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    OMAIIA DAIL * BEE SATURDAY JUNE 21 , 1884.
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HoinrlliluK Mimed.
Tlio gummer l jmt In IU Tiroudwt vrlrno--
The earth If Rrrrn nnrt the nklea nro blue ;
Kut wlinro In tlio lilt of Ilio nldoii tlmo ,
Wlion llfo wan ft melody wedded to rhyme ,
And dreams wcro HO teal Ihoy all seemed
tttio ? . . . ,
There h im on tlio mcndows nnd bloom on
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And never a bird but Is mad with cloo.
But tlio pulno that bounds and the blood tint
And Iho hope conn nnd the joy that gush&s ,
Are lost forever to you and inn.
TJinro nro dawns of nmbcr and nmcthvflt ,
Thrro are purple mountains and pala pink
Thnt flmli to crimson where skies have kissed ;
lint out of life there Ii ramoHiIng missed ,
Something better limn all of thcso.
Wo mlsi the faces wo mod to know ,
The srrlllnct lips nnd the eyes of truth ,
Wo mlsi the bounty nnd wnrmth nnd ( flow ,
Of the Inva that brightened our long w ,
And ahl wo miss wo mlsi our youth ,
PATfF AT HOME.
A Visit to Ilio flaslle Craig-y-Nos ,
-TtieDiyaasa Hosto. '
How tlio Queen of Honjr Ijlvcn nnd
KntortnliiR In Jler llotimntlu
"Welch Home ,
Corrcspondonco rf San Francisco Chronicle.
OAHTI.B CitAin-Y-Nos ,
SOUTH WAJ.E.H , May 12 , 1881.
It was evening when wo nrnvod flora :
on Monday last , BO thai I was unnblo to
do moro tlmn got an idea of the general
appearance of Patli's Wolsli homo before
dinner. Long before that wns ever it
was night-time , Then came the fire
works , nnd by the time they were over
.
we that id , Jf. nnd I , nt loanl were
glad enough to retire for rest. Having
now got somewhat accustomed to _ our
novr surroundings nnd nearly familiar
with the extraordinary spoiling of thu
places hereabouts , I purpose devoting nu
hour or BO to writing n chatty descript
ion of how the diva who recently sot
San ; Francisco in a furor lives in her
caatlo of Craig-y-Noa and of how charm
ing a hostess I'atti proves herself tinder
her own roof. First of all , hownvcr , I
must go back to the incidents of our ar
rival. ' On the arrival of the diva at
Liverpool she was -joined by some
friends , who took "four-whoolora" to n
special train which had boon made up
for the party , nnd heading southwards ,
were soon whirling through the loveliest
possible country. Mmo. I'atti laughing
ly informed us that after her phenomen
ally quick transatlantic passage she could
not poasibly stand the experience of an
ordinary Welsh train , the pace of that
conveyance being , it seems , a sort of
market-going jog , with halts made when
ever the engineer or guard wanted to
chat with BO mo of his numerous relatives
along the road. About 4 o'clock in the
afternoon everybody was getting hia or
her belongings together , Cray station being -
ing near , where wo were to leave the
train , when a roar nnd crash were heard
away to our right. "That's the Krupp , "
explained Mmo. I'atti , and she wont on
to toll us that the head keeper always
Grcd it iu salute whenever oho returned
homo. At Cray , which is but a tnilo or
from the castle , wo found a dozen or
carriages of every description , from a
Jog-cart to a landau , iu waiting , and n
crowd ot people , who cheered like a lie-
publican rally.
A HUAHTY IlKCUPTION.
I have not had much experience in
regal | receptions , but I am sure a queen
sould not bavo boon moro heartily wel
comed than Patti waa by tnoso whom she
ifloctionatoly calls "her pooplo. " There
vroro arches of Iloworo acrois the -road ,
raoro arches at the castle gates , flags fly
ing : , floworo filling the air , guns booming
md people shouting , until wo began to
ipprcciato the fact that Potti was la diva
nor homo as well as on the stage. As
icon as Pattl's ' carriage turned into the
Irivowny n band struck up "Homo
3wcot Homo. ' ' The tears came into a
Patti'a cyco then , and ns I remembered
lor farewell singing of that song at the
IIrand Opora-houEo and thought of the
no or two other things away eft" in San
Francisco , I am not ashanlod to confess
hat I saw everything through a blur for
ho next moment or two. Everything in
onncotion ! with the welcome homo WAS
carried out ia the saino grand atyle.
'cotiiion in livery were stationed on the
orch nnd assisted madame as I find
iho is always called hero and hot guests
arrivo. All arrangements must have
joon made before hnnd , for everybody
vos conducted to the bedroom that had
svidontly boon prcassigncd to them und
found oursolvca charmingly located
md with a servant unpacking our valises
though wo had entered a first-class
lotcl. While wo were dressing fur ain-
icr wo could hear tlio villagers cheering
ivory now nnd again , while a fifo and to
Irum band began playing aomo wild mu-
which 1 suppose must have boon , '
intional , Summoned to dinner by sounds
a gong , wo were once moro treated to
nusio by the brass band , which it op-
icarod had como up from Swansea , the
luaiciaus being stationed in the "winter ire
arden , " which I shall refer to further
.
A IJ8I-rAY OK FIUKWOJIKS. -
As soon as dinner vras ever rockets gn ;
do
rcro sent up and there was begun a tal
plondid display of firoworkn which last *
until nearly midnight. When the last CO
Ionian candle had boon lot oil'wo were it
lad enough to rotlro. Next morning on
oming down stairs , wo found all assom- llo
led for breakfast in thq conservatory , fai
diva looking as fresh as n peach.
Srcaktftst had scarcely begun whou the 801
ootinnn brought in the fetter-bag nnd naY
ave it to madamo. who unlocked it nnd tal
tistributcd the mall. No excuse is needed
reading letters hero sensible fash- coi
tw
1 and so for awhile every ono was Tee
juey. Every ono , too , would road out
lei
vlmtovor ho or aho thought would bo in.
.arosting ! to the others ; BO it was moro tw
ike n family party than anything olso. tw tw
Fhls morning was chiefly devoted to cor twW
respondence and lounging around. After W
lunch : wo wont to va
our rooms , wo ladies
shnnged our wrappers for warm dresses ,
gentlemen donning coats , hats and
ilovos , while the horses were being of
Brought around for all to take a drive. I lili
had the good fortune of accompanying ofdii
Patti in her high T-cart , she driving and dii
handling the lines like a coachman. II. do
wont with Mrs , llosonwald and Miss bl
Laoy , while Nicolinltook Mr. Roscnwnld. all
Our destination waa the little village of mi
Ystradgynlais , a uamo which brought to anm
mind those lines in "Tho Ingoldsby m
"
Logonde" :
Not far from his dwelling. fr
From the \alo prJiully swelling , frwi
llosu a mountain ; IU naino wiw ]
You'll oxcure mo from tolling ,
til
the vowels matlaueo of ia Weiih are so
few or
That the A and the K , the I , 0 uucl U
LTnvo really but little or nothing to doj
And ; tlio duty , of course , falU the hoatler by
the Ii and tha If , and the N ud the It.
' first ylable , "run. " la proauuucoablo ) on
then tlia
Como two U/i and two III I'd , two l'T' and
tin N ;
About half a soaro ll'i and nomeW's follow ,
Uoatlug all my elTorti at cuplion y hoUow.
A U01UNT10 V1LLAOK.
Outlandish as ita uamo is , we found the
villigo both pretty and romantic. W
slopped for nwhilo nt n little inn , kept
of couwo by a man named Kvans. 1 sa ;
"of coureo , " for , so fi r as I havn soon , i
n man hero i not called Jones ho is sur
to bo called Morgan , and if ho is no
called Morgan ho in certain to bo csllei
Evans. The little inn was as old-fash
ioncd as rain , while down Blairs it wa
the realization of what I had hoard abou
the qunint comfort , with its big kitchen
flagged with stone ? , its high decked dres
or decked out with the most remarkable
specimens of old china , ita hugo opct
grate , its lofty mantel-piece holding tnl
brass randlo-sticko , and its heavy beams
from which dangled the hams , bacon nm
onions for the coming winter. This i
the place to teach politeness , fur Idoclan
I neVer saw anything so universal and of
feeling. Wherever wo made our ap
ponranco , no matter what they were do
ing , the people would stop their work
and "drop a courtesy. " As wo drovi
along the old people would ilock to thu
doors and dip the drop , while the babies
playing in the road would scurry away
and then bob up and down with the
solemnity of marionettes. The lauds o
Graig.y-Nos must bo almost a domain , fo :
In nil our drive that day wo did not gi
outside of the couriering of the Patt
.oimutry.
VATTl'fl CASTLE.
Coming homo wo had a full view of the
castle. It ia called , as you know , Craig
yNos , nnd is perched high up on n clef
mountain , reminding mo strongly of the
Twin peaks that lie back of Nee valley it :
ion Francisco , except that it is plentiful
Iy wooded. The castle is nearly nt the
top of this mountain , nnd is built uftor
.thu common fashion of all Welsh castles ,
with low bastions , and what is called
curtain between that is , n straight line
of wall joining two Bomi-circular towers.
The walla , which nro of the grayish-green
ulato so plentiful there , nro topped with
battlements and covered hero nnd there
with ivy , while the windows are either
arched or gabled. Spreading away in
front nro the gardens and lawns , nil ter
raced because of the precipitous charac
ter of the ground , nnd so coming gradu
ally down to the little valley along which
wo had just driven. Through this valley
runs n lovely little river , with an unpro
nounceable name , spanned by numerous
protry bridges and well stocked with fish.
The valley opens into the great Swansea
valley , while the whole country arouud is
extremely mountainous nnd abounding in
game. So much for the exterior.
J..YTBUIOH ATTHACTIONH.
The cnstlo contains twenty-two rooms ,
none of them very largo , but atl warm
and cosy , as they should bo in this clim
ate. Patti's own is hung with blue silk ,
all the upholstery being to match , while
attached to it is a little dressing-room that
is complete enough in its appointments
for n princess. The drawing-room is
charming , and ho must bo a dull porusn
who could not iiud something to intereat
him thoro. It contains two grand
pianos , albums , statuettes , pictures nnd
olfiirings from admirers , chief among the
latter being an cxquioito inlaid cabinet
containing gold and ailvcr coronets , with
which almost every nation in the world
him crowned the diva "Queen of Song. "
The morning-room is also a "littlo be
ty , " but was chiully attractive to mo
cause it contained a picture of the poor
late Duke of Albany , with his autograph
across the top and a mnnly , modest letter
begging Patti to accept Ins picture in re
turn for ono aho had sent him. In the
billiard-room is an immcnso orchestrion ,
which is snt playing every night after
dinner , which , by the bye , has boon
nerved in the conservatory during the
lovely vrcathor we have been having.
I'ATTl'S TAimOTS. _
T Oiio would imagine that the main at' T
traction of a conservatory would bo its
flowers , but nt Craig-y-Nos it is the par
rots , First of nil , there is the little gray
follow Patti had in San Francisco ; then
largo ono , called Jumbo , next n big
white cockatoo , with n gorgeous flame-
of
colored crest , called Punch , nnd last of
all , a largo green parrot , called Laura >
They all eocm protornnturally intelligent
and gnbblo in a way that would shame a
sowing mooting. First of all , Punch mlvl
will begin to waltz , suddenly atop this to vl
rnhoorso the doleful tragedy of Punch is ,
and Judy and wind up that with an un :
earthly yell and the inquiry , "What are
you going to do about it ? " At this the
little gray ono will scream out an admir of
ing "Bravo , Polly 1" whereupon the
whole tribe will cry cut , "Oh , shut
upl shut up ! " and then burst into a 10i
Dutch concert , each bird singing a differ 10h
ent tune in a dilloront key. In
TIIJ : smiMEit fUimKN ,
_ The conssrvatory loads put from 'the in
dining-room proper nnd thin in turn lends 'C '
the winter garden , which I consider
the great beauty of the estate. This is a
'ardcn of great cizo , entirely covered in f1jc
with grass und containing tunning foun jc
, graveled walks nnd ruatio"scats. .
iVdjoining the winter gardens nro the hot- *
louses ono in which nothing but grapes
cultivated , the second devoted to
inenpplco , cucumbers and strawberries
md the third for ilowora. A short dia- ;
-anco from this third conservatory is the
ashougo ; , whore , mndoc the Buporluton- :
lonco of two men , gas for the whole es-
ablishmont is manufactured , Then
somes ! the stables , containing ton
twelve horses and carriage's nnd
jarto ot all descriptions , while ad-
ioining each other are an immonno
lower garden , kitchen garden , orchard , n
'armynrd with cows and chickens of all
lorts , and a "phoasantry , " which , as ita
iamo indicates , is filled with pliosants.
iTou will easily imagine that such an os *
ablishment ns this is not run without
sonnidornblo "help. " There uro indeed , hi
iwonty servants , not Including the gamo-
coopera and gasmen , distributed as fo' . ' ' ; Jews J
ows : Two cooks , two chambermaids , . .
wo butlers , five gardnow , two coachmen , "
.wo footmen , two otablomon , mndamo'a
wo nmids , tnonaiour'a valet and thov
iromon of the laundry , whoso number eJ
rarica according to that of the guests.
TUB DIVA'S JIOSl'ITALITY.
Notwithstanding the extent and variety gel ;
the establishment , everything goes
iko clockwork. The vrholo caatlo speaks sot
refinement nnd culture. No great or
llsplay of wealth ia made ; ovorythlng.in. is"
lood , ia plain , but vary , very coinforta- tlit s
jlo. Abundance and good chocr are on ]
aides , wliilo Patti ahowa n novr and tin
moro lovable aide of disposition in her lat
inxioty to please every ono alike nnd to r
m&ko all arouud her hapj > y and at homo. ante
Nicullni and II. have just como back to
from < fishing iu the lake below the caatlo , vet.
with trout enough for to-day'a dinner , (
which reminds mo that I must dress for tin .hi
that meal , and that I have written Ot (
enough. AT. DE YODNQ ,
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AH Adiulro n HamlBOinoFaco. bu
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A jmro , clear ikln will innko any face liand- >
aoiao , JlaiiKoatly anything which strength *
* nnd onrlchca thu blood will directly atTect tot
whole person , All oniptlonu of tha uktn tlomi
disappear when llurtiock Jlloml llitlcri are cm- mini
ployed , They nro a vcglUUeremoily of lues- i
tlnublo value , ni
lui
o * N , 0. Tobacoo fincit in thom :
land.
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MUSIOAIjAND DUAMATIO.
Miss Xldn Sffun ( ! will tnr next SOMOD.
> flM Kffio I'.lWor'n starring tour will beg !
In MM Mulnoi , July .11.
Clarn MnrrU promlsefl an Knglleh tour , i
her loiiio buck will permit.
Iltrtloy Cainpboll will have fix companlc
on tlio road licit Beanon phylnt ; Ms drnmiu.
lUfacl JonofTy h writing tlio mtulc of
comic opera , tlio libretto of which Ii by Jin
Ficeman
I.aurii Don , Iho boaiitifiil and cccentrl
lonillnr ; lady , In ( tuiiportliig Frank 3M yo fo
tha remainder of the
.Tohu MjCulIough lias como bock from hi
fishing trip looking M brown as a berry am
Iu splendid form phyclclally.
Mmo. Dottl , late of the Maploson Opera
Company , hi * gene to Paris to study. Sh
will remain abroad for two years ,
Tlio valtio of theatrical ronl estate in th
United Htato ? ha * been ostlmatod at 110,000 ,
OCO , divided among 2,652 theatres ,
Mnpleson hns cngagnd I'atti to Mnjr In
America noxtioason. She la to rooivo ? - \ OGC
for | each concert , nnd all her oxponsw are ti
bo paid.
It in announced by cable that Anton Hub
instt.'in will produce a now opera oil an o.ifttern
subject at the Stndt Theatre , ia Hamburg
next Autumn ,
It In rumored that Miss Lillian llimell ha
been engaged by Manager John McCnull t <
croatotlie title role In "Nell Gwynn" uex
Benson at the Now York Casino.
In Lltlla Hock , Arkannas , thorn ii an A cad
cmy of Muslo with a stage 22 by 10 fcotwhtcl
Is booking big attrnctlonR. Tlio coinblnatlon
It may bo presumed will play in sections.
The German emperor ha * given pormtMion
to the trnmpotors of the Hoonth Crusadern
the so-called "Ulsmarck'a Yellow Cuirawlers , '
to proceed to London to play nt the Crysta
I'alaco In uniform. This la a N cry exceptlona
occurrence.
I'von Havorly's S300 n week Is not likely to
console Hilly Ltnorson the minstrel , during his
stay In London. Ho wont to the Derby will
1'lungor Wnlton nnd lost moro money thai
hols likely to make by several months'u
singing and dancing.
Not content with Lidy Macbeth , Mmo. Sa
rah Bcrnhardt wants to net Itomoo. A cab ]
dispatch says that M. Iticliopin , who mad
tha version of Macbeth recently performed Ii
Paris , ban beencng.igod by the management o
the Porto St Martin to translate "Koinco ant
Juliet. " Mile. Hading is to act Juliet.
Henry Irving presented Lawrence Barre
with thn Order of Ht. George , worn by Mr
KdmuudKean aililchurd III. Attached to
It was tha following letter :
My DHAU BAHIUT Sometimes just wear
thin around your neck at a token of Clove am
rcmombcroucQ from your frlond ever ,
llENUY Ir.VING.
At a recent pcrformnnco of "Romeo nm
Jullot" In Vienna , the Juliet , Fri. Wosscly
while exchanging love pontimonti with llomoi
in the balcony BCOUO. suddenly had an attack
of nose-bleeding. With great coolness eho
began to cleverly abridge the Hcono , nnc"
Homco , who took in the situation , nssistei :
her nooly , so that her retreat was efTectt'i
without breaking the continuity of the play.
When LotU was hissed for pinging "In the
Swcot By-nnd-By" on n London stage , it was
broadly hinted that n rival of Lotto's was re-
nponslblo for the disturbance , James 11.
itogors , Mlnnlo Palmer's manager , wns ac
cused of conspiring against LotU. He pub
lished a strong denial. Since that time Lotta
nnd Mlnnlo Pnlmor have been travelling
through England , after playing concurrent en
gagement ? .
Mmo. Minnie Hauk is to be heavily backed
next season in the production of English
opera on n grand scale. Artists of the first
rank are already being engaged. A ballot
will bo a feature. Costumes and Econery will ;
bo on a scnlo of hitherto unequalled magnifi
cence. "Faust , " "liur Freiechutt" "Lohen
grin , " "Carmen , " and "Kra Diavolo" will
have a place In the repertoire. No tirao has
been sot for tha opening.
UEL1GIOUB.
There are 81,717 clergymen , and 17,307,878
church communicant * iu the United States.
Forty thoutand dollars baxo been subscribe !
for the erection of a now Baptist church in the
city.of Detroit Midi.
Five hundred Mormon recruits forTJtahleffc
Liverpool on Saturday under charge of Elder
Thompson and Bishop Kendal.
At tha general assembly of the Northern
Prrsbytorian church at Saratop. * , the foreign
and home mission boards each reported an
income during the last year of over SGOO.OOO.
Bishop Pierce , of Goureia , has a walking
cano that wan inndo from some of the timber
'tha first Methodist church built on Ameri :
can soil. The cano is 120 years old , and \vus
presented to the bishop'd father many yoais
igo.
igo.Tho
The Lutheran church building about two
miles from Madison Court House , Virginia , >
ivhich was erected 131 years ngo , nnd Is known
the "Old Dutch Church , " hm been thor \
Dughly renovated , and was recently to-ded1 ! nc
atcd.
It will causa intnnsn sorrow to the many
trionda of Mr. Ira D. Snnkoy , the companion
rial Mr. Moody , to know that hia health has
Fallcd.and that his reutnratiou in deemed abso
lutely improbable. Ills voice will probably
never again bo hoard.
There i colored in
were forty-two delegate1"
the late Methodist ( Jen'rnl Confennco held
Philadelphia , one Hindu Ham Chandra
Uoso ono JCurasinn , and missionaries from
India , China and Italy. Tlio colored inon
made n fine nppoarnuce , como of them
being nblo nnd Interesting speakers.
The old Bethel of Father Taj lor at North
Square , Boston , ha" been sold to the Italians ,
f1 whom there are nome 8,000 families in
Boston , for religious and educational purposes ,
I'lio Boston Porto and Seaman's aid society
ill occupy for the probunt the Muriueni'
Home , just opposite the Bethel , but will
Jtillil u > iow btr net tire Homowhoro near.
The Presbytery of Chicago will hold a short
icesloii on Monday , thn iCtli , totako action on
ho request of the Itov. ! ' . O. Oggel to bo
olcaxcd from tha pastoral care of tha Wost-
nlnistor Churrli , In order that ho might nc-
oit ( an iinltatinn to take ch.irgo of the Bethel
jhnrchnf Honolulu. The call to this now
ield of labor was entirely unexpected.
HONEY FOUTHK IiAUIIflS.
Silks of all styles are fashionable this sum-
ncr. Stool buttons prevail largely among novel- [
Cfl.
Jersey gloves are the rage with tollo'a ' of
ummer fabrics.
The outlines of the face can be softened by
fixing of the hair.
Pale ] lavender is a favorite tone for ombrold-
on black stockings.
I
The now "moonlight lot * " have brilliancy
.liiioat equal to that of diamonds.
Now bangles have half of the hoop studded
vlth rubies , emeralds or diamonds.
Butterflies , horBO > hocs. and balls are mount-
as plnn for fastening Mollcru vests.
The newest earrings are copies of the swamp
lowillp , made of bright Ktruacan yellow
olJ.
olJ.Tha
Tha hanJsomeft dog-collars are of black or
omo dark shade of volvotstuddod with rubles
emoraldi.
An * adjustable finger ring la now. The tlzo
regulated by eliding the band in or out of
eottlntr to the stone.
Parasol covers of laca nro mod ovsr bright
Ints The "Initial" handle la
of all colors , a
ato'novelty that will please young ladles.
Tlio woolen materials most fashionable
brocha woolona and these with tapes ,
ilowers , or with checkers or spots In vel
vet.Ona I
Ona of the now straw bonnets Is made of
natural cylinder shape utraw pressed Into
ihapo without making the crown piece sopor- on i
itely. ino
lionnot and hat ornamenU in metals come
the form of beetle * , Illes , moths , birds , > r <
Jtickla * and tildes and heidi of Animals and 111 '
M , i 'j
La\vn drcues , trimmed with shnjila dot
machine worked embroidered frills and I
lounces , nro sold M low as $7 the suit , ro&dy ale
uads.
BonnoU with soft crowns , In the sliapo of he
bonne's cap , are fiuther trimmed with
urge gold-hooded plus stuck across tha r *
rowu ,
Burn of different kinds are among tha
ilecoratlous u ed upou hats and bonnets , tht o
of thn chestnut just bursting being much ad
mired.
Bund * of linen cut in block ? , rometlmM
MtornaUng whlto nnd color , or whlto Mid
bl.iclc , nro fold nt ITcnnts tlio yard to do duty
m linen collar ? ,
To wear ft Mothrr IfftMiwd dr M on Iho
ntroot in A mtadomonnor In Loui vlllo , and a
dungeon deep in the city keep nwnltn the
womtm who dares.
Pretty black , whlti nnd colornd gilln nf-
ternoon tea aprona nro bordered with Inco nnd
decorated on ono curved cotnor with n mlt of
of embroidery or n pointed design.
Itti now thn fashion ntnnnir Chlc/ipo
to hnvo their hoots blacked. Of conrso It mutt
bo oxnonilvo. but tlio wo suppo o it imrr
would bo fashionable if it were not. Lowell
Cltlr.cn.
Tlio fA hlon of wearing n Imihol or * o of
botiq' ot on tlio corsage In n fnehlon of the past.
The latest style Is n Mnpla rose or peony on
the shoulder , or thrco in n row dinguiinlly
acrois the breast.
It takes 2100 pancakes 'to furnish the VAP-
sar girls with n ulnplo bronkfost. Hut eh ,
inorcyl they don't call 'em pancakes. They
speak of them < is "rotundlfolious buns. " Uur-
Hnglon Frco Praia.
Pretty costumes of plaid and plain gingham
cnmblnallon nro Keen everywhere , nnd pntno of
tho'o can bo bought ni low an eight dollars ,
whllp for ten dollars quite an elaborate dro s
In this material can bo secured ,
The Now York professor of whistling know
what ho was nbout when ho advertised that
liig mouths could , by n thorough course of
study , bo made small , pontlnc nnd klssablo.
Ills school Is besieged by ambitious maidens ,
_ Dncniiso A Chicago girl loaves her shoes out
side of the door of her room in n hotel to Ira
polinhnd , it does not excuse the porter for
knocking nnd asking if she want * "tho o
valises tikon down to tho.'olUcoto bo chocked. "
Boston 1'oat.
Colored hcoi nro marroN of finish , nnd nre
much uwd in trimming thin silk nnd woollen
tissues. ISorgo Inco Is ti od for Tpongoo and
mm'd veiling , and other colors In lace are gpn.v
nlum rod , terra cotta , hrniizo , pray , smoke ,
blue , brown , croon , and dilfcrcnt tints in cream
and ivory white.
There h ft now peculiar style of white and
c-onm cotton batlsta , embroidered in sprays ,
double dots. Greek dquaros , nnd polka dots.
Those batistes nro made up into polonaise to
1)0 ) worn over silk skirts nnd nro trimmed with
Inco nnd looped with flots of ribbon mrtching
the color of the skirt.
The general shape of draped skirts retrains
divided into two distinct stylex ; the skirt inoro
than ever clinging over the hips , tightened
iusldo at the back , not with tiring tun into
the tnnterl.il , which ( neil the fabric , but with
two rows of elastic ribbon , vcrywido , fivttenod
ultU infety pins. The FOCOIH ! model is the
skirt which is pleated , and fully draped over
the hips front nnd back. So , ngain , the tight-
Fitting bodice with points , graceful , and mak
ing the waist look slighter , is the accepted
rival of itho blouso-bodlco , draped over the
chpst , very becoming ? nlso , nnd which requires
lo bo inndo of some light , soft material. Mich
as veiling , crape , surah , or muslin. JCIthcr
shnnn must bo chosen according to the style of
one's figure.
IMPIETIES.
The statute of Mnrtain Luther will feel
quito at homo in Washington , where reformers
arn ns plentiful us faults in our neighbor's
children. [ Boston Transcript.
In Texas the inosquitoos are already so an
noying that oven Major 1'onn. the distin
guished rovlvalist'cannot keep his congrega-
; atiou asleep. [ Texas Sittings.
A Kromont , Nebraska , girl took the prize
or blowing the largest neap bubble at a churth
sociable. If her lungs hold out pho will be
iblo to talk her husband out of tha houso.
Ne\v York Journal.
Spurgoon Bays tint ha never had nuy faith
n luck except that good hick will carry a man
> ycr a ditch if he jumps well , and will put n
jit of bacon into iiis pot if ho looks after bis
garden and keeps a pig.
Foil Worth , Tex. , is a mailing town. It
ins a wliito elephant , a cattle exchange , a
variety show of beautiful blondes , a gambling
saloon , and live hundred gin mills. Tlioro la
now some talk of building a church.
Verily the salvation army is mighty to save ,
A Hallelujah lass told at Salem , Mais. , the
other night , how eho had been filled with
worldly pride , and loved dress and finery and
ftroro her hair banged ; but now elio was saved
ram all her pride , her bangs wera gene , and
she was happy. Then "Happy Bill" sang :
Her bangs nro washed away ,
Oh ! happy , happy day ! "
An inventor has lately obtained nt Washing-
on a patent for a now style of poor box.
fhislooks to us like invontlvo genius waxtad.
Che market for poor boxes is limited , in this
ountry at least. The poor box is not a house-
told necessity. _ Neither can it bo clasped
among the luxuries. There is no faehionablo
craze for poor boxes , no overpowering anxiety
o learn what the latest style of poor box miy
. Nobody feels bad when bo cannot find n
usoforono. TTnleis the inventor has devised
collection box that will turn pennies nnd
irousor buttons into nickels and dimes it islet
lot likely ho will got enough out of hia invon-
rion to pay the patent solicitor's fees.
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OF SUPERIOR
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FHURSDAY , JUNE 26TH , IPC
1884 , nt 1 O'Clook p. in. PC
will Mil 45 bead ot vcrv cholo * well bred Short
orun , from roy o n herd of Ncqruka bred cattle ,
eared on Kebrtuka Rruttcn.
ANa U Bimoi'BIUKK , ol Lfcclurg , Kentucky ,
( the oldcit Kentucky brenden , will Kll lth
IBhcadof mporlor uilmilio * lilgh breeding 7
emalea and 8 bullfc Wo earnestly tollcH the catllo
roodcn and ( anuert o ! Kebraika and vicinity to In *
pectt billet of cattle , as wo think their mjwrlorlty
coumirnd them toour favor.
My offering ! eontltU Iu Si ( outlet > nd 10 bulli ,
cprtitntlni ; the toVong \ lamllle * :
> altla < , ( by lUruaby ) , lluby' * . Lady Ellnboth'i ,
dcliUU MatildaX I'rlnceiMn Jane' * . Zello't I.\dy
iJ , with other * . Cattle \iill bo at the Checkered
trn , LUiooln , N b. , from the 20th day ol June , to
veth , ilayol ial .
Forfurther pirilcuUn , addrou FroJ. U.ixx ) ,
O , U Druco , Lhioolu , Nebraska , or Wm. Dally ,
'U'Neb
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Jo 11- Slid j * 15 to U o l Auctioneer * .
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