Nebraska Newspapers

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1'flB DAILY BEE-TUESDAY APRIL
HARKNESS BROTHERS'
DRY GOODS & CARPET HOUSE.
V
The Largest Stock and Choicest Patterns of
CARPETS
EVER OFFERED IK THIS VICINITY.
AND ALL THE
, SPRiNG AND SUMMER NOVELTIES
P-/
j | ISO1 3DXCST GOODS ,
\ HARKNESS BROTHERS ,
\ Broadway nnd loarth St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
couwoir ,
TIME TABLE-
CII1CAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrh e.
Atlantic Ext..620 pm I Pacldo Ext..0:15 : a m
Ex and Mall'.0 3 a m Ex and MMl' 6a p m
D. Molnes ac.7:15 : a m | Uvs Molntsftc'.4:40 : p m
CHICAGO , BORU.NQTON AND QDIICl
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..6.30pm Pacific Ext..0:20am :
Mail and Ex'.9.20am Mail and Ex,7.00pm
N. Y. Ex 4.00pm Neb & Kag Ex..8:20 : a m
CHICAGO AND
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext. , .B:16p : ml Pacific Ext..9:15 : am
Mall and Ex.9 20 ft m Mall and Ex * . .6:19 : p m
Accom ( Sat.B:50 : : p m | Accom. ( Mon. ) 1:45 : p m
KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFP8.
Depart. ArrUc.
Mall and Ex..9.65 am I Express 6.60pm
,8110pm | M Jla-.i Et..S'i5p W
WHOM rAoirio.
Etput. Arrhe.
OverUnd 2t.liao a. m. Overland Ex..4-00p.iin. .
Lincoln Ex..llaoxm. ZenvtrEx . . .800a.m ,
Denver Ex..7.00p. m. Local Ex GJOa. u. J
Local Ex 7:25 : a. m. " Ex.905a. m. f
Emigrant..620p. m. " Ex r-OOa. m. ( |
WlBARlt , S ? . LOUI9 AND FACtnC.
Depart. Arrhe.
Mall and FA. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Dill. , 4:50 : p m | Cannon Ball.,11:05 : a m
SIOUX CUT AMD rAHHC ,
Depart. Arrive ,
or Sioux City.7S5 a m Frm Sioux C y.6:50 : p m
or Fort Nlobrara , Fnu Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7:55am : Neb ' 6.50pin j
For St. Paul..7:40 : p m From St. Paul..8 JO a m
CHICAGO. MILWACXKI AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council Blufls. Arrh en Council Blufls.
Mall and Ex.9:20 : a m I Mall and Ex.6.55 pm !
Atlantic Ex..15:15 : p m | Atlantic Ex..19.10 a m
CHICAGO , HILWADEKI AND ST. PAUL.
Lea08 Omaha. Arrh es at Omaha.
Mall and Ex7:15 : a m I PaclOc Ex 19:45 : a m
Atlantic Ex..13:40 : p m | Mall and Ex.7-25 p m
Except Sundays. { Except Saturdays. { Except
Mondaja. 1 Dally.
Council BluSa St Omatio Street B. R.
Leave Council bluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 n m , 10 a ra , 8 m , 9 a m , 10 a ro ,
11 a m , 1 m , Z p m , 3 p 11 am , tpm , 2pm , 3P
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , C p m m , 4 p m , fi p m , 6 p m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the cars bcffin their trips at
9 o clock a. in. , ana run recu'arly during the day
at 9,11 , 2 4 , 5 and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ;
MES fi. J. HILTOK M D
, . . , , , ,
PHYSIGIAN AND SURGEON
PALLET dcHOKS.
Western Agents , Lafayette , Indiana.
ilE
HEELS
-FOR
Rubber Boots and
Boots and Shoes
OF ALL KINDS.
50PERCT.To r
The center pieces are Interchangeable and re-
ronlble. It prevents the counter from running
ove- , requiring no heel stlOeners.
The Agency for these goods In thla town ha
oeen plti
Others onnot procure them.
Call > nd xamlne a full line of Leather and
. .Candee" Rubber Boots and Shoes with tbe Be
erslble Ueel. MKS. M. PETERSON ,
31.3m Louisville , Neb.
STABLJSUEU
IDE SPRING ATTAOnUENT-NOT PATENT
ED.
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING .
CARRIAGE FACTORY
1109 and nil Dodga Stieat ,
aug 7-me 6m OMAHA , N .
DUFRENE &
MENDELSSHON
ARCHITECTS !
REMOVED TO
Omaha National Bank IMfling.
GR ATEFUIi-COMFORTIKO .
BREAKFAST ,
"By a thoroneh knowledge of tha natural lam
which govern tbe operations , of digestion and
nutrition , and by a careful application of tbi
One properties ot well-ttlecied Cocoa , lit.
Eppi has provided our breakfast tables with i
delicately flavored beverage which mijr sava ai
many heavy doctors' bills. It Is by the Judlcloui
me of luch articles of diet that a conitltutiou
may be gradually built up until strong enough
to leslit avery tendency to dlseasa. unndredi
Of labile maladies ara floating around ni reidr
to attack wherever there Is a weak point. Wi
may escape many a fatal thilt by keeping oar.
elves well fortified with pure blood and a prop.
rly nourished frame. " Civil Service duetto.
Itads simply with boiling water or milk. Bc'd <
D tloi only ( i-lb and Ib ) , by Grocers , labeled
JAMBS BPPS St 00. ,
Homceopathlo Onomlats ,
oikitlr London , England.
MAVEUIUK NAL'iONAL '
Cor , Water and Congress Streets.
CAPITA ! , , - - 840O.OOO
SUKPLUb , - - 8400,000
Transacts a general Bunking business. Ilo-
ceivea the nccounta of Banks , Bankers and
others. Draws Foreign Exchange nnd
makes Cable Transfers in Europe nnd Tel
egraphic Transfers of Money throughout
the United States. Buys nnd soils Gov
ernment nnd other Investment Securities ,
nnd executes any business fir its Corny
BpondentB In the line of Bnnklng ,
ASA P. POTTER , Pre lden > .
J. J. EDDY , Cashier.
J. W. WORK , Ass't Caihlor.
tr&th'tne
LINE
-OF THE
llwaukee & St. Paul
RAILWAY
It now running Its FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
from
OMAHA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFS '
WITH
Pullman's Mapifloont Sleepers
-AND THE
Finest Dining Cara in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING .EAST
TO
CHICAGO' anr.WATJir.EE.
Or to anv point beyond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NOBTH
To
ST. PAUL OR fiUNKTEAPCHLIB
Take the UEST ROUTE , tbe
Chicago , Mlwaukee&St.PanlR'y
Ticket office located tn raitoi Hotel , at corner
Farnain anolFourteenth streets and at U. P. De
pot and al Ulllard Ilotc ) , Omaha.
tarSee Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Aeent.
0. H. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
S. 8. MERRILL , A. V. U. CAUPENIEK ,
General Manager. General Pass. Agenl.
J. T. CIAUK , OEO. U. IIEAFFORD ,
OencralSup't. Ats'tO n.T > 8. Agtol
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
BASTINGS , NEB.
Capital Stock , - - $100,000
JAS.B. HEARTWELL , President.
A. L. CLARKE. Vlce-Preildent.
E. C. WEBSTER , Treasurer
DIRECTORS
Samuel Alexander Oswald'Ollver ,
A. L. Clarke , E. 0. Webster *
Deo. B Pratt , Jos. B. Heartwell ,
D. M.McElHInney.
First Mortgage Loans a Speoialt )
This Company furnishes a permanent , boms
Institution where School Bend sand other legally
Issued Municipal seccrltle to Nebraska can be
be negotiated on the most favorable terms
Loans made on Improved farm In all well settled
counties of the state through | .r seponabl ! | local
correspondent * .
Art ) acknowledged to be the
best by all who have put them
to a practical test. -
ADAPTED TO
COKE OR WOOD ,
MANUFACTURED BY
Buck's Stpv 3 Co. ,
* 8AINT LOOlS.
PIEHICY &
BOLE AGENTS FOR OMAHA
FRANK D. MEAD ,
CARPENTER AND CABINET
Repairing of all Kmda Prompt-
I ly Done ,
i 1COG Donglaa Street , Omahl , Neb.
m r 17-em
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOO ALNEWS
COMMEUCIAL.
COUNCIL BLUrrs MA11KET ,
WHEAT-No. 2 spring , "Ccs No. 3,03 ;
rejected 50c ; ? oed donmcd.
COKN-Dealers paying 33s : rejected
corn Chicago , Me ; new mixed. 52Jc ; white
corn , 35c. The receipts of corn ro light.
OATS ScAtce and lu gooH deinnn'lj 83
HAT 4 00tf6 ( 00 Ror ton. 30 per bale.
HTE iOc ; light supply.
CoilN MEAL 1 Ufipcr 100 pounds.
WOOD Good supply , prices t. ynrds ,
6 00@6 00.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton ;
soft. 5 50 per ton ,
BCTTER Plenty and tn ( air demnud ;
25c : creamery. SOo.
Kaos-Heady tale and plenty nt
12J@14o per dozen.
LAIin Falrbank's. wholesaling nt 13c ,
POULTHY Finn ; doulors paying 13o par
pound for turkeys and lOc for chicken * .
VEGETABLES -Potatoes , 60oj oulon , BOVj
cabbages , S0@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 DC
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City flour from 1 60 to 3 40
I31100M3 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK.
OATTtB 3 003 50 ; calvea 500@750.
HODS Market for hop quiet , aa the
packing houses nto closing ; shippers are
paying 5 75 to 0 75.
Way suffer from a atato of 111 health ?
Why bo tronbled with dyspepsia ?
Brown's Ifon Bittero will cure yo
Tno Iowa Ptoueer Apple Grower.
James Smi h , the veteran pomolo-
glat , n ho started the first apple or
chard In Ijvra , and after thirty-five
yuari : ' toil , by which ho had nurronud-
ed himself with fiuo building * and nil
the surroundings of a plei 8 ut homo ,
witnessed the growth of this city from
a hamlet of hnlf a dozan houses laeight
of his own door , at the ago nf aoventy-
three has gonu to Dakota to do it all
over again and grow up with theconu-
try. He Is a rucnnrkublo man. Ho IB
probiblyono of the best authorities on
the apple in this cuuntiy , and is BO recognized -
cognized lu nil promlnaiit pomologlual
societies It was ho who selected the
fruit , from treors of his own propogat-
ing , which took the fit3t prizs at the
Uuitod States fatr in Chicago thirty
years ago ; Again at Philadelphia and
at lllohinond a few years ago , and the
fruit was nil grown in thla
county. Show him thu loaf
from an apple tree and ho will
tell you the variety cf the apple borne
on the tree Ho nan gene to Fanlk
county , and it la snfll.iont to say that
1i ho 1 took with him but two varieties of
trees to plant In that section the
Duohosa ] of Oldenburg and Wealthy.
II Ho I will try Gliddon'a Seedling ; and ,
hero I let mo say , Mr. Oliddon will find
him 1 a valuable aid in fruit growing in
Minnesota. And right hero lot mo
warn Minnesota and Northern Iwwa
farmers Dgainat the Belle do Boakoop ,
a Russian , which will probably bo
vigorously forced as tfa. iron-clad ,
"hardy as the Duchess. " It was test
ed several years by Prof. Bndd at the
agricultural college , nnd also In Fioyd
county , and fulled , but is highly re
commended for the southern portion
of the state , and Mr. Dixon , of Ne
braska , has fruit of it which la just
now in perfection , and it Is rich and
toothsome. Aa he has not reported
this as among the saved of his trees it
has probably succumbed to the ele
ments.
A Hint to Orators.
New Toik Herald.
There is to bo a presidential canvass
by and by , and no dwubt hundreds of
orators are preparing themselves to
take part in it. We advise them to
take a utoful hint from the recent
meeting of the Iroqupis club ut
Ohicngo. Several prominoit states
men apoke there Mr. Bayard , Mr.
Trnmbull , Mr. Brecklnridgo , of Ken
tucky , and others all honorable men.
But Mr. CUrter Harrison's speech ,
though it came very late in the even
ing , is the only one which has made
any noise , or , Indeed , been talked of
at all.
The reason ia that Mr. Harrison
when he spoke said something. Mr.
Bayard , Mr. Trambull , Mr. Breokin-
rldgti H .td nothing ; they altered a lot
of platitudes , dressed In finelangnagc.
Mr. Harrison ia not an orator aa
Bayard la ho la not a sample of "the
scholar in politics ; " but he aaid what
he believed , and hla speech direct ,
straightforward and frank has made
his name known all over the country.
Moral Try to bellevo something , and
when yon speak say what yon be
lieve.
The Maverick National Bank of
Boston drawa foreign exchange , bnya
and aella Government and other in
vestment securities , and transacts any
business for its correspondents in the
line of banking. m&th-mo
All la not bold tnat Ulittors.
Do * ton Tranicrlpt.
"I've admired an nnknown woman
all winter , " remarked a man the other
day , "she was stylish , well-dressed ,
carried herself well , but I heard her
speak to-day , and the charm van
ished. " "What did she " n10
say ? some
one asked , "Only two words. 10A
companion In a store asked her a ques
tion , to which she replied In the
affirmative : 'You bet ! ' "
Aphorisms from the Quarters.
Century "Erlck-a-Brack. "
Your luck ftlnt always okul to do
lonk o1 your Cabin' polo ,
. Grass don't grow high roand do
corn crib < .
Do man ain't put togedder right dct
don't lub hla own dorg. ctn
It'takcs a hones' miller to keep lean
holes. ,
Won't kill the old gooao in sight o1
de fedder bed ,
De full moon is a po' nan1 to keep
secrets ,
Old hen got 'nough Parnln to toll
her chlllun In do dark.
13111 Nye on Senator Tabor ,
From the Boomerang ,
I used to .think It hard that I waa
not a bonan&i nun who coald enter
good noolety or the penitentiary , ac
cording tocltcamataiioia.or whomight ;
bo a senator or a aon-of-a-gnn whenever -
over IchoDO , bnt now that J. have an
It tried I am content to labor on
through llfo without winning death
less notoriety as a leohorona congress
man and thlck-nockod sneezer , who ,
nndor the shadow of the great nation
al capital at Washington , tlaunts the
tall of his 8250 night shirt in the face >
of the goddoss'of ' liberty , spells , cob
bso ( with a k. and doesn't ' know hole
difference between the Drod Scott lo-
cision ' and the statute in such caio
made nnd provided. I'm glad ,
though , natnro nnd cruel fftto have
Gttod mo to walk in the humblo- trail
jJ [
and lu n sixty cent night shirt , that I
nm content. Though I may not bo HO
bewitching in the robot ) of night ns
Sanntor Tiibor Is , I am not ftfr.ild that
provlous nnd pro torn , wives will
burst lu upon my child llko slumbers
nnd wrrok the joy of my whole oxUt-
ouco. It msy bo only a slight dlllor-
oacu in taste , but that's the kind of
social outcast that I am ,
A KIOH SOUTHERNER'S HOME.
A Cottoso of Two Rooms AboundlUR
m HoepUality.
Keiv Olcans Correipondenco ot the Nnshulle
American.
A rldo through some of the Interior
copntlcn of certain of the southern
statoa is moot Intcroatlnp. Sometimes
thu hotraos nro from 10 to 18 miles
pnr : then the traveler comes up to o
log ouifioo of ono cr two rooms. The
OWIKT inoy hnvo tun children aud 100
hrait ot cuttle. The children are all
barefooted , nnd dou'c know the luuido
of n book from the outsldo. The pi\r-
onts and children all amoko tobacco
and llvo on sweet potatooa , cofToo ,
and cam cakoa baked In the old-
faahlonod "ovons. " Aud I atoppud nt
the homo of ix rich natlvo. The cot-
tigg of two rooms woo squatted nndor
n louoly grove of oak , llero nnd
there stately pine trcefl , llko euutluE-ls
on duty , roared thuir fonthory
A Bwout old "hundrod'lcat" rose
olambsrod ng.-vlcst thu tiny stoop nnd
ono woodoa window oponlug. 1'jgs
and chickens &ad B lig yellow dcg or
t < vo wore npr wllug here nnd thoru In
the oool Bhudowa and dust. A 10 year
old bey crouching in the doorway
puffed ctolidly nc his plpo. The owner
of thia cstnto aud all ito belonglugi n
Billow frtcod , lanky individual stood
ntder the trou watching our approach.
Ilo shouted at the baying dogs aa wo
oaniB into the yard. Ho eyed us curl-
ouoly , and wo thought rather boldly ,
but when woaskod if ho could take us
ia for the night ho Bald with a rough
hoopltr.llty that wan genuine nnd pious-
ing : "Tho honso is free to yo. Any
thing wo'vo got la woloomo to yer. Ye
kin stay as long as yer like nnd go
when the notion tukoo yer. ThU is a
free country. "
Thla man owned hundreds ot acres
of land , hundreds of head of cattle ,
nnd had about $15,000 lu hard cash.
With nil the o.Utlo , unch n thing as n
drop of milk was unknown m his
house. They never milked u cow.
White bread wan as much n rarity to
them no It would be to uu Irish peas
ant. Tneir cofTso they sweetened
with molneecB. Their bread was corn
cakes. If thuy had fresh meat
or fowls it was always boiled.
They were even barbarous enough
to boll wild turkey , a sacrilege for
which I somehow never forgave them.
They never saw a newspaper , and
neither tbuy nor tholr children could
have read U if they had. To bo sure ,
nuch people are very happy in tholr
way , bnt It admits of no argument
that their way la not the right way ,
and I see no cnanco for tholr methods
being revolutionized until the law
atopa in nnd makon education oompul
sory upon the children.
RemlnlBcencea of Apaone Outbreaks.
TucionA. T.)8l ) r.
At the ttmo ot the outbreak of the
White Mountain Ap&ohoa last eummer ,
all the troopa at Fort Verde , Fort
Apache , Fort MoDowull aud Fost
Whipplo were ordered to take the
Hold. Oapt. Adna Ohnffoo was then
stationed at Camp McDowell in com
maud of hla troops , I , of the Oth
cavrtlry , and the post , nnd received
ordeis to proceed to Wild Rye , toward
the scene of the depredations , and
there await the arrival of Major Mason
from Presoott with more troopa. As
it la only two days' rldo from Mc
Dowell to Wild Ilyo , and five from
Prescott , Oapt. Ghaffoo arrived at that
place two days in advance of Major
Mason's command. Bo loft McDowell
11d
on the Oth of June and reached Wild
Bye on the llth , and proceeded to
await the arrival of his superior
officer. While there a courier , Mr.
Llgiby , of Green Volley , came up and
stated that Indians were raiding in
the valley , and among other minor
depredations had killed his brother
and Mr. Meadows , and wounded John
and Henry Meadows , the latter of
whom died from the effects of his
wound. Immediately on receipt of
this information 0 pt. Ohalloo , with
out awaiting orders , sent a courier
back to Mason , saying that ho would
at once start in pursuit. Placing him
self at the head of his command he
started for grocn valley , pausing re
only long uuoagh to strike the trail.
The country through which they fol
lowed it by forced marches , pawning
only long enough to take food and
rest tholr horses , can only bo described
as the roughest through which
white man ever trod. As wo once
hoard it remarked , it looked as though
during tbo creation it had been God's
workshop , and the scraps had novoi
been swept. From ono canyon into
another the trail led , each seemed
moro difficult than the last , the troop
passing hundreds of places whore , had
tne Indiana hatted and lain lnambn h
they could have annihilated tha com
mand , Ono who has never rode
through the almost Impassable coun
try in the mountains of Arizona nan
form an idea of it. It ia > lo
to rldo , Your horoo mnst bo led , ad
*
carefullytoo , or a misstep will pro-
clpltato both to a cruel death. Lateen
on tha evening of the 17th , the troop
had reached Big Dry Wash , and were
thinking of going Into camp for the
night , tthonas they wore
passing through a canyon known
as Uhevolou'n Fork , they
were suddenly greeted by u blinding
volley from each side of the canyon
As quick as a Harm Obaffeo turned Into
hla saddle and nave the command teen
charge , and with a defiant yell they
rode out of the murderous death trap
Aa BOOH aa thia maneuver had boon
accomplished , the command was givot
to dismount and "sock cover. " Th <
troops had boon with their captain ic
many other Indian fights , by monn.
tain and plain , and know that his
meant nqht kill or bo killed , , nd
that tholr lives depended altogether ot
the arrival of reinforcements. Ni
charge wag attempted ; it would havi
been futllo , bnt not ono of the rodoklt
murderers -was allowed to show his
head without having it pierced wit ]
an' ' oanco ball. So the night int
on. Now and then some ad
venturous soldier who bad ven
tnrod to show too much of his
body In hit attempt , to got n shot , fallIng -
Ing hack , to take no moro interest lu
the fight. At l&sl , in about three
hours ! after the oommouccmant of the
engagement , snd juat as the bravo llt
tlo b nd wni about despairing of tno-
cor , the well known yell was hoard ,
and Major Erans , at theho.id of three
companies , rode lu. Oapt , Ohoffco nt
once mounted hla troop , and , placing
01hi
himself at their bond , led charge after
charfio on the position occupied by the
hostllcs. This falling tod.slodgo thorn ,
other tnctlca were adopted , and n brisk
Qrlug wan kept up until 8 o'clock ,
when flight put an end to the fight.
And what n night ; hall , snow , sleet
and rain followed each other inces
santly nntll morning , when It was as
certained that the Apnohoa h d left ,
taking vtlth them their wounded nnd
leaving behind them twenty-seven
dead ,
A TKNDERFOOI' AT TOMU3TONE
Uow n Llttlo Question of Grammar
Wns Settled In Turao Minutes.
A tow dnys ngo a flash young nun
from an custom college arrived at
Tombstone , A T. , says the Middle-
town Transcript , and registered his
name nt the principal hotel. A social
ly inclined person , in n bine frhlrt and
, wldo rimtnod hat , who chanced to bo
in the offloo , good naturodly answered
orory question and volunteered a vast
nmouut of Interesting information
about Arizona in general and Tombstone -
stone in particular.
"Do yon BOO them hills ! " naked the
Toinbatoner , pointing throngh ono of
the cflloo windows. "Wall , them hills
Is chock fnll of pay dirt. "
The young man from the east looked
shocked.
"My dear sir , " ho said proudly , bnt
kindly , "yon should say those hills
are not'thorn hills Is. ' "
The Tombstone man was silent fern
n moment , Ho looked the yonug
man from the east critically over as if
ho waa estimating the size of ooflln ho
would wear. Thou drawing out an
Ivory shocked seven shooter of elabor
ate style and finish , ho said In a soft ,
mild , musical tone ot voice that
sounded like a wlldwood brook conn
ing o'er the pebble bed : "My gentle
uuBttlted tenderfoot from the land of
the rising sun , this hero's a p'ut that
yon nnd mo disagrees on , and wo might
as well have it settled right now. I
haven't looked in a grammar recently ,
bnt I'm going to stand by that opin
ion while I'vo a shot loft. I'll glvo
yon just three minutes lo think calmly
over the subject , for you probably
opoko lu hnsto the first time , nnd then
I'll hear your decision. "
The young man from the east looked 1
down the delicately chased barrel of I
the revolver into the placid depth of
the eye of tbo 1 ombstoner and began
to fool that many points in grammar
are uncertain and llablo to grow morose
so , Then ho thought of the coroner's
Inquest , and the verdict , "Oamo to
his death by standing in front of Col
orado Tom's aovon shooter , " nnd of
the long pint ) box going east Tilth $09
charges ou it , nnd bof ere half the three
ratnutos wan up ho waa ready to ac
knowledge his error.
"Since ho hud thought It over
calmly. " ho said , "ho believed that
'them hills is * is right. Ho hnd cpokon
on the spur of the moment , " ho added ,
"and bouged a thousand pardons for
hin presumptuous effort to aubntttnte
bid grammar for good. "
The-Tombntoner grasped his hnud
freely , and , grasping hia hand ,
bald :
"I know'd you'd say yon was wrong
after you thought a moment. I ad i
mire a man who gives right in with
out arpnlug when ho knows ho's wrong.
Oomo along nnd Irrigate. " And they
irrigated.
Hertford' * Aold Phoapliato.
IN DESPONDENCY , ETC.
DR W. S. POWELL , DaSnnco
U , , says ; "I have used It with satis
factory results in dyspoptlo ailments
associated with great mental depres
sion or despondency. "
Railway Courting.
From the Cleveland Leader.
At ft station a forr miles east of this
otty on the L ko Shore road , a tall
gaunt , agricultural looking man
boarded a west bound train for Cleve
land. Every seat In the car was oc
cupied with the exception ot ono at ho
side of a buxom , middle aged n
with pleasant features , bnt that peon-
liar map to her black oyoi
Indicative of a mind of her owl
and nn "I'm the boss" sort
a polso to her well shaped head. He
snt bolt upright , and looked dignifiec
&a possible for a mlle or so , but hia desire
. sire to keep his tongue moving was too
great to remain longer mute , and hem
uslced the woman where she was from
where she was going , how long she expected
pectod to stay , nnd whoshe was Shi
told him she WAS from down In Yorl
state , and was going to Cleveland one
a visit , and that she was a widow.
"I'm from down in ole Geo-og ,
said the agriculturist. "I go down t
Cleveland every week or so to on joy
myself. Yon see my wife she diet
and the old farm ia lonesome llko , an'
I go to the city to sort'or cheer up.
'Havo you got a big farm ? " In
quired the fair traveler.
"Wall , I Jos' kalkerlato as I have
an * ono 'or the best In Geo-og. There1
& big honso onto it with porches ind
ralrandks , jes' ai grand as they bo nny
whores , an scrota the road waves
- fine n sugar grove as over give water
a cider mill waves 'tother sldo thi
honso ; a bank barn painted rod wave
'cross the lane ; and this summer tin
'il wave with corn an' oats. She'
a good 'nn nn' mighty comfortable
fortablo lifo , bat alllirod lone
some since the ole 'oomai
pegged out , n' that's why I got Into
, the oily fur consolation , you know , ,
aud ho looked out of tha window wit
a poetical , far-away gnzo , whllo the
buxcm widow looked at the back a
, the seat In front with n spoculatlv
store ; then , with n deep-drawn Bl *
replied , "Yes , yen must bo nwft
lonesome , " looking acf tly at his face
"You're right It nro , " ho Bald , put
- ting hia long arm over the back of the
seat so that hla big , bony hand resto
on the end next the window , "an' If
could jes' find 'or handsome 'oman s
'ad hove me , I think things 'ud
brighten up a little , " nnd ho made
pathetic move with hia loft hand acroi
hla eyes
"I think thoro'd bo lots would I
glad to have you , " coyly replied iho.do
- "Do yon , though , now really , d
- you ) " pressing closer to her side ,
"Indeed I do , " she simpered , as she
looked at the passing telegraph polos.
His hand slid from the back of the
sofit aud rented lightly on her waist , as
ho loaned over his our and said , 'Now ,
would you mind tor aort o' come and
brlqhtcn up the house ycrsolll I'm n
good 'nn , 1 am , nuvo'd bo happy as
daisies , sartln. "
" 0 , this Is so sudden , yon know , "
as she nestled her head close to his
shoulder , while a soft blush flashed
her face , "I don't oven know your
name. "
"Well , I don't BOO AB how n man's
coin * to iiiako any dlfluronco , an' it's
easy of findlu * out , anyw y. Oomo
now , lot'a make up our minds tor
donblo up. "
"You'll ' bo good nnd nlrrays treat mo
well , will you ? "
"Yon kin jus' bet on thct ; I nln't a
man aa treats anything poorly. Why ,
ther dogs , an * pigs , an' cows , an'
horsoo , an' oven ther chickens , all on
rm , look moro cheerful llko when
I'm round , Treat yon right 1
I guess yea , " and ho circled her waUt
and her hi > ad rested lovingly ou the
agricultural shoulder , whllo sllcnco
was taken for ojnsent. Tims thpy sat
nntll the train pulled into the Union
depot , utterly oblivious to the smiles
of other passengers. That is why
such happy mnlles wreathed the conn-
touanoos of the old farmer
nnd the woman who alighted
from the train yesterday and
ordered a carriage for a hotel. The
denouement will bo a call on the mar-
rlago clurk to-day and visit to minis
ter or justice , they won't care much
which , nnd the buxom woman with
the snapping black eyes will no doubt
take uo nor quarters on the farm In
old "Goo-og , " where wave the sugar
grove , the older mill , the rod barn ,
and the golden grain. There she will
bo the conquering horolno.
Swapping a Jnokaua for a $10OOO
Lot.
FltliburgDltp th.
Henry Clay owned the lot opposite
the White homo In Washington , and
Commodore John llogors wanted It ,
bat the old whig persistently refused
to dispose of it. On hia return from
the Mediterranean the commodore
brought In ouo of hla vcRiola a fine
Anrlaluslan jaokasa , which Clay want
ed for hla stock farm. All his offers
were rejected until ono doy the com
modore said : "Yon can have him for
lot the White. " " "
your opposite . "Dono ,
was Clay's reply , and the animal was
shipped off to Kentucky. The com
modore built the now historic houao
during the war. Here Fayno en
deavored to assfisulnato him on the
uight when Preeldont Lincoln was
shot. The lot la now valued at $40-
000.
Too Smart for Him.
A smart traveling man from Chicago
cage tried to paralvz9 n dining-room
girl nt Fort Dodge , Iowa , during the
snow blockade. At dinner ono day
ho ordered " " and "
"opnngo soup" "quail
ou fence. " The girl want to the
kitchen and got n quail , and built a
fence on the plato out of kindling
wood. Then aho got a pleoo of nponco ;
from the bath-room and put It in the
soup , and served his order in the presence -
once of several other traveling men ,
who gave him the grand laugh. The
landlord charged him $1 extra for
serving articles not on the bill of faro ,
nnd it COB t him 86 for cigars and drinks
to keep the matter quiet.
An Internal Revenue Officer Saved ,
PROVIDENCE , August 21 , 1882.
Enrron OP BOSTON IIsnAtn : 2.In
Dear Sir , During my tprm of service In
tbo Internal llevonuo Department of the
United States , at the time my offlco WAS in
thU city , I was Ailllctod with a severe attack
itr
tack of Kidney disease , and at times suit or-
rd
eel Intensely. I received the racdloal da
vice of some of our bett physlclana for :
, IOUK time , without being benefited by their
prescriptions. Being discouraged by the
failure of the doctors to help me , nnd being
urged to use Hunt's Remedy by a friend
who had tested It * merits , although reluc
tant to try a patent medicine , I was finally
Induced to try the Remedy , and procured
wo bottles of It , and commenced taking
faithfully according to the dlreotlons.
, Before I bad taken It three days tbe 01-
oruclattnK pains In my back had disappear
ed , and before I had used two bottles I was
entirely cured. Whenever , from overexertion
ertion or n violent cold , the pains In BXmy
kidneys return , a few doses of Hunt's Remedy
, edy quickly effects a cure ,
- Before cloning I beg to mention the re
markable cure of a friend of mine In New
York City , to whom I recommended tbli
, valuable medicine. He was Buffering
ol severely from an attack which was pro
nounocd by his physician n decided case lot
Brlght'aDIseauo of the Kidneys. I obtain , !
. ed two bottles of Hunt's liemedv for him
< and ho commenced taking it , and began i tt
improve at once , nnd van speedily reatoroi
to health , and he attributes the saving o
, , his life , under the blessing rt a morclfu
- Providence , to Hunt's KoneJy.
Anotbortrleud of mine in New York , t
rk whom I recommended Hunt's Remedy , wa
suffering severely fromlCmdoy diiease , Mid
wasentlrelycured of it alter using this won
derful medicine only a short period ,
" ' Feeling deeplygratefulforthegreatbene
fits experienced by my friends and mysel
; from the use of Hunt's Remedy , I feel tto
be my duty , as well as a great privile ge ,
' furnish you this voluntary nnd unsol llclte
statement of facts for tbe information i
' your large number of readers , many of whoi
arundoubtodly suffering from this wide !
spreading oourgo , and I believe that Itli
the host medicine now known , and that
' , will euro all cases of Kidney diseases the ;
can bo cured.
I shall be pleated to confer with any on
wbomaydeure an Interview regarding tt
aa statements herein contained.
Truly ,
; RICHMOND HENSIIAW ,
'JO Messer Street.
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DKNVKR , COL. , August 29,1832.
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A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medic *
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