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2 TIIE DAILY BEE---MONDAY , AIIG ; , C 27 , 1883.
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li AtlyertlsingChcatellt
"lt htu , become eo commonto write the
i cginning of nn article , in nn O1egnnt , in.
tcrostnng nammo. , ,
"Then run itinto some advortieoment
that we avoid all such ,
t Ana simply call attention to the mor-
Ha of lop Bittots in As Plain , honoat
terms as posiblo ,
"To induce oo to
"To giva tholnopotrial whtchsoProves
their value that they will foyer use any.
thing ciao , "
"Tits RBMBDr so fayorablo noticed in
t
ill ypapors ,
"Mali ious and secular , is
1 "Haven a large sale , and is supplant.
1 all other lflOlicinos.
"There is no denying the virtuoa of the
Hop plant , and the proprietors of flop
t Dittorsmare / shove great shrewdness
" And ability
"In compounding a medicine whose
i yirtuos are HO palpable to every one's ob
sonation ,
IIQ She Die ?
"Not
"Site lingered and suffered along , pin.
i In awes all the time for oars ,
1 "Tho doctors doing her no good ; "
"And at last was ured b gthtn hop
Bitters the Iraa1pars sa so much about , "
Indeedl Indeed ! , 1
"how thmulful we should be for that
medicine. " - -
I A Dangluer's Misery.
i "Eleven years our daugliL r sufieredon
a bed of misery ,
"From a conpBeaton of kidney , liver ,
rhounatic trouble and Ndrvous debility ,
"Under the taro of the best P h Y sician e ,
"Who gave her disease various names ,
"But no roltaf ,
"And now slmo is restored to us in good
health by as simply a remedy as hop lilt.
tors that wo had shunned for years be.
fore using IL"-Tan PAnmtNrs.
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. FathcrisCetting'sVcll.
"Sty daughter nays :
'glow much bettor father Is elnec ho 'wed Iio
Bitters. "
"lie is getting well after hle long suffering hem
disease declared incurable"
"And wd are an glad that he ueod your hitters. "
A LanT of Utica , N. Y.
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VEGETABLE OOMPOUN1
Is n 1 odtlvo jnro
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for allthoaoralnf"tComplelntsand. Wealn w4
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t ao oommoo to our be.t female popnlati.t.
, EMedicine rorlTomatt , htventedhyaiomia
1 I'reparod by a Woman ,
'l Is.arrat"t pedid al"anrf ala"ta , Iliac d Ill.ts ,
'IrItrovlvatbo drooping eplrlts , lndgomtet s.u
t pnnoNatatheorganic ( unMlonsglveselartklt sn
" trmneletoflue eteprestores tbonatnralluslrn xlx
fro , andplants oc the q..o ehocl : of wontaa the Rrsd
psoe of life's spring m d early euntmer tune.
Phyalchns Use It and Prescdbo It Freoty.-47
It rtmovca falntnmv aatulency , dcatroye an drs.rt
r .nmulnnt , and rollover wcatmcm of the elamLol
That reeting of bcartng down , cauatng pain , wdat
rid twckacbo ; is Meers pcrmanontty curul by Its eel
ortbeeuroorh IJaey Complalnt.ofclthnrri !
this CompounS Is uueurpnncd. I
LYDIA E. PINT llAM's I LOUD runiruti
ittl eradicate orery vatlgn or num"rs from /n
elondandgire tofu lnelet lL eytewd
110th the Compound and Purlaer are prepay.
KMDandnS Western Avenue Lynn , Mass. Pats/
* tberi. alsbotno.for$5.Scntbyttatihttbeforl
gums , or of losengee , on rccelptof prleo , In per bs
for eltoer. Mrs. Finkhanttree. r eneworaallletter. I
I .qulry , Enclosolct.etnmP Ilondforpampblot.
Nn famll7.hould be without LynIA E. PiNKUAMI
YEA LILLY. Tbev cure eonetipation , bmou1nL
tStorplttUlertbollvon t5eeateperbos.
Ief3oldby allfrugcleta. A fa )
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OUR CARD BASKET.
To Panics at Council Bluffs , But Ho
a One Ill 0mahal
Boyd's ' Opera House Ro-Opons for
the Season With Largo
Audiences ,
NUMlll3lt ONIL
With ours that were weary and worn ,
With eyelids heavy and rod ,
A young lady sat at n telephone ,
holding her aching hend- ,
"lfellol" "hello ! ' ' "hello ! "
"nil her throat is parched and dryV
And still , with accents sad and low ,
She sang , tho' site wanted to cry ,
"Ilollol" "Hello ! " "hello ! "
While the cock is crowing aloof I
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And 1fell''IIolio ! ! "Ilellol" "IIel1Al"
'Till the stars shine turn' the roof 1
It's , 0 , to be deaf and duunb ,
] 'or a moment or two of peace ;
\'ill the hour for changing hover come ,
4\nd giro Iwo a short rolensof
'IIfollo"hello ! ! ' ' "hello ! "
"Is the Central office aslcepl"
And "Ilellol" ' 'hello ! " "Ilellol""Ilollol"
'Till a girl is ready to weep.
And this man growls at a moment's dolny
\Vhllo you're ringing the nuniber ho calls--
Yet perhaps the party is far away
At one of tbo cnncert italic ,
' 'hello ! ' ' "Ilellol"'h ! ' '
0 , many the woes l Infght sing ;
hut , ' 'helm ' ! " Ilollol IIollnl ' 'hello ! "
Tim bells continuo to ring.
A little weeping weld case my heart ,
But I must ho cheerful anti gay-
Or , "Number Four Is crusty nod short , '
The public will surely say ,
\Vith cars that were weary and worn ,
With eyelids heavy and red ,
A young girl sat at it telepdioiio ,
hoding heraeldng head-
' 'hello ! ' ' [ ' 'hello ! ' '
Seto patiently nuswors each call ,
And tho' her heart may bo heavy with
woo ,
Site ie ylloMnnt nil cheerful to 1111
The opera house wns thrown open to
the public agaill'1'hursdny evening. As
the audience conmmiced to assonblo ,
whispered inquiries wore henna on nil
sides for the now drop curtain , and sono
mistook for it a somhro.eolored steno in
oak which had bean placed in front. But
wjion the orchestra hnd eetored their
stall amid the lights turned on full head
and the curtain itself descmmdod in all thou
glory of lace and. satin and velvet , the
audioico gazed a moment and talon
EXI'Itll9Eb THEIR A1'l'ItOIIAT10N
in two hearty rounds of applause. Familiar -
iliar with thorntllor dull colors of the cad
curiumn and the hazy view of the Ncapol
itau bay , it nlny be souse tuna before old
lu l > itues of the house will be fully pleased
with the dnzzlimig bight lights , the gorgeous
exotics cud the bri amt view of time grand
canal \Tellico which must be thou' entro
act atudy hereafter , but we fuel sure thuut
the curtain will be very generally adlnirod
as , nsitle front color , it exposes no paints
of exocutioi-like crookol leg rod storks
for instance-which can afford ground for
potty criticism ,
The boards have been hold this week
by the Chicago
inILtL ol'EILA COMPANY ,
and the "ideals" is reached by having all
so good that there is no star. Each sea-
soil's work batters this orgnuimtion , and
their rendition lucre of "Iolaltho" and
"Time Sorcerer" showed a vary admirable
union of oed voices. Tuts evening we
have "Pinafore" once again turd our
society 1)00 1)10 have , man of then beemi
reserving their attedance for this. From
hero thIdeals go to Grand Island , whore
they n all a now opera house , and tltan to
Linoln and St. Jose1)h1.
Tmu OIIANOELLOIL'H SONu ,
As the lord chancellor in "Iolamnthe , "
Dir. Crippe gavosono very funny
vtaoes to time chancellor's song , in turswo r
to reiterated encores. The first was a
sly suggestion on do presidential aunr '
mnermg tour ,
"Whet .President Arthur with a party o
frlende ;
Say's I to myself , says I ,
'lit ' the Yollovatcto ] 'ark n month or s
, ponds , '
Say's I to myself , says I , v
'It is statonl the trl i , is for pleasure , of course
But I thiulc you uIll all my opinions culorso
'runt they went there to curry a very dar
horse'
aye I to myself , says I , "
Then came a lgpal hit which 'took'
immune soly :
" 'Neon Omaha cltlzons want their street
pnvod , '
Says I to nyeel ( , says I ,
"Tis asphalt they want and they will not b
sltae'etl , '
Sayan I to myself , says I ,
'IVhonovor the hlghlvayc need paving anew ,
Whtnt the taxpayers wish is square dualiuuB at
true
And the U. p , saaletono dlsthmctly won't do
Says I to myself , says L"
This was lnmuuodintoly followed by
livery' pieturo of a reigning model of
fashlgm :
'Noy what is this thing with n hight Engles
tiles'
Says I to myself , says 1 ,
'With shngn.lwintod shoes like the cud of
file , ' '
Says I to mtmysolf , sayui'I ,
'Ins coat-tails benodh hla brief ulster p
trudo ,
Ills Hants are so tight lie's a sight to be vlowe d
What Is It ? It umovosi Why-It moat be
dude ! '
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Sny s I to nmy.olt , says h"
TIth''ASSAIL CONCERT.
We publish beUw time pr
granune of time concert which is to b
j given noxt'1'luraday evening at Boyd'
event louse , for time bmmelit of time y Ila
sar educational fund. It is one of Ilao
nmiakublu strength for am amateur 'io
, formance and will undoubtedly connan
ntfull house , Miss Jame sings time sane
selections given by her ii' Boston alas'
hall at time lath sync1plmomy contort ( ' 8'
' 83) ) under time conductor , Mr. Coo rg
Ileumseiol , Miss James being at title col
curt time soloist , Time Beethoven aria h o
been sung only two or throe tunes in tam
country , orate by Nilsson , This is fl
programm o ,
1 , ) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Itllsaec Popplotoum Yates and Rnetln ,
Mr , Mayor ,
2. Sworn cd Arla , ( Alt i ortldo ! ) . . , Iloothov
Miss Janes ,
I 3. Fautalsleon l'ollah Airs , , , . . . .Chop
lilies Ituathtt with eecond piano ,
4. Sonpl-a ; , " ] ) reams. " 6 , "I.uu Qinqp "
. . . , , . . . . .n..u , , , ltubotate
Mr , Northrup ,
G , Somata-Allegro Moderato , Andante
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lYob
Mies 1'opploton ,
I , 0. Ballad- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mu. . . Jatmw ,
7 , Duo. . . . . . . . . , . , , . . , Frorosler
Mr. Dfayer and Mies ltustlu ,
. Tlio-nhla'Uauco" , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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Mrs. Squires , Mrs. letabrook ,
Mrs. I'eck ,
0 , Tana hawser Marcia. . . , , . , . Wsgnor Liest
Miss Atkins.
10. Dichtorliobo , Nos , 1 , 2 , 3..Schumann
Miss James.
11 , duriston VattzCs. . . . . . . . . . . . . rgttAtleA
Mimes Itustin Yates anti I'oppleten ,
. Mayer ,
CA XIJS
Miss Touzalin and her friend Miss Gil.
bert , of Burlington , and Mr , George
Barko were treats from Omaha at time
very deli fitful lawn of Major and
ouncillBlutfs
Mrs. Lyman , in
Thursdy evening , in honor of Muss
hiudsonof Torrohante , Indiana , The
lawn wits beautifully illuminated amid ml
imnlenso platform built for dancing ,
Ifoffmam s orchestra furnishing time
music ,
0. II , Dewey , Esq. , hots just returned
from a tour of six weeks in the Yellow.
steno Park. Ile ivemt out on the North.
end Pacific and came in on the Union
Pacific and he pronounces the latter
route via Beaver Canon by far time most
' ) referable , and the country along it as
beautiful as the great park itself ,
Miss Genie Belclmor , dnughtor of
Major Belcher , of time army , who was
stntioi ° tl lucre some time at n , is to ho
married , Sept , e , on David's ' lslaud , Now
York harbor , to Dr , I'lensants. 'l'iloy
will reside at Itichmrond , Va. Several
Onmalia people have received cards ,
Lieutenant Mason , who has Sono to
Cheyeumme fmi clarge of soumo recruits , will
return in a day or so accompanied by his
wife , who hum been visiting her mother
at Camp Carlin ,
Hen , , famesVoolworth has returned
from time east , accompanied by his son ,
Charles Woolwortllwho comes hack from
a voyage to Jnvn , for hula health , lie
will rmnai" hero a mouth or s0.
Gonornl passenger ngmlt Morse and
family , and Mrs. O gdmt and Lockowood ,
Dlonsrs , Ste ) bona and Fell , love returned
from HeY wood Springs , Cl ,
) Lieutenant and Mrs. Burke have
cachcd time ether side of thu Atlantic in
safety mid are traveling in Great Britain.
Mrs. James and her daughters of
Council Bluff's , gave a largo imam party
bust evening for Mrs , % ieglcr.
Dr , John hail , of New York , was
given a recoptiel Tuesday evening at
Mrs , Meredith's ,
\V. B , Amin , assistant editor of Tits
BEI ; , is visiting Major J. W , I'addock at
Ft. ] tobimson
Mrs. A. B. Davenport and childrmi
have returned from'a four months sojourn
in Ohio.
Dfiss Dlimmio Hoth , of Lincoln , line
cone to Omaha to reside with her pa.
rents.
The lawn tenuis ciub ntoote Wednesday
aul Saturday afternoons at their grounds.
The Sana Ceroummmioclub will probably
reorganize for do winter , next week ,
Miss Wallace , of Pittsburg , Penn. , is
visiting her sister , Mrs , IIorback ,
Miss Mary Knight is visiting in Dom-
vor , withl Miss Carrie Bishop.
Miss Maude Clarkson , of Schuyler , is
visiting at Mr. VimnrlesVells' .
Dfiss Cora Duane is in Detroit , and is
expected home in September.
Miss Jonnie McClellan is making a
a visit to frimmds in Blair.
Miss Grace Wilbur returned from time
west this afternoon.
Are you Billiousi Try time rometly that
cured Mr's. Clement of Framihl n N. H-
IIooth's Sarsa1parilln , made yin Lowell
Mass ,
THE ( , AST DITCH
III. Which Out Poor Creature Lays
Down His Life ,
Blowing Brnlos Out at Iho Illuzzlo 0 f
ll Forty-Eight.
About niidmiglttFridayniglitavemoeri-
ous accident t ccurred on. Eleventh and
Douglas street.
Jolunly Kirk mud Mike Curnan wore
coining down tlme.hill on horsobnck , the
mpimals they rdde being two ftno mica
front Jake Sctmreiumor's Blue Barn. A t
[ tp
time point named there line been a deal p
ditch dug to lay time now sewer pipes and
° it ] tad boon left without a barricade an d
the only lights put out wore , it is claimed
, extingtmislmcd.
li As time riders cane down the ( mill thei r
horses were both precipitated into tam a
ditch , One waa soon gotten out an d
' taken to time stable , whore it was found
that lie was but little injured. Tim o
s other , n ( line sorrel liorso , valued at $250
was takemt out with his back broken , Dr
Ohtlmbere , time veterinary surgoou hap
e prated to be close by and was see m
brou ht to times lot. Ho pronounced tit
iu'urres necessarily fatal and as time 1 ) oed
d creature was in uimrtal a gomm lie , b er
ini u iet of time owner uudya 1plic P am
ehot lmiui mil the head with a 48 crdibr
ball , killing Julia instantly amid ondimg hi
a suffering ,
Tllo gross carelessness displayed im
haviii g time ditch unprotected is roniarka
it blo , nut ! time coltractora will no doubt b
called upon to uuiko good time loss. Ha
a hack boon driven into time hole itsoecu
a Pants would probably have been kUlod
and it is wonderful tat Kirk and Curna
esCalod unhurt.
It waa rim accident which proper precaution
caution would havo1pruvo Ceti.
, ' 1'It1 : \ \ AHT1N0 hlsee&Y or 1NrANrs an
a children are by no { norms confined to an limit !
ficiott supply of food , ' ] 'Imo tronblo ithattit
fond is injudiciously selected , aid the lhnitn
digestive power of the child is stable to I m
cumulate it. Dtellln'c Food Is adapted to tit
wmomts of invalldc as woti as hpfmmts. Al
o- druggists soil It.
° CIiOHFi CALL.
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. A Dog Curl Snmaslt0l on lime Ital 1
r' bend Clossing.
dU
10 Am accident occurred at time 10th atre
croseing of the U , P. main track Fr I
day , which it is it vomdor did not rosul
i ) atally ,
is A man nauicd 0. Olson was drivin
1e over time erosetug in hula dog cart , accomm i
ate pauied by his wife and baby , whoa tit
horatftook fright and started to run away
Ono of time ehafts broke aid tlmo cart wn
enoo'turnod in time uttcr between tw
in aidotmcks , and just vii front of time watch n
maim 's oflico , time occupants boimg tlmrow ,
tipviolently to time ground , Fortunatol
tip norm of thomi were hurt , though i time chi ] d
wlioti ) ickod up b Mr. W. II. Chair , w
or believed to ho oriouel iu'urod.
Time hearse wits caugimt ; before it hind ru
' far and the cart was loss damaged that
would be suPI10med to be after such a
,
z accident.
lied the outfit mot with the diaast
when trains were running over the cross-
tag it could not but Bare resulted very
seriously , if not fatally.
Instantly ltolloved ,
rDtrs. Ann Lacour of New Orleans , La. ,
writes-I : have a son who has been sick for
two years ; lie hm been attended h our { ending
tdiysidansbutall to no ur iose. T9 is morning
ho hnd his urinal spell of coughing , and was so
greatly prostrated in consequence , that death
seemed imminent. We had In the house a
bottle of lilt , \VM. IIALL9 liA1.SAM for
the LUNGS purchased by my husband , who
noticed your advertiieinent yesterday. We
ndministered ( t aceonhing to tiirectiou and he
suns instantly relfoved ,
Ittntglting It in the Yehlotvstone-
Cldmgo NcFs.
There was something wrong in and
around the cam Nobody could tell ax-
actl what it was , but a feeling of uneae
ire and disconent had soiled down
upon time party. The suddmi and some
what mysterious disappearance of Sena.
tor Vest the evening before , 'logother
with n decided change for time worse in
time weather , hnd added to the general
gloom. Bob Lincoln had put on a full
dress stilt , w'itlm white satin pocktie , at.
ant lenthrslaos , mid a crush hat in tine
lapo of inepiriumgconGtienco in time hearts
of 1119 associates. Cod , Rollins oudca
ored to cheer ill time droopin6g spirits of
time chief by pla'im an air from "l'a
tiemico" on ula claroiet an instrunent
upon wlmiclt lie perforins wit11 remarkable
skull , but the ellbrt ( titled , and time chief
became more nmolanclmoly than over ,
Gen. Stager , with Iris hands in his pamrta
loons pockets , walked up and down in
front of time chief's tent aul wiistlud time
beautiful air , "We Never Smile as we
Pass By. " Gen , Sheridan contented. lmiin-
self with polishing up his fishing tackle ,
and nov and then c.'Uit a farttvo glance at
time chief , whto seemed to have abandoned
all ) of a happy future ,
"It s that blowed venison atealt ] to lead
for breakfast , " said time general to Limn.
self , " \Vliy a moan whto ems time reputation
of beili g 11o9aessetl of a few grama of
sense will sit dovut and deliberately eat
n chunk of aun-dried venison steak that
a boa constrictor couldn't digest to six
months , in something that puzzles mo. I
told him about it at the time , but no , lie
understood all about vo aon aLak , lma -
lu g eatou it on several occasions at
Delntontco's , ho doesn't ' understand
that there us as much difi'crorce between
time vouison atcnk served at Dehmiouico's
old the ve nisnrstoak 'served in the
mountains as there is between a soda-
cracker and a cobble-stoie. "
laor two long haul's time chief satgazing
out of tlio tent into vacancy , his chin
resting on his hamid.
"I ran very much , afraid there is some-
timing being wrong \Vnshington , " said
the chief at lengtlm. "I have n premonition
nition of disaster. Did you aver have a
Prmnonition of disaster , hilip ? "
"Well es , I render that I once hind
what tai g let bd called a premonition
which I hail in this slightest degree re-
setnbles yours. "
"What was it ? " asked the chief ,
droll , said time ghneral , tt was d
few years ago. I had to leave mono
to ' nttoml to some military mat.
tore , nnmch against niy will , for I hind certain -
tain reasons of a purely domestic nature
for wishing to be at mina particularly
about that time. I had engaged n berth
on a Pulhnau car in Chicago , and soon
after the train pulled out of time station
for St. Louis I rotircd. I hind scarcely
touched time bed before an imidescribable
feeling of unoashioss Caine over. 1 felt
that my hone would hover be wHat it
lord been to mo ngnimi. Sonetitiug-I
could not imagimio what-scorned to stand
between nio amid my past , aid I couldn't
puah it out pfe time way or look around it.
In time I sack into a heavy slumber , and
I don't think I ever had such dreamns in
lily life. I drought that a frightf iii
cyclone hind struck Chicago ; that my
house was taken oil its foundation and
blown several nulcs mto the country ,
whore it was dashed to pieces ; that the
military headtiuarters hind been
transferred to 'texas ' ; that time war was
just breaking out , and I was boginmiing
my career as a soldier ; that a shell bursted
bneath my horse and sent us both into
Canadatht 1 returned across time border ,
was arrested as a spy , and eliot by my
own regiment in front of time capitol at
Wasiiingtml. I awoke carlyin time morning -
ing unfreslmed , and worried. The pro.
monition of disaster had fastened itself
upon me , amid I couldn't elmake it off. In
St. Louis I tnplsacted some business , but
everybody noticed that I was gloomy
and absout.mniuded. I was nervous , and
the least little thing startled mo. I was
as certain that senetlming terrible was
about to hap pen as 1 was tint I lived. "
" \Vel1 , del amiY thing ha1pPemil" asked
time clmiof ,
"Happen ! I should say somotlming did
lmnPPop. I was wandering aimlessly down
4th street when my servant Caine rmulimig
after me in breathless haste , and said :
" 'Genera , this leas just beau received
at time hotel. ' I opened it amid it read as
. follows :
"Lieut. Gemi. P , II. Sheridan , South.
I Orin hotel , St. Louis , Mo. : Twimme. All
I. well , ( Signed ) DauAt. "
" 1 shall always believe more or less i n
i premonitions of disnstor actor that , "
"Oh " said time chief
a , pslmwl" , getting
a up and walking time tent excitedly , "such t
things only happen to ono span in a thou
I said , "
"Yes , I know that , " said time general
a amuf it is only omo ntau in a tlmousand whit
d could have withstood time shock I recoiv
- ed when I read that dispatch , , "
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: Time desp wore gloomily and sadly away
Time chief hind become mmore and more do
. pressed in spirits , lmitil Bob Lincoln aug
gusted that a messenger be aeut to Lara
umie for n first-climes physician , but tin e
d chief wouldn't ' hear to it.
It was nlutost dusk when a solitn ry
1 horwnuum might have been seen wmidin g
, his way up time long avenue that led tt
e time micaumpment , 1t was the curse
1 with the evening miall , his m ustiu g
was traveling fast , amd iu a few minute
Imo had mnptied his leather pouch on tit
table in time dnosenco of time assoublu d
part' . 'r'ime chief grasped his packag
Instily , broke time cord which bound ' it
looked through m the numerous' letters
die pntchos coissions ntblic pn fors
onvolo 1o
etc. , and finall ' aclected an o
pecliar ahapoyfrom i time rest which ii
of tore withm o'idences
olion swell ' of excite
' mount that leis friends looked at hie
t nhnrntod and almiost bewildered ,
"Tlmuk Ccdl" ho said as ho finished
reading the letter , "dais lifts a groa
g wei gut off my mind , Read it nioud
iI limb "
I ) Robert Lincoln took time proffered not
, mid read as follows :
S WAaniNOTON , D , 0 „ Aug , I ) , 1883.-
0 Cheater A , Arthur , l'restdeft : Sir-e
rumor lus been circulated \Vashingto
mm that I lutvo tendereti npy restgnatform an
gintend to leave time seat of goverminiont
Fealing that should the rumor reach yes
it would cause you to ahammdomi you
vacation , I write tads amid desire to bum
mm it ae a falsehood , No miattor how utue
it 1 would like to ratire from public life at
if seek time t uiot and hap irtosa of my Imon
in Iowa I will never desert time ovorm
er niait iii your absence , I nut hero , am
intend to remain hero , I have my eye
on the ditforent departments. Dispatches
received this moping show that the
country is 9afo. Trust ire , this republic
shall never be deserted by your obedient
servant ,
FRANK IIATTON.
"Thera is no longer any reason why
we should not all enjoy' ourselves. I feel
now that time country ma in good hands , "
said the chief , and time assembled
gentlemen throw themselves on each
other's shoulders and weptwith gratitude
and joy , _
llorsnprd's Acid Phosphate ,
Makes a Cooling Drink.
Into half a tumbler of ice water put a
teaspoonful of Acid Phosphhsadd ; sugar
to time .
TILE TRAGIC ILOlil'.ON ,
The Agent of JohnMcCnllough Scans
it .Vltll hits Eagle Eye ,
Denver Tribune Interview ,
"Tlmo outlook for the legitimate , " said
Dir , Price , "was never , m nmy optnionso
bright as now. In these days , when time
stage is overburdened with hhppamtt aitl
frivolous attractions , springing up like
weeds of hasty rowtii by tire roadside ,
there is something peculiarly gratifying
in this rtotablorevtval of time tragiedranla.
Tragedy will have numerous and distinguished -
guished male exponmmts this season. Imm
the front rank will lee found Henry Irv.
itmg , Edwin Booth , Joiu111IcCullnughmnd
Lawrence Barrett , togatlmer with Tout
ICcamie , George Edgar and uuuurous lesser -
er lights , Salvinn's presence is alone
necessary to complete the most distinguished -
guished array to be found in any one
eo mitry at time same tints , "
"Hoy do you regard Irving's pros-
poets ? "
"Time financial results of his American
tour should be very great , Ifomry Irving
is time representative tragic actor of Great
Britain , a"d that fact alone will secure
him a cordial welcome. So muchm line
been said of his talent , his personal chiar-
ncteristies aul his rare capacity forgiving
time dramnn realistic pictorial embellish-
nients tlmat his performanc ° a must excite
very great interest. At his own theater
imi Iiomdon , Dir. Irving line produced
some grand revivals in which ho ems
has shown the passession of flue artistic
tastes amid thorough devotion to his art ,
Will Americaims like his acting ? Alm , that
is a I ) obloui unsolved , He is unquestionably -
tionably a mat of scholarly research amid
great intcllectunlity , but 1 fancy that its
methods are quite at variance with our
accepted ideas , I have only seem Mr.
Irving in " 'The Bolls , " time melodrama
whicit lee line selected for his Atnericmi
debut , It is a fine performance , a great
psychologicnl study. Imm the scene where
time triune burdened naistrato reveals
his built under mosnieric imttluence Irving
die des s marvelous intensity and power.
But frankly I cannot associate him with
time Skakespearean parts , Ingo would
aeeln to be most in hits lme , for it is in
larinony with his introspective cast of
mind.
" \Vimat is all this talk about Booth's
bad taste in playing against Irving ? "
"i\ousanse ! In time first place Mr.
Boothdoes not play iii direct opposition
to the English actor. Because time latter
shoved polite and generous courtesies to
time Americium in Lomdom mast dlr. Boothe
go into retirement ? Tlmat is absurd.
IYeavemi knows time stage is broad miough
for mdl the tragedians to tread it abreast
without jostling each other , Mr. Irving
hmimsolf would probably be among the
first to reselmt'mly imputation of professional -
sional discourtesy upon time part of Mr.
Booth , Time letter conies back laurel.
laden from Gormauy , and will have a
great season , although it is limited to
only twenty weeks. His tour will be
under time direction of Brooks & Dickson ,
amid that is sufficient guarantee that hums
interests will be skillfully looked after , "
"What are Mr. Barrett's plans ? "
"Much time same as last year , I sup-
pose. He has just returned front a pleasure -
uro trip abroad , and will open in New.
York in about a fortnight , Next spring
ho follows the exam lu of Booth and Mc.
Culloush , mmd seeks Landon endorse-
. After all , do venture will probably -
bly be with hind , as with others , chiefly a
matter of professional pride , Any Aar
ericamm star can make morn money at
] tome than in England. I mu very glad
to Imear how heartily time Denver people
have recognized Mr. Barrett's fine abili.
tics. He is an exce ] lent artist , quite urn-
equalled , I think , in some special roles. "
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The Coarse Jester of Luke Michigan ,
Milwaukee Wisconsin ,
George W. Peck , of Milwaukee „ is
carving his riglmt hand around tied up in
a big silk hmidkerchief. He huts bean
bothered ahnost to death with anxious
inquiries as to the nature of the trouble
under the handkerchief , and so Imo line
issued time following , addressed to "Time
general questioning public : "
Thisas a boil. Nt a carbuncle. Just
a bail.
I know you heave hind boils bigger than
miine , but taus one is big enough far mo.
t I am no 11og. I don't want the biggest
1)011 ,
Yes , I have tried flaxseed , bread and
milk , mid slippery elmi poultices. Each
is better than time other and all of thmonm
are frauds.
No , time "Bad Boys" ems not been play.
. ing a joke of mite , Timis is mo joke ,
Yes , I tlmimk it is cussedness working
out of mine.
1'os , it has broke. That is , it him
nmado an assignment ,
No , I don't want anotlmer.-
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