Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY , MAY 17 ,
I
The best evidence In the world nf Uie
purity and eiceilenee of ItlackwclTs Dull
Durham Smoking Tobacco Is found In llio
fact that the fame of this tobacco IncreaK *
from rear to year. Thin could not do the
caw If It were merely " pollen up to U , "
or had nr dubious or dingoitmn Ingre.
dltnts In It Among millions of urersof
til nationalities , purely dome one would
find oat If It were Impure , Injurious or
unpalatable. ForlSrears thlitobaccohas
been acknowledged to 1 * > tha tttt In itit
twM , and every year the Hall Durham
brand grows more popular , the demand for
It wider , and rmokrni
morocnthutlaAtlcoYcrlU
dclldoiis natural flavor.
A k your dealer for It
Oct thn genuine trade
mark of the Bull.
IrttrclnnomlivhlffrlonewhcnJ
Dull Durham
Bmokl&ff Tobicco U UioJ.
thriven on Horllck'i Food , " write hundreds of
grateful mothers. Mother' * milk contains no
fircu. An artificial food for Infanta Miould
contain no nUrch. The beet nnd uiit nutritious
food in health H ?
JlMOinmrnilctl 1)V I'liiMclaiin.
Illitlily Ix-nettdat to > liiriiln
MoUirni iw ilrlnk. I'rl . ' * * '
ento. lly llrtnnrriiiti. (
ment of Ohlldrcn. free.
Stttion , Ktntai. . . .
"No bf .lunci In nroinuoelni U iop rlor to nj-
thli.it.il.nl.T. . . .V. M m. if. n. , nH. T.
Will bo iirnt tu mall on receipt of prloi In
IIOUT.ICK'S FOOI > < ' 0. , Itnrlnr , l .
-U HonticK'a llnr EwniCT or JtitT *
IMPnOVEO
SOFT
ELASTIC SECTION
IB warranted 1o wear longer , nt
jtho form neater , ami dlvo bcttc1
'fiatlirnctlon ' thai , any oilier Corse :
In thn market , or | > rko paid will
ta refunded. Tholndorgcimcntftui
ChlctRo'a tn'it physician ) , accorc
lany each Cornet Price , licit HaUrn Jcnn , I'uitogc
repaid , * l.r > a Atk roiirinorrhantrorthtiu.
HA7U8UIIILD. JOHKIMI A Co. ,
hM-uiactunn , 2iU A ! i
T'fc * JM fir
JOHN H. F.
Science ot Life , Only ' $1,00 ,
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
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KNOW THYSELF , ,
A. OllEAT MEDIOATi WOKK
Kihiujtcd Vitality , Nervous and 1'hysloal Debility ,
I'renuttuo Decline In Man. Ktrorsof Youth , an the
untold mlaerlcarcsultlnK from Indiscretions or 01 *
ccsser , A book lor of cry man , young , rnldillo-aRoc' ,
and old. It contains 155 proscriptions for all acute
and chronic diseases cichono ol which Is luvaluab.'o :
Bo found hy the Author , whole ftxpotltnco for 23
yearn It 3uch ni probably never before loll to the 1c tel
ol any phyalc in 330 pAgoa , bound In boautllu
French muslin moossadcovon , lull lltguaranteed
to be a flr.jr wor u every tense , moclmulail , lit
erary and p/otoMlonut , thin any other work sold In >
thli country for J2.CO , or the money will bo roloudcd
In every Instance. Price only (1.00 by mall , pott-
paid. Illustrative sample 6 cents. Sunduow. dad
modal awarded the author by the National Uodlo I
Association , to the officer ot which he refers.
ThaSclensaol Life should bo road by tbo young
for Instruction , ami by the afflicted for rellof. li
will benefit alL London Lanoet.
There Is no member or society to whom The Bel-
once ol Llio will not bo useful , whether youth , par
ent , guardian , Inatructoror clergyman , Argonaut.
Address the Peabody MedlcnHnatltuto , or Dr. W.
H. Parker , No. I Dulnnch Btroet , Boston Mass. , who
may tie consulted on all diseases requiring sVIll and
eipprlenco. Uhronloandobitlnatedlsoasesthat have
baffled tha skill ol all other phy . | IP I olani
ipeolaliyi Buch treated suooeas-nCHL lully
without ao laitano a.u. . , ( THVPflF
or Wormy Volna ofiin hctoium. urttn i * untut-
ytant rou.a o/ Lost Manhood , Debility , Ac. ,
quickly and jJOfnlMilj/curcil bjr the EloatlO Cradio-
C oniRreo . bO. < ! lort fltHmi. Clrcultr Kite.
CIoniRreo AOE1ICY , . .ltiw Terr
ncrouiencrftTlnKB irc.
vcall iccrrlf which
SECRETS know. Hundred ! of
. jlcrcl [ > tiliowlocuroNcr ou
) > eblUtbcmliul Wcakncii , tie. , irnt ( tcurrly Mtlrd
lorfiO tcnti ( munry or iH ) UKa itiinpi. ) Auilmi llr.
J. bclinablc. Cur. llroidww KIH ! Lucn Av. , El. Luuli.JIo.
W. H. HANOUETT , M. D , ,
HOMEOPATHIST !
Tii.El'IIONK : NO. 101.
Oin.o Huoms 1 and i ! Jacob'n llloclc , Ifitli St. an
Capitol A\e , Uualdcuce , 2022 bt. Slary'a A\ .
JDR-KORN S fit.EGTffl8 BELT
Will euro Nervouiiu'n ,
I.uiuliaL-Hlir niuU"ij 1'nr
' ' . ' 'f1' . Aiuialeltt. Bil/lvi''ft ' ,
KIUiu-y , Hplnn nml I.uer
illreu'-inuutA tliiiia.llinit
< ' ' > l l1 l , 'oii ' | .
> Jtl'ili"i | , C'ulnllli ,
. | llUV | , Illllnitmr ) ,
Durub Affuo. rrutupvus Utfrl. etc. Only wU-iitnlol.lro
trio Dell lu Alni > rlcn tlint wlulftli'JllltYrrlclty unit niB
ucllini llirouu'li tli < > liudy , anil cui | 1 > 0 rn'lmrgid In oi > ' "
SI.OOO Would Not Du It.
DR. UOKNI I was afflicted with rheumatism and
cured by uilug a belt. To any one ollllotcd with
that disease , I would say , buy llorne's Uloctrlo licit ,
Any ono can confer with mo by writing calling
M my store , 1120 Douglas utreet , Omaha , Neb.
WILLIAM LYONS.
MAIN OFFICE Opposite ] > oitotllro , room t Fion-
er block.
tS-Kor s Ie ate. P. Qoodman'i Drugstore' 1110
Firoam Ut . Omalia.
Orders Oiled 0. O D.
T , 0. CARLlttLE ,
VREEDEU OF
Class Poiry ,
MO. VALLEY , - - - IOWA.
"Bend for Circulars. "
Dr , Amelia Burroughs ,
OFFICE AND 11KSIDENOE' '
1617 Dodgei St , - Omaha ,
TELRI'HONE No.W.
JAB.H.PEABODX M , u ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
Keildenoe , No. . 1 < 07 Jcnes St. Office , No. 160
aronu ttrect 0 floe Imuri 12 m. to 1 p. m. , au
otn Z to 6 p. m. Tele hone fur otll'ja 97 Il * Moco
F.SOHEUSRMANNM D
BEOULAIl OE11MA
i ' ( Homeopathic Physician.
SPECIALIST OF
WOMEN , OUILUDEN * CU110N10 DISEASES.
UwuiAt Buldenco , Ku. lii > 0 , 10th Street , till
10 . w. , and after tw. \ . Houn At office , No. HI
od 106 H. Utb Ht. Itoooi r.frow 10 a. ro. , to S p. u.
N.B. Tbe Tsp Worm will bo t tn v d , w ftout
r. ! D t'jo nf from to j ! hcT .
' .
The SOUR of tlic Tcnnnt.
With fingers weary nnd worn ,
With knco caps tender nnd tod.
A tenant strove In Ms old Ktoro clothes
To hit the tack on the head.
Ilnt-tat-tat-
Till his head wont round In A hum.
And then , with n growl , ho oat him Hat ,
Lamenting a mangled thumb.
Move , move , movol
On the north side , east and west ,
Mo\o , tnnvp , tmno
Will ho over get a rest ?
It Is , O , In rent and pay
Next door to Rome bntbuuous Turk
Ond pity the follow who ox | > ects In tb's wny
To ougn o In n Christian work.
M"ove , move , move
Till the brnln berina to swltnj
Move , move , move ,
Till you eyes nro rod on the rim.
Pack till you rate nml ncroam
iTill over the cariwt you fall asleep
And tack It down in yot" dream ,
-Ch'cajo [ Herald.
IIOXKY FOR TIII3 I/\IIK3.
Holler-skating Is now the correct "racket,1
Loco nnd bowls nn dressex nnd mantles still
hold their own.
HOWH of very nairow ribbon nro soon 11)1011 )
now French parasols.
The old-foslnonod chnmttotto or tucker Is to
bo in high vogue the coming season.
A Now York cook ends tip her ( advertise
ment with "none but first-class families need
npiily. "
Kour young ladles acted ns pall-bearers nt
tlio funeral of ono of their number nt
.Inornarvon , 1'n , on Saturday last.
All ladloaot thoCii'iir d'Alono mining dis
trict chow tobacco , but , to their honor bo II
said , some of them draw tha line nt fine cut.
Now minunor caihtnores , veilings , and vl
gognos nro exhibited wrought in patterns
mostly In floral Egyptian , or Uunsian fashion.
A poem recently published Is entitled "How
long will love last ? " If it is n good , oarnoit
love It will ) a-t until after the mrrrlngo ceremony -
mony ,
A Philadelphia architect built n house ex
actly ns n lady Wnntod It , putting In nil Iho
closets fdio desired. He described It as n box
of lagoon holes sot on end.
The latest fashion of arranging the bridal
veil la to gather It In n rosette ou the top of
tlio head , nnd lot it full from thence in grace
ful folds.
Gray In nil shailoi prevails In nil kinds of
dry goods from dross fibrlca to stocking * ,
but grny Is generally brightened witli vivid
colors in funiros , stripes nnd chocks.
Pearls are moro in favor than for many
years , nnd nro rapidly increasing In vnluo.
Coral sots nro also In occasional demand , es
pecially for the southwestern trade.
In Now York the ether day n brldo'a dross
"came homo late , " and tha consequence wan
that when she appeared at the ceremony the
ruosts couldn't help noticing tha dross was nn-
liooitod In the back und the brsting threads
had not boon removed from tlio skirt.
Alpaca is being Introduced by some of the
loading drossmaken ) as n novelty in dresses
for spring and summer , but the novelty nlnno
is Ita solo attraction , os its durability and
utility nro not to bo compared with nny of
tha pure wool productions of foreign looms.
The prevailing style of ladles' dressing the
Bhouldora being made to stick up in thonir
about two inches is said to bo very popular
In Boston. It enables the young women of
thnt city to dross fashionably without under
going tha painful process of Imving theirehoul-
dors sandpapered down ,
Gljisoy hnttt and llttlo Princess bonnets com-
WRcd of wondrously natural looking blossoms
and foliage nro just now the prettiest head-
JrcsscH exhibited , for the reason that they are
ibout tlio only sliaww which nro not made
ivitli the angular high square crown now ao
much nffoctod. Some of the glpsoy shapes
ire made of shirred crape and trimmed with
velvet in rich contrast , with nn ndditional
garniture of gay chaploti of roses and buds.
All-wool fabrics now partake of much of the
olcganco once thought postibloonly for velvets
mil high-class silks , and ono noes an amount
if rlchnosH in the texture of these materials
that makes them much sought alter as the
hlof constituents of promenade costumes.
Oamcl'i ) hair , In all Its gr d s of vigogne ,
Ohuddah niulHcrgo , may DO said to boar Iho
iislm as the fabric pat- excellence of the bcst-
frossod women in 1'aVIs when promenading
r shopping , nnd not a few attire themselves
in perfectly fitting all-wool toilets for calls or
niuor ceremony.
Now York claims to have moro than n thou-
land women who speculate In stocks , grain ,
ill , whisky , nnd every other way known to the
itornor sex , but brokers , as a rule , lofuEO their
custom.The reasons for this were expressed
liy a broker thus : "Their risks are small , and
If they lose phe-w-wl" "But supposing they
mnko a hit ? " "Well , then they grow confiden
tial. They toll you they know it was coming
so. They dreamed of a black cat , or the baby
cried twice in ita Bleep or something like that.
They swear by their dreams. If a woman IIPT
a certain dream and puts her money on that
dream , and then the market pees the wrong
way , why , oho baa boon swindled by the ope'
rotor. "
Although light woolen fabrics are very fp" > h
lonablo for spring nnd summer dresses , printer
cambrics , muslins nnd batistes nro introduced
In largo numbers this season , nnd , unloa tha
weather la decidedly unfavorable , will bo very
generally employed for summer toilets , The
preference for fanciful rather than florid pat-
toins , already BOOII lost year , is sllll moro
marked this season , and the queerest devices
are Imagined in the printed designs of cotton
fubrloi dolls , tiny drums , plnoplnx , dlco ,
Punchinellos and other playthings , pipes ,
trumpets , monkeys , dancing dogs and Imps of
nil descriptions , besides a whole collection of
boys , girls nnd babies in the JCnto Oroonaway
style , which la now oxtiomoly popular In
Purls.
Slio Caniol'roni
A maid uon | her lover leant ,
And ho her form his arms did fold ,
AH tip the Bhady lane they wont.
lieucnth tha waving elms HO old ,
They reached n Blylo ; ha nhot uwny ,
Nor stayed ho by the lakelet's rim ,
And tihn'n not BOOM him to this day ,
Bccuuso nho showed her foot to him ,
SINGUIjiVltiTIISH.
The cn o of n colored woman who was
n grandmother at twenty-nix la reported from
Naovgdochos , Tex ,
Cut ( lowers are now carried in refrigerators
from Italy to Kngland , n journey of nearly
two days , and roach tholr destination look
ing ns fresh ns If just cut from the parent
utoclc.
The natives of the Island of Cluloo use the
Bholl of n crab aa n barometer. In dry weath
er It Is nearly whlto , hut on the approach of
rainy or stormy wonthor It U Hocked with rod
poU , In a wet season It Is rod ,
A flower hoa boon discovered in South Am
erica whlcli is onlv visible when the wind
Is blowing , The Blirub belongs to the rnctus
family , and ia about three foot high , vtlth n
crook at'the top , glvInK it the appoarauco of n
black hlckdry'cunq. When the wind blowu n
mimbor'beautlftil'llowera ' protrude from llttlo
lumps on thotldu.
At the Tomiilo of Klott , Japan , Is the great
boll cast In 18l > : i. It U IS feet high , 9 feet In
diameter und Hi Inches thick , lu weight U
nearly seventy-four tons. About 1,5UU pounds
of gold era Bald to have boon lucorH | > rated In
the composition. Its tone li magnificent-
When struck with the open hand Its sound
can bo hoard ot a dlttanco of 100 yards.
The hair nnd board nf Jamoj Campion , of
Itochontor , Minn , , which have always boon so
black as to glvo him the Bubrlijuut of "Illnck
,11m , " suddenly began tu to turn gray , nnd lu
lens than ono week became ns white on the
driven BUOW. Mr , Campion Is about forty.
Two years old , was In perfect health at tha
time , and can assign no reason for tha singu
lar occuranco ,
G. li , llocord , of Nlcksburg , bornd hoi's In
rows around a hogshead ut regular Intervals of
lx luchos , tilling the hogshead with earth , nnd
net a strawberry plant In each ono of tlio holes ,
busidoi puttln/ nuintor of plauta u top.
There are 100 phnU plowing from the tides of
this novel garden. Borne of the berries arc
ripe , nnd have uttMnadgni it size , ono meas
uring three Inches In circumference.
Thorola a sensation in I'ort Bchuylcr , the
lowir jwrtlon of West Troy. N. Y , , over the
fact that Mr * . Houry Qrov lu ju t given blith
to a male ddld with throe perfectly formed
Itut , Two of thuui am In tha proper placet
while the third protrudes from above the rluht
hip. A number of phyniclans have vlsltod the
homo and oxfttnlnnd the chlM. They nro o
thn opinion that the oxtrn hmbcanboremove <
when the child gets stronger.
Of the bird * the groonfinoh ! trio oHe-t !
! wr , ns It pipes M early fs 1:30 : In the morn
Ing , About V:30 ! : tha black rap begins , ant
Ih9 quail wakes up uli/ilf / an hmir later. Thn
| ) rrow occupies nearly the list place on the
lint. The reputation of the lark foroirly
rl ing Is entirely a f ah o one. That celebrated
bird Is n xluggAnl , nnd clooi not ri.io unlll n
number of other birds have bcon up nnd about
for nome tlmo.
.T. Sanford Sftltus , of Valrfiold , Conn. , has
In his posos'lon an Ivory linrto of an elephant.
The Imagn li about nix inches In height. Is cut
from n nolld piece of ivory and Is Inlaid with
diamonds , rubles , Bapphlrps , omornlds , and
other precious Rtone . The oycs pro two
unusually bright diamonds and in tha centra
of a credent nt the top of thn head is n
inpphlro of great brilliancy. The Imago Is tha
Imdgo of office of the standard ) > oarer of tha
King of Slam.
n observation mndo by Mr. Wllcoi upon
the actions of dome young saw-flnh which ho
| > eared in Florida , throws Bema llghtupon the
manner In which this shark uses Its formlda-
lilo woapon. When struck , theio young fishes
olovntcd the ho.id , throwing up the naw , nnd
then pulled It down acroM the handle of the
spear , making n deep notch , The two rows of
Lcnlli , ono on cadi sldo of this nppnnda o.unfit
It for rmployinontgllka tha nwordof the sword-
fith , in n direct thnist , nnd It would appear
that It is employed pretty much no wo use n
, w.
The ambitious project of constructing'an
Island In K.iko Mlchlenn , opt > oi-Ita Cliico o ,
[ s Bcrlously to bo undertaken this summer ,
The mofiiltilde of this venture can bo understood -
stood wlion the | ilatiscontoinplatenn | nro.iof-10
rcrci. This Island Is to bo guarded by r
lironkwater Boventeon foot In height. It la to
10 placed ono milo from the shore , whcro tlio
ilepth of water nvcrages eighteen foot. On the
dioro hldo is to Ion land-locked harbor of
mvon ncroa. to o'hnlt lake craft of any nlzo.
Iho land Is to bo formed of sand nnd clay
Irodk'cd from tha lako. The faca of the Inland
s to ho Irregular , nnd tha Riimmlt of tlio grnd-
ml gwoll Is to bo the nito for n largo hotel ,
riio piojcctora i lumber several exjiorl'jnced
nglnoors nnd hnvo made their estimntos on n
4 > tal basis of nearly S2.000.000. It Is thought
hat the resort would prove popular as n
ilnco for summer cottages ,
Ijiiinunt. of a Kcjcctcci Imver.
The girls nro nil n fleeting show
For man's delusion given ;
Their smiles of joy or tears of woo
Deceitful como , deceitful go ;
There's not ono true by heaven 1
They're false and light , nnd can nssumo
From onrly morn till oven ,
Fond love bid hopu nriio end bloom
Within man's breast , then son ! his doom
And all hope bright by heaven !
Tholr moods are llko a stormy day ,
All clouds , when tempest driven
By jealous fanciofl , they will away
And make your llfo n troubled way ,
Until you long for heaven.
[ San Francisco News.
REIjIGIOUS ,
Four churchcH of Montreal now lisa the
lectrlc light.
Kvaiigollstio work U becoming increasingly
uccossful in Ciernmny.
I'lio 1'opo ho'ds ' a conListory in Juno , nnd
vill appointBovurnl now cardinals.
A Spirtitnlist temple to cost SliJO.OOO , is go
ng up lu the Back Bay region of Boston ,
On April 8,20,030 people attended the va-
lous services lust. 1'aul'a cathodrnl , London.
] ) r. Wllllts Bays the . "American Blblo Socio-
, y is turning out seven complete Bibles n inin-
to.
to.In
In this country there nro 87 Now .Torulalom
liurcho.s , Id ininistors , and -1,000 cominunl-
ints.
The revised Old Testament , It is now Raid ,
ill bo completed .in July and published in
utumn ,
A.man 80 years old woa received on proba-
on into the Congregational Church in Gran-
ly , Mass. , last Sunday , and was baptized.
In Philadelphia there nro 120 Presbyterian ,
L'J Muthodist , 110 Protoitant Episcopal , 80
aptlst17 Koman Catholic and 1 Congrcga-
onal Church.
It is significant that the Unlvorsalists nro
cussing the question , of tliciwattitude to-
vard the churches that are Jmoat nearly1 nkin
o thorn in thought.
The ancient church of the Wnldons num-
tors ' 12 coiiRi-ojations G,092 rcjular attend-
tits at worship , 87,228 occasional hearers ,
nd 3,010 communicants
It is stated that there n'o fourteen county
owns in Kentucky court house soatH--In
vhlch there Is not nnd never was a church
milding of any denomination , '
Ono thousand eight hundred nnd twenty-
wo persona have boon continued by Bishop
Uovons in tha Protestant Episcopal clu-rchos
of Pennsylvania in the past yoar.
The Congregational church at Farmlngton ,
Mo. , propojo to adopt thu now creed. The
creed has boon printed In circuit" form nnd
'orwnrdod to members of tha congregation for
nspoctlou before the mooting for Ita adoption
s called.
The late John Clancy , of Grand Itaplda ,
Mich. , bequeathed § 00,000 to the Koman
Catholic Bishop of that diocese to found an or-
iluu asylum , to bp governed and controlled
i > y the Bishop nnd his succossora ,
Evangelist Moody la nt work in London ,
lint ho Bceins to have parted company with
Snnkoy. Whllo the meetings have created
less oxcltomont than In ISTfi , they pro moro
Hiiccoeefiil in reaching the neglected miiHeca.
Once , when church-goers were too plenty ,
Moody asked all Christians to rlso , Nn.irly
Llio wholu uudlonco reepondod , and ho rtquost-
od them to make room for tlio unconverted
waiting outside.
Tlio largo towns of Germany have n smaller
number ot churclioa in proportion to the popu
lation than tlioso of any ether country in
Christendom , In the suburbs of Berlin uro
From Koven hundred thousand to eight hun
dred thousand Protestants , with only twenty
churches mid chapels , and thlrtyxovon clergy ,
men all Included. Thcro are HOTHO parishes of
ono hundred and twenty thousand inhabit-
a'ttu with live , and othern of eighty thousand
with only two clcigymen.
The Christian Lcmltr Siiy : "Itls nfact , the
explanation of whir1 ; wo respectfully refer to
tha Eocnlar piess , that the pnbliawas nevermore
moro interested to hoar the preaching of Unl-
tnttnniam and ( Julversallam than to-day ; but
wharoaH It formorlly crowded thn churches of
Chanidng and Ballon to gut thu sincere milk
uf tha Liberal word , It now crowd * the torn-
plos of Mich orthodox preachers as have the
reputation of moro liorrsy than they kno v
how to suppress. The lluv , T. 1) , Cook once
remarked : 'Tha nmol of Unlvorsalltmi never
appears so lovely ua whenlrlalng out of a luka
of tire uudbrimstone. ' "
AUriivo Man.
Braver thtu ho whi boldly meets
Tha lordly lion In his don ;
Braver than ho who guyly greats
The fee who btabbud him with n pan ,
Without reason :
Braver than ho who , witli teeth t > ot ,
Upon n blnglo pair sUmls pat ;
Braver th n all of tlmso , you bet ,
Is the man who wears tlio first straw hat
Of the season.
MUSlOAlj AND DRAMATIC.
Marv Andorjou'a profits abroad aroettlmat-
ed nt about $300,000.
Lawrenca Barrett givoi good dinners and
draws woli In London ,
Anna Dickinson will probably assail the
stage again next season.
An EuglUh opera company are playing In
Turin wit'i great success.
This is the last week of Mrs. Langtry's en.
g&Komcnt at Nlblo's Garden ,
Mine. Marie Itozo la Binding Carmen In Eng
land , the opera it being given lu KnglUh.
The Wagner concerts In Boston were followed -
lowed by a baby thovv by way of dessert.
Dion Boucicaolt calculates that there are In
the United States 'J,5M theatre * , worth SUB.-
000,000.
MUs Itojo Eytlugu will probably bo BOOH
next season lu "La Clurbonnlero , " n French
melodrama iuuiortcd by the Mums , Brooks iV
Dlckson.
Previous to going to San FritucUco to fulfill
uu engagement , Frederick Warde will play
IU liolleu ut ilaverly't Brookllu thoatra uoxt
Huturday night.
Madauiu Patll arrived at her residence lu
Wales on Wednesday evening. Tha t > iplo in
the nclghbothoiid welcomed her with lire works
and firing of cannon ,
John McCudoimli finished his reason on
Saturday night , lie Is talking of tnklng n
llttlo trip to Mexico , nnd , upon his return , ol
visiting Eu'otio for n sojourn of n month or
two.
two.Mllo.
Mllo. llhon. has been received with extreme
cordiality In Han Francisco , where she opened
on Monday night to nn audience which repre
sented ? 1-100 In the troa-si'-y. Slnco then the
receipts of no performance have fallen below
51,000.
MpTBlo Mitchell does not lese diamonds or
tfot engaged or dlvoiU.il or marrlod every few
days , but she la wall advertised all the same.
In n Kentucky town recently the chlckon In
"Fnuchon" Inld nn tgg In full vlow of the
nudlenco.
Mini Ada Cillman , nn accomplished and In
tcmtlng actrcts of tha unuhrolto order , will
retlro from the Madison Square Hazel Klrko
company nt the cloio of the present season ,
nnd next year will bo scon ns n star in n piny
oflOccldcnt.il surroundings , called the "Montr
tain Pink. "
At tbo Berlin opera-house last year Wn-
nor'a "Tannhausor" wasghon nlno and "lo-
liongrin" ton times tbo highest lifcnres attained -
od by anyopores , excepting l.oitziiur > "Wild-
Bchutz , " which was n special nnd popular re
vival. Tlioso numbers Indicate tlio relative
popularity In Germany of tlioso two operas.
It seems strnngo , therefore , thnt In Now York ,
where [ "Lohengrin" la one of the favorite
oporai , "Tannhnusor" should ba nlmost Tin-
known , nlthot' h the overture nnd the few
ether RclccUons thnt nro given In our concert
halls nlwnys glvo Immense satisfaction.
Heir von Porfall , tha manager of the thentro
at Munich , bn n telephone line built to his
villa nt Tutzlngom , on the StamWger Sea ,
nnd there ho not only listens to thu piny , but
also to tbo public applause. A very curious
experiment wm recently tried with great sue-
cr a. Connecting the Tutzingon villa with
Munich and Oborntnmorgnu , the lorgth of the
line being nbout fifty-four mlloi , In Oborain-
morgau , where the pupils of the scnool were
rehearsing for the ' 'IV-iion" play , the songs
nnd'tnlking were plp'nly heard. During the
day the toncbor npoko to tlio people in
Munich , or played for them on the piano or
violin. In the evening the actors mot the
loachcrs nnd sane ? , the volcci heir j distinctly
hoard. At Tut/.ingon , nt the house of the
inspector of the Glass Palace , the Inspector's
wife wai stationed at tbo telephone. From
Munich her husband asked her to take part in
n Bong , the different voices comprising which
were to coma from Munich , Oberuinmoi'gnu
ind Tut/.ingon. First it wm n co'o ' from
I'litzlngon , then n duet between Tutzlngen
ind Oborfmmorgnu , and finally u trio between
Tutzingon , Munich nnd Oberammcrgau ,
Dignity ofV > rk.
'Is not this the carpenter , the son of Mary ? "
St. Mark.
A lesson , Lord , those nlghtcon years to me ;
Not elsewhere ) I could BO divmnly learn
That humble tasks nro best , howo'er I
yearn
For higher sphcro where I may . 'work 'moro
free ,
iJlest were tlioso patient , tolling years to thee ,
The secret kept within thy lonely heart.
While Thou wnst trained by daily Lskill of
art
To build now world for human dnllny.
Thy .future was the Now. 'Twas from its
height
Thinu eye road meanings in the passing day.
If cross of daath cast shadows ou thy way ,
iVhat sun waa that BO darkened in his Iteht ?
O Na/.arouo , out of tlioso toils there cnmo
That whit h wo prize most dear a brother's
namo.
CONNUIilAIjlTlES.
Mils Carrie Axtor , the heiress , who is to bo
nnrried in the fall , has t'ouo abroad to order
icr trousseau.
Austrian brides nro allowed twelyo dozen
tocklnea. Surely no Austrian bridegroom
can complain ofhiavtifo's cold feet , [ Lou-
svillo Courior-Journnl.
"Whntb wanted in this country , " said the
irido ns she oxnminod the wedding presents ,
'Is silver Borvico reform ; thnt sot is plated. "
Somerville Journal.
Allen Gifford nnd wlfo , of Easton , Wash-
ngton County N. Y. , will celebrate nt Christ-
. rms the seventieth nnrAversary of their wed-
" till then. Ho ia
oricans , although
much in vogue in England , ia passing the lion-
oymoon on a yacht. This is being done by
hlr. and Mrs. Arthur Mason Jonas , who were
nnrrled lost wo'k in New York.
Miss Ella Wheeler , whoso poems have often
> cen copied into tlioso columns , nnd who ib
irobably the sweetest pooteia America lias
lad since the death of Amelia B. Wolby , was
married on the first instant to Kobort M.
Wilcox of Morldon , Conn. The couple will
reside at Moriilen , where Mr. Wilcox is
engaged in business. A double interest
attaches to this Indy from the fact that she
supported her mother nnd two Httlo brothers
on the income from her versos.
In no mo parts of Africa brides , on their
wedding day , have their front hair sluved ,
.heir two lower front teeth extracted and tha
rest blackened and their face painted in sever
al dilfurcnt colors , while the groom is carried
about the villagn by bis friends. Such treat
ment would not bo relished by our brides and
'rooms , although tha torture , undorguno [ H
avcn mova o\oro. The expectant bride is
vlsltoit daily n month or two before her woi
dinp day by nil her women friends. Her
trousseau is examined nnd ciiticuod , her uj'o
nnd appearance discussed , nnd nil manner of
questions put direct to the poor thing , 'Whero
iiro you going to live when you are married 7
With your mothfr-ii law 1 Oh , my. You'll
bo awfully unhappy. \ \ hero mo you going
ou your wedding tour ? Don't you ft'Ol ner
vous V What is the groom going to givoyuu
for n present ! " mid BOOII. Ono bride has
become so exasperated that she has written
several cards headed : "F. r the benefit of
the curious. " On them eho gave thn Unto und
[ ) lic : < ; where the wadding Is to toke plat/it and
nil the ether information which cho thinks
will bo askod. Each visitor who b.'gina to
liiostlon Is handed ono with the compliments
of the bride.
Tlio SinoU IJuy'w Son-own.
In kites and tups and marbles
The small boy now delights ;
Editor to konp possession
lie often fiercely tight : ) .
For when the kite h llylng
So fair , with fluttering wing ,
A cruel cumriida cunicth
And cuts the < iuv'rlug string.
And when the top ii spinning
So beautiful nnd swift ,
A playmate Dings n bowlder
And makes In it a rift.
And when In marblo-rolllng
The youth much plcasuiu finds ,
A bold , bad boy COIIIPS Biieuklug ,
And nil the njntcj ' 'grinds. "
IMI'IKTIKS.
"Why was Noah the boit broker of ancient
times ? " "Ho rould lloat moio stock than any
other man. " [ Puck.
Postmastor-Gouernl Groshnm has chtnged
.he luxnio of the post-ofliro , Damphool , Wash- |
* gton comity , Tenn. , to Blizzard.
A little glrlin church , utter tlm contrlbu-
tlon-lxix hud piwsod , comil.icently said : "I
aid for four , mamma. Was that righU"
It ns utateil that "thu 1'opo will bestow sov-
) rnl hats in .luiio. " In bolting on thaHUCCUS * .
ul ticket the Popu is no more infallible thun
the rest of us , [ Norristown Hurald ,
A New York woman advertised for ngover
less for her children "who will bo Ilkemlnded
with Christ and take bar meals In the kitchen , "
There li n good deal of that kind of C'luUtlaii
ty in Now York.
Secrets of th confesflonal : "Is it a fin,1'
asks u fashionable lady nf her spiritual dlreo.-
ir , "for me to leel pleasure ulifii a ( jentleiu i
sayn 1 am handsomu ? " "It i * , tiiyiluughtor '
10 roiillta graxelyWeshould : no\ur dor
in fuUebood I"
"Whutara the religious pamrs | doing to
Jivrd directing o-ils heavenward ! ' 1 * the UU <
of an article iu a pious coutvmponiry , \ \ eH
wo know for one thliv they nre advertl-lng
patent modtclnoi nml cheap rovolveis by tin-
column at liulf rated.
A recent cyclone in Texas nverturno.1 i
church und ni smm ns the wind ub Idcd i
little the congregation wont to work to et I
into thapo iiguln. No amount of trouble ili
nouragos a Texas Christian. When a Taxon
cltizafj Is good ho U truly good , but wliei
ho Is bad bo U prone to bo unnecessarily
bnd.
bnd.Chop
Chop ! choot chop !
with elenvo nnd hatchet of t cl
On the softest to't D ( the window mop
Fur tlm boarders to have a meal.
Scraps ! chop ! cut !
And n conpto of auburn hnlrn
Tied round tlio end nf a splintered boBO
Will widfo tlio boarders prayers.
It is nil very well for n gentleman to pot *
pcia n phenomenally intelligent setter 1103 ,
Init the said do < rather ovorstopi the bounda
ries of lit * position and violate * nil thojnrecppts
nf friendship when ho stops nt tlio closed dour
of a rum shop on Sum'ay ' , and compels bl
master to argue the crso with him before ho
moves ,
A minister who'spoko at n grange meeting
the other day In Worchester county , told his
audience tliat It took moro brains to pronch to
an Midlonco of fp-mew than to ft city chinch ,
nml the huniyhanded ngt-iculturallsts voted
unanimously that the reverend gentleman wi > s
admirably fitted for city proachllij ,
PIiHU'HUMINT IWO 8.
The blind pool la for the bllnd' ol.
Members of Congress are ho innlugjto sing
"Homo , Sweet Homo. "
The nrlco of Ico'.wlll not bo ndvancod unless
the campaign becomes too warm.
Nothing inakes n jury disagree ao quick ns
n § 100 bill In the hands of the foreman--7'ic-
ayitnc.
Hero wo nro , well along In the third week
of May , mid nobody killed with * n base
ball ! Everything Is backwird this season ,
Hangs nro still popular. If yon don't bo-
llovo thh just nntica how the men bang doors
when they como homo nml find the family
house cleaning.Philadelphia. Call ,
Yes , this U May. Gorgeous , glorious M.iy ;
the month of sweet rose * and ' > almvperfuiius ;
the season for picnic KIU ! , u hl getting bugs
down your b ck. [ Chicago bun.
A Chicago dude blushed nail r.ui into a
stairway when ho paw a party of young liulloj
coming down the street. Ho had forgotten
his cano and could not not meet them in nuch
n nude state.
A point fr > tl'otfo whoso husband spends
butfowovonii'gs nt homo. A | iicco of soap
loft on thu stairs at homo-domiff , ' tiiiio h.is
boon known to kcnp a man in the houao for
three months.- [ Chicago Sun.
A pretty girl dropped to the floor in n faint
the other day whllo she was playing the piano
in the pprlor. Ho life miitht have been aa\ed
if a physician had been called in tlmo , but her
mother was wr-hlng dishes In the kitchen at
the time , and did not hear her fall ,
Good nnuso for Challenge "What is your
objection to that witness ? " asked a lawynr ,
whoso client win being tried for burglary , ' It
was at my holloa that ho mude thn acquain
tance of his present wifo. Challnngohim for
hor.von'd fuko , or ho will want to find mo guil
ty without lea\ing the jury box. " Texas { Sitt
ings.
EDUCATIONAL.
Columbia college will teach librariauship ns
a profession.
Many chantres will bo marlo In the olcc-
tivo course of ilarvard Uuivoreity in the com
ing year.
The largest school in the world is said to bo
the .lows' Free School in Spitalfiolds , London.
It has a daily attendance of over 'J.8CO mipils.
It is said that n woman in Maine hs
Formed HMD intelligible wonts from the hitters
comprising the familiar word "incomprehen
sibility. "
A bill is before the Ohio Legislature pro
viding for the consolidation of Ihreo St.ito
universities Miami university ] at Oxford ,
Ohio university , at Athena and the Ohio
State university , at Columbus.
Governor Cleveland has nigned Hie bill to
prohibit the board of education in New York
ity from closing the schools to colored dill-
iron. The board had vntml to close them
next Septoin' ' or , but this stops thorn.
The Saturday Review thinks that the beit
way to teach n laiiR.ii'se is to make the pupil
earn absolutely and by heart a gr.iiniu.ir ,
igidly kept down in point of minutii : , and
lion sot him to abundant and careful reading
of original authors.
Mi's Laura White , an American girl , is
studying architecture in the special school at
? aris , with a view to making it her life work ,
. 'robably before long , says i\n old bachelor ,
some nice young1 man will ask Laura to marrv
ilm and she will forget all about her life work
n the hurry of the moment.
Mr. John A. Porter , a graduate of the Col-
cjo in the clrss of ' 87 , and a promeneut
natnber of the Scroll and Key Society , has
mhlished in the current number of the A'cio
Knglaralcr an able defence of the Yale secitt-
lociety Kjbtem. Up tn this time soceity men
lave refused to discuss this subject , or ovoi-
speak about it.
The Now Haven Palladium says the p iv of
full profiVors at Yao ! College is only about
S35CI ) a year. President Porter gets S4 0. )
and the tutors from StOCJ to S1DOO. Harvard
piys iti profo nrs from SSOOO to S1010 and its
President about t-'idO a year , and Columbia
is conspicuous ummig colleges in the matter
of salaries , its profo sors each receive 87 < ) lO
i year.
Ballooninp U b ing mads a distinct feature
) f the nchool 'f ' militurv oiiKineering at Chat-
niu , KiiKlaml , and extensive prop.irutiiius are
ilready in pro r > < ss for ball "on experiments t >
ie carried on ouring the su.timorinonths. OUi-
con and sappers will bo instructed in the man-
ifacture of co.il and hyilro mi v s , telegraphic
communication , tiUng of photography the
iso of the electric light from balloons , trans-
lurk packing , inflation , and the construction
if screens for the protection of balloons Spe
cial practice nUo will bo devoted to the must
effectual mo ins of conveying gas from ono ] o-
dtinn to another. At last , it seems HM if tha
iractlcabllity of balloons for reconnoitering
and Nignalhng has boon fully rc.illzud ,
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