THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY''JUNE 19 , 1892--SIXTEEN PAGES.
A PAIR OF PRICELESS CHARMS
i
r Surpassing Physical Beauty and Attractive
Adornments.
INTELLECT AND A SWEET TEMPER
lllryclo lliaina the I.ntont rad-Tha I'rotty
Jrlnh ( llrl lit Iloinn Cultivating Mretrl-
liiony AVImt Women nro Doing
Tlio JjUcut 1'ntlituiin ,
The artlnlos from the pen of Ollvo Thorno
Mlllor In Tun SUNDAY Brn of the 5th nnd 12th
inst , should bo road and appreciated b.v every
woman , many of wborarlll und tholr unwritten -
written sontlmonta voiced Uioroln. In the
piad rush for tbo American dollar , ovary
year the woman seem to bo Joining the race
with mou , nnd of tllmcs it Is a moro question
of a wlshoU-for luxury that loads a wlfo to
try to earn the few dollars necessary for its
indulgence. And these hours of extra toll
may bo to her bouts of loss. Bolter the slm-
plo print ptown and a few hours In which to
ndorti the Intellect with the priceless earn of
knowlcdeo than porhnns thP coveted gown of
Bilk and n brow of wrinkled caro.
No matter how young wo now are , wo are
oil growing old , and the velontloss hand of
time will sllvor the hair nnd bow the form of
Iho most stately dame. Lot us , thon. prepare
gainst his aggressive march , and as our
Jiliyalcnl charms are on the wnno lot us beau
tify the mind. Lot us cultivate a porotmlul
sweetness of temper , for what can bo moro
disagreeable than n sour-tomporod. dtsap-
DOlutua old Iddyl The heart should bo always -
ways young. How wo bow Instinctively teen
on old fuco lit b.v tbo smllo of cboorful benevolence -
novolonco 1 VVlih what pleasure wo listen to
words of wisdom and experience that fall
from tlio lips of the dear old lady with stiver
curls , who has learned the most proclous les
son ol a womnn'3 llfo , "How to grow old
fjracufully. "
Then lot us value our tlmo as worth moro
than gold or needless luxuries , saying , every
flight as wo lay our hood upon the pillow ,
' What have I learned today to Increase my
store of useful knowledge ! " for tbo tlmo will
'como to nil who live to bo old , when momorv
must draw interest from the knowledge
pained In youth. . QittCBli.
Bicycle riding Is assuming the proportions
oLacrozo among the young Indies iu Omalw
nil In other parts of the country. It Is 03
poolally conspicuous aniong the school teach
ers. As a moans of recreation and exercise
there Is probably nothing which is moro do-
slr.iblo. The exhilaration of spootl is some
thing delightful , and the souse of freedom
nnd self-reliance which youngsters acquire
l > y moans of such exercise is well worth all
It costs. For girls there should bo plain ,
e'.mple dresses of sorco , a scant , tnudlum
length skirt ; with blouse , loose sleeves with
cuffs , and n cap or bin is suitable. The cap
1s moro comfortable , but tbo bat Is almost in
dispensable for these who burn ortau cosily.
A veil Is Inconvenient nnd scarcely appro
priate , but is sometimes absolutely nouos-
snry unless ono Is willing to sacrifice the
complexion. Very long hose , with straps
from tbo snouldors , nro required with nulls
of this sort. Of course , no girl should weai
n cornet while taking such exorcise. A
llttod wulst , rather loose , Is the Ideal gar
ment.
Do you know how very pretty a pretty
IrUh girl is ! She is llko a glass of fine clear
cbablis , writes the Dublin correspondent of
the Chicago Nows. She hasn't the caam-
pngno gparklo of the American girl , the
beery trnnqullity of the German fraulcln ,
nor the vermouth suggestiveness of mam-
ello , our French cousin. She does not in
toxlcatc , nolthor does sbo soothe , nor yet In
plra , but aho allures you. There is some
thing enduring , yet evanescent and Hooting ,
nd It draws you on and on. She is llko a
draught of pure , sparkling spring wntor that
refreshes and never pulls. Sbo li tall , slon-
Oor and round. Crisp little bluck curls lie
ttcralnsi her whlto nock. Tboro is nothing
Creamy or peachy about bor skin ; it Is clear
red und whlto , nnd her flno black brows und
curved lashes accentuate It. Ant ! then her
eyes ! Why should pools sing of the
languorous orbs of oriental houris or the
violet eyes of the fair women of the north
when the Irish girl has thorn all at ono and
thosamo time ! Starry eyes that sparkle
find glow. You think tnoy are darkly brown
until some day she turns them upon you as
ho stands in the sunlight , and a sapphire is
tiot moro blue , and as you watch her in sur
prise thov are gray nnd tboy are black , and
you despair of toiling what color they are ,
but are content to watch them ussumo what
ever shade they will.
If you have fur rues ' lying on the floors ol
your rooms nnd thoy'bopin to look grimy and
Boiled , you can malco them , with a little
labor , look almost as good us now , save that
they will not look so full and tblcu. You
hould shako and beat the rugs with a broac
tick. He move grouse spots cither with bon-
Zina or with a pas to mailo with water and
fuller's earth. Next rub In vigorously some
finely -powdered whiting , the damper thobot
tor , but on no account lot it bo wet. Leave
ihiti on for several hours , then rub It wol
gain"nnd brush with a hard clothes brush
r B nil directions to remove the whiting. The
fur will then bo clean ; if it has a ragged up
penrnnci ) brush the hair down thoroughly
With u brush moistened with molbilntoi
Spirits. For sheepskin rugs and in nils strong
Warm soap and water may bo used , but when
the skin has bcon wet it must bo dried curo-
fully , pulled to make'It dry evenly , and hung
Up by a different corn or at bliort intervals.
A novel society bus ] ust boon Instituted In
Brooklyn , t'uo purpose of which is to foster
the marrying habit. It appears to bo mnlnlj
composed of Gorman uitUons , but if it shnl
flomonstrato its practicability other nation
Ditties will no doubt take up the idea , and i
may possibly becomeuniversal. . Any mem
bur 01 tlio society in good standing , having
decided to enter tlio matrimonial lists , wil
inform the secretary of his purpose , where
upon nn assessment will bo levied on all the
other members cf the society , and the nro
ceodr handed to the aspiring hopodiot. Thus
armed nnd equipped with llltliy lucre ho is
exported to acquire a peculiar vnluo in the
eyes of the fulr object of his attentions , one
presumably success will crown his wooing
bhould the organization bocotno numerous
tbcso assessments will of course roullzo very
considerable sums , and the bachelor will no
only bo aulo to marry with eclat , but ho cat
even IndulRO in tbo luxury of a .European
trip , or ilgnnlizo the honeymoon by some
Other equally rechorcbo festivity.
Sarah Dornhardt has made a sorapbook
out of Iho various interviews and criticisms
that appeared in print during her two years
no ] o urn in this country and Australia , unt
by wiiy of frontispiece has Inserted a photo
"ferupli'of herself , her two iloj'i , Myrtuli uni
Btnr , unit Mndcliilnn , the i.'irt sbo found here
and adopted. Thanks to Iho Introold am
BccamplUhod Interviewer , who for the mos
part Is American , there oxbts this record ti
the whims , fancies , caprices , tastes , crit
icisms , wanderings , Illcns nnd dislikes , and
Iho iimuv dutulU that go to make up oiio o
tbo most striking personalities uud ucknowl
Cdgud geniuses of this ago.
* *
The dross worn byMrs. Warner Mlllor 01
Iho ci'cuHlou of her recent presentation a
court wns n gown of the palest blue sutii
inado un prlncesao und draped over it pottl *
coat of whlto satin , both belm ; ombroliloroi
With ciyntals nnd poarls. This train was o
yellow satin , brocaded lit faint shades o
blue. The presentation dress ni Miss Uditl
Van Huron , the prchldunt'tj unuid niece.vn
n creation of Worth , literally und llgura
lively speaking. It was of tbo richest whit
entlti ombroitieroi ] with silver and crystal
with n train blmllnrly omliroldoreil and fall
Ing from tbo lufl shoulder. The bodloo w.i
of pulo jilnK volled ulth coitly lace , yollov
with ago.
\ VluitVoiiiou Ar < <
Marietta Donrs of South Dakota ha :
abandoned tbo woman suffrage cauio ,
How absurd lo dub u sweet girl gradual
bachelor of urts whou everybody knows h _
not built that way , but is u mala ot 'carls
unload ,
The machli.0 for making squiro-bottomod
paper bags was Invented by Margaret L ,
ICniuht , who has slnco then invented a ma
chlno for folding these bag : * .
Macltford , WIs. , has a woman ussossor ,
MatUo Wauor , whoso ofllco u ono of considerable
orablo responsibility as iho lowu has mauv
residents of considerable wealth.
The Ilrst lady ever admitted to practice In
Iho bwlt Luke court was given a cortlllcaU
I yon recommendation Of tbo examining comma
mlttoo. Ttio tadyl * Emma U. Leo , nnd she
passed a very croditn&lo exnmimUion.
Six hospitals have boon founded for
women by women physicians In Philadel
phia , Now Yorlc , Boiton , Chlcairo , Ban Frnn-
cisco nad Minneapolis , nil of whicn nro one-
cossful.
Miss Mary Abac Is city editor of the Ap-
poal-Avalancho ht Memphis. In the bravo
lexicon of Allss Abar there Is no sunn word
as fear. She will go wherever a man l will
ing to risk his life for an Item If It Is worth
running duwn.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward has boon Invited to
loan the original manuscript of "Uobort
Itilsmoro" for exhibition In the woman's
building nt Chicago , nnd on effort Is being
made to secure from the holrs of llolon Hunt
ackson the manuscript of "Uomona. "
The only soprano In the world wno makes
higher tones than Pnlll Is said to bo Miss
Sibyl Sandorson , daughter of Ocorgo San-
doraon , of San Francisco. In ndultlon to
her musical powers , she l said to possess
charms of person nnd to bo very clover. '
MM , Fnivcott will receive an important
presentation on Juno 81 , when the men nnd
Women of the unionist party in the town and
University of Cambridge intend to offer her
an address In recognition of her work in the
unionist cause both by speech and pen.
Miss Allco Rtdoout of San Francisco , to
whom the contract for sculptural woru on
the woman's building was awarded , will ro-
colvo fS.UOO for her services. One of Dos-
ton's f lir daughter ? , Miss Amy M. Beach ,
will propnro an original musical composition ,
to bo rendered at the dedication of the wo
man's building.
Women took n prominent purt in the
Minneapolis convention. The two lady al
ternates from Wyoming wore conspicuous
features of the great gathering. It " .Vas a
woman , Mrs. Carson Lake of Now 'Y'orit ,
who started the great wnvo of Blalnn on-
thuslnsm on Friday , and Mrs. Uonoral Now
ntor led the Harrison tidal \vavo of
chcors.
Advertisement writing Is a comparatively
now occupation for women , nnd ono la which
shn promises to excel. From 5 to 10 cents n
'ino Is paid for work done by the ploco , but
n largo houses , where a regular advertiser
.s . employed , the salary Js from $1,000 to
> 2XK ( ) a year. Fortunate is the woman who
lias n knaclc at rhyming or can draw illustra
tions for her "ads. "
Mmo. Pattl , In u letter to a Parisian
frlond , says that after her croiont engage
ment she intends to undertake a series of
farewell performances throughout Europe ,
nnd finally rotlro from the ataco nnd concnrt
platform. It U her ambition eventually to
glvo gratuitous Instruction in vocalism to the
country girls in the neighborhood of her
Welsh homo , some of whom she has discov
ered , if proporlv trained , would acquire a
European reputation.
The l.iitost In rushioni.
The greatest , "nrotondor to the crown" of
the present time Is a lady's hat.
The Tuscan hats this season nro very
largo , but they nro soft , light and Ingeniously
woven.
The wearing of the simple lace lichus and
capos shlrrod about the nock will bo very
general this summer.
Garden hats , are of coarse , rustic straw ,
or of ahlrrcd mull with no trimming , snvo a
rosette or n few soft loops of mull.
If women made as many sarcnstio com
ments on mon'n dress a * the men do on what
the women wear , how the men would kick 1
To bo clogant , Urn shoes and stockings
should bo white , but white suede shoos nro
oxponslvo and not within the roach of ovory-
ouu.
Bayonrmlso silk has , as the namodonotos ,
several stripes nt tuo bottom of a different
color and running around instead of up and
down.
Black shoes are never' out of style , but
perhaps low ties of tan or pale gray are
preferable , which can bo utilized after
wards.
Lovely woman may not know much about
politico , but she can toll how muon another
woman's drois cost a yard as far away as she
can see.
The new pale heliotrope straw bonnets and
hut * are tlmmod with lilac , heartsease , violets
lets , or Jonquils intermixed with green velvet
ribbon and ecru sllk < guipure laco.
Human nature is queer. Almost any
woman would rnlhor have a looking-glass
that will flatter her than oue that will tell
her the exact truth about how she looks.
A charming bridal gown is at ivory wblto
bengallno with a court train forming n
VVattoau pleat , there were long , graceful
trails of orange blossom * upon the skirt and
bodice , mixed with sprays of maiden hair
fern.
fern.Tiny
Tiny scent bottles of cut glass , with gold
tous with the cipher of the owner , nro slung
oy a slender chain from the little finger.
Then there are crystal ones in whlto or ruby
glass , covered with a rotlculatnd network ir.
silver.
The white sucdo or canvas shoos , with tips
and trimmings of wblto glazdd leather , are
very now and fashionable. Summer girls are
making their noakttcs of heavy striped rib
bens to match hatbands , Instead of wearing
men's made tics.
Thesummor fad of wearing Turkish slippers
pors In rod Is rapidly gaining ground , and
women doclara the sllppor to bo very com
fortable. It is the kind thatonoroally "slips"
on and U guiltless of a heel to throw ono for
ward on tbo toes of the foot.
The most becoming style In which a young
girl can wear her hair is the Psycho knot
with a baby bang. These tight little knots
are now tied around with n narrow ribbon
with u bow at the side. Special ornaments
of tortoise shell or embroidered velvet are
made to encircle thorn.
Hen HoUu cloth trimmed with olnln or
fancy chiffon mauos prolty and simple evenIng -
Ing gowns. The honrlotta cloth Is bv many
preferred to cashmere on account of Its silky
luster , which makes it liurmoulio with the
silk muslin. Contrasts of color are sought
after In those toilets.
The "Housomala" waist Is a favoritn
choice for gingham , chambray and bails to
dresses. It is gathered at the neck and at
the waist line , and 5s made up without a lin
ing , which adds much to Its possibilities for
comfort and to the probability of its launder
ing satisfactorily.
A pretty now stvlo of arranging the front
hair is the pointed fringe. It has a touch of
FroncL'llko style which gives a becoming
piquancy to some countenances. With tbo
pointed fringe the hair tuny bo arranged in
the back In twists and coils and entirely
away from the nock , leaving It quito freo.
Tbo prettiest bracelet of tbo season thus
far is a most startling and original combina
tion of dull g ° ld and bright sllvor. The
bracelet Is iu largo llnKs and each link con
sists alternately of gold and of silver. Tbo
padlock Is gold upon ono sldo and sllvnr
upon the other. The loop of tbo padlock is
of gold.
Quantities of ribbon are used everywhere.
It is tied upon the shoulders In upright bows ;
It girdles the wnlst , or may bo made Into a
great rosette , which Is sewed lust below the
back of the neck , tbo ends falling to the bom
of the dross. This is the "follow mo laO
style , " which Is. however , too flippant per
haps for dfdssos lor serious occasions.
A droll shape fur n child's or young girl's
hat Is a sugar loaf shape of flexible Una
straw , llko a dinner cup with the top bant
over. This It in colored straw anil U to bo
drawn oi-or tbo crown of a sailor hat and n
scarf tied around with ends hanuliur. It
lomlndiono of the way the striped silk
Sorrento caps are pulled over the crowns of
straw hats und full on the sldo with pictur
esque effect.
A new Idea In summer millinery reported
f rum Paris is to tie the strings low at ono
sldo of the Knot or braid of hair instead ol
under the chin. It 1s a much cooler and
moro comfortable urrangoinont for warm
tvnatbor than tuu usual ono a revival of an
old style that will bo welcomed bv women
\\iih rounded cheeks and rounded proll'.o. '
If preferred the strings may bJtlod under
the hair at the back , though this will not
prove us generally becoming.
Among the adjuncts of tbo toilette neces
sitated by the universal popularity of blouse
Uodiccs are girdles and bulls , some of wbtcb
are madB of ollk with silver trimmings ,
others of velvet , line stockinet over rubbei
cords , and still other * of finest white , gray
or black kid with sliver or "rollcd-gola"
clasps. The dollcato kid bolts are extremely
neat and attractive. Units of coin and metal
rings uro still soon , also thoio fanning a
straight unbroken band.
The latest vagary of the girl who llkos to
adorn horsclf with masculine equipments Is
in the trimming of lipr night drosses. No
Muttering rlbnous coullnlnp the wulsis , no
butterfly bovvs maUIng pay the ucck , wouli :
satisfy this young person and she now
rojolces In a ROVVU of tlno whlto linen falling -
ing straight nnd luckless from the neck ,
fastened up tbo front in severe , sbirtUUo.
style , and tied about the ueck with a
soft cravat knotted In four-lu-uuad fashion.
MOTHER AND .MONEYMAKER
Further Consideration of thoQaoation of the
Married Woman aa a Wago-Eartnr.
ONE EFFECT ENTIRELY DZUSHTFUL
s tlio Wnmin'ft Indlrlilunlltr iToy
nf rrrunlnry In'ilrppmlniiro Itut Ilutlm nf
Wlfohimd unit KcspniiftlbUlttcH ofMotli-
orhootl Ilnvo 1'rlinnry Clnlms.
There is ono sldo 10 this question ot the
earning of money by marrlod women , wdlch ,
tnkou by Itself , without regard to the cfTootn
wo have boon considering , is entirely delight
ful Its ofToot , upon herself.
The woman who has never possessed
money of her own earning has mlssod n great
bnpplnoss. The depressing fooling of dependence -
pondonco under which many girls and
women sufTor Is crushing In many ways to
their growth , and to the woman who once
achieves Independence comes an expansion
of soul , n breadth of vlow , a mental freedom
sue never know or Imagined. For the first
iiuio In her llfo she realizes that she too Is
nu individual with the abilitv and tbo rlclit
to rogulalo her conduct according to her own-
Judgment nnd to grow broader , dcopor , truer
nt her will.
Thorn Is one consideration which a woman
must tnno into account in settling the ques
tion of her duty and her worK. Stio has'a
responsibility in regard to horsoU as well as
to her husband ana her family. If a decided
talent Is glvon to her , for writing , painting
or music , for example , It is surely her duty
to cultivate and use It for the benolU of her
follow creatures , nnd her own growth.
How Is she to roullzo these conlllctiug do-
mandsl Simply thus : she Is to tnuo inain
one by one.
Una by ono thy duties watt thoo.
Lot thy wliolo MrotiiUli go to cnoh.
\Viiiiiiii' ! Noblest Work.
The woman who marries , doilboratoly or
thoughtlessly as the oasu may bo , assumes
the duties of wife and mother , and those
have tlio first claim upon hor. If she had
resisted the temptation to uiuko und enjoy a
homo , her art might have boon her
ilrst Interest , but having done other'
WEO ! U must bo second or even tnlrd
in her llfo. This is her own act , and
n young woman who fools deeply possessed
of a solemn purpose should ponder wall and
act wisely In choosing her course. I hold
that bringing n family of children to honest
und honorable man and womdnhood , to Dlcss
the world by their presence In it , is the
tioblost thing n human being man or
woman can nccompllib , but I am equally
convinced that this great work Is not glvon
to ovcryono to do , nnd to undertake It and
not to reach that end plants in the heart a
sorrow ana remorse that nothing can heal.
But the wlfo and mother need not despair ,
nor even regret , If she will only remember
and realize two or throe things.
First , that children grow up nil too fast
for the mother who Is absorbed In thorn.
Secondly , that when they nro grown tnoro
will oo a long stretch of qiiiot working years
botoro the woman who has Doon careful not
to wonr hoi-solf out in the motherhood
porlod.
Thirdly , that while she Is getting into
years it Is also true that the years are get
ting into her , and If she will but wait with
patlonco and hope , the rloh experience , the
ripened character she will bring to her work ,
will be the greatest help iu her endeavors.
All that she could have achieved it she bad
glvon her yonth to It is possible to her ,
though she is not free till her youth Is past
alwavs provided she has passed her youth
wisely.
Youth nt Fifty.
It Is difficult for a young wife and mother ,
busy from morning till night in household
affairs , to appreciate the fact that hers is but
n transitory state. A mother at 30 , with
four or flvo children on hnr hands , can hardly
realize that at 50 her baby will be of age ,
and years before that tlmo she will bo com
paratively free from cnro of him. Nor can
she contemplate a half uontury of llfo wl'.h
cheerfulness and hope ; that seems so oldl
What Is left of llfo nftor ono Is 50 !
Dear soul I almost ovary thing that llfo
over offered is , at CO , before the woman who
has kept her heart young and her soul facul
ties bright. And what is passed is that
which sno has enjoyed youth , love nnd
motherhood. Havme' enriched her llfo with
these exporlonccs , she can now devote Her
self to her talent , whatever It bo.
But hero wo nro mot by the query , how
can ono begin at.VII 1 did not say she could
bogln ; sno should rnako her start in youth ,
and wbllo holding her doslro In abeyance to
more pressing duties , should never lese sight
of it.
Fnr example , to show exactly what I
moan , suppose that a woman fools a positive
"Inclination and declination of the magnolia
needle within hor" convincing bor that
writing Is bor talent. All through tbo busy
years of her nursery llfo , lot her not forgot
It , nor mourn that she cannot develop It. On
the contrary , lot bor sot it llko a star
In her heavens as a goal ; yet "whon
my children are grown I snail
write" bo bor watchword und her hope.
Meanwhile she should take every possible
moans to prepare herself for that time ,
neither weakening her mental force by in
discriminate novel reading nor wasting her
opportunities in fancy work , but taking care
that ovflry moment of lotsure , every recrea
tion and every work tend to that distant
but shining end , nnd gradually , as she has
tlmo , storing her mind with wisdom ,
Keep the Heart Vonntr.
The woman with this great bopo should
never neglect the occasional practice of her
pen ; if it bo only in curofully constructed
letters she may get some practice in composi
tion every week of her llfo , every day would
bo hotter. If she will faithfully write her
experiences , her emotions , everything that
cornos to her from day to any , she will not
only secure invaluable practice , but accumu
late a stock of available "material" for the
time when her day arrives.
Above everything she must keep her heart
young and her Intoroit in lifn and in people
fresh. Not only this , but what is almost
moro Important , keep her health good by
novur overtaxing or abusing it In any \vtw.
While mother duties are pressing she should
never undertake moro , whotbor it bo char
itable , or oburcb , or any outside work.
To the end ot keeping herself in good con
dition , she should provide for a change uf air
and scone occasionally. She must learn not
to worry or fret , though circumstances are
not to bor mind , not to bo put out by little
things , in a word to "tako llfo easy. " Then
ai her cbildron ono by ono marry or go out
into the world , and even bor babv cots to bo
a big schoolboy or girl , more leisure will
como to her , nnd soinb years before shn is
50 stio will bo able to glvo a * much time as
Is profitable to hot chosen work.
The same cour o is open to the lover of
art , if sio will always ttoop up her interest
ana her study , and barely enough practice to
"koap her hand In "
The I.ltllu rruullcunml the Hlg luult .
A young woman with considerable talent
nnd a great love of art , who was yet swal
lowed up by houseful of babies , with Urn.
Hod moans and but ono servant to help bor ,
was wlso enough to keep ono corner of the
house , though It was only a fenced off part of
the little , for a "painting don , " where on the
rnra occasions of an hour's leisure sue could
go and work at her chorlshod art. Shu said
to mo once : "Ills strange how I fool my
power and ability grow when I prtctlco so
little I Kvory tlmo I sit down to paint I cun
do it bottor. 1 havu some now thought or
facility about It. U seems as Uiouuli my
brain had boon working at it , wbllo my
hunda were uiuy nt other things. ' ' .
Ono art seomt to bo un exception to these
possibilities smirliip. A mother may , Indeed -
deed , bo able to keep up bor practice over
the cradle , but the voloo loses its froslinois ,
wbllo ton mind Is as vigorous und tlio hand
in steady as ever , though wo have all hoard
of great singers who carried their triumphs
far beyond CO. If this is an exception , and I
cannot assort that it Is not , then the young
woman with the gift of song must choose bor
career , whether it shall bo iu her art or in
motherhood.
Wo Btarted with the question of oarnlcg
money , hut the otlior ruwurds of earnest ,
efforts far outweigh that , comfortable as It
may bo. Nu wlfo and mother need be dls-
courairod , because it scorns best for hnr to
content herself with nursery and homo
duties , and to endure such discomfort from
needs she ml hl be able by her work to sup
ply. If she will but do this with alt bor
heart , and bide her time , "all things como in
time to htm who can wait. "
Otivu THOIIN-B Miu.uit.
tiinr-trtmcf.
A pilgrim strolled ut llnlonrly dawn ,
\Vln-ro n rlvor llowi'l \ > t the sna ,
To w.'itoh the ship * vrfioirtho tldii came In ,
And BOO n hiit their froUht might bo :
noble ship that hml Urnvod the storms
Was anchored outslad'Vho bar.
Wnllo an unknown Hn { streamed from her
mast
Untouuhotl by tbo trace ot n star.
Near the bin IT was the ruin od !
Wlicro n bustllnt ! oltr had stood.
Whom wo.Utli was mined from under hnr hills
And was wrought from the vuysldo wood !
II nt the nnvll wns uono from the bloc k
Ami tlio wheel of the mill wai still
The tununioilt rows worotonautloss ,
In the city under tlipjJi/11. /
There were slsns of better days cone by
A church wltu it topnllnn tower.
That stood n sentinel uf the ( load
In the Kloam of that morning hour :
Anil blackened timbers of yours apono
Wore cnstlnc their shallows of Kloom
ilio pall of death on foMnkim streets
That were unshod as the voiceless tomb.
And fields tlntlllod on the hillsides stooJ
With their vriuto of briar und thorn ,
Tlmtunoo wore the fields of nodding plumes
With tholr Dountlfiil wo.ilth of corn :
The rotutwuy la I lie city wns lost.
And the fall ot the foot unheard.
The only sound on. the misty air
Wus tuo pines thattlio sun , breeze stlrrod.
The tldo eiuno In and the ship rode In ,
Well frelzlitcd from ever tno sea ,
With the wiiies that pauper litbor wrought
In u land where her ports nro free ;
Her bold wns llllcd'wltn Iron ana stool
To an inland city uonslxnbd ,
That stood In the nlmUo ot towering hills
Tlut were tooniln ; wllb wealth unmlnod.
The pilgrim asko.l of the in a to on board ,
Aaliopasjod by arulnul mill ,
' 'What pliiedo hits smitten the people here
In this city under the hill ? "
And the mate replied , with haughty pride ,
To tlio question the pilgrim made.
That the uliiRim that liUd iho city low
Was the pestilence ot 1'roo Tr.ido.
, ruxi :
The worst habit the summer girl gets into
is the Paris bathing suit.
The wlso minister delays his vacation | until -
til the Juno marrlagos are ovor.
It is the batlior who comes up with a crab
on his too who is hopping wild.
It Is the man who buys It , rather than the
fly , who gets stuck on the fly paper.
Tbo summer girl will contlnuo to out her
bathlug suit according to her shapo.
It takes more than a sprained arm to keep
girls away from the swimming pond.
Summer flirtations never amount to any
thing , although they cost n great deal.
Why go to the country to have n picnic
when you can stay homo and have a roast !
During the strawberry festival season the
Sunday schools fill up ; so do the small boys.
Tbo small boy begins to think of the Fourth
of July on time , and has a crack at it in
Juno.
It Is hard to ramombor that the nights are
shortest when tbo weather is too warm to
sloop.
It isn't safe to sloop on the roof , oven
though you've never been addicted to som
nambulism.
It is better not to malto your vacation too
long or people might think you nro taking
the gold euro.
Even the ndvocatos of the flannel shirt
must admit that , after it is washed. It Is a
very small affair. * tv
The cool tiiaUt that you can sloop Is the
ono that the baby chooses to bo wnlkod up
and down until daylight.
It takes something moro than the annual
crop of poisoned ice cream stories to affect
the nppotito ottho summer girl.
The minister who loves to discourse UDOU
the delights of rural surroundings spends'bis
own vacation in the capitals of Europe.
The man who wrote to his wlfo in the
country rtat ho didn't know how to endure
thojioat was told to keep tho1 gas turned
down and not to play poker at night ,
This Is to testify tbat-l bavo tested the
modlcal properties oflirj J."B. TVIooro's ; Tree
of Life remedy tomy obliro satisfaction , nnd
can most joartlly recommend it tb- the suf
fering and aflllctcd everywhere , to uo all
cluimodlor.it in the above statement. Las.t
spring I was suffering from loss of appetite ,
constipation , etc. , originating' from kidney
and liver trouble , ana Ihr.d not used ono bottle
tle of this great life remedy until I was
croatly roliovcd. My wlfo , also , being at a
very critical stage in llfo , was suffering
much at time' , u.id by the use of this remedy
has boon saved from much suffering and pos
sibly from premature death. Our youngest
son's health for several years has boon very
dollcato , Ho contracted some lung-troublo
by tuldng cold with measles , which produced
great nervous debility nnd occasional blood-
ine of the lungs ; ho has used some four bottles
tles of Tree of Llfo , and fools and looks as
though now llfo had been glvon him. If you
area lUictod , try it.
GEO. MILLED Pros. Elder.
Box 04 , Carlisle , Iowa.
For sale oy all druggists.
The Kings ol Specialists.
For 27ieare _ the namei of Dra.
Belts A BetU haTe been household
words ID Ibo nomea of thousands ol
people who bate been rescued from
tfce J w of dettb through the wou-
dirful Ability , tbe matcblets iklll of
theie great maatera of medicine and
inrgery , wboee kludnesi and bener-
olenee , whose geK-sacrlnclng devo
tion to the welfare ot tbelr fellow-
tttn will ever lire ) n tbe betrta of a
grateful ptopla. ' , ' ;
NERVOUS ,
CHRONIC ,
PRIVATE ,
BLOOPJ
They SKINE.ii SEXUAL , Dis
Cure LIVER , ! eases.
URINARY ,
RECTAL
AND ALL
OHGANIO
TRICTUREl m
YPH1LIS , .
S VMINAL WEAKNESS ,
PERMATOmmCEA ,
GONonnfecEA ,
ENERAU'AND
NERVOJ/p DEBILITY ,
Hydrocele ari'd'arlcocele ,
Files , Fistula and Rectal Ulcers
Ptrmanentljr cured by a method at
ooco aaft , certain , palnleti and euo-
eenful.
Xbe awful effecti ( early vie * 4nd
xeeiilve lailulgencci , reiultlng la
Ion of nunbooa and premature de
cay , quickly and percianrntlr re-
llered.
CONSULTATION FHKK.
Call upon or address wltb itamp ,
Drs , Bette & Belts ,
110 Soutli 14th St. A'.K. Corner Hth
nnd Douglai Sti
H
Insurance' Company's ' Orders ,
Stock must be sold regardless of price. Everything haste
to go as quickly as possible.
Clothing at Fire Sale Prices ,
. MEN'S SUITS.
MEN'S ' SUITS $2.50 $ Our line Entire of
MEN'S ' SDITS $3.00 $ Men's $1500. Suits
MEN'S ' SUITS $4.00 $ go at
. Five Dollars.
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Children's suits , ages 4 to 13 , 60c.
Children's ' suits , ages 4 to 13 , 90c.
Privilege of any CHILD'S SUIT in the house at
$1.5O ,
Roys' Knee Pants , lOc , 25c and 35c , usual price
400 , 750 and" $1.00.
HATS.
Men's fine Derby and Soft Hats , 50c , 75c and $1 ,
usual price $1.25 , $1.7 and $2.50.
MEN'S SHOES.
M en's Working Shoes , 59c , 79c and 99c , usua
piice $ i , $1.50 and $2.
Men's Kangaroo Low Shoes , $1.25 , usual pries § 3.
See our Bargain Table of Shoes.
Balance 'of Fire Stock Furnishing Goods at
One-Fourth Regular Prices.
WESTERN CLOTHING CO. ,
1317 and 1319 Douglas Street.
THE RIPANS TABULES regulate the stomach , liver and
bowels , purify the blood , are pleasant to take , safe and
always effectual. A reliable remedy for Biliousness , Blotches
on the Face , Bright's Disease , Catarrh , Colic , Constipation ,
Chronic Diarrhoea , Chronic Liver Trouble , Diabetes , Disordered
Stomach , Dizziness , Dysentery , Dyspepsia , Eczema , Flatulence ,
Female Complaints , Foul Breath , Headache , Heartburn , Hives ,
Jaundice , Kidney Complaints , Liver Troubles , Loss of Appetite ,
Mental Depression , Nausea , Nettle Rash ,
Painful Digestion , Pirn- pies , Rush of Blood to
the Head , Sallow Corn- plexion , Salt Rheum ,
Scald Head , Scrofula , Sick Headache , Skin
Diseases , Sour Stom- ach , Tired Feeling ,
Torpid Liver , Ulcers , Water Brash and every
other symptom or dis- ease that results from
impure blood or a failure in the proper performance of their
functions by the stomach , liver and intestines. Persons given
to over-eating arc benefited by taking one tabule after each
meal. A continued use-of the Ripans Tabules is the surest
cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing that can be
injurious to the most delicate. Price : One gross § 2 , sample bottle
15 cents. For sale by Druggists , or sent by mail postage paid.
Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY , New York.
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cannot find what you want , communicate with \
dealers handle their goods.
AWNINGS. I BASKETS.
OMAHA TENT AND OMAHA BASKET FAC.
AWNING CO. , TORY.
Flam. Immmocks. oil n1 Capacity 6000 rcr day
rubber clothlnu. Bond far rucklnffboxoB to ord6r
catuloKuo. IIIJ Fnrrmm. OtllooBUl Cap.AT , Tol.1775
13REWJ3US.
BOXES.
OMAHA BOX FACTORY JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Nailed and DorotalloJ Manufuoturor of paper
boxos. Capacity 5.CXW per boxes , HJJ--.il Ut.Mury'4
duy. K t OmuUn. TeL JIJ
I'.O. cox 855 Avenue.
J30IL.15HS. I 13UILDI3HS.
WILSON DRAKE.
Tubular fluoi , oil and
water lanki , brooch-
otr , < neot Iron work , ola ,
IVtU ana I'loroo.
OOF l-'KE. KTO , | UAURIAGES.
CONSOLIDATED THE OSTERHOUDT.
djirliiK W n MfK.O )
COFFEE CO. , Incorporated.
Importer ! aid Jobberi , Uepalrlnx on ihort no
tice. < 'arrla < i ) pal
1(11 liarnoy Bt ,
OVKKALLH | PU1NTEUB.
REED JOB PRINTING
KATZ-NEVINS CO. ,
CO. ,
2(0 ( 1 LUla > .
.
Ueo Uuliaiaj.
FAT FOLKS REDUCED
nv
DR. SNYDER ,
THR SUCCIBBFUL OBESITY SPECIALIST
Mrs. Etta Mulllcn. More and alter treatment by
lr. Snj-do ?
A Is well known , ' , to n lanrn numborC of on )
friends , wo hare been utulor the treatment of tr ,
O.V. . K. nyiler.tliocolobrAteiUpeclMhtor Clilonuu
ilnrntlio ISlli of January , 1S . for olioslly. with
very KtMlfytng rcaults , as tlio ( olluwlnit otntotnoitl
of nctglit niul mofiMiroincnti before anil nftord )
days' trontmculilll slum :
lloforc. Aflor. lo .
U'oluhtJilJ pounds. ! 5711 potimUi Ofl pcumti
Chi > n..Ul inriii-a. . . 41 Imtu > im hichoi '
Wnlst . . .lias ; Inches. . . 45 Imhoi 1.14 Inches
lll | > 14) ) Inches , . .411 Indies. . Id Inches
' * 11 llio Ilino wo have ntiomlot to our regular
bustnoi * . MilTcred no luconronlonco whatever unit
hntoboon Improving otorjr day. Wn would mlvlf
nlnll ntctcil with oboslly to write to Dr. Snrtlcr , Wo
will bo plo.Minl to nu < ner nil letters of Inquiry
where atiuup Is InclosedItleo l.nko ( WIs. ) Tlmoi ,
April I , ISW.
. , PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. .
NoRtiurlnit. no Inconrtmlenco , Imrmlrw nml no hn < l
. . .reU . strlcIlT vonlMontlkl. l'or circular * and ta .
Umo Ul nddroM nltli Co. In nUmpn ,
DR. O. W. F. SNYDER.
MoVlckcr's Theatre BldQ. , Clilcnno. IIL
Hlcliiirdson Drug Co. , Agis. , Omaha , Neb.
N. M , RUDDY ,
THE ONLY PRACTICAL OPTICIAN
L'llii-'onlli 15tli St. . rnrnnmSt. Tlioator.
EYES TESTED FJREE
Kitted to ru'nody nil dufooH of oyo-
, Stool suootaclus of ituar.mtoud mi.Ulty
flniului ) .
Solid ( Jolil SpoctisKM mil Iyohsni ] , 81
und upw.ir.l. OocullatN proscription * for
glnssos lllloil correctly sumo day us ro.-olvoJ
AETIFIOIAL HUMAN EYU3" INSERTED
is a whiskey smooth as cream , particularly
pleasant to the taste and guaranteed to bo
absolutely pure. By reason of its ago and
rich quality it is recommended by physi
cians to sufferers from lung diseases , heart
failure \veakncsssuccecdingLaGrippo. .
It has no rival for sideboard use. You
may know it by its delicious flavor and the
proprietary bottle in which it is served.
Call for Cream Pure Rye and take no other.
For sale at all first-class drinking places
and drug stores.
li DALLEMAND & CO. . Chicago.
DR. C GEE WO
The only lojrMIr Kr.iiluntol Clilnoso pliyjcli | n
KlKlit 5iurs' Httulr. Ton ynnrs practical oxpor'-
once M Illi nil known illsanxcs. Tronts Kucoomsfiillr
nllcliroiilccn OHKlvun up l > y otlior doctors On 11
nnil sco him or wrlto fur question blank Do not
think your caio hopolois lioc.iuaa your iloctor tolls
you no , but try the ChlnoBO doctor with his now anil
wonderful romciHc * . nnilrocolvo now lionollta nnil a
ixmnniiGiitcuro whnt otlior doctors cannot u\io. \
llorhs , lloota nnd IMnnttf nUuron [ romcdlos his
meillclno * . The world Ida wltnosi. Ono thousand
tentlmonlnU In thrco yours' prnctlco. No Injurious
ilrcoctlons , no tmrcotlcs , no poison. Hiittonol
treatment anil purmunont euro.
Following cnaosHUcco3 futly trdatact an ! curoJ ,
Klvon up by otlior ilcvtora :
Tliot. CouKhlln. < Ui llnrncy ntroct. chronlo rhou-
inntlHm ( I yours , klilnoy nnd Ilvor trouble * .
Thoa. Culvrrt , 12th anil Knrnum ntrceti. general
ilulilllty. tnilluostlon , IOH < ot utrungth nnd vltnllty.
Took mvdlclno for je.ir but xnt no rolluC ,
M. I * . Anilorion , 1.131 Ciindnn ntraot. catarrh ,
QHtlnnii and bronchltla of II f teen yours Jtanillii { .
Hni forsnlo the following preparoit romoilloi al
JI.UO aliotllo. nlr bottlus forfiOO , for the euro of
Antliiiiu , Cntnrrh , Sick Huailncho , Initlxoatlon ,
lllooil I'olaonlni ; , Itlioumitlnin , i'oiuulo vvotknonn.
Kltlnuy nuil l.lver Ooiiiidnlnt. No auonlH. bolt ]
only by Uulnosu Mcdlclno Co , Capital , ( iOJ.UO ) .
Office , 16th and California Sis. , Omaha , Nch
In ? Nebraska Factories. If you
tits manufacturers as to what