THE DAfLY BEE--OMAHA SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 25
POETRY OP THB TIMES.
Only of Me.
She never grace * crowded balU ,
White fevered wa'tzm ' thrill ;
She hevcr dreams of nmblo hall *
And VA < calii at her will ;
She dances where the waterfalls
Are leaping wild and frre ,
Then sinks to Mcep In cottage walls ,
And only dreams of me ,
She never glanres down the iitreel
From phaeton or coupe ,
She does not know the mode to greet
A lover at the tilayi
1 hit from the loaded hay my awcet
3 ! Oft tees the swallawn * oar ,
And well * he know * and flies to meet
My footstep * nt the door ,
'Ho let the statesmen pas * me by
And win the noisy game ,
And let the soldier's banner fly
Acro-fl tlio road to fame.
Wealth , too , may go ; for what care I
* ? Beneath this dome of blue ,
If I can gare In Maggie' * eye
And know the loves me true ?
Hard Tnlngo to Do ,
nocltrottr Fctt-KxprrM.
'Tii hard to tntko a dollar bill
Cover the needs of ten ;
TIs hard to get n rooster' * crow
From out a clucking hen.
li 'tis hard to listen to a horn
Which other people blow ;
And , oh ! 'tl hard to wait two year *
For the democrat * to go.
Sue Qavo a Hmack.
InoipcrlcncoJ Po t.
She J < lssed me , my beautiful darling ,
I drank the delight of her lips ;
The unl crae melted together ,
MmUllly stood iu eclipse.
A spirit of light Rtood before me ,
I hear n far rustle of wings ;
The king 4 of the earth were as beggars ,
And the boggara of outh wore as kings ,
.HONEY FOB THfU LADIES.
Long Jersey gloves of finest wool are
highly favored.
Heavy armuro brocades are used for out-
aide garments.
The colored kid gloves are worn with
evening dresios.
Oitricb feather trimming Is used on
handsome mantles ,
Crenelated edges to fancy house jacket *
are growing fancy. /
The newest shade of gray-blue takes the
name of night-oMfranco blue ,
Plush ribbons with Ottoman roppod
back * appear on many drouy bonnet * .
Ithto bronze vases from Japan nro some
thing now in the decorative att lino.
Window curtains this season are more
elegant and extravagant than over before.
White or colored silk handkerchiefs
are worn around the neck inside the cloak ,
The new linen collar * nro standing
bauds , with n row of embroidery on the
edge.
Some of the now bonnets have the
crowu of out ) color and the lirira of an
other.
Autumn leave * nnd wild flowers ore
more than over used for decorative pur
poses.
Dainty and pretty Ice cream plates are
of Bohemian klasB iu oval form with tiny
hail il os.
Moorish doaigtm nto nil the rage in household -
) hold decoration * , nnd promise to bo unl-
j'ornilly adopted ,
An ongato.1 p.irl I * the happiest when
she id telling about ic to another girl who
Is not engaged and is not likely to bo.
I'rayer-rugs from the misty cast are one
of foohlon'a latest freaks , and co ultrafashionable -
fashionable dame should bo without one.
Jaunty soft felt English bail , much re
sembling those worn by gentlemen , are n
passing novelty for ultra-fashionable
young Udles.
The New York Herald say * it ws
Cincinnati young lady who. When aho wo *
presented V with a pair oh opera glasses ,
t&ed how in the vyorld she was to keep
Ahem ou.
Light silks of pale so green , delicate
link , and lilac , are ojmblued for evening
ear , with dark gurnet , dark blue , brown ,
pd royaj puu'lc velvets , with admirable
Vsct ,
Handsome rednotcs ! are loft open from
ho waist all the way down the front and
luck. The sleeves of these ( jarminta are
perfectly plain , nud are tIsht-KttIng with
out cuffs.
Lace and embroidery ore as popular for
trimming winter dr * ies as ( hey wore for
summer tults for children. Dark colored
velvet or plush dresses for little girls nre
orna u en ted in this way.
When an Kdgofiold youth ROCS to spark
a girl he finds the old lady iu ono corner of
the room , the old man in another , and n
dog under the melodeou , and ho is re
quired to apeak up like an orator.
IP Jewelry is shown a very novel lace
pin in the form of a locust with sapphire
eye' , the body of A light-colored lapis la-
zalt , the legs of gold , and the wings formed
of tiny diamond chipping * .
A Montana woman sued for divorce bo
cttiuo her husband kissed the Bervant girl
' 'You want this man punished ! " united thi
judge. "I do , " said she. "Then , " sale
the judge , "I slull not divorce you froir
him. "
A number of Alabama girls , who an
prjbatily very young , are buying the Inl
tials of their sweetheart * ' names tattooei
Iu monogram on the piling of their let
hands the haudi licareut the hearts ,
A womsu of Marblehead , Mass. , paid ai
election bet by "toting" another woman it
a wheolb-irrow through the prluotpa
street i and twice around the court-hoij'o
followed by a crowd of one thousand o
mure men and boys , cheering lustily.
Cashmere grown In favor for slmpl
drcsBOi , and Is worn in ' all the subduei
colors , as well as In black. New suits o
cashmere are prettily trimmed with am
brol'lary ' in silk or uheullle , or with band
of plush or velvet ,
Sealskin Is UH fashionable as In pan
Demon * , The redlngoteof sealikln ID ion
and nearly light-fitting , with plain coa
sleeve * . Sealskin i deques are even lougc
than they were , eoma of them reaching a
most to the hem uf the drem.
Fur-lined garments are losing favor , t
the lur Is apt" to rub pit ou the clothini
and dealers tay that many ladies ore 1m1
ing the fur lining taken out ou th.s n
count. The preference for lininro th
eeaeon will be cither for plush or nulltc
silk.
silk.A
A Miles City mother declines allowlt
her daughter to again visit ICbUnrnzo
Tl o lat > t time she returned Jroai her vM
ebe inaUted on eating ' plo" with u th
silver fork , haviiig a lace-fringed uapkln i
her plate and compelled her little broth
to stand over her with n fan.
Heavily braided 1'arleUu trav Hi
clnak of black , olive brown , dark clarc
and fawn Volor innt ntylish and uacoi
inou in cut and make , satin-tiuod and el
gautly QnUhed with bauds of fur a
handiouie end costly wrtps , only with
the reach of those posteseed of plethui
pocketbouka ,
Pearl cecklaceB of many n ws twin
around the throat , magnificent triwiniu
of pearlbeadedappliques , end fring
wine of them thirty inche * deep , nnd etrln
of tiny llonian pearls twijjed in the he
are ooitly scd elegant garnitures for f u
drew occ&tlont.
. . wlwlonary visiting Thibet f
the far me recently expressed his herr
at finale * he practices of Mormonuun i
verted U' An the king of Cashmere. Tl
law allov * voinen eeverol Hying husband
and a lad gave the names of Qve men whi
asked who hU father was.
Plain dark velvet * are to be much u *
lor l l | mantle * and opera cloaks. A ve
superb one on exhibition U made of ae
dark bade of royal blue , In a hog vi l
hape , and lined throughout with J >
blue ratln , The trimming h composed of
Mirer-fox fur. Another wrsp of deep
tnj rtlegrecnehct is lined with old gold
putin. and trimmed with dark green os
trich-feather trimming.
A prominent hosiery man at Atlanta i *
tju'.tcJ by the Constitution a * as saving
'Atlanta women have the biggest feet 1
have ever tried to inca e In * ilk , lisle or
bMhrlggan , Why , I rmvn had some of
them to go all through the stock , and pro-
fes lng not to be suited , Inquire for stock
ing * for their hutband * , and under the pro
ttnso of laying In n stirpriio for the good
man , really measure their own supplies , "
High coloring In millinery is further en
livened byery conspicuous gilt orna
ment * in novel and unique denlgn * . First
among these are the hugest of antique
buckles , warlike and barbaric looking
weapon * of \ ariou * shape * and tires , and
grant pins with jewelled head * linked to
gether by gold coins and medal * In old
Iloman patterns , to nay nothing of bcastr ,
birds , and reptiles design * familiar to all ,
but appearing anew in gold and silver fila
gree , enamel French gilt , paste , and jet ,
the range of ornamentation extending from
a tadpole t * an elephant.
Homo Day.
Isabella Grant -MoreJltli , In llarpci's.
Some day I shall be dead.
Some day thl * tired head ,
With all the anxious tnought * it now dotli
know ,
Shall bo laid low.
This body , pain-racked , 111 ,
Shall He at length , and still ,
Under the clover and the wind- * wept grasp ,
Nor hoar you pats.
'lhat were , indeed , strange deep ,
When even you might weep
And come , nnd go - oven you unheard of
, mo
A * bird or Lee.
Nay , sweetheart ' , nayl bellova
Here 1 * no'cause to grieve ,
Ono BO wayworn , of trouble BO oppress ,
I * glad of rest.
Perchance , when that release
Hath wrought it * spell of peace ,
O'er ' thli unquiet heart , long voxt with
woe ,
Heart's-coRO may grow.
Who loves mo will not weep
When that I Ho asleep ,
But rather lay to think such sorrow may
Have or.d some day.
RELIGIOUS.
The jubilee fund of the Congregational
Union of England and Wales now eicuods
ono million dollars ,
Last week was celebrated the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the
First Parish church of Charleston , Maes.
The Kev. F. L. Norton , of All-Saints
cathedral , Albany , has given a brass pul
pit , n brass eagle lectern and black walnut
desks to Christ church , Norwich ,
Sntyer Mr. Norton is well known in this
city , having bean formerly the assistant
minister of St. Thomas' church.
The programme for the week of prayer ,
January 7-1' ! , 1833 , issued by the Evan
gelical alliance indicates the following
topics : Thanksgiving , confession , prayer
For the church universal , for families , for
the nations , nnd for iiiiHaions. Special refer
ence is also made to education , to intern-
Iterance , nnd to the opium traflic.
A special service was held on the last
Sunday in October in the old Moravian
parftonogo , nt Now Dorp , Staten Island ,
Un the day following tbo old structure ,
which had been utauding two hundred
vonrs , was demolished , and a handHoma
now parsonage , the gift of Willinm II.
Vanuerbllt , Is being erected in its place.
A missionary steamer , whoso hull nnd
machinery welched only six tons , is now
moored iu the Thames in London. The
name of the vessel is "Pease. " and it has
been built for the Baptist Missionary so
ciety , who destine it for the service of the
mission in the upper reaches of tbo
Congo river. That boat can bo taken
to pieces readily for transportation pur
poses.
During the Roml-centonnlal services held
at the Ithaca Mothodiot conference recent
ly , four divines , who had been In'the mln-
Istiy fifty years and upwards , gave nn en ,
tertnining account of tholr experience.
Among them the Rev. James Irwin , for
merly of Oswego , stated that he began
preaching In 1831 , on a circuit covering 355
miles , nnd that for his first year's favors ho
received the then munificent sum of 910 ,
of which § 1 was in cash.
The llov , Georcn O. Barnes , the moun
tain evangelist of Konhuky , is holding re
vival meetings in Connecticut. Ho says
the chief purpoao of his Northern mlfslon
is to overthrow the gloomy gonpel which
prevails in the North , and which , ho says ,
Is the dovll'd gospel , invented by the
prince of Hnrt > , and carried out by men
who wear black clothes , n wbito necktie ,
carry a Bible under their nrm , and preach
ns though they worn n whole theological
seminary.
The wealthy Methodists of Philadelphia ,
who nro building the now Trinity church ,
have planned an extraordinary edifice , unlike -
like any other on oirth. The now build
ing will hnvo under one roof tbo church
auditorium , the Sunday school , the dinlna
room , nud all the conveniences that ad
vanced architectural ingenuity can sug
gest , or liberal loxpcndltuco procure. The
style la Gothic , with a profusion of stained
glass windows. Ono majestic polychro
matic window is to bo twenty feet wide
and forty feet high , admitting a flood ol
many-colored lights. The church will scat
about 1,500 persons , but it Is BO 6nnectod
with the Sunday school room that the twc
can ho thrown into one , thus accommodnV
ing more than 3,000 persona.
IMPIJUTIES.
Church oyster festival * were first Intro
duced by tbo hard-nntll Baptlita ,
They have u clergyman in Dea Muine
who eau hold a man with the nose-bleoi
through u sermon lasting forty n.inutca ,
A Brooklyn man nn longer < uka anothe
ou Sunday morning : "Aro you going ti
church ? " The query now If . "Are yoi
uolnir to hoar a stump speech this morn
inn ? "
"Are churches practical ? " asks The NOT
York Tribune. Well , they seem to be
They contrive to get mouey out of tb
tight-listed old curmudgcona who dodg
the tux collecton.
"It may hah been de Intention at fu-
fur preachers to bab a disregard ob monoj
hut fchow uio a preacher dat won't chin
ilowu affon a slxtecn-hand mule ter pic
,8 up a nickel In do reid an1 I'll npltt yer i
tbousai il rallH fur uuthln' , "
In answer to n question as to his rel
gum , n chap on trial lu Syracuse the othe
day for HORIO offense said hU mothet was
Cathollo and hU father was a I'mteistaul
and BO ho supposed ho was a half hrcei
This seems to bo a now me of the famHic
claaulfioutlou. '
"Damnable nous use" aud "the fig end
of Cahauisru. " ii what I'aator Tinker , c
the Methodist church at Norwich , Conn
call the doctrines promulgated by thu ] { e ,
UoorRfl O Barnes , the "Mountain JJvai
gelUt" Mr.BaniesU trjlng tocomei
the Nutmeg { State.
A clerk of an eminently re pcctabl
home , the head of which is a deacon , wr
Instructed to prepare on ad wtLieiiiont an
have It inserted lu tha
papers. He pr <
Pred ; ono which read : ' 'The pot scoopci
> Ve hold four acrea to the bob-tall flush c
any other home lu town on fine table
cloths. " Boston 1'oit.
A country preacher was exhorting h
unbeliever * , and his text waa "The Flood.
A he waxed clcquenthesald : "AndNoa
warned the wicked that they might rpeni
but they heeded him not ; andthsflooi
tame'nnd drowned them nil , and \\hat d
you uppoi4 they thought then ? "
A preacher raising hlaeye * from hlsde.
In the uildst of his sennon , was paralyze
with amazement to see hU rude boy In tl
gallery Pelting the bearers In the pew I
low with horae-chestnuts. Hut while U
good man waa preparing a frown of reproo
the young hopeful cried outs "You "tend
to your pleaching , daddy ; I'll keep 'em
awake.1
The eccentric itangellulA who compose
tha Salvation Army purno o celebrating
Thanksgiving Daylnrhlladelphla in their
own peculiar fannlon , They announce in
their paper , the War Cry , that nn the 30th
of November there will be a "Great Go at
the Uarrftcka of the Flrnt Penn Corp . led
hy Major Moore and hla Hallelujah Wife. "
They aliio announce n "Soldiers' Banquet
at r : 'iO , with presentation of new colors ,
followed by an ail night of prayer. "
Bill Hummtngton belongs nominally to
an Austin church , hut tuually goes out
bunting on Sunday morning , jnit at If It
waa not wicked. Hl pastor , the Itev ,
Mr. Sootbem , met Bill the other day , and
aald , among oilier things ! "It's a abamo
and an outrage. Kvtry Sunday morning ,
whllo I am preaching the gospel , five or
alz young men of my congregstlon , young
men oUrcspeetable famlllcK , nre out hunt-
Ing. I say it's a ihamo and an outrage , "
"rvenaid the same thing , I' rson , a thou-
BIMH ! times , " replied Bill ; "it ia a shame
and an outrage that you can never get to
go along with ui , Parson , can't you toll
the congregation you ba > o to go out Into
the country to BCD a sick man , nnd slip elf
and go with us next Sunday ? I've ' got n
gun I'll lend you. " Texas biftlngs.
Only n Woman's Hair.
Only a woman' * hair ,
Binding the now to tbo past ,
Only a single thread ,
Too frail to last.
Only n woman's hair
Threading a loir nnd a tlgh ,
Only a woman' * hair
Found to-day in tbo pic.
EDUCATIONAL. .
Ainhurat lias now,352 utmlentfl.
The Polytechnic pocloty in Louisville lins
inmlc the price of ndmission to Ita drawing
clam very ninnll , In order that mechanics
mny study un art which 4mny b ttteful in
tbolr traded.
An afternoon echool in popular science
nnd hlntorv la about to bo opened in Cin
cinnati , It will hold four RCbsionn a week
for ten weeks nd will bo conducted by ac
complished teachers.
The clnaiical departments nt Oxford still
continue to attract the largest number of
able men , being hard ran , however , by the
mathematical school. Natural eclence
comes next , then theology , then history ,
nnd lalt of all low , in which only one first
class was obtained during the yo.tr.
The Toronto Olobo says that ono of the
questions put to the candidates nt a recent
examination for the civil torvlco held in
that city was : "A man left $20,000 by
his will , tbo sum to be divided between his
two eons , ono of whom wag to receive
81.000 more than the other. " The ques
tion was "too bard" for the applicants
Kvory ono of them answered that the ono
non was to receive 811,000 , nnd the other
89,000.
An effort is now being mn < lo to enlarge
and complete an institution for education
In Industrial calling at Huntsville , Aln-
batnix. It being more especially for the
benefit of tbo colored citizens , its resources
nro limited. The colony has purchased
laud adjacent to the city and is now suc
cessfully teaching the elements of nu En-
gllah education to nearly ono hundred
pupils.
A Kuseitn lady ban just bestowed 50-
000 roubles upon her country women to bo
used in giving medical training to these de
sirous of becoming physicians. There are
now nearly ( ! 00 middle schools for girls in
KtisMft , attended by over 60,000 pupils.
Since 18G1 special courses have been
opened for the training of young women
as toacherp , while facilities have been
granted to women not only to obtain some
of the advantages of n university educa
tion'but also to qualify themselves for the
practice of medicine and surgery.
It is complained In Pittaburg that the
present system of "cramming" pupils for
the high school , tiea down not only the pu
pil but the teacher to a skeletonized form
of education that la distasteful alike to
both. Teachers bavo to train their papils
on the line that will bo uursaod in the high
school examination. To prepare them
lulUbly ( or thii , within thV ixMotted time ,
v.erythlng but , bare fact " /Is / eliminated ,
nothing can be elaborated upon , no matter
ow interesting , The children nre held in
routine rut of study ; tbo teacher has to
ontent himself with ascertaining that the
iipil has not slighted his leeson. He has
ttlo time to instruct , in the true sense of
ho term and no time to waste in olabora-
ion upon anything outside the limit of the
son.
Tbo entire echool revenue of Now
Imnp'hlro during the past year wau
> 581,527.74 , and the expenditure was
.575,803. Four.fiftliH of thin sum went
n the salaries of teachers , The average
cat of instruction per capita is SI 103 ,
ilivlo tenchera receive $30-IS a month and
ernnlo teachers $22.30 n ridiculous dis-
uroportiou , Many of the schoo's are so
imnll and poor and are In operation so
ihort n time that they do little or nothing
'or tbo children. Seven hundred nnd
itty-three of them last year had , some
wclvo , and some less than twelve pupils ,
, nd D10 numbered six or leca than six , The
rniluttl revolution which has been going
m in the industries of New England has
roatcd a tendency of the population to
, ho manufacturing nnd other business
lentrcs. This multiplies the children in
luch towns , but the vchools of the rural
districts , from an opposite tendency , are
lulTering a constant depletion. Usually
ichoUra nnd educational revenues fall elf
altogether , and n school of six or eight
cholurs will be limited to as many weeks ,
quaudored ou inexperienced , fncompe-
ent , cheap teachers , through n desire to
.engthon the terms , The superintendent
of public instruction suggests ns a remedy
the abolition of the district school and the
establishment of town schools to which
children , living at n distance , nhnll be
r&neported nt the puhlio expense.
PBPP10RM1NT DROPS.
There fa one man Iu New Hampshire go
stalwart that ha won't eveu bolt ma door ,
licuton 1'oot. i
Texan claims a poose G5 votra old , but K
la a BUipldous claim. Where was thai
gooeo ilurlDR the wat7
A Soutii Carolinn paper , referring tc
the disappearance of n innrj , nay he "liatl
on hln working' clothes and an overdone ol
Hiiuor.
The astlntant rccretary of state has de
ctdcd tint n frog U nut a fish. All tin
smart men nre not out of cilice.
In th year 1880 there wcrel produced In
Japan 200.850107 rgalloni of altoholU
liquors. The democratic majority ic
Jupin mutt be something Immense ,
About three hundred minivers of Gou ,
John H. Morgau'd command held a re >
union atLexingtnn , Ky. , Uet week , Tht
only Bid featuio of the occasion was tb <
absence of the her e they btolo durlujitlit
war ,
A Wisconsin editor has on hand 12 Hvei
pads , 200 bottle * < > t Ktomach bitters , 11
bottles bf hair dye , 24 bottles of cougl
medicines , * thrce trusses and two woodin
legs , nud he adyprtitoi for partner toheli
Btart u driiK store.
A Michigan paper says : "Rjnra an
going to lie thicker than grasshoppers it
the woods of Michigan thi * winter. "
Bay. Ji ara are geuernlly coneiderabli
thicker than grasshoppers ; iu fact ; bigje
iu every M ny , liostou Tost.
Hint to subscrlben : Subscribers of th
paper \vbp finds a crest-bone and ekul
with crest of metallic burial caiket drawn
in blood ou the wrapper of their papei wil
know that their eubicriptiou has expired
and that aomethiog has got to be done.
MTho Washington dispatches say tha
FrcKident Arthur has decided to adopt i
new policy. I knew n man in Connect !
cut set era ! yearn ago who sawed off th
limb of a tree on which be was clttioi ; tha
came to the same conclusion. " Willian
M. Kvarts.
A Texas gentleman bought a bugs'
horse which was represented to be pel
fectly gentle. After the trade had beei
made , money paid over , And the new pur <
chwer win leading off his home , the
former owner culled to him ! "I avl
When yon jvnnt your buggy repaired ,
there In a man onl'ccan street who will do
it very cheap. "
A St. Liutt exchange B T striped para
Boli have taken the placs of cttlped Btock
Ings. May he they have In St. Loul , hut
we have not noticed anybody hero wearing
striped parMols at leant , where they nsort
to wear striped stocking * . We don't
catch onto the styles v ry quick hero.
Peck's Sun.-
Puck's Patent Proverbs : Never kick n
man when he's down-jump on him , The
woman who cheerfully carries coal up
eight flights of stairs nltrays has n spool of
thread cent home In the red wagon , so that
her neighbors may eco the smalinens of the
package nnd wonder what the diamonds
coit ; but brown sugar nnd yellow soap is
the combination thai appeases the asperities
itios of n r"oequto ! bito.
The Jay Hubbell game doc * not always
pan out well. The other day n stage
driver In the black Hills undertook to
horsewhip the passengers into getting out
of the stage and pushing It up-hill , but the
pastengera emptied their revolvers into
him a lew times , held n coroner's inquest ,
and found that he had died of pneumonia.
Texas Sidings.
Mrs. Banning , of Dunlnpville , 1ml. , ran
away from her hoic * and husband and loft
behind her n note saylm ; : "Hire aglrl nnd
stay with pa this winter , nnd always if
you can. I left tome Canton flannel. Get
nomc ono to make the girls some underwear.
Don't think I went nway with any ono , ns
I wont alone. Don't let aunt live with
you. " "The truth of tbo old adage , thattho
mit sentence la a woman' * letter U always
unnecessary , is dally made nppnrcut.
"llnw ahall the American savngo ho civ
ilized ? " ia n question asked by a writer in
the Atlantic Monthly. There nro many
ways. Teach him that it improper to cat
with his knife , ard that colored nap
kins should bo nred nt the fruit end of the
meal , and not during the opening chonis ,
Teach him not to arrive at a reception un
til 9 o'clock , and neyor to appear in n
swallow tail during the afternoon Tell
him that it is bad form to drink beer before -
fore n&d nbaintho after dlnrer. Also send
him to dancing school , compel him to avoid
plo. nndJiavablm instructed in thu nrt of
walking in the English style. Then bang
his hair , end put n pair of cye-glassca and
a white plug hat on him , nnd you have
your Indian as thouroughly civilized M it
the average white man. Puck.
A Timely Hint ,
rack.
Beneath the leaflets yellow ,
In the garden louo and murky ,
The tnoit unhappy fellow
Is the turkey ,
Who knows he won't bo living
Ono day nfter Tbankigiving.
Josh Billing ! Heard From.
NEWI-OUT , R. I. , Aug. 11 , 1880.
Dear Hitters I nm here trying to
brerUho in all the salt nir of the ocoau ,
nnd having been n sufferer for moro
than a year with a refractory liver , I
waa induced to mix Hop Bitters with
the sco gale , and hnvo found the tinu-
turo u glorious result. * * * I
have boon greatly helped by the Bit
ters , and am not afraid to say so.
Youra without R , struggle.
$ & JOS II BILLINGS.
Unmarried Persona
Should loao'no time in securing a
certificate ) in the Marriage Fund Mu
tual Trust "Association of Cedar
Rapids , Iowa , concerning which circu
lars and full information will bo sent
free upon application , it ia organized
under the Insurance Lawn of Iowa ,
and ia the only legalized and legiti
mate institution of the kind iu the
country. Its oflicors and managers
are among the moat prominent bus
iness men in Cedar Rapids , including
bankers , tie postmaster , capitalists ,
railway * aVers , hisuranc\ \ > men ,
leaping lawyers , physicians and other
reliable citizens. Over $15,000 has
already boon paid to members. It is
a splendid investment , as safe , secure
and safe as a Government bond. You
can just QB well have a good sum of
money to commence married Ufa on ,
as not. Remember it only coats you
ono emit for K postal card to request
full explanation and information.
Good agents can got territory if ap
plied for soon. Write to-day. Do
not postpone it. Mention where you
saw this notice. ocl26-ltn *
ABrnvoniid Faitlifnl Qnarillnnof
Oar Homos and Property Rescued
from Imminent Peril.
A\crj popular aud well-known member ol our
police force , who haaperforiuiddutytwche joars
.ttthcUnlon H. 11 , Depot on Kxihango 1'laco In
I'roUdcncu , U. I. given lib unsolicited testi
mony. Hear him :
"I ha\o been dreadfully troubled with disease
f the Kldnejs and Liter during the past elx
iionths ; at times ! as > o cocrcl ) aflllcted that 1
\ as nimble to stand on my feet , as my feet and
owcr parts ot my legs were cry badly swollen ;
ny urlnarj organsucro Inn dreadlul condition ,
n ) blood was Inn wretched state , and It had be-
comoBO liupo\crlsliel and circulated so poorly
hat in ) hand * and feet would bu cold and numb ,
andso white as to appear lifeless. I could not
rot nights , but w aa so distressed all o or that I
could not lie btlll In bed , but wou'd keep turning
and rolling from ono ldo to the other , all night ,
.o that I would ( eel moro tired and exhausted
n the morning than when I vent to bed ,
Jly condition became fa bcrlous that I was
obliged to stop work , and ( or thirty
da)8 I was unable to bo on duty. I
consulted the best doctors , and tried the numer
ous modldnesand no col < xl cures , but rapidly
grew woittf , and was In a sad condition u\ery
wayuhen a long tlmo valued ( rload o [ mine ,
liromlncnt In tlils-dty In a lanfo express comia-
ny , urged me to try limit's Hemedy , ia ho had
known ol wonderful cures iHcita ! by It , Ujwii
hU repr < ciitatlon 1 obtained t o Vottlca of the
Ittnudy end commenced talcing it as directed
and great ) , to my sun'rUo In leu than twcnt ) ,
lour hours I commenced to Jccl relieved , Iwos-
In on aw nil condition when I bewail to take the
Itemedy , and had no f.Hli In It ; thureloro , when
I louml ft'most Immcdlatu ro icf. uCM In ono da > '
iijool It , my lirart was imwloglail , and I awure
j ou 1 continued to take Uio remedy and to Im-
proucoiiitmtly from day 1o da . I took Itwlth
mo on my trlii to Jlalno , for I waa bound to hau
it with mo nil the time , ani the result la that 1
lmpro\ Bloodily all the tlmo I was away ; and
enr tlneo my urrhul home , which was se\cral
wceki ago , I Imo boon on duty o\ery day. I foil
lint rate , and the swelling of hand , feet and Icp
ha\o dlaiii > earcd and the terrible back-ache
which mcd to bother mo moro than all the rest ,
troubles me no moro , and 1 sleep tplendldh
nights , nnd surely lia\o > cry excellent and forcl
bio reasons for sneaking In praise of Hunt'i
Itcmcky , for It hu made a new man of me. 1
don't know what 1 should lia\e done wlthoul
Hunt's K medj ; It U the best meUUIne that 1
uur look , uud 11 cry clndly recomjicnd It tool
who ate olllicted wltii Kldnej or U\cr disease , 01
dUiasis ot the urlnarj brpm.
UlelWitillllj ,
nil oo.l&.w ISAAOV , PAIHUUOTJIKK. "
WESTERN
OMiCE WOBiS !
0 , SPEOUT , Proprietor.
l ; > 12Harneya Omrlia , lleb ,
ilANUKAOTURKUS OP
HalTiiizei Intt
COllNIOES ,
DOHMER yINDO YB , F1NIALS
Tin , Iron and Slate Koofing ,
Spcoht'a Patent Motalio Skylight
Patent Adjuatod Ratchet Bar
and Bracket Shelving. I am
the general agent for the
above line of goods.
IKON KENOINO.
Orestlngs. Dalustradea. Verand , lpmt nn
Bank Rallln ; . Window and O llar
Quardij also
QKNEUAL AOEN
The Secret
of the universal success of
Brown's Iron Bitters is sim
ply this : It is the best Iron
preparation ever made ; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific , chemical and
medicinal principles , and
does just what is claimed for
it no more and no less.
By thorough .and rapid
assimilation with the blood ,
it reaches every part of the
system , healing , purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
79 Dearborn Ave. , Chicago , NOT. 7.
I have been a prat tuflcrerfrom
a very weak stomach , heartburn , and
dyspepsia In its worst form. Nearly
everything I ate pave me distress ,
and I could eat but little. 1 hare
tried cvcrythngrecommendedhaY !
taken the prescriptions of a dozen
physicians , ImtRot no relief untd I
took Ilrown's Iron Hitters. I feel
none of the old troubles , and am a
new man. I am getting much
stronger , and feel fmt-rate. I am
u railroad engineer , and now make
my trips regularly. I can not say
too much in praise of jour wonder
ful medicine. D. C. MACK.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
docs not contain whiskey
or alcohol , and will not
blacken the te'cth , or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia , indi
gestion , heartburn , sleep
lessness , dizziness , nervous
debility , weakness , &c.
Uio only UroM n's Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co. , Jialtlmore. Crossed
red lines and trade-mark on wrapper.
100,000
TIMKEH-SPRIWG VEHICLES
Tney surpass all other 8 for easy rldlnc. style
d durability ,
They are for nalo by all Leading Oar
lago Builders and Dealers throughout
ho country.
3PEINGS GEABS & BODIES
For sal b
Henry Timken ,
Patentee pniBnlliler of Flno Carriages ,
Jl-Om
$500 REWARD.
The above-reward will be paid to any person
who will prcthico a Paint that will equal the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
for preserving Shingles , Tin and Graol floats.
Warranted to bo Fire nnd Water Proof. All
orders promptly attended to. Cheaper and bet
tor than any other paint now In use.
STKWAHT& STEl'HENSON.
Solo Proprietors , Omaha House , Omaha , Neb.
REFERENCES.
Officer & Pusey , Dr.UIco , Dr.Plhnoy , Fiillei
Council Bluffs , lo\\a.
IlKH otllce. Oniaha Neo.
J. R
P. L. Sommers & Go's
BISCUITS ,
CAKES ,
JUMBLES
AND NOVELTIES ,
Wholesale Manufacturing
4.ND DEALERS IN
Fruits. Nuts and Cigars.
Ill S 14th St.
3IDK8PWNU ATTACHMKKT NOT I'ATENl
KU ,
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
CARRIAGE FACTORY
HOT and KU Dodge Streat ,
nng 7-BQo Cm OUAIIA. , NKB ,
QUAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
TRAOG MAHTho Otnt K KABK
oily , Anun <
lilllne cure
( or Bcrulual
Weiknoii ,
Bpermator-
rhc , I m pot
ency , acd all
follow M . _ _ , _ _ . _ . ,
BirCRETARIHa.wxiuonefl otAFTER TAIIMB
Sell-Abuw : u Looa ol Mtmory , UulvcrsM L a
tude , IVln In the B ci , Ulmiiew ol Vision , Pie
nutura Old Az , nd utny othci DIwisii thu
lead to Injinlty ol Coosuajptlou and a t'remk
tur Ora > o. v . , . . .
fcVFull p rtlco ! ri In our ptmphlct , whlc
we desire to tend Ireo \ r mUl to erery on
larThe SpeddcUedlclne U Bold by Ml drugglit
. fl jwi p ok je , or t | > ack tf lor * 5 , or wll
, b
ingle Broocli Loading Shot Gnus , from 35 to SIB-
onble Brooch Loading Shot Onus , $18 from to 876 ,
uzzlo Loading Shot Ouas , from p to 825 ,
siring TaokK Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Booo
nil Scook of Sh ow Oases Always nn Hand ,
Imported and Key West Cigars , a large line o
schaum and Wood Pipes and everything require ! in a
irst-Class Cigar , Tobacco and Notion itore.
3igars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send forJPrice
Jist and Samples.
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANUFACTURER OP
( TBTGBCSi
'a
Firs-Blase Painins : and Trimming , Repairing Prompt Done ,
1319 HarncT. Cor14th. . Onmliu , Nob.
3J1. O.
1213 Farnam St. . Omaha.
WHOLESALE
m
Zephyrs , Germantown , Etc ,
STOCK LARGER THANEVEE. { 1308on
ftUf2 | < I"ino I OBERPBLDE& & CO.
'A. M. CLARK ,
Painto&PaperEanger
SISN WRITBE&DpnEATOE.
WHOLESALE & w r
LL PAP :
Window Shades' ' a
CORNICES OURTA
FIXTU ;
Paints , Oils
107 South 14
OMAHA. -
o. cr.
BUGGY AND SPRING-WAGON MANU
HORSE-SHOEING GENERAL1 BLACKS
313 and 315 Fifteen thStroot , between Harnoy and Farna :
ron
CHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , NIAGAEA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluti Ea t andWouth-Catt.
THEUNECOMl'BISKS
Neirly 1,000 miles , Solid Smooth Steel Track
11 connections nre rnado In UNION DhPOTS
hue it National Itopntatlon u belQK the
rest Through Car Line , and la universal ! )
onceded to bo the FINEST EQUIPPED Rail
road In the world lor all claura of travel.
Try It and you Kill Dm' traveling a laiurj
Instead ol a discomfort.
Through Tickets vU rhia Celebrated Una lot
Kile at all office * In the West.
All Information about Hilt j o Fare , Bleeping
Car AcocramoJatlons , TIm Tiblua , &C , , wlllbt
cheerfully clren by applylnln ; to
Sd Vlco-i'rca't Jt Oen. HantKerChlc io
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Qcn. I'tsoon.ofcr Act. Chicago
TJ. . DAVENI-OUT ,
( icn Agent , Conncll Illutta.
H. V. PUULL , Ticket Apt.
mnjo-od I-
Beams Ee araefl
ou ,
5liB ? Story of tlia Sewing Baobine.
tO' vltb cuui
(3-IV.SSI (
13 cy taolt petvxt calling 1.4 It , tauy buccz
ct luL-office ot Ths Slater -Utunfajtsrug Cam-
puy , ot w'U > > n .at b > mul. , ftsl i ld , to
tcv pcrrn Utlnj fc dltUnca ( joja our officd
1'lie ' BtogBi1 Honufaotialng Oo , ,
Prlnnipal Office , 31 Unloa Bqntre
YORK
SIANUFACTUREJ ! OF
Silver Plated
WINDOW SASH
Door Platei Engraved to Order-
No. CWN. 7th St , fat , Louis , Mo.
OF/cas
llwaute & St , Paul
RAILWAY
Is nott running Its IfAST KXI'UISS T11AIN3
frc < n
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
WITH
Pullman's ' Mapiflcent Sleepers
-ANO TtlE-
Finest Dining Ccira in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING .EAST
TO
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE ,
Cc to am point bujond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING WORTH
TO
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS ,
Takw the IIIAT HOUTK. the
Chicago , Milwaukee&StPaulE'y ' ,
Ticket otlU-o located at comer Karnam and
I'ourUenth strn.tn and at IT , 1 * . IX pot and at
U'Jlaid ' Hotel , Omaha.
ISTSfO Time Table In miotlt.r column ,
F. A , NASH , General Ajcnt ,
a H. JOOTtf , TIcl-U Afc'cat , Omaha. ,
S. S. MKKKILL , A. V. U. OAUl'ENTKll ,
General Manager. CJcncral 1'ass. Agent ,
J. T , CLAHK. ( ! K * > . II. HKArTOlll ) ,
lluicral Suy/t , AiM'tGin , I'ans. Afcnt.
Hetea ka Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , XEH.
Capital Stook , - - $100,000.
JAS.Il HEAllTU'Et.l , . I'lwlJtnt.
A. I , . CLAHKE , Vltu-l'rt Umt.
E. C. WJ-.US1EK , Troasunr
Diiuxyroiis.
Samuel Alexander , Ob alJ Olhir , -N
A. L. Oarke , K. 0. Wtliktor , ,
Ovo.ll , I'ratt , J as. 11. Heart well ,
I ) , Jl. JlcKl lllniic } ,
First Mortgage Loans a Specialty
Thli Company furnUhos a permanent , home
Inatltutlou hero bihool Vondt and other legally
Issued Muiilchial 6ecirltlca ol Nebraska can te
be negotiated ou the most ( .uoralle turns.
Loan * made oa Iiuprot i-l ( anil ) la all wtil settled
counties ol the tat , tlirou.'h r ( i < onsil > le lac i
rorreipoiulcuts ,
