OMAHA D AIL if BEE THURSDAY" , JUNE r , 188-1
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY
One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR ,
ET SOME OP
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Perfect Fittlup , Beet and Cheapest. FIne I.lncn Collars nud Cuffs.
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F1NIALS , WINDOW GAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOFING ,
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Iron Fosicin I
Cresting , Balustrades , Verandas , Office nnd Eanl
llnllingsYlndow and Cellar Guards , lite.
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ALONG THE LINE OF THE
Chicago , SL Paud 'Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The now extension ot this line from WaUeOold up
4ho
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN
through Concord and Colorldgo
Reaches the host portion of the State. Special ex
cursion rates for land lookers over thin line to
Wayne , Norfolk and Hartlngton , and via Blair to all
principal points on the
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SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trslns OTor tht C. , St. P. M. i O. Railway to Cov
neton. Sioux City , 1'onca , Ilartlngton , Wayne and
Norfolk ,
Ooxxxioot At 331.ta.ix *
Jtor Fremont , Oakda.e , Noligh , and through to Val
entine.
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HE BRUNSWICK , 1BALKE , COL-
LENDER COMPANY ,
( SUCCESSORS TO THE J. SI. B. k 15. CO. ]
THE MONARCH
The most oxtcnsho manulaclurcrl of
IN THE WOULD.
E09 S. Tenth Street , . ' 0\lAHA , NEB.
SiTPtlcoa of nlllird and Pool Tatloa and materials ,
furnished on a
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T > Billiard , Ball Pool , Carom ,
AND ALT. OTIir.U OAMltJO TAULKS , TEN 1'IN
BALLS , CHECKS , irfC.
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Hmelia Bufroughs
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3.617 Dodge St. , - Omaha ,
TKLRPIIONK No 141. '
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HAS NO SUPERIOR.
The Steck is a Durable Piano
UK STECK HAS 9INQIN0 QUAI-tn' OF T.QNH
FOUND IN NO 'OTIIrili T1ANO.
SOLD ONLY JIY
WOODBRIDGE BROS , ,
OMAHA NKI ! .
U. P. BAKEEY ,
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.1514 Webster St. , Omaha , Nob.
( Suoccasors to tha oM U. P. I3aVcry,16tl > St. , )
ALL HINDS OK
BREAD , FANCY CAKES AND PIES
ConjUntly on h nl Order * wl be promptly
dod to. WAQNEll DUO'S ,
. ' rlcton.
ipr-23.2ra l'roj >
Spawns , Eclampsy and
Nervousness are
EALIOALLT CURED
BY MY METHOD.
The Honorariums are due
only after success.
Treatment by Corrcapondonco
PROF. DR , ALBERT ,
Uvnnlcd the drat clan RoM JlotUl for dlBtlngnleheil
merits by the "Soclctio Sclontlflno ( ) ra cnl80 , "
( tlio French Sclciitinc Society.
0 , Place tin Tronc , O , L'AIHS.
The Pioneer and Still Ahead.
Fast superseding the largest old fashlonad stoves
nd ranges. It lias the nlmplcst mid moot efllclent
5to\o burners In the world , and with new Imple
ments the easiest to operate. Absolutely safe with
t patent resor\olr , now In aio the second season
Ithout a elnglft aoeident.
/tarsend / for Catalogue , Prloo List , Kto.
HULb VAPOR STOVE CO. ,
CLUVELAND.O.
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SEGER & TONER ,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALEIIS IN
WHIPS , ETC.
Wo make avery flno llRbt harness , ( and haioal
ways on band a full line of Horeo Clothing , Curry
Combs , Brashes , etc.
Ho , 116 H , 16th st ' - Onuma
lafflesHedioallnstt )
Chartered by theStnteof 1111-
Jnols foi'theexpress purpose
of givinflimmedinto relieilfi
all chronic , urinary nnd private -
vate diseases. Gonorrhoea ,
, Gleet andSyphills In nil their
complicated forms , nlso all
diseases of the SMn and
Ulood promptly relieved nnd
permanentlycured by reme-
. Seminal
iKht Losses by Dreami , Pimples on
tlie Face.Lost Manhood , jmsJHt'f/i/rHmJ.TV'er / *
iaiiocJ-pcrlinciiiliiij. The appropriate ic.r.tdi'
iaat once used In each case. Consultations , per-
ponul or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines sent by Mall and Express. No marks on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address
Cfi.JAMESNo.204Wa3htnfllonSI.CliIc ; > goin
the changes that , in a few years , have
taken place in the manufacture of
Improvement after improvement lun
boon inado , until to-day the clothing
ofiorod by Sohlank & Prince , 1210
Farnarn street , is equal in every
respect to the boat
Custom Work !
WJiilo at the eamo time the lowncaa o
price of the fmo grade of clothing
, ihoy handle ia no loss natouLsh-
in ? than the
Perfection of Fit
AND THR QUALITY 0V
MATERIAL AND MAKE
I
IMIIIIIMI HIIII
} ,
1210 farnam Street , 1210
A DOMKSTIO
ot n Hrnsltlvo Hiisbniul
M\llj ,
iutto Intcr-Moimt.iui.
A stor } * of n strnngo ntul unnnlurnl
Ininostic incident , the nbsoluto correct-
less of which is vouched for by n re-
eponslblo gentleman , cornea up from the
Jtuur d'Alono country. In Spokane Fulls
hero lived n man unmcd Ivtnnuy with
tia wife and one child. They kept n
warding house which was under Alra.
\iunoyfs charge , and her htisbnml , it nji-
icnr was oiiRagcd in transporting
in a pack train from the Fnl's to
The nature of Ills occupation prevented -
od his being nt homo all the timo. Ilia
vrifo itnppeara had hired n French cook
mmod Giroimx , nud iiuiatod on keeping
lim in apito of the fact that her board
ers were loudly complaining of hia oxe-
: rablo cooking. Tins circumatnnco and
.ho fact that Giroaux acumed to feel
] uito na much nt homo in the parlor ns
n the kitchen aroused Kinnoy'a auspic-
on for hiarifu was not like Ciujnr'a. To
atisfy hia apprehensions , ho started n
vcok ago Monday with hia mill PR on ono
of hia regular trips te Eagle City , but
camped when a few milea distant and
, bout 10 o'clock that night ruturnud
uddenly to hia homo. llo
liapenacd with the formality of
( necking , and walked into hia bedroom
vhoro ho waa confronted with convincing
vidonco of his wifo'a infidelity. Fur nn
uatant the injured huabnud was struck
luinb with amazement. To think that
ho mother of hia child , the woman who
nly n year before had aworn to love ,
loner and obey him , the ono who ho
uppoaod to bo honestly sharing hia trou-
) loa and joya in the hope of u future
roapority , had ao basely betrayed hia
onlidonco waa wormwood to liia soul.
3ut Kiiinoy waa not the poraon to waato
imo in vain rcgrota. Ho naa n aonaitivo
mn , and the sight which nt first fror.o
iia blood the next instant caused it to
ioil with indignation. Without a mo-
nont'a hesitation ho nulled out n murder-
us looking knife and waa in the act of
pringing upon the guilty pair when
lircaux waved him back and made the
lie following cold blooded proposition.
"Kinnoy , " aaid ho , " 1 have done you
great wrong. Your wife no longer has
claim upon you. You will not wish to
ivo hero any longer. What will yon
oku for your houao , your business and
our family ? "
Klunoy rellected on thia novel proposi-
ion aomo timo. Finally greed overcame
lie dcairo for vengeance. "Givo mo the
uonoy , " ho hoaraoly cried , "and take
vorything 1'vo got. "
The money waa counted out at once by
lie Frenchman. Kinney immediately loft
or Eagle City whore ho bought nn inter'
at in n valuable placer mine , nud
liireaux , blowing out the lamp , entered
nto actual posaoaaion of hia new proper-
y. Mr. and Mrs. Giroaux are now in
pokano Falls in the full enjoyment of
omoatlc happiness , and the baby ia na
crt aud chipper and aasay ns though it
ad not been thrown in "to boot" when
10 purchase of its mother wna effected.
First Unto Evidence.
'Of ton unnblo to nttoud businoas , being sub-
oct to serious disorder of the Icidneys. After
long BIOPO of sickness tried liwdock ] lloo < l
'ittcrs nnil waa relieved by half n bottlo. "
Ir. B. Tumor , of Kocheater , N. Y. takes the
us to write.
Cnrrio Kurdcttc.
The wife of Robert J. Burdotto , of the
hirlington Dawkeyo , whoso inimitable
vhimsicalitiaa Imvo fed the hungry prosa
low thoao ton years , baa died at her homo
n Ardmpro , Pa. She waa ono of the
moat afflicted , but alao ono of the moat
outlo , hopeful , intelligent and cheerful
women I have over known. I spent n
vrcok with the J3urdottca in n Nantucket
.otol three yoara ago , and I shall never
ergot the joyouanoas with which their
irescnco filled the houao. Rheumatism
lad crippled and deformed her aadly , BO
hat aho could not walk or stand or hardly
it in n chair , but -when the dinner-bell
ang , and " Robbie , " an aho called him ,
: amo with n joke and n cheerful chirrup
and took her tenderly in hia arms as if
ho were a baby , and carried her down
ho stairs , and aho chirruped back at him ,
lover murmuring , and they went laughing
hrough the hall , till ho set his helpless
mrdou in the chair nnd steadied her till
ho maid could slip n etool under her
cot , and she laughed cheerily again
jccauao she had got some little extra
dainty for the table , and never had told
lobbip , and ho such a goose as not to
; ucs3 it , though it waa the very thing
10 liked beat when you saw and hoard
all that , and a full day's other happy
exchanges , you concluded that the Bur-
dotto family could boar the worst rhcii-
natiam in the world without being mis-
irublo by n good deal. It was pleasant
.o see him carry her and put her in a
ittlo wagon and wheel her around the
yard and down the walk , and she pluck-
ly disdaining to complain , _ and cheery nil
.ho time. Ho vrna her special providunco.
iSho told mo , confiduntially , that ho was.
.ho best man in the world , nnd there
lover waa such another , nnd never could
jo. Thcro was something grimly grotesque
about it , though to aeo him mourn
over her nwful afiliction nnd then go back ,
) Ut on the maak again , and finish the
junny sketch for the Uawkoyo. And
i Ho had a tireless nnd unflagging bravery
: lmt would have boatcn dqath if anything
could. She was a woman of rare culture
ir.d intellectual force , as well na posaeas-
Ing the lovable qualitioa' amiability and
Bojf.forgotfulnoaa in a high degree.
V. A. CroffuU.
JIow Much Will lo It ?
How much of 3'ltomaa' Xcltclric Oil In roqulr-
ed to cure ? Only a very little. A few drops
will euro any kind uf nu ncho ; nnd but a trill a
more ID needed for sprains nnd lamonop on.
KliouinatlHin la not BO roudlly afTout d ; au
ounce and sometimes two 6uicon ( are raruilrail.
No modiclne , lipwo er , Id w > turo to euro with
the Hume umiiber of appllcntiona ,
Oiruiia Slilp-Sliow Prlvllcgou.
Newark Journal
The "B.'do'ahpw1 privileges" covorq the
right to exhibit , in n tout adjoining that
of the big show , any nnd all aorta of al
joged uttrActiona and supposed monntros
itioB , with the inseparable adjunct of real
ijionatrobitioi of paintinga ouaide | , to
amuo and fascinate rur.il beholdora.
The license granted to a circus ordinarily
covcra all ita belongings , including the
side-allow. The "concert "
- privilege" cov
ers tliu variety ohm/ given in the main
tout after the ring performance oada.
Though tia ! ) Hhuvr hua no liscnae or nd.
Vortiaing cxpcnaea beyond sltch advor
tiaementu na is given by bellowing fnl
lovs ) offering tickpta for aale during Mio
main porformauco ita outlay ia HODIO <
times heavy in ita list of aalarics for flpcU'
uillo pcrformcra , who are oftoii Jiigl ;
priced. It , therefore , ia much letta proii
table , propprtionately , than the sido-aliow
but still ia quite u haudaome uourcu of revenue
venue Tfith any good and nucccssful clr
ens. The candy privilege" covers the
aalo of confectionery , nuts , fruit , lemonade
nade , etc , , in the main tent , The ' 'tick
ot privilege" involvca the right to aol
dally , in ndvAiico of the opening of the
Lickot wagon , nt slight incrcivoof price , n
certain stipulated [ numbr r of tickets to
Jio mnin show. "Aeule-show priullcgo"
ins been known to sell alone for § 150,000
'orj ' n single aonaon with n large nnd pit-
lularcircua , nud n "ticket privilege" for
ho same length of time has brought
* " ,000. Sometimes circus managers who
iid good popular unmet , but who were
inancially ruined by n dlsastrmu season ,
> ave boon put on their feet again pccu-
liftrily nnd started upon n now era of
trospority by the sales , _ in advance , of
heir privileges for n einglo season.
Shows have been started entirely by the
money paid for privileges.
HXCtTKMKNT.
"What caH Pi tlio Rront null nl Selirtiter k
Wchl's lr p Store1 Tlio frpo .listrllmtlim
of antnplo bottler of Dr. llo .inKo'n Cntigli niul
} . njj Syrup , the moit popvihr remedy for
Coiifiln , Gelds , CoiiBiunpUou niul Hronchiti
low on the mivtkot. Kcgiilnr sl/o W cents nnd
IOWA
\ Swede college is to bo established nt
Madrid.
The poatollico at Oltumwa was robbed
of $00 laat week.
The poraonnl tAxes of Loiunra for 1881
oot up § 108,538.
Fort Dodge ia oflcrcd n paper mill fern
n bonus of $20.000.
Two colored men nro nbout to start n
> npor in loa Moiuca.
There nro100 convicts in the Fort
tladiaon penitentiary , nn incrcaao of LTi
over Inat year.
The first annual reunion of the Lee
county soldiers' association will bo hold
\t Ft. Mndiaon , Thursday , , luno I ) .
The lown state fair promiuma amount
.o ? ; ! 0,000. The fnir will bo hold nt Dea
Moiiios , Auguat 27 to September 5. i
The Cedar Rapids pork-houso has cut
ip nearly J5,000 nioro hogs this season
han it did during the same time Inat
iToar.
iToar.Tlio
Tlio DrtrlingH and the Daisiea' ball clubs
m > the pet names of rival baao ball clubs
n Croston. In n recant game the Dnr-
inga proved to bo export iXusycuttora.
Biahop Perry reported at the l to
Episcopal convention nt Davenport thnt
luring the paat year ho had made 82
iaitationa , hold confirmation on18 occa-
Ions , nnd confirmed IWO persona.
At n baby show in Dubuque the com-
nitteo decided to award the prir.o to n
olored child , but the white mothers
aiaod auch n row tha.t the committee wna
'bligod ' to reconaidor , nnd give tha prlxo
gainat their better judgment.
Speaking in regard to the rumor that
ho Roman Catholic church in Iowa m y
o divided into three diocesea , the West
ern Watchman , published at St. Louis ,
, nd n lending paper of the Roman Catho-
io church , thiuka it is very probable , nnd
lint it had for n long time regarded the
Novation of Dubuque to n _ metropolitan
co aa only a matter of time ; that hia
grace of St. Louis lias alwaya thought
hat the different , sovereign states of the
inion should have their own archbishops ,
The Watchman thinks , that in the event
f Bishop Ilonneasoy's becoming an arch-
) ishop thnt there will bo smother opiaco-
> al aeo , either in DCS Moines or Council
31nfla. It thinks the 'former ' has the
sommorcinl ndvnntago , but that the latter
a geographically preferable.
CONVINCING.
Iho proof M the pudding ia not In chewing
, ho Btrfng , but in bavins nn opportunity to
oat the article direct. Schroter k liocht , the
Drupcistino n free trinl bottle of Dr. Bn-
eaukoa Ooufjhnnd Lmig Syrup for each nnd
every ono who ia nillictodvith Coii hs , Coldn ,
Asthma , Consumption or any Lung AlToctlou.
MEN'S SUMMEH AVE < \K.
From Nooktlps to I'limpH and From
GIovcH to Hose.
Dark-blue serge and flannel suits made
with sncquo coats will bo extensively
worn tills summer for every day.
Gloves will not bo worn this season ex
cept at very formal balls , and then ono
may bo removed. When dancing the
; ontloman is expected to hold his liand-
cerchiof agninat the lady's dross , so as
not to soil it.
Ecru mosquito-nutting flannel is a pop
ular and comfortable material for under1
wear.
Some of the newest bathing-Quits nro
nndo of very dark-bluo serge , with n lit-
Jo bmi'linr < f dark blue nnd buttons ol
, ho anmo color. Thny are becoming , nnd
a pleasant change from the once popular
"convict "
suit.
Very fashionable summer ties nro made
pf sateen nnd show fawn nnd lavender
{ rounds covered with small blue , gold or
ilvor p'olkn dots. They nro reasonable
.n price and wear well.
The moat popular hnndkorchiofa for
young men nro of fine cambric or linen ,
wjth a wide horn of rambrio , on which
designs of rings are intertwisted , ci- ;
noes , bows nnd urrpwu , oars , tonnia bats
etc. They are carried in the upper out
side pocket with just n little corner
showing ,
All decided colors except dark blue are
CBchovrcd in uecklies.
Collars nro still high , but are cut off n
little at the corners.
The most fashionable hose are lisle
thread in dulicato plaids , such na gray
and blue , fawn and brown , olive green
and brhk red , old gold nnd oltvootc , ,
Stripes in Uioso colors nro also uoen , and
Bftlbriggnna arc * coming into fayor for
tlio summer. Bright blue * and rods nro
not worn , except in the silk , na the dye
comes off on the focS
JPatont leather pumps are fitill [ fashion-
nblo for evening wear.
| Straw hats are much tlio same as thoao
ofilmtyoar , ' Coarse Milan straws ar < | >
preferred by young man. , f \
'The faabionablo shoes nro .nlill pointot
bit | uro made much longer thtm the feat.
They are therefore quite comfortable , bu
nr'p only worn by men with small feet.
'J'onnis shirts Will bo worn at the sea
niae and in the mountain. Dark-bluo
with nn old gold or crimson lacing are
the favor it on Boys will wear them ii
Ix th city and country , wih ( lawn-tennis
flhpcH and criinnon or dnrk-bllio surah silk
tics.
Lavcnclor and tan kid gloves are the
only kind worn.
JL'rniiiliuiiit Men.
Bulletin.
A Washington photographer , naya ho
nulls more portraits of President Arthur
thtm of any other public man. Speaker
Carliflla * comes next. Mra. Logan'ti per
tnjil.i are much iu demand. Ucn , Bherl
dan's BO ! ! better than nny other , nrmy
pfljcor. The artist has novcr succeedot
in inducing either Mr. Conkliug or Mr
I'latt to have his portrait taken , and the
same ia true concerning Bmmtora Dot
Cameron , Mahono , George nnd Bo wen
It was hard work to get a picture of Bun
a tor Edmunds , and Gen , ( irunt will nu
have his taken any more.
BUJIiHATTKN IN KENTUCHV ,
V WotulornillyAVoil-Told Mo Atiout n
Mnn ,
Cincinnati TlmwSlnr.
Jl'wo days nftor leaving Barbonrvillo
Ivy. ) 1 spent the night nt the o\bin of n
oor farmer among the hills , and nftor
upper some ono spoke of Hector D.ivia ,
'the man without bonea. " I Immediate-
, naked what was meant by the cxproa-
ion , when my host explained that Hector
) iwis was ono of their neighbors , living
oiuo three miles further on among the
.lountaina . , nnd that ho actually had not
bono in hia body.
Aa 1 expressed BOUIU skepticism , ho
oluutoorod to show mo over to Hector's
110 next morning. Wo knocked nl the
oor of the Davis cabin nbout D _ o'clock
ho next day , and the first thing thnt
truck my attention upon entering was n
niddlo-aged man sitting bolt upright , nnd
upportcd by n rtulo nnd peculiarly.
Imped framework. Ho was introduced
o mo as Hector Davis , I grasped his
mud upon first entering , but hia fingers
111 rolled up together like a cabbngo loaf
n a mushy sort ofray that imulo mo
, lad to lot go ot them. Taking hold of
iis limbs they yielded to the proasure
mlil they were flattened out twice their
roper width. The only indication of
jonoTrnn in the skull , which , _ whtlo pli-
blo almost na solo leather , still olVoroil a
: ind of protection to the poor fellow's
ir.iin. Ho shulllod oil' his slipper nnd
cqucatcd mo to atop on hia foot. 1 did
o , and it nt once aproad itnolf out until it
ookcd na if a railroad train had pasaed
vor it. It slowly resumed Ita natural
liapo , but it waa fully u half hour before
o wna nblo to get the foot in his
lippnr again. "IVrhapa you would
ko to tie my leg in a knotV ho aiiggest-
d. 1 found no dilllculty in performing
lia feat , while my friend accomplished
lie B.imo with the other leg , nnd after wend
nd nlao tied knots in both hia arms ho
resented n very knotty problem indeed ,
nd ono thnt would have act n pro-
cantonal contortionist craay. When wo
ad unravelled nil the knots nnd
trnightonod hislimbangnln , ho requested
a to lift him gently from hia framework
ud plnco him on the lloor. Thia wo
omul no easy tusk , for hia body slipped
bout in our nrma like nn eel , nnd it waa
nly by securing n firm grip on hi * cloth-
ng that wo managed to keep him from
ailing. Wo tinnlly succeeded in straight-
ning him out upon the floor , and then
ly friend , who seemed to thoroughly un
eratnnd tlio boneless man's progr.Ainmo ,
oizod a barrel standing near , nnd which
nftonvnrds learned contained turnips ,
nd , swiftly up-ending it , nt once pro.
coded to roll it over tlio proslrnlo D.xvis ,
mm his Iocs up to his chin and back
gain to hia [ tuca. The only manifcatn-
ions of pain ho made waa when the bar-
el passed over hia heart nnd lungs , but
tleft him in a horrible shape , I can
nly deacribo it by comparing it to
hat of n man made of mud nnd then
hrown up aud flattened againatn wall.
Vhilo his body waa wna aBauming its for-
nor shape , 1 learned from hia old apoc-
aclod mother that Hector , who WIIH 40
ears old , had always enjoyed excellent
loalth nnd provided vrull for her until
ho beginning of this peculiar nllliction
wo yonra ago. She did not know what
ho doctora might think of her Hector ,
a she "had not scon n doctor up in them
hnr hills for nigh on to twenty year- "
Til 15 MOON
TOWIIH , VilliiKOH nnd Cultivated
KlolilH Can bo Soon.
At the astronomical observatory of
Berlin , Bays a. translation from Nyn
'reason ' Holsliigor , n discovery him lately
boon made which , without doubt , will
aiiao the greatest sensation , not only
among the adopts in science , but oven
iniong tlio most learned. Professor
ilondmann , in that city , has found , bo-
rend a doubt , that our old friend , the
noon , is not n mere lantern which kindly
urnishoa light for the loving youth
and gaii companies of pur planet ,
> ut the abode of living , intelli
gent beings , for which ho is pre
pared to furnish proofs most convincing.
Ity accident Dr. IMendmann found lhat
.ho obsprvations of the inoon gave but ,
r'ory unsatisfactory results , owing to the
ntensity of the light power of thomoon'a
ktmoaphoro , which is that strong that it
affects the cqrrcptnoflfi of Hip obsorva-
tipns in a very high degree. Ho then
idncoivod the idea to make the obloct
jkiBs of the refractor lena iionsilivo to the
rays of light , and for that pnrppso he
darkened it with the omoko of camphor.
[ ttook months of experimenting before
lid succeeded in linding Ins right
degree of obscurity of tlio glass , and
when finally found ho then with the re
dactor took a very accurate photo of the
noon's surface. Tina lie placed in n aim
microsccopo , which gaVe the picture n
diameter of fifty-five and one-half loot.
The revelation waa moat startling. It
overturned all hitherto entertained
dcas of the moon's nurfuco. Thoao level
ihiiim which formerly were hold to be
oceans of water , proved to bo verdant
iolda , and what formerly -wore oousldor-
od mountains turned out in deserts ol
sapd unit ocentls Of water. Towns and
habitations of all kinds nro plainly dis <
coiniblo , as > well au signs of industry nnd
.rallic. The learned professor's study
ind obserVntions of old Luna will bo repealed
pealed every full niudn whou the sky ii
sjoar , and wo venture to predict that the
lime ia not far diatanl when wo ahall
kiiow morp about the man in the moon
tlijm as being an agent in Kt.glish pull
ties.
In 1674 , Dr. Hammond waa chosen
Profcsaor of the diseases of the Mind and
Nervous System in the medical department -
mont of the University of the City ol
Now York. IJo has since occupied that
chair1 and haa won n magnificent fortune
in'the'practice of medicine , His wife
hat contributed vastly to his SUCCOHS.
Uy her hand most , of the dqctor's ijioru
famous works | iavo been trans9ribod
from His notes. "Sloop and Its Derange
ments , " "Insanity mid Its Medico-Legal
Isolations , " "Tho Physics and Physiolo
gy of Spiritualism , " and "Intimity in
Ha Relation to Crime" have all been
wrlttou ivith her loving aid.
Two children hava hcon born to Dr.
nudMrfl. yilliam A , Umuniond. The
aon follows hia father's profession ? the
daughter ia inuniod to an Jtalivn noblu
man , ( he Marquis di lnm > ; o.
The Columbia Democrat In counting tin
clilqliend 110 f nro the HlielU uro cracked. Hun
i * nu echo of tha cry which Imn heuu ralxml Ii
Hhull Cificlc "I'.xult , ye lioitHnf iKniol. fo
tha ilayjof ilallvoranculu ntliund ! .Icrlchola
cumpannecl , tlio i > riu < ts nro mnrcliln itrouml
iln wullj , the trimipotH aru | BuimilliiK anil Its
battloinenU trouiblo froui turret to founila.
lion utviiu. Ngvuniber will hoar the rrivuj
nlnnit and the iliubriilti i > ( iluuiovrutlu victory
will make the uld urchoa of huu > on rliif.
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