THE OMAHA DAILY SUJND&Y , JUNE 21 , 1891-SIXTEEN PAGES.
BUSINESS RUSHING.
The Flro sale of Shoos , 1M South IGth street , crowded djvlly. All poods sold ns ndvortlsotl ,
only 30 dnys more , nnd the grout anlo closes. FIRB DID IT , YOU GET T11K BARGAINS.
Shoea nnd Sllppors slightly clatniiffcd by amoko and water , sold nt your own prlco. Wo want
inonoy , unil this week will bo the tmui\or wcok at the "Flro Salo"of Shoos. Ronil and see
what wo olTor you for'thls week only :
Pair for your choice of
810 pairs
LADIES'
damaged by water only ; worth in any store
from $2.50 to $3.50 a pair.
"Peerless" Kid Button Boots , a shoe that has always sold d > " 1
for $3.50 ; our price this week , every pair warranted , - p J-
Cincinnati Custom Made Shoes for Ladles' wear , mndo of the
best dongola , nnd warranted equal to any $4. BO shoo in the $2.48
city ; our prlco this week .
Ladies' Slippers
In endless variety. Our prices are at least
50 Per Cent Less
Than the regular prices.
Children's Hand Turned Shoes , sizes i to 5 , only 25c pair.
Don't miss the bargains in our Misses' and Children's department.
This week we offer 50 cases
Men's Button Shoes
at less than the cost of the uppers , our price
$1.25 $ , $1.50 $ , $2 $ , $2.50 $ , $3 $ Pair.
_
Gents For one week wo shall sell all our Burl's Kangaroo Shoes for $3 a
pair , worth $6. SO. One pair to each gent eman.
Men's Low Shoes and Patent Leathers nil go at fire sale prices.
SPECIAL.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots , cdds and ends , 9Sc pair.
Ladies' hand sewed Cloth House Slippers ; 36c pair.
Men's Tennis , rubber soles , BOe pair.
Men's Canvas Lace Shoes , rubber or leather soles , choice of the lot 7Bc.
Men's Kangaroo Congress , $1.98.
Children's Spring Heel Button , sizes 8 to 8 , 23c.
Children's extra quality Shoes , all sizes , 5Oc , 63c , 73c and 87c pair.
Big Sulo Commencing Monday A17 Must DO Sold.
FIRE SALE DP SHOES and SLIPPERS ,
I14--South 16th St. 114 Old Boston
- - . ( Store. )
Bo auro und look for the largo signs nnd our number , wo have no brunch. Store open
evenings. Muil orders will receive prompt attention. E. S. PLATA U , Manager.
ECHOES FROM THE ANTE-ROOM
Annual Session of the Masonio Grand
Lodge.
GRAND CHAPTER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Klosumo of the Proceeding ) * of These
Two Boillps Both Hold Very
Quiet ScflBlons DoliiKH at
the Other Orders.
The thirty-fourth annual communication of
the grand lodge of Nebraska , Ancient , Free
_ d Accepted Masons , was hold In this city
during ; tbo past week. The grand ledge con
vened at 4 p.m. Wednesday and adjourned at
peed Thursday to moot next year in Omaha.
All the grand ledge ofllcors wuro present
except the grand chaplain , Kov. Jacob A.
Hood , who bad boon summoned before the
grand architect of the universe , July 9 , 1890.
Ko appointment had boon made to fill the va
cancy and the chair of tbo grind chaplain
was draped iu black , remaining so during the
" osslon.
Including the past grand masters present
and the grand ledge ofllcors , there were 2(30 (
members of the grand ledge in attendance.
The address of the grand master was very
exhaustive , containing flfty-ono pages of
closely printed matter. U covoiod a great
variety of topics and showed conclusive evi
dence of hard und faithful work on the part
of tlio prrml mster. Ho reported flfty-nlno
lodges constituted during the year and ton
fronted ,
The report of the grand treasurer showed
the following figures : General fund m-
eolpts , $3l,4Til.Ot ; disbursements , $10,3:18.15 : ;
ualance , $5,133.70. Masonlo homo fund
balance , fli.834.43.
The report of the venorabio chairman of
the rommlltuo on returns , E. 1C. Long.showod
k total moinborstilp In the stnto of 0,717.
Itns announced that Past Grand Master
ttobort W. Furnos was confided to his homo
by n carbuncle , thus preventing him from at
tending thu session of the grand ledge , as
Iiad been his custom since its institution. A
resolution was passed oxprosslne thu hearty
pympnthy of the grand ledge and the wish
that his Illness might not tissumo u more
crious phase.
An amendment was submitted to the law
which provides that It U n Masonlo offense
for n Mason to engage In the soiling or
" "handling of Intoxicating liquors. The amend
ment proposed the addition ot a clnuso mak
ing It nn olTenso for a Mason to lease a build
ing owned or controlled by him for such pur
poses , or allow the same to bo dono. The
fiiuundmont was laid over for ono year under
Jlho rules.
The ofllcors of the grand ledge will ofllclnto
nt , tbo laylmr of tha cornerstone of the court
jiouso nt Plattsmouth one week from to
morrow.
The following ofllcors were elected nnd
were Installed by Past annul Master French :
Drndnor D. Slaughter , Fullerton , Brand
Blaster : Smnuol P. Davidson , Tecumseh ,
deputy grand master ; Lewis A. Kent , Mln-
Apa , grand senior warden ; J. P. A , Black ,
Filoomlngton , grand Junior warden ; Christian
Ilartmnn , Omaha , grand treasurer ; William
U. Bowen , Omaha , grand secretary ; George
\V. Martin , Ivoarnoy , grand ohnplnln ; Al
bert W. Crltos , Chadron , grand orator ; Leo
P. Gillette , Beatrice , grand custodian ; David
M. MoKlhlnnoy , Hustings , grand i minimi ;
Charles J. Pticlps , Schuylor. grand senior
deacon ; John A. Ehrhard , Stnnton , grand
Junior deacon ; Jacob King , Pupllllon , crnud
lylor.
The session of the grand lodge was n very
flulot ono and no Important business u as
Iransiiettul.
7
Crete ledge , No. 37 , has elected the follow-
And rows nndV , II. .SUInner , trustees.
The oniccn of the four blue lodges in this
city , namely , Nebraska , Capitol , Covert and
EU Johns , will bo duly Installed next Wodnoj-
flav livening , St. Jonu's day , The Installation
l bn a Joint one.
Order of tlio r'liHtcrn Stnr. .
The sixteenth annual sosiiou of tho'grnnd
> hnptor of Nebraska , Order of the Eastern
Star , was held In Freemasons' hall in this J
city lost wook. The grand chapter convened i
Tuesday evening and adjourned Thursday
noon to moot next year nt grand Island , the
second Tuesday in Juno.
There were about thirty members of the
errand chapter and the session wa an Im
portant ono , although the business transacted
was almost entirely of nu esoteric nature.
The grand , chapter was honored by the
presence of Airs. Nottio Hanford of Indian
apolis , most worthy grand matron of the
general grand chapter of the United States.
After the opening exorcises and the usual
addresses of welcome and responses on Tues
day evening , the grand chapter adjourned to
the banquet room.
Tlio good things having boon disposed of
James B. Brunur astod as toastmoster and
callo'd upon several of those present for ro-
marlw. Among those was Mrs. Kansford
who made an Interesting talk on the order iu
gonornl. She referred in glowing terms to
the rapid increase in the order and especially
In the Now England states. Since the lust
mooting of the grand chapter over thirty
chapters had been organized at various points
Jn the country , and the order generally was
In B very prosperous condition. The grand
matron referred with regret to the fact that
In Ohio that blue lodges were so ungallant
nnd so old fogyish as to refuse to permit
chapters of the Eistern Star to moot Ju roa-
sonlo halls ,
The election of ofllcors was hold Wednes
day night and they were installed Thursday
morning by Most Worthy Grand Matron
Kansford , as follows : Mrs. A. M. Billings ,
Genoa , grand matron ; W. N. Nnson , Om.iha ,
grand patron ; Mrs. M. E. Mussolman , Osco-
ola , grand associate matron ; George W.
ICeono , Kearney , grand nssoclnto patron ;
Kov. II. A. Guild , Lincoln , grand secretary ;
Edwin Davis , Omaha , grand treasurer ; Mrs.
M. 1C. Osgood. Tecumseh , grand conductress ;
Airs. ICato E. bars by , grand nssocluto con
ductress ; Mrs. W. D. " Gallup , Norfolk ,
Adah ; Mrs. Koso Galbraith , Hebron , Huth :
Mrs. Alvison , Omaha , Ksther ; Mrs. M. A.
Ilnrtigan , Hastings , Mnrthu ; Mrs. Lee ,
Kearney , Flcctn ; Mrs. Lane , Lincoln , war
den ; II. M. Kokjor , Clarks , sentinel ;
Turton , Lexington , chaplain ; Mrs , Hoberts ,
Hislng , inrrshul ; Stevens , Gruiul
Island , lecturer.
Vesta chapter has elected the follow ofll
cors for the ousulng year : Miss Mary
Strong , W. .M. : Charles n. CoonV. . P. ;
Mrs. A. Wbltmarsh. A. M. : Frank P.Thorn
ton , secretary Edwin Davis , treasurer ;
Miss Magglo Coady , C. ; Miss Mamlo Tod-
hunter , A. C.
Woodmen of tlio World.
Sovereign Commander Koot has returned
from an extended tour of the camps nnd from
the Hold where Ho has put several now
deputies at work. Ho attended the meeting
ot Alpha camp Thursday evening mid guvo
un interesting account of his journey ,
The sovereigns nro Jubilant over the fact
that the Woodman of the World has existed
nn ontlro your without any death losses or
nssassmonts. The order was promulgated nt
the Paxion hotel In this city Juno U , Ib'.H ' ) .
Sixty-seven now camps have been insti
tuted during the lust throe months and ac
tivity 1s reported In sovornl states. Forest
No. 1 of Ontario Is the tlrst Woodman camp
established outside of the United States.
A socondlnrgo camp has been established
nt the homo cltvof the sovereign commander ,
Lyons , la. , n city of U.OOU population.
Deputy Waldo , assisted by the sovereign
commander , Instituted a big camp nt Musca-
tliio , la. , last week.
The ode of the order have boon sot to
music by Dr. A. J. Baker ot Denver , ana en
graved ode cards with the notes are being Is
sued from the Visitor oftlco.
The Sovereign Visitor Is now located In this
city nt&Uj Shoely block. It will appear for
this month In n now dross furnished by an
Omaha typo foundry. U. U. Frnllck , the
business manager nnd associate editor , has
established his residence hero ,
The Woodmen have adopted a novel rogalla.
It lb a handsome badge made of aluminum
metal four and t\ half inches long nnd two nnd
o half Inches wide. Dies have been designed
especially for thorn ; ono sot being broken in
experimenting with this now metal , which ,
It anpuars , Is more dlnlcult to handle than
nickel or silver.
The amplified ritual of the Woodman of the
World U being printed. U la commended as
novel nnd Interesting. The three degrees are
Morning , Noon mid Night. Snort lectures
have been written for It by Ingoranll and Tal-
mage nnd the degrees are liberally splocd
with quotation ! Irani t ho boU thoughts of the
highest authors.
The Pacific Jurisdiction , which U on Inde
pendent bonoflclary of the Woodmen of the
World , hu paid JO,000 In death bouoflU dur-
! Ing Its llrst voars four of its losses were
$3,000 , which were paid In full.
Beautiful deslgus for gr.uuto monuments
are being considered by a committee The
Woodmen of the World uluces a monument
at the grnvo of every deceased member mid u
uniform an appropriate design is to bo
adopted.
About seven hundred now members were
added to the order during the mouth of May.
Covert's Anniversary.
Covert ledge No. 11 will celebrate Its
quurto-conteunlal tomorrow night by holding
a banquet al Masonic hall. Members of the
ledge and their wives will participate.
The ledge was organized July 4 , 18(15 ( , un
der dispensation granted to William E.
Harvey as W. M. , II. P. Douol , S. W. , and
Theodore H. DoLoss. J. W. The ledge met
in the old Pioneer block on Faruam street
whore Goodman's drug store now stands. It
was duly chartered by Grand Mnsinr Kobort
Furuus , Juno U3 , 1WW , with twenty-eight
charter members. The following ofllcors
were elected and installed by the < grand
master : W. E. Harvey , W. M. : II. It. Dnuol ,
S..W. ; C. F. Catlln , J. W. ; George It. Smitb ,
treasurer ; C. F. Wliltmore , secretary ; C. W.
Lymau , S. D. ; Lewis May. J. D , ; James F.
Tnvlor , tylor.
Of the charter members only live are still
members of the ledge , ntimolv , II. P. Douol ,
J. S. Gibson , Algernon S. Patrick , Samuel
Burns and St. A. D. Balcombe. The others
have either died or moved away , or are not
now members.
The ledge now has n membership of 217
with the following olMeors : George E. Gib
son , W. M. ; Samuel J. Bodon , S. W. ;
William Hitter , J.V. . ; M. O. Maul , treas
urer ; 13. 1C. LOHIT , secretary.
K. or i * .
Triangle ledge No. , )4 celebrated Pythian
memorial day lust Sunday. A .special mootIng -
Ing of the lodgd was heid at which anproprl-
ate memorial exorcises were hold , The only
mcmbor of the loileo who had died during the
your was John II. Butler , and eulogistic ad
dresses were made by several of the mem
bers.
Koyul Arcanum.
Union Paclilo and Fraternal councils have
dissolved and will form under ono organi
zation tomorrow nisht. The now council
will have a membership of iiuotlt ono hundred
and tw3nty-llvo , und will bo known as Union
Puclllu council.
JJIl'IKTlKti ,
It has boon discovered that a Kentucky
clergyman has tbrco living wives.
The rebel yell among the theologians comes
close to being u howling success.
Madame Blnvatsky's spirit Is still appear
ing to people in Franco. India and England.
Kov. Horne of Brooklyn , who has been
charged with kissing the pretty girls of his
congregation , la no heretic , anyway.
Clorlcus Why do tlio houthon rage and
Imagine a vain thing ] Cynlcus Because
they get stuck on so many ll-cont pieces taken
up In the collections , probablv ,
On Sundav evening last nCloarflold , Penn , ,
man dropped aS.1 gold ploco In the contribu
tion box nt the M. E. church at Tlonesta , but
on Monday , when ho discovered It , ha returned -
turned aim got f I.O'J In change ,
A well-known 1'rovldcnco clergyman , be
lieving that other things than charity should
begin at homo , made his wife's low-necked
dross the subject of recent exhortations. Sbo
bocnmo so Indignant that she has sued for a
divorce ,
The announcement that certain city
churches will bo closed during a portion of
the summer gives various parsons an oppor
tunity to ask the tlino-houorcd question :
'Are wo to understand batttho devil takes
a vacation lu summer ! "
Minneapolis has a pastor who U making
war upon newspaper men and who avows tha
opinion that "if there Is ono place In hell that
is hotter than another It will bo reserved for
the wicked olty editors and reporters , "
There Is n saving condition lu that word
"wicked. "
A French priest , who had usually , a small
congregation , was ono day preaching at a
church In his village , when , the door bolnp
open , n gander and several goose cnmo stalkIng -
Ing uu the middle aUlo , The preacher , avail
ing himself of tha circumstance , observed
that ho could no longer Und fault with tha
people of his district for nou-uttoudanco , bo-
cuuso , though they did uot come thomsolvoj ,
they sent thulr representatives.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers. Best HtUo
pill ever mado. Cure constipation every
time. None equal Use thorn now.
1520 Farnam St. , New Store in Paxton Block , Cor. 16th Street.
ALL GOODS AT
RETAIL.
Newest Styles of
Silk Umbrellas
,
IflCINTOSHES
ALL SIZES ,
Very Nobby Goods. and Best Very Low Prices !
GLOVE FITTING BOOTS ,
Rubbers and Lawn Tennis Shoes , j
Wholesale to Dealers.
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS.
In order to satisfy the public
that we mean what we advertise ,
you are hereby notified that if
there is any complaint made , '
or people are not satisfied with
the effects of the Turkish Rem
edies , that is Turkish Tea ,
Liniment , Cough Cure , Asth
ma Cure and Halm's Golden
Dyspepsia Cure , to notify us
and return empty package and
we will cheerfully refund the
money.
Respectfully yours ,
Turkish Remedy Company ,
, Neb.
- - - - - - - - , - - -
I have a pmltlro remedy for the alxjvo ditoiue ; liy Ita
UBO thousands of c&scs of tiia"\vorst kind anil trflong
standing luvo Lean c jrcJ. Indeed a j strong 11 my faith
in ita I'Ocncy , that I will send TWO IIOTTW s FKEE.vrith
aVAUJAHUITKEATISKlin this disease to any mt-
fererwho will send ino thuir ElWww mid I'.O. addrcna.
T. A. Hlocnm. HI. C. , ISt I'carl St. . N. V.
IjcOtlu'H I'frloilioiil Pills.
This trunub rumcJy nets directly upon Ihu Kimnrn-
tlvu orifiuu and cures aupprfesalun uf fin inunauj.
J2 ortliroo for W , und can bo mullud. Hhoulil not bo
ustMl during precti.mcy. Jj Pora , drug l * ! : * nnd tbo
| * ubllo supplied by tiuudmua UruK Co . Omaha
HOW HIGH MENCO TO HELL.
Father Ignatius Dsrcribea the Process for
the Benefit of Oh'cujjo.
NO SPECULATION IN FUTURES.
The Monk Has Not Trimmed Ills
Theology to Suit tlio l > roviilllajj
V Uoiloni 1'otcr
tlio Hermit.
Gmcnao , Juno 19. [ Special to TUB BKE. ]
One day last week at the hour when the
voice of mammon is louduit In the grain pit ,
I attended one of the noon meetings of Fa
ther Ignatius , the Emaeopallnn" monk. At
this hour hu.speaks in that very business-nice
structure , tlio First Mothodiat church , nt
Clark and Washington streets. If it were
not from the black and gilt sign projecting
rom the cor a or at the second story no ona
would over suspact its ecclesiastic nature.
Thu outlines of the building are square and
smoko-bogrlnicJ n-id its occupants are drug
gists , barbers , lawyer. * ntid follower. * of va
rious other secular pursuits.
Ascending two nights of stops covered with
the names and occuuutions of the tenants , wo
reach the church proper on the second lloor.
Here , where thu resljtless tide of commerce
sweeps to the very gatoi of the sanctuary ,
this uiuilliov.il moult lifts his voice In warn
ing to this monuy-gotting generation.
PrecUoly nt the time appointed for the ser
vice , clad in the .sombro frnrmonU of his or
der , ho walked rapidly across the platform
and fell upon his knees bolero the pulVlt. Ho
remained in this position for a few moments
and then rising announced the opening
hymn from a pamphlet containing selections
from his own compositions. When ho prayed
ngaln he stood with his fa > : o upturned nnd
his nyes llxcd above him. As ho spoke ho
rose frequently upon tip too with nls arms
ouUtretchcd as If for him the heavens opened
and the ecstatic spirit were about to lilt
from the earth Its tenement of clay. So
Peter the hermit must have looked when ho
pictured the Holy Sepulchre In the hands of
Inlldcls ; so this modern crusader looked as
ho dopiotod the hiiimin uoul in the clutch of
soltlshness and greed.
For several days Father Ignatius hail suf
fered from n severe cold and as ho road from
St. Lmko the story ot yioiHoh men und Ln/.t\-
rus his voice was at. [ Unit scarcely audlblo
above the noise of tha trflfllo on the streets.
As ho proceeded , howqvur , his tonns becnmo
stronger nnd coming to that part of the nar
rative whore It is recorded of the rich man
that "In hell ho lilted uo.lils . eyes" his enun
ciation was terribly Distinct. His reading
wus most remarkable. J.'lrom ' the black cord
around his waist hung Uln only modern feature -
uro about him ti pair pt.oyoglassos. At the
beginning of each versnil | hold these to his
eyes for u moment as If to refresh his mem
ory from the text und thun letting them fall
finished the sentences with fervent gestures.
It was with the tone of > , an eye witness that
bo repeated the languagojuf tno narrative :
"There was n cortaludcich man which was
clothed lu purple and line linen and fared
sumptuounly every < layil )
"And there was n certain beggar named
Lazarus which was laUI'Ut his gate lull of
sores ,
'And ' doilrlng to ha fed with the crumbs
which fell from the rich man's table. "
There was a toiin of prophetic indignation
Ir. all this , which gathered force as ha pro
ceeded.
"And it came to pass that the beggar died
and was carried by the angels Into Abrn :
ham's bosom ; the rich man died also and
was burled. "
Then tbo brass cruelflx with its imago
swung against iu ohalu and rattled as tha
monk turned his fnco heavenward la
righteous triumph !
' And in hell ho lifted up his eyes , being Interments
torments , "
"I do not ralnce matters , " said ho In the
beginning of his discourse. "I have not
pruned my theology to suit the prevailing
fashion. I bollovo in hell an otorniil hell.
Eternal justice demanded It , " ho continued.
It was not from hatred oi the individual , but
from love of the community that laws were
enacted for the punishment of crimes. Bo ,
whoroua slnuor sudora.1 lorumt for evil
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT MAN ,
PIRFICT IN ronM I-MATCIIUSS IN Y/ARI /
wire tb ao teuu fur llftlvirt ruta tau
t > iloy bojml I Illtl vtrvpulloitraUl.
Crcry UAH can bi 8TRONO
ana ViaollOUS In all rcipccti.
YQUNQ MEN OR OLD ,
ivfftrlng from NERVOOB DE
BILITY , Loit or railing Man
hood , Fhyilcat EiMiiti , Mintal
, Worry , Btunttd Dtvtlopmcnt , or
aor KR80HAL WKAKHI8S , can b
r.ltar.d to PERFECT HEALTH ltd
the NODLE VITALITY ot STRONG
MIH , the Frldo Hud rowtrot Matloni.
Wo claim liy ycnrs of practice by
our picliHl\o mctlinri * n uniform
"MOMOPOLY or socccas" In twat-
Incnll Dluaiei , Wtaxnecteiniiil
\ Afflletloniof Men. Testimonials
' from fiO States And Territories.
min mptif nnntf irllthr itnt freeBcaloil.posl-
UliK ncW UOUu iiittl.fnrnllmttpil tlinp ! Qt\
ItMhllo youcnu. mil E pl natlom for HOME TREAT-
MElir. You can bo FULLY RESTORED ai Thoniandt
haTtb enbyui Riadourtvatlmonlali Addrtisatonet
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leat in j nuiitrUx fur ull tb i
„ . . , . . . - nmiiuutf' dt.ichttiscs r.rO
siVR . TlvatoOl-i-1-venof ; r.ci , u
. tortnin CIITM for tin * ( 'chill-
1 tnthiKvvnkutbd peculiar
j _ to wi.tmn.
3 in d onir tT 11 riMrr , ha It nnd feel aafn
| lTHStV'M8CHMir , rHl in rerommonUlDK It la
CIHJN ru/iiuutTi , n agj nvy'l nil sunsrfr *
lj 3TOJER | ( ( p ) Dfcuun ai ,
j heM by nnmiflsuL.
gPEOl'LKwrite for Illustrated
family p.ipcroii oponiilous ! >
ou tunian. nstulu , plica , wrl
iccle , hydrooiflc i brace" , nppll
, - fur doformltlea ! Blue contt-
1 book for men , cxplaliilnitwlii
AT- motif nuns rannot uct citrril of snoclal , prl-
\ te , chronic dlsea o .8ctnlnnlwfuknrfi8,1083
raunliiHxI. elect , yphllla , unnatural louses , and
.
nlilch unlit nil foriUBr.
- rciiuu * of nliiKO or OICMSOH
rlusc , liUpnlnusH or llfo's diilles. r. I.lelilc
tVandorhil Ucrraun Inilcorutor cur nil.
To pniMi Its merlin , SI trial Iwltlo sent free. IIr.
J.lt'i'lit .V. < . .1)1V. ) . Nlutli street , Unnsw City ,
" > ui cnu I rancl co. Cal.
deeds done In tlio boJy , many were turned to
ropoiitiiiiuc by fojrof tlio horu.iftor.
Ho contrasted tUo positions of Dives nnd
the boRgiw uoforo death mid nonlyini ; ttio
p.irublo to modern timo1 ? described how tlio
rbh man in Chloago lured miinptnously every
tlnv , vhilo La < uriia sut , hungry at his ( jate.
Ho pointed to the sowlUK lrl. tolling six
teen lioun day and woariiiK her lingers to
the bono for xvajios whioli barely kept , body
nnd soul toiethor , while nor heartless om-
plover swelled his banlc account with the
pro'lits of her industry. Profussod Chris
tians were exhibiting un indltTorenco nliout
tha o thliiKS but they must awnlio.
"Amen 1" catno from the tiudlenco to the
right of the spnalror and was echoed from
various parts of the houso.
"Your 'amens' are very comfortinif , " said
the monk , "but God expects you to do somo-
thinir. With those poor creature * ttt your
doors you have duties to perform which do
not bojjln and end with church uttondanco
nnd church contributions. "
In conclusion he said that ho hail boon er
roneously represented Sn the reports of pre
vious sermons us declaring that riches are an
ovil. On the contrary , ho s lid , money was
ono of the greatest instruments for good that
had bi'on ( iivrn to man. it was only the
ubuso of riches that was punished.
In appoiranco Fatbor Ignatius is essen
tially EnirlMh. His fr.co is round , full nnd
vudiiy , yet ho hni none ot the English stolid
ity about Him ; his warmth of matiuor makes
him at homo with his andlonco the moment
ho cotnos Into the pulpit. So far. however ,
ho has not awiikoncd the enthusiasm which
marked his advent in the east The interest
ho has aroused Is distinguished more by cnri-
ositv than religious fervor and Uhic.uo's
spaetilation in futures , is for thu moil part
still conllnod to the board of trade.
KKISK ATKINPOV.
Insist on gottinj ; Cook's Extra Orv Cham-
ii no if you want u pure urtlclo ; there nro
no headaches In it.
-tun
Thirty million dollars ii Involved in n law
suit in Phlladolphi.i ovnr hut trimmings.
When 0110 talks about big luwtults this eas
ily goes to thu head ,
A Inily tlovor swear * . But step on the
hem of her druas , I'.itoli thn oxprosslim of her
ovu and you will conclude "ahu don't ' have
to. "
Tnko care of your ostilch feathers If you
own any. The price Is going up , nnu , of
cotirso , such being the case , our autumn and
winter hats are to bo loaded with ttiem.
Fashion sfp" > s to bo vibrating Just at tlio
moment ns o her coming dictum about
.inlets. From some European qunrtora U Is
reported that tha long MilrU are on the eve
of sweeping lhomtolvQ3 out of ailhtunce ,
A pretty hci Is imido of white inoiiascllno
do solo. The brim Is v ry wldo and ( luted
and tlio crown is surrounded by a wreath
und surmounted by u bunch of sprint ; Howard.
A handsome traveling cloak is of dark rod
changeable sillt , with Modlcls collar nnd
opauluttus nml u ilonteleo polerlno. A silk
and jot flingo ornumonw the shoulders and
at the bottom of tha cloak Is a black silk und
Jot ombroidurv.
There seems to bo an absolute mania for
brown straw hats of every shade , the favorite
shnpo baing n low crowned and broad
brimmed sailor or n coquettish llttlo shnpo
which turns up very high behind nnd Is
fastened with a bunch of Howard or the in
evitable small wings which nro seen every
where and In every color , pale grucm and
yellow being the favorites ,
The Cloopatran craze 'is responsible ( or nn
article In utockings beaded to represent sniiko
scales.
Palo * hollotropn U ono of the now fashion
able tints for stationery and note paper ; cor
respondence cards nnd envelopes are made in
ttiis dullcato tint , wltti a tiny bunch of purple
violets In one corner.
At n recent society excursion , ono of the
prettiest girls in Chicago , were n navy-blue
surge , with throo-quartor coat edged with a
narrow line of gold ; a similar line appeared
nt the top of the deep hem which Mulshed the
skirt. The eo.itumo was completed ay n soft ,
Unity , white silk slilrt , with rows of pink
nllk brlur-atltohliiif.
Broad-banded mourning stationery U sel
dom used now except bv widows , and not
always by thorn. 1'laln white envelopes ,
sealed with black wax uro much the bettor
form ; the paper may lie plain or may have
address or monogram or crest In black at the
top of the page , Iloyond fashion , thorn Is
always good taste In stationery , and good
taste slept long buforo extremes of color ,
shnpo or perfuming U reached.
The special tennis hat h a sailor with n
higher crown than the novelty tmllor and note
o broad a brim. It comes In all colon mi a
Mrs. M. D. RILEA'9
BUNION PROTECTOR.
Cured a cn n of 80 ycnr ' Mainline. II cnn lie worn
In tliu sumo aliu lioc Hllp * on nnd oil with thu
stceilnif llldoi nn unliirued Joint , nnd Kt us In-
Uai.trullcf. In thruuHlies l'il-a25 conls.
Kor nlo liy ,1 A I ullcr A Co. , Klnilor'n Irn
Store , Me tormlck \ lu ml. nnd ( . 'link Sliou Hlnru
motory uwu Sliuriuiin stieot , Chlonwu.
QUICK1 la QUICK , others In
AND THE compirlfon nro slow or
DKAD. Ifniftfrlngtry
EAD. WOOD'S PLASTER.
It
lloves , Ctirci.
All
Is trimmed with n band of ribbon with no
bow or loops nt the side , bolnj ; fastened
merely with a clasp.
The pancake hat Is n late freak of fashion.
The white chamois glove , with deep gauntlet -
lot , is expected to "take. "
Women ot slender figures will accept with
pleasure tno latest revival dresses laced at
the back.
Exquisitely cool looking dresses are made
of oraandio dotted with bluets , aud made
over a blue slip.
Mountain dresses have the inovitnbln shirt
waist , .supplemented by a warm coat to bo
donned when needed.
Of belts there is an unlimited variety.
Leather bolts , Uussla , crocodile skin ami
auodo nro In many doslsrus. The straight
braided bolt Is pretty.
Said Mrs. A. to Mrs. B. "Do you think
Mrs. C. so very handsome ? " "Not a bit , "
said Mrs. B. ; "why , 1 mistook vou for her as
you catno Into the room. "
"A half dozen veils to one bonnet , " says
the Paris modifies black not embroidered
with rosebuds for the street ; pale lilno nnd
mauve tints of the finest meshed not for the
theater ; white and gray for day wear , with
fancy toilets.
A ronl unlquo suit designed to shine at
some of the summer resorts is of white ton-
lils cloth , dotted with half-dlmn sized gold
spots. Tha skirt Is plain , slightly wrinkled
at the top , with a dozen rows of ilt.o gilt
br.iid about the foot ,
A little silver article , which has just made
Its appearance , has boon received with open
arms by the women. Its mission In lifo is to
hold up n train. It consists of threii parts , a
line silver chain , a largo silver spring catch
anil a small sliver ring ,
A wrap which the society girl should wo.ir
nt the llrst garden pattv of the season is a
capo , but such n capol The capo must blend
in color with the gown with which it Is worn.
Should the costuno bo yellow the capo will bo
made \ellowbrocntledslllc. . The pattern
of the silk is rosebuds. Eaoh tlr.y bud is dis
tinctly outlined with a gold thread.
Tha Jaunty mnldon whoso shopping cos
tume Is nn the brownish tinge , carried her
wealth in a pocuet , book of brown suodo.
Snould the gown bo brightened by n touch of
gilt braid hero and there the nockot book
iniiv bo mounted with gold.
The popularity of the heavenly tint has re
sulted in a revival of un old favorite and the
sumniiu- girl will bo u geometrical vision of
polka dots. No shndo IB to be despised , but
the most nought after is the old slyiu navy
blue ground with n medium-sized dot.
Black faille will bo worn more than for
some time , usually with a bright combina
tion. A hamisoma street toilet Is of the
wldo-wiilo black cheviot. The coat basque is
short and plain , The sloovoi nro black silk
and tha gown is finished in black Hat cord a
quarter of on inch in width ,
The novel low-crowned sailor lint Is going
to bo the fnvorltn for outing expeditious.
Chid in n striped navy bine und white llaunel
fiuit , with a big , rolling Jack Tar collar nnd
n broad four-in-hand nooktto , and topped by
one of those broad , low-crowned snllor hats ,
Mrs. Jack Tar or MUs Ulll Tar Is as pretty
and refreshing a sight as Jack Wishes to
tnko with him upon his yachting or sailing ex
pedition.
Hay !
Do you want to remove those pimples from
yourfacol UsoIIallor'stiarsnparlllu and Bur
dock. It Is warranted to oftoct a complete
cure.
Mff JK\\'iiH\\
Jiveler' ' llcvlcw.
Diagonal ring settings are generally ad
mired ,
A unique Idea is an InkstanJ shaped as a
kettle.
Silver halts pierced la delicate [ figures
afford delight to many.
A geese quill In silver Is a combination
penholder nnd paper knife.
An oddity In necktie fastener * Is a dimin
utive pair of tweciore In stiver.
Baseball Mends will hall with pleasure a
silver penoll case disguised its a bat.
Four trade dollars hammered together
oompoio a mutch box frequently seen.
A four-loafed clover In sliver formed by
small beads is a garter buukle Just out.
For misses' bracelets tha most favored
flower ornamentations uro pansles In cnninel.
A beautiful cut-glass claret Jug U overlaid
with a Uollcato tracery of silver in foliated
designs.
The latest form assumed by Individual
salts and poppers U that of thimble * with
perforated tops.
A quoou chain poudaut singled out for U ,
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
"l.ct tinothur 111:111 : nraNothcu , and tin'Ihlna
own month. A str.uiKor und not thlnn O\VQ
lips. " Huv. tivniita Mlilor , Curlllo , luwu : Kov.
Aiilhony Jncnbi. .Sidney , Inwit ; Kov. J. W.
Culor. : I'luas.int ( Jnm > , lowu ; Kov. K V
I'orry. t'udiir Kiiulds town ; Kuv.V. . It. lilln ,
Ijimvtmworth , Kiuii'iis ; llov. .1. T. Mninfnrd ,
Kmurson. lowu : Huv. J.V. . O.ithourt , Ilimir-
Hon. lowu ; Kuv. ( lllnuui 1'iuUor. Kiuurson ,
Iowa ; lion. T. J. Abel , Docntur , Illinois ; W.
A Strong , Oonnoll Illitlls , Io n.Vlion stioh
n.cn UH the abimi huvt ; jjlvon thulr tustlniun-
liils In ptiilsu of MOIIIO'H Tiou of Ijlfii mid the
Imullim > hnlutilu : drui : liouicw say thny have
plvon unllro Hitlifaation : whom thny liuvu
hfoiiiiolil , nlml bettor ovldunuo do you want ?
Why should you tmiror wlinn you aim bo utirod
by uslni ; Mouio's Trooof Ijlfo.
Mooro's Tree of l.lfo. n poiltlio euro for Kldnar
and Ijlvor CoiupUInt anil nil blood illtoaAoi. Dooi It
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CAPITALS 100.000.00
DIRECTORS lAUWYMAH-E.W.NASH.
JHMILtARD CUV-C.BAnTON-C.B. LAKE.
Jd.BROWN-THOS-L.KIMBALL.
Manhood B < es t o r e d.
A victim of youthful Iliiprudc'iilMi cnimliiK I'rinnit.
turo Duuir , NITVUIIS Dulilllty , l.mt JMnnliiioil , etc. ,
linvlnx trlml III viiln over known rnimvlr , IIIM
illnciivuri'it anlniiila IIO\IH HHMilV ; )
Nn ilriiK oriiluc Irk ; laiinliiiLM Niitiini * own cum ,
KITvd liiiinudliito niitl iiuriiiniiitut Di'tuctlnn liu-
iMiiillilu fiy | > fur ioiuiletci | truntniiMit nrnl turo
Hocuriily < i'iilcilti ( niiy luldrcja. u. J ( Iruli.'iin , Her
l.'ui , l.oi Anuuloa , Oil.
HOTEL.
nniri'itu , < " ' ' t-itli tintl
inriHt miltHtfintliillii
J/lltfl Jlllitilinu ' " OlIUllHI , Nfl' ! T < lt
lifiti'ii itt'U'li / / < > iriitlH ririiiiurrum
li < iH < 'ini-nt to rouf. Atl tint i-vtllni/M unit
tloorn lined trttli AHliVHtuaro /n-uitf
itiliiil , imililiiu It iiiiiiHHHtlitu tu burn
r/u/c.7. % M'lrvcHi-itif ntitl flt-n iilnnni
Ihroiif/liiittt tlitt luillilliiif. fttciiin Itaiit ,
/io ( < uil cold initcr unit
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B , BILLOWAY , Prop.
originality Is nTnm-o-Shnntor cap In gold
with a star of pearls sot In front.
An olnboratoly conceived umbrella handle
Is a carved Ivory horso's head and mane ,
equipped with harness and saddle In bright
silver.
Among the now conceits for lady shoppers
U a writing tablet formed bv celluloid slips
bunched together In a silver frame represent
ing n fun. A heart-shaped mirror in tbo
centre lend * additional charm to this tiillo.
In the effects of n young man ot fastidious
tastes Is to be sron , In a collection of over
llfty scarf pins , n tiny Jumping Jack of gold
nnd enamel , to which a Una gold uhuln IH at- .
Inched , which , when pulled , nets the thing
iu motion ,
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Have Vou ( lot u IfornoV
Every man who owns n homo should knew
that Hnller's Barbed Wlro Liniment IH the
only remedy that will glvo prompt relief to
nil sprains , cuts , tjruUos and galls , uud U
wurrunlod to effect u couiplelu ouru.