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trent ferolSicis iiie ir.peclluliy invited to
j.UPr.d. ; .
hll Th-.tisifiit brother ar i e pec t f u. I y lu
Ti ' 1 to at lend. i-'.K White. Master Workman ;
K. A, lute. Foreman ; h J. Morgan. Oveweer ;
J. K.' Mini. ltceorder.
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Adjutant.
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-DEALER IN-
latc&BS, Clocb, Jewelry
AND
SjacialAtleutroa JLiyeaWatcli Repairiiig
WE WILL HAVE A
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
ALSO
Library - Lamps
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AT THE USUAL
Jneap Jrrices
AT-
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almes4bon
ICE AGEIP S
ltepi-esent the following timo
tried and firc-tested companies:
Aciorlcaji Ccntral-Sr. Lours, Assets Sl.a'.ool
CoiKinercial Union-Kngland, 2.KVH
Fire A'siK-lation-fldladelphia, " 4.H5.57S
Frauknn-rhlladvli.hla. " 3.1I7.10C
Uor.ie-Nf .-York. " 7.8iVW
Ii a. C j. of orth America. Phil. " 8.474C2
t,lvprpoyl&London & Globe-Eng " C.G39.7S1
KorlU Dritlsh a Mercantile-Kug " 3.37S.734
jforvvieii l7uion-Eii?Iand, 1.243.4&;
priusSeld F. M.-Si-rlngfleld, " 3,nH5
Total A'seta. $tJ.115,774
03S3S Aijntel ani Pail at tiusAjte n
Thanksgiving-
Lincoln, Neb., Nov 4. Governor
Thayer hits iuod thu following procU
niiition: Statf or NiciiitAUK. I
i:.K:ur: vk Dr.fAiimr.MT. J
At tins nelson of lli ye;ir whim lie e.n tli lias
i;l ven forth an aluiiKlaiit incrv.iae ; wlit-n ti e
li.irvtt have Imii i;;iIIh-icJ. aa-.l realizing
that the year, wiiicil is now drawing to a close,
has been .Hi.; of ,ro-icrty, health and hup:d-ll'-ss
.t the h! .iI; of Neloask't, il i iiiot'i I hat
I i-ysliiMilil make lnmibi- ackiioTtedeniiMits
Ik our llcaveuly Father lor his un-i'trakhle
gooiinesa.
In acKunUuce with an ai;rjpriat and tlnis
hniiorea eiiHi.iiu. auJ con lorniiDg to the ro
laiuatiou of the president ol Ihe United -tatex,
1. John M. 'I'lLiyiT. governor of the state oi
Nulii'rtska. do herehy .net apart Tliumday, the
Will ilay of iIiIh inontii a- a day of i h.iiik
giving, prayer and praise lo the stip'eni( roli-r
of the universe for his rich and niaaifoiU bU:s-
I reeninTneiid tlia'. on tli'U day, tho peopi e
lay aside their usual avocalluus. and, asi-iii-blnig
i;i M.oir accmioined place d(iole.l to
UhriHiiait worship, render Hun ih .o,na-,-
.f grateful heail for 111'1. l:ii.u:r.ei.'.lile favors
he has voinrs.ifed to to 114 as a people.
And whi'e it should be a day ' rejol.dn;'.
when kindred iiikI others long .separated,
shall unite asaii: I i Joyous reunion, thej-oor
and needy s!i.iuld he oorue lu kindly remem
brance, ihun iiiiit:tlag tiia example of our
divine master who, wiiila 1 1 1: n I il i ea.th, r.'eut
alout doing go l.
IN WITXKSS WIIKlittOP' I have
ht relo set my han-l. and c.iused
t he great seal o: the yta!'' tube
4CAL.J afl!e.l hereto. lone at Lincoln
tins in I day of November, A. 1
1j7.
Hy til - cvera-r : -I.-n M. TiiArr.it.
(5. I, laws. Seer.;tar ofStrte,
Latest by Telegraph.
E0115lOVEI AND STOLEN'.
Was It n Joke?
Washington, Nov. 3. Au attempt
was made; to-xiiht to either kill or main
Ch -if Justice Waite of tlio United States
supreme court, or to pcrpertrntc a silly
h lax. About 0:30 a small )tx was sent
t his house through tiie special delivery
postal service. It was a pasteboard box
a'-out 10x0 incaoa, Lio'cin 8om-;thi.
like a valentine box and was addressed
in a sm ill ami a; p irently d'sjuised
band to "lion. Ciiiof Justice Vaite, No.
1415 I street, Washington, D. C." Near
the bottom were the words, "Important
I'apers," underscored.
Tiie tiling enclosed was a gla?3 tube
-iLo.it ten ineb.es long and of the diame
ter of a lead pencil. Tha tube was bent
at an angle of sixty degrees and was
fastened to the box by means of small
pieces of heavy payer fastened over it.
The tube for most of its length, con
taiucd a jet black liquid but about one
and a half inches from the end was a
purcusion cap separting the fluid from a
little more than an inch of coarse powder
apparently what is known asAtlas powder.
At the other end of tha powder was
another purcusion cap and to this was
attached a wire which was apparrntly
entended to explode the tube. This
wire wr.s disconnected apparently by
the blow given the box in the post
office when cancelling tha stamp, and so
when tho box was opened no explosion
occured, From circumstances connected
with the mailing of the box, the police
amd detectives believe it is possible the
package was sent for a joke.
Rioters and Boycotters Arrestod-
Dcblix, Nov. 4. Thirty summonses
hsve been issued under the crimes act in
connection with the evictions at Bally
haunds, a little village in County Mayo.
The majority of the summons' are for
young girls who took part in resist
ing the evictions Commoners Jasper Pine
of Waterford, and Jam:;s Gilhooly of
Cork, are also summoned, the former for
inciting the people to resistance r.t the
Serahan eviction, and the latter for incit
ing a boycott at a league meeting at
Schull.
Impoverished Mewf jundland.
1Iat,kax, N. S., Nov. 4 Tiie He v. Dr.
Hawley, vicar apostatic on the L-Yench
shore of Newfoundland, says there is a
good deal of truth i;. the reports of des
titution in the remote districts of New
foundland in spite of the government
denials. Tiie people are not dying by
hundreds, but thousands are barely ex
isting, and the situation will be worse as
wint.-r advance?, for the fishing season
was in many places a failure, and there
is no supply of food nor money to buy
it.
PlattsiYioutri Markets.
FURNISHED BY W. n. NEWELL CO.
Nevember, 4 1SS7.
Wheat No. 2, 48.
" 3 40.
Corn, 2 7.
Oats, 3 18.
Rye, 2 35.
Barlev, 30.
Hogs, $3.80 $4.00.
Cattle, $3.003.50.
The tendency ot the market is downward.
A "Decoy" Cow.
A farmer living r.car Dickinson, Dak., has
a cow that is used as a decoy in loading
cattle in cars. Bhe will "make friends" of
the steers in a yard, and at a given signal
lead them up the incline that projects from
the car toward the yard. Her owner receiypa
more for her services than any two man at
Into station receive. Chicago Times.
HER TITLE DCEDS.
Inside the cottage dixr Fhe Hits
Just where tho cuulilit, softest there.
Slants down en Miiowy kerchief's bauds.
On foldoil hands mid silvered hair.
The garden palo her world shuts in,
A simple world, made swwt with thyme.
Where life, soft lulled by droning been,
Flows to the mill stream's lupiiing rhyme.
Poor are her cottage walls and bare.
Too mk'u.i end small t j Imrbor pride,
Yet with n musin.i ;-azo she sees
Her broad domuiiiK extending wide.
Green kIon of hills, and waving fields.
With blooming h.;.lgea Bet between.
Through shifting veiiu of tender mist
Smiles, half revealed, a mingled seen'.'.
All hers for lovingly she holds
A yeilow paekct in her hand.
Whose ancient, fa-led script pioclcims
lier title to this spreading land.
Old lettrrs! On the trembling page
Irop unawares unheeded tears.
TJieso are her title deeds; her l.tnds
Spread through ther.-.'.lniscf bygone yenrs.
Albion Mary Fellow..
jMJOIT M1-S.MEKTSM.
THE CAPITAL EXCITED CONCERNING
"SUBJECTS" AND "SENSITIVES."
TRAIN AND THE CHILDREN.
The Eccentric Oil Man Cliattlnp -n-W.i the
I.ittlo Ones In M:di.u:i Stiunrp.
Jly duties teko me nearly every day across
Madison sqnaro and I always marie it detour
and stood a minute and listened to Train
talking to till children. IIo was always
thoro unless tho weather was too bad for liis
small friends to be out and then tho j!j;oo
lost its uttrarjtio:i for liirn. la fair wet.','ier
lie was always to bo found on tho .mo
bench, a stalwart, JianoVomo figure, clothed
from head to foot in rh; wlji'.o linen and
mono of curling; white hair pushed buck
from a face that from long exposure had
grown as swarthy nu ai Indian's. Ho is
a very handsonio man, with features LoH
and well cat, tho skin, though so dark,
smooth and clear, thiek, vigorous hair,
strong, oven whito teeth and a pair of fine,
large, calm gray eyes. His physical health
was ierfeet and his cleanliness fairly radiant.
There was always a crowd alxmt Train, a
group of children who listened with grave
and respectful attention to his sayings, and
a nursemaid or two and a couplo of passers
by like myself who lingered out of curiosity.
To the adults he was rierfeetly obhvious. lie
affected not even to see u i. His hat, which
ho never wore, alwa3-s lay on tho bench 1
sido him, and his buttonholj vas usually
adorned with a big b:i:ich of field flowers,
presented by some juvenile admirer. Train,
as far as I could gather from his conversa
tions with tho children, was not insane, fur
ther than he wanted to put mankind's theo
ries into practice.
Ho did good in his way, sowed some excel
lent seetls in little minds that regarded hi?
sayings with reverence. Ho had a way o!
lecturing tho young ones in his jerky fashion
upon tho necessity for clean hands as well at
pure hearts, and used to settle their small dis
putes and admiuistor lectures on loving kind
ness and fraternity, of which, though the
manner flew far above their undeveloped
comprehensions, yet tho matter seemed to
sink into their hearts and may yet bring
forth good fruit. There is general lamenta
tion at his announcement that he will return
no more, and even the elders miss tho quai.it.
handsome old crank, and the square secuis
lonely without him. New York Cor. Brook
lyn Eagle.
Fun for tho College ISoys.
Some of tho residents of that portion of the
city near the Red bridge were treated to n
novel sight tho other evening. They saw a
party of about twenty young men drive down
to the Seekouk in hacks, and as soon as thoy
alighted seven of them were taken in hand
and escorted to tho top of tho sand ba:;k.
There tho seven had their hands tied behind
theci and hood3 wero placed over their head;.
It then became apparent that the party earn
from Brown university and that the sevea
unfortunates were candidates for admissio:i
to one of the secret orders of the college.
When all was ready the victims were asked if
they were bravo men. One of them avowed
that ho had a leaning toward that direction,
but ho did net make known that fact with
any remarkable degree of vociferourness.
Tho others looked as though they were afraid
scmo one would say "rttts." At a given signal
tho seven were sent spinning down the sand
bank like so many barrels, and when at tho
bottom of tho incline they were picked up,
placed on their feet and again Interrogated,
bnt in so low a tone of voice that that o:-lioa
of the mysterious rites was lost to tho specta
tors. When satisfactory answers were riven
the candidates were led to the very cd;;e of
the river and given a shove, which sent them
sprawling into tho water. Fortunately . hero
r.-as but little depth of water, and the victim?,
after spluttering and plunging about, wero
brought ashore.
Is'ezt they wero takon to a placono&rthe
boathor.?e, where tboy were hacked up to a
faucet. Their pantaloon wr. ists we:-o then
stretched out, aid the faucet slipped in, srA
before they could realize tho intent ot" tho
"degree team'' their backs were fairly pwim
mingwith cold Pr.wtuxet water, There wero
other steps toward the throne or tho my site
brotherhood, such as having water poured
down their necks, being fattened to slcs
and told to remain there util the tide cm mo
up and washed the freshman socd. uH their
garments, and lastly being located on a e;:.-b-stone,
with instructions to wait for further
ord?rs. One of the young fellows ha 1 a
trick played on him not down in the ritual of
tho society. An East Providence man cr.rr.a
ajong, saw tho blindfolded candidates stand
ing like beggars, with hands open as if for
alms, and grasping the situation calmly re
moved a quid for which he had no further
use and left it in the victim's hands. Hav
ing thus led the candidates through the mys
terious gates ut tho society the degree team
bundled them into hacks, and tha party, drove
pfl to the college in pursuit of other intellec
tual divertissements. Ileports of east-s of
pneumonia, pleurisy, typhoid favc-r and
Other sequences of shower baths and deluges
in the eool of a late autumn night are now in
order. --Providoiio Journal.
A Correspondent!! Acrltlrntal IMsoovery.
Animal Magnet Uxii us uji AiiiUHe::ienS.
i:xj.eriinen(s with a "Clu.-ts in Hypnot
lita An "O;icn;tor'" Concltiiois.
This l-.'tter v. iil I.o in the nature of u confe s
sion. La:-t sjiring, discovering by ae- i!c;:t
that I could mesmerize, 1 tot.k u: m i.n.i is;n
as . t diversion for tho amusement d' niyself
eei:d frien!s. I had long 1: !:ev( d in il
e2.ti.-ely, and carefully watched its j iv
cess. s, but I wished to study its jililh -op;:y
jvnd iiad out, if I c.t;'d, tho cviii :.) and tho
liiijiis of its mysterious 'hi'f!.:'iie;ia.
1 lir.it, found that I c.mld, by j-.lacing my
hai.il .'ii tlij l'orc!;e;.d f a youTig n'-q iMir.t
anco and aeeoT.'ipmiyirg I hi; slight, pi- -.i;'v.
wi: ii an im;erative oiunutn-l, I t.s hi ; eye:
.Me! k 'co them iirm'y closr-d ttl ef-
;":;!": of his wii!. I could j:n;el hi:a to dan" .
or k.-cp him from i.-vvirg fV.-.m 1-is tr.u-us;
i-o.'l-.l prevent hi.s ri : from his oh.dr; pi .v
vev.t his striking LU h::itd t- g-ti!or, a:;!, .-it-!-si,
couM i-T.-veni hi: from FjK'akiii.'. In
i'."e. i i tdiijolutoly o.iirollwl l.is vi lli..' iry
tauseies in every r.'::;.'-et, and r.ml.i e :.;. !
him to do anything that h ; '.vas phytieji y
cai.'al la of doing.
Extending the c"j5i'riine:it-j, I ohtai;:'-1 1h':
:i'!i i c'intn.1 over ce'...;, hot!i Taea iaei
.vo-1-.i., till I hid j!ai a c':;s;of seavt :
so re;o:ivo t!:at 1 r.i.l coiitr;l them with
. Up to thio time t .: -y v.vre all I cr.' ly
coaseio;;.; ?:-id with-n.t ai.y killueinr.!;Ns;
they kaew who they were, where I hey were
und what tkoy were doing, and th.ry l:m,.'!:"l
as heartily at the ah..i;rd lesaltsootaii:- I as
nay f.peetji'.o;-. Up to thL tifie, loo, i had
no ni-;a!W of a':"erl.ii::iag who'.!i-r the ! p
p.irent rrsulht were genuine. I might bo the
dupe of cunning pc.;.! who were co;i.-.!ri;.
to fool me. for ia theso early :;'ai," -s il: ro
seems t; bu no way of seieiitilically prov
ing it.
It was some time I "."oro I v. as ;:hl to carry
the cxperi!ie?its f ui-tlier t-.nd ; t cant r::l of
n
.r
n
"I don't dare club him," said a littlo girl ;
when told to punish her pug deg with a club
because he had just snapped at her. "1 dont
dare club him. He might bito me, and then
I would have hydrotoxicon.n This little girl
had been reading tho papers lately, and ia
some way got Pasteur nixed up with swill
mill--. Cincinnati Times-Star.
tho oo!iscioi:siie! and .! ''' of my cl.-i.. At
last success ciaac. I mado t!i--i,i ntul hear
must juitcea and fight ta ioiv.a iiiors with
;,reat energy. At this p..ht they l.-caiao
iia::cl, and it wi ca:-y to eraraaaad 1h -'r
iea.'ii-s in other rosp:ts. At a si:g;.:wt:
tliey heard midc, the ii'iscs of a riot, a tie
der storm, the mnviag of Jioa:;, a ;;i'e, ei
CoL Ingersoll, ami they giY.iIualiy Mi.-!" l-o
vividly anytiiing to which I davctcd ta
e.tteution. In this world of haiiacaiel;
they lost ccus-'ciousnes.: or, rattx-r, th-y
ahandtined their i-eal existence and as.-aiiised
an aLnormal existence, us oils "does in a
dream.
VAIUOU3 EXPEimtEr.TS.
I am not yet certain whether this strango
condition is imposed on them by my will or
whether it is self imposed, subjeetivo and the
result of expectation on their jiart. I am in
clined to believe tho latter theory is true,
because when I direct their attention to a
horse, for instance, ouch one sees a different
sort of a horse and his head is iu different di
rections. By a few additional passes I can induce a
cataleptic state in which tho sensitive lie
comes perfectly rigid and can be laid out be
tween two chairs, his head on one and Lis
heels on another like a log. They can also
be easily made insensible to pain, 90 thai,
pins aro stuck through their hands, teeth
drawn and painfyl but harmless acids put ia
the 03-0 without extorting a sign of feeling.
In this way, and others even more conclu
sive, I havo demonstrated tho good faith of
my class.
I have given several receptions for tho en
tertainment of my friends and record hero
some result for the beve.it of laeso ia other
cities who choose to try t!: pilar txptriraonts.
Tho available class now cor.sLts of t ,'ht
four g;nt!ei-::u and four iaaka, froci 17 to -10
yvvtvd of ago. Two of tauso (both ladios) I
have never been able to take into the region:
of hallucinations. I can control them physi
cally, can prevent . their unclasping their
hands, or Laying down a fan, or rising f ix.ai
their chairs, or pronouncing their owa
names; but here my influence ste,:;:!. I can
not make them think that tho ream i : hot cr i
cold, or that inusquitoos aro prevalent;, cr
disturb tho testimony of their senses ia ci;y '.
way. I
The other sis are lost to tho realities of life?
the instant I touch them. One of them I cai j
put into a sound sleep in r. second, ur.l ho
will sleep until I awaken him.
It should bo stated here that tfr.esc sensitives
are above the average of intelligence end
mental activity. Thro of them are cierlrs in
the departments, one, who took the vsleai,'
tory iu college, being an avtljt in the Smiih
Fonian.' Two mv hi builnass for I'.emselve.;;
one of them, a shrew:!, : jg.-cl. .rj and J.;-vl-1
headed man as one .vould meet anywhere,
with a shf.rp commercial turn of roiad. This
lr.r.n tli tiers i'roni the oth-r.-r; in being keenly
incredulous nker ileal of his hallueinitioj
when thev s-ni unreasonable.
SOM3 COXCLUSK.'SS.
I know of no oilier lhi;; i;i which there is
so ranch entcrtainr.it at. ia mc.-n!: risai. F"r
the l:e::efit ot tltcae who desire- to esperimeac
I append certain conehociens fi'oai my owa
ti.-crimenU'. here:
1. About one person in ten can be mos
rjerizod. 'J. Tho proportion of people who havo tito
"power"' to n.i'-Siiierize, if it bo a power, I tU
not Know.
3. Mesmerism is a t rar.ee and pcerns to n.f
fdmost identical witii somr.auibullsm.
4. It is as harmless as sleep. My sensitives
occasionally come to mo in the daytime to ho
put to sleep for tho pui-pose of o'ta::ing re? t.
5. Hallucinations tliat take place tmrler
mesmerism are celdom rcmenibtreu ia a suh
Eoquint waking state, but are ftnerally re
called with vividness in a subsequent nies
raer'c state.
G. Mesmerized rabjocts do not see the ob
jects or people in the room or hear any noise
whatever oxeept tho voice of the operator.
T. My sensitives could havo an arm or a
leg amputated, I have no doubt, without
sullering anj' pain.
8. Some cf my sensitives are able to toll
what goes on behind tnc-m, and vuero they
cannot see it, by some rjceult sense of which
I am ignorant. I am at present pursuing
study along this lina.
Others here are now erpcrimenting, and I
think mesmerism ' is the corning- fashionable
"fad." W. A. CrclTut in .New York Mail and
Express. .
Real estate and abstracts.
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c.vh'.bit'd oyer till ccmpctiti-r-'. Tiie award j., f.:;;is:fcs.i:t in .r,h.t ' :.:..:tt:uty
style, value and qyantitr and v.iil ciii:i:!:mkI your inurt' -o:icj:v ii-
v.hen wc t,.--.:ert ;h:;t v,e l.av.; 1 his .v.-a-:on the raii-:1... -J,
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To l.-e lutind in the city.
The ladies of Plattsmoutli and vicinity are respect fully invited 1 - r -,) s.i. i:j,T.itt
some of the wonderful .Mar.ufa, tared. Tcstilt; IViiiioum e..' :. a--
Special ale or iSwxh o Csrpi' i?;9 TiIIIlx
Tiiis sale will continue this and ail next week. Great bargains v. '.'A be cfTcred.
"We are rather !ato in pacing or.r rooster on the pjrc:; o-.r;Lt- to iLe
grc-at nisli and receipt of new guott.s niahinr; csuiitr ;.t:i;.ijf.onii!iit
imjio.-pjble, but iron, this date vaieli cur ad vertiitmciit proiit
tlierebv.
Wlrite FreJit Dry Gocda House,
Main street - . Plattsmouh, Neb
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