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W llll U llll w u u i v1 ! 'I I ( f CAPITAL CITY COURIER. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1892 L II A Alll MM I A i HAiiCl m ARRIVED. Prof. Litten ! tlic well known CLAIRVOYANT OK N1JW OUt.KANS. Parlors 2 and 3, Heater Block 144S O Street. LADIES, $1.00. GENTS, $2.00. Urlny this advertisement with you and Prof, Litten will give jott n delinea tion of jour character according to phi etiology nnd I'hyslog nomy, free of charge. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON I incoln Salt Iake The New Pleasure Resort. -1 FREE ADMISSION h Dancing Pavilllon Refreshment Hall STEAMERS SAIL AND ROW BOATS FOR LAKE EXCURSIONS Turlington geach Finest Hathlng and Swimming west of Manhattan, liar Harbor or Long Hranch. BA THING S UITS FURNISHED GEO. SPENCER, Manager. DR. HENRY A. MARTIN'S Medicallnstitute FOIt THE CUItE OV Chronic Diseases SPECIALTIES: Diseases of Women, Catarrh, Morphine .and Opium Habits. Cure Guaranteed. Consultation Free. Offices, 141 South 1 2 th Street I A 1 I KDIES Will be Interested to lenrn Unit a new process Iiiih been Invent ed forrenmvlntc IUoicIipp, Freckles, eto,, from tho face, leaving tho ttklit clear and licniitlfill. It Is tlouo by the New Steam Process ! Just Introduced by Mr8. J. C. Hell, nnd In pro ving n IiIk Mit'cc-itH ntul very popular. All the ntest crUcts In Hair Goods, Ornaments and a full lino of moxt approved Cosinetli'H may alio bo found thore. Hair Riesslnir nnd Manicuring done on iliort notice and In Iho very latest styles. MRS. J. C. BELL, 1 1 4 North 14th at. FIIUIT ADDITION TO NORMAL The most beautiful suburban pron rtr now on the market. Only three b oek from ttie handsome I In eoln Normal University and but three blocks from the proposed eleetilo railway. These lots are now being placed on the market at IxcMdlily Low Prices and EasjTerna Pat Blat, terms and Information, call on H. W. FOLSOM, TRUSTEE, Unm&M, IUlrftrUtnd Loan Broker tt, Mwbu Mock. IttSO BtMI A f KAE 1 lunt1rrtafctiolSriffJ IlMfhany ftlrlfult llfftiilntiifrtUlei titiorn rt ltd wriif.ftud wo, Off iiiirtlUi, Mill work toduatrloutl, iiow to tarn Tfcrt Timui4 Italian TftrlnlhaTrwailattllilM.lirrtffritityllrf.l wlHatfefUh lb situation rvrsl(,)r'nM bUh'U ran rarniliti mount, U moatr 9ut missives MtcicMfulMaUitr, Kaallyantl quirk I v Iart4. 1 dMirv W una worktr from tacit illsirfii vta-unty, I savtslrttd tiuffct and provldtd fllli tinl)itinl a Isrrs oimbff.WiP art ma kin a- sr t-tiea a rat h, I11NKW U1 KOMM. KulIrarllrulirtrHKI . Adrfrraaii i-nrf "CJ, AI,i.KN. IMS 4. Ami isim, Mm It C1P1TU $100,000.0. American 1 Exchange Nationah Bank. m.Bayajond. Uwte arefory, rreeldenW Vloe rrMtdemt bV . awnhan D. O. WUf. S3D0 CHILDREN'S COLUMN. Tim .11 itdto t'.ffjt. Take 11 pint of water mid dissolve lu it at ninnlf common halt its It will take up V Itti tlih lir.'nv liiilf Nil n tnll (ilium, tlu-ti Mil up the ri'iiiii'uliiu spitco with plain water, pourliiK It !.) very canully down thenidu of tho Klaus or Into a spoon in break Its full. Tho puro water will then float upon the hrlne, and In appearance t lie two HiiiidM will M'cm as hut one. Now take another glass and llll it with water. If an egn ho put Into thin It will iiistiintly Milk to thu hottoinas in Kin, I, hut if, on the contrary, thu egK Is put Into tho glass containing the brlno It will sink through tho plain water only, nnd lloal upon that portion which Is saturated with salt, appearing to ho suspended in a very remarkable manner, as in Fig. 2. I.lttlo llrown Hands. They drlvo homo tho cons from tho pasture. Up tlirougli tho lout:, dimly lane, Whcro tho quail whistles loud hi tho wheat Held, All tllow with rlpenhii; grain. They Mud In tho thick wavlnt; grasses, Where tho scarlet dlpiK-d strawberry grow s, They Kathcr tho earliest snowdrops And tho llrst crimson huds of tho rose. They tews tho hay in tho meadow. They wither tho elder blooms white, Thuy llnd whurutlio dusky graies purple lu tho soft tinted autumn Unlit. They know w here tho apples hang ripest. And arc sweeter than Italy's w lues; They know wheru thu fruit Is tho thickest On tho long, thorny blackberry vines. They gather tho delicate seaweeds, And build tiny castles of sand; They pick up the beautiful scashclls Fairy barks that havo drifted to land. They ao from tho tall, rocking tree tnp, Whcro the oriole's hammock nest sw lug. And at nighttime lire folded lu slumber Uy a buug that a fond mother slugs. Tlioso who toll bravely aro strongest; Tho hutuhlo and poor become great, And f ritm those brow u handed children Khali grow mighty rulers of statu. Tho pen of tho author and Mutusman, Tho noblo and w Ito of our laud; Thu sword and thu chisel and palcttof 4 Bhall bo held in tho'llttlo brown hand. ' " -Philadelphia Times. The Clever Haven. Mcst animals arc no match at all fot ;e ravcn'M cleverness. There was onco ft T-rj poor haro that allowed herself tnhoc.vn iletcly bantlKKrtled. Tho raven ikmim"' at the lnvyret asthcliahy hare in calU.', hut the mot her drove thu rascal away. Hut did tho raven cease front troubling' Not libit of It. Ho hlowly retreated, en couraglng tliu hare to follow liim up, ami pretending even that he was afraid of her lu this fashion ho led the unhappy mother ton considerable dlstiUR-u from thu young one, and then, all of a sudden long before thu haiu had time toreall.e thu danger of tho trick rose in the nir, Hew swiftly Imck, caught thu leveret in his beak and bore it on 11 j ,f - , - j A slnillac nhiii waH.'ndonteil.bv snnipi-n ' yeiiH that wished to steal fixsl from ailog, They teawil him till ho grow ao angry that ho chased them from thu spot, but thu wicked birds turned sharply around, easily reached tho dish before him and car ried oil the choicer bits In triumph. Lit tie Folks' Magazine. An IntervhtiiiK Kxperliuent. Suspend from the culling a thread that ban liui'ii previously soaked in very salty water and then dried. To this fasten a light linger ring and then annouueo that you aro about to burn the thread, giving tho company assembled to understand that you can perform this seemingly marvelous feat without tho ring falling. This Is easily done, thu explanation being this The thread bums, it Is true, but the ashes it leaves are coiiipoaeil of minute crystals of salt, and their cohesion Is strong enough to sustain their weight and that of the ring attached, provided of course that the ring ia not too heavy. St. Louis Republic. The Very Worst. Fanny's mother had company to tea a gentleman witli whom thu child wan a great favorite, ami at whose request the little girl was allowed, contrary to the gen eral rule, to have 11 neat at the table. Dur lug the progresa of ,'thu meal the little woman was unfortunate enough to tip over her bowl of bread and milk. The dltmstcr was so appalling that she settled back in her high chair and gazed at what seemed to her utter ruin. At last, a If the full extent of tho catastrophu had just dawned upon her, she drew along brrm.i and said, "Ami the last tablecloth tool'' New York Tribune. ratting- Them Away. Grondiu.i.,ina Tommy, what are jou doing in the pnulrjr Tommy On, I'm Just putting a few things away, grandma. -II. (J. Kdward lu Harper's Young People. A Thoughtful Hoy. Mother When you play marbles, why Id the world do you get tlimu on your kueee and drag yourself over the ground r j j 1 A DAY TO DE REMEMBERED. "ICiitblrrti Muruurrirrii" Sung by tho Author of "Kathleen .Mninmiron." ISpeclal CorresiHiuilence.l I'OUTbANi), Mo., Sept. L "Oh, by tho way, horo Is Profosior Crouch, utithor of BOino songs you may luivo lumril of. Pi'tlutp-t you would llko to incut lilui." Would I lilto to meet tho man who wrote tho tnitslc of "Kutliloon Muvotir neon?" I would luivu traveled front New York to Portland just for Mint and considered myself well paid. "Kath leen Mavoitrneenl" There tiro Mitne pongs that will last forever, utiil hero Is one of them. Tho maiden slugs it to licr lover, and her granddaughter lu turn slugs it to her lover. Its niitsle, touching anil sweet, wakens all true love mid longing ami tender regrets. When wo weak mortals are tempted to forget the old loves sometimes, and we hear "Kathleen Mnvourncen" sung, the soft, thrilling notes waft us back to our trito faith ami loyalty and bring its up short. I went to call on u friend in Portland, Miss Charlotte Thomas. MIbs Thoiuui Was not at homo, but her brother, Mr George A. Thomas was, ami ho it was who Introduced me to thu grand old song writer, eighty-four years old Atij? 1. Ho is Professor Frederick Nichoil' Crouch, Mus. Doc., M. A., l It. 9., iiihI 1 don't know what all besides, hut In me it is enough to know he is tlioauthu, of tho music of "Kathleen Mavourneen.' Tho words, by tho way, wore written by nu English lady, Mrs. Crawford. Professor Crouch is n handsome old gentleman, with brilliant, beautitul dark eyes ami u long, gray military mustache. Ho has exquisitely graceful and courtly manners, rare to see in our country. Hut Professor Crouch is mi Englishman, who lenrnod his manners before our "hollo" telephono days. "How long ago was thusong written? I asked tho old master. "Just before her majesty's coronation," ho nuswered. Her majesty's coronation occurred Juno S8, 181)8. From 18IW to 1892 "Kath Icon Mavourneen" has been wurining nnd melting tho hearts of all true lovers nuil all well wishers of true lovers, and when W2 is ushered in it will still be fulfilling its sweet mission. But what will you say when I tell you that Pro fessor Crouch lias never received ono cent of money for tho song? Fact. Thirty-one music publishing houses in America huvo made their thousands of dollars oil tho sheet music, and never had tho grace to oiler thu composer one 'dime. Tho gifted, gentle old man is now llv lug iu poverty at 2i)0 Parkin street. Dal- tstt eenxiJi tlmoro. A gift of ten cents each from tho peoplo who lovo his song would givo him n fortune But tho experience of till for mo was wheu Professor Crouch went to the piano and sang "Kathleen Mavour neen," softly playing tho accompani ment with his own hands. It would havo given yon "thrills" to hear him, just ns it did me. It was touching be yond uny words of mlno to tell, tho notes falling on tho ear, now in a rich, sweet baritone, now quavering and un steady, from tho lips of tho man who composed the music of tho imperishablo eong fifty-four years ago. Do you know what I did at the close? 1 just put my arms around thu musician's neck nnd gave him a big squeeze. Ono had to do that or else cry or run away, und 1 always hated crying. I wus so wrought up I quite forgot as I went home that I was walking through State street, tho most beautiful highway in the atate and the prido of every Maine native, witli its double rows of magnifi cent elms, which havo been "growing there forever," they say. I saw only a picture of man standing in thu door way, looking out of a pair of brilliant dark eyes and bidding me good by with his grand eld school bow. I heard founding in my ears only those throb bing bars of melody, "Kathleen Mavour neen. the gray dawn is breaking." Everybody who loves "Kathleen Mavour neen" must help his friends see to it that tho dawn of happiness and prosperity shall cotno for Nicholls Crouch. Dot only a poet can do justice here. Read below tho poem James Whitcomb Riloy wrotJ ubout "Kathleen Mavusr neen" and its author. I would have written it myself if I could t Kathleen Mavourneen) The eong U still ring. Ing As frtkb and a elrnr as tho trill of the birds; lu world weary heart It Is tobblug and sing lug Iu pathos too sweet for the tenderest words. Oh, have we forgotten the ouv who I itt breathed It Oh, have, we forgotten his rapturous art Our meed to the mulir whose genius he queutlied kr Oh, why art thou silent, thou tolce of the heart 1 Kathleen Mnwmrneeul Thy lover still lingers: '1 lie long ulght Is wauliig -thu stars imluuud few; Thy sad sereiiuder, with tremulous fingers, Is bowed with bis teals n the Illy with dew; Thu old ltrpt rings quater-llie old wiliu U shaMug In slgliR auil lu sobs moaus the iearnlug te-fralu-Ibe old t Itluu Huis and thu old heart Is break-lug Did'nt Know It! M Of Course not. How could You? Fact, nevertheless, We nre now In the News business In "dead earnest" and want you to buy all jour Periodicals, Magazines, Novels. Newspapers, correspondence papers, and stnltoncry goods In general of us. 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