Nebraska Newspapers

    i FEBRUARY 2 , 1884.
Palo , Poor , Puny , and Pallid.
Considering all the ills thatnttarts
little children , it is a wonder that any
of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up.
There arc children who arc truly
objects of pity. They seem almost
bloodless. Their checks arc thin and
pinched ; their eyes arc hollow ; and
their skin is tightly drawn over their
foreheads There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They arc suflermg from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poor things I
Do a good deed for the pale , poor ,
puny , pallid child. Hand its mother
a bottle of roam's fron flitters.
Here is life even for the most deli
cate , the most debilitated ; for the
child almost given up for dead. Iron
in the blood is what the child needs ,
to bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
checks will fill out. The weary
groan of the child will be exchanged
for tlie merry prattle of infantile glad
ness. Your druggist will tell you
what wonders Brotafs Iron Bitters
has done for very sick children , ll
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
* .
Erlnugcr , . Bavarjn.
Culmbacher , Bavaria ,
Pilsner Bohemian.
Kaiser Bremen.
DOMESTIC.
Budweisor St. Louis
Anhausor St. Louis.
Best's . . . . Milwaukee.
Schlitz-Pilsner. . . . . . . .Milwaukee.
Krug's „ Omaha.
Alo. Porter. Doaicntic and Rhine
Wine. ED. MAURER ,
Farnnin.
Patent Dried Fruit Lifter ,
AS USEFUL NO DEALER
XK A
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GROCERY Groceries
STORE CAN AVroiCD
A3 A PAin Off TO 1)11
COUNTER SCALES. Without U
H.C.CLARK , SOLE PROPRIETOR ,
OKAUA. NEII.
O
The Emperor Loul Napoleon amokod
only the flnMt cigars the world ooulil pro
duce , fiof. Hertford aaya tlio Kmperor'i
Osae yrtto mada apoclallr tot him in Ha.
vanafrom leaf tobacco mown In the doldon
Btlt ol North Carolina , thU beta * the nneat
loaf - . IlladnroU'a
ero-wn. Bull Durham
Smoking Tobaooo la tnadB from tha Bamo
leaf uied In the Emperor1 ! dirara , I * abso
lutely pun and la tnmuoatlonably the bat
tobacco OTcr oderod.
Tbackoray'i irlftod daughter , Anne , In
her aketchof Alfred Tennyaon.ln llarptr'i
UonMy , tell of her visit to the great poet
Bho found him imokliw BlockwolTa Hull
Durham Tobacco , nent him by lion. James
Ruiiaen Lowell , American Minister to the
Court of Bt. James.
Inthesodariof adultoratlonltbacom <
fort to Emokora to Jbiou that tlio Dull Dur.
luun brand U absolutely pure , and mode
from the but tobacco the world produce * .
DlarJcwcir * Bull Durban ! Bmoklnff To.
boooo la the 6ul and purait made. All
doalon bare It None genulao without
the trado-mark of the Dull.
fasMcal Institute
Chartered by thcSUteorilli-
nola for theexprcupurpoae
of glvlnglmmedlato rcllelln
all chronicurinnry and prl-
; vate dlaeaau , Qonorrlioea ,
Qlcet andSyptiilli In nil their
complicated forms , nluo alt
dlaeaaea of the okln nnd
Blood promptly relieved and
permanentlycured by reme *
diei.testedln ntfortyVcart
Hffctall'rattiee. Bemlnal
Weakncn , : ht LOJBCB by Dreamt , Plmplea on
sonal or by letter , eacredly confldentlal. Med.
fclnea sent by Malli- Expreai. No murks on
package to Indicate < entente or nender. Address
DR. JAMES.No. 204WaTnIn0ton St.ChIcagolll.
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Pratufaction than wiy other Oonwil
til the m rket , or price paid will
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C'UloJKo' but phnldoni , nooonl
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ThltHELT or Itccinitrv
, ft tor Itiiudr iDJ < Mly ( or
of the mturratlinvnwu.
* % 11 > nll no uiUUko about
- * Inctnuiwnt , thi * ron *
IIOUI fctioam of Kl.rjO-
IXITO In the Choir.
She naton the stop of tlio organ loft ,
.Tint nftor the nocoml livran ;
And through nftvo nnd choir to the cool grfti
The Bound rrmo faint nnd dim ,
AH they nettled thomselvei In the church below
For the normon that followed next ,
And I seated myself at the alto's aldo
An tlio parson took his text.
I mnrkcd the lander flush of her cheek ,
And the oleum ' ) f her Roldon hair ,
The siiowy 'kerchief ' 'round her neck ,
And her throat nil whlto and bare ;
A throat f > o whlto that Indeed it might
An ftnchorlto otillce ;
And I fnlntly honrd the nainon's word
As ho preached nbout I'nrudleo ,
Mv arm utolo gentle Around her waht
Until our fingers mot ;
And n flutterng ) blush made the tender fluM
Of her cheek trrow deeper yet
Snowy nud fair tha hand beneath ,
And brown the palm above ,
And the brown-closed softly over the whlto
As the parson imko of lore. .
Ah , who is wl o. when deep blui eyes
Meet hU and look coyly down ?
Who would but drink , nor care to think
Of envy's Jealous frown !
'Twns but to bond till I felt her breath
Grow warm on my breath , and then
My llpi just hoftly touched her own
An the parson mid Amen.
-Puck.
HuNEY FOURTH K IjADI15S.
bangles ttlll hold thMr own.
SoAlikln nnoiuos are made Rinallor thnn for
merly , but the wonrorft fool junt n big in them
OH over.
Smnlsh | glrcllpH of embroidered \olvot nro
uzceodingly atyllsh. ,
1'oacoclc Rrcon with metallic blito ( n n foflli
lonablo French combination.
Jot licltH nnd bolts of Jot mingled with ail1
vor nnd nteol bondo nro in favor.
A Somerville , Main. , young Indy in naid to
POBBCSJ n mania for otartlng iirca. Hho will
got over that when filio lit nmrriod.
They call them "aunnoUhoadod" girl * now.
It is inaro oathotio thnn to ifoak | < if rich , flow *
ing auburn locks.-Hartford [ 1'ont.
Bacholora nhould nncortnln without further
dolny if n man who rojocti n , leap-year tire
[ win ! can bo Rued for broach of nrimtlso ,
Is in aaid that gray satin and gray velvet
with steel will bo as fashlunnblo , or rooro so ,
iu the npring an it haa been during the winter.
Knots of duck nnd woodcock foathora , thrco
or Revon in the bunch , mnko pretty trimmingn
' > r the slmplo felt-walklug hat.1 of yonng
ladles.
Dog collars ( n now dcnlftns i\ro \ imported ,
made of laiwaiva gold , heavily chased , and set
with dlamonilfl , ouiornldt , poarts , ofials nnd
rublcR.
I'njlilonnblo oversklrU are now cut with
> omo squareness , and often have n plain back
jreadth , gathered alightly , and formed into
0110 potif ,
A Now Hampshire married woman ban a
nanin for cnlloctlng buttons. When they
[ otscnrco nnd hurd to find aho just clips a few
> ff her husband's shirts.
Tliroo fonmlo dentists have opened oUlccs in
Chicago. The number of mnlo pntionta they
nay got will depend upon tha nttrnctivouoss
if the fair tooth-yankon.
"ifo love , " ho nald , "I cannot afford to take
roil ulelghing , but I'll do tha next best thing.
2oinc down to the atoro any day nnd I'll let
you BOO mo shoot a rat. "
Pnr trims everything , this winter , from the
rown ( if the hat to the top of the walking
joot. It also trims the Inside of a pocket
wok until it look * like a frc < dily-inowod lawn.
White toilets of nil kinds npponr to bo nioro
.linn aver the rage in the fashionable world
.hU winter ; cream , snowdrop , and ivory being
[ orierally preferred to the very trying bluisii
ir ticarl whlto ahndos.
Palo , nlmond colored InccB satin brocade ,
almond colored bonnets , blockings , dinner
rol/oti , and other entire costumed tnado up in
conjunction with dark brown plush or velvet ,
, n a in o I'ronch fancy in dress and garniture.
In ronponsa to her mother's qucitton , the
jrido of thrco months replied that her hus-
> and had prored all her fancy had painted
ilm. She had fancied thut oho could down
dm at the first tug lennd her fancy hod proved
correct , [ Chicago Telegram.
A London paper nays that English girls nro
waarinir patent leather boots with yellow kid
tops. Wo would like to make that paper sick
by tolling it what awful iiico things our Amor-
luun girls are wearing , but the fact is wo don't
know.-l'hllndolphta [ Call.
Anodolybollo of Columbus , who has for a
long time been in the habit of hiring * > mos-
dougor boy to carry her satchel when out shop
ping or walking , now carries n nluo-pound
jioodlo from ono and of tha town to the othnr
without a word of complaint. It is tha
fashion.
| i If compelled to niio canned fruit that is nut
tut up nt homo , nook to render it palatable
bus : Open the can and drain off all tlio liq
uor. Put the fruit In n proper dl h. To tlio
liquor add buUiciont sugar to maka it Ilka
Hyrup ; lot it "conio to a boll" but do not lot it
boil ; then pour it over the fruit.
"Pearl aleovoa1' nio worn with many hand
BOIUU evening dreseii of white brucada or satin.
Theao alcoves are formed of n close network of
| junrl beads over whlto cheulllo. They are
about four inches deep , and are edged with a
fringe of pearls which droops over the arm.
Hoop car-rlngs , bnuglo bracelets , and dog
collars compoood of pearls are usually added.
A York ntnto womnn mnkos it a rule that if
her husband is not at homo by 10 o'clock she
locks the door and ho has to ot in the hoiwo
by climbing a ladder up to a Mo window nnd
nay to his wlfo , who is then In bed , ' 'I'lonno '
let me in. " Ho Bay * he la BO mod to cliinbinir
a ladder that ho la thluklnir of joining tha
hook nnd ladder company. [ Kentucky titato
Journal.
IIo vy English koreoys nnd domestic Middlesex -
dlesex cloths nro much employed for tha toll-
nrmado costumes this winter , while tricoti ,
Kergos , tireods , vlpognus , and plnlds comprtsa
the general variety. Kew serges exhibit
[ ilaids of two or many colors , and there
ire abo.tho old favorite Madras plaids , which
come In improved colorings ana soft-bodied
woolens ,
It U ple-uiant just now to sea a women how
a mun how BIIOW should be shoveled. She
[ luta n shawl about the aiza of a napkin on
liei head , takes a lltt'o ' C'o-uhovel. opens the
door , closes her eyes , throws about three
ahovelfula oil the stoop , rushes back into th
kitchen , stamps the snow oil her feet , and de
clares th&t men never know how to do any
thing anyhow , and that if it were not for the
women everything would go to the dogs.
A handrotno Spanish opera cloak from
Worth's is mudo cf eilvor and whlto brocade ,
lined throughout with plush , ami adorned out-
Bide with pink ostrich-feather trimmlog. An
other wrap , sent over for A iirospectlvo brldo ,
U made of whlto and gold brocntollo , and
lined with pnlo gold nattn. The lining on
each front is hand-painted , with Scottish
bluebells nnd lilies of the valley , The tilm-
miug outsldo consists nf waves uf rich white
lace intermixed * lth pendants of pearl , and
silk chftiilllo , Thii trimming is put on very
wida and full , and elves n rich and beautiful
Huith to th costly garment
The last Trench extravagance In hosiery ls
tinted lace stocking In colors cf palo rose ,
mauve , cameo , black , litrht blue , and palo al
mond. Thrao Htocklnga are In copy * f tha
mo t delieato and Intricate patterns of point ,
duclie so , and other rich laccn , ( and nro to be
worn o > ern second pair of spun-nllk Lose ,
tinted a delicate nosh color. With these
dainty stockings are tn be worn very low-cut
Ilomau sandals ma lo of satin exactly match
ing tha shade of the lace clocking. Them
sandals hava but one strap , which U fastened
by a jewelled elide or buckle.
8INGULA1UTIEB.
A whlto patridffo was recently captured
near IfortGalnea , Qa ,
lllsj Theedocla Gray , of Parian , Conn. ,
aged DO , who lias bean toothless many years ,
Is now culling nn upper front tooth ,
Ann Dunn , who died in London a few day *
iwo t the ago of 3D. weighed over 600 pounds.
Bho lupoiurcd 3 foot ti inches around the
ahouldera.
Cats county , Indiana , IxiaiiU of a ( rfrl whoan
heart U located on the right Hide. The wed
leal sodsty of the county U wrestling with tlv
problem ,
Mw. Louise Lyinan , o ( Oabot , Masi. , made
a clothes line from thi combings of her hair
Bho began tk industry lu 182i > , and UUMO 100
feet of the cord , which the family used for
years M cotliw lines ,
A Miuin.ichuBotti baby h twelve teen , ton
fineem nnd two thumbi , Tliroo of iU older
brothora nnd ( inters have eight extra fingers
nnd toes among them ,
lown ia n great * tate for longevity , or oUo
great liars. Dei Molncs fond * out n report
that n woman 100 years and 7 montln old Is In
remarkable good health , nnd lias granddaugh
ters who are grandmothers ,
Tlio wild boy recently captured in tha Santa
ltd * * mountains and taken to Tnncauhlntz ,
Mexico , can not ba tamed , nnd enti only now
vegetables nnd floth. Tha other day ho seized
n 3 year old child , chocked It to death , nnd
then devoured It ! loft nrm and part of its face ,
Jlov. .T. 0. Wood pouched for four years a
largo lump of dry Nllo mud , n hole In ono of
Itsaldci showing that a mudfish WM within
it , The other day ho carefully cut the hunt
open , nnd found the inhabitant In good condi <
lion , doubled up , with itt tail over ltd head ,
juit n < t when Itwtnt to Bleep moro than 20
years ago.
Thrca hpi ! > opotamnt camodownaa far n *
the second cataract in the high Nile of 1882 ,
which Is nn unusual thing , nnd ono of the
thrco has remained there over slnco. He feeds
hlmsolf nt tlio expanse of the bean fields of the
inhabitants , who , in Bpito of their indignation ,
linvo not yet contrived to put him out of the
way , nnd rubs himself rogulnrly ngntnut the
telegraph poles whloh skirt the riser at that
point.
Tha dovll fish is said to bo rapidly multi
( lying in the waters of the San Iranclnco
! ny. Ono of the fearful creatures was ex
hibited in thn San Vrnnciico market a ftw
days ego , nnd attracted many visitors. Tha
Huh wns nbout nine foot In length and pre
sented n very repulMvo eight. Notwithstand
ing the latter fact , onn of the tentacles was
sold to nn Italian for food before the monster
had been on exhibition over on hour. The
BOUS of Italy prize the tentacles mont highly ,
the ordinary mode of eating them being to fry
them or Doil tltem in oil.
A Cruel Itcpnrtco.
Iloiton Globe.
Tlio game wont on. 'twas fair to eoo ,
Lawn tennis called , nnd ho and aho
Did nctlvcly engage therein ,
And 'twas a toss-up which would win ,
Tloth wore young , aha was fair
I'early teeth nnd nut-brown hair-
Talked too much though , pcoplo said ;
His noao was largo , likewise his bond I
At last to him there came a bill ,
Which ho returned , and then did call
Aloud : "Ha ! ha ! I'vo won the bet ,
That surely makes it game nnd not , "
"Tis true , nlosl" she said , and then
Looked cross , and muttered "horrid men.1
Then , pouting , Bald this timn aloud
"Of course you won ; don't feel so proud , "
Flo was elated , though , 'twas plain ;
Success , mayhap , had turned his brain ;
And standing tncra In graceful pose ,
Balanced his racket on his nose.
Jnily ho criods "Can you do this ? "
'I'\o not the kind of 11010 , " anocrod mias ,
Then auiwcrcd ho 'two * most a sin
'Suppose you try it on your chin ! "
Ot ] ? . DAVIH.
IMl'iEtlKS.
Whitney , a spiritualist has boon arrested
md fined in Unngor , Mo. , as a fraud.
It takes ninety-eight policemen to keep or-
lor on the tUrooklyn bridge. Talmago and
loochor both go over to Now York to tha
heaters u > > w.
Widow Van Cott says , "No Chrlstinn can
ilford to use tobocco. " Tobacco in awfully
ilirh , that's n fact. Wo hope Mrs. Van Cult
will UBO her Influence to have the tax reduced.
-Philadelphia [ Call.
Talmogo's congregation has 4M moro mem-
icni than Beochor'a. This speaks as badly for
> ho morals of Brooklyn as would be the
case if Jlooclicr's congrpgatlon had 414 moro
members than Talmaga's.
Mr , Ileber Newton expresses the opinion
hat the story of Joseph and h is brethren is
inly an ancient drama , The tradition that
Joseph was put into a pit by his brethren bo-
causa there was no room for him in the family
circle , would Bcom to boar out Mr , Newton s
opinion. [ BostonTran8cript. |
Tlio Presbyterians in Mifllintown , Pa. , are
n tribulation. At a church mooting on Sntur-
lay evening lost a score or moro of the mem-
iers were arraigned for dancing , nnd an in-
d'ecroot ' youth wont so far as to accuse the
> Mtor of engaging in social games of cards.
An effort ia being mndo in New York to
linvo church bolls silenced. A man who at
tends n dogfight or shooting match on Satur-
luy night and does not get into bed until two
o'clock Sunday morning , naturally dislikes to
invo Ids slumbers disturbed by the clanging
) f u church boll a few hours later. [ Norris-
x > wn Herald ,
The Presbyterian Ministerial association at
Philadelphia has opened n war on Moody aud
ifankoy'd hymn books. One minister declared
that most of the hymna wore miserably written -
ton , and that ho did not bellovo in teaching
children fiftv-ratopootry , and another thought
Moody nnd Snnkoy livmns wore enough to
turn the stomach of n spiritual man.
Speaking to a roomful of people , nt a relig
ious mooting in Bridgeport , Conn. , last week ,
the female cxhortor cried oiitJ"Thero yon ait ,
night after night , Ilka blocks of stone. Wo
have been talking aud praying for you day in
and out , vet yon hang back nml seek not the
merry Boat. Wo can t go on tills way. Why
don't you hurry up nnd got converted ? What a
the matter , anyhow haa the dovlljgot you ullt"
[ Bridgeport Nowa.
"Oh , mamma ! I hoard papa Bay his prayers
last night"
"Why , when did you hoar him , child ! "
"Don't "
you remember ?
"Certainv ! not ; you must bo mistaken. "
"Oh , no , I ixln't rlthor. I hoard him say
em just after hoTouud out I put nome red
iHjpiier in hla pipe. Ho prayed uwful hard ,
MUSICAL ; AND
The oldest opera houdo iu the United States
a lu Suyannuh. '
Sftltlnl , the Italian tragedian , makes a tour
of America next year.
Thomas W. Keouo appear * this week In
ew York for the first t line as a trnglo star.
A daughter of Senator Voorhoos Is pursuing
lor nni'icnl studios abroadand will not return
joforo next summer.
Twonty-threo now operas were produced at
, ho various theaters of Italy during the past
year. They all died young.
Kdouard Uemenyl , the violinist , la in Ha
vana , where ho has become the especial feature
n tlio KoIroM of high society.
MiiploBou's now tenor , Andrea Anton , is
aald to bo remarkably handsomer , and a tine
actor , as well as gifted ulnger ,
Mr. Wilson Barrett Is coining over from
London to mnko a professional tour of Amer
ica with the play of "Clnudlau. "
Kdwin Booth'fl repertoire for next week In
clude * "Hamlet" "Tha Fool's lteveiio. ( [ "
"Macbeth , " and 5'The Puibbers. "
On the termination ol his season with Law
rence Barrett , Otis Skliiuor will join Mra.
Laugtry's company as loading man.
At Brussels the great musical event of the
koason has been the production , on January
7th , of "Sigurd1 .the now opera by Kruoat
Itoycr ,
The London critic * praise highly tin noting
of Miss Ada CaveniMih , In the recent ravlial
of "The Now Magdalen , " at tha Nov.Uy
Theatre.
Mta Aunlo ItiwRoll luus been re-engaged by
the Madltou Smiaro Theatre for the next two
Team , during which tlmo aha will play "Hazel
Klrko" in the traveling company.
Slnco Minnie 11 auk throw n tiOQ-pomid BUTT
ant girl out uf her room and toro un two or
three lengths of carpet with her tooth , the U
sold to ba playing to very fair builmu.
Mine. Modjeska ia rebeandnif a new play ,
wliich haa boon written for her by her leading
man , Mr. Maurlca Barymoxo , H la c&llod
Nudjerda , nnd will bo played tint m Balti
more.
more.Waoner' * "Walknra" has rflcoutly been l > or.
formed for tha fir t time at Curlwuhn , Darin-
tadt , and Btriwbunf. meeting In ftwh pUw
with freat [ iuccesH. "UVlitan and laolda" wa
outliualMtlcilly rocolvod < m ltn Hint perform *
anco at Bremen on tha LHlth ult ,
Mr. Myron W , Whitney , the dUtlmfuUr
biuso , tiM algnltiod hU acceptance of Uia olTur
to in lu the St. J-ouli May uu lc l ( tMtlval.
Franz KfruiroorUbM6o , and Uorr DeKont-
638 !
sky , the celebrated pianist , ti.tro been oskct
to partlclpato.
The Viennese nro so well ploosed nith thel
npcrntlo mnnaffoment that In n few weeks
? UO,000 were aubsrrlbod for this yo r. The
recent Wagner cyclus yielded 80,000 florins , of
wlilch 10 ] > or cent ( fl.'OO ) were , as nsual , for-
wardeil t < i Wngnor's widow. This year Huliln-
uteln's "Nero" and Uorlloz'n "Uonvouuto Cel
lini" will bo among the novoUio * .
This wcnk tlio two great Italian opera com' '
panics are holding forth In Chicago. Mnplo-
non Is demanding $ G for his boit seats ; $3 is
Mkcd for the lint row In the orchestra circle ;
those wh9 wish to occupy the first row In the
balcony mint pay S3 , while the other rows do-
in and ? " . General admission is placed nt
SJ1.W ) . In the family circle ? l Hocures n ro-
nerved seat , nnd the gallery may hoar the di
vine diva for the outlay of 40 coiite. *
Ijcnp Ycnr'fi Victim.
Hrcathos there n girl with soul no dead
Who over to herself hath Bald
I'll never wed ?
Whoia changing heart Imth of ttimcs turned
From love to flirting tlmt hath burned
In her weak head ?
If such there bo , now shed n tear
For her. No "marriage bolls" you'll hour
With ringing cheer ,
In rnpturo o'er her change of Ufa
To blessedness in being a wlfo ,
This fond lo.ip yonr.
Walter Ooldscluntdt , oldest son of Jenny
1,1 nd , Is shortly to bo maniod ,
"Aunt Mllly , " of Nashville , 109 years old ,
wns married tlio other day to a mnn forty
years her junior.
llov. I.ovl J. Coppin , colored , of Phlliulol
Shin , recently married , has been sued by a
tisky maiden for broach of promise.
Miss Wilkinson , of ( ioorgia , ogod 60 years ,
was married the other day to John South ,
aged 88 , Ono hour nftor the ceremony the
brldo was stricken with paralysis.
Miss Joslo M. Broderlck sues Ira M. Stnr
cos , at Portland , Oregon , for 825,000 for
breach of promise. She is young , pretty , and
a poetess , out Ira wanted another.
A lady aged 40 years , who lives in Worth
county , Georgia , has had an eventful Ufa. She
recently murrlod her tilth husband. Her first
husband wan killed in the wnr , her nocoml
wita killed in n dlfl'icnUy , her third wai di
vorced , nud the fourth died a natural death.
H. T , Kailn arrived in Calves ton on the
21st ult. , nnd wns taken ill in the Gerardin
house. Ho telegraphed to his divorced wife ,
from whom ho hnd been potnratod seven
yoursand the reached his bedside on the 30th ,
and was re-married to him. Two days later he
died.
1'iiaADEM'HlA , January 19. The father of
Bortlm F. Clear , secretly married a few days
since to J. B. Garrrlson , the "livingskoloton , "
ins filed a bill In equity , praying that the
narriago may bo declared null and void , as
tils daughter was a lunatic , nnd incompetent
to outer into nny contract.
Miss Lonn Goetigg , of Baltimore , aged nine
teen , a belle in n suburban village , was to
lave been married Thursday , but was , instead ,
: arrlod to the grave. Six young ladle * attired
n deep black wore bearers of tlio casket.
They were the same whom the diseased had
selected as her bridesmaids.
Joseph Gilmore Chandler , son of Secretary
Chandler and grandson of the latoGov. Gilmore -
more , of New Hampshire , was married n few
days ago to Mies Ada Cook-n sister of Judge
Dook of Providonco. The young couple wi 1
mnko their future homo iu Dakota , where Mr.
I/handler holds a government position.
The experience at Castle Garden of Jacob
Koonipf nnd Kutiieriiio Midler , if widely dis
seminated abroadshould wonderfully increase
emigration from the old world. These young
ipople wen lovers In their distant homo and
: ame hither to get married. No sooner had
.hey reached the Battery than they applied to
in official to get married. No enouer had the
official heard their request than he eald he had
a place in Massachusetts for a husband and
vffo. So , within n few bours after landing ,
.hoy wore married nnd engaged to load n life
of luxury on n dairy farm.
The latest excitement in the social world of
Denver is the reported marriagu of Mra. Au-
; uatua Tabor No. 1 , to nn adventurer namad
Artmnn. Mrs. Tabor loft the tity ono day
ast week to join her on of St. Louis , nnd to
accompany him on his bridal tour to Cuba.
Artmnn , knowing that aho was going , circu-
uted the story that he was to marry her an
lour before her departure. Ho disappeared
ibout the tame time , but friends of Mrs.
Tuber declare that she had defiled the fellow
admission to her house , und knows nothing of
; ho storlea ho has put in circulation. Artman
claims to have boon a great traveler , and is
luubtlfls a Munchauson as well ui a dead
b at.
Lost year Milwaukee had : 24,316 children iu
and 21,613 out of the schools.
Teachers of French in .England have organ
ized n society for mutual protection nnu ad
vancement
Six liulioi have graduated with honor from
the London Collfgo of Chemistry aud propoua
setting up as druggist * .
Th ladies of a prominent Now York city ,
are circulating a petition to the IcKitdaturo
requesting thut body to enact n law that will
compel the teaching of hygiene and physiology
in the public schools of the stats. ,
A census of a 1'liiladolphia boarding school
of forty-eight girls showed that ono could
make broitd , ono knew how to fry oysters ,
three- knew how to broil becfitoak , forty-eight
could embroider , anil forty-scroll dance.
The Harvard Union n few days ago debated
the following : "Resolved , Thut the require
ment of Greek for admission to Harvard College -
lego should ba abolished. " A ballot taken
after tlio debate resulted : , ayes fifteen , noes
Lwouty-ouo.
A war against the Gorman language in the
pabllo schools has boon bcruu in Iowa , and : a
weeping rofoiui Is called for. Accordingly ,
petitions are being circulated asking the pres
ent legislature to pass a bill providing for the
exclusiva UBO of the Knqlith lacgungo in the
schools supported by taxation. Whether this
Is tuigtrostod as a retaliatory stroke , resulting
from German prohibition of western pork is
not stated.
A curious thing in tha Texas school system
ia the "community" organization. There are
no dletriits and no geographical subdivisions
at all , but as many pontons as choosomuy
unite for school purposes by registration , and
than . " " and
are recogniiod na a. "community"
{ iveu u share uf the public money. There-
no local taxation and no regulation as to tha
alca of the communitlrti. As a matter of fact
thxy vary greatly , and overlap each other et >
as to maka endless icactlcal inconvenience. A
ruiui once inclmlod in a community cannot
leave it except by permission of a court.
Lecturing In Boston upon "Education In
Russia , " Dr. Th6odoro Votter aaid that the
Russians' reputation as linguists is duo to
their peculiar instruction In childhood. The
Infant has a French nurse for a solo attendant
until It Is six years of age. By that time It
lu learned to speak the French language.
Then the German governess cornea In , and in
the child's constant companion. Later the
KuglUh tongue Is acquired in tliu aamo way.
At tweho the girls continue tholi studios at
linmo and unbuilt to mamma's match-making.
The boys go away to the gymnasia. The
course there embraces seven years , anil fits the
youth fora professional course at the uui
vorsity.
Meziofantl's hitherto unique position among
linguists , say * The Moscow Gazette , Is
threatened by a young Uusalau otiicor , who ,
at tha ago of 1'fi yean , haa mustered the
French , Uermon , Knglisb. Banish , SwedUb ,
Italian , Polish , Finnish , Serbian , Czech , Jap-
aiieae. Chinese , and Malay languages. Be
sides these ho is acquainted with three tllffor-
ent Japanese , one South African , nnd two
ChlueaH dialects , and is nt present occupied
with the ttudy of Hebrew. M. Pakovltth
has. with tha exception of French , English
and German , acquired the knowledge of those
laufm Keithout any help , after bis ovm
uietnod. Meizofanti lived till he was 75 , and
before ho died ho apoko 53 tongues.
At a recent school board examination In
Lnglaml loino extraordinary nvwei * wore
Kiveii to the oxaiulnuiH by thu children. One
innocent was k Ued to give a biography of the
patriarch Ahrahtra and replied ! "Abraham r
was tbu father of Lot , and had two wives.
Ono was called Ithnmle and the other Huciir ;
lie kent on at homo and turned the other
into th ) ueatrt , whore aho booauio n pillow ol
. ' > y flay and a pillow of fire by night"
Another juvenile said : "Moiw wn an Kgyp-
iliiva , UQ lived In an trie wade of bullnuuCJi ,
nnd ho kept n golden calf nml worsblppce
bnlr.cn tnnkeA and ct nothing but kmtles nni
manna fnr furry years. He was cot by th
hair of the h d while titling under thobougl
of a tree , nnd ho was killed by his son Abe
loin R ho wns hanging from ths bough. Hli
end vrn * poane. " Another , mtc tlonod In nat
ural history , replied ! "Tho hog hfti five toei
on his four feet and four toes on his hind feet
the cow has no loci and cannot bark. "
PKPIM3HMINT DUOPS.
Beer In Knnsai is "eea foam. "
Indiana loads the country in its crop of of
fica seekers nnd rabbits.
It ii claimed that a jackass will llvo longer
In tlio south than In the North. WOBCO no
chanoo for an argument hero.
The greatest oleomargarine fraud yet perpetrated
petratod la labeling tno buckets with r
picture of n ferocious-looking billy goat to Indicate
dicato genuine butter.
It is much frated that the present craze for
whits I'V-f'i ' ' ' * among circus men u ill loai
tn a good iiuny white lies on the part of the
advertising agonta next , summer.
"You just take n bottle of my medicine ,
said n tmack doctor to n consumptive , "one
yon'll tiov or cough ngain. " "Is it ai fatal ns
that ) " gasped the consumptive. [ Boston
Globo.
"Did you put it in with tacks or putty ? '
skcd a merchant traveler for n 1'ittsbiirj
glass houro , as ho gazed , in nn absent-mlndei :
wny , at tha hotel clork'a diamond. [ Merchant
Traveler.
A Now York chemist Bays ha wants noth
ing moro than thrco palls of wntor nnd twenty
cents worth of drugs to mnko si : gallons ol
just such champagnoai fooU pay n dollar a
pint for.
"What shall wo do with our daughters ! '
asks Mrs. Livorrmiro In a recently published
book. Give it up. Why didn't you take "oin
to some seaside raiort nnd risk your chances ?
[ Burlington Free 1'ross.
A young man who hai been ntudylng music
in Boston has mysteriously disappeared. Hla
neighbors have always boon regarded ni law-
abiding people , but nt the Rama time if a
detective should search their houses ho might
possibly find a bootjack with blood on it.
A Cheyenne man is BO full of electricity that
lie lights the CM by merely snapping his fin-
; ors. A Philadelphia man can start a con-
Inpratlon by simply touching any inflammn-
ilo material with his nose ; but this phonomo-
n oh is not ascribed to electricity. [ Philadel
phia Call.
A Chicago man advertises : "When you suf-
'or a sort of weak feeling , with n gnawing iu
, ho stamnch , nnd n dcsiro for something you
; now not what , do not swallow the yiio noa-
, nnns that nro represented to euro everything ,
jut coma nt once to my place and gat a good
dish of oysters , cooked in any stylo. "
In playing ft game of sevon-un with n young
ady from St. Paul , a wicked Bismarker told
icr that every time she hold thn jack of
rumps it w a a euro sign that her lover was
hinking of her. Then the impenitent fiend
vatchcd her face at each deal , and every time
ho blushed and looked pleased * led out and
caught her jack. [ Bismarck Tribune.
A professional prize uVhtor says "blame if
10 wouldn't shako tha prize ring If ho could
tot n decent job , at which he could make n
iving. " Well , n Kochester man la paying
$500 apiece for now comets , and a Boston
mbliahor offers 93,000 in prizes for the best
hort stories for boys and girls. And there
are other avenues to an honest living standing
wide open. [ Norristown.Herald.
A peculiar nnd grotesque outfit attracted n
good deal of attention on ono of the streets of
Cansas City last week. It consisted ai- ply
of a store box on runners , harnessed ton raw-
Mined horse. In the box , which was far from
arpo , wci o n woman , a baby and a boy , all
inning and happy , and as it slid along the dirt
md BIIOW with n hideous , grating noise , they
> eat the horse with a board , and all went mor-
y as a marriage boll.
"Have you any champagne on ice ? . " ' The
inestion was asked by n well-dressed , sad-
eyed man , an ho strolled leisurely into the
mnrmateutical oatablisment presided over by
) jn Hill. "Wo kavo , " answered Daniel , in
us most dignified manner. "Muinm's extra
dry ? " "Yea , sir. " "On ice ? " "Yes , sir. "
'Well please give mo a small [ liecoof. the ice ! "
fhen Dan commenced looking around for the
omoti squeezer and the customer took the
tooth pick and walked thoughtfully away.
011 City Blizzard.
KELlGlOUS.
California has 000 churches.
There are 10,823 Quakers in Indiana.
Cincinnati has a colored Mormon society.
A Swedish Baptist church bos been organ
ized in Brooklyn , N. Y.
The Second Church , of Holyoke , Mass. , haa
contracted for a new organ , to cost 310,000
The Lutherans have in this- country ! $
synods , 3,600 ministers , 0,302 churches , aud
U018 , communicants.
The Gorman Evangelical church numbers
n tha United States 650 churches , 430 mluio-
, ers and 80,000 communicants.
The trustees of the St. John's Presbyterian
Churci , St. John's , N. B. , have decided to
illuminate tko edifice with tlio olectrio light.
Mr. Moody , the evangelist began his mis
sion at Stratford-lo-Bow , England , Sunday.
Six thousand people were piesout , notwith
standing a grout storm.
Tim First Baptist church , nf Chicago , re
port ] n total membership of 860. During , the
past year 140 members were received by Letter -
tor and tifty-ono on coufesiion of faith ,
The eighth annual retreat of the Proteatont
Eplacopn , ! clergy of the diooese of ChicagO'Vvill
begin February twenty nnd continue for
two days. It will be conducted by the Jiov.
A. G. A. Hull , of Boston.
The Reformed German church has indorsed
during the past ten years from four uynoda to
seven ; from thirty-five classes to iity-ono ( ;
From 109,507 communicant members to 1C9-
530 , whllo tha organized churches uuuibur
1,400.
The United Presbyterian Synod of New
York consists of nlno Presbyteries , with
which nro connected 00 minister * and Ol con
gregations. Five uf these Presbyterieu- in
New York , throe in Now England , and ono
iu Philadelphia.
There are four ecclesiastical organizations
in South Carolina which are under thagonerul
name of MothoJUt Church. The Protemtuut
MothodltU have only : one or two congrega
tions ; the A. M. E. Church has A colored
ministry and memobrshlp ; tha M. K. Church
South ia composed almost entirely of white
communicants , and the M. E. ( on Northern
Methodist ) Church.la composed in that state
very largely of colored pooplo.
The Wesleyan Methodist Calendar for 1884
jas just been published. Tha figures show
, lmt the body is in n highly prosperous condi
tion. In ( treat Britain the iluircn , members
are407,0n5 , iu Ireland aud Iriali mUslons the
church members are 21,384 , ami in foreign
missions the church members , are 70,7-15. The
murch ta well represented in South Africa , In
franco and different parts of the continent
and Australia , and In Canada.
At the leavo-takiog of the Pope , at Home ,
from the bishops nf the United States , the
former , iu ir.emorial uf the occasion , offered AS
a gift to tha epi < cop te of America iu genera ) ,
a full long'Ji portrait of himself , handsomely
Framed , from the brush of the celebrated artist
Braun , of Germany. There are to be two
councils in Baltimore. Md. , the first in the
spring , ami the second , a great Plenary Coun
cil , iu th fall , when a guuoral episcopal da-
llveranctt to American Outhollos will be issued.
Serious differences have arisen among the
Jews U this country in regard to their ancient
faith , which seems In danger of being super *
aedeci by modern notion * . ThU state of things
Is attributed largely to llev , Dr , Wise , of Ciu.
clnuati , who is ono of the oldest' and wont
uUtaly known rabbis of the country. He
uolds. that CbrUtlaiis may be recolvcJ into
Judaism by a sltaplo acknowledgments ! the
binding character of the Ten Commandments ;
that there ia no Biblical prohibition against
Jews liitermivrrylu' < with Christiana , or with
Mahometans fur that matter ; that tha rules
attondlnf the preparation of nultcal foo4 foi
Jews can bo abandoned at pleasure , aud thai
as God haa not created any unclean nnlmal ,
Jew * may eat anything they please. Tbene
eif.roaslons have given rise to Seated oontrov
e y in H. brew circles.
Sowing Wild OnlH.
How many wnnto their time and resources
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medicine that can never do them a whit o
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