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OMAHA DAILY BJ2E---TU FRIDAY MAY 9A
UANUFACrrDRKIl OP
GALYANIZ
CORNICES , '
tflNDOW CAPS , FINALS , ETC.
axe
NKll.UASKA
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WITH
a ad your worlc is done for all time
to time to coino.
WE CHALLENGE
$
o produce n more durable material ?
for street pavement than the
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Sioux Falls Granite.
TOU ANY AMOUNT Otf
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filled promptly. Samples sent and tno mu
estimates given upon application.
WM.MOBAIN&CO. .
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Sioux Falls. and
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017 St. ChnrlM Si. , St. Louis , Mo.
A regular graduate of two Mcdicnl Colloqei , hm Ijceti longer
rnpnrtJ In the fpcclnltrcattucDt of CRIIOMC , NEXVOLS. HUM
nnil Hu > ot > HmrA ESthan any othir I'bjKlciita lu t , Louis , Co
M cltj-1 kpcri i.how otiil nil old rfotdent know
Nervous Prostration , Debility , Mental and CoN
Physical Weakness ; Mercurial And other Affec
tions of Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
Old SorGS and Ulcers , nro trcau-l with unparalleled N
frucfc , oii laUU UnilQe i rlnelnlci. Ha'tlv , Privately.
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excess ,
Exposure or Indulgence , \vhieh rroduco eomo or the
Jtllowing cfltcta : iitrvomnens , debility , Olmne < a of > l2bt M
and dcficthc memory , jlmtitc * on the face , phyBlcal decay ,
aversion to the society of feiu&lei , cunfuiUo of Ideas , etc. ,
rendorinir Marrinco improper or unhappy , ro
pcrraaneatly cured. 1'nraphltt (3(1 ( ( pagesonthc ) above , scut
Jairnle4 envelope , frroto nnv Jir ) < si. Consultationatof *
flcoorty m&llfrec , andlnTiteJ. W rite forqucatloni.
A Positive Written Guarantee
( then in all curnbloeaici. Vcdlclnessent cvcrjKlicro.
patnphletB , ncll0h or German , 04 paces , de *
crlbluc above diseases , In male or female , IU1EE.
MARRIAGE GUIDE !
SCO pngrs , fln plates. llluitr&te < l In cloth and jilt binding ,
60cinoncy er j'OiUge ' ; eam * , | .u.rr eo\cr , 25c , TbU bolc
eontalus ll tlic curloui , doubtful or lutiuUltlie vant to
know. A book of grcut Ititcre&t to all. llialth , JJcautj.
JIinlDCM are j'rouuUd ' tits uihlcc.
Notice to Cattle Men
900 CATTLE FOE SALE. ,
riSO Head of Steers Three Ycara Old.
f200 ' " T o "
20J " " Hcllors , Tno "
160 " ' Steers , Ono "
820 " " Heifers , Ono "
Tbo above ilcscrlbod cattle are all e'l bred Iowa
cattle , straight anil mnootli. Tlioio tattle will bo
eold In lots to mlt purchissrs , and at roasonabla
pricej. For furtlior particulars , call on or addresa
M. F. I'ATTON ,
Wa erly , llrcuisr Co. , Iowa ,
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CHICAGO , PiOIlIA : &ST.X.GU1S ,
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OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVS3 ,
Oil VIA
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KANSAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER
Conni'otlntT In Union Depots nt Kniih.wCliy ,
Omaha and Denvorwllli tliKiujjli twins lor
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Anil nil ] x > lntB In tlto ( Jieat West At
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CSV-OIDKTGl-
Coimectlntjln Onuul Union Depot nt Clileugo
with tlnutiKli tialnslor
NEW YOJIK , HOST ON t
Ami nil Kusturn Ultlus ,
At ivoila with tliioimh trulua lor Indhuiiili-
olln , Ulnclnniitl , Colmiibuu , itiul nil polnlH In
tliu50iith.iiitt. : At .St. l.ouia with
lor all polnla youth.
jicK ; iit I > ny Conuhes.'j'iirlor Care , wltli Ho.
rllnliiK Uliali-H ( uuiitH lieu ) , HmokliiK C.ira wltli
Kovolvini , ' GhiilrM , rnllinim 1'uliiro hlueiilni ;
Card ami tlio inmotm O. 11. A.Q. Dining i-'uis
run dully tonnd from Chifiiuoiiml KausiiHOity ,
Clilcn u null Council JllullH ! CliIciiKO ml DCS
Molina , UlilcuKo , hi. Joseph , Atulilsoii uiul
Toi > uku wltliout change ) . Only tliioiigli I Inn
iimiilnR tluilr own Ualim Ixttweeu ChlcuKo ,
Lincoln nml Denver , uiul Clili'iigo , Kunsus
( Jltv nml DonviT. TlnoiiKli curs betweun
Inillanapolls anil Council lllnlla , via 1'eorlii
AND SOUTH. I
Sollil Tnilns ol Klritunt Day Couches anil
I'lilliniui I'uUicoSleuiiliiL'Cais in uinii dully lo
mill fioin fat. I.ouls ; via Ilumilbul , ( Jnlnc-y ,
jieokuk , liuillnglon , Pcdiir lEaiililn mill Alhuit
Letitobt. 1'uul and MlnneapolUi 1'inUir Carn
witli ItccllnlnK t'lmlis lo ami fioni wt. l.ouU
uml 1'corln , Only ono chaii'i ( ) < 'f cni-s bctwren INi
Ft l.otiUiiuil DrH JlolniM , loua , Lincoln , No.
ihl.a.iinil Denver , Coliiniilo
It lHal < i thu only Through I. luo
gT. LOUIS , MINHSArOLlS and ST. PAUL.
It li known us the ( treat Tllllol'iiU PAH
I. is I. of America , mill In universally lulinlt.
'i'i | | ci ) O till )
linsst Eaulppsd Railroad h ths V/orfi fw Ni
all classes of Trerel. NiV
Thmuall TloUi-is viu tills line sur al .t * V
It. it. cmiixin tlvkui oitlcca lu tuo Unltou buu >
ti.nl C uiiaclu.
T. J. I'OTTBII , I'KKCKVM. LOWKLI. ,
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REAL ESTATE
15th & Dodge Streets ,
WILLIAM'SBLOCK
No.
231 11,250 Itoiuo of 4 rooms on half lot In liar
luch'i a Ulillon.
100 Good InulncM property on IStli street , j'njlnp
now 1.1 Horrent on money liucdnl. This Is n
? rc t bargain.
107-$1OJ Hoixonml Imlf , llrg&ti's ftiUltlon ,
well mid cljtcni , halt rash ntnl two jchrs on
balance.
200 $1,000 Homo and Imlf lot , Hotbach'a Addition ,
Kooil I citlou and cmy terms.
103 J .OCO ( lo < vl luni'o of Srooni" on full lot In
Shlnn's oildltlon Rood ham , woll.cltturii , ite. ,
and w III lie sold on easy terms.
Tour iilcn rottsgeslth south front for s.ilo on
month ] ) ] > aj incuts.
02 $3,000 Takui the cottaRO wid half lotcorncrof
Clmrl.'S and Saunilcn street. TliU ahould bo
bought as business property.
203 Do jou want that dftcillnj ? nml full lot , "Ith
hrno Inrn , south of A.I J. rotip'cton't phco ?
\Vo arc solo n cnta , and lll sell cheap , Tnko
It "Illicit c n bo had.
101 84.000-tx > t 4 , blocks , city and two houses for
sale chrixp , for n few ilftonlv. .
100-$3DOO-tot 8. block 7 , ill Itcdldk's nddltlon and
Improvements. Souio one gets the bargain.
Four lots to lovio on 18th street.
lllock 1 , Cjtu Ilrllllanto , on loin ? time.
32,000 , Lar o hotel In Klkhorn for cash , but If good
Omalin property can bo trrUod , wo will tu < lo.
Call and see us
$1,000 ' Lot and a half In Shlan's addition on month
ly payments
560 to $300 25 Lota In IlaiiECOm I'.aco for ea'o on
casv terms. X"
1,030 ' House and lot 111 Lake's addition , For terms
call at cilice.
1EO $ J,000 llouao and lot on So anl ] street with
Kood Improvements , $3o cash and $ -5 per
month.
10J SH.500 Cir. lot and t\\o houses , four blocks
from pOFtolllcc.
133 $1,600 Housu iif fl rooms and lease mi tno lots
hi Clark's Aailltlcii Lc.ve $ M per jcar , ulth
option of hu InK lots , pattcish uiul on thi'c.
101 Si.COO House and barn rn half lot on comer
Scward stroll , 3COOcash and SW per month.
JOand40-JS,000-Uilf block on Farnam strctt , In-
Mo property util a bargain.
16S-MCOU Tun lota and house , ccrner EClliand
Dodjjo
173 (3,1 ! iH ( > Lirgo two story house on lot on street
car line , K < > d harn nnd nc.irU. 1' . shops , and
well locate 1 for all kinds of business.
HAWTHORNE.
Wo can sell jou In this addition better lots and for
lossinonej than any other addition now on the mar-
ct , anil any one wishing to hold us to this assertion
mist call during the month of May , for w o w 111 raise
.no prices on all lots in this addition.
OMAHA VIEW.
To inn wolll sell on small monthly pajmcnts
, 10 or more do'Iara per month. Call aud we us
mdwe uillcoimncu womcau wliatwcaa > .
MASTFIELD. m
the best aero property an the market for the
nouoy Oil and sic plat ucil prices.
Wo sell loti in ill additions to Omaha , northyof
lotlco. .
Have Houses to Rent.
Donveyancc stands at the door to
show property to buyers.
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Notary Public in Office.
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Honey ( investeo for Parties lii Real
Estate. 8Ve
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tlio aontrnl poeftlon of 1M line , connects the lithi
nad tlio Went by tlio siiortest route , nnd cnr- hi
pnsscnccra. without chnnKO of euro , bstwscn
iilcnio nntl Knua.is Oily. Council HMII , Lcavon- 01
orlh , Aluhiuon , MiniKjapolla nnrt Ut. Faul. It 01r
on&iicta in Union UcpoM with all the principal r
ires of reid tictwocn tlio Atlantio end thu 1'nclno tr
ccanti. 113 oumpDV nt in unrivaled and mncnl ! ' * trU
cnt. Lflnr coinn jcrl of Mont Comlortnblu uuu ) U
ica1 iful Day CnaclitB. UnKiilflccnt lloiton lu-
lin.nn Chair Cars. I'nlliima'o I'rotilrst ralueo nc
ilecpinc firs , nnU tha liest Line of DiulnK Ua in
the World Tlirco Trains l tv/ecn Ch < cue nnd
ttlnaouri llivcr 1'ointiIv.'o Trama bctwri-ii CHI. in
lagoaad Mlnncapolmandm. Vaul.vla thoV&nioui
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Tfcw and Direct Line , xla Oencci and Kaaka * inh
. li'ii. ii-cently been or"nod between jtlchiiioni ) , inni )
oifollt.MowportNcwn , Cliatta-iooua , Ai'.nnta , An-
u , Kajhvllle. I.omavillo. Lcxlrnton. Clnclnnntl ni
nOlitnapoli 4 and t.al i7ctte , aiul Untitii. Llmuoap- tic
and ai. 1'aul ana tnterincdlnto pomtc. ticii
All Through I' uujBKCiaTraiol on 1'nut zpro3 ) ii
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tl'icK * ' * for ailc at nil principal Ticket OtUoeu In va
United Htuttsum ! Oinada. flit
Banico chcekrjj ihrounh nnd rclrs of faro al- flityi
crayd na low &j compttlioid thai cntr Icua ot'van * yi
tapes. Icr
Tor drt.illcd Infoimatlon.cct the Uapaand I'old-
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K. I. IXWKJOV
Utb htii-tt , OumhiNbo
Pcrlbctly I'nrnlyzhiff.
On thft
got on llio train cast of Cleveland. They
were coins ' > * to soliool. Tlioy were no't
silli , ignornnt , country young people , by no
inanncrofinc.ina. Tlicy reiircsenlcil sem-
itmry nml collcRo culture , for the young
man wns on liii way luck ( o Cornell. ' They
dropped into rt seat opposite the pilgrim'
nml they talked , nnd the ] ia sciigcrs in tl
immediate vicinity listened to this highly
intcllectnrtl interohango ot pulsing thongli
ami throhhing . cntinient ,
"Say I" cxcliimrd the impetuous youth
"I heard something nbout yon. "
"Oh you I" she replied ; ; 'whnl \ > ns It1'
"Shan't ' toll. ' '
"That's re.il menu. "Who tolil you1 '
"Oh , I kuow1 ho nsscrleil ; "it mrlnyzw
inc.
inc."Well , what wns it about1
"Down there n ( Climttiuuiiin , Hint time.
Oh , that paralyzed inc. Te-lie , to-hc. "
"What ? " she exelamed , in tones of in
tense surprise , ns though it was Iho Jlrsl
time she hml heard ofsuch n place "Chan
tnuinwl"
"Aw , yes , you know. Out there with 1
"With whom ? To-lie. "
"Oh , pshawllV-lto , tc- ho. "
"I don't know what yo ' mean. "
"Oh no , you don't. Well it paralyzed
me.1 '
"Well , I don't rare anyhow ; it nin't so. "
"Well , I got it pretty strait. It just par-
aljved me. "
"Who told yon ? ' '
"You'll ' never tell I told you ! "
"No , indeed I won't. "
"Well , I got it from Will Ulank. Itjnst
laralyzod me. "
"Oil , 1 know what yon mean now. Well ,
what of that ? Tc-he , te-hc.1
"Aw , well , a good deal of it. Tc-hc , to-
"
10.
"Why that was nothing. Te-he , tc-lie. ' '
"Aw , that.just paralyzed me.1'
"I don't ! > cliovo yon know anything
about it , nuyliow. To-lic , to-he. "
"Yes I do know all about it. Just para-
yzed me , 1 tell you.1'
"Well , what did hosay about Iho other1 '
"Oh , ho told mo all nbout that. "
"What did ho think1
"I won't tell yon" a
"Oh , plenso do. "
"Oh , you're too anxious. "
"Jinked I think I ought to know. "
"You'll get mail if 1 tell yon.1' ( Then
nddeiily icmeinbcring that bo hadn't made
ho remark 1'or thirty beconds ) "it just para-
yzcd me. "
"No , I won't get mad.1'
"Yes you will. "
"No , I won't.1
"Yes you will. It'll paralyze you. "
"No , 1 won't get mail. Not at you.1
"Oh , pshaw ! Won't you ? "
"Indeed 1 won't. 1 will ho thankful to
you. I'll do Mimcthing foryou sometime. "
"O dear , you paralyze me , " ho sighed.
"Well , tell me , won't you V" nhe pleaded.
"If you are real biiroyou wou'tKcliuad.1
"Indeed and indeed 1 won't. "What did
ho pay nhout it ? "
"Well , he Kiid he didn't care. It para
lyzed me. ( Then with : i sudden inspira
tion of genius ho udded And don't you
forget it. "
Are you sure lie didn't ? "
"lie .said hodidn't. Oh , I was paralyzed. .
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Te-he-hc. ,
"Well , I'm glad. "
"Yes 1 thought you would he. "
"Why ? " ft
"Oh , because. Tc-hc. "
"Well , why do you think so ? "
"Well , because.1'
"liutwhy ? Te-he.1'
. "Oh , because. " tl
"Well , you must have some reason ? " in
"Oh , 1 know. It ' iitbt paralyzed me , -
tell you. Te-he-he. "
At this interesting point in the conversa
tion the passengers got out at Silver Creek
o conceal their emotion. The jester was
weeping. The man at the wood box was
swearing under his breath. The fat passen-
er was purple in the face , and the sail
mssemjcr , lifted his hands to heaven , and
I [
said
a :
"Immortal Gods , dwellers on high Olym- Hi
nis ! Did I ever in all my cnllowcst days
irofane the sacred quiet of the day with
ueh colossal , heaven-daring , maddening , he
pnl-deslroyiiig imbecility 'i No , a thousand ( o
hues no , by all the voiceless gods that to
nard thojiwful gates of eternal silence , no \ !
y thunder , I never did. "
"Yon bet did " said la
your lips you , the
voman who talks base , and withoutbreak- 1C
vcf the dead lock the Senate adjourned. - am
Uurdcile. wnet
Blood-Lclting I'lfty Years AK < >
vei
Tlio pharmacopoeia of fifty ycara ago veib
on tained the names of 41-1 drugs and their Iri
ircpaiations , whilst that of to-day contains io
o fewer than 8U2. Tlio former did not bu
nntain the names of quinine , morphia , or
bdiiio , three of tlio most commonly used
Jrngs of the prc-si-nt day. In f.ict , so frc- 'ao
jucnlly are they prescribed in one form or ( ; o
thcr , that one wonders bow the doctoro nc
nanagi/ without the two latter. Qu.'ninc net
vas in nso to : v certain extent , though not . vh
Tieially hanclioncd ; but whcru ono grain ; rc
Viis then used I believe a hundred aie now. rcf
'ho system of treating many disciihcs has ) f
iidecd been completely icvolulioniml. ' 0.1
3pcaking generally , the practice used to bo 0.1et
pull down the system ; now it is to
uiid it up by a freer nso of quinine and
thcr ) tonics.
] Hut in nothing in the change moie sjrik-
tlian in regard to thocommon habit of to
jlood-JeUing , iis it was called. I bupi > o,3 : il.IU
hat in the last century it was even more IU
ommon than it was at the time wo spcid : in
inn
, so tiiat if a person fell down in the ink
trccls from exhaustion ho was suru to 1 > >
lcd. Though the practice was hocoining stc
nore restricted , yet it was very prc' .loia 'O
fly years ago. I well rcmcmbei mj- 10UK
brother suffering from rheumatic fever , UK
nd seeing Mr. ( Jardom , one of the best ie
urgeons in Halford , draw basin full of it
lood from bis urui a thing which no sane 0v
nedical man would do tit tlio present day. v
ot only was the lancet used in this way , m
mt cupping and' bo application of leeches m
ras continually .csortcd to in cases of in o
flammation , which it was supposed other- et
yibo impossible to subdue. It was no won- 10
10in
: if the doctors pi escribed bitch treat .md
ment that the public believed in its utility. ISnc
twus no uncommon thing to be told. by nc
ereons : that they found it conducive to ns
nsm
heirheaHhtoboblcdperiodicully.andtlmt < nsm
ucli treatment was nespjisary for them. J m
cmcmber itelicato gentleman who would ai
ilwaya attribute bin not feeling well to Jr
laving neglected his periodical blood-let- vihi
ing. No wonder bo died in the prime of hi
lib. llcMininccnccji of Manchtiter. ng
KXCITHMKNT.
"What cannon the ereat nmli at Bchroter k
Jocht'B Drug Store1' ' The free diatrilmtlon
Bainplo bottles of Dr. liunanko'H Cough and
Mng Syrup , 0io most jiopular remedy for
's , Colds , Consumption and ] 3r < mchitU
ow on the market. ItegtilarsIzaCOcoiiUand inmi
mi
for
ITALIAN ITusnANn-s.-'Anno HrewBter Jft
writes of an Italian wife nndhuphiiml : illi
The imin is more obedient , more exact > y
bis work , but lie is nn idiot about the s
nanagcment of his own affairs and if it were 01
for his wife ho would bo a beggar. Ho 01as ;
two passions lottery gambling owl si
ovoofwine. His wife is double his size , an
at least ten yearnhjssenior , Hostands and
mortal nwe of her. All the iconcy they HI
make goes into her bunds. She subscribes gal
much a month to n mutual aid fioeioty ; lu
buys all the clothes be needs , nnd also lum
ooks after iv son of I.is
by a former mnr- vr
inge. She cannot read or writebut bho is vrJl
phrcwd and managing as if she wcro n Jl
iplomat. Her husband knows her capa- ' 01
illity and in willing to have her manage luy ;
uflairs. Once in a while ehu gives him dei
little money for a lottery ticket , ami ee
u-ry day measures out his \vine. vo
| Mnrrleil IVoplo AVoulil lo llnjiplor ;
/ ' If liomo trials weie imcr told to the
i neighbors.
! If they kissed and made up after every
finarrcl.
If honjfhold expenses were proportioned
lo receipts.
If they tried to bo as ngrceablo na il
courtship days.
If each would try and be a support nm
comfort ( o the other.
If each remembered the other wns n hu
limit being , not nn angel.
If women wcro as kind to their bus
bands an they were to their lo\ers.
If fuel and provisions were laid in dur
ing the high tide of summer w otk.
If both parties remembered that they
married for worse ns well as better.
If meii were nn thoughtful for thsir
wives as they were for their sweethearts.
If there were fewer silks and velvet cos
tumes for the btrect nnd more plain , tidj
honic-dreRScs.
If there were fewer "plcnsp , darlings" ii :
public , and more common manners in pri
vate.
If wives and husbands would take sotuo
pleasure ns they go along nnd nnt degen
erate into mere toiling machines. Kecre.v
tiou is necessary to keep the heart in it ?
place , and to gut along without it isnbif
mistake.
If men would remember that womcr
can't always bo smiling who ha o to cook
the dinner , answer the bell half a dozen
tinier , mul get rid of n neighbor w ho has
dropped in , tend to n dirk baby , tie up iho
cut linger of n two-year-old , gather up tlio
playthings of n four-year-ohl , tie up the
head of u six-year-old on skull-sand get an
eight-year-old ready for t-ehool , tosay noth
ing of sweeping cleaning , etc. A woman
with all these to contend with may claim
it ; i privilege to look and feel a Jittlo tired
sometimes , and a word of sympathy would
not bo too much to expect Amu the man ,
11(1wl
who , during the honeymoon , wouldn't Icl
her ' carry as much as a sunshade. !
'articles from Uio 13yp.
All engaged in mechanical pursuits run .
greater or less rule of getting trouble-
MJIUO or dangerous particles in their eyes ,
and tlio following hints may prove useful
in such emergencies : Alinnte particles of
dust , sand , Hull' , cinders , bran , etc. , are best
icmovcd ! by means of iicaniel-liair biush or
pencil , moistened but not wet , and drawn
lo a line point. The brush will absorb the
moistuio of the eye , nnd with it inko up
the mote , provided the hitter has not been
driven into the eye-ball. Wheion brush
is not at baud , n thin .strip of soil paper ,
rolled spirally HO as to form a line point , is
the best thing. liagged chips and splint
ers which are separated dining thu pro
cesses of chipping oil' , often Uiul their way
into the eye , and are bometiines very dilH-
cult to icmovo. The use of magnets has
been leconnneuilcd , but even the btlongest
magnet is inefllcicut , if the biiliutets bu
embedded. In such a case , if the opciator
IIP gifted with a fateady hand and linn
nerves , the best instrument fur removing
Un oU'ending paiticlo is n good hharp pen
knife. In simple cases let. tlio patient
stand up with his bend Ihmly against a
iloor . . post ; turn back the eye-lids with the
lingers , find the speck , ami by passing the
knife gently but liimly over the ball , you
may sweep it up. When the splinter is
actually embedded in the eye , lay the pa
tient on his back on a table , turn the eye
lids back , and fix them by means of n ring ,
and then you will find yourself free to op- ;
er.ite wiihoiit danger of interference from
tl' o patient's winking. A biiitablu ling
mil : * be found in most bundles of keys , or
any mechanic can niulw one in two minutes |
out of : i piece of hliu" iron wiic. ou
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A Tribute to "Woman.
)
The following was delivered by a reform-
1/1 man :
"I should like to propose n Wast to-night
although u total abstinence inim myself
toast f to woman. To be drank , not in W
liquor of any kind , for wo should never ch
pledge a woman in that which uiay bring
her husband reeling homo to abuse where let
is should love and chctish , sends her soni
iso
a druukard't ) grave , and her daughters
n life of shame. Oh , no , not in that ,
\nt rather in the life-giving water , pure ss
ier chastity , clenr ni her intuitions , bright '
her Biuile , sparkling as the laughter of 'I
iiereyes ) , cheering as her consolation , strong
xnd sustaining AS her love in the crystal
renter I would drink to her that uho would
remain queen u-gnant in the empire ohc
las already won , grounded deep as the uni-
i-orso in love ; built up and exercised in
the homes and hearts of the world ; I would
Irink to her , the full blown flower of crea-
iiou's morning , of which man was but the
ind and blossom , to her who in childhood
slasps our little bauds and teaches us to
isp 1 the first sweet prayer lo the Gieat All-
father , who comes to us in youth with
oed ( counsel nnd advice , who in manhood
nccts our heart yearnings with faithful
lean of conjugal love ; and whose hand ,
.vlicn our feet go down in Uio nhadow ,
jreatly binooths the rough pillow of death ai
none other can ; to her who is the flower aial
flowers , t'no pearl of pearls , God's latest , al
just and brightest gift to man woman , alhi
jecrleaa , pure , sweet royal woman. " hi
IlinlH to HiiNliamlR.
It is unhealthy to wear yourhoots in l\ * sec
louse after 1 o'clock a. m. The common
iKui is to remove them in iho hallway , but ser
nany ! of our most experienced liusbundu
refer the front steps. Always lake n boot en
each hand when going up-htairs. This
lan gives you two boots at thu cat before ni
itepping on her. Never say anything to
your wile on these occasions except yes or vlij
. Never compel your wife to get up first
ml build the tire.f she doesn't do it of
grc
ler own uccoid , go to sleep again. An- Id
itlier ! way to accomplish the same result ifl
whibtle Giandfuthcr'ii Clock. A trno ' Idft
voman will always get up under such cir ft ,
cumstances. When your dnnglitcrs get big ftj
unoug ! . to have beaux , give up the parlor cr
them cheerfully. It is much better to At
the dog bite them as they start for
lomo than to bcold the girl until oho cries *
then have to buy her u sealskin fcuc < iuo
a hoiivenir of your idiocy , Always ic-
ncmber your wedding day , and try and
nark the occasion by some little act , show-
that you remember it. Coming homo
mlffnll , will often Hignallzo the nnnlvcr
ary in a marked and expensive wanner nn.ti
ring your sous up to some occupation that .ti .
vill enable them to get n living when tot
hrowu upon their own resources. Noth- m
makes n young man KO self-reliant as mhi
luviug a trade of his own. IJuuko utcurcn vli
rcqueutly muko $100 a. day. nd
lo
nto
Don't rind Fault. tnl
B ll
In the first place , does it pay to bo con- II
iiiually finding fault'/ His a vcrf easy IIhi
natter to pick flaws in nny piece vf work , himi
- no one's work is
perfect. Fault-flndinr ;
ften becomes chronic and grows on u mail
vos
lust as mi evil habit does , increasing day oil
day. There ia nothing HO disagreeable nd
IK
to visit u homo Mhrro fanH-flnding ia tl
ontinuully going on ; where , ut the break * tlai
, dinner and tea table , no pleasant won ! ir
spoken , but instead each one is llndlux 'oi
iwlt with the other for Kometrllllnj ; error. 1C
do not mean that error should not bo re- ace
Hiked , but when Iho evening Iviillght la jil
athcring , when t ho wet k of t ho day is over , jack > (
hen kindly call the little ones around you
gently and hokmnly tell them of their
vrongs , and see if yon nro not much better
cpuid that if the little heads had dropped
day ut the angiy glances mid frowns on or
'our face. There are many things every jf IU '
that annoy us , but don'tmako life tad- ] , ,
by- finding fault. The world might thin
ecm much pleu.santer at all times if wo Kc' '
vould forget to fret , down and find fault , lit.
The Mormon Ulmrcli ,
I The Mormon Cliurch ( caches that Ihcr
are numerous gods , and thai Ilioso wh
have hccu ftiiitilont nn taints on earth become
como gods-iu heaven. .Smith in n god , am
J no doubt ly this time Itrighani Young lu , ' .
bcoomo something like th.it , too. The- Mor
mons also bcllove that Jesus is just above
Kmith , nnd that Adam , ia turn , ia superior
to tlio H.ilour. .
\ All thtsc gods have man >
wives , and eaeli governs li n own descend
ant * , su that the glory of a "saint" when
'o gets to bo a god depends largely on how
many wives and children ho has , and , there
fore , the hold of polygamy on the people.
It is held \lial the ti-tt commandments are
the ruloof life , but tlu-re liau'bccu seveisil
revelations which considerably weaken the
binding force of the Mos.tip l.nv. The Mor >
nioiH condemn inf.int baptism , although
children are cousideied old enough to be
baptized when they re.u-h their Mil year.
They ; pr.iclico Iho luplisiu for the dead , a
living person being publicly lupliml as
the representative of ono or 111010 persons
who have died. Tor instance , George
Washington , Ueiuamiiil-'rauklliuaml others
have been hapti/ed into thu chinch in this
stylo. It should bo wild that a community ,
Whoso ! leader * reside at 1'l.ino , 111. , reject
polygamy and many other of the olVenstvo
tenets of the Utah Mormon * . In regard
loMi their foim of goM'inmcut , it may bo
Mated that the priesthood is organized ns
follows : The llrst presidency , the telvo
apostles , the high council , the seventies ,
Iho high priests , elders , priests , teachers
ind deacons. The llrst presidency consists
generally of three persons , with 'President
Taylor at the head , anil these persons pre
side over ami direct thonmiirsof the entire
church. The hierarchy is divided into Mel-
chizedek and Aarouic priesthoods , the
'
former being Iho higher , the hitter being
the literal descendants of Aaron and des
ignated by lovelatioii. The lirsl president *
is elected by the whole body of the church ;
lie is the jiioptiet and the seer , and alone
1ms the "right" to work miracles , and 10-
ceive revelations. Tlio belief iu a contin
ued divine isolation through the medium
ifMi the prophet is the corucr-stoiio of the
.Mormon chinch. The work douo by ina
several olllcials of this sect is , ns has been
indicated , all under the contiol of the lirsl
presidency , that is a worse despotism than
almost any now know n.
\v'ftt ! l (
Tlircoficoro and ten it ) not a very green old
igc , as astronomers aswei t , that the pciiod
if tiiuo in which this eaith vill bo inhah-
tocl is ns u ininuto to cteinity of IH ( actual
uxistcncc. And yet MHUC people really for
get that they > \ ere ever yonni ; .
.There she ntooil , the npplo of their eyes ,
rembling with Hiipiiresscd weeps. Their
VOWIIH deepened as the mo'heripcd ' her
passes preparatory to rending " letter
bund in the girl's pocket. It began , "An
gel of my existence.1
"What ! " howled the male parent. "Von
lon'tincan toKiy It begins likothal ? GUI
hat : v child of mine should correspond
vith Hut pi ay proceed , my dear.1
"Hem ! exigence opcllcd with'a'too1' !
irocecded the mother.
"Why , the lunatic can't spell,1' chipped
u the old man.
"It is impossible for mo to desc-ribo the
jo with which your presence lias tilled
in . "
"Then why docs ho attempt it , nt ! Hut
miy , don't let mo intcirupt you. Go on ;
o on ; let joy bo unconllned.1
"J have spent the whole night in think-
nc 1 of you" ( that's picturesque , anyway , )
and in bitterly deriding the obstinate ,
x-.soltcd ' old \\liclp who will not coiibeut to
our union. "
"Oh ! let mo get nt him ! Whelp ! Is
by bcrvant u toad that ho should thus
ju' spoken ofV"
"lint Thcodorns , my dear , " interrupted
lis other half.
"Yes , yes ; one moment. I was about to
observe that thu hand that could pen such
words would not licmtato to sc-Jj > the most
cherished relative. "
"Thcodorns. I didn't ' sco this over 'Lo
leaf. "
"JJh ! let mo see ; hum : "Voura with nil
ho love of my heart Theodorns , May 10 ,
8X > . ' Why , bless my eyes , it's ono of my
ettors ! " [ iJcnsation.J
"Yes , pa , " chimed in the 'Olivo Urnnch , '
found it in the closet j-csterday only
yon wouldn't let mo speak.1
"Yon may go to the park , my child ,
fern , we've made n nieo mc.s.s of it. "
"Yes , love. Next time wo will looknt
tin dale lirst. "
A Vollcoman Itrncod up.
D.V. Collins , momborof iiolito , ovcnth wnrd ,
loading , J'a , , inllcH UIH ! way : " .SiifFoicd HO-
oroly from rlioiiiiiatitm : noumii ; did mo miy
oed till I tiicd Thomas' J.'flcctnr Uil. H in a
iloamiro lo recommend It. "
Curiosities of Animal Iiifo.
Slinrks i usually turn on their uidrfl to cnt.
In ] anlmalo the annu and legs am of the
amo length. 11
Fishes have been ( aught to como vrheu
ailed by their HUIIIOH.
A fciunlo njildcr will fliifler death before
ho will foraako her cggi.
The razor ( l li , though it liven in wilt
nrntcr , nceniH lo nbhor Halt.
The ancients believed that the lynx could
through stone walls.
The tufilttt ofu full-grown male oleplmnt
iomutimcH are ten feet long.
The white Nhark somoUmca ntlahm the
jnorinoui ( ! weight of ton uiousana pounds.
Snails huvo been put in boiling water
nd have mirvivcd the terrible ordeal.
Kucrnpfer HHVH that ho once saw a hyena
vhicJi had put to flight two lions.
An elephant does not attain Mz fill !
Towth until lioiHuixtoenoreigbtconyaire
Id.
EloplmntH hnvo been known to live 40
'eara , anil it ia supposed whales may livr
,000 yearn.
A-Bnail'a head may ho cut oft' and Ir. ; .
crtnin tinio nuothrr head will ho formed.
least o says Spallanzi.
The clopliaul has boon known to die for
riefwh * . in a Budilen fit of wndncefl , bo
l'inil of AVlilst.
JTenry J Clay's favorite recreation for
inny years was n game of whist , to which ,
tone time , ho was passionately addicted ;
! for the Htakcs , hut for the distraction
nd excitement of the game. Air. Win-
hrop says that there is u tradition that
vhilo Clay -was visiting UoHton , in 1818 ,
lodging ut the old Exchange Cofl'co
louse , in Congress street , n servant niHhcd
the parlor in which ho was at the
.nblo with a few gentlemen of the old
ichool , and nimounced that the hotel was
/Iro. "ob , there will bo time enough , I
hlnk/'cried Mr. Cluy"U > finish onrgame,1'
finish it they did before the hotel was
urncd to the ground. A similar tradition o
current in Washington at n later pcr-
that , while Mr. Clay was Hpeaker , ho
his friends had passed u whole night
curds , and were Htlll going on with their
amo when the hour wns close at liaud
the opening of the morning ficssion of
Jongress. "Wait a few minutes , genllo-
len , " said Mr. Clay , "and I will wash my
and hands , run down to the House and
John Taylor to the chair , then coue
ami wo will huvo another rubber.1
A Urcnl SurprlHO ,
IB in ctorn for nil who two Kcmp'u llalnaia
tliu tlirimt uiul IUHUH , tliu grout umiranlued
eiuedy.Vcnihl you Inlluvo tlmt It IK Hold on
muiiti and Ui.it uuch ilwt > t In niithotUcd
I'Mefmid your iiuniuy bv tliu 1'ropiiotor of
woiidnrfiil it-inedy If it fulln to euro jmi.
Kclirntor k licvlit buvo abcurud the ugoavy for
J'rku COo uud-1.00.
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