Till- AVKKKLY HI-KALI): lM,ATTSMOlMII.Ni;i!KASKA. MaKCII 2, IS!K.
i-PAMAI.US AND BL wCANEERS.
Jl.iu Milia .tp Uitv: (l Out In Hi.- In.jn
f ill Olil I il l.' I il;;l( .
Asa i-is! the i;Mi Atni'iioan
mcivli.iii' uii u v.i it li t n M.ilile lloat-i'-pr
V. y ; (.my l.Yn,f
:l (TOY. . ' : l i . v ill- two of
liM':ii!ii! ,1 - .: i. !- 'ili.'V tn. i i , ' i -1
VV.U.V ,V I ; 1.1VV.V J.il l.ll. 'iu.'
"mi'ki'tc r; " .. iv I,' ,,- iiirni- - I
'.villi lie I ll n i.ii: ! 1 tra'nr'iK
w liirli I.. !. in '. i.i.t 1 .1 li ts l.y tl"
ijnai'tiT !, i ;::,(! v. ivcxivmvi 1;
ilisavii-i'.-al.!.- i H it .ti.irteiN. 1
liny weir i I - h"d m cuira-.-.i-h uf
ImlV. wli'ch w, ii: iiii ii a hall. Tin'
i niiil tin i'i ;v( ;'-,i!i wire sulil
t'H'ts. j. in 1 tii.' U i liii'i- wih t'unii.s!:i .
with Niiiriival;:r f;ill -rii. lio:n
wlinli tin- li'i'i'inii:i s coiiM fire wii li
foiimiaiiuiiin .n ri.. ,uii. TlnTe vt i"
lMiar.lin- lu Ulii;.;s to , triced to tin
rivginjr. mill at tin' waist, whei"
tln suit s were tli' luwi'M. huanlin;;
must have h. en like si rainhling nil
the wide t' n lnnise.
If we turn, on the other lmtul, to
tliolifdit I'lif eaJieeiinKeraft. it would
wrni there was no sort of equality.
They were cenerally schooners or
liriKuntinesof suinll liunlen, with tall
lnit tait-riti sjiars, oaiTyinj? a tro
ineniloiw weight of lauviw. Their
Kuns were uece.ssnrily few, though
no or two were fonniilulile. The
men nt tho most could not m nuiiu r
ous, although jiackt'd nuay alxiVouinJ
U'low like lierringH in u lmrrel.
When) they excelled wiw in Hea
nianshi) nml dexterous maneuvering.
In certain light winds they hud it all
their own way. If their luck waa
Kood. the encmy'8 runners would lire
wnlo of tho small and shifting mark.
Their very audacity often saved them
frouKlisnKter, for at the closest quar
ton it was impossible to depress the
KUIihhu unto do them serious damage.
When they did Ixmrd, there wan no
need to give the watchword death
or victory. They were fighting not
only with ropes around their necks,
hut with thuml)M(;rewH and hot grid
irona in the more remote prospective.
That accounts for the animation they
tlirew into the attack, hut wo confess
wearoHtill inyMifitil ly the triumphs
that crowned their audacity, for even
tho buccaneers never denied the
Spanish pluck, and tho Spaniards
were likewise fighting for existence.
Ulaekwood's Magazine.
Tim Art of Nrill Milking.
The art of ncerilo making was kept
secret until about Ki.V), when it was
revealed by Christopher tJrooning.
In tho little town of Kedditch, a few
miles from Birmingham, tho needle
makers still ply their trade for all
the world. Twenty thousand peo
ple make over l(M),liO(),0()0 needles a
year. From the ugly pig of iron to
the fairylike needle aro manifold
processes, hut probably tho drilling
of the eye is the most interesting of
nil. The experts can easjly perforate
a hair and thread it with its own end.
The steel wire is cut into tho length
of n bristle, rnd the needles are born
as twins, heads together, feet farthest
apart.
In the old days the ends were shai)
ened at a cost .of lite that made this
industry more deadly than war. The
"grinders' asthma." by which strong
nu n's lungs were inwardly ground
to pieces by inhaled particles of steel,
slew tens of tlioiisandsof strong men.
Now a blast of air away from the
grindstone makes a grinder's life a
lirst class risk for insurance com
panies. Tempering, annealing and
polishing are all worth seeing in the
rt in ss. I In q icr'h 1 ia za r.
Wliy IIitnch ,r(. High In I'nrk
One of the most prosperous imhis
tries in l iris is the sale and disposal
of horseflesh for ('.Mid. There are in
the city of I'aris lu shops for the
sale of horseflesh, and in the course
of the year more than i'l.ouo horses,
til mules ami 273 donkeys have been
killed and eaten by tho Parisians.
The most singular point about this
traffic is that the price of the flesh is
equal to that of good beef -"J cents
a nuind. It is only fair, however, to
add that two thirds of this meat has
been converted into sausages, so that
it is more than possible that the con
Kilmers are ignorant of the source of
their toothsome dish. It is now easy
to understand how it is that good
horses are so scarce in the I'aris
riacres. At 20 cents a pound a fat
horse would lo worth more when he
was dead than alive. Chicago News
Record. hiiii- of T wn (iilltlrrn.
Trivial circumstances give names
to children. A gallant Irish soldier
was the father of two girls, named
resiHH tively Jane and Pluvlte.
Some one asked him why he had
selected the latter name, and he im
plied: "Well, sorr, ye see our eldest was
tKrn m January, so we called her
Jane, and tho other was I Mini in Fel-
ruary, so we just called her Faybie."
The story would lie lx'tter still if
there had W en a third daughter bom
in March and named, of course. Mar
oia. Youth's Companion.
A imil Work.
"I hear you've been cultivating the
society of that pretty widow. Van.
What are you up to;"
"I'm trying to kill the weeds."
Kate Field's Washington.
A iio inr,
Winks I can't stop to talk, old boy.
j This is my busy day. ,
Frank Frieud Got another note to
pay, eh? New York Weekly.
rirklnc 1i I in Jitliurv.
In Johoiv no tea crop was picked
miUl five years eld. but this was dm1
to dirtier!; ic;. in Martini; a new imlns i
try in a loiei; ,i couMiy. Planting
W:'S , rtv iivv.r' , j;; I '' n ;,),!
w;,.:.f t to tit!'! ; -1 r.rj endive t
I'. - i labor i -ch- : . ii-f ,!, i,;i
I id. ( ;.'- in t!: se -ai'iit lis li-ceivt '
I, cents in Mj-xi.-aii silver per dievi'
tor every day t!-y work (or, at pn-s :
cut exchaiee, say I.' n uts in Ann ri I
can liH.ney,'. Th" wliole gariien has';
to lie dug over thiee tiiies n ye; r.
and v.iti.' mat ure i.ce in t.h r . yi a is i
is capable uf produ-.-ing an all round i
avi-r:':.'i' (if ."iM) Mii;iii!s per acr.-. I
Fvi ry iiiorniiig. with iheexcejition !
of Friday (the Mohammedan Sun-1
day), men. women and children are I
called out at day break by a horn to
pluck the young leaves. At 1 1 a. in.
the honi is again the signal for theii
return to the factory to have tin -it
morning pluckings weighed in by the
inaiiagi r.
Pluekers are paid at a fixed rnt
perjioiindof green leaf. Fach basket
f leaf as it is handed in is wcighel
by the mandore, the weight of the
basket deducted, and a ticket for tho
balance handed over. At 1 p. in. the
horn calls them out nguin, mid a sim
ilar weighing operation takes place
at 5 p. ui., except ing only that the
morning tickets aro culled in und the
total pluckings for theday put against
thonameof each plucker in the check
roll. With a good flush of leaf on the
bushes a smart plucker can pick GO
pounds of leaf in a day.-Washing
ton Star.
A "Soft Simp" l or a Ki'iiorter.
"When I was living in Binning
ham, Ala., in 1887." said Richard P.
Powell of Cincinnati at the St. James
last night, "tho town was ou a boom,
the biggest in its history. Somehow
or other there were but two coro
ners in tho county of Jefferson. One
of these was located in Birmingham
and tho other was out somewhere in
the rural districts, whore no one ever
died. 1 was a reporter on The Her
aid and wkmi made friends with the
Birmingham coroner. New railroads
were being built all around the city,
mines being explored and all kinds
of improvements going on.
"Of course there were accidents,
and the accidents oftentimes brought
death. 1 got on tho coroner's jury
every case, and when I served my
tees were KsJ.50. Sometimes there
were as many as !.'0 cases a day and
never less than two; so you see that
I lived ou the sunny side of Kasy
street while tho 'snap' lasted. But
it didn't take long for tho hangers on
around tho courthouse-to get envious.
and when they lM'gan to howl the
coroner had to change his jury and
that let me out. Meantime I had
cleared f'J.adO on jury fees besides
salary as a' reporter." -St. Louis Re
public.
, A Clilni'M" lii'lli'iii')'.
There may be found in the hills of
fare of the Chinese addled eggs, fat
grubs, caterpillars, sharks' fins, rats,
dogs, Indian birds' nests and the
finest of all their delicacies trepnng.
What is trepaiig?
Trepan;:, or tripling, is a collective
name by which a considerable uuin
her of species of most curious sea
animals are designated ; they are also
known as sea rollei-s, sea cucumbers,
in French as cornichoiis de nier, and
scientifically as holothiw ians. They
are among tho most sluggish of ani
mals. Only the fixed or stationary
animals art slower than the holo
thurians. They lie like gray, brown
or black leather pipes or cylinders on
the hot toni of the sea.
One might watch them half a day
long, if he had nothing better to do,
and hardly see them change their
position, and they rarely move more
than a f.xit or two in several hours.
Their class relatives, the other spinv
skinned animals or echinoderms, are
much more active. William Mar
shall in Popular Science Monthly.
The I v 1 1 of (.ri-.it Winltli.
"Beyond a very moderate amount."
wrote Col ridge, "1 regard money as
a real evil. ihemanol other pur
suits knows that one canuot nossihlv
Ik) very rich and canyon those other
pursuits also, so engrossing is the
mere care of nronortv. and so difli
cult and absorbimr is the wise use of
it. Many a promising artist or author
has iMH'n snuiilv ruined tor tho nur-
jmjscs for which he was created by
lKvoming heir to a largo estate. Not
that it demoralized him otherwise,
but it left him no time for his natural
work.
Volumes have been written on the
suppression of genius through pover
ty, but very little has yet been said
ou the wrecking of genius through
wealth. T. W. Iligginson in liar
Hr's Bazar.
Il. auly mid lt l.m k of llralin.
The trained Arabs of Fgypt, who
seem to possess po ir brains and of
course have no education, are often
extraordinarily handsome, while in
ISliO tho grandest head in Asia, a
head which every artist copied as his
ideal of, Jove, belonged to an Arab
horse dealer, who outside of his
trade knew nothing. Million.
Celluloid TootliiU'k.
The latest toothpicks look precise
ly like quill picks, but are made of
sheets of celluloid shaqiened at one
id an.', tlif-n rolled up into a cylin
der. Hotel keccrs have their ad
vertisements printed on them before
they are rolled iuto quills. New
York Sun.
DEATH OF A KNOWiNG CAT.
A oiii-fi-l t nl I i t : n. Tint Vi riilvi-rmitlv
I ii.nl in. il i'rtli .l.
Tommy 'i r -k ! is no inure. ITait
fold's well known .- 1 1 i'l f.u ew, 11 to
.earth af'teraupvent fcl liTeof ISyoars.
Few cats enjoy th" lam liable cm-eer
that bin', been the lot of Tommy
Tucker. When a Mr!" mite cf a kit
ten, with no l..ini to pedi;;r, n and
with no liome, he wandered into t he
paper wurerooms of E. Tucker'
Sons, on Trumbull street. lie made
friends, and from t hat day until hu
death he found a comfortable home.
Only oi.ee in all his life did he leave
bis home f'..r a brief interval. Two
years ago he was locked out one
night. Not appreciating what he
considered an injustice, he started
for the home of Mr. Tucker on Ld
wards street. Jle failed to reach the
home of his master, and also lost bis
bearings as to tho location of the
store. For seven days ho was not
seen at the warensmis, when he was
returned by a ladv who found 1
and recognized him as Tommy
nicker. During the seven days he
lost seven iMiunds of flesh TI is ii iv
at finding his home was manifested
as oniy a cat can sltow joy.
Tommy was a handsome- cat. ITe
was of the tiger variety, with a good
snowing or long white fur. His nose,
breast and front feet were white,
which were kept scrupulously clean
at all times, as well as the rest of the
body. The litrht and dark lieirl. iiio
was sharply defined and tho features
were strong. Tho eyes were big and
bright as new Columbian half dol
lars and the whiskers long. Tommy
when in his prime weighed 17 pounds.
In his old ago ho weighed somewhat
less.
Tommy could iwrfonn many tricks
and seemed very fond trf his ac
complishments. Ho would shake the
hands of visitors and sit nn when
asked to. He was esjKicially fond of
lauieb aim in suitable weather would
Sit in front of the Htorn In nm,l tl
attentions showered upon him by the
IlilmllMTIO. ttllULlAn.l.n HM
......... ...b jm.-winiijr. lien young
Tommy was fed with milk, and each
morning a lwl was placed in front
of tho store with 5 cents to pay the
milkman, it was tho custom of the
cat U look into the bowl to make
sure that tho money was not forgot
ten. At times when the dust was
blowing a cover would bo placed over
tho bowl. Tommy was IkhiuiI to find
out if the nickel was in tho bowl, and
would push the cover off. If the coin
was seen, ho would rest content until
tho milkman arrived, but if tho howl
was empty ho would mako the fact
known by an unusual activity be
tween the office and tho store front.
-Hartford Times.
Iloiv a Wlinli. I'l ;ti U.
Approaching a whale at all times
is like going into battle, not with
btanding the abandon of the fisher
men. Have no fear that the right
w hale w ill swallow you. He could
not do so even if he were sodi.-posed,
as his gull, t is only large enough to
admit a good sized herring. The
Kpei in whale could swallow a man ii
he desired to do m, but he is no more
inclined 1o sw allow u man - particii
liirly with bis clothes on - than you
would be to swallow a sj.:ni! iV-d
with its feathers. But he will crush
you in his ponderous jaws if be j;,-,
fighting bull, and eject you in delai!
He will also chew up and s; it out
pieces of the demolished boat. bre:,k
up the wooden utensils l'maiing npon
tho water and titrht. every p. .t c!
woimI until more than seven l.;'-k -is
of fragments may be taken up. mm
having tired himself out in tin., way
he will lay oil', angrily slapj.il,;; the
water with his tins, and chuilcnuo
sonio other boats, or perhaps, in rare
cases, attack the vessel. J. T. Brown
in Century.
Nut Hij I'uy For City Men.
Two young fellows who were tak
ing a pedestrian tour through the
Berkshire hills recently lost their
way after makingthe ascent of Mount
Everett, and at nightfall were glad
to seek quarters at a lonely farm
house. Tho woman in charge got up
an excellent supper, killing a chicken
for them, gave them clean, comfort
able beds and had a savory breakfast
ready in the morning. When they
nsked how much they should pay her,
she replied in a deprecating way
that as times were a little hard she
would have to charge them more
than they might like to pay, but 12J
cents apiece would to satisfactory.
She was astonished when they gave
her $1, and probably thinks to this
day that she entertained Vanderbilts
unawares. New York Sun.
Tli l.ove of Hook.
A certain housckecjKT, who takes a
just and noble view of books, almost
frightened her parlor maid into
spasms by the stern reprimand which
she gave heron this subject. The
poor maid bad just let fall one of her
mistress' favorite volumes. "Never 1"
she uttered in a deep and trembling
voice, "never drop a book in my
house again. I would almost as lief
have youdropthc baby." New York
Times.
LoiiInIhiiii'ii Oyhter Crop.
Statistics for the vear lS'.K) show
that IS'1,000 barrels of ovstein were
fished in the state of Louisiana at a
gross cost of SpJjO.OUO. They were
wmi rVrr tiu,0iii, leaving a profit of
fclliO.UOO. In considering these figures
it should lie knue in mind that the
industry is in its infancy. Chicago
Tribune.
THE GREAT MlbGIVING. j
Nii ni:r," .nh;- muro, "ilie tbt.iii.-Iit uf doalh
ilnwl; j
Akm no h..nvt ii. we fwir no faMnl h it. i
t.ili I-ll fl':l-I, nml we have tHUI'l'le! 1
Sh.lll HI. I t iie wnl'lll- XI W 1 11.' j
'Tli nfli r hie'Iic. hen I lie fem-t iifn'.r, I
Ami vuiil il;u i.i.iii, Hiicnj U,e miii-ir-la i
MihkI. i
fiiTi r- in iiHii'.'lit from wluit Imlti Let ll In-fore, I
All'.! I" !l'T ill Iirip -noil."
Ah, hut the iii'.ii il iuu lli" iln ui b ,
'I'lie l"M'kniiihi! liiiL-er lil'liliin,' me foreuti I
Tli" filluwsliiii. Hie converse utnl tliu uine, I
T'ii' oii-, the fe-tal i;!i.m!
A lid, All, to I new not, while j t Ii friindH I sit.
A l ii 1 ,v I . i ) ., tli.. r. i , , .,1a I. . , ia ..... I .. I '
..iii, w I ' ' i J". ',i.-w, n iitj.'tll ,
VY hei hi ! '1 1 a iii pi i r lj iliviui -lier lit
n Imtni-le nl'ht willmutl
A I . I "In i her. H. iiiIiu fni It', my moiiI stmll hh
New iH'i-pi-i-s, or lull lii-er - h hlindeil tliini;.'
1'liere U. ( irrnve, thy Imiiily h loiy.
AliI lliere, ll driiih, Ihy i-liiiu'!
William . atMoii in IajihIoii S.'nukcr.
Hvrrhearil at Muiinra.
"The NiiinrH river, you will observe,"
cniil the xuUU- uji at tlie falls, "runs more
miiiilly mi I lie American side than on the
Canuilian. This U natural. It indue to
the linger degree of quickness in vokub iq
tin- Tinted states.. If the falls were en
tirely in the Dominion of Canada all the
water that in Ixmnd for bake OiimiIo
would never get over the precipice, and
I-aks Krie would fill up and overflow the
cou ntry, and there wouldn't he any conn
try."
"Thank bitvn, then, that it's in the
United States," said the I'hiladelphiun.
"Nut byn darned sljjht," retorted the
guide; "if you want to fire off any grati
tude you'd just U-tter be glad it's in New
York stale, ff the fulls were in Philadel
phia they'll lie stnnpiiij,' to think all the
time or going to sleep, and deluge would
com of it, and t here wouldn't lie any Pliila
delphitk." And then he resumed his monotonous
chant of, "And in the next cage you will
find the whirlpool rapid where Captain
Webb" !
And bo ou. New York Herald.
6tte Interference Needed.
"It Is strange that state which are so
:reful to provide for the safety of luna
tics do not compel railways to keep car
doors locked while trains are in motion,"
said Abel O. Smith, addressing a knot of
travelers that occupied reserved seats In
front of thei Nmtheru. "The necessity of
some such precaution has often been forci
bly called to my attention. There Is noth
ing that gives greater joy to the enterpris
ing American heart than to jump off a
train before it comes to a full stop, thereby
saving some half dozen seconds at iniini
ueut risk to life and limb. Comparatively
few jieople who jump off moving cars look
wliere they are goinji. While performing
this foolhardy fiat one night myself 1
stepped ou a vali.se, which rolled over and
pitched mo under the coach. At another
time I was st ruck by a burgage truck and
tumbled into danger." tit. I .ouis Globe
llcmocrat. Hml, lllue ami Orange Hallstonci.
Humboldt, an authority on tttmospheru
phenomena who has never been disputed,
tells of a heavy hailstorm which passed
over Tuscany on March 14, 1M3, every ice
globule nf the entire fall being of a beauti
ful orange ci, lor. Five years prior to this
extraordinary event Caniioln, (ierniany,
was I rented ton fall of five feet of blood
red snow, followed by a slight fall of blue
bail, which is said to have given "the
wliole face of the eiirtli an exceedingly cu
rious aspect." Hed hailstones fell at Am
sterdam in lT'.V,,at London in Wfl (during
the time of the great plague), find at divers
places in Ireland and France iu the early
part, of the present, century.-St. Louis lie
public.
Wool Treuteil hIIIi Chlorine.
Attention in called to the fact that wool
llil'll llllS Ill-ell t lv.lt I'll wil h 1 ill iri to. lie.
ipiiii's ii st ron .'er allinily for mordants and
ijcMuiis, nun in ciiii.se(ueiice is dyed much
lcelicr .shades than mil iinieil wmil 'I'l.ij
being I lie cas", care should be taken in su
treating wnoi that, too niiicli tiliichiim
powder be not Usui, fi'niii 'Jti'." a per ce'H.
'I i m weight, in I lie wool liemg quite Mlf
li'ii'llt. t liis to be 1 i i ii 1 ii lo ii ,i- si.'h.
lion, middled with sulphnrie acid, the
wool iiemg worked in tins tor thirty niiu
tiles, rinsed in water, and then dyed in the
isiiai initiiMer. textile .Mercury.
Iiije.r-ioiis to the lioily.
I'hysii iatis say that animals' skim are
t'ljnnoiis ii worn next to the ji.e-soii. A
similar object! m is raised ngaiust the use
o' siiimal oils. Lanoline and all cosinetics
containing iiniin.il oils liave a lendciicy to
lliitke the skin coarse. Vegetable oils, as
riKiianut oil, cottonseed oil, etc., should bt
d instead. Kxcliange.
COPVRioHT 1891
Wound vp
tho nan or woman who's "run
down." Dr. Tierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery sets tho wheels going.
It starts the torpid liver into health
ful action, purities and enriches tho
Mood, cleanses, repairs, ami strength
ens tho system, and restores health
and vigor. As an appetizing, re
storative tonic, it sets at work all
the processes of digestion and nu
trition, and builds up flesh and
strength.
For all scrofulous humors and
Llood-taints, and even Consump
tion (or Lung -scrofula), if taken
in time, it's a positive remedy.
Unlike tho sarsaparilias, which
claim to bo good for the blood in
March, April, and May, " (.Joldon
Medical Discovery" works equally
well at all seasons.
Unlike other blood-purifiers, too,
it's guaranteed to beuefit or cure,
in every case, or your money is re
turned. On these terms, it's the cheapest.
You pay only for the good you get.
But it's tho best or it couldn't be
sold to.
$5,000
S
SIXTY CENTS
Will HEROLD I SON.
This is the Largest One Shipment of Shoes
ever Received in this city consisting of
EVERY STYLE 0 F HOES MADE,
ior humanity from infancy to old age.
SACRIFICE SALE
of Ladies Jackets the Balance of the Month.
CALL - IN - AND - EXAMINE.
WILLIAM HEROLD I SON,
f 506 AND 507
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR
GAIN." MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
TP PLATTSMOUTIS NURSERY.
Apple Trees,
i-ai-w olil lir-l
Hon, Hi'ii
t Iniiw. Wiiiw SiiiiM, r.i iini' . , ,1 1 i -1 1 K'imI
Jinii'w, ICi'iirlv ll.-irvi-st, Mn. I'iiiiin, rJ 1 1 " ' 1 b. W
Early Richmona, lir'nIi'lK'O,
FMum Trees Three-years old;40
Fear Trees Three Years old40
Apric Dtts--Russian '40
Quinces, Champion & Orange 38
uar3en Roots--Asparagus
Rheubarb
Small FrUitS, t urrunt l!nsl.. s
r.nnoc t niicunl nml Moor w Kurt v
UlUpCb, IiKI.AWAK'K
Raspberries, Gregg Tyler
Blackberries
Gooseberries
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
J. E. LEESLEY, - PLATTSFilOUTII, NEB.
F G. FRICKE & CO..
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
-A COMPLETE STOCK OK-
Drugs, : Medicines, : Paints,
AND OILS. DRUGGISTS' SUNDKIKS AND PUKK LIQUORS.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED at all HOURS.
a ( 7.
tukhIbU or by wail.
WORT I OF
I I ( ) IC s
ON A DOLLAR.
MAIN STREET.
ikIi linzt'ii. I'cr 1IK).
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