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OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY JUNE 3 , 1884.
BUT IT AND TRY IT 1
Try It for Earache ,
Try It for Headache ,
Try It for Toothache ,
Try It for Backache ,
For nn ncho or a pain Thomas' Kclcctric
'Oil is excellent , Ohas. F. Mcdlor , box
274 , Bchonoctady , N. Y.
Thomas' Ecloctric Oil ia llio best thing
going , pa says. Cured him of rlieiuatlsm
and mo of earache two drops Maator
lloraco Bronizcr , Clinton , Iowa.
Try It for a I/Imp ,
Try It for a Lameness ,
Trr t for a Pain ,
Try it for a Strain.
From shoulder to nnklo joint , and for
three months I had rheumatism which
yielded to nothing but Thomas' Ecloctric
Oil. Thomas' Kclcctrlo Oil did what no
physician seemed able to accomplish. It
cured mo. .John N. Gregg , Sunt. of
Railway Construction , Niagara Falls.
Try It for a Scald , ' ,
Try It for a Cut ,
Try It for a Bruise ,
Try It for a Burn.
, 3Oo n-xxcl J OL.OO
FOSTER , MII'HUHN , t CO. ,
rrops. , Buffalo , N. Y.
"a ?
MANUFACTUHKK OF
WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC.
O.1.O 3L3tlx UStx'oot ,
OUA1TA NiillU :
Hotico to Cattle
900 CATTLE FOR SALE.
UO Head ot fitters Three Ycara Old.
ZOO ' ' " Two "
JOD " " Hctforg , Two "
1M " ' htccrn , Ono "
120 " " Heifers , Ono "
Tbo above described cattle arc all well brci ) Inwn
entile , straight anil Bmooth. Tlicso cattle will ) > o
nolil In lota to ( lilt iiurchucru , and at roanoiiallo
prices. For further particular * , cull on orwldirm ,
II , K. t'ATTOtf ,
Wavorly , IlrcmirOo , Iowa
ron xnn ctmn OF AMI DISEASES ov
usns.cATTi.K.Piini'.i' . D008. noes ,
nnd 1'OUI/illV. ,4
Toil TWENTY VEAllS Itinnplircy" ' llomro.
I tulhlc Vrlirlinry hprrlllri luivoliwn jmcxl by
I'l 'nriiiiTK.Morli lUri-clcm , I.l pry Hlnlilonnd
Inrliiicn. HOMO Unllriinil * . Mmiiifnpliirrrit ,
1 l.'onl MhioCotnpnnli'H , Trn 'tt Illphodrnmrr
nirl .Mrni > rrli-l , und others liandllus Block
crres.
inniirov Vclerlnnry Mnminl , (33) pp.
l-nt f nxi by nmll on receipt of prlc-f . r < i crnt
Cvrnniplilrti nciil fri-o onnppllcaUon
IIUMPIIUKYK IHIMUOI'ATIIIU MIII1.UO ,
10 ! ) I'ulton btrcct , New York.
HUMPHR
Indlicrctli "n. inMFnpfiTHin i' ' .ii brill
nnii promptly lUmtUrfll M b cured
Been In n IFlJNo.2i |
M the in t cee _ . .
f ill remcdjr known. I'rlro * ! pr TTlalorBvlal ; ai.
lantoTlnl of powder for ftVnnnt poflt fire on r *
cclut of price. Iliiinplirrvn' Ilnmro. Alrd.o. .
illujit , cauiozuofriuj 10U 1'ulluu Ot. . n. Y
to yield orcrj time to trcatmont wlthSwIU'o
. BparUnburR. 8. O. , March 13,1834.
Vour most Miluahlo modlolno ( HwllL'a Hpociflo ) ha
done mo BO much ROiid tint /col like mi } In ? th a lor
Iliobcneak ol tlioao wlio sudcr like I dlil. I w a
poisoned liy I'ulnon Oak , anil uvr not a well iUy for
mi years , cntll I tiswl Hivllt'a B | > ccino. In the nix
years I uwdlalinoiit oyory kind ot modlclno. but none
had the iJcslrod cITcct. Aftir mini nix liottlcH of
tt nt'i Srwclllo I am rcatorod ID perfect health with
not a tltrn of that awful poison leftl
Yours TrulDAVID NB3DITT.
POISOIT OAK : .
had for thirty clht joint Buffered every eprlnff
aad eummer with Potion Oak , which I contracted
In bathing when n boy , I tried everything for It , In-
eluding m nyphjrtlcian , lut without any honoflt. I
took nix bottles of Swift' * Specific ( H. B. B. ) four
joari ago , and It cured mn found and well. Tlnoo
e mtnor > hate paiwixl , and t have had no return ut U.
JoasrM ISnASMir , Oclumbin , Oa.
Oar TnutUa on Blood and Hkln Ulsoagoi mallod free.
THE BW1FT HPECIKIO CO.
Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Qa.
M Y. OfHoe , 1&9W.23 8t , hot Oth aud 7th RT
Science ot Life , Only $1.00 ,
BY MAIL POSTPAID.
mm THYSELF , ,
A QUEAT l\IEDIOAIj WOIIK
ity , NCITOIU and Phvtlca ! Doblllty ,
r/cnuturoDixaiuoln iHu , Kiroraof Youth , an the
untold inlnorles oiultlnR from Indiscretion ) or oi >
003IMI3. A booh for every man , ) ounfc , mlJillo-aKoJ ,
and old. It oontalns llfi preHartjitloni ) for all acute
and chronic illwisoj eaobono of which b Invatuab'o
Bo found by the Author , whoao experience for 23
yoirt It such at probably noier before fell to the Ul
of nv phjuloan coo pnnos , rxiiind In beautllu
French raailln mooujmUwvors , full ( 'llt.guarantooil
to bo a flner worx u every m o , uioclianlcal , lit
erary and | iroowlontl , thin aay other work * od ! In
tbli country for J2.6U , or the roonoy will ho refunded
In orcry Instance. 1'rlro only SI.CO by null , po t-
pU-1. IlltiitratlreBiTnploKcontn. Rend now. ( loil
tn la1 awarded tlio author by the National Vfedlc-l
AMoo'.atlnu , to thn ntDrera oi which he refers.
The Bctensa of Uleihould bo read by tlie JounK
rlmtmalun , and by the alltletid for relief. It
will beunfll It Loudon Lanoot.
There In no member of nocKty to wliora The Bel-
once of Ufo will uot b useful , whether youth , liar-
cut , mianllan. Initrurtoror cler vnun. Argonaut.
AitdroHD the 1'oibojy Medical InttltuU , ur Dr. W.
H. txrker , No. i Uulflnch Street , Itoiton Maw , , who
may no consulted ou all illeeaiei rvqulrln ; nklll and
expeihnoo. OnranloaudobotlnatedUeaiieatliat ha\e
tlw i\m of all other phys-Mr I clam
t.ucrt treated iuiv iK.JHLlulI | | >
without an Inittno alia -
THYSELF
o'tli ' ° OpneratUo Orgai
iiulcklr ou > od hv tin
CIVHLi ; JIIII'IIOI ) Adoiitiillll all llio 1IOH1'IT\U
OK rUANOI' 1'rompt return nf VKiOlU Hlmpli
oato.$3 to 89 , Bo ereonc , ti to $12. I'arunmo
Fru > . ClvUlo Kem dlal Agcno , 16C Fulton Bt , , Ncv
York.
Th Einpcror Ixnil * Napoleon tmoked
only the ftunt diraii too world could pro-
diiie. J'rcf. UonfordMrs th * rni | ) rcr
dginxrre made ppodtlly for him in Ha-
rana from leaf tobacco grown In the ( loldtb
Belt ol North Carolina , tbU Ulntt lb tmcct
lo f grown. 13Iickvreir IJull Durham
Biooklnif Tobacco li tnadt from lha um
lul UMd In the IUuiror'i clgin , It abso
lutely pure aud li uutiuutlouably the U t
tobacco eicr oflerud.
TbacVerajr4 * ( rtftd dauxbter , Anne , In
ber iketch of AlfrulTenuyaonlui/urj > < r' <
HuHil.l'j , UUa of Ler vltlt to the rmt l et
Bbe found hUmmokiuir IllackweU'a Bull
Durham Tobacco , uiut him liy Hon. Jamti
lluta U Ixnrell , American MluUtor to the
Court ot rL JauiM.
In thus diyn o ( ndullcraUnn , It li acorn-
fort to nuoim to li > vtf Out the Hull Dur
ham brand U abtolutuly pure , and made
from the Utt tobacco the world produrx.
UlaiiHtH'i Hull Durham BuioLluv To-
bitco U tbo lut aud purcit made. All
dealer * Utve 11 , None iicaulni without
the trade-mark of the Dull.
GEN. XAOtI TAYIiOK.
An Old Mexican War Onumluncr'fl
I'erflonal Jtouollcotlon of
mill llcnily.
Communication to llio I'ort Worth ( Texas ;
Giwotto.
Wlion our command joined the army
Ocn. Taylor waa tlio here of tlio day ,
Th' recent battles which ho had fougnl
nnd gained had made him famous through'
out the land. Wo wcro prepared to son
a warrior with "gold hco and plunio , "
of noble carriage , and fierce countenance ,
Our ftfltonlflliiucnt can bo imagined whoti
wo beheld a plain old _ farmer with nol
the first military Insignia about him ,
wearing n widobritn Mexican eombrorc
and ordinary citizen's clothing. There
waa not n auhordlnato around his head'
quarters that was not better dressed.
Verily his name. "Hough nnd Ready1
was appropriate. IIo wan rather short ir
statute for hia size and apparent weight
with a face that indicated atom dociaiot :
and untiring energy. Ilia features wore
not handaomo but bo no mcama rcpulalvo
A ploaaant expression acomod to dwol !
there -vrhon ho waa off duty. Hia face
RftTO no ovldonco of cultivation. Shaggj
oyobrowa , rather n prominent noao , nnd
round face ; if any landmarks of intolli'
uonco were over there the rough camp
lifo the old soldier had led for no manj
years had obliterated them. Gen. Tay
lor was a clumsy rider , mounting and
dismounting hia horao like an old farmer
only accuatomod to horseback exercise
when ho Ind occasion to ride to town
once in a whilo.
Your correspondent is not advised aa
to what were the religious preferences of
Gen , Taylor. IIo had fallen into the
habit BO common in thu army , nnd point
edly oniphnzisod hia remarks an occasion
required , IIo had none of that bombast
about htm that oyon oomo of his lowest
subordinated manifested. In social con
versation with his olllccrs ho Bocmod to
forgot his rank , nnd oftentimes had n
kind word for the poor priyato. On ono
occasion wo had to croas ono of those
aiiifi-running mountain streams , the
water of which was over waist-deep , and
i sick nnd weakly-looking soldier was
standing on the bank , I aupposo mcdl-
.ating whether ho ahould take the venture
> r not. Gon. Taylor rode by and saw
is situation , assisted the poor soldier up
> ohind and carried him over the water.
1 saw that , and heard that soldier long
if tor the war brag that ho had "rodo be-
lind the President. "
Gon. Taylor waa always in the thickest
> f the battle , nnd aoomod to bo as dosti-
, udo of fear an a rock. IIo rode a inilk-
irhlto horse Old Whitoy which Boomed
is clumsy as hia master , nnd from long
uaociation seemed to have adopted some
) f his peculiarities. Gon. Taylor rode
Did vVhitoy throughout the battles of
Monterey nnd Bucim Vista. IIo was
Iroascd very plainly ; were n common
loft hat and an old faded casaimor coat ,
which his old soldiers informed in ho had
worn for ninny years. This co.it received
ito first wound at Buena Vista , where
, wo musket balls , ono about three inches
jolow the other , passes through both
apols. The writer , though with Gon.
Taylor's command for nearly n year ,
lover saw him dressed in full uniform ,
ixcopt on the occasion of the departure
) f the ramaina of our regiment for homo.
iVo had struck our tents , packed our
tnapsacka , and the last act of our do-
inrturo from Walnut Springs was taking
leave of our old chief. Wo were formed
in line , and ho came out in our front
ilresaod in regulation uniform , cap-a-pie.
Flo was visibly embarrassed , and not a
lieart in our command but what was
touched. With some awkward schoolboy -
boy gestures ho mnnagod to say "that ho
liopod that in private lifo wo would mnko
is brilliant records ns wo had in the
lorvico of our country , " ( or something
irory nearly to that effect , ) and bade us
fnrowoll.
Uopoiul Upon It.
Mother Shipton'a prophealoa nnd Louisiana
iloctlona nro very uncurtain thlngn , but Thnm-
u1 J'.cltctric Oil cnn bo dopondoil upon alwuye.
It euros uchoa and put us ot every ilescription.
Olovor Don BoA / : .
A handsome Scotch colly dog in thn
oflico of Dr. J. 0. Corlics , on Market nnd
Mulberry streets , Newark , N. J. , has
boon trained by his owner , 11. B. Wil
liams , lr. Oorlica' young clerk , which
provo him to bo nn animal of unusual in
telligence. IIo spells words , distinguish
es colors , nnd performs arithmetical cal-
culatlonu , or else ho and his owner are
among the most clover of livintr practio-
era of legerdemain. A reporter of the
Sun called , with n friend , at Dr. Corlio'fl
oflico to BOO the dog. The friend's mis
sion wan to assist the reporter in detect-
inz any possible collussion between Mr ,
Williams nnd BoTho latter was
found to bo a [ bo.iutiful animal , with
white nnd tnwney coat , n large head , nnd
largo , intelligent eyes. IIo is twenty-two
inches high , and ia 10 months old.
"Dr. Corlios gave BOB to mo when ho
was -weeks old , " said Mr. Williams.
' It would take mo day to toll you how
I taught him to spoil nnd figure. It will
bo easier for me to show you the results.
BOB , got on the som. "
The colly jumped upon n lounge nnd
remained theru while his owner set several
blocks in n ron on the floor. Eachblook
was printed n di Her out color.
"Now call for colors , " said Mr. Wil
Hams.
The reporter asked Boz to pick oul
green , and the dog walked slowly nlonj.
the row of blocks until ho came to tlu
color called for , when ho lifted the blooli
by ft leather strap on the top of it nnd sol
it to ono side. In likomnnnorBozcotrootl )
selected red , white , follow , nnd black
The reporter observed that when makinji
Ills choice of colors , and , later on , oi
luttora and figures , the dog faced hie
owner. The vutitora therefore trutchoi
the latter to ntcortain if ho gave Boz an ]
signals , but were unablu to detect nn ]
communication between the two , Sovera !
times when the dog was doing hia worl
Mr. Williams turned his face away fron
the blocks nnd looked out of n window.
"Boz watch this book , " said Mr. Wil
Hums pointing to a pink-covered tele
phone list.
The dog promptly picked up the pin !
block. Finally , only a dark , blue bloc'
remained on the floor , Mr William
called for light blue , Boz walko
several times around the block nnd
without diaurbing it , returned to hi
master to uignify by n bark that ther
wa.i no light blue block. Blocks v.-it
letters on them waa next placed on th
Ibor , und the reporter naked the dog t
bpoll 'J an. BOK picked up T and the
got A and N , The other visitor cnlle
fur the iirat loiter of the vord white , nn
the dog presented W. Next he spoilt ;
Ilia own numu , und then , being asked fc
the letter of what ho is , picked up D.
"Who ia the bluest fraud in tli
room ? " inquired Mr. Williams.
Boz nut up U before him , SVhen enl
K mid 0 remained the roporternkud fo
i l.o first letter of the word oorn , to a *
i rtiin whether Baz approved of phone
' j spelling. The dog ignored K an
pi kid up 0 ,
"This gold collar on his nook Boz won ,
aid Mr. Williams , "Mr. Edward Coz
of the Mcdford Novcltry Goods company
101 Chambers street , Mow York , said
the doe couldn't pick out colors unless
these blocks were used , So ho tried BOJ
with pieces of leather , nnd the dog did
just M well. Mr. Cox alio asked for the
initial of his first name nnd for all UK
letters of his last name. The dog sue
coodod in this , too , nnd Mr. Cox waa sc
much ploaaod that ho got the collar nnc
gnvo it to Boz , Now test his memory ,
Call for several colors at onco. "
The color blocks having been put bacl <
on the floor , llio reporter said : "Boss ,
I wnnt crcon , pink , red , blue , yellow ,
black and white. " As ho called them ,
the reporter wrote down the names ol
the colors. Mr. Wllliama asked for the
names nnd wrote thorn down for himself.
After a rninuto had boon consumed he
said :
"Now , Boz , give the gentleman the
colors in order in which ho called foi
them. "
The reporter could not remember them
without the nld of his paper , but Boz
up each block in Its order. Ae
i nil the teats , the dog faced hia master ,
while the visitors were behind the dog ,
and facing Mr. Willlans.
"I suspect that you guided him , " said
the reporter to Mr. Williams. "Else
why did you ask for the list of colors before -
fore hand ? I would have told you whether
the dog succeeded or filled , "
Mr. Williams explained that ho wanted
to know during Jho progress of the ex
periment how Buz was getting on'with it.
With ton blocks with figures on them
the intelligent colly performed sums in
addition nnd subtraction , multiplied two
by four , and then , getting into fractions ,
jjavo the product of twice two-and-n half.
Ho nnswored n question ns to the num
ber of dnys in the week nnd counted five
by producing five blocks IIo was told
to pick up ' 1 , then 1 , nnd afterward ! ) ,
nnd was again equal to the demand.
The reporter asked for 55 , when there
was only one 0 on the floor. Boz barked
to nay that ho could not comply with the
request. Eight newspapers were laid on
thu floor with their names in sight. Boz
led off by producing the Sun in response
to n call for it , nnd then presented the
Telegraph , Police Gazette , the Nownrk
News , and the others ns ho was re
quested.
Mr. Williams called the dog's atten
tion to the clock nnd asked him what the
time was. It was 2:30. : Boz was slow
in responding , apparently being tired
nnd had to bo punished. "You'vo wast
ed time , " said the owner , "nnd I want
to know what time it is now. "
Boz picked up S. 2 , nnd 1. It was
3:21 : o'clock.
"If I give you 8 cents nnd took nwny
8 , how many would you have loft , " said
Mr. Williams.
Boz picked up 0.
"I have eighteen quarts of oats f r my
horao's throe meala to-day ? " the owner
continued. "How many quarta shall
wo have for each meal ? "
"Tno dog carried n C to Mr. Williams.
"How many meals a day did I any the
horao was to have1' ?
A 3 wns promptly placed beside the 0
by Boz.
The reporter departed with the opin
ion that Boz is nn exceptionally intelli
gent dog , but -with the conviction also
that in his education Mr. Williams is not
pursuing the line followed by Sir John
Lubbock.
To determine whether the owner guided
the dog cither with his hand or hia oycs ,
ono of the viKttora , at n subsequent visit
made by them , requested Mr. Williams
to put liis hands in , hia-pockota and to
look steadily at the coiling. The latter
did as ho was requested , and the visitor
then said :
"Boz , got blue , white , yellow and
pink. "
The dog got the blocks in the order
earned , and while ho was doing it Mr.
Williams did not apeak or in any way
change hi ( position , hia eyes being di
rected toward the coiling nnd hia hands
being out of eight ,
"If the dog were intelligent enough to
bo guided through the whole alphabet by
my oyoa , or tpmo mysterious language of
the hand , " said Mr. Williams , "ho cer
tainly could road letters and distinguish
colors. You have seen him do surprising
things , and yet ho is only n puppy
younger in fact , than most doga are
when their education begins. In time
I will tench him much more than ho
knowo now. "
CONVINCING ,
1 ho proof Jt the pudding ia not in chewing
the Hiring , but In bavin ? nn opportunity to
tent the article direct , aclirotcr & Hoclit , Urn
DrwRiHtfl , lmo n frou trial buttlo of Dr. lio-
Hanknu Con/h | nnd l.ung Syrup fur each nnd
every mio who is nlllictod with Gouglm , ColilH ,
AsUnmi , Coiuiuin ] > tion or any Lung Affection ,
NEQUOKS.
The Llio nt Fluid JIumlH-TJielr ! > < > -
inoaiiu KolntlonH.
Wilmington [ N. 0. ) Cor , Troy Times.
Plantation negroes are , to those who
BOO them for the Iirat time , most miser-
nblo Bpoeimens of "men nnd brothcra , " if
they are to bo judged by their external
appearanco. They arc usually very black
'n color , with pronounced negro features ,
nnd ignorant. In aomo caaea they nro
but n few dcgrcca nbovo the nnimuU.
They live only in the prmont , know nor
uiro nothing for thu future , and aoom to
rognrd ft eedom M only the uieana of de
ciding for thorn whether they ivill worker
or remain idle , and , ns may bo tmpposod ,
if bacon and corn bread could bo had
without the labor , it is uufo to say thuj
would remain idle , I was told , however ,
deepito their dejected , work-u-duy look ,
they nro a very happy and contented
people , nnd they nro treated with much
consideration and kindness on the twc
plantations I visitedbeing allowed to bulk
huts and cut nil their firewoods on tholandi
and in illness cured foroither by the over
seer or owner , who omploya u phyaiciai
in urgent c.isea. Theseplantattonu hivi
aUo BtorcB upon the grounds wherein tin
hands can buy at market rates nil tin
necessaries of their liven , food , clothing
and shoes in fact , anything that can b <
had nt the usual or "general county
store , " And ihia has been donu in ordu
to keep the "plantation hands" ut homo
for if during the plantation season tin
hands can got oil' to town utter pay day
there ia no chance of their return unti
nil their money is epont , and either war ]
or starvation ptares them in the face
And , aa most plantation haiidi are ban
und raisud in the work , they know n
other. Occasionally a more umbitiou
or intellfgont ono will nspiro to "lean
to bo a barber , " und leave hU ' 'nutiv
heath , " but it ia said that the ,
do not aa u rule take to education , am
prefer to remain ignorant und work b
day , and if they can dance and frolio b ;
night they nro content with lifo as the ;
find it. Their domeutio relations am
moral lifo is bettor left unquestioned i
many cnics , although the law compel
marriage. It is often honored in tin
breach only , but they have thu onthusi
astia relljjioiiB "revivals , " nnd thoi
colored jiroachora are ever on thu plants
tions und huld aonices in their church n
"Orton" for the religiously inclined
Some of the women seem disposed t <
think that the lives of "house servants' '
nro inoro enviable than their own , work
Ing ns they do in the hot-fields , but it i
not nn cncrgotio longing and involves to <
much thought to bo put into nc
tivo execution. Ono rather brlgh
looking young woman , to whom . '
spoke , nskcd mo if I thought I could go
lier n "placo" na cook nt the north. 1
nskcd her what wages she earned as field
hand , and oho nnid : "Mostly $3 a wccl
but they nay I could got $12 for n montl
M cook. " Her mental arithmetic waa r
little off , but she wns in carncRt. I tolt
lior I did not not think ahi
wouldliko the northern states
it was ao much colder , nnd aha Inuglici
nnd said , " That's what they all nay
mobbo I would not , " Freedom moans t <
this class of people only the ability t <
? arn money and provide for thomsolvoa ,
instead of having everything provided foi
them , nnd it will bo n long , long time beFore
Fore they nro olovntcd or educated aufll
ciontly to understand how much has beet
done for them.
First , ] { AU KYltlcnco.
"Ofton unnblo to attend bunlnoni , bolng nnb
jcct to pcrlous dfaordor of the klilnoyn. Aftm
n long Metro of sickness tried Murdoch lllooo
JIltttrtnnA wan rolinvrd by hnlf n bnttla. '
Mr. JJ. Turner , of Hochcfltcr , N. Y. takes the
wins to writo.
Samuel Slilu Knmovcil from Olllcc.
Mme Kiln Club , Detroit Free l'roi.
"Do man who minds his own buzncsc
ins got all do work dut should bo cut OH I
'or ono pusson. Do man whoso fingert
tch to pick up articles ho hasn't paid foi
vill sooner or Inter make n mistake nnd
) iirn his fingers. It nm nofiin to mo who
; its drunk nor who keeps sober , ao long
is neither ono damages mo. 1 doan
Jeer n straw to know how do naybor on
ny loft libs widout work or position , nn1
t nm none of my business how do ono on
my right eponcta do $10 ho nirna each
veok.
"Gem'lon , Snmuol Shin was 'pintod
nnitor of dis hall under the improshun
dnt ho was strictly honest. It has bin
jonclusivoly proved c'at ho am nn om-
> czzlor. ilfut ho taken nil our monay
t would have bin in order to call him
sharp an' keen nn' bo satisfied to git hnlf
if it back nn' lot him go free. Aa do sum
otal nm only a few shillings justice yolle
ur vongonco. Samuel owns n mulo.
Sofo * Icaviti' dis place to-night ho must
; in us n bill of sale of do animal. Wo
must have n chattel mortgage on his cook
tovo. If ho has any wngos duo him wo
nust aorvo n gnrnisheo. Dar' must bo no
ot up , no unworthy fcolina of mercy ,
xiinuul Shin nm deposed from hia posi-
ion na janitor , nn' do tranquil Cadaver
ilosaoma nm 'pintod to fill out do onox-
> irod romnindor of do term. Judge
/ahobts , Kyaim Johnson , nnd Porua
) avis am nominated n committee to remove -
move do body on u cheap cart to its homo
n Grove street , nn do rrg'lnr business
lat has called ua together to-night will
low proceed to begin. "
EXGITUAIKNT.
"What causes the great rush at Scliroter &
Bocht's Drug Storor The free distribution
f Bamplo buttlcB of Dr. 13oH.inIco's Cough nnd
jimg Syrup , the moat popular remedy for
Roughs , Colds , Consumption and 13ronchitn !
now on the market. Kugulnr nizo GO coats ami
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HOW TO ItE BEAUTIFUL.
A Prescription tlio Ladies Sliculcl
Generally Tako.
Cincinnati iEnquirorV *
"Horo comes a model , " remarked n
wollknown phyaicinn while standing foi
i moment at the corner of Fourth and
lace streets ono afternoon last week.
'Notice this young lady's erect carriage ,
lor firm and graceful walk ; BOO the bloom
of her complexion , such as can not pos-
ibly bo Imitated by artificial aids , and
lion when she cornea nearer notice how
calmly she will moot your gaze , without
[ inching , blushing or exhibiting the
lightest awkwardness. "
The writer waa not in the habit of gaz-
ng nt young ladles in the manner indi
cated , but ho made tin exception to his
; onoral rule in favor of the superb croa-
tire approching.
"Thoro is health nnd beauty worth
coking nt , " whispered the doctor.
"Ono of your patientu , I suppose
n monument to your skill , and nil that
ort of thing , Lst mo congratulate
you. "
"Not at nil , not at all. She hna never
loon under my hands ; but my delight in
ler uppearanco is professional all the
same. She is n living embodiment of u
courne of treatment which I would liku
o neo adopted by every lady in Cincin-
lati. Ono year > igo uhu was like any one
of thoau "
Ho pointed out a group of ladies on the
opposite pavement who were Btrupglinjj
along in tight shoes , taking short , minci
ng btops ; bent forward ut angles ran iii | !
i-oin to nnd
twenty forty-livo degrees ,
without exception sallow or artificially
dooming.
"Shu took a journey to England tc
Bomo point in Dproiifihiro , I buliuvo
itaycd thnio for &ix montha , and canu
Jack us you BOO her now. "
"No doubt every hidy in Cincinnati
would like to adopt that course of treat
mi'iit. "
"But you do not understand mo. The
rip to England , in itself , wn ; valueless.
[ t vrns the knowlodqo which this young
ady gained there that showed her the
way to her present health and baauty ,
Tlio whole secret ia contained in twc
words : they nro
JUDIOIOU.S K.XKKCWB.
The yonut ; wonmn in England rides ,
witlku , row.i , pluys lawn tunnis , botan
izes , rides the tricycle , goes through i
coureo of c.ilishonica every morning in
short , is on the jump from morning 'til
night , and the result is alio is generally
us lio.ilthy and hourty us her brothtra
In thu present state of society in thi ;
country , nil thoao thinga can not be indulged
dulgod in by our girls , without moro 01
loss inconveiiicnco und expense ; but m
one is ao circnnistanccd that aho _ canno
iako all the vxorcito that is required t <
give her u xound mind in n Bound body. '
"Suppo&o you fell nui what you con
ski or judicious exerci o for u lady , "
"I can do that in n few words. Routu
shoulder * , a Btoi inu gate and a Hutches
are the rule ir.f.ead of the cxcoption
They oin bo cured in a very short linn
bv lift ecu minutea oxorciao night am
niornin in ( ho open air or u wtm vonti
iated room. The moinin oxeicieo hai
best bu taken immcdiatfly after rising
before itrctniiif for the day us tight cloth
ing will tutctforu with the free move
mt'iilB required. "
"Tho firet thing to bo done is to Btnn <
ert-ct , with the heel * together , the hcai
thioun u.ick , the chestnut and hand
Imngh'g ' looaolyat tlio uidp. Then 111
lunga otiould bo thoroughly tilled w ith ni
und slowly exhausted , pcrhiip" half
di zen tiincB. The arms alumld nowb
brought forward * t full length in front
on nU1 1 with the Bhouldow , the \vdiu \
of the hands in contact Keeping th
arms extended , the lumd * t > hould b
formbly thrown backwarduutil the bade
o : the hauda touch belaud the ehouldei ,
while the palms como together before tin
choat. Lot this motion bo gene througl
with radidly aomo thirty times.
"In the next move hold llio arm ;
straight nbovo the head , with the palm ;
of the hands forward ; now , bonding the
hips , bring the arms down in front ,
keeping them straight all the time , until
the lingers touch the toosthcn ; return the
arms to their origin.il position above the
head. This motion should bo performed
very slowly twenty or thirty times. At
first it will bo almost impossible to touch
the floor with llio finger-tips without
bonding the knees , but in the course of
time it will bo performed readily.
OYM.VAHTICfl.
"In the third movement the lady
ahould hold her hnncU close to her sides ,
with the thumbs still forward. Brine
the nrms up from the aides , thumbs still
forward ; then return them to their firsl
position. The arms must not bo bent al
the elbows. If persisted in , this move
ment will straighten out stooping should ,
crs. Are thcso directions perfectly
main ? "
"Perfectly so. "
_ "Any lady who will vigorously prac
tice these movements twice n day or fif
teen minutes will presently hnvo n full
chest , straight shoulders and sound
lungs , unless her caao ia so far advanced
na to bo incurable. "
"Of courao thcso same exorcises will
have the sumo effects on men na well ;
but , ns a rule , men do not need them in
anything like the name degree ns women.
The man who docH his duty In the world
is compelled to take n dcgreo of exorcise
unknown to the other BOX in this country ,
1 am glad to hrnr , however , that the example -
ample of English women in this respect
is having a good effect on the daughters
In Now York society. In fact , it ia be
coming a topic of conversation in the
East aa to whether or not the growing
disposition to admit women to participa
tion in many sports , and the education
which they nro receiving in matters
which formerly it waa a ijilo of modest ?
for them to appear to bo ignorant of , ian
good thing.
"I am emphatically of the opinion that
it is good , and ono argument against
the admission of ladies into many sports is
that the sexes will bo brought to discussing
together tlio points , beauties and dcfccte
of hoiaos aud dogs ; and that they will
soon como to talk too freely together
about pedigree , points of breeding , otc.
Of course , that is nil rot. A modest
woman may bo just as modeat na in the
hunting Hold na she is in the parlor.
"But to comeback to the subject oi
homo gymnastics. Every lady ia ambi
tious to bo the possessor of
WELL-IIOUNDEI ) J1USCLKS
nnd n full chest ; nnd where she ia not
possessed of them she tries to dupe the
public into believing that they are hers
by meams of pads ; or else aho resorla to
quacka who advertise nostrums for the
development of the figure.
"Tako the bicopa muaclo of the arm ,
for instance ono of the most noticeable
features of a woman in full dross. IIow
much in your judgement will a few
miuutoa' exorcise each day for a year in
crease the girth of this muscle. "
"Give it up "
"Two inches. Enough to make all the
difference between n thin arm nnd a
plump ana. And the 0:11110 : amount of
exercise given to the chest will increase
it how much ? You have no idea ? From
four to six inches or moro. In addition
to the beauty given to the figure by the
full chest the increase in lung power will
servo to vitalize every organ in the
body , and will bring with it a clear eye ,
good blood and ito attendant , a fair com
plexion , n springy step , high spirits nnd
a capacity for enjoyment unknown be
fore. An addition of throe inches in the
girth of the chest means an addition of
lifty inches of surface In the air cells ot
the lungs. Just make a note of that
fact , please , and remember that while no
doctor living can furnish drugs that will
beneficially enlarge the lungs , every man
in Cincinnati can add fifty mchca to their
surfnco by a little regular oxorciso.
"Tho acasonia now approaching when
out-door exercise may bo taken with com
fort , and if I could impress the ladioi of
thin ono city alone with the importance
which really attaches to the subject , I am
confident that before winter again opens
moro good will have resulted than has
been done by the life-long efforts of the
beat doctor in the city.
"Of courao , an oxcrcieo that will do-
volopo ono sot of muscles will not benefit
another. By practice you muat find out
for yourself what movement nffoct each
muscle , nnd direct your movements nc-
cordiuyly. But it ia safe to say that the
three exercises which 1 have given you
miy bj followed with profit by every
body , aa they tend to produce n full
cheat and nn erect carriage , which are do-
aiduratn required by every man , woman
nnd child
o Itr-y In Inform UinimhHo Anil AinoUGr renor-
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