fcAIMTAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY JULY 2. 1892
f
l892
After Easter
Comes
House Cleaning.
A.M. Davis & Co.
Sell Carpets
You Know the Place.
1
CREAWTbF &OSES.
te taoiietquUtto prnnrtldh fdftheftllUL
w kiiai
IKn
UbftP)w
.
Moves Tan"
Chi
and
or hoim
Freckle,
ftartUvecura for Bull .Klintim. LadlM Kk
MM ItparimHIUIl. r.Avviivufc iu uot
kTlif. ntttoUy linr.uij. l'rloaTwMVr.
I ottlla. OOia nv mii iir.ibuiMB unin"
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
Ob The Crest Of The Alleghanles,
3,000 Feet Above Tide-Water.
A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY.
Tim lliinin of HnnXirl Alntrr, thn Fnthcr
of Aincrlcnii Mniiiiriiclurrt.
lH-rlil CorK'(iHiiiilriice.
I'awtuckkt, H. ., Juno 80. Thin
city, which fur n long tlmu claimed tho
honor of being tlitt lurKunt town in tlio
United Htntea, will always occupy n
lroiniucnt jiluco In iihodo Island history
uh tlio homo of Bamuol Slater, tho father
of American nmniifnctiires and of tlio
Ilrst cotton mill in America, Until re
cently the houso occupied by Samuel
Sinter bus Won used us a private dwell
liiK. It stands upon ono of tho priuci
full 1 1ll aJ tut Mia ntiiita n 1nijt nmtM.
'll iiiioiMvnn oiliUI"! 99 llllfV nijIIIUUl
brick building, with a door in tho ecu
tor of tho front nnd it largo parlor on
cither sldo. Tho iunint, old fashioned
wall imor on those two rooms Iiiih ill
wnj'H boon an object of interest to vlslt
ortt nnd Iiiih n,ultou history. It represents
roniantiu landMcaiio with trees half
tho height of tho room, nnd tradition
lias It that this identical iaor was de
signed nnd iniido for n European mon
arch, whoso fastidious tosto wan not
pleased at tho completion of tho work
and it was refused. Tho manufacturer
was of courso ruined by this unhappy
transaction, and Samuel Slater hearing
or It whether prompted by philanthropy
or self glorllleution is not Htnted lintuo
diatoly purchased it.
Another object of interest about tho
old Slater mansion somo forty or fifty
years ago was tho family coach, around
which hung an air of gctitoel .(tntiipiity
and momories of somo famous general,
who was said to havo ridden in it cmo
tlmo away buck iu colonial days. It
was tho great delight of tho boys of
thoso days to miiko surreptitious visits
to tho barn iu tho rear of tho lions-,
climb up on tho high seat of tho old
velilclo and louiiijo In tho capacious interior.
Nono of tho iucldenls connected yyjth
Samuel Slater aro inoro interesting than
ono-given iu tho records of tho Provl
denco plantations. Tills littlo account
9reditH a woman wjth being' tlio origi
nator of that friost useful article, cotton
II. 1. HOI.. ..I.. I........ ..I...V J M-
AMERICAN CORN ABROAD.
Mnry Vn M;ipjr.
A ItiilTnloglrl made n funny remark In i
HClliNil tlio Other dliy: "(leorgu Washing- Sucrr.. of lli (I.M.rmnrnt ,Ki-nt III
ton" was the Hum honored subject of din- ' rniiilnrlliiic ;rii In Liimpr.
ciiHslnii, and the llltln girl was getting I l.siliiK'irrtiiiiilt'iiii-.
sleepy and not paying the clone, attention
she should, ''Now, Mary," said the teacher,
"who was ficorgi) Washington" "Our
father," Mild the littlo girl Indistinctly.
"Once more, .Mary," Insisted tho teacher;
"speak up so the school can hear you."
"Our Father which art In heaven," an
swered .Mary, and dropped on to sleep.
Sho Imagined she was saying her prayers
before going to lied. IlufTalo Enquirer.
The Victim.
tlUll'J
thread: "Shortly before, 10W) tfm
7 1 JW" winilo a suggestion
ftp" Bvo rise, to another industry
miss afcy Wilkinson, whose sister
ftf forward uinvried Samuel Slntor, who
established tho first collon mill in tlio
United States, asked tho latter if ho
could not fnaKo thread from coftoii,
kittco linen was bo uneven that it was
hard to sv. In reply ho gavo her soiuo.
cotton, which
thread, proTml
America. Sho
spool nnd many yuut Inter presented it
1 gav
self
Her Father Do you work for n living?
Chapplu Oh, ya-as ya-as
Her Father (sizing him up Whom do
you work t I Ate.
Knslly IHuHiikiiLIhmI.
It Is tho fashion now to speak of "opti
mists" and "pessimists." Tho distinction
Itself Is nothing new, as thero havo always
been to classes of people thosu who look
on tho bright sldo of things and those who
look on tho dark side, but tho words have
no doubt pu..led some, readers.
Olio man, a learned farmer wo may sup
pose, defines an optimist as a person who
nolJi'Vcs that all eggs will hatch. An ex
change! reports l illnhntiiu overheard In a
bajber's shopi
"Do yah i'Tvr study tlio faces of thu cus
tomers Imref" said 0110 man.
"Yes."
"Well, did you ever try to distinguish
tho pessimistic from thooptluilstlcr"
"Yes; and there Is littlo dlfliculty iu do
lrit." "Jndccdl"
"Yes; tho pessimist Is thu man who Is
waiting for six other customers to bu
shaved and tho optimist Is thu 01111 distin
guished by tho appellation of 'next.' "
Ynukvo Hindu.
Tlio Usiinl IM1111.
"Don't you want to buy a good cyclope-
b sho hPfsoVf siinn h,t.i ,Unt """""red tho canvasser.
1 ?T? . , u 1 , "' "Wmt do I want of a cyclopedlar"
ibly tho Ilrst over nndo in "Kveryliody needs one. Suppo.s
10 vouinl it wn largo want to ascertain how many Inhahll
inosu you
iv lnhanltaiils
MiiilniriiHCiir has. or who was tlm first (lilil
to tho Rhodn tslntH Society for tho En-' Fellow, or what tho dlstnuco Is from the
couriUrGHlcMt Of Doinestio Indnstrv. ut ! earth to thu iiiikhi, or when tlio Ilrst At-
Whoso rooms It now is." lantlccahlu was laid, and youu
8EASON OPENS JUNE 220,1892
This fainotis moiinlnln reorts,sltitateil at tlio
summit of tlio Alleiitiuiilcs anil directly upon
tho innlii lino ol the llaltluuiro 11111IOI1I0
llnllroiul, navo thu mlviintnitH or Ps HplenJIil
vpatlblileil oxprvss train service hotli east anil
west, a ml tiro lliureforo remllly neeessllilo
from all parts ortlio country All llnlllniore
nail Ohio train stop at Dcor Park anil Dak
land ilurliiK the lensnu.
Kates, (tio. fTA ami t'K) n mouth, nccordltiK to
location. Cnmmiinlcntlnns should bo ml-
dnisi'dtotiKonm: l). iK-mu:i,ns. Mun-
iiver llaltlmoru and Ohio Hotels, Utimberlaml
Mil., up to Juno 10; utter that date, either
Dcor Park or Oskland, (larrett County, Mil.
6-II.Dt
Tho Wilkinsons rero nu old Paw
tucket family, and iu St. Paul's Episco
pal church, tho oldest iu tho city nnd uu
ugly but unique old f rnino building, aro
tnnrblo tablets iu momory of both tho
Wilkinson nnd Slntor families.
M. A. Taft.
ALL ABOUT ROWBOATS.
LINCOLN
't3fi
v?ar
MM
iHD K.T1TUTK or rKSMAStllir,
bncthanil, ml Tyowrltlnt. U the bt and larmt
Ci4lriioln tho Wrat. UM stiulriiL In MU-iutumxi lut
year. Stulenl. prriuinsl inr Iiu.Iiicm In fruni Slot
moauu. KxiH'rlcnissl fitc-ulty. lVrxmatliiitmctkin,
Beautiful lllu.tnit.sl chIaIihuic, mllncu JminiaU, and
climniut snnMii.hl, wul fns) by aditn-utim
ULUlUlinoE & UOOSE. Lincoln. Net.
How to Muiiiik" Them with llimo unit
.Surety.
I8v:clnl Corri'loiideiice.l
St. Louia, Juno 111). Tho Benson of
drowning accidents has again opened.
1 nut convinced that many lives would
bo spared if tho largo number of persons
who nro fond of rowing would tnlcc tho
troublo to learn bow n boat should bo
handled.
But lot mo descrilsj thu various parts
of n boat first. Tho stem of a lioat is
tho part where tho rudder is put oil, tho
got to
know right off what aro you going to
dor"
"Wrltu a letter of Inquiry to somo news
paper and find out," retorted Mr. Veritas
Indignantly. "Think I'm a blamed gourd
head?" And hu kicked tho agent down stairs.
Chicago Tribune.
w -v
Knew the So.
"I don't think thero Is any chance for
mu with Miss Daisy."
"Why notr"
"Sho doesn't seem to caru anything about
me."
"How does sho treat your"
"Icily and haughtily. Every other fel
low she treats kindly, but mu well, 1
guess thero'M no chance forme."
"Why, man, you aro thu ono shu loves.
You'ru In luck If you only kuow it." New
York Press.
X DOUHU". KNl)KI BOAT.
opposlto end being called tho bow,
Remember that tlm
best route to Chicago from IAncoto
(through Omaha) In
via tho "Hock Inland."
The IXning Cars aro all
new and elegant tho
nervlce everybody Known
in tho bent in
the United States.
Have newer and better Sleepert,
handsome Day Coaches,
bent lleclining Chair Cars,
and the train is new and the
handnomest that runs from
Lincoln to Chicago (via Omaha),
Jf you want to bo
convinced of this fact,
compare it with other
so-called first-class lines.
Tickets for sale by
CHAS. 11 UTHEUFORjy,
City Passenger Agent,
In the Hotel "Lincoln."
BE A MAN
APOLLO WAt A PERFECT MAN.
UIIIT Hi ItlH l-MATIHLIll II Will
KllMI Mr. u. mini. M MIWI Ml Ikll
H7 ; at Mru im t ' .u.
I.rr MA aaa m moil
aa MOMOI la all mmli.
VHIIHS UIH MB ni n
if.rl.f tltn KBBTOUS M-
BIL1TT, t ar falllsf Mas-
kaM. tkriltal Iinhh, M.aUl
Warn. ll.at4 D.T.I.aat.at. ar
If riklOMAL WBABBIM. caaka
W.4 U ruriOT HALT! aa
OIL! VITALITY at ITBOI
MSB, tta trtU M4 f.r ar Batlaa.
We claim by year of practice by
our excliLlra method, a uniform
oneruLT or scciii" in ireai-
ln all Dla.aMi, Wuihhii and
Aaittl.a.alM.a, Te.llmonla'A
from to Hlatca and TarrltorUa,
win tie itmrrtt, aaaled, poav-
paia, rora iimltm tiro, art
laaeuaai iwigai TaaaT-
The lKtioruiic or Mull.
Inventor Oh, thu fatality of things!
Hero 1 havo an invulnerable, uouatmos
plicrlc, spectacular, refractive, nonreverb
eratlug, uonosclllatory watch, perfect in
detail and mechanism; and yet I am al
most starving.
Friend Why don't you sell tho patent.
Inventor Thu fools won't buy it, Just
because It won't keep time. Thu drivel
ing idlotsl Juwcllers' Circular.
A
double ended boat, one that is sharp at
tho Ik)v and tho stern, may bo rowed
stern first, provided tho rudder is re
moved from its place. Tho seats on
which tho oarsmen sit nro called thwarts.
There aro two kinds of oars, sitoou shaped
nnd flat bladed ones. Tlio former are
preferable for light pleasuro boats or
racing shells, while tho latter aro bettor
adapted to heavier and to working boats.
The pieces of iron and brass that fit in
sockets on tho rail of the boat aro called
oarlocks. Tho oxtremo edge or toprail,
is culled "gunwalo" or "gunn'l," in a
sailor's vernacular.
When entering n boat ono should
nover step on tho gunwalo, as by so do
ing tlio craft is liable to capsize. Jump
ing into n boat is also n very bad habit.
Tho proper way of getting on bonrd is
to put tho right foot down llrnily either
iu tho middlo of a thwart or in tho hot'
torn of tho boat. Tho ropo which is
found in tho bow is named "painter."
It should always bo kept clear and ready
to bo thrown out at any moment. It
you nro nlono sit always iu tho middlo of j
tho middlo thwart.
A Cirut'vriil Compliment.
Miss Wellalong (who hopes by making
light of her years to bu thought quite
young) Ileally, 1 prefer to look on. 1 am
getting too old to dance, you kuow.
Mr. Affable (who prides himself on al
ways saying thu right thing) Oh, come
now, you'ru not old. I don't buliuvu you
aru within ten years of as old as you lookl
Jester.
Mercy.
Travers Do you kuow thu address of a
good washerwoman?
Dashaway I do, but I would rather not
give It to you.
'Trovers Why not?
Dashaway Well, to be frank with you,
old man, sho Is poor enough already Nuw
York Herald.
Ml
M T5- uir ai
HI I IV r r.
Ill n l I tka
m I l
A Man ir Principal.
Mrs. Glbble No, you cannot marry Mr.
Ciophast. Itich as hu Is, ho is a man utter
ly devoid of principle.
Ella Oihblu Indeed) Well hu has enough
principal to bring him in an interest of
about fJO.OlO a year. lloston Nuws.
Conalileriite.
Young Mr. Fiddlelmck-Is Miss Itedbud
at home?
Servant Shu is, sir; but thu minister Is
Then get your oars I talking to her just at present, sir.
a 1 1 1 1.. a.. rm. .. .t,...i .
UlU HUU IKUTIU BIOWIV IU lOW. 1 UU UIUUL'S
WNIWNMpaia
WSPin&Mi&V JMaalali1rai a eeaa
MITm AI5AI. CO. U FfA to, U.Y.
BHTCBBS aa Tkatta
ireadTajaaljIa
IVK KVCHBtat.
Mom to Job liimiiit. 0.T..A.
ro. ana raetit. Doatafapaia,
yoa rtrj kaadlM.
should bo dlpjied just deep enough to
become covered with water; they nlso
should be brought forwnrd ns funis pos
sible, nnd thou while they nro immersed
throw your weight upon them. It tnkes
indeed very littlo practico to becomo
accustomed to tho stroke. After you
havo ncquired nn oven stroke liegiu prac
ticing to turn' your littlo craft. This is
dono by holding one oar motionless
while pulling with tho other. Tho quick
est way of turning a Iwat is of course
to push with ono nnd pull with tho other
onr, but only persons who havo acquired
some proficiency can safely do this. Al
ways keep a sharp lookout and make
stiro there aro no obstacles iu your way.
Collisions on tho water nro always dan
gerous. To tomfool iu boats is tho worst
thing young people can do, and many a
young life has been lost in that way.
With ordinary precautions, however,
peoplo nro safer in u boat than iu 11 car
riago or on horseback.
Artiiuk Pakkeb,
Fiddleback-Oh, all right.
her up. Life.
Don't waku
Other Attraction..
Delia You should havo st-en thu crowds
of men calling in thu box I was in last
night.
Stella (with great sweetness) Who oc
cupied thu box with you? Chicago Trib-line.
li
Warm Kiioiigh.
Mother Do you think tho water
warm enough yet for swimming?
Llttlu Soiu-Yes, Indeed. Tommy Trad
dies was In yesterday and hu's nllvo yet
Good News.
Her Choice.
"Won't you coinu for a row, auntie?"
"No, thank you, dear. Awkward pura I
is very good for young people, but I prefer
to remain on terra cotta." ricK .mo up.
Nr.w YoliK, Juno :io. Tho department
of ngrlcultmo has just issued an exhibit
which cannot but bo of decoding iu
tcrest throughout the country, being
nothing less than a triumphant demon
stration of the splendid success attained
by thu American corn missionary, Mr
Charles J. Murphy, iu his work of popu
larizing iiiui.u as an article of food iu
Europe. A very practical evidence of
what ho has achieved is tho rcort of
Mr. Walter E. Gardner, American con
sul at Rotterdam, Netherlands, to the
effect that while during tho first three
mouths of 1UU1 the total iuqiortation of
American com at that tKirt was on I)
li,7;i bushels, thu quantity brought in
during n corresponding period of the
present year was uYJUU.OUO' bushels, most
of which was transshipped to Ucruuiny
liut the most striking nnd siguiflcaii
bit of evidence sent out with the do
partinent's reiort is a red poster, one ol
thoso now employed for tho decorntiou
of Berlin and the information of tin
I hungry masses of Ootitschland. It u
I only a feet long by 18 indies wide; but
'that is big iu the old world, where the
I economy in uso of paper is such thai
j even theatrical show bills and circus
j totters nro customarily of modest size
I At Its head the American eaglo is do
I lifted in tlio act of screaming. Thei.
1 follows iu largo letters!
.Ml'ltlMIY Hlton .
iVfi Itoiwn, if, .Ma)
ft I'fniiil m I'rentilKo.
Fruiterer 1'ivls fnril I'ruiut SO Pf.
Succeeding nro uunounceinents o
O. Muller's big bakery, with its four
branches, iu Berlin, at which tho "Mur
phy brod" is obtainable. Putting into
plain English tlio fncts HerrMullerthtis
presents to his countrymen, ho oilers for
sixty pfennigo (about fifteen (Jeiits) n
quantity of bread, composed of two
thlnirt ryo and ono-thint com flour, for
which, at the rufo charged previously
for ryo bread, 811 , pfennigo (nearly
twoniy-one cents), would have been de
manded. A reduction of a littlo over a
cent on each pound of bread ho con
sumes means a great deal to tho Ger
man workiuginan, particularly when he
learns, as ho speedily will, that tlio now
nnd cheaper bread la moro palatable and
nutritions than that 10 which ho has,
beeu nccustoiuodj
According to tho representations of 11
correspondent of tho Purls nowspnper
Lft Telogrnplile, writing from Berlin,
the demand for tho "Murphy brod" is so
grant that customers at tho bakeries
supplying it have to form in lino, and
thero is already complaint that some
rascally bakers, while pretending to do
cry the now bread, aro secretly mixing
t'jtiizo flour with their ryo iu order to
compete with tho excellent quality of
tlio "Murphy brod," and nt tho snme
timo charge tho old prices for their
product. That, however, under a pater
nal government like the German, where
tlio police regulate everything, is u mut
ter which will soon bo set straight no
doubt.
In Hamburg an American firm have
gono into tlio business of supplying
"Murphy br 1" to tho public, and their
success has spread dismay among the
conservative bakers who havo antag
onized the now Hour. Wherever tho
indefatigable endeavors of Mr. Murphy
have enabled thu public to test and
prove the vittucrt oi Indian corn lively
upprociution of its desirability ns a food
has been demonstrated, anil it is no
longer admissible of question that
through his enthusiastic efforts pri
marily, simply, as a privnto individual,
"liecnuso ho was that sort of a crank."
and later as an accredited agent of our
government a wonderful impetus has
been given to tho world's demand for
ono of our chief products. It is a fact
not generally known that wo dovoto an
ucreago to com growing exceeding the
aggregate urea devoted to all other
cereals and potatoes, double that cut for
hay, nnd greater than all upon which
wheat, oats and cotton aro cultivated
Even in the eleven cotton growing states
a larger area of cultivated land is de
voted to corn than to cotton. Tho aero
ago now planted iu corn annually, ac
cording to tho statistics of tho depart
ment of agriculture, "isgreater than the
total surface area of New England, Now
York and New Jersey combined: greater
than the whole area of thu United King
dom or of Belgium, Holland, Switzer
land, Denmark, Portugal anil Greece
combined, It moro than equals in ex
tent the total cultivated laud in France
or Germany or Austria-Hungary, and is
three-fourths as largo as tho aggregate
ucreago sown to wheat in all tho coun
tries of Europe together."
About Utl per cent, of this enormous
production is annually consumed in the
country, moro than BO per cent, never
crosses tho lines of tlio country where it
is grown, and not only is it a leading
stnplo for tho food of man and beast
but on tho broad prairies of tlio west
where wood is scarce vast quantities ol
it have been consumed as fuel. Our
production of corn since 18151) has aver
aged 1 ,-I.m,IKIS,UI)4 bushels per annum
and our average exportation has been
only U.8 per cent, up to tho present year
Not only iu quantity but iu quality does
our corn lead the world. Inferior maize
of unpalatable sorts is grown iu Italy
Spain and parts of France, and there is
also Dauuhinu com, fit only for chicken
feed, but the United States monopolizes
tho supply of this cereal fit for human
consumption. Hungary, Russia. India
and tho Argentine Republic may com
Kite with our wheat crop, but Ainericiii
corn has practically no rivals. Hence
nothing can bo of much greater im
portance iu thu line of developing the
I value Of our resources than such work
as Mr. Murphy has been doing, In the
1 language of Secretary Uusk, "Could we
secure an advance of even five couts a
bushol on an average for corn during
Finest in the City
THE NEW
LINCOLN
STABLES.
AVING jtut assumed personal control of my handsome new stables, It will be
my nlm to conduct a first-class establishment, ghlng best of care and attention to
horses entrusted to our keeping.
STYLISH CARRIAGES.
Single or double, nnd n fine line of wcll-trnlncd horses for livery
nlshcd, day or night.
use, promptly fur-
DAVE FITZGERALD, Prop.
M. R. STANLEY, Foreman.
Stablos 1639 and 1641 O Street.
Telephone 550-
RIDE or WALK?
''WHICH MORE DESIRABLE?"
"WHICH MORE PLEASANT?"
"WHICH MORE HEALTHFUL?"
WHICH SUITS TOU BETTER?"
RIDERS OF
G & J PNEUMATIC RAMBLERS
"RIDE."
They Can be Repaired inTwoMinutes
OWNERS OF
Some Kinds of Pneumatics
"WALK"
MUCH OF THE TIME.
Study trie PNEUMATIC RAMBLER
e. R.GUTHRie,
1540 O Street.
Lincoln Coal Co.
Dealer In nil kinds of
COAL AND WOOD.
Office 1045 O Street.
Yard 6th nnd M Sts.
'Phone 440.
JOHN DOOLITTLE,
Manager.
NEW GOODS.
jijffnAife(gMrWiy
Formerly ot HUFFMAN & RICHTER.
NEW LOCATION,
1039 0 ST RE FT
A Nntitlml View.
Mainiuu Don't you know thnt your
fat her Is the mainstay of thu family f
Freddy Golly, ain't ho though! And
the spanker too. Brooklyn Life.
tlio uiiBuiug decade, which might well
bo dono and Htill enable us to supply the
rforuign dciuiiud at 11 price fur below that
or other cereal foods of eijunl value, the
result would bo to add $ 1. 000.000.000 to
tho value ol this crop during thnt pe
riod." J. H. CONNKIXV.
Fret Work, Sgreens and Panels
CABINET WORK OK ALL KINDS TO ORDER.
Full Line Of 7 ANTELS Always In Stock,
ARE SHOWN IN Ol'R NEW WAREROOMS.
NEBRASKA CABINET WORKS,
COUNTERS AMD WALL CASES. 1224-28 M Street
H. W. BROWN
DRUGGISTWBOOKSELLER
Has the New Books soon as issued. A choice line of
Perfumes and Fancy Goods.
127 South Eleventh Street.
9bb(Mb aaraaak,
wr waaj.
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