing ia n fuilnro.
[ Longfellow. - _ _
Women nro happier in the love they Inspire -
spire than in tlmt they feel ; men are just
tue contrary , c - * * " "
If God places n man In n high "position
and gives him wealth , it istbatlio _ _ may
ixmefit anil bless others _ _
The fewer feathers n woman" bos In lier
hat in this world , the moro she will bavo
on her wiugs lu the next. , _
Tlio London Daily Times says that the
condition uud management of American
finances ia the envy of Europe and the
world.-
A bottle of Samaritan Nervine ena
blea one to defy asthma , nervousness am
general debility.
"My wife had fits for 35 years , " says
Henry Clark.-of Fairfield , Mich. "So.
maritan Nervine cured her , " Your
Druggist keepo it.
A TRAGIC EVENT ,
A Fntlirr'rt ncBpnlr nnd Snlf-Inlllotcil
Dcntli Illrt Hun's Final HCH-
cite Ton Ijnto to Snvo
Ills 1'nront.
The trr l > lilc ccciironco thnt h ilosciibcd l > o-
low l < ono < f tlio moat rornnrlcnblo rphodtu In
tlm domrxtlc history of Amoilea. Itl.i nbio
lutn truth which can rcndtly bo verlfiod.
Tlio Itilmbltniits if tlin ploannnt town of
Coitluiid , S . Y. . worofhixikod erie morning
by tin nnonnccmnnt that Mr. Clinton Hindoo ,
ono of tliclr must proinlimnt citizens , Imd coin-
mtttnd diilcldo. Tlio news tproad rApldly nnd
nrouncd llio entire nol hborhood wlioro Mr.
lllndia wft.i eo voll nnd favorably known. At
firnt It pcoinoJ liuim tblti tlmt nuy < mo eorinlot
nnd domestic could do no rnrh n uocd , nnd the
Inquiry wn hoard on every slilo in to the
causo. The fncts M dovulopod on liucntlgi-
tton prnvoil to bo on follnws :
Mr. Hindoo wn domestic In hi ! tn tcs nnd
took tlio ( iroalont cnjoyinunt In the focloty of
hid children nnd prlilo in their dovlopomont.
And Indeed ho Imd K'K1 | roanon to | > o proud
for they pnvo jironiUoof lonp HVOT of Biicn i
nnd iiKoftilneuM But nn evil day came. IIH
jdnnRost mm , Wllllnm , began to nliow nlgrw of
ontly dncny. Ho foil mntstmlly tlrodonchdny
nnd would pntncllincn sleep the ontlro nftor-
noon if permitted to do no. Ills hand pnlnod
Mm , not neutely , but with n dull , heavy fcol-
in ) ; . Thcro wixn n finklnp donsntlon nt the pit
of liU htoinauli. lie lost tdl relish for food nnd
much of his Intercut for tiling * nbout him.
Ho tried mnnfiilly to overcome thono fcollnen ,
but they Rceincdstronger than bis will. Ho
bcgnn to loofio flesh rnpldly. The father bo-
crmo nlarmcd nnd conmiltnd phyilclnnn rw to
the HOH'H Illnrnfl , but tlioy were iniablo to explain -
plain , Vltmlly oovcro Rurof ) broke out on-111 ?
nrmn nnd ho wan talc on tu HnlFalovhcro a
pnlnfulriicrntlon wai performed resulting In
the IOHR of much blood but nlfordlng Httlo ro-
llof , The young man toturnod homo nnd n
council of phyniclonfl wns called. Atcrnu ex-
Imu'tivo examination they declnrod tliero wa.i
no hope of final recovery nnd that ho muxt
ho limit die within n very few days. To describe -
scribe the ngony which thh nnnouncoinout
cnused the fnther wnuld bo ImpoHilblo. Ilia
mind fulled tu grnp Its full moaning nt first ;
then finally Bcoinua to comprehorid it , but the
load was too ( front. In nn iigony of frenzy ho
eolrod n knlfo and took lim own life , preferring
death rnther than to eurvtva his Idolized mm.
At that time William Itldgn wan too woalc to
know what wan trnoRptrlng. tHIn fnco had
turned black , bin breatli coocod ontlrolv nt
timca , nnd ha ! friends wnltcd for his death
believing that the fiend liright'a din.
enno of tlio kldnojx , from
which ho wiw Buffering , could not bo removed.
In thin supreme moment William's ciitcr eamo
forward and declared she iiild rnnko n fir ml
attempt to save her brother. The doctors In
terposed , assuring her it was lindens , nnd that
aha would only hasten the end by the moans
nho proposed to o piny , lint aho wan firm ,
nnd putting nlljjaclc , approached her brother's
eido nnd administered a remedy which nho for
tunately had on hand , Within au hour ho
accmcd nioro easy , nnd before the day was
over ho tthowod Blpn of decided Improvement.
Tlioso favorable MKTIS continued , nnd to-day
Win. li. lUndgold well , having been virtually
raised from the dead through the marvellous
power of Wnrncr'a Snfo Cure. n can bo roadl-
ly verified by nny citizen of Cortland.
Any ono who reflccta upon the facts nboyo
described must have * n fooling of sadnee'n.
The father , dead by hh own hand , suppufling
his BOII'H recovery to bo ImpoBeiblo ; the non
rcrttoicd to hcnUh to mourn the loss of his
father und tlio agonized relatives with a mem
ory of Badness to forever darken tholrlhcs.
Had Clinton Jiingo known tlmt his aon would
recover ho would to-day bo alive and happy ,
but the facta which turned his brain nnd
caused him to commit suicide were such us
iinv 0110 would accept ns truo.
llowovcr end this case mny bo , the truth remains -
mains that thousands of pooulo are nt this mo
ment in aa great actual peril as Wlliam Kingo
nnd In as great danger ot causing misery If not
death to their friends. Liver and kidney dis
eases nro become the most common nnd most
dangerous of nny or nil modern complaints.
They are the most dccoptlvo In their bnnin-
nlnps nnd horrible in their final stage ? . They
are far moro deceptive than consumption anil
can rarely bo detected oven by skilful physicians
unless n microscopic analysis bo resorted to ,
nnd few doctors understand how to do this.
Their nllghtost approach , or possibility of approach
preach should strike terror to the ono who Is
threatened ns well ns to nil his or her friends.
Theao diseases have no distinct symptoms , but
como In tho.form of laslttido , loss of appetite
aching mueclcs and joints , dull headaches ,
pains In the back , stomach and chest , sour
stomach , recurring cigns of cold , irregular
pul-atiuna of the heart and fre
quent dizziness. If neglected
Uiol symptoms are certain to run into chronic
kldnoy and liver or Blight's disease , from
which there Is sure lo bo a great amount of
agony and only ono moans of escape , which is
by r.ho use of Warner's Safe Cure. The Im
portance of taking this great remedy upon the
slightest npponranco of any of the above symp
toms cannot bo too strongly Impressed upon
the minds of nil readers who desire to escape
death and pals nnd prolong life with all its ,
pleasures and blcsulupa.
Culinary Gems.
The etow to the urcat tllsli of the future ,
The uncertainty of ineal-tuklng brings
with it u craving for stimulants.
Stews should not bo cooked too long , as
lieu they cvnporato valuable particles.
It is impossible to get warm in cold
Weather ivith undigested food in your
itomach.
Pish should never bo boiled , but steamed ,
so that no line properties are dissolved in
, ho water.
Exclusive diet on peas , benna nnd den-
ils do not develop the brightest nnd quick
est tone of min-3.
Food is only coarse ( vhcn coarsely cook
ed , ns the plainest materials contain nutri
tions and duinty elements.
It Is n great mistnko to cat half-raw steak
on n cold wlnter'a day. Half-raw meat
fluids much less nutrition than tvcll-cook-
: d incut.
Vegetables nro the life nntl soul ot
'
'icalthy living , and should not b'o neglect
ed at iiuy meal.
It meals nro kept irregularly in youth
something creeps up in adult ago which
shows diminished vitality.
The want of n warm mcnl in the mid
dle of the day is , to people who have had
perhaps but n slight breakfast and have
jeeii in the cold winter nir , the cause of
iliseabo and T.'ant of vitality.
"ROUGH ON RATS. "
Clears out rats , mice , roaches , flloa ,
anta , bedbugs , skunks , chipmunks ,
Ific. Drucciata
Ono reason why many pcreoim do not get
ilong in the world is bccatiHO they cannot
l > o depended upon. They do not keep their
ngrecments. When they nro weighed in th < ?
balance of actual affairs they nro often
Tound wanting. They are seldom on time ,
The workman who is always on time at
! ho appointed time aud place , and does his
work according to agreement , is sure to get
ilong. To a young mechanic starting in
life , the hnblt of promptness nud punctual
ity is worth more than n thousand dollars
: osh capital although thousand dollars
lr. not to bo despised. The trustworthiness
of the faithful workman produces inouey ,
but untrustworthincsa of the unfaithful ono
cmisca him to lose money. Thia is an ever
lasting principle. He who would bo per
manently prosperous must keep his eugage-
tueuts.
I110B
Piles nro frequently preceded by A sense o :
weight in the back , lolua nnd lower port of tin
abdomencausing the patient to euppose ho baa
some allectlou of the kidneys or neighboring
orgacj. Attiuioa , nym toujs of iuuIgosUoi
are present , us uatuency , unoaelness of th (
stomach , etc. A molstcro like perspiration
producing A Aery dliagreoable Itching partlen
larly nt ngght ftor getting warm In bed , IU
very common attendant. Internal , K xtenia
and ItchingI'los yield nt ouca to the apillca
Uou of Dr. JJosanko'sHlo Jlcmody , which net
upon the parts affected , absorbing the
tumon , allaying the intense itchlncr , Mid of
footing a ) > ormaueut cure where other roine
dloa nave failed , Do nut delay until tlio drain
on the system producoa pennanent disability
but try It And be cured. Hdirotur & Bocht.
"Trftda hufplledby 0.1' , Goodman. "
U ,
AiiocilotoM of Artists.
Vcrnct painted ft rlinrgo of CAvnlry. and
naked Gros to look ntit , "It's very inno
cent. , " said OHM ; "your clinrgc will do no
mischief , as I BCD tlio horses linvo only two
legs nplccc. " Qros painted nn allegorical
picture , and asked Vcrnet to look nt It.
Vcrner went , his flrst question wa . "What
is it meant to represent ? " "Weather , " re
plied Grew. "What do you think of It ? "
"Very had weather , " replied Vcrnet , put
ting up his umbrella and walking out of
the room.
When Diivtifo's celebrated paintings or
"Adam nnd live" were on exhibition nt
KdiutmrKli , Mr. JIcNnb , the curator of the
Hotunical Gardens in that city , was tnkcn
to eeo them , and nskcd for his opinion. "I
think no great things of the painter.1 re
marked the authority on gardening. "Why ,
man , Kvo tcmptlu' Atlnnt v/C pippin o'n
variety that wisna known until about
twenty years ago 1" This wns as stifigcst-
Ivon bit of criticism us that of tliofnrm-
cr who told Gcorgo Morlnml that liohad
never seen three lltllo pigs feeding without
ono of them having I Us feet in the trough.
Morliuul altered his picture.
Cham , the French caricaturist , who died
in 1871) ) , had very long legs. One day ho
went into a tailor's shop , clioso sonic cloth ,
and agreed to the prieo of Ibrlyrtyo francs
for : t pair of pantaloons. The tailor took
ilsmcaAlirc , nnd went lower nnd lower ,
\vhllo his : istonlshmcnt went higher mid
tilghcr. At last ho stopped a little below
the knee , and threw his measure over bis
shoulder. "Well , " said Cham"do you stop
them ? " "Monsieur , for forty-five francs I
can not go lower , " answered the tailor.
Iforaca Vcrnct is generally cteullctl ivirjj
laving originated the word "chic,1' , used to
describe things striking and agreeable , al-
nest as much in Kngllsh speaking conn-
.rics sut in Frantic. Vcrnet had n clever
oung pupil , who painted so much like lib
nastcr , and drew with such strength and
> rccison ! , that ho held him up as an ox- '
nmplo to nil his class of pupils. When a
mpil displeased him howould Bay , "Look
it Chic" that was the nama of his fiivor-
to "scohow ho works ; dons ho decs,1"
itc , Chic died young. Vcrnet felt very
> ad nbout it ; nnd when he went into L :
studio and looked nt the work of other pu-
nls , ho would fold his hands , cast down
lis eyes , and Bay to himself , "Co u'est ' pa ?
Chic. ' ' There is , however , another verslou
also snid to bo the true nud authentic one ,
) f the origin of this word. According to
his account , which is given in n letter
lat d Dccembor , 1879 , by the English chap-
ain nt Croix iM-Iionbnix , who heard it
Votu a French gentleman , the word in its
ircsont signification was born in Antwerp ,
n the studio of Jtnbens , and ttmong hi- !
mpils. It fell on n day that one of Rubens'
licturcs was almost finished find one of his
mpils , Scbick by name , found himself
ilono with the all but completed picture.
ilovcd by the spirit of mischief , Schlch
irocceded to draw in .tho center of the
licturo n 113 % Some time afterward liub-
ms entered the room nnd taking the llj *
or u realone , , ho tried to catch it with life
innd. Hut when he siw ; what had bcci.
lone , his feelings may ho imagined , ml
calling his pupils together , ho demanded
who was the culprit. The fello\v pnplb
of the culprit joined in baying that it w.a
! ahickfor the good and sufficient , reason
hat no ono else could have done so well.
Cver afterward , when anything was so
veil done that no ono could improve it , it
vas said to bo Schick. It would thus ap-
> cnr that whatwusatono time n cunt word
imong Iihcns' [ pupils , was then forgotten ,
and long afterward found its way to 'lio
Joiilevnrds from the studios of I'ariu cr
isis , among whom it signified , as it do.-- ;
till , awtitulc. facility , or the result of ih..t.
Ono morning the walls of IMiis wcrr
bund chalked with sketches of u gigantic
> car , in which the frivolous citizens found
occasion of laughter. Crowds gathered
ouud the chalk designs , the police inter
bred , the spies listened. It could not ho
concealed thatin thppreposterous fruit the
icoplo saw the cfligy' of their monarch ,
tor the hundretb time M. IMiilipon , the
iimous caricaturist 'was diaggcd into the
courts. Ho confronted the jury with a
mgo sheet of white paper , on which ho
lastily sketched n big Burgundy pear , in
bo lower parts round nnd capacious , nar
rower iieslr the stock , and crowned with
wo or thrco careless leaves. The jury
: ould not deny that the pear was a purely
torticultur.il design. Ono might as well
arrest any author of n "Guido to the Gar-
Ten1' , na the artist for this illustration.
With a few casual dots and lines M. Phili-
> on produced a slight change , which made
.lie jury laugh. They recognized their
wince , nnd the artist nsked them if it vaa
air to condemn him because nn illustrious
icrson resembled a vegetable product. The
arlealurist was acquitted.
If any ambitious jounp ; nttist would like
a eclipse the fame of tlie Into Sir Edwin
Landsecr , ho would llo well to ponder au
anecdote which has recently been told ofa
ilucky painter. It is said that while the
iclebrated Miiilin , the "doinptuur,1' was
staying nt Ghent , in 1825 , honoticcd among
[ bo most constant attendants at Ills meuag-
crio a young limn , who , by reason of the
drawing materials bo brought with him and
freely employed , stood confessed an artist.
Martin introduced himself , and the two
became intimate friends. One day the en
thusiastic artist , while taking the portrait
of n noble lion called Nero , complained
bitterly that the bars of the cage were in
the way. "Don't let that bunny obstacle , "
said the "domptcur , " sympalliizingly. "If
yon will como with mo into Nero's 'apr.rt-
ment'and allow mo to introduce- you , I
answer that bo will show how fluttered lie
'is by n visit from so excellent an artist , and
will give you every facility for hand ing
down his features to posterity.1' The artist ,
itrango to say , jumped nt the ou'c-r ; ami
Martin , who wns not the man lo lo.so nn
opportunity of advertising hiiu.scll' , sent
word to the Duke of Saxo-Weimar , Govern
or of Ghent , and to other notabilities , that
ho would on a given day go into NoroVi
cage , nnd take "an amateur ctraugcr1' with
him. The duke did not fail to put in tin
appearance ; the plucky pair walked into
the cage , and Nero was at first inclined to
bo what is called "nasty. " lint re-assured
by his master's voice , the lion Cent nnd
lay down in a corner ; and the painter , sit
ting down opposite , coolly proceeded to cut
Ins pencil. Having performed tills little
preliminary , to his satisfaction , ho executed
i sketch of Nero , which was pronounced
3 bo vcry like'J'bo "domptcur' ' and the
n.'lntci" then took a polite leave of the
lion ; and the duke , having complimented
the artist on the pluck an well as talent
displayed , would fain have purchased the
sketch , lint it was not to bo hud for mon
ey , and the artist kept it himself as the
converse of u memento mori. This was Ncr-
Uocckhovcu , afterward famous > us n Dtclgian
animal painter. How much of bis eucccbs
he owed to his daring feat there is no tell
ing , but it very likely give ; him the start
which talent requires j and yet , adds the
narrator of the cnccdoto , ono would hardly
like to whisper to the young aspirant of
to-day , "Go thou mul do likewise. '
A "Warrant lor James ,
ST. Ixwis. Mo , , April 25 , A Vewalllw.
Mo , upoclaUny * it U reported that fthariu
Ilogera , of Cooper county , In now in Huntsville -
villo , Ala. , tinned with a reciuiaitinn from
Gov. Crlttouduu f-r the uncut of Prank
Juuiea OH tlia charge of participating in the
Ottovlllo train robbery ,
Tlio Japanese cmoloy paper Instead o\
India-rubber for making air-cushions
These cushions roll up smaller than India-
rubber cues , do not suck together after be
ing wet , nnd having no odor , are more
agreeable for pillows. Moreover , tbcir
strength is man-clous , considering the ma
terial of which they are made. A man
weighing ono hundred and sixty ponmls
may aloud on oiij without bursting it
They arc water-proof , too , uud juako good
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LIRII UKMRCT , An
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In the Back , DimntM of Vision , rrom&turooiil Ago
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HEW jinn of adTcrtlvsmcnU to rcttinil money , when
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requirements are such that they are itltom , if ever ,
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