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1ST EIWAI1 rOI.I.OCK.
There were two io.ts lonx ao-
Ali. wwll-a-da,'
Of Hilrlts warm, but -:asl ai nw
Tliat IIiIorh m iiun- sliouM iaii awaj !
And of: alow- anI vt-!ils-rlmc lowly.
Anions tlie noiidi t!i y uaiiI-ril Mol.
Wli.-n tuill-lt sJiaJ" v. .to svie'-i anil Iiol ;
yorcI-ar"Ht6lii:io
Iovo la'ir" tlioii. Ilkv tlilm.
My t.ii!.-r tirls'it-iv-l A.lallti'-
And till trm- lov.-r am! tli- 'iialil'-'i.
In aK- .a'ilili'-!. loit and s"on".
Mad' for tl.ins'lT-s a dim tar-AIileii.
All In the silent dawn.
Oft li tli moon's traniiaretit mlit
Ah. wrll-a-da'
J.efor the sun tin- cloud hail fclsU-
TJiat thliiKi v kind should past away!
They trt.'t whll' stars alio..- wens shining.
When- l-av.-i and Howeri wru liitrrlwliilnir.
Her head upon h!i I.r.-ait reclining.
As olt.-n tliltif
It-;ovi ujmjii mine.
My fair. m .rl-'i Ailallni-!
And thus the lover and the maiden.
In ajj.-s vanlihed, lost and now.
Jorelt fearless In their dim .star-Alden.
All In tlicstlPiitiUwii.
no saw no hcaut, she no truth
Ah. well-a-day"
Rath In her form and his fresh youth
That thins " fond hhould pass waj '.
And. sooth to say. she looked serenely.
Auioni tin; wet Icav.-i Klaii:ItiK fro-fiil).
With her fair head reclined and iuoeuly.
Tliouh not like thine.
Not with thy raee ill tine.
M) own hel eil Adallue!
Ho the fond lover and the maiden, '
In Htfes vanished, lost ami (ton.,
rilood dreaming In their dim btar-Aldeti,
All In the client dawn.
They lovrd. and they wen; Messed; they died.
Ah. wcll-a-d-ij:
Tho hrIdKriom and hli fair youn lirltl-
Tliat things so lirlflit should fade away!
The (lowers are wet. tho stars are xleaml(i;
They sleep while all around Is heauilng.
Noteteu of eaeh other dt earning,
f'losi. closer twine
Thy soft white arms In mine.
Oil, could I save thee, Adallue!
Oh, love' oh. death! Alas' the maiden
And lover. In the ages roiio.
I'asned from their pleasant, dim Mar-Alden,
I.Ike shadows from the dawn.
RO.MAM'B OF HISTORY.
Napoleon aud Itlurlier Tint Kinperor'n I.I
ji'oii with u celrbrHtetl l"orttiin-T-Ilor
Her K-iimrk:ilIo I'r.iph ry IlluohriV
C'Itur at I.uhcck Nupoleon'rt Letter t
Murali-tl Victor.
On the Ithof December, 101, a small,
stout man, in a lun tfray overcoat,
a-icemlcd the doorsteps of a large marble,
building on the Kiio dea .lardins, in
J'aritf.
On the door was a golden plate bear
ing the following inscription:
"i.orisi: i.knokma.ni'."
The man King the bell, and a tall,
slender brunette opened the door to
him. He kissed her despite the resis
tance she offered to his embrace.
"Sire! sire!" she (xduiine.I, protest
ingly. "Oh, don't call me so, my beauty," he
replied, still keeping his arms around
her. "You shali tell me my fortune
again to-da."
The handsome brunette disengaged
herselt from his arms. Her counten
ance assumed a sombre air.
"Sire," she said gravely, "do not ask
me to do that any more."
"Why not?"
"Xapoleon ISonaparte," she said al
most solemnly, "I have bad news for
you."
"Had news for me, Louise V You are
joking. Who can hurt me? Am 1 not
all powerful?"
h, es, now now!"
i 'I what is in store for me?"
loyou want to hear it?"
lIuiu into her boudoir. There
kmi her desk a pack of curi-
kShe laid four of them on
h" she said, "signify a
1 asked.
kVi- Ik.
yv?"
neral."
fct".
'ids on the table.
V sir. will brine
lir
roi
laiiirhter.
ural should be aklo
'
fu Yon are mistaken,
it
Lie, I re ere you!
th a tender,
at that time, had been only too glad to
rereiv ; his liomage.
He left her with the name of Hlucher
firmly impressed upon his mind. His
wonderful memory nvor forirol any
thing which roneerned him personally.
Two years elapsed,
The Kmperor of the French had art
fully managed to cause the foolish King
Frederick William III, of I'russa, and
his equally foolish advisers, to declare
war againxt him.
Kverybody knows the disastious con
sequences of this nish act of folly.
The terrible battles of Jena and
Auerstedt were fought. Almost in a
single day the I'russian aimy was
routed, and the humiliating defeat at
Kossbach was moiethan avenged.
(July Hluchei'a division, which had
performed prodigies of valor in the
great battle, made an orderly retreat in
a northwesterly direction. Hut the
French corps, under Marshal Victor,
Slushed with victory, pursued him with
the utmost vigor.
The I'russian soldiers were half
starved and utterly exhausted when
they reached theaii'-ienteityot Lubeck.
There, after a brief struggle, destitute
of ammunition and provisions, they
were compelled to surrender.
Hlucher and most of his officers broke
their swords rather than give them up
to their hated adversaries.
The vanquished ("cneial was treated
in an almost barbarous manner. Hav
ing refused to give his parole to the
effect that he would never again bear
arms against the Kmperor of the
French, he was confined in a dungeon
in the basement of the City Hall.
Four days after Marshal Victor re
ceived from the Kmperor Xapoleon the
following laconic letter:
"Cause Hlucher to make an attempt
to escape. Then have him court-martialed
and shot. N."
(Jen. Hlucher, who was then already
sixty-four years old, w;ls smoking his
pipe gloomily in his cell. Suddenly a
handsome young woman stepped in.
Xow the grim old I'russian (jeneral was
anything but a hater of women. His
enemies asserted that he fell in love
with every pretty face he saw, and
when his fair young visitor entered his
cell his face brightened at once. He
rose politely from his stool and offered
it to hr.
"Fair lady," he said in his most
courteous manner, "what brings you to
this dismal place?"
She answered him in French, telling
him that she w:is tho daughter of Mas
sillon, the celebrated French pulpit
orator of Herlin, and that she had
risked her life in order to free him from
captivity.
Her bearing toward the .grim old
soldier was so seductive that he fell an
easy victim to her charms.
"We must llee from here to-night,"
she whispered to him, as he held her in
his arms.
"I am ready," he replied. "Hut how
am I to get out this infernal hole?"
"I will be here again at setting in of
dusk," he said. "I have procured keys
for every cell here, and a French uni
form for you."
"A French uniform!" he exclaimed,
in dismay. "1 shall not don a French
uniform. Xever! never!"
"Hut, (Jeneral, is it not better for you
to do that than languish here any
more?" she asked, fondling his gray
mustache.
"Yes, my darling," he replied, "and,
beside, it will only be for a few hours
won't it?"
"Only for a few minutes, (Jeneral. As
soon as our carriage is out of the city
you may throw off the uniform of the
hated invaders." she replied.
She left him after a fervent embrace,
and a few minutes later the keeper of
the jail, a white-haired (Jerman, with
an honest, open face, enteied Hlucher's
cell.
He bowed respectfully before the
grim old warrior, and then said :
"Gent-nil, may I ask you one ques
tion?" "Why not, my friend?"
"General, I dou't like to speak about
it, and I hope you will not communi
cate to any one what I am going to tell
you."
"What an idea! I never betray mv
?nds!"
neral, let me ask you, then, do you
e the woman that came to se?
kV?"
said her name was Made
ije daughter of the Rev.
jerlin. Is she not
J.iV
f
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cuue name
woman
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USKFUL liKCIFh.S.
Sham CHAiiru.r A good temper
aii'-e drink is made as follows: Tartar
ic acid, one ounee; one goM sized lemon:
trii.ger rooi. half an ounce; white surrar.
one and a half jwiinds: water, two and
a half gallons; brewer's yeast, four
ouncs, slice the lemon, bruise the gin
ger, and mix all except the yreisL Hoil
the wa'er and jour it upon them; let
it .-.land until cooled down to bhod heat,
then add the east and let it stand in
the sun all day, and at night bottle. In
two days it v. ill be tit for use.
(Jur.KN I'm KUi's. Mrs. H.. !'rinc-ioii.
111., sends the Inttr-U':-.an the follow
ing: Gather the pickl-s when three or
four inches long; w:tsh and pack them
in a jar; then take -troiig vinegar aud
Leat it boiling hot, and pour over them;
heat the same megar eu-ryday for
ten das, e.ti-fully taking off the aciim,
and pour it over the pickles. The ninth
ai.d tenth das put layers of young
grape leaes among the pickles before
putting on the hot vinegar. The elev
enth day drain thoroughly, put in the
spires, ami heat new vinegar and pour
over them, and the pickles will be as
green as when pickled, and keep entire!
pure.
Si-it i:u Avvuv. K. K. I J. C, Wilton.
Iowa, writes: In reply to Mrs. .1. W.
H , of Sycamore, 111., requesting a "tried"
recipe for "spiced apples." I send the
following: Take apples not very tcu
der, 7 pounds, peeled, halved, and cored:
.", pounds sugar, one pint inegar, 1 o
cloves, l! oz. cinnamon, (neither pulver
ized;. Put the sugar, vinegar, and
spices together, and let them come to a
boil. Drop in a few applet and let them
cook until they are just soft through,
when they an to be taken out and diojt
ped into a jar. When all are done so.
pour the liquor left over them, adding
a half pint of vinegar. I kei-p apples
in this way perfectly tho year thiougti,
on a cellar lloor of only ordinary tem
perature, merely covering the jar with
a paper and plate.
Salting and Fki-hi:ning Cici m
ijimw. Mrs. X., Moline. III., writes: In
reply to questions in last week's Intn
(Jrean in regard to salting and freshen
ing cucumbers. Take an eat then ware
jar to suit requirements; in the bottom
place a layer of fresh grape leaves, a
layer of cucumbers of the same regular
size; cover the same with salt, and so
continue in regular layer- to the top;
then place a cotton cloth over them and
aboard the size of the jar; on the t.p
place a stone heavy enough to keep the
cucumbers down, and "they make their
own brine;" take the cloth off once a
week aud wash in cold water. When
you want them in the winter, take them
and place them in a porcelain kettle,
pour over them cold soft water, and
stand on the back of the stove and heat
slowly to a scalding heat; pour oil' and
pour on cold water; repeat the opera
tion three or four times a day until
freshened. They will repay the trouble,
being hard and green as when first
pickled.
Industrial.
TlIOMsSO. Oltvio, Solirllor of Patents of tlie
Iowa I'atkntovfh'k. at Den Moluea, reports the
following C. S. ratuuld Issued tu Western Invent
ors. Al'Gl'ST 15. l"t.
Churns Ruben K. Parkhurst. Oska
loosa, Iowa. The dasher is nutated by
means of a friction-wheel, attached
thereto, and another friction-wheel
feathered on its shaft, pressure being
given by a spring wound on the shaft
of the second wheel. The spring abuts
against an adjustable upright standard
to allow an increase or decrease of
pressure.
Car Couplings Emanuel Zorger, To
peka, Kansas.
Manufacturing Harrow-Teeth Rlanks
Gerrit Donaldson, Pleasant Valley, la.
Railroad Gates M. Pulcomer, Al
bion, Iowa.
Privy Seats Peter D. Howard and
Matt. Allan!, Ka Porte. Iowa
Pliers W. P. Huntoon. Stuart, Iowa.
Watch hands, &c. are held in the hori
zontal orifices, and their holes shaped
by tools passing through the vertical
openings.
Cutter Heads J. H. Whitaker. Dav
enport, Iowa. Circular knives having
beveled cutting edges, are eccentrically
fastened to a head provided with eccen
tric bearing-surfaces.
I Uily, which created two fashionable
colors to-wit. tlif1 Magenta- and Soifer
ino, has developed a third this season,
but modesty yields to tho Herzegovina
the distinction of giving it a name.
Xeed we say that Herzegovina is a rich,
in fact, a rebellious blood-tint.
William S. Mercer, a prisoner in the
Nebraska State prison, luis succeeded
in getting for that institution the best
library in tho State. Many well known
writers have at his urgent request sent
complete sets of their works, and the
principal publishing houses have made
generous donations.
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
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lions Live
Sheep Live
Flour Good to choice
Wheat No 2 Chicago
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Flour Wholesale.
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Dr. F. L. Pond.
Catling at tb- e.tnrer h;:ud on
T!ur-la. we f . uri'l wrk u;-a tberie-,
additK-n." w'.i h b t aj'-re ih.ta duj li
ra: e tie- pre.--i.tstnn tuie.t- ng pU'betl
forward ery rapid! and the d"-:r. :
ntwitbUtiiuii.g his many car-s.an.U'.e i
and jully. :ts ot yn. Tin :i;:idat;n
walls will U 4".inplet"d ll.u Week.!
while brick-la en-, carpenters, and the
other mechani" are all in re.idimws l
push their portion f tho woik 'W all
possible en-rg'. Xumerous c:!'.abts
eents were aiidering almut the
grunds, am-mg whm we notirl sev
eral who three weeks ago we imagined
mu-t cerUuiily be colithied within the
walla lor some montlis at least, and
earh apK.Mrel to lrt more than satisfied
with the apparent iter eel suecess of
the treat iiieiil in his esp'tial -.t,-e.
Within these lhr-e eek, h"eer. we
were surprised t tind thai no less than
thirty patients had alv deparinl tor
llieir iiotnes. rontulent in thy hope thai
they had been fully cured of this terri
ble'inahidy which "for inouihs or -.us
liad clouded their livea with the tln-ad
oi a horrible deatli in the near future.
inoiig tJjij.se who had departed was
Mrs. . P. Miuimers.of Uetneii -piings,
.Michigan, anil we take pl .isiire in re
producing ihe follow nig tus'iuiony from
her hiisbaiitl. an mtelhgent and we'.i
informed g nth-man w ho remained w :th
lie.- conslaittly during l.er coii!inem-:it
here:
AriloKA. June.".. 1-T'J.
My Wife. Mrs. . Samuel P. Mimineri,
li;u "been al'.licted with cancer on the
right bre.ist for tifteeii months. I)r.
LudwigA; on. old and skillful plr.m
cians. were called in and attendel lier
fur sevend mor.ths. Her breast had
glow n to an ei'Virmous sie, and had
become mi very much di-c.'r.cd that a
probe could be intiodmvd mio it. at
le.lSt loll!' Miches, aild so erv olIeIlsle
that it w.is really into! rabie to be m
tin- hi. use with the sufferer. I" mall
the Dr. saul the ;Lse was so far ad
vanced there wa- no chance lor her r
covei. Portunately for m, at this
tune we heard oi Dr. V. L. Pond, of
Aurora, 111., who was meeting with
very gi eat success m treating rancors,
and v.e started for that place. and found
in re dity that all we had heaid of Dr.
Pond's success, was true. Xow mvwife
has been with Dr. Pond six weeks, and
to-day she goes home with me. tn 11. It
is fair Jo say that in all my hie I never
saw a per.-on impioe mi fasl :ti in
wife ha. Her geneial health ha.s been
entirely renovated. Her cancel, weigh
ing six pounds, lias been removed, and
she is an entirely new pet son, bcemiug
1. Ceitamly no wm!s can express
oil i' gratit.de for the work ou hae
done for us. for my wife could not hae
been alive now. but for you. I want to
sav to all thus afflicted, there, .s still
.heln for miii. Do not dela'.. nor be
! longei decei'. m!. but go at oii-t to Di.
il'orifl. at Aurua. 111., an i he will cure
I von. vir.i I-'.m jimi i,
V.i.:. I..Si'MMia:s.
The following from Mr. PobcitCook.
of J.::7 Thuilow street. Philadelphia.
Pa., is still more gri!ifing:
For ear 1 hail been asiiffeier from
cancer alVerting the uov and re. and
in 171 was tieated by Dr. Cariettsou,
l Professor of Clin irs in the Pennslva
nJa rniver-,ity). lr.th and Chestnut
stn-eis, J'hiladelphia. without henetieial
results; then for six weeks at the Wells
l-'ye Hospital. I was treated unsuccess
fully b Dr. Morton, surgeon of the
Peii'nsivania Hospital; afterward for
thiee "months under the treatment of
Dr. Harten. of the same hospital, with
no belter results. Xei I jIaeed my-elf
Ulltler the care of Prof, "l audall. of the
Louisville. Kv.. Citv Hospital, but after
tluee months returned to Dr. t row
bridge at the Philadi lpbia Ke Hospital
when three weeks of hopeless treat
ment induced me t L'v to Chicago and
trv Dr. Montgomnv. the onilist of the
City Hospital. Again I was doomed to
disappointment after J wo months treat
ment but fortuniMely learned of tie
grea'. surress attending Dr. Ponds tn at
ment of cancer at his hospital in Auro
ra, and at onre applied to him f'rte
lief. Dr. Pond's ranr-r remedy ki'.iid
the tiling entirely in three day-, and I
am to-day completely healed and well.
Surely no language can express my
gratitude to Dr. Pond for his care and
skill in my case in rendering me so
great a service after these repeated ef
forts of some of the most learned and
skilled physicians of the country. I
gladly give him this testimonial, and
would recommend all afflicted as I have
been to go to him at once and not allow
themselves to be tampered with and de
eei'.ed any longer by tlio.se who cannot
cure, and Who too often try to keep the
afflicted from going to anyone who can.
ItoiiKUT Cook,
1MT Thuriow St , Philadelphia. Pa.
The above are but samples of scores
and hundreds of letters which we might
print bearing testimony to the s mie
happv results of Dr. Pond's treatment
in tin ir own individual rases-but
ihosu inl rested, if still doubtful. l.ae
only to call at tie institution and re.al
the documents a, leisure, or take the
evidence of their own eyes and ears n
carefully examining the c;i?es under
"treatment. Among these will at the
present time be found ladies and gen
tlemen from Penn.slva'u i, Ohio. Mich
igan. Indiana, low a. Wisconsin, Mis
souri. Kansas, Tex. is, Minnesota. Xe
braska, Illinois and we will venture to
say that any and all of them will be
very much pleased to enlighten the
curious or those af.lictod in manner like
unto themselves.
"We were plea.-eil to peruse letters
from Miss Mattw P.radford the oung
lady from Viola, 111., whose case last
winter was so desperate, and who has
several times been reported to have ex
pired after her return home and glad
to know that she is still doing tin-ly.
Mie has attained within five pounds of
her former wenrht. and enjoys threo
meals per dav. The ghastly wound in
her breast and side has not entirely
healed, however, and she meditates re
turning to the hospital to undergo Dr.
Pond's new skin-graftins process, which
is said to work to a charm. A urora
Beacon.
Mr. Sullivan, the Illinois farmer, who
may well be called "great." if the size
of his farm 40.000 acresr-be considered,
is about to sell half of it. It is over C
square, miles and 20.000 acres of it are
now covered with corn. He says : "I
have come to the conclusion thai I
monopoli'e more territory than one
man ought to, especially at my time of
life, and have determined to diminish
my cares and give every ono who wants
& farm of moderate sux- a char.ee.
tt e know of many cases where women
have had their home duties greatly
lightened by the use oi Dobbins' Elec
tric Soap, (made by frag a v 'o.. Pnil
adelphia.) We advise you to try it and
satisfy yourself of its merit.
a-Weal:us:joit:.-I-ia.- I- ttte lire wiaoj.
hrtlth. bntalwhy? bear in ffils4ih-i:E:!eri's Day
liuta Liver ilHs. -vl!i toar u :t- llrer ar.J re-
ilOT you to Iir-Sl'li
Ailosr-of Ve:- lac. lateri ust Urrore Kola? :o
. be J, viinnurearoniror:a,.,'.c a!?!:i's res: to lie
Ucrro-s iaSerer.
I t3-iler:'-ExtriorT-i.-ana Ajd Cierrrhas
saved :Ur lives or thousand or valuable cltliea.
wbo. hu: for U. would to-day be in tael- graves.
It is a sura cure for census, colds, aud all diseases
of tni throat andlnn?s. AU druggists 11 lt.
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North Nluth Mr.rt, IMill:iUlllilu, Pa .
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To I-omi In Imva. Kit-t-rn Sl.rn-tUft.Rim
Aortliivntlrrii fllmmnrl.
l'pn Improve.! farin-i i 110111 of ..m .i'il up
wiril. for atenn of t. .'. yf.r. It.tere-it at I"
percent, payable neml annually.
t'liulre Iowa ioati- til S.'.O-t' at.il u;.war"lr
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Agents Wanted.
To ranvais f"r !" 'tk'- y
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.tamp. .1 II XA.sON A llltos. ju .iikJjij states' .
Mila.-o Illinois
Tie University of Des Moines:.
Opportunities t'lven for stu'I.ti'i i a i.-L-rt
scientific or cla.nlcal foune lto.tr! at I'ewr.
!oeatil;urei. l'.OTII sKXKS AKMim l 'lie
Location Hculthy aud ISeautifiil.
stmlents k'avliere.l maitilr fr -in Iva, Ne raka
aud Dakota The id'oof tear in. t ,' v r
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Dks JIoikh Iowa
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Challenge Feed Mills
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FARMS WANTED.
We have many ejrjsirl from the Kat f'-r Im-prove-1
farms li IJ.Ir.o' ai.I I -a l'r'l 'ar
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NEW STYLES 'E SO 1.0 MOI'.S-
Warranted dve jear-
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CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS !
Only Sl.w each. Continental itjlr- szi!'.' r tal
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HAYES & WHEELER, afeo
TILDEN & HENDirif'KS.
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MOST PSEficf COoiiKS STOVE
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MADLO.VI.Y II V
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
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.ST. I.ni 1-. MO.
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Pooitepsie Female Acaflemy.
Rev. D.G.WRIGHT, A.M., Rector.
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51 BraiSy -tret DaviJrOKT. Iowa.
ESTABLISHED IS TEAS.J
JONES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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