Nebraska Newspapers

    WHATSOJE ATOM IME DONE
The ; Sown ? o Bo Able to Hold Their Own
WkenthuTiuieOomcsto Bo
TWICE MARRIED TO THE SAME WOMAN ,
Ulntn Aiicl HuzcoBtloim for the Coin *
fort ntul lioiuttirylnjt ; of tlio Sex
Koimnocs nnd pUciu-
It FlKiircxl In.
There Is a little tovm In Ohio called. Wells
* -lJlo. 3t has always btcn iiotctl for its lues-
haustihto supply of natural gas and pretty
girls. Ihe natural pas hasn't boon doing
anything special to add to its Rlorr , but the
pretty ( flrls have , Some money had to TM
raised for foreign missions In ono of the
churches anil a lot of these girls pledged
themselves to ralso It. So each of them
opened business for herself to earn the
money. Ono bought n bushel of beans and
baked them inbonn crocks. Aud shobaked
them so wtlL that the whole town has taken
to eating bca s and nothing else , o.xcopt pop
corn. And this was because nnotlicr girl
bought and popped a lot of corn and sold guy
little bags of It in the business o Dices of her
friends. The third young woman developed n
homely nnd entirelynowldoa. Bnooftcred to
catch all the rats nnd unco In her friends' '
houses at ii cents n head , nnd there Is a
stnmpcdoamong the rats nnd mice in Wells-
villo. Another homely tut useful bnlce Is per
formed by n girl who has hired the services
of a grinder , r.nd who ROCS nbout with him
collecting all the edged tools of her friends ,
which ho shirpensvhllo she turn ) the
crank. ' 1 heroseeim nlso to bo n considerable
demand for corn salves and ointment in tnnt
town , fora young woman -\vho has peddled
these from house to house has made more
money than any ono else. Hero are some of
the other necessary things that nro sold from
house to house by tbrso dcad-ln-earnost ,
foreign-missions young women : Brooms ,
lye , pigs' ' feet , hominy , broad , cnkos , candy ,
eoftsonnnnd chicken pies. Ono srlrl has
trimmed the bangs of all fcmalo Wcllsvillo
and has begun 011 the bangs of the men. An
other keeps the nails of the town In good
order , and the last ono heard from tends ba
bies at so much an hour. Not a need of the
town Is left unmlnlsterod to. All of which
Bhows that vrhon an Ohio woman t3pousoi
thecauso of forolcn missions or nnv other
cause Bhomnnes it go , ovou If she takes the
\vholo town Into custody to accomplish It.
Iiitn tlio Street to I > ic.
A Now York policeman while on patrol
late at nlghtsaw u poorly-dressed girl stand
ing for-about nn hour under a gas lamp. Ho
epoko to her , and she told him that she \vns
sick and had no homo. Though only seven
teen , tLcro were drop lines of dissipation and
misery on her palo face. Sbo said that she
had been Induced to leave homo by a faith
less lover. She \vorked as a clonkmnkor for
a while , and when she became nick and could
not earn anything ho deserted her , Tno yo-
liccnmn took her to n police station , whoto
sbogavo the name of Lonlsa Miller , Sha
was faint Irom oxposuio and hunger nnd the
sergeant sent out to a restaurant for food for
ho/ . After eating sno revived somewhat , but
complained of a terrible pain in the lioart ,
and had slight convulsions. The scrpcnnt
sent to ncllevuo hospital for an ambulanu ]
and a surgeon cane with it. The woman had
been spitting blood. Tha sergeant feared she
was going to die and the surgeon questioned
her in id started to leave the houso. She had
contagious Wood poisoning , he said , and was
not a case for Bellevue hospital. Sao be
longed at the Charity hospital 011 Illnchvell's '
island
The Scrgt. made room for her In the lode-
ing room. In nbout an hour she- came out ,
crvlng. She was hardly able to walk , She
said that the room was hot mid the air so
foul that , she could not breallm. She bade
the sorReaut Rood night nhd wont away , re
marking : "All that Is loft for mo is to dlo In
tbo street. "
According to the strict reflations of the
liopltalambuldncoservice the surgeon was
right in refusing- tnko the patient. War
den Fallen said : "It certainly seems hard to
roluso to assist , nny 0110 who is sick and des
titute , but the ambulances are ullowcd only
toUko persons suffering from acute dis
eases or injuries. It would not do any damage -
ago to make a change in thu rules so ns to
take all cases thnt properly uclonc to a hos
pital at once Without red tape. Contagious
diseases arq always executed , but the moans
ot disinfection are so effective and conven
ient that , with proper c.iro , all cusos could betaken
taken ianu ninbulanc' } without danger. There
is now a sicb-xvagon for Infectious diseases. "
The case of Louisa Miller U typical of hun
dreds in this bift city. Millions are spent on
charities and hospitals , but there nro no
means provided for prompt rollof in such
cases.
SIio Und Some [ 'ride.
A Boston photographer tells a story of n
young man who came Into the studio ono day
nnd asked nervously If ho might have n little
conversation with him , says the Traveler.
The visitor was painfully ugly , and , after
some awkward blushing aud Indefinite allu
sions , ho asked the nrtlst If ho supposed } io
toad ninoiiB his samples a picture of aay
young- wan who lookea like him , but was
bettor looking. "What do you moan , young
man ? " asked the photograpner. "Well , " re-
piled ho , mnklnpra clean breast of it , " 1 am
just engaged to bo married. The young lady
lives out west. She isgolng homo tomorrow.
She says she thinks I'm ' aoROodshodoosu't '
mind ray being homely , but she vantsngood-
looking picture to take homo with her to
sliow
IMJuid MnUer.
This romantic story Is going around Just
nt present : "Senator Wilson of Maryland ,
who died the other day , was very kind tea
poor widow. She had a pretty daughter ,
about whoso education and other affairs she
often consulted Judge Wilson , and loft them
In his handswhcnshodlud , Just as her daugh
ter was grown up. Ho settled up the small
estate , nnd advised the daughter as to her
plans. These plnasvoro 'very judicious , hut
\voro nil broken up by llio Judge himself , who
foil in love with the pretty daughter and mar
ried her a regular Maud Miller case. "
A Itrmlnni Knight.
In a Now York elevated car a young man
\vho had looked upon the wine when It v.'ai .
red , and who stood loaning ngalnst a door
post , was lurched by the sudden starting1 of
the train into a young lady's lap. Ho strug
gled to his foot again with muttered npolo-
Klos , and the offended beauty drawing her
skirts closer , looked dazgCH nt the tlpiy
youth. In n few moments ho had almost ro-
po.itodtho otfouso , and the lady was on the
point of leaving her Boat , when a young man
rose und rested Ida arm 011 the door , inter-
poslngnn unobtrusive but effectual barrier
between tbo rtrunkon mnn and the uneasy
fair one , It was a graceful act , quietly done ,
nnd Rratoful glnnco from a pair of blue oyei
rewarded the service as their owner settled
hack in her scat with n sigh of relief.
No F\iol111 u with i 1 cr.
At ndancoa bright young mnn and a Just
"bright cnoueh young woman stood up to
Twgin the military schottischo.
"How shnil wo dance this , as the servant *
do or Ilka the gentry i" he wkod facetiously.
"Whichever way you are accustomed to , "
replied his partner.
They did , not "drop arms , "
Decorating for llnnlth.
Colors not only Influence cattle , but human
twin pa nlso , says the Deutsche llovuo. On
this point some curious experiments are ro-
period from Italy as to the effect of colors on
the nerves ot the sick and insane , in the hos
pital for the insana at Alessandria special
rooms nro nrran god with red or blue glas *
in the windows , mm also rod or blue paint on
the walls. A violent patient is brought sud
denly Into bluo-room nnd left to the olfocU of
thnt color on his nerves. Ouo manlao was
cured In an hour ; another WAS at poaro in hli
mind ftftor passing a tiny In n room all violet.
U'ho red room is used for thu commonest form
of dementia melancholy , usually uocom-
Vanlcd by a rofuial to tuko food. AI tcr three
hours in the rodroora a patloat a/ulcted. lo
this way began to bo cheerful and aafcod for
Oii-l RMidon tn 8 trlko 8itocr * fully.
The young women in an Athens seminary
have , hy threat * of a trlko , compelled Uio
Orook : government to manage that Institu
tion according to thotr own Ideas. 'Jhonil
ol the MtnLster.l'resldent Trlcoupls soreo
tlmo ago , \vsa nccomiMnlcdby the dismissal i
of the rprps of teacher who had worked la
ulnto institutions under his minister of pub-
Hi ) instruction. Tlio change of instructors
vvao made in the Athens seminary four weeks
nco. The yoiina women nt once dnllcd tin in
dignation mooting , nrotentcd against their
ncv/ instructors , and indorsed their old onoi ,
ncd finally resolved to RO In a oody to the
ministry of education with their complaints ,
Incnsono rcmedysliould bo given they voted
to quit the seminary for pood. They all
crowded into the ofifco of the minister of
education nil hour later and presented their
case through a spokesman , whoso ultimatum
was : "Uivo us our old teachers or wo will
leave tcliooltomoirow. " The minister , with
Ills assistants , argued with the young women
lor two hour * , but without effect , U'hon ho
reluctantly promised that within \veek the
old corps of teachers nhould bo reinstated ,
and the young women left in pence.
Wearing
"So you have given up woannp flannel.
"Uhy is thisl" asked one lady of another , snys
thnNow Vorlt Ledger. "I gave It up because
I found something so much moro comfortable.
I am goingto turn the order of undergar
ments topsy-turvy , and wear linen mwinto
for warmth , nnd wool In summer for coolness ,
if I wear wool nt all , winch Is somewhat
doubtful. Why. my dear , do you know thnt
I always tnko cold when I leave off my linen
house dresses in the fall nnd put on wool
ones. I had noticed this for several seasons ,
nnd finally wade some experiments , by which
I satisfied myself that linen or cotton was
warmer than wool , and so 1 am going to fly
in the face of tradition nnd custom nnd wur
linen ; and you -will find that my health will
improve. I entertain Ideas abrtut the houlth-
fulness of garments that can only ho washed
In warm water. Of course , wo know that n
inodora'.o degree of heat not only does not de
stroy the ecrins of disease , but Is favorable
to their growth , nnd It appears to mo that
flannels worn from month to month , some
times from season to season , with only warm
batha between wcarings. must , in the nature
of things , accumulate impurities. Suppoie
tliero is nn Illness or exposure tojltseasc , how
could tlioro be more favorable conditions for
Its continuance than the flannels as nt pres
ent managed I Of course I don't ' expect all
the world to follow my example , nor do I
think It will affect the tmlllc in wool goods , I
only know that I have batter health and will
ho much moro comfortable In linen , than m
wool. This is only my notion of what is good
for me. "
_
Didn't Want n Itrotlior-lii-fjaw.
The particulars ot the killing of William
Trimmer hy Frank Cota at 131 Uajon , Cal. .
tire rather sensational , It seems that Trim
mer , who was twenty-one years of ago , has
tjcon paying attention to Cola's slstor , much
against tbo wishes of tbo entire Cota family.
Young Frank mot Trimmer and forbade him
having anything more to do with the girl or
nttomptiuK to aeo hor. Trimmer retortou
that ho would see her ns oltcn as ho pleased
nnd so long as sbo wns agreeable. Both men
were armed and on horseback , and after con-
sldorablo more nngry talk they agreed to get
dnvii upon the cround and settle the matter
right tuoro , This was no sooner agreed to
than done , and nf ter tying their horses to a
convenient fence , they stepped off twenty
paces In the road , turned about and con-
monccd emptying their revolvers nt each
other. Alter four shots had Decn exchanged
Trimmer fell dead , nnd Coin hod a nutlet In
his back , winch had torn through the right.
nrm , and was eventually removed hy n sur
geon. Ho wns removed to lil Cnjon and
placed in charge of a constable and tbo cor
oner was telephoned to Irorn this city to take
cbnrga of the remains of Trimmer und hold
an inquest.
Cota will bo brought to the Sart Diego
county Jail nnd charged with murder as soon
as h > o is able to travel , llo is twenty-two
years old and both families are among the
oldest in the county. Tlio nfCtilr has created
: i sensation in the country about -where tha
trouble occurred.
SiipcrilnniiH
Thoordinary uxiloty listof "Not at homo , '
is still supposed to bo necessary , wiltes the
Itov. MlnotJ. Savngo In the Boston Globe.
But perhaps , by nnd by , wo shall get civil
ized enough to rocointzo one's right to hU
personality and time , even when ho is at
homo. Then that will pass away , .t hope no
ono will think 1 am asking him to be too good.
If ho flnds lying really nccessnry , why then
I have nothing to say. Only let us give up
so much of It us is ontlr.ely smpoclluons.
.Muddy AVenther Contain o ,
The muddy-weather costume designed by
Cnarles Ilincojk Is nuking headway ,
Nearly all the west end tailors have taken It
up. There Is nothing mannish nbout It. The
skirt Is live Inohei shorter than au ord inary
skirt and dlsplnvs a neat ankle and a pretty
foot to great advantage. The bodice is incut
becoming. It is set ofC by a zouavo and
puffed sleeves. A. trim coat and a Spanish
nat compIcU ) the costume. The weight of
the garments only amounts to seven pounds.
Knickerbockers made of thick hoaiospun
take the. place ot petticoats. Fourteen yards
of stuff are needed to make nverything.
C3 An Obilur.ito Parent.
Long oxporlonco made him sago.
Ho did nlltkins's to fret us ;
He said wo shouldn't marry and
Wo couldn't make ulm lotus.
Getting lluady f , > r IS.istcr.
A green bronze grasshopper of gigantic
sUe , yet not too restless in temper to act ns a
pnpcr-ivoiRbt , li ono of the Easter notions.
To keep him company Is n pen tray of green
bronze fashioned after the likeness of a loaf ,
on which nllliputlan chicken , out of nil pro
portion to the llrobdlpnuginn grasshopper , is
looking for sustenance.
Quaint boubomiiercs for Easier are swans
of Japanese china , Kach bird curls Its long
neck and its head round on its shining hack
roposcfully.
ERRS that may bo these of storks or rocs
are r.uhor attractive , Some swing in golden
nets for suspension from picture frames.
Others packed in baskets , covered with golden
network , through which ono noes that infant
birds , or mayhap rnbblts , are breaking away
the shell , a broson fragment of which bears
tbo Easter greeting. 4
A huge egg U giving birth to a monster.
Warty red arms that'faintly resemble crabs'
claws are thrust out of it In ado/sen places.
Dreading equal terror la n lobster , with pro-
trudlng eyes , on whoso red shell birds in their
little nest ilo not dare to jilsnxreo. Progs
draw whcoiharrows ladomvlth youug ducks ,
which ono is forced to conclude they uro
planning to devour quietly ut homo.
Charming souvenir * of loss startling inten-
"tlon are pink rows and huge < lnlsles that hldo
among their petals small silken hags of bonbons
bens , A tissue paper parasol with a gilded
stlukls another cunilr receptacle.
Table ornaments for Bustrr dinners , the
use of which \vlll betoken on the part of the
hostess n certain degree of originality , are
cooks and hens of natural plumage and life
size. A rooster , with brilliant cornb , crows
exultantly over a nest of decorated vggn
which ho has not laid.
Their tlonils Will ttrniv.
After re.idlng the proceeding of the
woman's convention the professor remarked
In the .Now York Bun. "It seems that
women , or a great many of them , are now de
termined to go into business , to work nt
trades , to enter all the profejslons , to take
charge of public affair ) as politicians , and to
become the rivals of men M monoy-makors m
the market. Depend upon it , then , that the
aspect of women will undergo n change in cor
respondence with thochnngo in their habits.
Their faces will becoino moro severe and
grim ; their heads wll | grow bigger ; their
muscular system will bo strengthened : their
shoulders will bo moro squared out than
those of n Greek bu t , and they will walk la
astrldontstylo. It ncorus that they want to
pot a business dross , nnd you may ho sure
that the tvoinon who wear It will soon got na
of the IOIIR hair which U so bothersome.
Lookout for nil sorts of changes when the
program in a of thu wc-umn't ' convention lsc r-
rlod out ! "
For bouquet , purity and cheerful ness ,
Cook's Kxtra Dry Imperial Chimpagno has
no rival. Ic i * splouuld with a diunor.
FAMILIM CREELBI UTTERS ,
Three Interesting Eplstlci Juit PuWialcd
for tbe Unit Time ,
A VISIT TO HIS 70V/N / IN-COLORADO ,
Ho Describes HIM Life as n Fevered
Mnrcli , Without Tlmo for Hcst
mill ltcurentlr > ii-Scrli > -
ttiral Talk.
Llptilncotl's ' Mftcnzlno for Mnrch cent aln
the following in tcrtiatliiK letters from lloraco
Orcolcy :
GJUIELEY , CoL , Thursday , October 13 , 180.
My i'Ylotid : J have boon a fortnight ( al-
aoit ) wnndoring through West Vlrulnla ,
Ohio , Missouri , Knns , etc. , to this place ,
where on my arrival from Denver today I
found ynur \ < 'lcomo lottor-nono amonR the
many awaiting mo moro vrolcoac ,
except thnt of my daughter I - ,
Informing mo of her safe nrrivnl In London
with her invalid mother , % vtio scorned scarce
ly the -\vorso for the lout and ill-advisod
journey.
i..ot mo giro you some idea of this place nnd
people.
Between the main branches which form
the river Phtto.sovowlHtnallor ilvoraorlargo
crooks Issue fro tii the CM to rnbasoof tlioliooky
mountains , and , nftor a snort crulso ovrr thu
plains , fall Into the Nortli or the South
1'lntto. ' The lursost of those Is the Laramie ;
next comes the Cache a Poudro , which rises
la the snowy rntigo near Long's ' poik nnd
runs ntarl.v duo east Into the South Platte ,
nbout half-way Of Its course over the plains.
The new Denver Pacific road connected the
Kansas' Pacific at Denver with the Union
1'aciiio at Uhoycnnu crosses tlio Cache a
Poudro llvo mlles above injunction Avlth the
South 1'latto , and lioro Is located around the
lallroad station , which UM ns yet
no depot , the new village of
Crcclpy , youngest couiln of JonnU'sKOUrd. (
The location was pitched upon hy the loca
ting committee of oui'uniop colony nbout the
1st of March last , the land secured soon after
word , and thu settlers began to arrive on the
bare , kloak prnlro early In Muy. There were
no buildings , and nothing whereof to erect
thorn , and tbo soil could not bo cultivated to
nny purpose without irrlpntlou ; yet hero wo
hwo already so mo 700 families , three hun
dred houses built or nearly finished In tlio
, 100 moro scattered on the nrnlrlo
nround , anil probably 2,000 persons in nil ,
with more dally arriving. Vvo have an ml-
gatluRcanal which takes < vnter from the
Oachuslx miles above auct distributes It over
1,000 , acres , as it will do over several thous
ands rnoro ; and we are milking another on
the north side of the Cache very much
longer , which is to imftnto at least .20,000
acres. We are soon to have a newspaper ( wo
luivo already a bank ) , and wo calculate that
our colony will give ut least GOO majority for
a republican president in 1871 ! , nftor harvest
ing that year a wheat crop of not less than
60,000 bushels , with othtr crops to mutch.
And wo hope to Incite the foundJtkmof inauy
such colonies on every sidoof us.
But enough of this , I spoke to the colon-
l ts in the opoii air yesterday , tr.ivcisod tlio
settlement and examined Its canal to thu
head , and leave this morning on the
train for homo , where I hope to bo , thankful
fora safe and rapid Journey , on Monday
oven iliff next. This letter would reach you
sooner if I carried it , but I wish it to bear
the proper post-mark , and to show you that I
write at sunrise , looilnp off upon the Rocky
mountains , which present a bold nnd even
front some twenty-flvo miles westward , -with
Long's ' peak nbout sixty miles off ns the crow
Uios , and many others covered with eternal
snow glistening behind nnd around It. Excuse -
cuso great haste , for I have much -to do before -
fore leaving at 11:45 : a. m. nftd believe mo ever
yours , HOKACE GiiEEi nv.
NEW YOUK , April 5 , 1ST1. My Friend-I
have youra of the ! ) d.
I hoped that you could come to spend a few
days with us. Now that tills is not to bo , I am
convinced that all is for the best. I should
have been too busy to see- much of you , ex
cept on Saturday nnd Sunday , with hall an
hour at breakfast on other days ; nnd I wish
to meet you under better auspices. Yet I.
can' t attend the general con\rer.tlon ( Univer-
sallst ) next September at Philadelphia ,
where you are sure to bo , slncol must then
bo in the vest. Next month I go to Texas.
So , 3'ou see , my lifo Is all a fevered rnaich ,
and now I seem unlikely over to sit down ana
have a quiet tall : with you. ( I have some
dry cedar wood up at Jhappjqita _ , which I
havolonp purposed to burn in an open fire
plnce on u succession of winter evenings ,
while I sit before it with afew dear friends ,
read poems , nnd talk ever our past lives.
But I guess that cedar will remain unburned
till alter my funeral , )
I regret to flnU you inclined to disparage
yourself. There are but two Kinds of peoolo
on this planet , those who try In some hum
ble way to do good , and the other sort. The
former nron.Il equals , and should so regard
themselves , as well ns each other. I have no
friend who would not be happy and proud of
vour acnualntuuco.
Well , 1 shall take ray daughter , G
( now fourteen , almost ) and go up to Tarry-
town on Friday evening to see n good friend ,
and then over to Chappaqua next morning ,
oven though it rain. I hope to have a long ,
bright day there. And so , dear friend , udlou ,
and believe mo , yours trulv ,
lion ACE GWBI.EY.
Nnw Yoitic , April 20 , 1S71. My Friend : I
Imvo yours of the 18th , and thank you for so
good an excuse for saying that I and my Baby
( almost fourteen ) had a very choice Satur
day at Chappaqua. Wo went up to Tarry-
town on Friday evening to visit dour friends ,
then drove across ( ten miles ) to Cluppaquu.
The day was bright and quite warm , as you
know. A friend and hfs daughter accom
panied us , and brought us back in the n tor-
noon to 'i'arrytowii , whence wo came liome
that night , I remember few days moro en
tirely enjoyable. I went up again last Satur
day , but the any was dull nnd many things
wont awry. I lost my poeltctnook coming
down , telegraphed two ways for it' , nnd it
was thereupon found in the Sing-Sinn depot ;
but I did not receive it till yesterday , and
meantime I had two places to speak , for ono
of which I rolled upon wy memorandum in
diary au d had hard worlc to 11 nd the placo. I
was befriended by n good providence in that ,
as in finding my pocliotbook after it had lain
throu hours in a busy depot unnoticed. So
on the whole , that visit turned out well. 1 go
to Texas reluctantly , There seems no choice
but to bo in thu world or out of it. I am not
sufficiently broke down to refuse to bear my
part among men ; so I keep on. It will bo
just the same 100 years hence.
You judco that men will not suffer forovcr
If to suffer implies pain , I ngreo with you
In the scinso of loss , I think suffering will en
dure. Tlmt is , I bollovo the very wicked
hero will never bo quite so well off as thougl
tneyhrul boon good that they will never
makeup tlio leeway they lost while serving
the enemy here. 1 judge thatMnry Matrda
lone is now , and ever will be , in n , lower grade
than Mary the mother ot Jesus. As to the
scriiituros , please consider Daniel sli 3. I do
not Insist that this refers specially to the f u
tnrollfo ; I only urge that it indicates the
general principles on which the divine gov
ernment rusts. So of nllthnt speaks of "ren
during to every man nccordiiiRto his works. '
These passages may not specially apply to the
future life ; but their 'spirit pervades al
God's dealings with inon.
I did said you the Independent , wishing
you to see what I hold. ,
I hope your frleud'B ' visit gave youroa
plo&suro , and that you will yet visit you
friends in this city , and never full to count
amonc them , yours , Homes
No griping , no nausea , no pain when D
Witt's ' Little .Early Risers are token. fc > irml
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
8XXGIILA JilTJES.
A four-winged duck was hatched a shor
time ago at Bar Harbor , Mo.
Miss Almoo Unpin U no armless Swiss nrt-
1st , who Is beginning to uchlovo fame. Sh
paints with her toes.
A species of duclt known as the "murro" i
readily captured at Portland , Ale. , as it scorns
InsonsiDloto fear aud will not move until the
hunter is upon It.
CA Uorman , scientist applied a mild ole ctri
urrent to a swarm of boos , causing them to
fall stupefied to the ground. No harm was
done them und they could be safely handled
A resident of Washington , D , G. , has re
ceived from his ranch at Lo Mesa , Ban Dlogo
countylCal. , nn oronpo weighingsixteen and
one-fourth ouncos. It li a beautiful speci
men.
men.A
A curious white frog has occn oxlubl ted in
JjOndon lately. It is a fall tfrown spcclmon
of the ordinnrv kind , but unlquons to color ,
whilolts lirillinut ruby oyci uro rlmtnotl v lta
pom.Thero
There llroi ntlCnlftht , O. , a young man o
twenty years \vlio la 0 foot 0 Inches toll , rm"
whosorendi betweenflnpor tin niiJ flnficr tlpt
whonhln dims uro ouUprcau , la G foot 1 %
,
The body of the en ? whichonSflntcmborW ,
880 , Jumped from the ton of the Washington
monument at tho-cafital , nnd lived for norno
Imo afU > rvvardf is preserved , properly la
beled , In the Smithsonian Institution ,
A resident ol Tampa. FIS. , has n natural
urioslty In the form of a pair of deer's ' horns
vlth n cl nrl.vdellncd hound's head on the
Ip of onoof thorn , formed la n manner that
makes it Impotslblo that it should bo a
vorlt of art.
Aaron .Andrews , n colored mnn living four
r llyo miles from llalycondale. proionts a
ihonoinciion in human nature. Jlo Is so de.if
hat ho cannot heur the report of a pun dls-
harged near him. Tlio loudest thunder Is
not oven faintly hoard by him , but hacau bo
omnmnicttoa with by thortRcncy of the 1m-
nan voice. Ho cun't understand any ono ox-
opt those with whom ho Is intimately ac
quainted.
Gcorgo Llppcrt , a imtlvo of flavflrla , now
n America , is n curious freak of naturo. Ho
ins three separate legs , each of which is eu-
Ircl.v independent of the others. In Ills
outh ho was nblu to use All o ! his IC-RS in
valklnn or running , but having sustained 111-
uriesln nrallroad accident , hu Is now obllgdl
o wear ono of them strapped up to his body ,
lo enjoys excellent health nhd earns a living ,
s n wood carver.
DBowilng ( Jrocn ( Ivv.J Times : Mr. Ed
Vhito , a reputable citizen of the Three
' 'orks vicinity , Rives an account of what is
regarded avoryuxtraordlnary thing. A few
ays ago ono of his sons killed a rtibblt , nnd
pen dressing it It vas found to contain a
ape worm two foot long nnd a half iuoh .wide . ,
t wns very lively and bolnc put into a bowl
f water swaui around in a vigorous sort of
nshlen.
Shell Imnteraaro numerous at I/i .Tolla ,
oar San Diego , Oal. , at low" tide. Ono lady
ound a bunch of devil llsh cgpt in a kelp
icap , nnd while examining thorn nn ecrg
poncd and the babv " horror trotted Its ckiit
egs over her hirna. The whole thing , now
n a pleklc. Is not larger than a pea. Bhe nlso
on nil n polyp , resombllnga small purple leaf ,
vitu hungry , white tentacles waiving nil
ver the exterior.
A curious fossil was found in the Wlthlo-
oocheo river , Florida. It Is the broken skull
nd horn of a mammoth ot or bison. The
rotital bone , between the horns , is eighteen
nchos across , andthodiamoter of the horn at
lie baio Is seven inches. The horns bend
ackward llko the African btrlT.ilo. This 1m-
lortant rello wns brought up by the drcdg-
ng machine , with some mastodon's bones ,
monster teeth and pieces of nn Immense tur-
, o.
An Old Picture.
JfM llovle O'lfltl-j.
There are times when a dream delicious
Steals into a musing hour ,
jikoa faoo with love capricious
That peeps from n woodland bower ;
And ono dear sccno comes changeless ,
A wooded hill and a river ;
A deep cold bond where tlio lilies end ,
And the elm tree shadows quiver.
And I lie on'tho bank there dreaming ,
That the lifo 1 live is a dream ;
? battho real is but tlio scomimr ,
Vntl the true Is the lun-flc ked stream ,
ioneath mo the perch nnd the beaver sail
past 1 [
In the dim , cool depths of the river ;
The struRpllngily breaks the mirrored shy
And thoelin tree shadows quiver ,
[ "hero are voices * of children away on the
hill ;
Them are bees thro' the flag flowers
hunimlne ;
Pho llphtcrman calls to the lock , and the mill
On the further side Is drumming ;
And I sink to sleep in my dream of n dream ,
In the grass by the brink of the river ,
Where the voices blend ana the lllios end ,
And the elm tree shadows quiver.
Like a gift from ttio'rtaat-ls the kindly dream ,
For the sorrow and passion and pain
Are adrift like the loaves on tBo breast of
the btreum ,
And thocnild-hfe comes again.
Oh , the sweet , sweetpain of n Joy that died
Of a pain thatjis jorforever |
Oh , tbb lito.thaUdieililh. the stormy tide
That was once my sun-flecked river.
The richest cut glass In the world is Dor-
linger's American Cut Glass. The genuine
always has their trado-tnark label on It. You r
lealer should show it to jnu. There Is noth
ing more appropriate for wedding or holiday
gifts.
Dr. lfC. , DILLISGS , Omaha , Nob.
Mai Gael Do
Isa question thnt dnily presents itsuif
tohundrods and. hundreds of the road-
ersof tills pnpor. Manyumong' this nrroy
of slclc anu sutrering' ones have boon un
fortunate in selecting their physician.
Mimy Lave boon m sled , imposed upon ,
swindled and are UKSI-ONDKNT , Uis-
couftAOiCD and SHEL'TIDAI , . They
don't ' know who to otnploy or which
way to tarn to llnd the help they need
so much
Nearly all have probably noticed the
advertisement ofDR. P. 0. DILLINGS
that has appeared in 'this paper daily.
Very many have road it carefully , not
ed the clalnia therein mode , and have
called for consultation or written a
si.atomcnt. of tholr cnso. These have
almost invariably become patients and
are now his grateful friends. 'Thoroavo
many others who know that such an
advertisement hnaappoared i-n the pa
per , out have timer read it , preferring
to say to thorasqlySs : "O , pshuwl an
other quack doqtor. Ho cannot cutoh
m"e ; I Imvo booh humbuprped too inany
tlnioa. "This class are surely HUM-
uuaama riHK3itKjjVj'.s for there are
THOUSANDS ofUIIttr AND IVOMKN' in the
West who KNOW rthat DR. BILLINGS
is the JlOST SUOuKSSKUr. , ollico practi
tioner and spodliliet west of Chicapo
Then there Is another class of suliorors
who , reading tlio doctor's honcut an
nouncement , wijl'gay ' : "Woll.it tonly
ICNEW that DR/plLLINGB ' ! could DO
WHAT ins OkAfjrs lie can do hero , ' .
would go and tr.vimnat onco. " Thus it
is that many iir 'jrovontod from hook
inc help ut th tlianiia ot ono who is
qualified to nltord it. UVKHY OLAia
made by Dr. Hillinps Is JlON"KSTf\
jrADK. lie docs not treat acutoillsonseB
and if naked to treat a case of TyphoU
Fever or Diphtheria ho would refuse
upon the pica of lack of experience ) in
such cnsos. But the stubborn , lincor-
ing , dnngorous and special diseases
enumerated in liia advertisements ho
treats with satisfying and often AS'lON"
I8HINO SUCOKSS.
TIIESR msKASES may ho briefly named o.
nihKASKS OK THU HLOOU , Inolndlnv speel-
HO nation roisoN. AU , NKIIVOIJHIIIS
KASKB. AM niSI'.AHK.SAN'I\VKAKNKSSK8
1 < "HOMYUIOII WOMiN8UI < TKU. nil truubliw
aflcotlnii tlm DIOKSTION. ASSIMILATION
iinilNUTHlTIUN , all Cuturrlmi Tionbln , in
Ketut rroubles. nllUonlto-L'rlnuryTroubloH
uiiil nil illBua i-x of a nrlvuto until ro. N (
MlNRUAh 1WUG9 OIVIIN. JIoillcliios are
mostly prepared from roots , bnrks. ums
herbs , elirnba , oto. 1'atlent-J uro furnlnhwl ul
% vlliout ! iixt.r.i-cost , ( Jiiiisiilliitloi
toiiUHticoostifiilly troateil l > y c rr
epoudoiicc , Xi BoutU 151U utriot , Omaha , Mob.
Large Stores in 20 different Cities.
Nicoll the Tailor. 1409 Douglas Street.
Tlio Stick Suit FASHIONABLE ATTIRE
$23 *
Tlio Rule Cutaway U0 , FOR $20.
FASHIONABLE ATTIRE
FOR $50.
O ORDER.
TTS our business to dress you becomingly.
* It matters not the price ; nor the occasion ; ii
large experience plenty of goods , and honest prices
will do it [ and it will ] you'll come to us. *
This ready knowledge of the best in tailoring ,
and wit to do it right , has built for NICOLL the larg
est made-lo-order business in the world and we're '
not resting on our laurels.
Examples of our genius and tact in selections
are everywhere about our stores.
Hundreds of vyise purchasers are daily selecting
rom the thousands of fabrics arranged in our novel and convenient way. Lookers' become
myers and we're ' amply paid.
Our capacity for making to order is broad , but we advise you to order early.
SPUING OVERCOAT'S ESPECIALLY , ( hotter early than a Sector's bill ) $18 to $10 ,
BEAUTIES , Silk or Serge linings.
Trousers $5 to" $15. Suits $20 to $50. Fancy Waiscoats , . Etc. ' ,
Open from 7 A. M. to 8 Our mail Dag filtod with
samples , onablus our country
? . M. for bu y toilers.
friends to order "city cut'
Saturdays 10 P. M. clothes.
icoLL THE TAILOR. .j
1409 Douglas. Next September New Karbach Block.
From dnto of this paper. Wishing to intioduco our
and attho Eamo tlmo extend our business and make now customers ,
wo have decided tomnko this special offer. Send us n Cabinet i'icturc ,
I'hotograph , Tin Type , Ambrotypc.or fiatjuerotypo , of yourself orany mcmbero yourfamilylivin ; ordeadaiHl will maUo
youar irr : MZU CRAYON PORTRAIT TRKEO * " WCAKOE , provided you exhibit It to your friends naa sample of our
work , aiidusoyourlnllucnco insecuringus future orders , riacoimmoaiid nddros oii back of picture audit will bo returned
in perfect order. Vfo make any chance In picture you -wish , not interfcrlntwith tlio 'likeness. Kcfcr to any bank In Chicago.
Addressull mil toPAClFBC PORTHA.aT HOUSE , 1 12 AND 1 14 CLARK STREET , CHICAGO , ELL.
33E StTHJH THIS 3PA2PE3R.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
1-509 DOUGIA.A.S
OMAUA , NEB.
Tno most widely nnd tavoraWy known spec
ialists In tlio Unite ! Stales. Their IOIIR ex
perience , romnrkublo skill nnd univeisal suc
cess In the tieutinoiit nnd cuio of Nervous.
( Jhronlo nnd Surgical Dlsonsos , oitltlu tlicsu
oniliipnt physicians to tlio lull confldonruof
thoulllU'tcd everywhere. ThorKunmn-too :
A UEKTAIN AND I'OSITlVR CUHE for
tlionwf uloiYocti of early vice mill the numor-
oti.icvllstlin.tfoUnw1ii Its train.
rillVATB. 1II.OOI ) AN1 > SKIN DISEASES
speedilycomplntolvnnil pcrnianfiilly cured.
NHUVOUS IlKIIlMTY AND bKXUAIj IS-
OHIUUSylolOrorillly ) to tholr skillful trcat-
, AND UKOTAt
crturantcod cured without puln or detention
from business ,
nvnituuisLi : A.ND VAIIICOOEI-T ; pormn-
nontly and Hiiccossfullv cured In oiorycjso ,
SyPJIlLIS. GONOItlCfll.'A , OtiEr/r. Spor-
mntorrlic.i , Sonilunl Woikucs : , Lost Manhood ,
Nlglit Emissions , Decayed Faculties , Komulo
Weakncii mill all ( Icllcute dlsoidcrs peculiar
to cither fcox posltlvoly cured , nn well ns all
functional dlMmlers that rc ii it from youthful
iollles ortho oxrossnf iiifttnroyears.
* \TirTillMi ! Cjimranlcod irarmuno ntly
o llvlvil u l\u cured , roincvnt comjilcto.
wllliontcuttliu , eiuistio or dllatnllnn. Otiros
ollccted at liomu by patient without o mo
ment's ii.iln orunuoyatieo ,
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN.
. , vice which „
orcanlo weakness , ( Ic.struyln'-r lioth nilnil and
body , with all Its dreaded 11,8 , iionuuiioutly
cured.
D ? Q lll 'l'"r < \ Aildroai these wlio have Im-
Ui\J. DLillo pairad ihcini lve by Im
proper indulgence mid Military nnhlts , which
rulu both mind and body , unllttlng thouifor
bmlnpsi. studv or marrlftKO.
JIAUIIIKI ) S1HN nr these onlorlns on that
happy JKo , u-wuro ophysical [ debilityquickly ,
asslstoil ,
OUB SUOOES3
Isliasodupon ( ucta. Flrjt I'ractlcal oxporl-
once. Koconcl Kvcry caHu U sjieotally Htuillvd.
thus BtattlriK rlK > iu Thlrtl mucllolnus uro
jiu'paroj In our laboratory exnolly to suit
uncli uato , thus oflfuctlng curcswlthuut injury.
Drs. Betts &
H03 DOUGLAS STREET. - OMAHA
Uio elvctri ot
joutMul error !
early decty. wmtlnff wcnknrsj , lout uianliooj , oto.
I ufll iwna avaluablo truutlw oiiloi1) cnutalnln )
rullpartlcalara for iinma cure , I'llKli ' ; ( churto
Aiplendld medical worlc t should \a rewlty evwj
rnin who l n rvnui null dnhllltitPil. Addrvu
JL'roC I'.C. l'O\VLLJlHIoodiiflCoilu. .
Contractors' ' Supplies ,
\Ylieel Barrows ,
Shovels Scoops , Bars ;
Hoes , Hose , Picks
Wire and Manilla Rope ,
Tackle Blocks ,
All Kinds Twines
Butchers' Tools ,
Carpenters' Tools ,
Coopers' Tools ,
Machinists , Tools ,
Moulders' Tools ,
Builders' Hardware.
AGENTS FOR
Yale & Towne Fine Bronze Goods
AVm. T , Yood k CD'S. Ice Tools ,
JAS.HORTOMSONCO
BUCOKS3ORS TO
James Morton & Son ,
1511 Dodge Street ,
Toloahone437.
18 B 8.
1R.J.8IMP80NI
. .
1400 aud 1411 Bed a St. , Oraaba , Neb ,
-1IITII.UKIIS OF-
First Glass Qarpiages ,
The LoartlnaStylcii. Tlio TxWoot ) Tricei
i'OUU 1'ATUONAOn
NERVE AND BRUIN
Rpodfla for Hyittrln. riliilneMrt , Wooraljla , WnlrO
( ulntu , Mtntal l > eprn lon , bnlitnlntfnt tlio liraln. . n-
Bulling In Infanltj 4'i Iwiwllair to mUory dwar ai 1
UoAth , Prem&turo Old Ane , Jlarrenncis l.o or I'qwor
tnollbar tei , Inrolintarl.oi.ti , nud Suiimotorrttu >
cauinl lir orurioitloA of ibo linln , ulljuio or
. t.aclibox coniurupniinonlL'ii
or rlndijl7iincu. tretu
rnont. 81 a box , or nil fur U , luntkr ninjl | ir ti > ld.
Wltli ach order ( or ill boici , will mnU purrhanr
auu Qt o lo rufunii incawy U the ( rotmint laMiU
GOODMAN DHQG CO. ,
U ) 1'ara * ui bttoot , Omaha. Nob.
For the treatment of nil CIIUONIO
IMHUASICS. llnicoi. Appllniicuafor Ucfuriultloinnil
TriiHscos. Iloit KncllltUja , Apparntu tnil Uonu'illu )
foraiiccuHHfut tr&ntiucnt of ovorjr formuf ( llsoa a
loqnlrlnn Mcilla-ilor SnrKlcnl Treatment. N1NKTV
UOOJH KOU 1'ATIKNTd , Hoard nml Attonilanco.
Ho < t Acconimoiliitloni Woit. Wrllo for clrctihr oil
DorornnllO' ' nrt llnicoi , Tmisos , Clnl ) Vert , Curvn-
lures ot Splno , 1'lles , Tuinon , Cnnoor , Catirrli : ,
Itroncbltlx , liihnlntlon , ICIcclrlrlty , I'ar IyaH , IIpll-
Cray , Kl < liioys , Dluililer. lye ! , JCar , Hkln nnd Illood ,
nnrt nllHuralcalUpumtloni. DIHKAaiJSOFVOJIKN
n pcclnlto. Hoqk on Dlsemos of Women KrooVu
Iiavci lately wldclnlirlni-ln ( Dopartrncnt for Wornon
Dnrlnit roiillnuinont ( Htrlclly L'rlvato. ) Only Itclln-
Mo Mcdlral liutltiito Maklni ; n Bpuclnllr of 1'Ul-
VATK DISKASUS.
All llluoil Dlyeasei iiiccoufully trcntol , Moillclna
or Initruiucnti nent by mall or u.xprou nucuroly
imckud , no mnrki to Indlcnto contunti or i < cndur.
Ono persona' . Interview profurrud. Cnlland consult
umu-Htnil liltorr ( if your CHMO. nnd wo will toiiil In
lain wrappcroiir IIOOIC TO MUN L'llKKi upon ITI-
tntn. Spccinlor Nurroun Dlnoiuui , wltbqnostlunlUU
AUdrossitll Uttori to
Dr. A. T. McLnughlln , Prcsidoat
Oth and llarnoy Streets , Oiniiba.
, J. E. McGr REW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
10 Year * ' Kxpcrlcncc ,
PHIVATE DISEASES
Curort In 3 to 5 ditys without the Ion of nnliours'tlmo
frimbu lncsj. The most abiolutu euro lor OM5KT
nnrt nil nnnoylnu ctlicliarcM ever known to iiicdloal
fdonco. HVriIll.13 , awnrraiHod euro InSJtoM days.
'lliu most powerful roinolr yet known for n pcrian <
unit euro. bTUIUl'llllICorpalnln rollurliiB tlio bind.
dor , cured ot liomo , without Instrument * ; no cuttlnc ,
no pnln , no diluting IxxKif Slanliood \Ycaknoai
roBltlrcly ourodt Initant relief. Kkln dliouioi and
fonmlodisoniui pcrmnnantly currd. | ir. .Mcnrovr'i
mcco.li In the trctumom of I'rlrato DUoaiot Imi
novorbcon oqimllod , nnil his irruat nrrair of pntlenti
rurmlKM Jrom tbo Atlantloln the I'nclllc. llouk * ami
Clroulari frou. Laillui from 'J to 4 only , lull und
Kurnnm utrocti Oicnhii , NoU Kntrtinuo on oltbor
bottle. Price , on dollir , Set tlnnaluro at E ,
5l/uiL For 8ao | Dy All