Nebraska Newspapers

    THE D.vJLY BEE OM A HA SATURDAY , DFuKMBEK ( >
POBrilY OFTHIi ) r
Christmas Day.
Wh t' thh hurry , uhatV lhl flurry ,
All throughout the homo ttvdaj ?
Ever ] wlme o mrtry xmry ,
IJttrj whew tonne. ! ol play.
Something too , ' the matter , matter ,
Out-of-door * r.n well aa In ,
For the btll goes clatter , clatter ,
Bvcry minute such I din !
Everybody wlnltlog , blinking ,
In queer , myilertoui win ;
Wht on earth c n they he thinking ,
What cm earth c n be ti p < yt
Bob'iy peeping " 'er the tlnlr-way ,
lur ) > l I nlti n little thbiit ;
Kiitv , tot , l In ft f/ilrwaj.
Whcic to hldtn , to Rlggle out.
A § Iho bell po
Every mlnule moro and mote ,
And wft ! font RO gpriiiKlng , g IiiRing ,
Through the hall-way to the door ,
Where Rllinp e of box nn packet ,
And a llttlo rtutlc , rustle ,
Make * such tight and goutd nnd racket-
Sneli a Jolly Mtullc. btutto ,
That the youoRiitera In tbelr place' ,
. Hiding ulyly cut of tight ,
All t once show hinln facet ,
All at once ( cream with delight ,
OP and nik them wlnl'a the matter ,
Wh t the fun out ld aud In
Whftt the meaning of the clatter ,
Wliat the Lintle and the din.
Heir them , hear them laugh and shout
then ,
All together heir them ray ,
"Why , what ruvn you been about , then ,
Not to know It 't OhrlittniB day ? "
Nora 1'orry , In the Chrlatmai St.
Nidi-lias.
When Cowa Como Homo.
nv una. AONEH E. MITCHELL.
With kllnle , klanglr , Mingle.
'Way down the dusty dingle ,
Ibo cnwi are coining home ;
Now cmcet and clear , aud fatal and low ,
The Mry twinklings come and go ,
Like chiming from some far < ( I tower ,
Or pattering ! of and April kliowor
That makca the dailies grow ;
Ko-kllng , ko-klancr , kokllnglellnple ,
\Vny down the darkening dlngla
The cows come slowly home ;
And old-lime friends , and twilight plays ,
And starry nights , and sunny day *
Come trooping up the misty ways
When the cows come homo.
If.
With jingle , jangle , jlcglo ,
Soft sounds that sweety mingle ,
( The cows are coming home ;
Malvlnit nd Pearl , and Florimel ,
DcKunp , lied rene and Gretchen Scholl ,
Qacen Kein , and Sylph , and Spangled Sue
AcroM the fields I hear her lee oo ,
And clang her silver hell :
Go-Hnir , go-lang , gollnglellngle ;
With faint far sounds that mingle ,
The cows como slowly homo ;
And mother-songs cf long gone years ,
And hahy joys , aud childish team ,
Aud youthful hopes , uud youthful foars.
When the cowa come home.
ill.
With ringla , rani lr , ringle ,
By twoa and threw and single ,
The cow * uro coming homo ;
Through the violet nlr wo eoa the town ,
iArH the lumtnar Mm n ( dipping down ;
The roaplo In the hazel glade
Throws tlo < vn the path n longer shade ,
And lha hllla nro gniwlui ; brown ;
To-rlnif , to ran ? , loiln lerlniilc ,
By tlucoH nnl ( oars nnil ulngla
The cows couio Hlotvly home ;
The name sweet sound of woidlotH psalm ,
Thu name dweot Juuo day rnsU autt calm ,
The .tamo swout total of uud on J bairn ,
When the cowa cuino home.
IT.
With a tinkle , taklo , tluklo ,
Through fern and peulwiokle ,
The cows are coming home ;
A-'oItorini ' ; in the checkered Htream ,
Whore'he tun-rayo glance nnd gleam ,
SUriin * , Peachnloorn nnd I'l.ciibj 1'hyllin
.Stun 1 knee-deep In tbo creamy llllew
In n iltowty dream ;
To link , to-lank , tolluklsllnklc ,
OVr banks wlthbultercupii atwinkle
> The cows cuino slowly home ;
Aud up throiub .Msm > ry' dsep ravine
Como tht * brook' * old song nnd its oldtlmo
ahceu ,
.Anil thn nroicoul of the ailvjr queou ,
Whin tin ) COWH couie huiue.
T ,
With n klln lo , kluuijlu. klloglo ,
With u JOO-DO , uud inuo.oo , aud
jlnnlc ,
The o wa are coming hnniej
And over thorn on Merlin hill
Hear th plaintive cry of the whip-poor *
will ;
The ( tow-drops lie on the tangled vines ,
And over the poplars Venus shiner ,
And over the > ileot mill ;
Ko-lin ? , ko-lang , kolingnllngle ,
With tlug-a-ling nnd Jlnglo
The cowl come Hlowly homo ;
Let ( 'own the barr ; lot In thn train
Of lone-Komi toiler , nud flowcrs and rain ,
Fcr dear old times oomu back again
When the cows como home.
FOR THUJ LA.DIEB.
Panther fun' , with pearl ntlclti1 , cro
among the popular bnliilay goods.
Ottoman rlb'iona ' of til widthn uro the
moat iu favor for millinery nurpoMU ,
Drcs.'ot that are trimmed with velvut
have helts of velvet with silver clanps.
Ladles' Blockings nro ( till worn very
laoK Komotimea HB lou as tno weeks
Wldo collnrn of plu h that are odgorl
with lace , or plaited rihbou , are worn by
llttlo
Ltrc buckles of pill , Mlvor , jet , cuumol
anil lironzo ore placet ! ilieganally on tbo
now bonnets.
. lila linen collar U a tttiul.
inv military hand with n vine of cmbroIJ
ery utar the edge ,
Shrimp piuV , utrnwbo-ry reciuml eloutrlo
blue veUct. linws uro w < in at thu neck
with linen colhni ,
Pompous of tlllc are nioro popular tliMi
they line n\ur lircn , ud uro used on batt ,
niuntUx end dirties ,
VeUutlno drtsscs tirninlno to bo f * hlon'
aMy u-irii ; till * wlnler , n rivuU to tnllor-
niado cloth
liUck uui\ \ white wool , known as Shop.
bciil'a cheaV , t.rnmUoi to Iu n very popu
lar fiihiic for braided c
Hou8H8llp.ciu | for lullm niul Rciitlemcn
are mwln ol alligator > kln d > od imy color
to suit the ta > te of the wearer ,
- Tbo tif went em' ' roiderid iqnaioi for the
neck havu u wHo hem on the eJgc , with
vluo < > t oinbruiiiry ubovo them ,
lioiton isdi > cut ! n < thoq < ieiillin , "How
to Tiflit Wumsn , " Ucru iu the ructro ) ) !
wo Bottle it by ordering cb > rolftto cream.
The faucy for birda lits txttuilvd evci
to mourning drcsi e , nnd the illeanrcutlil
fa tiiouis reun u ( a blade iavm perched ou
an Koglltb black crape bourot.
Tbtt "Linglry Baiter" li now all tlio
rtff , Thmnsb fcomewlmttMer tuhii tb
old itylo it Ueiy - como tu tLIuk , hovr
erur , v.o don't kuowmytHujf uluut It.
A young My of Harrin'nuir , 14. , hud
ani.tth.ck ot hy tin lea in n bull room t hi
oilier nioinlng bccauee a former lover wai
pl ylui { tbo a reeclilu to anutiitr iM ,
1' . ckot handkerchief * of theor linen
lawn ate u loied lljjht blue , navy blue
dark r" ' i Urr , to match Ih-j ure-s with
wbltht ii ire worn , end bate uu cm
broJdcrnl v'.lte daisy chain Dear their
/cillo , ed 1- ,
Miis Itoue , ullJo'tou , has ur'tten apla >
for frovei. t"rJ . It Is understood that th
heicice falls I'owu while tkatiui ; and
* & nl by a piece of cbewinc-sum < vhlch he
hnd tbouiihifuily pluceJ in her pocket be-
forole& > Ing homo.
Sedalla , Mo , h s o ( > atd a Lilllard room
for Ifdiw only. All tin drinks will bo
mixed by lidy barkeeper , and the Itdy
whu prei-erves tha pence wlli do ic In L tln
with a club.
HUck Mlin buttoned boots , with let but-
tou , are worn with dinner nni reception
drctftc * . JL'nd-omo nl.ppcra for ths houto
an of black tatln with square Jet buckels
that are worn with black tllk Blockings.
The newest buttoni for dtess trimming
are of jet , ftlher , bronze and wood carved
in aid dealgnP , tome of them icpreientinj
animals' heads , such at tnonkoyn , lions nnd
tigers , ' others ate the carved heads of god"
andDen
Den Molnes , lown , ha * n pretty milliner
who ban been the cauto ol four divorces ,
If the had nny h rt at all hhe would nol
ro ruthlessly have broken off the tender ro-
latluni of bunbtnd nod wife by bar erorbi-
tant charge * for bonnet ! . Fhshlon la at
timei a fiend ,
Pialn velvet costume * of dark , dull colors
.ira tichly Itimmedwiih fur ; the futa tnott
in favor for then1 null * are otter , beaver ,
liaro and soil. The bonnets and muff * that
accompany them ara alsa finished off with
Ilia sMiie kind of fut uicd an the trimming
of the drcM.
A woman nitr X\QMvIHe , O , got nl
loady t celvbMto her 0th birthday last
week , when n to4tch of the county reCotds
proved uliH was only 8 ? . S mo folks b vo
a great dc lro to get ahc.vl of the rett of
tbo world ,
A. Now York photographer keeps n eeal
ekiti Bt.cfuo. "tic j : "A poor girl
will pay $1 extra to be taken In n coal nkln
sacnuo. Hho like1) to ihow her friend *
that eha can look like n lady on drcaa ocn-
tlona. A charge of 31CO lor that. Thla
GalnBboroiigh bat I generally throw In for
SO cents , It'n n K'01' catch I tell you.
Girls all ccmo hero now , "
llihboni nro of great consequence. In
come Inntnncaa they nre of great price , but
hl la not uocesiity. Of nil wldthfl nro
they choicn , but net of nil colors or kinds.
The preforccco Is given to falllo-rlhbun ,
with Iti tillable nituro nnd heavy effect.
After this cornea the moire ; und then , for
iillkB , on which neither of tbo others would
jo effective , satin IB selected.
1'lowers nro banlahcd from millinery ,
ind feathers of every kind nro to bo worn ,
dock's feathers will bo mode to servo in
ornamental ways , both for bats nnd bon
nets , while tropical plumage of scarlet ,
yellow and bluish green will relieve the
lombrc brown shades of tbo stylish par-
irldgo and pheasant feathers.
The Jersey ulster , so much in favor with
roung ladles follows every outline of the
Sgure which it makes to the groatett ap01
parent length and least breadth , Tillora
warn ladies that Iheao garments are meant
merely for walking , and that they must not
It down , wbllo wearing tham. Striped
) lackand whlto silk , and gay plush linings
are in the hoodi of such ulatore.
The editor of tbo Kansas City Journal Is
t wandrrer on the face of the earth. Only
last week ho was n man respected by nil ,
and In receipt of n princely Income. To
day he Is , no ono knows where. In his
lapor last week , Iu n description of the
oilotu worn by ladies nt the bazaar of all
nations , ho earn Miss to-nnd-ao had on n
> lnk "undershirt , " when it ought to bavo
loon "underskirt. " The girl bought n re
volver and started out one way looking for
.ho editor , her brother took a shotgun , her
father too * an ax , her lover armed himself
with n horaowhlp , nnd tbo editor took n
sbnwl fitrnvltn ; n ilaen ulster Iu it itnd
swam the river , mil Is supposed to bo In
ho foothlllH , ox I ; ting on toots and brlero.
rock's Sun.
V young lad ) * of Choltoi , llasj. , who
iad heon chopping In Boston , vl Itod the
oOin-j of a promln-nt physician. Slio WDH
hulled and oxcllo.l , nnd Bald aha hid n
very strange sons&tion which led her to an-
irehind oomo torious brain trouble in
short , InBanlly. The peculiar sensation
ibo detcrihed w.tsn fcelini' running around
In a circle on the tup of her head. The
lector took < M her hat nud examined her
licad , but fouud nothing , nnd ehe remarks 1
, hat the nennatlon had left bar. She put
on her bat , and after Bitting a few mo-
nents jumped up with n ecream , saying
hat it hnof como again. Another exami
nation followed , first of the bead , then of
ho hat , nnd In the hat a small but active
mouio was discovered.
PBPPHRmiNT PROPS.
A. Michigan hone ate ton pounds of
starch without feeling Tery much stuck tip.
The brew rs of St. Louis have started n
'awgpaper orgau to work up an Increased
Illicit lor lager
Manufacturers of nplttoons eipect n
mom , Pine cut end plug will bo cheap
when congrcKa gets tluoiii. ( !
A Clncinntti man who ha * built and
Ivoil In Hovcntcon dlfferrnt IIOUCCH In now
rylng to build ore to ( uit himself. Ho has
lierotoforo unupht to plouco his wifi. .
When n New Yorker rets out to do hs |
evcl bo it ho ran light up his house with
,500 wax caiiJlcs nnd attract n dozou
land-organs to his door.
The beet authority on bees In this cnun-
, iy HiiyR that tbovnap works two hours to
ho bto'rf one. Lot' * havu some emblems
ui ( < o after the fh.ipo of wasps' nests ,
Tlie euphonium iilayi er at n recent prom-
enndu concert suddenly ccared pla > ing at
a critical moment , lie explained to the
conductor that he hid blown tv.o front
ceth into his instrument.
Nonr Ilighlbiul , Va. , two men killed Ova
leer the other day In four minutes , and if
.no only watch between 'em hadn't stopped
u t Uien they would have killed tbo sixth
deer.
deer.Thero
There is a farmer in Ohio who has
oil in IK d B rail fence three or four times
laily for the psat twenty-three yenra rath
er ttinn spend time to throw down the
'ence ' or. build a gate.
There IB no law In this country to oblige
the owner of n clipped'borse to pass tno
winter without fknneli of overcoat , That'll
wlioro man has the advantage over the
Imito creation. I
A stranger' walked inlou n pit bear
owned by n St. Louts butcher and wanted
to bhakii bands. All tbo clothes ho hod on
when the boar was boatcn off consUted of
n uhlrtb.uul and ono stocking.
It U eold thut tha natural beauties of tbo
Yellowstone 1'ark aia being defaced nnd
destroyed by vlaitora. This conies cf driv
ing nwny thn Indlenn , who wtro In the
habit of ncitlping tourist * , Detroit Free
Prcrg.
The other day u blind beggar , going
bouin filer u h krd d y' worlc , picked up a
plico of colored glate , nnd numrkcd In n
low volco to his beggar oumpunion that he
was bound to roe that trintit anyhow ,
One of thnn losurrecttonluts atrestod In
FhlUdolphla for stealing bodlen out of the
negro cemetery ii n inail carrier tinder the
l/overnmcnt. Ills commission dots not.
however , nutborli ? him to carry doit
mules.
RELIGIOUS ,
It It Intended to light Canterbury rathe-
drnl fur three montln with tbo electii
CnthoHci of Vert'enucs , Vt , were
wuiucd from tbo pulpit oti Sunday to ub-
Htiln from publlo bdU : and dancei .
Two u&tivo tvnniull t < of Hawaii , who
are called the ' 'Moody aud fi inkoy < , f tha
Sandwich l Kndti , " are prcnchlug the gin *
pel In the rcnlma of KiilaVaun with much
iiicceid ,
Pope Leo XIII will alcbr..to the
llbtli vunlveiiiuiy of hit ordination ui n
ptieit on Ueccii.ber 23. A uiaui for hla
UolIuoM will be baid tbrounbout Europe
un that day.
Lutheran mluttte M ure moat numerous
Iu the stale of 1'iiHuylvnnla , where there
nrafitO : IllimU , which 1ms t'SSj Ohio ,
SIO ; Wucouiiln , Uaud Miuiiesow , i'28
At tbo next ni'iierul nuembly uf tha
Free church In Hnot'nid there are >
pt cteil , to t o 200,000 lgn turf s to a pru-
ttit n oiuut the introduction ot
motital mualc.
With only J.'OO pipulatlon , Uulnu
Spiicgr , N , Y. , has Kljjht churcliet , The \
IBkt , uow being built , hr.s noly ceo nulo
acd eli female members , Ills the 1 emit
of a legacy requiring Ita erection within u
stated period to prevent lha money from
going In nnother direction.
The chlmoof bells presented tn tbo Unl
vertalldt church at Minneapolis by lion ,
W. I ) , Wa hbnrn will bi mng by thn expert -
pert who accompanied them until he can
teach korne ono to ring them.
A gramluephew cf Lafayette Is one ol
the convert * at n revival meeting In tbo
Fonyth Street Methodist church in New
York.
A church In B yarl ,
1,000 people , has been almost entirely bull t
tf p pier inntho , which on be ( applied at
n cost llttlo above that of plister. It can
bo made to Imitate the finest marble , as it
takca a polish superior to shte.
A hundred years of Kentucky IVcBbv
tcrianiim , cf the truest , bluest kind that
is tha record which will be complete nn
the 14th ol October , 1883 ; and iho cynod
of Kentucky have retulved tn lelobrftte
tiu event , and have cot Jlally Invited the
yuid of the Pref-hytetlnn North , bud nisi
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Mid
the Associate Refotmtcl Church in Ken
tucky to tit tend the celebration.
li. intclien thl < weak announce that
there is much < xcltcmtnt nt Battle Creek ,
Mich. , the heiu'quar ro of tha Seventh
Diy Advtnli't * flth , over the promulga
tion of a so-called vision by Mrs. Kllcn G ,
White , widow ff the late Dldtr .lumen
Whit ? , who for many years abated with
him tin leadorthlp of the extensive reel.
After her huiband'rt death her power MI a
leader began to visibly decline1 , end other
younger counsel * began to ptovcll. Her
vlslonn have hitherto boon occeptsd aa
tiniest ns iiuthotitaUvo na gospel revela
tions , but this time a'rioui dU.icusiou ia
likely to result.
The Rev. R II , Pullman , a Unuomlhl
mmiitcr tf Baltimore , recently p > cached n
Borinnn in dofencn of Unlvertallfm , In
which ho rnld : "Tho church has now nud
Lheu bad mlniatem whn teemed not clearly
to coaipralir.ud ilia Chrlstiun foundation of
UnivfcrsaliMn ; ea that not n little has been
prenchad in this city that was not Uni
versal Inn , nnd bad no authority ur sanc
tion from the Christian standards of the
church Ho djd preserved through nil the
years faithful witnosKeu , nnd previous
names are enrolled of Christian men nnd
women. What hag been ncoomplleho.it
There has gone out from this church , ns a
centre , a steady influence that has softened
tbo tone of all pulpit ministration ? , and
warmed the hearts of great masses of bo-
Hovers in nil the churches with tbo hope of
uolvewal salvation. The richest fruit of
our Inborn nro not rcen In the simple fact
that this churcb , as n single organization ,
Is large nnd vigorous , and instant in season
and out of season iu UN Christian work. I
congratulate you , brethren , upon the har
vests that have been gathered through the
fifty years of Christian toil , and the bar-
voilB that nro now already ripening for
the gathering , I congratulate you on the
roftenlng of opposition against us , nnd
our gronlng reputation n a Christian
church among all claseoj who oaod to
strongly opposed u.1. "
IMPIJJ1TIM6.
The AMhndlst church la said to hire
been chiefly built up by religious revivals.
MM. Van Cott la holding revival meet-
inB In the Methodist churoh at Lristol ,
Mr. Rutheiford Ktuyvcsant ia building ,
Rt hla own cxpctiPO in New York City , nn
Upltcopid church to coat 3125.COO.
Dr. Talmnrro a'ayo thnt having filth may
bo carried eo far that thn family mllkmau
will In time lenvo nothing but chalk and
water. 3
Tbo latrst thlnpr In Si ! vat ion Aru.y re-
fraina la London ia "If you can't get In
nt thn garden gale , climb over the garden {
"
wall.
The dloceso council of tlio Kpitcopal
church of MlithsippI have unnniraouEly
elected Rsv. Hugh Miller Thompson , of
New Orleans , assistant bishop.
To aettlo the question whether the False
1'rophot is an American , n committee
ehould bo appointid to ascertain whether
hu likea pumpkin pie nnd celebratea the
Fourth of July.
"
The attempts to rovlvo tbo blue lawa of
Connecticut In modern New York ia dying
n natural death. No Sunday law baa yet
been invented wdloh holdaoutany promUo
of converting a New York policeman.
What tbo people need la not BO much n
new penal code to compel them to keep
Sunday , at some sort of a code which will
teach them to be Christiana the other eir
days in tbo woek. Auburn Advertiser.
A Missouri reverend who holds that n
woman who rats corned beef nnd breakfast
bacon cannot bo a lady , geta nway with a w
pimnd cf plug tobacco n week nnd feela
himnelf a perfect r.entlcmau ,
I do not belicvo iu mrvicrn spiritualism , F
for it u born uf perdition. Itliua brought
devastation in many homos , and wrecked nlF
Intellect . If nlf.1
* John Milton and Whitfield
have nothing bettor to do than to crawl f.1
about Kochoster tables , they had better "
ttay nt homo In glory. Talmago.
A passage from n Chicago speech by
Kmory btorrn : "Wo must put the city of
our ooul where it belongs away upon
these fchlmng eminences where , robed in
whits nnd throned abova the clouds , it
shall bo bathed In the perpetual sunshine
of an eternal fama , " Imagine Chicago ,
with ita CO.COO salooua , Btuclc on n hill and
all painted white. Philadelphia NOWB.
The rector of Grace ohurort , Toronto ,
cent for a stave doiler on Sunday , uud
told him that tbo range in his kitchen
would not work. The man found nothing
the matter with it , except that it needed
oleinlng , which ho refuged to do until "
Monday , on the plea that ho would not
break the Sabbath. He subsequently ao >
cused the cleigyman of having tried to
load him Into gin unneceaairily , nnd for
that tbo minister excommunicated him ,
Tbo couaoquencd ia a division in lb.9
church ,
Mm Ian Klmore , thn sclrc * ' . ia under eu <
jrjfcinont to bur manager , William Uuy.
don , not to mnrry for ti\e yeara.
A young innu of 21 journ married n wo.
man of 81 In ludlanaon ThankKgivingevo.
It ii a lid , apparently in explanation , that
the bride \ rich.
Mr. Oliver Hnzud IVrry I3rlmnnt , a
Ron of August lielmnut , Ii engaged to MlfB
Whiting , of Now York city. Mr.
Bejinont recently rasi ucd ftom the nnvy.
The Rsv. lUimundo Gonztlcz , a parish
priest of Guatemala , having ventured to
marry , haa been oxcomiuunlc'Ucd by his
occloiisatlcal tuporlorn. T > ! < Is the coo-
end iuBtauco within a few aoKlh' In which
n Romsn Oathnlla clcrgymnu hns been
married In Central Auuths
The marrloge of Mxntcr Howard S ,
Wutinir , United States iinvy , pud Mira
Lutio Cole , tccoud daughter of ex-Seuator
uud M , Cole , of Lr > Angeloi county ,
took plaeo nt the home of thn brlda'd
partntr , nt ( 'uhuenR , scvfii milea from
thu city of Iioi An i'lee , on Wednt'sday
ovenliij , the " "d lilt.
An fxtraordlnary scctm occurred at a
wrddins the other day , the occasion bete ?
the marricr ; * ) of Mr. Uinns , n ShetOeld
a'lllcitur , nnd Mr , MMu. B , n widow with
i'18CCO , iu her own tight , llei Irtlur ,
who wsBS'rouglj' onnted tJthe mart Inge ,
folnvva | < l her to the church and velzed her
UB die wau nbcut toe' cer , the polica fmabv
dragged him off. 1\.u corcmonylben pro-
i-i > tdcd until the tlmt CDIIIO for objcotlcms ,
when ho aculn Interposid un the ground of
ill-health , Thro4 meills&l certiticatci
being furnished tint Mre , MIluoj was in
m und ho.tlth , the ceremony WAI resumed ,
ami fiuluhcd without further incident ,
About a mouth ago a young girl employ ,
td in n Brooklyn etore vihlla oatin her
lunch propored , by wny of n joke , that fc'ie
mid oce of the clerks should be married.
Ho agreed , und the colored potter perform-
id Iho curtifouy. To their confteriiatioa
they afterword lairned that tba porter was
a clervynian and that the probabilities
\viubiDujjlyiufavor of thu validity o |
the mitirb&u. To prevent future trouble
legal procee Ingi fur and annulment of the
marriage bare been begun It hn < bcon A
big advertisement for tne store. The in *
cieMe In the r.umber of cmtomers who
eora < j under pretenie of buying to eee the
young woman hus been enormoin. It the
proprietor had invented the devlne he
couldn't have done better for himself.
1 be silver wedding of the Crown 1'rlncs
and l'rince n of Germany is tn be made
the occanlon of a great national calebra-
tfon January 2V One idea Is to colleclby
Mibflcrlptfom tbrongbont the empire a
largo turn of money to ho presented to
their hlghneiaen , to be employed by them
as they plea e , In tha creation or tbo en
largement of n number of benevoleut In
sll.ntlons. la th Urirer cities uf I'runala ,
and In Munich , Hamburg , Bremen Dees
den nnd other place * , committees hnvo boon
at work a Inng time with this end in vlsw
Moreover , thn llerlin Mtlsts are nrrane'rjB
for r > grand festival , with tsb'caux nnd n
npleudid n rad ? , and there is tn bo ftn ex-
hlbitlon of works of undent Gennnuirt
Tha Masi n % again , re raUing n sum o
money for thn endowment , in tli9 namooi
the Crown Prince , of n hnrne for indigent
wldov.-s and ohildnn > < f brethren.
MU3IOA.L AN DRA.MA.aO.
Rose Kytlnge is In Detroit.
Frank Mayo ti in Galveeton ,
GusWIllUmsIslnJtrooWjn.
Joseph Murphy will ha In Chicago Da-
oombtr 18 f , r two weeks.
Zoida flcfjuln will take Minnie Htuk'a
place with the Strnkorch company.
J , H. Haverlr has Ic.vvd the S\lt Lake
City theater in Utah for n term of yojtin.
Lolti had a iip t jucc f.'ful engagement
in Boston. Her share of the ricoiptn was
510,000.
Mr. and Mr < . MoKea Rankln continue
their ensneetuent'at Niblo'a thcAtro , in the
drama of 'MO. "
Nllsaon had a hearty recaption nt San
Francisco. The marquU if Lorno and
Prlnccnio Lnuifo occupied a box.
Mr. J. K , Kmmet M to mike bis rn-cn-
trnnco upon the New York stage on Jnu-
uaty 1,1883 , at llawrly'a theater.
Mme. Albanl will arrlvo at New York
on the 'Jth of January and make her uper-
ntic debut in Chicago on the 1'Jlh.
Madame Jnnauscbek will play n star en
gagement in Snn Franclico , Gal. , begin
ning in May , It is also her Intention to
p to Australia.
Madame Gerstor , the prima ilonna , is
making an extended professional tour
through Ruguto , and is uinging.to larjo nnd
delighted nndiences. .
The goseip'about Mrs. Langtry seems to
bo serving n purpoeo , whether intended or
lot. The fint day's sales nt Haverlv'i )
Brooklyn theater exceeded 87,000. Per-
Imps that wan became it was in Brooklyn.
Miss Clara Louleo Kellogg Is rather
severely hindlcd by the Boston Post ,
which cnye : "It ia painfully apparent that
the Olarn Louise that ix for from being the
Clara Louleo that was. "
A private letter ti friends in New York
from Pauline Lucca Bintei that both Mmc ,
Sembriok and honelf have brilliant offers
of engagements in this country nsxteoaeon
and they nill probably accept.
Rubinstein ia superintending the re-
icarsu'd of hla "Oio "
oporn , Mikknhaer , in
Lsipsic. It I * reported that he ia nho cm-
ployed upon n new Eacred lyric drama tbo
mbjoct of which is taken from the Sougu
of Solomnn ,
It Is aald that Wnjjr.cr ia now engaged
ipou un opera whih nill huve lor ita hero
L'rince Slddbirtln , the founder of Buddli-
BUI. A ballott will bo introduced the
rat Wngner has wiitts elnco ' 'Tftnn-
"
lamer
Lawrence Barrott will produce Mr Bo-
cr'd drami , "France'ca di Rimini , " In
Boston next week , and tha same play
which ia spoken cf ijcnerally m n play of
genuine l-eautv vill be performed some
what later in Now York.
Miss Minnia Htuk has made nn engage-
meat with Mr. Mnpleaon to sing a few
nights nt the New York Academy of Mu
sic with his company , beginning the latter
nart of this month. She will appear ns
C/armen ' Klta in "Lohengrin , " and in
"Aida.1'
'I be McCaull Opera Oomique company ,
numbering teventy-eight people , will ap
pear at llavorly's ( n Chicago next week ,
ftoi Johann Strauss' ' spectacular comta
opjro , "The Qaeen'd Lace Handker-
chiuf , " lately BO Hucccjsful in New York ,
clO MifS Kate Claiton In "The Two
Orphans" was Lcen thin week nt St. Thomas
and Land u in Canada , and at Syracute ,
Utlca , Ilime and Uondout ; N. Y. Next
wosk aho reatn , but on ' 'hriRtoina night she
will appear in Now York , at thu Fifth
Avenue theater.
The nrai'rammea cf the Third Opera
Festival nt Cincinuitl announce daht per
formances in the uusic hall , on Sunday
afternoon and evenings from January it ) to
February 3 , inclusive , Tha works to he
"Dnu Giovanni " " "
given . nre , "Semiramldo ,
"WlllUm Tell , " "La Sonnnmbuls , "
"L'Africaiuo , " "Li Trnviata , " "The Fly
ing Dutchman , " und "Lhengrln. " 'Mnio.
Albanl ix promlced In Amlnit , Sonta and
Klflu. Foseljjn nccouutaof Mnio. Albani'a
tUKageinenU would not n.lnw her picence
In Amorli-a In January , but the nunouncn.
mont of the Cincinnati committeu U un-
quilifiad. For the rent the parts are to bo
sustained by Mme. Pattt and tf'o whole of
Colonel Mapleaor/a pro > ent company , with
much enlarged orchestra und chorus.
The programmo of tha Beaten Hnndel
and Hayon socloty'o comicR eetieon la :
Sunday , December 'U. "The Messiah ; "
Good Frldny , March 23 , Grnun'a "Dor
Ted Jean ; " Kaster Sunday , March 25 ,
"Elijah. " The perfonnano.-H will bo given
in Boston Music Hall : The following
vocalists have already bend engaged : For
the "Messiah , " MIsJ Henrietta Beebe ,
Mrs. Flora E. B rry , Mr. William J.
Winch , Mr. fioorg Ilentohel ; for "Der
Ted Jesu , " MM. Geort ? Ileiuchol , Mrs. 0.
N.Allen. Mr. William J. Winch , Mr.
George Henschtl ; for the "Elij h , " Mr.
Oharle.R Adams , Mr. Myron W. Whit-
noy. Tlio orchestra will number sixty ,
with Mr. liernhnrd Li'teiuann sw leading
violiulit , Mr , OailCjrrahrj , conductor ,
Mr. U , J. Lingr , organist. Thu a.xth tiien-
nlal festv ( l of the eoslety will take pltca
n Musio Hall , iH lnnLiK May 1,1833 , and
will luoluilo livu ovcitiui , ' conceru and two
matlueea. Tha fojlouin wor&i i > nw to
Host u will bo on tlu > prcgramnu"The
Tower on B > bel , " Rubiiiuitln. Mu a In 1)
minor , Oheru.ir.i ; Armitdm , " .Mnx
Biuch ( lltrr llruch has l.ten engaged to
oonUuc : the perf jiiimuco of his work , his
first Jnpjicarnnce iu Boitcn ) ; "The Kt
dcmptiou , " Gounod ,
Poitma , t r Unru'l . H nvUt ,
Of Monterey , Mich , , dcllvcn hiimelf In
this wise : "Kor colds , burns , sere throit.
and ihcunntiani , Tftomai' Kcltctric Oil
cannot ba bcatnn , I say keep It up to tl-n
standard , mid ic nill catlafy the l o pk . "
aball tend for a not ? supply teen ,
HAS BEEN PROVED
"tit fcURESl CURE for
. KEDNEY DISEASES.
o IIW4 Jl-wm-A'A'WI ULO 4.iL' Xilf WUU'X'ai
p oaccdru irl Urpcoun' ' ilit ) and It will
g ipsedtly avcroociB tliadjca'iocua restore
> alUiy aotloa tonlltlscor .
I'orcarapUlntspeouliar
o.
and wcakncuei , KICNEY-WOUTli uruur
, aiitwlll act promptly aud iif .
ltbrr Bex. Incontinence , retention ol
urine , brick diut o ; ropy df pozlU , and dulj
noedlly yield toitaour-
EUROPEAN HOTEL ,
Tha Htfut cunlnlU lo.-Atrd hotel in the city , S
Kooin TV Cl.OO , il.BOftnd Si.OO per ilay.
Pint Oltej lloatsurant conuectcd wltu tb
hold.
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sis , which kept me in bed six
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The oboxerewtml will he paid to any person
who will produce a I'alnt that will cquM the
Pennsylvania Patent Rubber
Paint ,
For preserving Shingles , Tin nnd Qrnrcl Roofn.
Warranted to bo Mre and Wntcr Proof. All
orders promptly attended to. Cheaper and bet
ter than any other mint now In use.
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"THE OUP THAT 0 IEKRS , "
"JJUT NOT INfibll ATES. "
uuu DINNJH : PAUTY ims finished
-fl Ivt Imtt'o ' of "HUU PUNCH. "
'Then , my dear , .lon't forgot to remind
me t'i order frmli simply to-morrow. "
"I'lir. HUU PUXOIP'la prepared Hols ,
ly by MuB ra. 0 , U. GUAVKS ft SON.
DoMun , It io made of the bott fltiiportod
bruudy atul Suta Crus runi , united with
the juice of frc h lemona , and the finest
white Biipar , and ii really a delicious , a
pure , mid ft reliable article , that LEUJIB
with the inott cordial apprecitUun cfall
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faofimlleof "OIIKSTini H. GIIAVK8&
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by Grocera and Wine Merchants
everywhere.
Tradei tnppliei nt Manufacturer's prlcea
by M , A , MoKan araj familiea tuppliexi by
A. II. Glrditone , Omaha Neb
Sinclo Broeoh Loading Shot Duns , from 86 to S10-
Double Breeoh Loading Shot duns. 818 from to 876 ,
luzzlo Loading Shot ( tone , from $ B to 825 ,
Pishing Taoklo , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fanoy Doous ,
Full Stook of Show Oaees Always nn Hand ,
Imported and Key West Cigars , a largo line of Meer
schaum and Wood Pipes and everything required in a
first-Class Cigar , Tobacco and Notion Store.
Cigars from $15,00 per 1,000 upwards , Send for Price
Liat and Samples.
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SIGN WEHBR & PEGOBATDR.
n /.LE & RETAIL
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Window Shades' ' aud Curtains ,
COENIOES CURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTURES.
Faints , Oils & Brushes.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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turcra to pu. upon tl.D mrlct ocdi slmllur tc
cur bran Jin r.amo and ut > lo which ore 63erixl
indtoM far lose mot cy than the genuine Qold
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that our name cn < ) trade mark are upon each
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