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Pilsner . Bohemian.
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DOMESTIC *
Budwoiser St. Louis.
Anhauser St. Louis.
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Schlitz-Pilsnor Milwnulteo.
Kruc's Omaha.
Ale. Porter , Domestic and Ilhme
Wine. ED. MA.U11ER ,
HAS NO SUPERIOR.
The Steok is a Durable Piano.
TUB 6TECK HAS rJlNOlKQ QUAL1TV OF TONE
FOUND NO OTIIBIl PIANO.
BOLD NLY DV
WOODBRIDQ-E BROS , ,
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HEN [ MINGS
IdPROVED
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ELASTIC SECTION
CORSET
I warranted (9 irear longer. HI
itLe form nuter , mt c | o twite.1
'fatlifullon ' than ny oilier Core. :
In the Biarket , or pricu paid vrll.
b rtrrundrd. TlioludorwmeijUoi
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WUIWMVUO. i'l'OUimuw Uteilclc Only wunUtlel-JK
HI. IkltlnniiTlru Hut n-n < l tu KlMtrluly anil inuu
tunitm lliroucli tb > bvdjuui cau U > rtclitr ia lu ui lu
SI.OOO Would HotDU" It.
Pa. UokXB I was afflbted with rhcuiuutlim an
cartd by u Inj { a belt. To any one aillloUd v1U
UAtdUUte , I would taf , buy Ilorne' * Klectrlo Ikil
Any oae o o confer wltb me by writing calllo
ai luy Ktore , HW DougUi rtr .t. Oiaalu , Neb.
WILLIAM LYONi
UAIK orr/CB-OnpoilU t > o toU2re , room 4 Fi en
CMUootr ,
tf If at nit 1.1 0. Y , Goodoitn'l Vro'Storo' lit
Afrura HI Oi/w'j ,
Vttha * Ulul V. 0 D ,
A. Woril to tlioVlBC. .
The woman of fiwliton , with .Toraoy of jet ,
Must mftko tin her mind to itornotnal fret ;
'ho beads will fall oft and the fringes will catch
n orory projection of door , knob or latch ;
lor needle nnd thread mint bflalwajT ) In moDe
Do yon think that It i > ys her to bo such n
Now when ho Is ( hopping , the bout thlnp to
pot
i n well fltUnir .Tcrsoy without any Jot ,
Vlth n'sliwh up behind and n wldo ribbn ww
'hat with RSUZO or with ( Ilk it may equally
Ro ,
lit ttoman" ro foolMi , and lovlnp ; to ghlno
n biDglos nnd bujrlcs nnd ovorythlng fine ,
'heir comfort convonlonco and oa o not ruiluo
'o ( itrut , llko a ixiacook , In fomlnino prldo.
Axviully Sweet.
' 'hen IeUlo' ! pltickln1 meadow poalcs ,
Heir Bwoot to trip bosldo her ,
nil bravely feel , nmong the roses
No woo Khali o'er betide her.
hen tnuoczo her hand that , dimpled , Hoa
So daintily In thlno ,
And feel the flood that Tills her tyea-
No drops of common brlno ,
] 3ut lovo's inspiring wlno.
h , yes , with hearts a-pnlpltallu'
And feolln'a queer Ml over ,
'Is nwcotor than your roller skatln'
Or huntm1 snipes with Hover ,
'o walk with maiden , clover wadln' ,
And think sho'i plail ho met you ,
Then chat at gate in d tylleht fadln1 ,
If "dad and mam" fill lot you ,
'TIs sweet , Indeed "I bet you. "
St. Lout ) Call.
HONEY FOIl THE JJADIES.
Black 8panl h lace over pink 5s especially
irotty.
The old-fashloncd cuff-button Is preferred to
ho link.
The most fashlnablo chest cloaks nro made
f iiongco.
There is n reaction this year In favor of the
hade bonnet ,
It Is the low-cut ihoo that catches the gnu-
Host stocking.
I''astorn belles now UHO an Invisible lip oint
ment flavored with honey.
A whlto gauze veil is the latest touch put tea
a gray travelling costume ,
Some of the newest collarbuttons hnvollt-
lo chased pigs and dora sitting on top-
Ittnganc Leghorn Data have wide floxlblo
irlnni , garniturocl with loco , velvet and roses ,
A unl < ] uo gold pen seen recently woa In a
nako design and studded with rubies and
earls.
Silver bangle bracelets nro made almost aa
no as wire and twist about the arm several
mes.
Sealing wax Is now put upon all personal
otters. It Is stamped vrlth the initial of the
ast n&mo.I
A fashionable young lady In Now York has
iad her hair tinted a beautiful chestnut color
o match her saddle homo's inano.
AVassarglrl writes : "I haven't soon n
man in a month of Sundays , " All ot her
allors wore ovldontly women or dudes.
fvTho newest diaries for young Indies nro
indo of shoot ) of unruled white pnuor , and
od at the top with silver or blue ribuou.
A pretty fancy Is for using rod velvet on
[ olden brown dresses , and bright poppy rod
aomotimos soon on blue or gray India
Iks.
Lovely Oriental loco llouncosusod fordropo-
os or flowers , can bo bouzlit ai low aa § J n
arJ. A fair quality four Indies wide at 25
onts ,
Very handsome serf-pins nro made to ronro-
ont gold braid , and nro formed In tiny cubes ,
n horsu-shoos and In stars as well an lovers'
cnots.
Convenient pocket portfolios for summer
isa are made seven by hvo inches nnd two
nchcH high. They contain ink , pens and
apor.
' Lace Is worn in great profuiion , and some
'tho toilets prepared for watering places
ere mnrvols of rich tlolicato beauty beyond
cactiptlon.3
WutoU chains when worn at nil , nro of the
mallost designs , the most fashionable being
oundod links , fastened close tngothsr with a
ttlo round slldo to hold them.
| Tie ] prospects for n brilliant seaion at Chau-
; auqua nro very promising. The programme
s expected to bo the best over given , The
cnsoii will opou July 1 ,
Amothyat rings are soon In all sorts of prot-
.7 doslgns. Ono for a lady wna sot nil about
Ith tiny clear amethysts with throe diamonds
ot together In a clover-loaf.
1'laln skirts gathered nt too waist are con-
dared stylish , and charming dresses of cream
atlns have boon made lu this way trimmed
Ith cream Inco and cream satin ribbons.
Morning drosaoa of rod or blue cambric have
olvot collars trimmed with cream or copper
olorcd laco. They nro nl o effective for lawn
eunls. liod-tlcklug is diicardod for lawn ten
ts.
ts.Tho
The dross par excellence ( or travelling is
gray or biscuit-colored. It must not bo under
load , ho wovor , thatavcryono walks In Quaker
ray , nlthough it Is a very fashionable
olor ,
1'opor of nil uluuloa with designs of tennis ,
nckutH , balls , hammocks , croquet , hoops ,
xiwu nnd arrows , canoes nndothoriinplcmouts
if out door sports and recreations la very
ntich used.
The fashionable bathing suit this year audit
o cost ono-half lean than thnt worn by ladies
l > Bt HBOSOD , According to the doacrlptlon
lioro is onlv about half aa ranch of It. Norris-
own Herald ,
Kansas woman , just for dpi to , has not
pokon for seven weeks. ( If you BOO a blue
troak In thn weutorn Hky one of these days you
nay know who IIM begun to unload that trom-
ulouB acouuiulatlon.
A hoiuo where the girls play "Tho mold-
U'H 1'rnyor" ehuulil gouoritlly bo avoided by
aroful young mon. No girl who poroUts In
xiuudlng that voncrablo ploco of tnuelo over
earns to make good pastry.
Oirlsof ilf teen wear their back hair curled ,
raldoil In ono or tw.i long , looao torsadcs , or
oiled in n neat but not tight knot or coil in
ho back , while tlio front hair Is banged nud
waved , or slightly curled ; not frizzed.
Shirt Htuds nro worn rather small nt proa-
tit nnd nro of mottled gold , with a tiny diu-
noiul or parnot in the center. Equally haud-
some onoi nro made in imitation of alligator
ekln , the gold being of n rich dusky color.
There is a place In Philadelphia where
adles going away for the summer put their
tot doga to board. Nearly nil the ( uuimoi
lotols have put an embargo on tbo swel
snarleyows nnd rofusa to take tuoin oven nl
'ancy prices.
Fur plain letter writing nnd business cor-
reupondonco the heavy whlto llnon paper I *
uiod. with equate envelopes. The residence
and day of the week nro tomotlinus ombonod
n colors or black , nnd the monogram , initials
or crest ornamouU thn top.
"When I-mnrried 1'aul , " said the old lady ,
ho WAS mndo to day ! Ylth my worldly
goods I theo endow. ' 1'aul was kcenlt ) ) n
dry-goods store then , nnd I thought tlio
; oods boloogod to mo ; but I soon found
iut the words meant only ono calico dross n
year. "
A pretty handkerchief li of line linen hwn
of n doliciito blue nil ado , with n toallopet
edge , and border formed of whlto polka dots.
Another style is of whlto llnon lawn with the
ocfge finished In cardinal , with cardinal polka
dota nnd white embroidered daisies.
India muslins , tinted nnd uriuUIto creamy
[ > luk shade known as apricot , nud brocadai
A lib rcarlet geranium blossoms , chiatorn ol
swoot-brlnr rosoa , hullotropa sprays , blue bolls
liaaciutlis , or deep pink azaleas , nro made up
Into lovely Watteau drcsioi , over foundations
of Apricot , surah , or batiste.
Turquulio and pearl rlncru nro very fashion
nblo for young lauioi. The deelirns are ex
coodlnRly uuiiiue , ehowlnu crcacfluti of llttlo
turquoise , with A tinr pearl sot in a star , twi
Btors Intertwined and ono not with a pearl am
the otlior with a turquolio ; also two crescents
crosiod on ono of the pretty turquoise nud tha
other of poarli ,
A wealthy citizen , of Lynn , Mats. , has boon
tued by a woman of his acquaintance , his
oirouso botucr a request for u kls * . The wealthy
citizen didn't work It right. Ho should bay
bought her a dish of vanilla Ice-croam OIK
promised her another if the would clvo hiti
the klai. llfteen coiiU intelllgontly span
goes ulong way In the klsi market.
The favorllo mode of making a wlJta lliicr
lawn tblmcuwn Is to lay the entire leugth c
the Hklrtwlilcli In ungorod in wide tuck *
Uit.8. . b g vcicI.cu f rfur luUiU di.oj , Tuu
overdress it rather short In front , and the
drapery In the back I * tucked to the belt. The
bodicahas AMothor-Hubbard yoke , to which
s gathered n fnll waist , bolted , and finlnhed
with n satin olrillo or ribbon with flowing
oops and ends f Batoned nt the It ft side. This
style of dress Is properly nnd becomingly worn
by maiden or matron of any ago ; from ono
year to far up In the sixties , with the iiibstltu-
Ion of another ahnpcd bodice , providing , In
ho latter case , the lady Is stout of figure.
Enough Said.
Who wouldn't kiss
A fratty mlsi ?
How could you o'er resist her ?
Especially
If itho should bo
Some other fellow's ttitor.
I'm ' sure that you
Would bo too-too
Ut-tcr-Iy glad to do It.
But have n ciro
No brother's there.
Or you will surely mo 111
But on the sly ,
With no ono by
Your nrm her waist supporting
Lay back her head ,
And then 'nough said ,
Qo do your own sweet courting.
Boston Post ,
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
A school of journalism for woraon will soon
> o opened In Detroit.
According to a recent census , 17.05 of the
male population of Italy between the gcs of
. ' 0 and U5 cnn neither road nor wrlto.
At the graduating exorcises of Hongliton
seminary , Clinton , N. Y. , lost Wednesday ,
Miss Jtoxo Kllznboth Cleveland , dster of Gov
ernor Cleveland , gave an address on " .Recip
rocity. "
The hlch school girl who said to a school
nato , "I'vo got nn nwful pretty now hat nt
lomo , " will deliver a frrndunlfng valedictory
vlthont the word "nwful"
being once men-
lonod therein , [ Kentucky State Journal ,
It costs 81,000 n > year to oducnto n boy nt
Katon College. It Is none to much , either ,
considering that at Eaton collcgo the studlot
of base ball nud boat racttig nro not given
more prominence than English composition ,
political Jcicncn. biology , chemistry , logic , lie.
[ Norristown Herald.
Boston , Mass. , Juno 25. Harvard Univor-
Ity to-day graduated a class of over 200. The
ancient custom of surrounding the governor
vlth rod coated troops nnd thus snfoly cscort-
ng him to Harvard college was again carried
out , and , as usual , the national lancers acted
the the commandor-in-chlof
M protectors of - -
of the nrmy and naval forces of the common-
voalth. Under their supervision and protoc-
ton the commencement exorcises wore held in
Sander's The U ? .
Now Hnvon , Conn. , Juno 25. Ynlo's com
mencement oxccrcisos were largely attended
'O-dny ' , hundreds of nlumnl from nil parts of
'ho ' country being present. Among the dls-
ingulshod spectators were William M.
Kvnrts , rroaldont Andrew D. White of Cor
nell University , Uov. Waller of Connecticut ,
nnd Gov. Hondly of Ohio. The latter was
Ivon the dcgroo of LL.D , , the only three
> thors similarly honored bolng Judcro Natha
niel Shlpmnn , of Hartford : Ellis II. Rnbotti ,
toscoo ConklinK's old arch-enemy , of Utica ,
J. Y , , nnd Charles V. Southmayd , of Now
fork , ox-Secretary EvnrU' law partner.
The unfirtunato neglect of the Jlnglieh Inn-
pingo nud literature in our educational Insti-
utlons attracts the attention of reflecting fltu-
lents , now and then , though most professional
ducators strangely overlook it. The nub of
ho matter is expressed in an eastern collcgo
ournal , the Williams Atbonnmtn : "Tho Ion-
ar wo are In college , " says the writer , "tho
nero wo appreciate how much wo have lost In
int having had eomo ono in IVeshmnn year to
.ell up what to rend. There nro books enough
jut ono wants to know what ho ought to road ,
nnd thoa how to road it. In the reviving in-
; erost In English literature everywhere , wo
ind n need of practical guidance nnd help in
hocholcoof tlio best. " Many colleges nnd
'Institutes" might well glvo nn hour or two
ess every week to higher mathematics or ad-
'anood Greek , nnd as much moro tirao to the
Ino of instruction just indicated. Very few
of thorn tench their pupils carefully and sys-
-omatlcally what to road and how to road.
The magazines nnd newspapers hayo lately
contained ( omo discussions of the nature and
value of n liberal education ; but no abstract
discussion would present the position of this
[ uqstion In BO strong n light as does the llttlo
announcomant sent out by Harvard Collcgo ,
containing n Hat of the freshman studios at
Cambridge for the coming yoar. The pro- '
cribod studies nro f the following : Rhetoric
, ndEnglish composition , German or 1'ronch ,
'hysics , and Chemistry. Twenty years ago
ho bulk of these , If not all of thorn , were not
studied nt Harvard in thn first year of the
: ourso. In the list of olcctlves , on the other
land , the thron first studios are Latin , Greek
nnd mathematics. It appears , therefore , that
ha studies which formed the corner stone of
harvard education of twenty years slnco have
jccomo optional , and the circular appears to
joar no other interpretation than that horoaf-
, or the Harvard diploma will not imply the
possession of any moro Latin , Greek or math
ematics than is now required for entrance to
.bo l''re lnnau class. Tiioy nro still required
( studies for admission ; but after admission they
ticod not bo pursued at all. This Is the most
nomontous change in education which has
; akan place in recant years and marks the
'ormnl and final abandonment by ono of the
oading American universities of traditions
liandod down from father to eon for four hun
dred years.
Fun on tlio Fourth.
Now every small boy's fancy turns
To thoughts of celebrating
The glorious dty when gruesome burns
Ho will bo cultivating.
IIo'll have a fusilado of fun ,
He'll fool with punk nnd powder ;
IIo'll rnm thu charges In hU gun ,
Til booms can baug no louder.
Long In lila mind the memory
Ot that great d y will linger ;
lint Imrdly over shall Jio sno
Thai mlssim' thumb and finger.
[ Now York Morning Journal.
Iloopa nro once moro coining Into fashion ;
bat they will bo worn on barrels.
Tlio "pony" of boor ia the "dark horse" of
Intemperance . [ Oil City llllzzard.
Uoclpos for making restaurant chlckon
salad should begin : "l''lret catch your calf. "
Wanted An experienced Bartender to tend
soda fniin'ala. Addroas , Druggist , Temper-
nucovlllo , 1'a.
1'olltlclana who wear shirts buttoned behind
Imvo no dllliculty lu ahowing a united front.
[ Boston Transcript.
1'Voo lunches have boon abolished In Hock ,
ford. 111. , aud n tramps' hahgtng association
bni been started In the neighborhood.
Webster does not Accurately define tha
classlo and popular word "chump. " A chump ,
as wo have recently discovered , li n Vermont
delegate to a national republican convention.
Another Iceberg a few days ago ran Into and
sunk nn unnustiectlng vowel , and the conclu-
don forces Itself upon us that berg * are aj
carelessly managed as ocean ttoauion , [ Bos
ton 1'oit.
Two men went Into a Fonniylvanla news-
papa ollico to thrash an editor , but as bis wife
WAS lu there chasing him around with a galley ,
they concluded It would not bo necessary to
carry out their Intention.
Tha president nf tha United States and the
aeerotary of war were lu cloeo consultation for
aeyeral hours yesterday , The question up for
consideration was wliuther Hie * or worms
were beat for oitohlng trout.
fTA clerk writes to the Uotton Globot "I
have saved S10 for a two wookn' vacation ,
Would llko to hear how I can expend It so as
to enjoy myself tha most , either at the aeaaldo
or the country , " Ha ehoulJ get board nt a
farm homo for S3 a week and luvoat ten cents
in n book called "Accidentally Overheard. "
This would give loads of enjoyment and leave
him 9-0.DO with which to buy a winter over-
tout ,
A Detroit dealer In windmills had a visitor
tha other day who looked ono nf the machines
all over with a critical eye and asked iniiuoi-
ous questions about how long It would last
and what It could be expected to do. Seeming
ly satisfied on theto points , ho observed ;
"Well , the price aeeuis tota rca oiublo
cuujbb , & .J bow le''a ntu ttbu'.U will cuat fur
A ( team engine to drive U , " Detroit Pros
L'rcss.
"Your beau seems to bo an athletic-looking
youth , Mary , " said n fond Somorvllln papn to
its blooming daughter. "Oh , yo , " she to-
piled , with n blush ; "ho Is the 'short stop' of
.ho Beltcm nine. " Ahl indeed ; but ho is not
much of ( player , I reckon. " "Why do you
think so ? " Bccnmo ho days till midnight
every lime lie comes to * co you. As n 'short
stop * I should bo Inclined to regard him as n
allure , " Somervlllo Journal.
In the city hull park yojterdny nt noon two
nen approached each ofiior. They shook
mndi cordially nnd oxtlnngcd OTcotlngs.whon
ono of thorn suddenly clinched his fist , felled
the other to the ground nnd jumped on him
ovorsl times before the passers-by Interfered.
'What's the mnttor ? What did ho do ? " naked
, ho crowd that surged around , ' 'What did
10 do ! " nskod the man who had floored his
riond. "Why ho asked , 'Is it hot mough for
you ? ' Isn't that matter enough ? " The crowd
hon melted away , nnd the prostrate Idiot was
eft alcmo to bake In the sun,1- Now York
Journal. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Crcnm Versus Jjovo ,
The night won warm , the ( klos were blight ,
The moon shone up abevo ;
I gazed Into her awcet blue cyoa
The eyes of my true lovo.
She laid her head upon my breast ,
Llko cooing llttlo dove ;
My lips to hois I fondly proised ,
And told her of my love.
She opened wide her startled eyes ,
Her mouth gave out a scream ,
Which struck my heart with cold surprise ,
"Oh , pahawl I love Ico-croam.
MUSICAL AND DKA.MA.TIO.
The Mclnlngon Theatrical company propose -
pose visiting the United States next yoar.
Joseph Jefferson will begin his summer
season nt MoVlckor's theater , Chicago , July
14.
Barry Sullivan is announced to start on his
; hlrd tour through America and Australia in
September.
Mr. Carl Rosa thinks that English operatic
artists compare favorably with Italians nnd
are bettor than Germans.
Anton ! Rubinstein has settled down at Dres
den for a few weeks , nnd hopes to find leisure
a finish nn opera while thero.
On November 10 , MUs Fanny Davenport
will begin n five weeks' engagement in "Fedo-
ra" nt the Fourteenth Street theater.
Illgnold has returned to England , nnd ex
presses the opinion that "tho blawstod Hn-
norlcans uon't happrociato 'igh hart , you
enow ,
An American has offered 8250,000 to the
loirs of HI char d Wagner for the exclusive
rifiht to play "Parsifal. " The offer has boon
declined.
Jnnisch , the Austrian octrois , has loft Chicago
cage for New York. She will sail for Europe
Fuly 2 with Christina Nilsson. Whoa she re-
urns she will play in English.
The now comic opera company , under the
management of the well-known baritone , Wil-
lam T. Carleton , will start on its tour through
ho northwoit from Chicago July 7.
Mrs. Langtry has arrived In San Francisco ,
where ( howas greeted with considerable on-
husiasm nnd a suit for $50,000 damages for
ireach of contract with an Australian man
ager.
ager.Bandmann
Bandmann , who has by this time stopped
rom Montana into Oregon , has added to his
1st thn romantic plays of "Tho Duko's Mete -
o , " "Don Caesar do Bazan , " nnd "Dead-
Alive. "
Tbo Bach Society of London , will celebrate
; ho bicentenary of the birthday of J. Sobas-
lan Bach on March 21 , 1835 , by giving some
of his works with a chorus of GOU voice ? , n
nrgo orchestra nnd several well known voices.
Miss Van Zandt is engaged for October nnd
November nt the Opera Comiquo , Paris ; December -
comber nnd Jnnuary at the Imperial Opera at
it. Petersburg. On the way from St. Paters-
) urg to Paris , Miss Van Zandt will gc ; to
Amsterdam to sing at n state concert given
expressly for her by their majesties tlio king
and queen of Holland ,
The next eoosA of the "Pavements of
L'aris , " under the management of Mr. John
llickaby , will begin on August 11 at
MoVickor's theater , Chicago. New and olab-
orata scenery is now being prepared for this
iroduction by Mr. Hem y Hey t and assistants.
1 troupe of 1'reuch grotesque dancers had
joon engaged.
Lotta's first appearance upon her return
lomo will bo made September 15 nt Dnly's , In
Now York , in tha French vaudeville , "Ni-
oucho , " which ( ho lately brought out in Lon
don , She will soil a lot of her old plays
Bob , " "Musette , " "Tho Little Detective , "
'Zip , " nnd others having bought several
) iocos in England for production hero. She
s also having a now version of "Tha March-
oneaa" made ,
Edwin Booth is now worth in the neighbor
hood of 3100,000 , which Is very safely nnd se
curely invested , so thnt there is really no ne
cessity for his working nt nil. The total sum
of nil ho is worth will go to his daughter Ed-
wlna at his death. But ho desires to leave her
laUa million dollars , and this probably Is the
reason why ho goes on acting la epito of the
'net that ho does not llko the work.
Itopod In.
There Is nothing llko an ico-cream sign
To make a young man falter
When led along the street at night
By lovo's rcluntloss halter.
And if perchance his pocketbook
Is empty just think on it ;
What can ho say but tell his love
Or praise her bran' now bonnet ?
If that don't work , nnd In she goes ,
She knows what slio'u about ;
"Ico-cican for two , " the dlo is cast ,
"Twelve lines" can't got him out.
ItEtilGIOUH.
Blnco the war the colored Baptists have
own from nothing to uvor six hundred
bhmclies In Texas alone.
La Dimoiicho , an Amiens paper has dlscov-
ciod that iioxt your Is the 1'JUO anniversary
of the Virgin Mary's birth nnd ndvocatcs a
celebration.
The Lincoln Squnro Baptist church at Wor
cester , Mass. , wan dedicated list week , The
building coat $30,000 ; there was a debt ol
94,500 to bo paid , which was partially reduced
nt the dedicatory cervices.
At the session of the Lutheran Minlstorium
A committee was appointed to rovisa the cat-
ochlam. A resolution was adopted permitting
Lutheran ministers to preach in churches ol
other donomluatlons.
The Salvation Army haa just found an op
ponent In a cow religious sect called "tho
Hallelujah Laislos. " Ilio title is not dlgul-
lied but the aim is inodoat. The leading
spirit is known as "Happy Josephine , "
The ono hundredth annual convention nf the
Episcopal church of the diocese of Connecticut
was hold in the St. James church , Now Jxm-
don , June 10 , Bishop Willlami preached n
sonnon commemorative of the consecration ol
liov , Samuel Seabury , D. D. , first hinbop of
Connecticut , at Aberdeen , Scotland , ono hun
dred years ago , November 14 , 1781.
About forty delegates to the great Preabyto
rlau council at BelfastIreland , Juno 21 July
S , | uro now on their wuy from this country ,
One of the fiitt question * to decide will b <
whether the delegates from the Cumberlnni
Preabytoilan church thill bo admitted. Great
preparations have boon majn at Belfast to ro
calve the meeting. Among other excursions
for the delegates , one has been planned to the
Giant' * Cautoway , a diiUuco of 133 miles.
BThe llttlo church In which the Disciple ser.
vices wara hold during tlio Gariitld ndmlnis-
tratioubu been changed for the Garlielc
Memorial Church on Vermont avenue , am
tha llttlo historic chapel is offered for sale to
the highest bidder , The memorial chuicl
commenced \\tth tha Intention of having it the
leading church here duiluR the Garlleld nil
ministration , was completed only last year.
The great Praeldent never ( at in It , and the
only relic of hU church going days hora wii
ness awny with the sale of the chapel. - Wash
ington Pout.
lr , Arthur Edward , of Chicago , who was
n warm personal friend of Bishop Simpson
( aid recently thit ho had known the bishoi
Kluco 1853. Ho added ) "In 16GO I went Into
the army , ami very oftou whila hi camp near
Wttshljigtou I found my way tu that city upon
reading the anuouncament that Blihoji Simp-
Bon v > oul < l pro&ch ; nud I used to taka savor a
W U.U UIUCO.'J u I Jt U1U. 0-U ill liV , I ItiUBUl-
bcr , A colonel who was in our party said that
'with such speakers the army at homo was as
strong ns the army In the field. ' In 18GII
began my editorial work in Chicago , nnd ( Inco
that time I have met Bishop Simpson con
stantly. Tbo Impression that ho made upon
ma won always that of sincere piety , intense
Interest in men , nnd moro especially warm
hearted toward young men. whom ho regarded
ns the recruits of the church of to-morrow , nnd
over whom ho had n great Influence. Ho was
n great man , yet nlwnys nppronchnblo. As
nn orator , to the very close of his life ha pre
served his fervor.
SINGULARITIES.
A Virginia calls reported to bo roaring two
Foxes along with ncr litter of kittens.
A sparrow has built her neat In the loft hand
of the bronza ( tntuto of Daniel Webster in
Contrnl Park , New York.
A Mrs. Ramsey , of Cannlfton , sntd to have
boon the largest woman in Canada , died last
/Thursday , She weighed about COO pounds ,
A mouno was recently captured In the for
ests of the Aiotln rlvor , Washington Terri
tory. It was the first over scon in that part
of the country.
At n recent sale of moths and butterflies in
London some specimens were sold at $15 and
520each , and onn white butterfly from the
Hebrides brought 8G5.
The razor which wns presented to President
Lincoln by his father when ho was n boy was
recently sold for 5100. It Is now owned by
Prof. Worth of Paris , 111.
A party of men digging in the bed of a dry
ioml near Amorinu , Ga. , found a live nllgn-
Mr nt the depth of seven foot. It wns eight
feet long nnd was in n torpid condition ,
A porpoise strayed up the Thames the other
day ns far as Mortlnko , nn occurrence BO un
usual as to create some excitement in London.
Vigorous attemptn were made to capture the
fish , and it was ( truck by several shots , but
efforts were unavailing.
A correspondent of the London Times de
nies the statement that camels can go ten days
without drinking nnd twenty dnys without
eating. The Bedouins water their camels
every fourth day nt least , nnd give each ani
mal from six to sixteen pounds of dry food
daily , according to the condition of the pasture -
uro over whlah the march is made.
The nrchbiahop of Rouonf when he visited
the pope lately , gave him n bouquet mndo of
little shells by the Abbe Blanchord , who has
been rewarded witli models nt several exhibi
tions. The imitation of flowers is perfect.
Between the flowers some nmall Brazilian
birds were artistically concealed. His holiness
appreciated the gift highly , and sent a gold
medal and a letter to the skillful artist.
A man recently fell into the boar-pit st
the Paris Jardln dos Plantes. Stunned nnd
blooding ho lay before the startled animals for
several moments. Then ono of them approached
preached him and began playing with him ,
Innlly , however , manifesting nn intention of
inting him. Rescuers then appeared nnd
Ihrow the poor wretch n rope , by which ho
was pulled out , the boars jumping far him as
10 was hauled out of roach.
CONNUBIAL1TIE9.
Under the laws of Malno a person who
irocures a divorce cannot marry for two years
vithout permission of the court granting the
decree.
Ishpahconor , a Greek Indian Chief , oged CG
vas married to a Baltimore maiden the other
day. The bride docs not understand the
groom's language nor hoher's.
William Kempt , the bachelor who has
icon to Castle _ Garden to look for wives
among the Immigrant girls , has received over
[ 50 letters from women who are willing to
marry him.
Dr. George Evans , of the Now York Lotus
club , is sued for broach of promise by Miss
Dodrick. Evans suddenly married another
; lrl whllo the house for Miss Dodrick was bo
ng furnished.
Tuesday evening at Lockport , Pa. , Ernest.
Waltz , ngod nineteen , six feet and seven
nchos high , married a girl fifteen years old.
'orty-ono inches high , and of very slight and
delicate proportions.
Marie ( who Is on n rug by the fireplace fond
ling her Skye ) : "How nlco'twill bo , Algor-
aon , when Snip is old enough and well bo-
tiaved enough to bo taken to church ! "
Algernon : "Why , haven't you enough things
already , dear , to distract you from the ser
mon ? "
Old Commodore Garrhon married Miss
Randall , of St. Louis , a few years npo. she bo-
then and now a young lady. Her marriage
settlement was $1,000,000 nnd it Is rather sus
pected that if tha commodore goes down in u
sea of troubles she can support the family for
a year or so.
A romantic marriage occurred at Clinton.
Kansas recently , bet ween a maiden of 24 and
youth of 17. The boy had been 111 for some
time ; nnd the girl , like a ministering angel ,
against the express command of her father ,
wont to uurso himback | to life nnd strength.
Hearing that her enraged parent was about
to tear nor awny from tbabodsldo of her sick
Friend , they procvred a minister and a license
nnd had the ceremony performed before the
old gentleman arrived thus avoiding separa
tion.
IMPIETIES.
Sunday in Now York is a day of rest nnd
recreation. Just nt present the principal
Sunday attraction is a series of sacred baseball
games ,
A colored preacher in Buffalo recently gave
notice to his congregation that ho wanted lout
shouting aud moro money. Ho Is a practical
preacher.
Iiigersoll says ho dons not afroo with the
doctrine of future punUhmont. Perhaps the
doctrine of future inmlihmont will not agrco
witli lugorsoll. Warm weather ia dreadfully
trying on a fat man oven if ho has a good
conscience. loxas Sittings.
A lady has written to the Christian Untou
denouncing the theory that the bible wluoi
were intoxicating , "My Chrlat make intoxi
cating wines ? " lie erica ; "never ! Provo tome
mo that Ho made intoxicating wlno , nnd you
destroy my faith forever. " The Christian
Union thinks ( ho U suffering from ochordox
infidelity.
Tlio Salvation Army people luvo got oven
with their enmny , the policeman , by imbed-
din ? him In their song book , like the ily hi
tbo amber. Hero is u stauza which they ( ing
uproariously when they are arrested :
"Thoro'll bo no policemen there ,
There'll bo no policemen there ,
In the mansions nbovo.
Where ill ia love ,
There'll be no policemen there. "
"Give ticket for Boston. "
mo n Qulckl" ex
citedly exclaimed a wild-eyed man to the
ticket agent at the Grand Central depot.
"What's yoiir hurry , air ? " inquired the
agent ,
"Oh , don't ask mo. I haven't time to explain -
plain ,
"The train doesn't leave for half an hour
yet. "
"Is there ono that loaves right away ? "
"No , dr. Any friend of yours dying ? "
"Great Scott "
, no !
"What's your hurry ? "
" I'vo read In this
"Why1 juat paper thnt
there are 18,000 moro women than men la
Boston ? "
"rt'ell , what of that ? "
"Wny , you ceo I'm a Mormon missionary ,
nnl i-lLf-
"Good morning ! " ahoutcd the ngont , dam-
mlng down the window. [ Drake's Twoler ,
May.
MET IALADES
fin < 1 radical euro hy my
1 etliol , hased on recent sci
entific researches , oven in the
ino > t desperate cases without
nny trouble to the functions ,
I care equally the sad con-
consequences of the sins oil
youth , nervousness und im
potence.
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1'rijer to eena tbo Exact deierlptlou cl thu Slcknur.
Member of Several Scientific Societies.
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