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The fail r-.nuhu -f Not'.e f estates for &j2 sn.l : ; :.:k:: CfcjJcs Yii'l he t.t Frcs.
3 f Article" t..-o Hat. rv.i v.ily hi- il.c r:t .11? v.iouc I " .-...l -.' . .? 1 r-! -...;.:, unit; whm ir
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( ' . The Mrui of Jj;.;. i .VicCir :i.l.- I yv .' -r.ri.; t '.nekton.
Henry Clews- Vn.-i
i . lO 1 C.UlilC i-ji - y..
it i f.-.t:J .C-rlA? Stories. 10;) SkAcc. of Aivc
Article of Practical AJv.ce. Sketches of Travel,
fiilinpscs of Royally. Popuhr Gticnto ArticJc.i
Railway Life uni Adventure.
700 Larue Papel
:.iJ Or.: i';..;:.tJ C!
will Ccrtr.:::
-.t.rc. V. z ?.r:.i 'Ir.ri Clories.
c;i Self-education.
I.jilx't! Articles.
Natural History Papers.
Cliar.Tln; ChiUror.'s P2s
Five Double Holiday Numbers. I'.!:trated Weekly Cupp'.zentr..
"A Yard
of Roses.'
V1
FREE TO JAM. I, IQ32.
"' To Nrw Rabarrlbrr who will ent ant Had rnd 11 wit. nm
id aildrcM and 1.7J tre will irnd Tfco Co-intnlon Tree to Jnti.. tSOJ.
nd for a Fall Year frm thai Date. Thla oOer Inrlutle llio THANKS
t.IVIXl, CIIBIHTUAH and MW VrAIi'f Doublo Holiday Kumlirr.
tVa will tlu lend a copy efa bsantlfiil r-lntt"-, entltlr-d "A VAi:i OF
UOSBS." It pr.d.ctloo ba. coat TWENTY THOfHAXIl DOM.AUH.
fiend Ctuek, lMoJe Order, or ntaUttrtt Utter at our rick. Addreu,
I THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, Bo-ton, Mass.
i
ricid. u
.ri. hi
tlcarly 1000 Illitnlraliona. K
This Slip I
and SI .75. . 1
JIIIUUI I ai d
(THE OLD RELIABLE.
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STAPLE AND FANCY
WW
KsT : NATIONAL : HANK
OK FI.ATTSMOUTII. KUIiUAHKA
BUngles, Lath, 8ub,
Doors, Blinds
vA40 apply etfrw demanil of the city.
' Call and get term. Fourth itrect
-3 in rear of opera houne.
GROCERIES,
GLASS AND
QUEENS WARE
ioiriF..ia Wall!
ntronajie ! th.Publo Solicited.
raid up cap.Ul
fcuiplm
.7P01,!
.. Iu,ix).n
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
jitNITUEE DEALER
J -
. AND-
i
J
tl.lti A M-v A.A4V
UNDERTAKR.
tly kepa oo Band tTerjtnii
jag oaai to furaii year kotiaa,
Him aura tuts mm
Ptattsmout - Neb
ra the tt li't fwllltli tr tbe prjiui'
tr.i. mm u hkuhiihio
linking Cusincss
tivk.bin(1.ef)l(l.KfT('riimB!it at.d orl.-
urill". b.mlit ..nd "'d. Il-mit. n
IM't llltriv.l HN'.Wfil 'tl III" r'Tlllik-
)r(w rtrnwii, .iiihim mi miy inn n
'.ii SitttK. and all lUe principal ltu it
luropfl.
HOUS-HOLD NOTkiS,
To iir.so crucliM in ttoves ami b-.vj
pipes muke a past? of nnlii-H ami sii'.?.
with wntcr awl npply. A hanler nnJ.
more (!-.!r::!)!e o",nl Ik ma le of irou
Clings, unl itinmoiini! nnil v.iter.
Hits of sonp wlic!i ai .' t"o nm-.ill to be
nscil hliould be tuivfully laid n-iJi for
luumlrj l;i.v, when tliey can bo melted
up to adil to t'.ie boiler liihteiul of
senipin(j tip a new bur of nmp.
Kor a eut take powdered resin, pound
It v.tv lino find fcprcad or ift it over
the cut; wrap a pieee of ttoft linen
around it and wet it in eold water quite
often. This will prevent inflammation
and soreness.
Tun M)np aaver is a useful little uten
sil. It Ik a box of wire net with a lon
handle attached. The soap Ih placed in
It., nnd if hhalcen In a pan of dishwater
wiil produce a btrcnj cuds without the
alitfhtest wasto.
Ton nevere hemorrhage from thn nose
try holding the arms of the patient up
over the head for Ave minute utatimo.
A hmall pieee if lee wrapped in muslin
and laid directly over the top of the
nose will usually five relief.
Uiittkh in Kinall quantities mny bo
made by htirrlntf the eream In a bowl,
and tliis It done everyday by some good
housekeepers who prefer butter made
of 8weet eream und are willing toper-
inn th's r::tra labor tkul t'uey uiay
have It fresh daily.
Ir the eyes are tired nnd Inflamed
from the loss of sleep or lon travel ap
ply la the inornin-' soft white linen.
dripping with hot water as hot as you
en n bear It-layln;; the cloth upon llie
lids. Yon will feel lb c.yea strong and
free from nain or dlbtrcss lu half an
hour.
Wnr.n you feel the prlcklnf pain on
the eyelid that announces the comnif;
of a sty use as an application of very
Btronj black tea or simply the tea
leaves, moistened with a little water,
put In a bajr of muslin and laid over the
oTclid. Moisten a;rain as it dries. This,
If used before the ty pets well under
way, will generally drive it away.
AiipiJi tooniM yuusi
HE AUTHun OF THE O'uD RHYME-!
( STILL A MATTCa OF DCU3T
11
UKCTIOl MD ANB rHOMPTl.T ItlMIT
TKII.
bout market p-lr fr County Wi.
rauts. Htat ana ("mini) bon.u.
DIKKCTOKH
John Kltik'r;Ud '. llwir.,irb
niWi.ji. K. K. Wblie
tlrorea B. Povxy
lolia Fltig-ral l. H. Wmii-h.
rrenlaiMU i '
OHNSON EUILDlNa
sum
St
B
ANK OP CASS COUNTY
Cot Main and Flflb it tret.
aid upraylUI
.'ItplUH
, -5 UK
VTEW
HARDWARE STORE
S. K. HALL & SON
Kefp1lkMnfh-ilMiT hir'lw.r on hand
aud will .uppiy rmiira-uir. wu uiif.
urUle lerj.t
j TIN BOOFINOi
"PO'I'IIU
nl oil klnil. ill llii uritrk nrnm- tlV
done. otJof" fioiu tb eountry Bollclttd.
(It Ttarl 8L rUTTSMOCTU, NEIt.
orncRBS
). 'A. Panio'K fir.l.lHi.i
fr.l i.i.r.irr Vlca I'l' tnl 'i I
I M I ltiT1ll Hl
r. M. I' lltiTiin. i -""
DIREOTOR3
). H. I'sr.MflK. .f. M l'attcron. Fr-I (liiMff
1. It. Kniltii K. B, Wlndiiam, B. H. ItAin-ey nt
r. M fallniouB
0ENEKL fANXlNC BUSIHES!
RAN3ATED
AM-niintu nllrit4. Itit.tv.i allowed nn tttrt
I!k" nn-1 iinnn'it atti-iitiatifivaa to all bu
uc.fuirul4 to its cats.
PERKINS- HOUSE,
117. 319, 221 aid 921 Main Pt,
PUttmouth Nebraska
H. M E0N8, Proprietor.
lb Perklna haa been thorough!!
.nn.td from ton to bottom aoJ 'I
aow one of the bent hotels in tho state
n.r,1r. will ba takap by the week at
14.50 and up.
Chanibarlain'a Eyo rmri
Ctotmaat.
A ecrtalfl coro for ChronVe Soto Eyr,
Tetter, BaJt fiboum. Scald Ilo&d. 014
Chrocio Bores, Ftrcr Sores, Eczema,
Itch, rrtiria BcntchcA Son Tlpplei
ad Tiles. It Is ooollof and soothing.
Ilnndredaof oao have bwsn cured by
It sitor ail other treatment haj (&Uu4
U Is put up la U sad CO coot buzua.
tmar-i.tkri4bMfail.
rr89-"ioiHCUHEO
HkiaMtiiaua. 4W-ra
1 1 I.e.
1 ' it ' 4
Vmr Aichinaon. St. loaeph, Leave
worth, Kanaaa City, St. Louis,
sad all jxjints north, eaal
eouth r wept. Tick
ts sold and baa;
f age checked
ts a y
f i att
la
the
VniteSj
State r
Canada. Fsr '
INFORMATION AS TO KATES
AND KOUTF.S
Call'ut Depot or sddresa
K, C. TowXrfBSii,
C. 1. A. St. Iuis.Ms.
j. c. riiiu.n'i'i,
A. O. r. A. w.vtiana.
Apoar. At, I'lattaiuoutsi.
Telephone, "7.
300D BAR CONNECTED
COMFORTABLE
A Quaint
SACQUE.
Garment
fol
Slotbrr-llulitiard
I. Illl. Tnt.
The nunlnt little saenne Is mnda ol
cream-colored wash silk, ftnd trimmed
around the neck nnd wrists and arm s
eyes with frills of soft wash laco. The
yoke Is ornamented with a powdering
of tiny dtnrs worked wltli blue em
broidery silk, and similar stars are pow
dered over the lower front corners gl
the full body portion and carried in a
narrow torder nearlv around the bot
tom of the sacque. ' The yoke is lined
nd fastened in front with four little
. s
Milk
r !
rsJlaj In ntr1s.r t)ra
a.a a ia .
t1ftw f-rr's
JllRCn 17.KXS DANK.
PLATT8MOUTH FRBRABaTA
.lanltkl .tiick Old IS tt
Authortxsd Capital. 1100,000.
fe...i.4 . Ekl&l.ll-.ll I l-kJI
Vrtk lM.ii.i.r. lJ..iua, TwXt lb u,.sw--.
Tfc. Vr mn aiw t'
a. i.
I'm kr iX'iia'tr 1
ft lt.t, iMUl.llf, Iwti.j
i wa m
ameaas -
rmABi eAitncm. jus. A. COFot,
rrsaldMit vics-rrasKU-T.i
W. n. rCflI5(. Ca.bla?.
niuri-iojia
rraak CaneU t. A. Conaor, t. . Oalataaat
I. W.JakBtM, naary Basel, Jobb O aaaia
W. 9. Mwriam. Wat. Wataaaa., w
B. Ouahtas.
ctATEur-conroitTi.t
Epps Cocoa
BKEAKPAS".'
"va tb.tomb ka.wl.lo at Ik ''a'
l.a. hl.h vtvarl .tin nur.1 . ab. Af dhrMI
a4 autritiau. sad if t rv.ii I epiiitanuu
ot well Mt.d rn-n, mr,
a
Ik In prrllt(
I tnn lu rnvldd our kralal tahl wilt
dliraii Btit'H lf-a wlilih iy
mmCTSl GENERAL BABimO BDS1NEJ
a. m.f b'f T daoiut'liliK. IIU tiriu. '
ni m'S arileln. a' ilil tkt a
Itntl.in mar b" ra.lill balli up un'H r nr
annlll to 0lt Ul.'.rl lu lllM,
llumliAd. I iilii ti a.n are n- a'i.s
.... , I w point, wa maf at i.aat a
.ofttllfAtsof dTHtta FanntMri l ttm(l bt i,.,,.,!,! a, .n ,d
Uu.i ana a1U aiobaiiA. oouul and
ait .in
a coitroBTABL aicqva.
Ilk bnttona. Ribbon bowa or baby
nina inlifbt bensed If preferred.
A aacque of this .kind la warm and
o'slntlly r"Ti n,l much mora quaint
and artistie tlmn the crocheted aacquea
ao lonjf worn; they nre used alike with
lonT drcAs- or short ones. If a heavier
eaeqoa la needed. One flannel In deli
cate riuk, blue, or cream la tery pretty,
American Agriculturist.
CONVENIENT" WHAT-NOT.
rt.w ..IHv. t heat. aa TaJ.abl.
tra of r'nraltara.
Screen frames ar to be had of many
atyles, and one recently seen could be
roudc at home If tho House coasted or
'knndf man." Stained and varnished
or enameled wood would make It a pret
ty and eonrenlenl artle!" for a hoivlolr
or sitting room.
The ahclf anawera for a book or cop
of tea, ete., tut It was Invented for an
pu'n Bl'l" i m l a pi iparly u.jr'inf J Irani".
Civil Krl" tltit. Wal-mi tm-' Ha
koilln. watr a iuiik, Hma awiy ta kin
it in.
i .Ihle 'bnl
i..da Kb1s
C. MATES
. ,
SOU H f T - BDUVKValt K5T
MEAT MARKER
HIXTII 8TKKKT "
F. II. KI.LKNBAUM, Prap.
The heat of freMti meat nlwu va found
In thia mnrkft. Almo frcHli
Ktflfs ari Mutter.
WU.I jjaaue of nil kinrle ttrpt la tbetr
aeuMOtv
a a niTR STiast rp
Meat hakketi
CIVIL KNOIXI-LK
It ordnm left Will the eettniy eleik win b
pramptly alt'inli-d to.
OFFICH IM COL'hT HOl'MIt,
finiiatiioiith. " Nebraska
tulETAYllGHT
ar I.KUITH 4S l hlUlxtWS Or p FW jot a ' ' "
i:!irlflAa flrt.A afTur,f MIMI. ' VZ
un,' 11. m rS -lut,. Ih.
M
Jit
U o.aJ A.. t.i k, AMI I A
U J (...J, lull 4 lr i II AT !! "t T"',pJ,i
Vvi'n.. ' tia. I" - w . u w. - ' . i ... m.
- -J a." i ' a
lfi,i(rt'llmi.lAi' T'l.Z
im.. . i.rlHIM.U1;.l.tfl''SJ
JhWU4l" AT.A-A t-. Vlri tottlV
Trav fuifurttrr P rwit.M. ftf OOJJ
Xr0'tcHD Brno A
11 flf to... .Im nm I i
I l J ,,i pi, , v,
I ana, fl a, -i l " .
V It o,MM iMmVu. ymrm
"N.r vl In wl I an) li W .I
th. oiuil ana aiamac. i. arlr V .ap. m i"
I a4.. l' At ' I. Al" . . a UAI in -t
tintaHiaiia kaiaict.i, l-' .. p-tn.,'.
la. ,a,l...H I I .itv. l a.
A riVSTTt iTANU.
Invaltd'a nae, and tha work-baa; below
keepa aoma tnfla of aewing or fancy
work couveuieiiU lite barf may be of
brocade, satin, cn-lonne, etc., with rlb-
1,., na or frintru or blilliU hall oriiUiUOtltA.
Ilia umier ioiu'a of the acretMt uiay ba
filled id with brecadoi cretonne, China
.-,11 the latter ahould be fulled on
nr a uleea of embroidery. An uphol
alcry ifinip liuuiliBa the eih-t). Chicajo
Try Cald Air for BfMtlaa.
Whites of eifira may ba bctea to
.tiff fr..lh b an open window when It
would 1 Impossible In a atea-ny
kitchen. .
No . of Itle.illnf.
Powdered rleo, uprlnkled upoa llnl
and applied to froah wounds will stop
bWdiiltf
pna Autliurlly l'liiii Hit In Itamtnii, but
1 DiMMiinentitry Kvlilrnra .loe. to Slin
Tluit ;liUinltli Wmtn tl Jlii.l-a fur
' Chllilrait A lilt of lllntorv.
' The tiueslion. Who was "Mother
tlnost-T uriM-s periodically in varioi s
jounialistiu tpu-ry deparuiietilH. nnd in
recent years hint Kent-rally been answered
iu one way. lu f.xt, tho tradiliou of
venerable chiirjicter's Uobioii Olivia ie
now so ingrained, as it were, inro c m -n
ut belief that very few ilinpute it. Tlie
ittoiy is that Mrs. Elizabeth (jooso.
Widow of one Isaac (loose (or Verbose),
v us tliM iniil.r-iu-law of Mr. lhou.':!?4
Fleet, u printer in the early part of the
Eighteenth eeutury iu Doslou.
blie seemed to have been a troublesome
mother-in-law, too, lor her luullil .ied
improvised Mite's to In-r little grandson
greatly annoyed the printer, Fleet, lie,
however, found bis account and revenue
by finally collecting theiii ami inakin;;
tlie book known lis "Mother Ooofe'a Md
nilies." This a.:conlK siiliKtantially with
the reply t lie New Voik Leili;. r ive ue
to the autiiortiup of the Mother Goose
jinnies.
Uut it is probably one of the cheriidie'J
myths, flattering to Incnl pride,
when, like that of the William Tell leg
end und inuuy others equally dear, the
solid verdict of Inslory does not. in my
opinion, serve to suMain. There never
was, I think, any just foundation for it.
Wlnle it is portable that Mr. Fleet, of
ancient Boston fame, may have Issued
a "Mother Goose" book, tio copy of Huch
an intue can be found, nor can its
former existence be proved. If lie did
print such a book lie inert ly reprinted
one that was imported in lus tune.
CONC.CMVI EVIDENCE.
According to the best accounts that
we have on this subject the Urst noo.l
bearinir the Mother Goe name was by
rrauit, a rrench author, this wa
titled, "Coiit'-s tlu Tims rnsee tie Ma
Mere L'Oye." Tlie Cist English trans
lation of" this was by Robert dumber.
Very soon, as Mr. Welsh's catalogue
shows, it HpK-ared in Mr. Newbury'
list of publications in London. He saya
the seventh edition wail printed May 10,
1777. Thomas Carman entered Tor copy
rinht "Mother Goose's Melody or Bon
nets for the Cradle," nnd was brought
oot in Worcester, Mass., by Isaac Thom
as. Carman was Newbury a stepaon,
wiio fonutJ a copartnership as his sno
-.1 a'
ee.tMir tn bnsiness witu rrancis New
bury, the original Newbnry's nephew.
It was from Mr. Sewliurys esiorts,
therefore, that "Mother Goose" gt IU
ciaulaiion in Lnglish the Newbury
who made famous the now forgotten but
once celebrated story of "Goody Two
Shoes." lioth these books appeared with
out recogiiized authorship; hut there if
very stroni evidence for believing that
the "Goody Two Shoes" was written by
no less a personago than Oliver Gold
smith. The facts supporting this as
uuiption it would take too runch space
to relate here, but they seem, In addition
to internal eviduuee, to wake out a very
plausible case.
It la believed also by Mr. William IL
Whltrnore, a noted Boston historical
scholar, that Mr. Goldsmith had a hand
In the "Mother Goose" book likewise.
The stories of this fable, like Topsy, bavu
growa in number from time to time,
and some of those from tbe Newbury
pre were no doubt additions, and os
aibly aJJitiwus from Uolilainitu. own
muse. A enrions piece of evidence on
thi point is furnished by Mr. Whit
more, who says: "Forstcr, in his famous
'Life of Goldsmith,' ifivea proof that
Goldsmith was very fond of the chil
dren and waa familiar with nursery
rhymes nd games. Ho writes that Mrs.
Hawkins says, 'I little thought what I
alionld have to boaat when Goldsmith
told me to play Jack and Jill by two
pieces of paper on his fingers.' "
INTtBFATl.Ntt IIIHTOKT.
Mr. Wbittiiore also adds the following
arrnn of history:
Jan. . I ioS Onltlamitn a Inay Ol
The Good Natnred Mnn' was produced.
He went to dine with bis friends after
it. Nay, tn Impress his friends still mors
forcibly with an Idea of Ins magnanim
ity ha even sung his favorite song, 'An
Old Woman Tossed in a UianKet seven
teen Times as High as the Moon,' snd
waa altogether very noisy and loud, Oui
readera will find this identical 'favorite
tonif' ta the preface to 'Mother Goose's
Melody,' pajo 7, dragged In witnout sny
ei-cune, but evidently because tt was ra-
miliar to the writer. ,
Mr. Whitmtira haa lately ironght cct
an edition or ina fl.wi; mumw
Gooee," to which he adds twenty-eight
pagea of historical snd biographical
notes, lie lias undoubtedly settiea ma
whole history of this vexed question of
authorship, so far as it can now be settled,
nd with no little pains to hiuisalf, aud
haa certainly eiploded the alleged Boston
oriirir if "Mistress Goose."
fd years ago "Mother Goose was
omen more curren man is nas oecn oi
recent yetirs; but within t-n yaars past a
VAriety of editions have been on thetuar
ket Borne full and padded with later
rhymes and a few containing only those
that are the oldest nnd beat snown. la
those who are irrcatly interested in that
form of .Iterator, "Halliwell s EnpllaS
Nnraery Rhyme," edited with minute
note, tut become a creat aiia.espisarann
nommentstor. Is a book that will ricmy
repay perusal. It seems to contain the
whole of "Mother Gooso," and nearly
all of note that has been written by her
imitators, but it lacks the smniing and
aliuoat necees-iry adjunct of pictoriul
iUi-tratlou. New York Ilomk Jonrual.
budden Dodtv s.
r' (life ... irt i v in1-the moBt
f .-i ; '.ii tit can e of sudden dentil,
v.biclt in lliri e out of four ciiKCH is
ii;-.-u-5 et led. lb..- f trpton;H are
i-t't i tiernlly iintk-rstood. 'l'hci-s
;i-e: n l.ahit tf Ij in on ihc rij-'ht
de, r-lmtt Ijrcir.li, ,iiiu or tlitix-MMia
tin- iiU-, buck or Hiotildcr.ii i e;iiliit
j uIhc. iirtlutiii, wenk anil liuuTy
i v'dlt. w ind in Hlonincli, Hwellinjrof
in.klen or (Inqn-y, oppn FKion, dry
i otirli ninl Miiothi riny. Dr. Mil.-a'
illucl rnleil litiolt on ilenrt Disentie.-
free nt l' . Ft ike & CoV, who fell
in, -I j.-iHUriuT' Dr. Miles' i:iieitinl'cd
New HcnjJf C'ui", nnd Imh rertora
' live NeiA itie, whrh cttree ncrvoua.
. t't sf, licniliiclif, sk'-jdeHsnepf, drop
j ny, etc Jt Cfmtninnno (qiinte-.
' VondorfiJ.
K. W. Sn.vycr, of Kuch-'ster, Wis; ,
i n ptotiiiiieiil dfiiler in general
ttifrclinntliyt, hiiu who riiti AfvTiH.
ieilillinu w.tv.iiirt, hail one of his
liiirH.ir lutflly cut nnd Imrneil with a
Ini iiil. 'i'lif wound rcfufeil to henL
'I lie liors-c lift'ittne limie nnd Ktiff
rowwilliM.-mdiiij.' careful atlcntioB
anil tin- iiiJiffiii(.ii of rciiicdit-H. A
friend liniidi'd Sawyer eonie of
IIhIIi-i'h Hurl) Wire Liiicim-tit, (lie
moHt wtindfrfu! Iliinfr ever hhw la
Iii-iiI unci! woiiikIm. He iiiiliccl it
only three timi'M ntid the nore was
ciitilftc(l lie.ilfil. hqiinlly tjooil
for nil nore, cttiH, uriife, tinu
tAOiiiulH. '. Forfstk- L-y n!J dru;";iHt
For hitnc hiick there ia nothing
holler tlinti to enliinile. a iliiiinel
i-lotli with Chiiiiihi-rlnitrH I'd in
llnlm nnd hind it on the ufTcc'.cd
partH. Try it aiwl you will In- Kitr-M-incd
nt The promjit relief it nfforda.
flu; nit mc trciitinciit will cure rhnu
ituiliHiti. For mile by F. O. Fricke
& Co.
Cur j f t PntnNsls. .
Frank CorucliiiH, of I'tirco!'. Ind.
Tcr., 8ii)8: "I induced Mr. l'innon,
whtn-c wife hud pnralyniH in the face
to buy a holtlc of Cliuitibcrlnin's
I'nin Itnlin. To their rrcat eujiriHS
before the hotllc had nil been used
-he whr a jjrent deal better, llcr
(ace had been drawn to one 8ide:
lnt the I'nin Halm relieved ' nil
pain and 8orenceM. mid the mouth
.iHHtimed il natural Hlinpc." It is
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