The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, November 11, 1891, Image 3
v - 8 U U V K YIO B AND VIL F.NGINKKR county clerk be , --" attended lo. .MICK IN COl U T IIOt'dE, Nebraska 'smouth, JIS PLTPK-KHEKG. THE LEADINQ GROCER HAS THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY. THE LITT1.L' KAT MULE. HOW AN AUNf WA3 FOUNfX DISAPPEARING FROM THE STREET RAILWAY SERVICE. I ; MAitrrACTi'u or a.ni I nKAI.KIilNTHB ;rci:sT ijkands oh cigaks '.ACCO AND SMOKE.vV ARTICLES always in stock stlsmouth, Ncbrassa -iRST : NATIONAL ; HANK or rLATTSMOUTU. Hf.URABRA .4 op espltal luW ItttieverT et fwllltlrs l" " Prom' UkiioMtlon of ll.ltlwats Banking Business) k..bonHi, gold. to,.Ti!iTiBnt nd loJ IfclHMlU on Hie eettlneu.- in ii. v ort ol int ..i tb nrtwiual tawaa O ' OUBCTIONS MADE anUM isiutflit ..4 interest nii'wmi tflllllWII. BVllaliWi 'ulli-S Males UI uruf. amb rnoMrTLT hbiiit- TSI. ; ,.(tftffTmtH. - .,..,l rfWB.lb, yVeeideut A WW la-iter, recti Faera and . m LLA ATTENTION FARMERS I want your Poultry, Eggs, But ter nnd your farm produce of nil kind, I will pay you the highest (Msh price us 1 mil buying for u tirti in Lincoln. R. PETERSEN, THE LEADING GROCER ti..u....rt..U . . ... Nebraska Whnra 11a Cnmri frcnu and Whence 11 la Cilnf Wlint lln CntU, rokan mill I'librokmi A llitnljr l.lllle Unit UU Wuik untl Vmim of Sei-vliia. How often ono hears the remark, "Just look ut those mules drawing Unit car; lliey look like rats." They have , thus become known very generally uh . littlH rat mules, ami the d.'seriptioii Is i eood one certainly. Mimv of them don't look iniii'h lnr,,'. r l.inn I n.'-l b.Ilv goat. Icing .u..U .: ; llicnre hidden from ths V in tho 'ar by lln? tlf-li-laiard in iiout. It --i ti.inly does look cruel to maUe thi ni 1 (ill li :ir loudel down Willi people, a I "A that would strain poweiiul hm-e-t on mi up grade. It I lilts a great many other things, however. It in cruel only in nppwmco. Tho littlo uiulu i eiinal to tliin und mi.cli more. If tho car would hold more peo pla ho and bis mute would pull It liny place, and on a level would tako it nkip mif hIoiik ho fast that you would nlmot beyin to thiuk no other motive power waa rwiulred to realize rapid traiiHit. He hits endurance, peed and ttrcnth, and thrive where an animal more hardy nutl trouper in appearance would suou ilic. In rapid motion he t'oea by jmcpa and jerks, but be accomiilishea the deHired reault, and i one of the moat servicea ble animals to be bad in the street rail way business, lie is, however, rapidly (Jisnppearin, giving way to mechanical motors. Child U'lKtiM Knlr.lB. mt Itoluny 'tim Inui llM,d flay. Colonel VV. D. Mixire tllns Htwy which would, colli 1 it lie tf1vi;n iu print n Mr'! VtiNire telln it, prinluce a (freal effect. 1 Bt-Sheritl l luley was aecoert .1 n clay or two since at the corner of Sixth trcet and LiLcrty avenue by a little tot, a Kiel, j 4,.ce As P J. H:A:N:S:E:N DKAI.EB III STAPLE AND FANCY OIJOCERIES. GLASS AM QUEENSWAUE ZKNS HANK. FHi!AHKA W " -,M.AlTM')fTH : .i t,i t d Id ... . luthorued Capital, ttOO.OOO ,'i tli". Puble Solicited V .i.t. orncaas iKliTU. JOS. A COSNOH, Vlo-r,Ie,'', W. II. '1!FIS(I. Cti. v r DiEiinoui -.-J....h J A.fonnr.ir.H.ub.rtiii I W.Jbnn. Ui.ua Basok. Jobs O'Ke-l MxiriAia. wm. ii'"i'i n. Cuihlng. mm mmrn am si J w. i. t ' fiinrAlof dp.HlW heiirlnlntrt : ' HARDWARE STORE S. E. HALL & SON Kep all ktnrl of bnllien hardwr oil bas'l aim win tupi'iy nmi''-i v viable Itr i TtIN ROOFING ; anliill klninonin work promMly Urs. orderi (roia tli country Solicited. I . the old darky said when be saw the elec tric cars, "The Yankees is K""t po ple; they wa'ut satisfied ter free de ni,'a, and now they've done gone and freed de tallies." That is abont t'.ie cane. In Kt. Louis, for instance, the littlo rut mules and, for that matter, the larger Biiile und the horse are few in tinmber, not one in thirty for thiife employed as recently as three years aj,'o. With our increase in opiilutioii, tew indiihtries, etc., this is a somewhat remarkable statement, but tt is correct. Tho littlo rat mule is ft ponli'W mil mnl. Doni and raised in the southwest, Texas and Mexico, be is now going to the south and southeast for Service ou tho plantations. In the very recent pant, when ull the street cars were drawn iy horses and mules, th demand for thetn was very great for that purjioite, but as things generally e'jnalizij themselves, so has the demand for horses and males. The street railway companies which have changed to cable or electric inotot power have generally deposed of their live stock to very fair advantage, though there are still on band some ol the little rat mules that are unul. Thia littlo animal U one of some value, though ho does not look it. Twenty dol lars would le a very fair valuation, but in fixing that estimate you would be ivnv off the mark. Unbroken ho com mands considerable moro than that. The cheapest lot that ever came to St. Louis, probably, was one of 1!U0, the price paid for them beln a few cents less than twenty-si dollars per head, but they were unbroken. Ho is a stub born little brute, and thero is considera ble labor in breaking him so be can be put ahead of a bobtail and trusted to the average driver. Thus broken he has a value of sixty to seventy-five dol- too young to talk plainly, wb piiHed ut his coat und asked "Do 'oo know Aunt Tatie1 Somewhat surprised. Mr. Cluley te plied that he could not say unlt-ie he l.i.ew "Amit Title's" last ninue. Ta c'.iild opined thut the wavtrd p.irty didn't hare Any lastuamei sin whh t Aunt Tntie." The bt'.le on" then ex plained tin; she wits lost, and s!w wu m great dirtr-3. In r li quivering so that at tinif i rim eoiiid ooirurly i;peii!c. Mr. Cluley tl'.oiwiit with all ins mighi for a few uhti' nis. when an idea sti-nr'; llilil and he lulled til -chil l for U'd.-ccfi je tioti of his aunt. Tlii littl ) m-ii I n re pliel t!iat "Aunt Tatie" was rather tall and wore nastnrtiuiu ilowers in l:nr hon-m-t. Now, Mr. Cluley would hardly stand a creditable exiiiiiinalion in lsitany. Ib knows cabbages from iiotato nues, and knows the nustnrtinm when he sees it on the table in tin) shape of a picklo, but to- save his soul be could not tell what Its- flower was like. Again he rnbbed his dome of thought until lie rublied Into it afresh suggestion and acted upon it at uuce. Acctmtiug a lady who was pawing, he asked Iwr if she knew a nus turtium flower when she saw it Hue was at first disiosed to resent the ques tion sasn impertinence, when Mr. Cm ley hastened to explain, and begged her to take an observation and ascertain whether there were any ladles in the neighborhood with that familiar flower iu their bonnets. The lady glanced into sereral milli nery and dry goods stores, and finally called ont that she bail discovered a lady with a bonnet bearing the flower wanted. Khe pointed her out, and im mediately the little one cried out joy fully. "That's Annt Tstie." "Annt Tatie" was disposed to be cross with her charge for wandering away from tiie sjKit she had designated to wait nntil her annt did some shopping, but Mr. Cluley's feelings were aroused, and he wouldn't bear the little one scolded. Instead he proceeded to reprimand the woman for her thoughtlessness In leav ing her charge exposed to the danger of being kidnsiKsd. "Aunt Taiie" had become so Interested In her shopping tlmt she had forgotten to note the flight of time. Hud the little one not been bright enough to recollect the name of the flower In the bonnet she would probably have lien crying her eyes out, a guest at the central station. and her aunt would have been frautlc ritbiburg Dispatch. A Tu)i' Mail. In the town of PVUeo, a place tluttant ' from tidewater ovt-b ninety miles, there ' in a great cnriinity, (known us the "tur- I tie s nest. f or nnry-two years a tiwiie' baa come anntiuby hpthe u.tt to tlepnslt ' her egs. 0er half a eeoiury ago she- i select ud her nest, tliiru iu uu open fieU. . . . .. .. i 'i- . .. '.. . cut now in a yane in num t A relative of tne owner of tkw houne branded ' the date lfc-li npon tp turtle's back, and it can b plainly traced now. Sue-comes aliout the sam- duteeucb your, aud her first few day ure pajued iu inspectiiir tiie Hiicient net, the yard and sumniudiu.t. Liikr sue tlls a Itolo in the- ground aiid tliete depobit i her egs. This year she left f"Vty-two-egg.-, but us many were curri.-d away and too others often disturlx-d, only about a dozen of ti:e j ggH hatched out. lhe owner of the hou.- L is ten id tl little; turtles, none k more tliiu Iw.cj tlii) size of a postage jl stamp. Tu old turtle always departs-'i ufter laying the egiy; the warui sand and ( ua leive as an iiicu'.ia! r. Tliis turtle bus been seen at tlurDrcw ( Dead Vatcr on the Mattuwamkeng river, fully bftv miles away from the nest. Her eij tiiirfy-fiv pfKinds. and it is said she was as large when branded as shell bow. K;ich June she comes to Putteu, and U always welcomed by old andi young. Bangor (Me.) Letter. - Wus'and's Mistake. If ii-biiiulK-toiy often mi-t wives, a.j'l paivnts llieir cliibireiu, to milfcr triHii lu-aclaclie; tliiziiU'MB, nctirulia slet-pli-Knt'Kfl, -ii-trt, lU'rvouMiii'smief , wlii-n ly tlie- uhc of Dr. M Uch' Ke Wi""nlivo NcrviiK- such oerioiie re itfltsi could enwily be prevented. Ih-itjitfislH e-vtTrywlie-ie uy it ft'v UMiycrnal miii;laii1ioti iiikI lias- ao iiimictisi' Hal WiJoilworth'A; Co., ot' Fort Waving Ind.; Smiw i Co., ol m-raoiHC, N. ; J C. Wolf, ItillH(lulet M it'll.; and liUtulreclH of olIu-rH tay:, "It iri the nr-fites feller they ever' knew." It coiti-MiM iio ophite. Tri"3 botvk-H and line luifili on Ncrvotii lirtinscs, free :itf'. U. hrickc A Co'a E. V.SnVM'i ,'-f rt prominent nf.il. K'oclieHtcr,. Wis ileuicr in Lrcner; li nicivliao'liM', m:l. who runn fevt'riil ne Miiii vvauiia. had one of liis horn.iB hndly ctUitiul hur-ni'd with a luriiit, 1 he w( iiiwl refilled to ht-nl. l ln; Iioree became lame ami wtiif iiowwithftiiinliu careful intention and the application of remedies. A friend handed Sawyer home of Mailer's Hnrb Wire Lini inent, the rnost woiulerfrtthinuf ever snw to heal such wouixis. lie npplivd it ht varies from thirty to i only three times una tne sore was compii'ieu iieoacu. hv.v. for nil fors, cutn, briises and wounds. ForeaOe-by all drugRist Bala Off Ih the Sjongaa, The vexsd question of "hats rrt or "liats ofT' during public worship was settled at the atinnal wee tiny of the Anshe Cliesed congregation, at the lero pie on Scoville avereue. The old Jewish cuMtom of the mule members ol thsr ctn gregation wearing thxir bats daring public wonhip has always been in vogue in tkis congregation, A. number of the younger and more progressive- members have objected to tiki caaioin, and it has caused more or less discussion for several a Cure for Paralvela. Frank CornclitiH, of Purcell, Ind. Ter., says: "I induced Mr. I'inson, a whose wife had paralysis in the fnce to buy a bottle oi Chanibe-rlaiii'a lif ain Halm. To their preat eupnse before the bottle had all been tasea lirilir w 'a-frreat deal bette.n Her K fcioe had' been drawn to on side: kTMit the I'ain Halm relieved all fpnin and soreness, ana tne mouin C assumed its natural shape.'.' It la -Mao a certain cure for rheumatism .Inme'back, sprains swellinirs and VTamencHH. 50 cttit bottles for sale y F. G. FrickeACo.,DriigKist9. ears, itie ol'ltir meraoers -neiu ieu- ciotislyto their hau. and the yonnger ones bided tlieir time until they should have a siifiiciisiit majority converted to their views tv change the custom. The matter was Ijroiight up at the an nual meeting, which was very largely attended. The bjit netiot Was dis- imsaed at great lenfgth. and several very warm sjuwiiee wn t made on both sides. It was finally put to a vote, and the members who a- opposed to wearing hats were virtorioj us by a decided ma- wit v. The decM.on was that hereafter tho congregation I hall worship with hats off, but those whq desire to retain their bead covering will be permitted to do so. Cleveland 14 ader and Herald. . Some' of the moat startling, in- , terstiup discoveries of the life and customs it buried f.irypt are now being made through extensive exca vnttions. These discoveries are exciting a great interest, many discoveries are, however, being made in our country that are re markable, among which we may mention thut of ilaller's Fain Para lyser which effects entire relief, and in many cases a complete cure oi that terrible disease rheumatism, aud which altio relieves pain of ull kinds. For sole by all druggists. ' " i Cot Mla sod Fifth street. Vld nptwltat iSulldttS 118 Prsl Kt. PLATTSMO0T1I. WKII. , vi on . Ai W OFFICERS . ..i. KresH'nt . B.rsmsie , u..ii 4 liorrfer "" l lell u v.if.nni. valine. DIRECTORS 5-1.??..? IS -' un;a..,. YL i.lUiiney Si.i !, n. nrtniu, . ' l nr.nr.ktL BABX1!5C BU3l3ft2 :RAH3TED atNtwivi on tlmr A MntlU LI millf "!:. " ., one. ordar. Ir-.ia tn country ...iiciumi. u,. -onM natnrallv soprwee that his raiser would bre.sk him, and get his r p banced price, bnt, as a rule, he hAs come to the Bt. Louis railrouuJ as wild as could be, and also as stubborn, but the ,it.ir.Tw of the companies havo bad a rjriKll.lil3a IHIUOU, ,rMnll tll,.ra to trarUUlity. They have also bad some exciting exjHtb'tices, 817. ai, 221 sod ill Main rtt., Plattsmouth Nebraska H. il B'JKS, Propriswr. bu been thoroughl) twi !s lbe Perkins on.ia!j-.d froUl toil K rOk'U. jow one of the best hotels Id the state JotnW will be Uken by the week at t50 and op. Window lUirrett's ((lass at Brown A tf For Bat. A base burner with oven for sale heap. If GOOD BAH CONNSCTED ... . J ilur is-. '' r :. -1 DAU3AM A At ' f 4j 11 IWWiWI -,TH-r, r?-;tr.---.-V.L-3 ZJ3 tzA 01 VaS - " Tetlor. ult lihcuia, Bcald Uood, OU ChtoiJ Sores, lover t3ore, L.-xma, Feb, Tc-Jxh Ecitttdioa, tjorn J.lpplos and Piles. Itlscoor.e nd -w-thln. ilttndrodsof uaoej lav beea cured by It idler all ether troatuxnt Lfti fiUcl It L: iut li? W I n .. , - .i CI It JJY ' iwi"'i ..- --'i.'WTi;'. 7i-.' -i-e" Style sfsfe' Square Pianos ARE COWO Out of rasL i's probably nsrer be sblo to fy.,;2 J 'skZi'- iJiiwoiki I- -i f )ur old square piwio iali r,'r,-;;i .r.r .; ':'' tt?T YCL.il U..XIIVCII GUAM NOW )U f - : 'i A Vl V If tnn fir ' t-tnnl t hwtflttff hihI ft foUl tm L t) SJ V.w i'. .r a-s w. u. Us ,.. . awlfcilaw U. t; f w r-jmn ww . 1 ryt 1 1. !! ' '' i i"-1 : ".!. rVmA ktnject lo .fi-M.!. Ml'atl imi ywor su (iuumi tul ) appiova taa . a r I s IF Lt'jlb to Fond mm Mrton!o Terr.plo, Ux, as the little fellow has heels unite serviceable as his burger relative, and be knows how to nse thetn too. You have got to look out for thetn, and you have got to pnt some muw-1 if to nse whan vnn think von havo an easy task to hold w.u ii..M -1 ma ia m)K a.( ail . ... - easy sometimes, as he has strength and frequently a very hard mouth hard enongh to pull a bobtail car by it with tin, trtuvil luckflicd. It has been said that it sems cmel to rnu theso little fellows to a street car loadod down with passengers. To the contrary, there ar few animals which huve an easier life. The polling of the car Is nothing to them. They can laugh at that and kw fat- Twenty-five to lhii;y lui'.es a day I- them is uothing at Ml. end thst is itWt what ther cov- e. .u i r'.- t o-.t.v'S 11 ir.--. ... - - - . ... - . 1 with their day a worlt.tliey are mrneu Into a bij yard, when th-y run and roll as they please. They never die, or at leat tho employees or tne street rail ways never hear of their dying. lien they approach Hint period cf life thay are fold or sentolT t- tne I irm, wuero they may s.ill be of s.imn use. They are aged beroro that it me comes, however. Tuere are, for Instance, little rat t'lulrsss iuuehas20or2 years old :.(.! In Ki-vice hero, and some which have been In the service twilvo and B.'u-on yt-ars. And still they ore, p all appiuiraiiciw, pw'd f jr wvtnd je?.rs yet. Tl.ev aro as Mroni and active as ever, nrrsrentlr. end' will liltely a y.-ar front now atrtrt in f'ir a seroitd lifsen a sorj'li ern tdauUtlon. This Is a long tine for u;i .n ivml to tM'nn ever rr;imt and od.'T l.ie-i.i of t iiviiiir, tiin u;;h mnlaa-1 ia nil kinds of w-tther. but the limit lu .s tiwiiij -iy j..., r b- n roacJ.f-1 wi'.h this bardylutlJ follow, lie might bo niij":ted to twice ss nnii'j, po wilily, so 1 c'.ni not f ill imdr It. I i io'..',;;!..n tt performing service t.Tl lo t i:t if I'm her .1 or ;'.n lurire iw'iil". the halo rat mule is one of the lit :,..t ai'l.nr-U known i:i ti.o I JU it- ipjire-1. It tiiiid't, in fait, be said that he ren'.ly dues uot re'1'.iirn a-.y cmm. IIj Bijurlsh! be.it when allowed totuuh It, Ho is, of course, fed grc.ln and hii. but l.s ii not in I'.w K'H't liistlcloti iil.out his food, a ia thd born.-, end In tho abw nco ,t rtytUii.l ela" would probably ni'innre t i In-.- oil o'd bo.,' '- -.. i'- l.'-'-i i i , i- t . i ti; '' i' ' ua Itoi, U Lk.i. Clv'-i) Uv..iO.iui. ChlMUh ralth. An Mamnle of childish fulth, of a kind a dull aze wears away, was seen the other day. A little boy was sitting in the yard of an old country homestead on either side of him sat a hnge dog, pa tient and loving. The snn shone down scorchingly on the trio, and its rays were uncomfortable. Shading his eyes with his curved hand tho child looked sky ward and said, "Pnt in that sun, please, The snn shone brightly, and the little fellow related softly, "Please put In thnt sun, man up in thesky; it hurtsiny head." Just then over the face of tho blazing orb there sailed a white summer clond, then another, and the yellow blaae turned suddenly to a hazy, restful gray. Turning to the' dn?s, the little boy, put ting an arm arouad the neck of each, said: "Did yon see the sun pulled In. Romeo and Chieftain? When yon want anything, if yon is gisid, and yon ssks Ood for it. he fives it to yon. Tho ntn bnrt mv head, and I asked him to put it is, and don't you see how he did reach out and pnt it In for mc-r The dogs lookud wise, leaned their heads lovingly toward tho diminutive little theolojrlan, and whatever might have been their belief, kept an inscrutable silence. Providonco Journal. Wtar Kyas Are tlflit ami Hark. An Interesting point Is the cans of the different shades of color we see i a the eyes. On a certain membrane in the j,,trinr era numerous cells. Called "pig- mrnt" cells. When these are present in very groat nnmlsrrs they produce thnt decn black color of some eyes, and in proportion to tholr numbers decrease also the depth of color, till finslly a light blue is reached. In certain eyes thse . t.nM, fnii An i.f.t mi. t r irl, t-Tif- wanticg, Indeed, all tiirongh the system, huir aud Bkln. A person of this descrip tion is called an albino, aud among ani mals wa find a parallel 111 tlie cise cr the white rabbit. Chambers' Journal tValklua- IMck ia tba Ulf City. Wrecks of Uie, early winter theatrical season are alreullv seen iiiNuwlorlt mauuxers wboes venturL-s havo failed after a few niuhts nit of town, tired looking actors who seem to have walked homo, and beditaggled looking women,, whose faces ted plainly of their disap pointments. It is tlie old story of poor plays, poor limine and tho refusal of the ghost to do his weekly little pedestrian act. And yet iai the main the theatrical outlook is very good, for wHh big crops tomes plenty of money and an array of people to be uicised. But It is the sur vival of the fittest The poor plays are not patronize!, and the managers tt many come to grief. There are many fumihar facea on the Rulto today, men and women who started off a month sgo filled with hope-. Some of them Will lie glad to shovel snow for a living be- ore fpring. Foster Coatee In Mail and Express. . A Da4 riaoa far Wraok. When a vessel sinks in the channel through Lahe Oexire (kits, near Sanlt 8t. Marie, there k plenty of trouble. The value of the wesols delayed by wreck theisj recently at estimated at $14,000,000, and that of their cargoes at tl.000,000. At one time seventy uws steam vessnls were auohorod on tb at side of the blockade and sixty, on the west side, and A new channel had to be cat through tie Sits "to allow" thchi to continue tlrir ways. Four drudges worked day aad night to make a channel 700 feet In bmgtit, 60 in width and 60 ia depth. It ia said that the only way to nrt-vent accfk-ufulike tlytt which cauacd the wreck ia to limit the speed (if vessels ia the chumoL There was tlie same trouble at the Clair flats ttutil men were staUor.ed at the nds of Uie cliaa nul to time the vecaels.-New York San. For many years Mr. H. FiThotnp son, of Des Moines, Iowa, waij se verely afflicted with chronic diarr hoea. Hi; says: "At times it was very severe; s much w, that 1 fencrd it would end my life. About even yenm ngo 1 rhaiifwl to pro cure u bot'le of Cliaujucrlain's Colic, Cholera'- ami Diarrhoea Remedy. .It gave ma prompt relief; and I believe-cured me permnnent ly. as I now e'tt or driuk without tinrnt anytrnng I pieaee. x nave imo used U m my taiiiiiy wun mo est results, for sale by f. u. Frickie St Coi Wonderful Suocess. ;T wo years ago the Holler Trop. o.' ordered their bottlca by the box now tney buy by tne carioau. Among the nopularand succeseful remeuies uiey prejiaic is nuuvi v Sarsaparilla & Hurdock which ia the most womJerlttl bioou puruier known. . No druggist hesitates ta recommo-nd this remedy. Por tials by druggiBt.. A Myttery Exptalned. The panera contaia frequent no tices of rich, pretty and educated girls eloping with negroes, tramps und coachmen, Tlw well-known specialist, Dr. Franklin Milts, says 1. . .. t V. . . all sucli gins urc more or m-bs hj tcrical, nervous, very impnlwive, tin- balanced; usually suinect to ncau ache, neuralgia, hleeplecsticfls, im moderate crying or laughing. These show a weak, nervous system for which -there is no remedy equal to Kestorative Nervine. Trial bottles and a fine book, containing many intsrreious cures, ires at F.O.Frick & Co' s., who also sell and guarantee lr. Miles' celebrated New Heart Cure, the finest of heart tottica.Curee fluttrruig, abort breath, etc Inrautitra Ara Ilora Ornr.rallp f ricakitiir. inventors, lil;o pixits, are born, not made. Nearly every boy can become a good mechaoUS or trudentnan by diligent study and perse veritnee, br.t tint every oue can bocouie a gooJ Inventor. If he has a "knack" for invention, ftudy and hard work will greatly help Mia, and he stunds ft fitir cuaiice some duy of succeeding as well in bis chosen hue as his brother play-. Eiatoa do In boMnrsa or professional life. lnvelitloD is lti) longer a spasmodic work, bt-.t a Wtdm.ite brnnrti of industry, which h:w Hi rei.nU aud renin tiwra- tions f.n thoi'e who follow it faithfully, Ueor"o 11 WaMi In New York Kpoch, A WoadarSil tkiilerfruua4 takek An nndergronn l lahe lis been dis covered three tuik s from Ciinesse. Ida. tt vis found by n we'd iiyer. At a depth of sixteen fott clear, pure lake water rau out o?ver the surface, for a time, then sctt-ed back to the earth's level The- most canons part of it ia thut flih wore brought to ths surface on tho overflow. They have a peculiar up rrM-anr and nro siglUcsaD, indicating that.-tinar. aois umtorrotiud tun..- ine si'rins: baa Kttruuted much attention. and tiiauy lAi mers bi. the vicinity tear that tholr iitiui will drop lute the Wlte. Coise(Kla.) Slatesaiau. Ttiaia Ara Ma II Unit fl.h. There are r.iuny niilmais iu th" world whlcli C'i'K all tiiulr lives iu dailiiicso. never "Inv' a rsy of light. Every om l.,:s hejird of tho lilltid liiu.es of the Man n-i-th ( w.i. Toe Iittfe'r w tho bi,-;get.i -r i ;.i-st i ,-avnis lii tlie United States. All of them are inhabited by numerous olii-.-r sorw of ci-efl.'.'.- i luat Juv-j no eyes for vision. LHerc'ly hpe.il ingthero Is no such thing hs a blind ti-!, si ie tho liio-.t sIkIiI.i-ss of tho ii nv tri'.v p.: a -cs vhmiil iTH-n in a riu'.iniMiiary eondl-li.-n. b'H tor-ni.-.-h v; -t t.f n ' ;! ( n-i i I i . ' 1-:.'" i' ' u,. l.i ..i '.-1 -1 .d.-Vta.ui.iwa li..". Itotibad VfUlla Aalaais. . A oneer cimm waa triud in ths chci.t court of Louisvillo Friday The defend ant was a man who was captured ia the art of committing burglary, Tbe de fense set up tlMrloa that Uie defendant was a somnainbulUt aud waa asleep at tho tima ho committed Urn d.-ed and was, therefow, unconsiioiw of wrong doing. Tho j'iry lxd'-flViyl and acquitted ths uiun. Piiilidelphla Lr-.ljf. . Cuarantoed Cif. We attUiorUe our advertised drug gist to sell Dr. King's Via- :ovvry lor cousumjuion. vuuna 1 Cl'bls, ll...ll tlHH COIiil.tloll. Uvou nre fifiic'ed wi'tt u cotta-n, . . T, , i "l I rr n'iv j. u::.;, i n""i. i v . trouble, and mil uee tnis reincu'jr n lirecle-d, giving it a lair tnai, imu experience; i.enent, you limymimi the bottle nnu nave join refunded. We could not nuiKe tma. i!:r il'd wo not Know mat Jr.. King's New Discovery could rJ'V"' on. it never tiii.-pv'"Ilr' j bottled fttc at o. 1 fuk.'" c-o. Iriig Stare. Larpe sivx oJC, anu. $1.00. MH-sNorveanrl tlvsr ltls. Act mm new principle reRUlaU ing the liver, Moinrvli ami bowei Ihiotightln- ni-rve. A new dipcovt-ry. Dr. Miles' I'ilts fvi'-e'iuy cure imini- sneas bad titste, torpid ltvcr, pnesk ")itistipntiov lir.eqniiU'd Ur n.cn wouh-ii, clilldrcti, smallest, rudest eurestl 50 dones, '-K'. Samples free rt F. . Frick.' & Co'a. Tli a Hahl.lt ana the Klttans. J. IL Chapman has a out that found yo.irg rabbit iu ths field a few dnys atr-i aud car lied It lioiiio, placing U wiut ber kittens, ai d now the rubi.it is just like ono of the family and seems Ij be as Iimmiv as any of them. . The mother cut i.uiw.-i f jiut tlii same as b.r klltecs. Uaytuond (Ills.) ludupendeut Aflar Ilia Vacation. "You look ail brokmt up." "lYVti'raJly; Jt biim dividing tiiys-df r.'.-ti:r io:ty ,ii ttt a aciuluo haUd.' H.u ,m;'b U.iJ.r. We huve f-old Kly's Cream Palm about 'tVce years, ond l'uve tv. conmieiided its tn uiort: trtiu a hundred special cares of cnturrh. Theuunniu.otisnvswer tn 'ur(,m: quartos if,"ll'e th.: best remedy t.mt f lmverventF.rd." Our eminence is, thnt t here pi.rlics I'onui.uod its Hhe.it n -ver fads to i.un-.- J .11. Montg"iiiery, &Co., i)rugi;ta, De- ........1. f11Q . When I berrsn using Lly Yrc."n. Hulminy cstatrh was so bad I had headache the whole time nod I dis charged n lurge umount ol filthy matter. That bus nlitund etit.rc'v disappeared and have not hnd b- .-r,-h" BcietH'C.-J.StirnmrrH.bte;.:. . y, Conn. t'W