Jloar Ye! Near ye!! Our Hnuntiotli Ad. will -appear next week. Our Goods arc Constantly Arriving .and such a lot of them you never saw. Come in and interview ri ght V. Wescolt & i'ovrel,
The Herald,
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6;. Virte St., Om Clock N'ortli or Main,
Cor. of I-ifili Street.
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PEliSEVEIlANCE CONQUERS.
(TERMS: $2.00 a Year.!
Terms in Advance :
One copy. on -ar ?.'.'0
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VOLUME XV.
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. iSTO.
XUMBEU 20.
J. I'. Y.-I
Main Siuet.
HENRY BCFCK
. DKAI.KP. IN
SAFES, CHAIRS,
r ; etc., etc..
Of All Dcwiptions.
HETALLIC BUEIAL CASES
VOODEU COFFIITS
t)f all ju'i, ready niaJ amUold cheap lor cash.
Jlr FIX I' HE A USE
is n:)v i;i:ady i on sunvicn.
ORGANS & PIANOS
of Kvcrv Io-icriptio:i,
CHEAP FOE CASH.
T:i Celi-lil at -.i
Whittlesey Patent
WIS DOW fill Ah E FIXTURES,
Conip'.i tc wii'.i Kc'.ItT. fnr 2.-,rt.
Lambrequin Windov Shades.
Am' a I.:-.";-v-r v ni'-ty f Cl:ea:cr !ia'.l-,
(1 -a :.i'-ti'
Willi mi; y than!; for at p.'.t'.oiia,.e. I
Invito 1" -:l ::".! evai. i'.i lnv
I.AIH.l. Ti''K OK
13tL 15 ItxTJ 'ti: AM fOl-'FIX.
EE ICE.' EE ICE!
If i!i v..;i.t any
Fire cr OrnaLisntal Enck, .
Call n
J. T. A. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, - - XniiliASKA.
"HOTEL CITY HOTEL
i-i.AT rsMoi'TH, n;:h.
First cl.vs I. mt-iiv,' !:uis.
I'i!t 'l.ISS 1'. .A-.'.i!-4.
1 1 a;n p'.i- Kooin
li . : ;. tMii a::il eory eoi.if 'it
Atxtd Hotel can Furnish
AH'i.Uiii' I V'i:i'-, l".-'-r, C .i. I I -i : " I HM
(..... 1 1 .i-i.i. :ta.!i . C.ii iil Cij-:ii-.
Ipt :i: tho Citj rotel.
'y I i; !;!. ;us, i'M'i i U'lor.
k wr Hi r-
'i7X CAEIUACE c.d OEXA-
r, r. J'M.j ee.
ASH
Shop ovor tho
I I 1 1
1-
jixt 1 II IloockV..
FLVTrSMOl'TlI.
4i:.
m:::
ntoi EiiBii. rnovEitiis.
a ...
H ft Ni..7-.i.. . i-.,. )-- H r. r.v.- C.iac Ie-! L:t
U n r t ).-- MS f, to- Ul uiA cure vr
Saiiy Iiik.iil-.r H IrumthellrstU-.
T a!!e, d Tn
ar.t lo I - itp i-cr,
h- al'hTdlul !':( imH
The prrf-f)tpt -.p-t!
-, -i in.u i. 1 ' "1
ar.d r"-r r.
ixi l.lkm.'
'iritn-T dnrt Tri
rrrf iDt.V'i tsof c.'.l
kiutln p.mi.'n i:tlv
ciuubyIlopi.tuia."
Hop Corcn Cr 1
tA.t. cliiluixo.
T1 For F.'.D Pr
Fl.Tiiach. Liv,r i.d
t1 rtr-rr-.i. r., J.ht. 9 Kitli.. ys. lit
tit, .'.I. "ii-, l aiW- J t.) nil otdc
t-m e'l'l I-t 1 T.cd ri hy plvin.tti
s. in nuprrlor
7-K. ei.Iffl
llcji i;.(Mlo iAi-. a t mijut.
Ilppr.ifr.thnTe- Q P.I. r. isiiTiilw:nio
M..li.il.,lnilvt.i. J mi'l rr. --U.m c.i)
l.ta:'Ji.T.-".-.-A"---.' i lr rrJifi)m-o.
: . . .- r rt. r':i Lu.n.iui.11
1 iuii ilWUit'
5 lu
h-ci
rn fc. hr a. il .m !- jr . lit-
E. n.J for jtr-iK llrcntar.
v..
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
fur? RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR..
lr is a must, aprcerJjlo dressing, wliicli
is at once liannkss nml ctTectual, for pre
fervirg the Intir. It n stores, with the
fjoss atiJ fresliiiess of youth, faded or gray,
light, ami red hair, to a rich Lrown, or deep
Llack, :.s may ho desired. By its use thin
Lair is thit keiicd, and haldncss often
th. niuh i.ot always cured. It checks failing
of the hair immediately, and causes a new
pro wih in a!! cases vhere the glands arc
iot cleenyed; while to hrashy, weak, or
vl.ervy:- tiisc ael hair, it imparts vitality
v-v SU' f -.th, and renders it pliable.
Tho Yi.oit cleanses the scalp, cures and
pre-ii-s tie? formation of dandruff; and,
l y i:s ci..-,;;ii'-, stimulating, and soothing
parties, it heals most if not all of. the
humors and disoasc3 peculiar to the scalp,
keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under
which conditions diseases of the Bcalp ami
hafr a:i mipssil,e.
As r. Dressing for Ladies' Hair,
Ti.e V; on i ? ircompamlile. it ;s rolor-l-so?
o-ntni!is in i.In r oil nor dye, and will
not ..il v.hite tftmhric. It imparts an
utiv !.; ; and ia'-ling jH-rfuine, and as an
article 1 .r tli loih t it is economical and
'.IUUII ! i.i i yeelleiice.
J. b. lA Ltl d LU.. L'oVbii, iUnj..
r-iaetieal an.l Analytic il C hemfat.
I?ei.t PT ALL lP.rGT.s5T KFBYWHEPS.
i" , -1 -
3
IP I X2. S T
National Bank
OF I'hATT.SMOUTIf. NKRIiASKA,
suc-Esson to
tootm:, ij.wxa a. c la it it
JOH.V riT.f.F.K.M.I) ..
K. If. IJUVKV
A. V. .M( I,ai ;iii.1.v.
Idnii O K'lL'ICKK
!i-pii1iMit.
. . . Vice PioMilent.
J'asliior.
AsMitant ('asliicr.
Tliii I'.aiik is now opcu fur lm-iiiP's p.l tlioir
new loom, cniiicr Main ami Si tli st ret-ts, and
is I'U-paii-il to ti'aii.-'acl a yeiiral
BANKING BUSINESS
Stccki, Bonds. Geld. Covernmcnt and Local
Securities
i:OL'GIIT AND SOLD.
Deposits Eeceicd and Interest Allow
ed rin Time Certificates.
ivailalile in any part of the X'nitcd States and
In ail tbc ITinclp Towns a;nl Cities
of K'lrop?.
a c; i:t.s Voit tss::
t i:i.r.i-.:iATi;i
n:.i an Like a:d Allan Line
I'erson v.i'uin. to ln'ii. out their friends fioni
Europe er.n
rVU-IA!r IH-KKTS FROM t'S .
Through to !' 1 n t t s m o u t h .
J. F. BAUTflEISTER
Iurtitsl-J) Fif h, I'uie Miik,
ji.'cial rat'.- ::' ! .'li.t'-i1. t . and Fre-h XiWi
fluoi s.lino l'.ia laiuir-ilf.t v.licli v;.i:iii
!': Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. a BOONE,
Vai'n Streit, opposite tUuttrlrs House.
TjrAiP--ctrTTiii'a-,
S II A V O A N U S II A M 1 O O 1 N G
t.-iiii.-i-ial atti';:li-:i ivi-n to
"UTTINU t'HIL'DEEE's AED LA
DIES' HAUL
CALL AND SKI-: IJOON'i-:, GKVTS,
And ir''. a Po'-:i in a
,iar. ui.iei ii'.'fi' ( f
'AM"
KMoicr.r..; a::i
. I I'll .
:V.OMNG
i f is .1 V. v ii
pcci.:!. P.B.:
t-r.P-r, ar. J
(Hi -pin
M. " 1 St. Gut
-' : -i - f f lilAK.i made to i
'-f.tclem !"::il:l"!"i'il. ( i-ar
.d.l lor sMowing tobacco.
loot - west of Saunders House.
I l a i T ! o f T ; r , N i : i : .
lG'.v
li ii V hiiliii ti Aiiii oi Uiiii.
t
I!as j:tt e;
1 (
LiC'.v .sleek of l.c.ld-
v.arc. ;i
Ner.t dooi- vet of C!'a:naan .'C Smith's Iru
Stoic. .
SHELF eTuDWARE,
SHOVELS. IIAEES. SPADES and
ALL h' A 11 HEY 'TOOLS.
SAILS, SAILS. SAIL'', ly the Ety
r F-jtiit't-EOPE,
ro DFh SHOT, CRIED-
WHESLBAKEOWS.
A 1'ull.I.iae of FTI-MII V.
Sncciul "R:d'x I Ji'i'dli 'y and Con-
tl (f' fi)l s.
Ail urn"!' se'.d as liv.v : po.-ri'.dy can he
and live. "j
"WlLLl A Tel IlEHOLD,"
witv c.oui)s,
CLOTHS
rLANKJIT
FLANNELS,
r u i ; n i s 1 1 1 N g goo i )..
:o:-
CEOCEEIES OF ALL FINDS.
La; ve st;ck cf
b. be
CLOSED OUT AT COST
Notions, Quoensvare,
and in fact everythinj; yon. can ca.lforin
tlie line of
General Merchandise.
cash paid foi: iniiKs a:;i ffks.
All kinds of country i.n ta;ie Jaken in ex
change lor toods.
SAGE BROTHERS,
Dealers in
3 T O AT IE S
k('., i:rc, ktc.
One Door Last of f!i' I.)St- ."Ui-e
Neliia-.-:.-..
, FlatLiiiioath.
I'la.ctical AA'oi kcrs in
SHEET I EOS, ZIEC, TIN, EEA
ZIEEY,Ar.,dc I-n-ire assortuient of Hard ami Soft
I'nnips, Cass Pipes ami Fittings.
:OAI
STOVjl-- !
Wood and C'a' Stoves for
hi:atl(; on cookixg.
AUiOsos. ILtnd.
f'..iy vai.fty i,f 'l;ri. s;eet J.-in. and Zinc
V- oi , lr t in utn !;.
WAKIIKS AND PAIRING,
Ln.r.Y-ni:;Q vta!:r..'i ri .
W'ltICKi LOW IOW'.
; i
PROFESSIOXAL CAIiDS
T. IS. WILSOX.
ATTOUXKV AT I. AW. I'ra.-ticf"! in foun
ders and Cass Counties. Ashland, Nebraska,
o-'iint;
It. It. HIMMSAJf.
ATTOHXI-.Y AT LAW, ri.ittsmontli, Net). Of
!".) Front Kooiu over Chapman & Smith's
ini Store. -l:tly
AVIIf. WISH.
COLLECTION'S si SiECIALTT.
ATT01:m:Y AT LAW. Keal Estate. Fire Tn
Miranee ami Collertion Acencv. Ofl'ee in Kitz
HeraM's L-loc-k. l'lattsmuuth, Netiraska. 52iii3
F.O. S. NMITII.
ATTOKN'KV AT LAW ami Kal Estate Bro
ker. Special attention iriven to Collections
and all matters affecting the title to real estate.
Oni-e on jd lloor, over I'ost Otlice. I'lattsniouth,
JSe 1i ask a. - " '
JAMES K. MOKKISO.V. AV. L. ltKOWXK.
Notary l'uti'.ic.
MOKKIMOX & IIItOIVXK.
ATTOKNEYSAT LAW. Will practice in Cass
and adjoining Counties ; fives special attention
to coliections and alistracis of title, oilice in
Fitgerald Wock. I'lattsniouth, Nebraska
Uvi
M HEKI.KK A ViK
LAW OFFICE. Ileal Estate, Fire and Lifeln
sinaiice Atrei.ts. I'lattsmonth. Nebraska. Col
lectors, tax -payern. Have i complete abstract
of titles, nay and sell real ettate, negotiate
loans. &c. l-'.vl
HAM. 11. CIIAIMIAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And Solicitor in Chancery. OlVioe in Fitzger
ald I.loek,
P.)1 . rLATISMOFTH. NEU.
IHt. J. Ij. MrCKKA,
HOM(i:PATHIC VIIYS1CIAN. at Factory
vil'.e, Cas county, Nebraska. -Hy
K. xi. MVixuvrox. r?.,
ritvsiriAN .'i sfi:cr.ox.
OEFITE I'or;:S. fi-ntn P :-ni.. to 2 p. in.
Exalninins smveon f-r I". S. Pension.
i::. xv. si. scisimu. K iit,
Vll Vf TISING I'lIYSICIAN. will attend calls
at nil Honrs, nitrht or hiv. Fiattsinonth. Ne-bra--'-i.
ot'ice in Chapman Smiths Urnsj
store.
j
J. II. KAhJj. I.
l'llYsirtAX ami sfKcrny.
Ol-'E ! f'K w i! !i l"'. I.t vinirstori S'oiitli Side of
Main St;ert. between ;t U and 7th sttvet-. Will
a!t.-n.l calls promptty. ' '
; v. cM TTr.:?.
DBTTTIST.
1 tsi:::oiit U. Xet ask.i.
0"".ee on Main S:: t l over Solomon
: N':l-
tha'i's Store.
c ssAEtB,::w s aiil!;".".
Tonsorial Artist.
f.VTTS 'I O IT II X K Et A ! K A .
I'hwe of business on Main St.. between 4ih
and.'itii Mliets. SliainpM.in, Siiai'.i. ejiil-dren".-
hair cnfiins', t :e. etc. V.ny
COMrilEKCIAL HOTIiL,
LINCOLN, NLI3.,
. .. IMIIUFF,. - - - Proprht-n:
:r-.V!i ::r.d n:o.t pptdr I.-'iid'ord
Always ;.'p ai t tie Cuniuiereial.
v.: :'.'e-t..;'
LENllnFF & JJOEXS,
3IorniiiL: Ihkvr ;iIoun !
( .. ,Vi,.r c:i,t of !b" SawnVr House. Ve
n't- ea,t of ib"
k.--',i li
uind.'is H.-iuse
Ik st of
; Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigar
"::n 0
Co:
lv on Ha:rl.
.7. S. (,'EEGOE ',--- Proprietor.
Loe; ;:o;i Cmtral. Oood Sample P.oom..
Every attei-.lioa paid to guilts. 4oi'.l3
ri.ATTSMorxit. NK
PL ATTS MOUTH MiLLS.
riVTT.SMOFTH, NEi!.
V. WllllSZll., -' Iroptf?tor.
Flour, Com Meal & Feed
Alwavs "'i hand and for sale at lowest cash
i rices. The highest prices paid lor Wli at and
Coin. P:" li lilar atu ntiou iivcu custom work.
AND
MACIIIXE SHOPS !
crox-Tir -w-""2.v!i:sr
1-LAT1SMOL I II. SKI!.,
Er2iirtr "f Sttam Enyiins, Eoi'erx,
Sair and Crist MilU
;an a.i STKAM FITTIk.S,
t'rmi :ht lien Pipe. Force and L'f Pipos.Steani
i;j;;i", S:iiet y-V:il iovernor. and all
kinds of f'.rass I'.n.L-itie Fittings,
rcpaii'fd on slioit noli.-c.
F A H M M A C H I M E K
J. G: CHAMBERS,
Mati-.tf let ur-.-r of and Deal: r in
rj ":ri f"v ""r.'-3 en'
Jiu JL: jb i-t-. iwi" iwi
SADDLES.
COLLARS,
HALTERS,
WHIPA
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatness! Dispatch.
e onlv place in town where "Tuilev's pat
ent self adjti.stable horse coHarsare sold "
4: c :n
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x
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CO
k 14
! II. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale and Uetail Dealers in
FINE LUMF.Eir,
LA TIT.
SHINGLES".
s sir,
LOOILS,
IJLINDS "
i-:tc.
i:tc.
ETC.
Main lreet. Corner of Piab.
I'LATT.SMOUTII, - - -
I Still Betfpr Kates for Lumber '
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
.Slat"- ffireclory.
A. S T'ATI)Of'K. V. S. Senator, Beatrice.
l.V N SAI'NUKIiS. F. S. Senator. Oiiiahn.
E. it. VALENTINE, Eepresental'e. West Folut.
VI. HINTS NANCE. Governor. Lincoln.
S. .1. A LEX AN I K I . Secretary of State.
F. V. l.EiDTM". Auditor. Lincoln.
C.. M. IS A I'TLETT. Treasurer. Lincoln. ..
S. ii. THOMPSON. Sent. Public Instruction.
F. M. I'A VIS. Land Cotnmit"iotier.
C. .T. UIIAYOiriH. Attorney General.
ltKV. C. c. hakims. Chaplain ot penitentiary.
1K. II. P. MA ITIIEWSON, Snpt. Hospital for
the Insane.
o
Stiprent four.
S. MAXWELL. Cider Justice, Fremont.
GEO. 14. LAKE, omatia. ..
AM ASA CO 11 11, Lincoln.
Secoiiil Judicial fJith icl
S. B. rOFNI). Judjre, Lincoln.
J. C. WATSON, IWecutiiiii-AU'y. Nth. City.
W. L. WELI-S, Clerk lit-t. Court, l'latt.sitioulh.
County "Dirrrlorv
A. N. SFLLI VAN, County Jude.
.1. I). TFTT. County Clerk.
.1. M. I'ATTKKsiiN, County Treaisurcr.
K. W. HYEltS. Slierl!!.
G. W. FAIKKIEI.I). Surveyo,.
i. 1IILI)EBI:.VN1, Coioner.
Oil' NTY COM.M ISrilONKKS.
II EN BY WOI.KE. Liberty Precinct.
.1 WES CUAWEOBO. South P.i-nd Precinct.
SAM'L lilt JIABUSON. Ml. l'leaeant l'teciiict.
Cilv 'directory,
,T. W. JOHNSON. Mavor.
J. M. PA Tl'EHSON. Treasurer.
J 1). SI 5 PSON. Citv Clerk.
Kit IIAKK VIVIAN. Police Jude.
1'. P.. MFBPI1Y, Citv Marshal.
WM. L. V FLLS. Citief ol Fire Dept.
rni-i'!i,v KN.
ist Ward .i. peppi:i;peh(;. v. v. leonabd.
.'d Ward ti. W. FA I UE1ELO, .1. V. WECK-
I BACH.
rd Ward-B. C. CFSI1ING. THOS. POLLOCK,
illl Ward -P. .Mi "C ALLAN. E. S. S1IAUP.
7iwr-.lNO. W. MABSIIALL.
B."& H. R. KTime Table.
Talcing Effect May 4, 1S7Q.
FOB OMAHA Fi:O.M PLATTSMOFTII.
Leaves 7 :t0 a. in. Arrives 8 -45 a. m.
" 3 :Li'' p. m. " 4 :.V p. ni.
FBOM OMAHA FOB FLATTSMOUTH.
Leaves f :10 a. in. Arrives 1" : !0 a. in.
0 :w p. in. ' 7 p. m.
1-OB THE WEST,
leaves Platts'i'.outh 0 :fi :i. in. Arrives Lin-cc-Iu,
1' -15 p. m. ; Arrives Kearney. 7: .V p. in.
freight leaves 'j a. in. Ar. Lincoln 2 :55 p.m.
FBOM THE WEST.
Leaves Kearney, f- '0 a. in. Leaves Lincoln,
1 ;.) i. in. Arrnes I'lattsniouth. 4 :-M p. n
Kreignt leaves Lincoln ll:40a. m. Arrives
ri.uisihoillli, 4 :.V1 p. in.
GOING EAST.
Express, r, :.- a. m.
Passenger, (train each dayl 4 p. ni.. except
Saturdi'.j'. Ev. iy (bird Saturday a tr.iin con
nects jit'tUe. nsaa! time.
K. V. II. 11. Time Tii;Ic
Ta'ninj F.?it SuwUiy. March 2? 1870.
SOTTH. !
:.r,"plu !
!
stations,
hastings.
a :;.
F.H'F HILL.
COVAT I S.
LKli 'I.i'L'D.
I N A VALK.
L I vKit l i .'N.
FilANKI.IN.
I;L( )U.llNt;TGS.
.V OUT II.
s ::J,jaui
S -M l
' :40
7 :0.-
:;C
0 :i0
s
? :ll)
'J :S'vn
5 :1 Oil 111
v. & .. n. &i. x nu: taisi.i:
WFSTWAKD.
rxoress Mail.
Leayc ' l,irac.. ' i-'aiii in t.unm
M.n.;,jt4 ' 1 '.!"in I I."hiii
.aicsoiii-.: ' 4 pui 5 :;"iam
pt.riii ;:lou T -. i t n . s I'l.mi
' Minima 10 iVipin 11 :;r.ain
Cl:a.:it. ii 1 4-":;'" 2 l'.pm
icsti.i! 4 2"..t:n r. i:.-i.i
' Led Oak 7 team S tjopin
Air. 1'iaitsriiiHiili i S 2alii :
KA:-TVAK1).
Fx press Mail.
Le ive riattsinoi-.th a .-'pm 5 ."Aiim
ili-it ll:ik s Oiipm s Mini
Creston lo.v.piii 11 loam
" Ciiarit'in 1- .Viani 2 15pm
I'ttuimvH .: I'lani .". nnjiiii
p.urlinutou n ;:"ani 8 4(ijiiii
' ( ;ales'oiire; S .V.ain 11 r.Mii
" Mi-ndotal 1- l-'pm . .S loam
Arriv 'hieao : 3 3npni : 7 edain
ONLY 27 lloniS T1 ST. LfiFIS Pv the new
K il l K jusi opened via M I IN M ) t J 1 1. I'lTLL
MAN PA LACK SLl.KPINt; (Alls run from
I'.utiin;ton to St. Loui without change.
j;y lkaving plattsmotth at n -..v r.
M.. you nrrive m Sr. LOT IS the next evening at
s r.v". and leavinu st. L"t'is at a. ni . you ar
rive in Piatisnioiitti ! :?' the next liioniinu'.
Coup. -ii Th Ki ts for sale for a'.i points North,
South, Last and West.
SAM C EL T'OWFLL.
D. AV. HITCHCOCK, Ticket Ajjvnt.
. On. Western P.;ss. Aenf.
J. M. .''.r.eilTAL. JiRi'iit. l'lattsmoutii.
Till: FIJI KN I Ol' ALL'.I
HOLLOW AY'S PILLS.
-I had no aptielite ; l' j'.'.ov.aj-'s Pills gave me
a heart V one '
"Your Pills nr inarvel'.ens."
"1 s:-!i; for another box and keep them in the
house."
-1 r. HoPoway has cured my headaihe that
was chronic."
"I pivi' one of your Fills to my biilx for chol
era liieilnis. 'Hie litt d"ar not in a day.
"My naii-ea of a morning is e Av c-ii -!d.-
" A'o u r lio of i pil low ay'.- ' hut nn ut eui ed nie
of aoix s in the lieaip I i id-bed Koine tif yo-ir
)int ruent behind i he ears, and the noise has
left."
"Send me ttro bo.cs ; I Avaat one for a poor
family."
"1 (;nclose r dollar : your price is-j- cents but
the medicine to me is worth a dollar."'
"Send me five boxes o: yu:r Pills."
"Let me have three box- of your Pii's by re
turn mail, for Chiils and Fever.'
I have over ..) such test imoiiials thesu
but want of space compels me to conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
And all eruptions of the el; in. thi Ointment is
most invaluable. It does not heal externally
aloiie.1e.it penetrates wi: Ii the most searching
cti'ects uic very root oi the evil.
HOLLOW AY'S OINTMENT
Possessed of this I: K.M I" 1 ) A'. Kvcrv Man may be
h.sowu Doctor. It may bo rubbed into Hie
system, to as to reach any internal complaint :
bv these liienns it cures Sores or Fleers ill 4t
Tiljai.VT. STOMACH. LIVFK. SPIm-:. or oth
er parts. It is an Infallible Kemedv for P. A D
I.KliS. IJAD r.i:rsis, out i acted or st If
.loints. GO FT, KHKL .MATl.sM, r.i.d tU fkill
Diseases.
t v r-ktant Cavtio"..- "oue rite srenuine
unless t l.e siL.-tial m e of .!. I! vi.r.. k, as aelit
for the Fniied states. Mil ioiiiuIs each box of
Pills and Ointment. P.oxesal ascents, tli cents,
and j si each.
There is considerable savins by taking
the larger s-izes. I1oi.i.owav & Co.. New Turk.
PAPER HAPlGING
AND
W. filcEIvvain,
fi-Shop over j;oA"Ai ST ATiTLES.on
PXE STREET.
Satisfaction (tuaratiteed.
r.mO
STltElGILT & 311 LL Eli.
Harness Mirn itfro-tttrtrs,
SADDLES
L1MDLES,
COLLATtS:
and all kinds of harness stock, conntantly on
hand.
FEU IT, COS FECTI OXE T,
-And
GROCERY STOKE,
NFT;
CANDUs
7EA3
lOFFi.E'?,
!v.!i-vi.COt.s,-
LOL'fi;
s c.
1-r.ri;r,rrtf- place epposite i. 6: V'.f'i
?uiv ' xttwight MtiJ.VH-
Ltnos Inspired.
A boy stood on the gallery floor,
At the naughty female show,
I'm too far back, he Badly naid.
P.ut he dare not forward g.
For he spied his bald father head
Ou the first and foremost, row.
The Fate of the Fast Young: Man
n's curious, isn't it, Filly,
The changes a twelve months may bring;
Ijist j-eur I was at Saratoga,
As happy and rich as a kinir.
I was r ikii:r in poo's on t he rai es,
And let inr the waiteis wttli "Tens''
And Siiipii'n mint juleps by twilight
And to-day I am here in the "Pen !
"AVIir.thdmetodoit?" What a'vnyi
Leads men lo destruction and crime?
The pi odijjal so.;, win in you've read ol.
Has altered somen hut in h s time.
He sp.-iiiis Irs ?iilslimce as freely.
As Hie biblical fellow of old,
Itul when it Is gone he faneii B;
The busks will turn into go'.d.
Champngue, a box fit the oper,
Hi'i;!l steps wlill- forlu ie Is flush,
The pHssionate kisses ol women,
Wliose cheeks have forgotten to blush.
Tlie old, o'tl ei)i y, P.ill y.
Of p easures tl:n; end in tear".
The fioth that foams for an hour.
The liters that ure tasted for years.
Last nLiht rs I sat hrro and rou.irred,
Ou Hie ends ofny evil ways.
There i.rcfo like a phantom before, ine,
Tlie vi.-fns of my boyluKid d ys.
I thought of my old home, Itilly,
Of the seliool bouse tha'. stood on the hill.
Of the brook that flowed Giroi'sh the uieadosv,-
I can e'en he..r its music htill.
AifaPi I thought of ir.y molher,
tf the motlier hj tauuht me to pray,
AVho.se love wag a pin in.s treasure,
Tlmt 1 I.e -d'.es-ly cast uwuy.
I s-aw a ain In my vis'ons.
The fn sh-lipp d. carolcS't boy.
To whom tlie fnti.re was iiour.dles.'i,
And tlie woihl but a mighty toy.
I thought of all 11. is as I s -t here,
C f in ruined and wafted I fe,
And the p inus of leieor.o r,rebt.ter,
They i i. recu my lieart like a knife.
It takes s une couiage, Lilly,
To ltiuyh in the lace of file,
A In n U;e yeHi-niijn aieb tionsof manhood
Arc ni..sietl'at twcutu eifjlit.
- M'litie.i in Vic States Pi I o.-i, J.f.Ut, Iil
A COLOIiADO EXPEDIENCE
One temjRs.t-toss'jd night, vveatlier
bcinul at a .small hotel cm the stsgeioute
from baula Ee, we rnvt a fellow-traveler
in wliom we bec-umu grently interc-ited.
Among otliers, my companion, a linelj
built, atinciic leilow, narrated an cxjieri-t-nce
of tlie previous seabon, vvliich, lie
ki'id, '-made every Iniir slau.i on tiptoe."
"llowT' A'e asked, "lull were in great
peril f'
"One of those imminent risks that you
meet at every turn, l our of us came in
the stage from banta Fe, tlie last of June,
1 think. A youn iady ooverness in an
oiiicer's lainny her escort, a vvealtliy
uiereliant, reputable, wim auarauteo ot'
honor inscribed 0:1 every line of f 1 is ear
nest luce, and niyaelt, were acquaintances;
the oilier v:u5 tue iioresiioer of tlie com
pany, bound for tii-j ataoles at Denver.
"lhe lady aiuoii' the twenties was
so happy iu the thought of fjoing cast and
seciny lier w idovel mother was tu in
tere&led and lull of liie, that her joy rip
pled tlitoiili our cou v creation like a mer
ry watble.
"You'd like a per.onal description I''
"Well, rather tall and wiilowlv, eves as
black and fu.lot sptirklo as a frosty night,
and liair coiuuioiiiy called led, but vith
a t;lint ol jfohl in lines and dashes when
ever the : uniigiil y ianeed across it. 1 saw
it fudy wlieu she dropped h.-r hat, and a
btybsii, neat alfair that was, too but 1
have not come 10 that yet."
"im sure you're aware of the brigand
age for w hich that route is noted. -Marvelous
tales are told of tlie robb.'is. I
6 us pec t the mountain passes cf the Apen
nines hold no more niyslery of crime lhan
do Ui j rocky passes oi this fresh continent.
Constantly lacing danger, the pioneer ac
quires a hardiness that lits him for every
eh encounter of peril, however unusual.
The periodic robbing of stages hi3 be
tonie so much of a fact that the express
company wid take no more risks, and
rpecic and treasure have to be taken east
by piivate parties.
"As government expert, I -was well
known to the bankers of Santa Fe. They
never hesitated to intrust me with large
amounts of gold, and tiiis time there was
no exception. So I was loaded, partly by
means of ail iiMier belt around my waist,
partly by a false bottom, improvised iu
1113- valise by gumming strong wrapping
paper over the precious parcels and inner
lining of the bag.
"The day would have been intolerable
but for the cool currents that swept down
tlie declivities tmd through the mountain
ravines. Ficipicnl ly during the day, up
tlie steep ascents, Ave would get out find
walk. It rested us nnd relieved the
tedium of the drive. The lady was most
rt-h arming, rattling her words like fne
Mr it airninst our sullies of wit and wisiloni
and turning into sport r.nd jest our sciious
.'ears. She" became confidential, and told
us she expected to return a niadame, with
a military escort if she rUnucd at a'l.
Her nuance was a lieutenant, stationed
now in the Indian Territory; but whenhu
received his furlough well, very soon,
perhaps then we might expect to hear
f w editing b 'Us.'
" 'I should like to be a little richer,'
she added, with a sigh; 'but we must
tke w hat the good Ood gies ns, and my
p ensure happens to be nut in gold I''
"How much of a dot Iiiive youi' said the
practical mcichant.
She la tmlied merrily. 'Ave you a ban
d:t in disguise:' then added, '.he fruits
of ;iiy industry amount to the heavy
weight of one thousand in gold;"
'You haven't it vith y.a( he inquir
ed, so quickPy and earnestly thut 1 was
surprised.
"Come, you are accounted shrewd; just
try and rind out! I will answer all rele
vant questioning.'
"He blushed and stammered an apolo
gy, Kjud she sat for a monent on a rock
.'hat projected from the side of the road
over the mountain edge, oho had gath
ered stray tlowcis on ii r walk, diving un
der bushI nd behind rocks, and was
fastening them on her hat and mantle.
A scarlet creeper ran loimd the base of
'.he i v:;k dimu the side of the mountain.
"'Oh, that suits nie, I must go now.
I she said, rising lo- her feet, and dropping
hat and flowers iu the excitement. Just
then a sudden eddy of win.-, t ame twist-
i iug round the corner of a tissuie, and
whirled hat and flowcis round and round,
lodging them beyond h'er power or re
covery, on a narrow ledge of perpendicu
lar rock, jutting out and inaccc 5 iible
from the road.-
"IIow, now, what will you do?' I
raid, half in sport at the possibility of
bareheaded companion for the rest of t!i6
trip.
"To my surprise, she looked the image
of despair and grief; the color, had failed
out of her rosy cheeks; even her lips were
ashy and p ile. Her hands w ere clasped
in the most agonizing expression, as the
mutely gazed at the slender shapo below,
mocking her with its airy grace of blooms.
"'Ohj my friends! can't you recover
that hnt for me? Do, in pity, and I will
thank you to my dying day "
"Xo mother, appealing for a lost child,
could have been more piteous, while
tears stood in her eyes. I was half angry
that any woman could be so metamor
phosed by the loss of a hat. The mer
chant whistled, looked bewildered, but
evidently didn't choose to risk his life.
The driver and horseshocr came to her
rescue; they fastened a hook . on to the
end of a coil of rope, saying:
"Don't fear. Jliss, nor look eo anx
ious; we'll rig something an' get yer
hat!"
"The drivbr, stretched av full length,
with only his head and arms over the
precipice, and anchored tirmly by the
rest of the party, threw his rope harpoon
fashion, with an unerring aim. It caught
in the rini, the hat was drawn up care
fully and restored to the young girl who,
with exhilirating color and sparki.ng
eyes, thanked the men most profusely.
They cut short her rhapsodies by juinpiug
ou the driver's box, and telling us to
'pile in.'
"Once inside, she said:
"'As you are all my friends, I must let
you into the secret of my hat. All the
money I possess is hidden in the lining
quilted in and no man, not even a
highwayman, would ever suspect the
treasure hidden in such a cell, now, would
llieyT'
"We, of course, praised her ingenuity.
"'A good thousand, is itf" said the
merchant.
'"The very sum," she replied.
ft was about two o'clock in toe morn
ing. AVe were well out of tin? most for
midable passes, diiving briskly toward
::ie Canadian fork. The full moon light
ened our way, making the bushes and
ices adjacent cast sharp, decided shad
ows across the road. 1 had exchanged
places with the horshoer. Inside they
were dozing, but I was awakeful and alert.
We beguiled the dreary hour by story
telling. Suddenly, I saw something
moving in the shatlow of the road on bo-
yond us.
" ' hat is that?" 1 saut.
"The driver looked, his eyes rounding
like a moon.
"'Nothing but a burro!' referring to
the puck-mules that freouently strayed
down the mountain .side. It disappeared
quickly in the shade, and from thence, in-
stant' ; a" it by magic, jumpeil out into
the road two men. They were hidden in
huge slouched sombreros and army
cloaks. The stoutest caught the bridle
i !' the lenders; the other, covering us with
his n.'lc, rlioup.-d :
"Don't stir, or you are dead men.
'Ailviinciu'r closer, and keening us
within the range of his muzzle, he cried
out:
"Pitch out the treasure bcx qitick! "We
ire in a hurry i"'
"The driver began to stammer a reply,
shaking as if he had an ague stroke, but 1
hushed him with a whispered:
'"Stop, stop! let me talk to these i:ien!
There is no treasure aboard t night. 1
said this cooily, at the.same time swaying
my body to aH 1 fro, backward and for
ward, to get out of range of the muzzle;
the man was evidently very nervous as
well its very near.
"As I i 11 icnded he should, he tg-'k mo
for an express messenger, and, as neithet
driver nor passenger toe supposed to pos
sess any valuab.es, they are sjidom mo
les'eil. "'None of your nonsense! replied the
bandit. 'Hand out the treasure, or you'll
see trouble.'
"The man at the reins evidently enjoyed
my endeavor to get out of range, lor he
squeaked iu a falsetto voice:
"'Do them bar'ls look big?'
"'Yes,' I said, echoing the old joke cur
rent among miners. 'Yes, I can read ail
the advertisements on the wadding!7
"He chuckled a rough chuckle.
Come, come, heave out that specie
box,' shouted the man holding the rule.
"i insisted ther was none.
"Here, look at the way-bill; if there is
any such thing aboard it w ill be among
the items,' -and I made a move to get
down, holding it in my hand.
"'Stay where you are, or I'll shoot you
on the spot.'
"I threw him the way-bill. He dropped
his ritle and picked it up, perusing the
items in the moonlight, l'rotiting by this
action, 1 undertook to slip my portnion
naie into my boot, anil moved my hand
around to get at the pocket. The driver
misunderstanding the movement, wliif
,r-?d:
" 'Have you got one?'
"The man at the reins noticed the con
iVriing and hallowed at us. The oihe-
instantly raised his gun:
".'A one of that! H.-nlsup!'
"We threw up our hands, and he nga'n
turned to tlie Avay-biil. I did manage,
though, to secrete my money, slipping it
intc my boot.
'"You see there's no mention made of
the treasure, and if it was sent it would
be noted on th.? bill. However, you can
get up and look in the box and satisfy
yourself.'
"lie hesitated but a moment, and then
jumped up and looked in the boX; in do
ing so lie kicked 1113- valise.
"'Open this!' sa:d he. I did so, taking
out carefully its contents and letting him
look inside; the wrapping paper deceived
him.
" 'No,' he cried, 'there's no treasure on
this stage, but we've sworn lo have a hun
dred dollars to-night, and if we can't find
it in the treasure-box, we may cud it iu
the baggage. Who's iiisidei'
"Two raen and a lady; none of them
rich. One is the h iscshoer, going to
Denver to shoe tlie Company's hor-es.
'"We'll look for 'cm. Whatever hap
pens, don't stir, on your peril. 'We may
iind the money ou them cr in the bag-
"I felt terribly for tho young girl,
perspiration blood in great bends of
ny ail over my body.
"It wasevideut they were sleeo'ii '.
The
ago-
Tlie
man rattled lhe door and rou-ed them
l'rcscnting his
to be searched
gun, he ordered tin-in out
They obeyed, half asleep.
lie placed them in a row. 'Hands up!'
he said. 'Now lor your pockets!' 'lhe
horscsiiner had but two ciollais in silver,
the merchant's poi tmonnaie showed but a
live, and the young lady's nothing but her
turners
and
dt
iO cbauge.
The
l- - - - fj.
was sure, looiied wit she would swoon.
" 'You're a mean crowd, to have ?o Irt-
tie with you,' said ho, 'and I've a mind to
send von to heaven this very night. A
hundred dollars wc must have, so we'll
go for ycttr baggage.' This was uth ied
with infinite disgust.
'The merchant then spoke. 'You'!)
find nothing of account in our baggage,
but if you will ask this young lady fr
her hat, and carefully rip out the lining,
you Avill there find something worth your
pains.'
'The girl turned toward him with blaz
ing eves, and uttered but one word:
"'Traitor !'
"There was no escape; tho hat was se
cured. After the iining was very care
fully ripped out it was returned with
thank.
"'In luck, in luck!' said the highway
man. 'Jump up all. I'm sorry f"i 'Uir
l'-ss, miss, but ve are bound to take vt hat
ever, is sent us. A'e have no treasure, but
this will do. Drive on!' '
'"I want the way-bill.'' I said exti'e.l
ly, for the scene we had jest witness. -d
had increased my indignation to a fivir
hear.
"ii-j ijanded i. tome, but ii liu! tered
under the horses' feet, and again 1 de
manded it. ..Mechanically he picked it
up, mounted the wheel, and handjd it to
me. Then touching his hat lo the lady
said :
" 'Hut for this lining you might have
bcu lying in yonder ditch. No treusuie
on board ! Come this way next linu
without it, and we will iinish your ac
counts. Drive on !'
"We gladly followed this advice, but
could not rind language vigojous oioiigh
to express our contempt lbi Fio i..e inn
of liie lncliiKii't. Toe driver su.ne c.t
hint in Spanish, an I the voting lad,'
answcref a.l atP mpts :d cnsolatit.t w;m
hysterical sobs. 'i'iu liieichud aione
pit s rved his cool equanimity of temper.
"Arriving at Denver, he begged very
earnestly of the young lady, wan me as a
friend, to grant h.:n a few moments foj
explanation in a private parlor. H? was
so in earnest that the young gill yielded a
reluctant consent.
'die closed die door and bolted it which
! oked strangely.
"Don't fear,' he said, a? I fumbled for
my revolver. Sitting 111 a chair lie pulled
oil his boot, and from the toe pulled out
a roll of Greenbacks. Said lie: 'A few
days before leaving I was lucky enough
to find an opportunity to exchange my
doubloons for these. Jly poor child let
me make restitution. Here art two thou
sand in bills for the oue thousand soured
by the robbers,' handing her that amount,
'i'our lining was a Godsend t me; n
they had searched me further they would
have secured twenty instead of one thou
sand. Concealed in my baggage are dia
monds and precious stones which, if they
hud secured, would have beggared me.
Taking a solitaire liom his vest liu:ng, he
presented that i.iso lor her acceptance.
'1 should have explained in the stage, but
'walls have eats," and why should 1 trust
the others witli my secrets."
' Of course, as il turned out I was high
ly pleased with the sagacity of tlie gen
ticmun; the more sy as 1 leco.iected
the responsibility of specie I, too, had as
sumed. "i need not tell you that the lady'!
tears were transmuted into rare smiles,
Hiidshe vent to her home rejoicing."
Spavin, IIing-I5one, Etc, With "clhods
of Treat pieut.
The horse is our nob!cst domestic
animal, perfect in structure-, imposing
in appearance, full of. intelligence aad
when kindly treated giving iu return
an affection almost human in its na
ture, and performing to the last point
of endurance the tusks imposed, and
we may add is too often subjected to
the hardest, and harshest us:i of any
of our animals, n'nd probably for this
reson is the most liablr to disease and
blemishes.
Many an otherwise valuable horse is
disfigured for life and rendered mote
or less 11 ii ti i t for service by ugly spav
ins, unsightly ririg-bonen, splints, etc.
Sometimes these difficulties are not of
a serious nature, that is, do not lame
the horse, or make any material differ
ence in theability for performing work
on the farm but such animals are ren
dered unsaleable, or if disposed of, it
must be at a saci dice of price. Gener
ally, however, the horse is peimanet.t
ly lamed, unless the cause is removed,
which is very seldom and often en
tirely ruined for travel or work.
Spuvins afe most generally produced
by a strain or overwork in drawing.
The bony excrescence or substance of
which it is composed will ejow quite
fast and sometimes give the appear
ance of an enlarged joinl, ttud unless
attended to in season will become dil
licult to manage. Many remedies have
been devised for this dillleulty, but us
ually Avith very indiffeient success,
leistering is generally resorted to whe n
anything is attempted, and will in
pome eases, when properly perfoi mod,
stop the growl.Ii of the sp t i:i but. wid
not remove the bunch already formed
or cure th lameness, besides the pro
cess is a painful one producing sore
ness and rendering the h'crse more or
less unlit for service.
Some four years ag Dr. li. J. Ken
dall, of Etiosburgh Falls, Yt., having
a hi.rse troubled with spavin tried blis
tering to cure it. The operation ap
peared so painful and unsatisfactory
that it Avas abandoned with the belief
that a remedy less torturing in its ap
plication and more certain iu its effect
might be devised. Accordingly the
Doctor set himself to work, and being
a practical-physician and druggist, suc
ceeded in preparing a remedy that
since its inti eduction to public notice,
has achieved a success that is of th
most satisfactory character. About
three years since, hearing of several
cases where "Kendall's Spavin Cure."
as tha remedy is termed, had been used
with good effect, I took some pains to
ascertain the facts in the case, and re
ported the same for several of our lead
ing agricultural journals. I gi va a few
instances to w hich I am personally
knowing. Mr. U. . ("aine, of Deik
shire; Vt.. owned a valuable horsa hav
ing a spavin of lhe size of half a ben's i
egg, and producing severe lameness, j
Afer trying the us'.ial remedies with
no effect, learning of "Kendall's Spavin
Cure," ;i bottle was obtained and u-rd 1
. according to directions. The apjilica-j
tton produced no blistei ing.did not ; - j
pear to be painful, and left no scar or j
c.iliou.s. A one dollar bottle w as ucdj
and it cured tlie spavin, stopping ti e j
lameness and removing the bunch. I j
examined the !rgs carefully and coiiM j
find no differf nt-e in the s:r.t? of tVei
joints, and could not tell iikui which :
the spaviu was located. The hoise has j
been worked bard s-iiice and upon ex-1
arnining him the second time a. while j
since, after an interval of three or four
years, was- peasot; to 10,1 1:0 re! urn of
the d liii iiliy i.i any tdiape or manner
olio b- is as ;vund an ' ;m 1 feet, to all
appcnt'-i'ie-'s .".s the oilier.
Mr. . V. Wtr-hl. iVo of D- kshirr.
Vl.. treated a bad c.tso of spavin with
this re'nedy r.mt in six w oeksdhe lame
ness was gone, the bunch neatly re
moved and ho considered the horse
cured. There has boon no return of
the dif'.cu'ty since, although the Jiorsi
has been wcrrkod bard. A. A. Simp
kins, of West V nosborgh, Yt., has had
an expel ienre situ i!ar to t !.' above, ;tr.d
others mitrht bo pivot?, but these may
lm cotisid, red .sutheient to establish thei
fa:-t of tin- curat :a " jm wcrs of this- rem
edy, ami also, which is equally import
ant, tho permanence of the cure; tho
relief ali'orded bung not temporary,
but lasting in effect. Equal se.ecosw
has been has been had v. tth "Kendall'
Spavin Cure" i:i tl. treatment of
5iints, curb, ring -bono, bruises, s! nt'ns
fff different kiiu's, callous, etc. 1 wish
to call particular attention to this as u.
humane method of treatment, the rem
edy, while it is f Jik-ieiit in operation
vet does not pro! ace pain or fineness,
as is t he case with most application.
This feature is derei ving of notice and.
is rccei vitag conini'-ndal ion from manv
prominent gentlemen in this country,
among Avhoni I would mention Mr.
Charles A. jl'urrier, special agent for
the Ma-'s tchiis tt s society for the pre
vention of cruelty to animals, Jioston,
1.. .. .... .... I ..,!..., .-
Altl!o:ili this remedy was orijir.a!
!y (Icsi ;.':. d for the treatment of hors
f.'., yet. it has been used for human ail
iiiriils. snob as ilitferont lormsof rheu-
n.atisisi, or deep seated pains of long
standing, with eo'inllv .good effect.
nd.-dl's Spavin Cure" liar, been
introduced throughout the 1 lost
of l his country, and is being put into
the hands of all leading A l.olesalo
druggists from which it may be ob
tained, or through whom it may be or
dered by livny tii iiggi.:'. Dr. Kendall
has also compiled a small work cr
"Treatise on the Jl&rse ami his Diseas
es." of about IhO pages, fully illustrat
ed, and giving in a small compass a
large, amount of useful information,
free from ali technical terms and which
will be worth many times its cost, of
twerd j-li ve colds, to all o'.viipi s of hors
es. Something of the favor with
which this work is being received by
the public may be inferred from lhe
fact that one hundred thousand copies
or over have been sold since April last.
Should any one desire further inform
ation upon any matter contained in
this article. th'v will pleas'; address
Dr. II. J. Kendall, at Fm-s! urgh 1U,
Vt. Ji. !". Tow lp.
West F.eikshire, Vt., Scot. 1 -We
are informed that the ' KcivlaH's
Spavin Cm e" is now so'd by C. F.
Goodman, Omaha, Nob., and nil of !ho
leading v. it n! era! di io" .i-ts, aud a largo
numb r of prominent retail drug.'Jst .
ir-viMr" r Tv 1 . i 1 li
ITelo Vdursoir.
Hnyard T:u !or,! r-'.ni no'hing, b r.nne fV
most fanoits i'.r. i. n m'n'.s'er "f th-dav;
but what he g t un 1 r God, ho achieved
himself. I Know 1 1- 1 n o G re.-Yy In !;',
him. What a brave and grar.l thing it
was for him to citei.ur go the y'.'.ug trav
eler '. 1 101 :ii-'j C re-dry v:n always doing
t' ltn thing of that I. ti i inert' j"Ui iiabots
have gun' t ' r- .11 11 IU.-:C" Greeley's
pocket t-i a I i - -.:. t I and succe.- lh.-v,
through any t'."t- ono ione. Tho ;.:, ;d
New Y :; ed'lor sa v in the grc n-country
lrd from Keimi It S pc-ie 11 m.bid I.Tge
enough to he ndnl'd. r p-'nipe::i.ry t
any ( n;.-';y. It s, ,!..; 1 ,, s 1. .!;, g--n:ns
to discover :;' ia -. As M r. Gt oty 10 ibc 1
t'!'';i ,l;- v.n.t-g b'-'j-iry ;-. I ve! 1 r d.sir
in'g to i;-t-.,1e ";.! t"le vv. rid si''";!, h''
r ! 1 1 ! 1 : c I '1 : - own e; r! v d;iyj, w in a in
!.(;;:; -s;.-;.i dy-.d w't'i butt. Hot, !l'! I;'" li
ed !.:s falli-T, l'l"l ie-ll h'; l.:.c!c-l i'l .N.'"-
Y' a ': with ! 0.7.3 ia his pock -t, Kskiog
only for something, to do. but fir !!n
ti. :.t prut ih -yard l;.y!cr helped hini--U
Vd Lu.v i:i'i:iy wait for vf.u rs to shirt
them and ln.ike tie in wait ! r circil'ii-st-!tici
to lice- ? them! i"' 1 g-f, lnt'
yi:trs-f ! Ci-;m:i'us t;s a w av r
Hat Icy was a s -;,ji b -i b.-r. F.-op was
slave." Homer was a bo:: gar. :ay;i:.
Taylor was a type-.- Iter la aVilcigej rint
ing o.i'ce. Tai.e yo-.tr pick-axe !..; I.ew
your own way t!;r""gii tho solid rock.
The b st orf;t f r a man is a world full
of obstneio.--, ::') I grit to overcome them.
Trouble i.3 tlt'j b'j.-t i:o;i,; 0:1 wh; h to
sh-irp' a nu'.ors T.un !.':
Tin boine di j ."Tintli'.y.
.'tch ladies as may l- troubled be
liesii;iti"n '.villi rcj-inl to their style of
Fall Co.-tumes, i:,u,: greet tlioDetober
nuail.er of th:-- rdeiling magazine with
peculiar delight. Th" large and varied
array of fall styles for costumes aial
individual gaiui'-nts j.resentel in this
issue, c!i;ir.'tcteri.Ml by all the mo?.- t
and tasteful elegance fur which tied -signs
represented in this i:i:ig.-v.:o ; re
sj.ecially iiotei!, n.u-it ptove sa! i - " to
ry to iyv t ;.!', I'a.-gi.jj-ms .-s il 1 ; '
be. "f7"r.dit i" I, there :: 1 o a foi,il'r
hciisive review l ih- fashio: -, j.;ll
and i'- ;.-'- de.-( 1 ip: ic
trated stj ic., fall vi.ips, coi
d.'
costumes, etc., r.nd Hie t;."t;al full i"
j 10 i ts on sea.-omible fa. i ics. trim dn:
shoes and hosiery, milli-teiy coiimr
Linyti i-. ai 1 fancy and art n:- d, -work,
with profu.-o iilti-' rat ioi.s, sho'v
ir.g tie? latest stvles and deigns 01
each department. The colored p! tic
is as usual a superb a':iair, ; 1 1 L repri
sewts ;ni except iona lly h.i:n!.-or.'.'j atal
S t A' 1 i s ! I S tj C f t -, : S ( r T ' I e .
The l;'i"iary dep.u -; nrv' iiclinbs
some yery choice : : r ii t 1 11 : t 1 front
aide WTitus. lhe j'ri'.cip.d .-tt r.t'tions
consisting of th opuiing el. ipters of
new story, c.die l '.li s Darlington's
Predict!--!!,' whi'-h j r.-uL-rrs to be very
eidert.iining; t'.' conclttding iotti..;i
of "Ti ied in the i"ire;":i very charm
ing sketch. lititl-'d "Monsieur ;" a very
readable pap.-r -:r "I I i uts ;" p"u.is bv
F. S. Saltus. "Ilowai d G!vi:d..m," A -;f-ley
11. r.aldv.in. a-,.d ...thcrs; t-gr-tl-'.-r
w ith the evt r en ;,.y;;b!e miscc-U. my, de
lightful Sai i'.i Tidk, Vi'.luab!e I :.(
hold departmu,!.' excelli r.t Lm.,'; ; e
views. huui'ii'o'as .10 1 tlni'ic'dfu! ci-.-i-tributi
ins id' th- 'Mo.-aics Man." etc.
The Domestic, Mtmthly !s puMi .h' d
by IJlake ,vc Comji any. -"' .'Iroa.b.vay,
Xew Y01U. at ;?!.'! p--r c:tr. in. -ba d
of pattern premium. S;vcii:.c-a cjp.cf.
1" con's.
Tin lt'ti -i.;a 1 MiirL invito. 1 Fr.
Aver a ti.l i.i ; fat.iiiy t. t:;- AmI;
(Jiike's wi ddirig ia-rh. Koyr.i I'.
Thi . d; .-: iucl : 1 v...-. ..v.-i.-d -! lu.r
rn 't ( ii ; IK 1 ': .: ." i.'.l a:l . !'i
t lo.t al.-t b ( a ti - li '; ' - t: : 1 .' ' .'1 '
T-iiVsici;-.! h id become 'avo.-.i'-b
hno.vii in Kussi:irn its pa ace ivjiii -the
-vorld. I'uobiO ( Col. ) I't-i'i'le