OMAHA DAILY BEE-SATURDAY , JULY 26 , 1881
CAPITAL PRIZE $75,001
ta.TicVcta only $ f. Shorca In Proportion * *
, Louisiana State Lottery Conmanv.
0 " W Aohcrtly ttrtlfy that ue ruptrtitt the a
rangementi for oil the Uonthly and S mXnni * .
.Drotrfiv' if tk JxmWarvj 5o ( ( Lottery Compan :
nnd inptrion manual and control f Ae Draim'n.
tfittnttMi , and that tneiiune ate conducted tn' <
honettiffairneti. nnd in good faith toward all pai
flMpUmJ u atidorit * ( At company ' ( o tuj
tifcait , t
GjKXIMlOlrtM
Incorporated In 1803 lor 25 yo n by the leriaUtnr
lei educatloniJ uid chirlUMa purpose * with * e p
IIMof 11.000,000-towhich * reserve fond o ! ore
( fDO.000 hM llnoo been added.
By in overwhelming popular vote lit fr nchl
wis rn d p rt ol the rrosoni it t oonctltatloi
doptod December Zd , A , 1) . 1879.
The only Lottery over voted on nnd on *
domed by the people of any State.
It never scale * or poetponca.
Ita grand olnglo nnmbor drawings tain
place monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a Fortune
Eighth Grand Drawing Class It , In the Acnil
omy of Music. Now Orleans , Tuesday , Aug
12ti , 1881 171 t Monthly drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $75,000.
100,000 Tlckota at Flvo Dollars Each. Frac
lions , in Rifllis in proportion.
LIST OK PHIZES.
1 CAPITALPIUZB T6C :
1 do do 2WC
1 do do 10,00
S FRIZES OF C3000 11.CO
E do 2000 10,0V
10 do 1000 10,00
SO do COO 10,00
100 do 00 20,00
tOO do 100 0.00
500 do CO 2500
10CO do 26 26,00
AmoxuiATioif riurM.
0 Approximation prl ej ol (780 8,75
g do do COO 1,60
g do do MO S.SS
1W7 Frtxoe , amonntlnE ( o f2C3K
Application for r tea to clubs ghould tw made enl
to too office of the Company In New Orleans.
For farther Information write clearly Riving tnl
kddrocs. M ke r. 0. Ifonoy Order * payable ta
ddioca Reelatered Lotion to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orleint , IA.
Pogial Notes and ordinary letter * by Mall or Ki
press ( all ums of M and upwards by Kxprtos at on
expense ) to
U A. DACPmiT ,
01 M. A. DATTPIItN , New Orleans Le.
007 Saronth St. , WMh'nRton , D. 0.
DISEASES OF THE
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OoxVLlrat : , * 3.ca ' .ixr-lrat
Until offlocs are repaired from result of fire , ofll
with Dr. Parker , Itoom E. OielghtOD Block 16t
nil
ron Tm : ctmn OP xu , DISKASES OP
roil TWnXTY YEA113 Hiimnlirrv * ' Ilnninn.
p lliloVcprlnnrvHprclIlr lm eli ; nii'uMlly
rnrinrrii. Wurli llrri'ilrr * . MvcryHlnMiMinil
rurnnrn. Jlorno llnllrunitx , MnniiriirtiirrrH ,
l.'onl Minn C'limpanlra , 'I'rnv'o Illiipodrnmr *
fiinl AlrnnKiTlm. olid otlicra IiauUlliis etuci.
ollli .
llniiililircvH' Vrlerlnary ItTnnanl , ( SP Pp.
KM tn o liy mall oil receipt if price , f < > oi'iilli
lilels cn ( frcu on nj > ; ) llcnt1un
109 1'ullou fjlrcct , Kcw Vurli.
JmlUcretlon ,
nnd promptly
Tccnln u o SO j ear * , '
ii tbe most § uccoar
3111 ronmlyknown. . . . . ,
Uritotlal of powder for (5 , BOTH poft-trro oil m
CfHit oriirlce. Humphrey * ' llomro. Alrd.iki.
nfiitt , Coti > lozuarp .lllll ! 1'uUou HI..V. Y.
Spii ms , Eclampsy and
Nervousness are
RALIOALLYCUREE
BY MY METHOD.
| The Iloiiorarunna nro dui
only after success.
Treatment by Correspondence
DR ALBERT
PROF , , ,
Awarded the first cl ' KoM MeJaHor ( U tliiKiil9hoi
moriti Itlii " .Scdntio Scli'titin rin Irauoalko , '
( tbo French Bclontlflo Hoclcty.
0 , Pluuo tlu Trone , tl. l'AIllS.
tnio wodisak
Floni from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of Bar
tOK * Bprlnfi , and U the ejilBlpn of the inott emlnei
medical men Naturo'i Sovereign Cure for Const !
pitlon , Dlspepala , Torpid Liver , Inactlv
Conditions of tbe Kidneys , and moit ulutar
alterat've ' In ( ctotuloui aOootloni. With laillei , KOI
tleuien , bnil bon \lvanto urcrvwhcre It lias becm
Uiaktandard ot dletiry cii > edloiit , fortlijl'itf ' th
dlgeftlvofunotloniaiul eg tilliig lieo-'lrem ' vilmlu'i ;
with luiiurlt ] } ' at UUo. Tlie v nrld ol wealth , I Iiti i
UKCIICO and rcflpointnt te > t0c ! < to Ha parklinK , nal
uin'ly ' pure , and delightful quantltlei at the but OI K
InootupatkU'e.tnd accredit It with tuiag tha luni
and njwedlcat kaurre ul clear complexion * , high htall
ajid uiiUntit tplrlU. Jlatliorn Spring WaiC
| ( Old lu yli'i bottlei ; four dozen pluti art ) | > acl > v
Inacaiw. It may k obt tlnod at all hotels , > nil
, wlnetner ckailt , an'l iccer u\cn hc
WesteniComlce-Works
IKON AKP BLATE UOOriNO.
0. SPECHT , PROP
1111 DoutfM BL Omaha , Kob.
Galvanized Iron Cornices
, I UTDomot Wladowi. KinUla. Tin , I/on and c ; t
.1 I ilSflirB dirt P.t t Uetifllg BkillfM , JE teii
lullwtil lUtcliet Bur led Ilrtoket fahnKlnif. J i
the itwier * ! tut Jor the l > eve lloe of uooJa. Ire
" " tra4eiVer odiUonBn
, yeuduj , JJalu ,
Ilio I.tttlo Ones.
FIT n. J nunDKTTK.
How old ii Mnty AniloMon.
Tliat people call lior qtiren
I ho , llkopKHl Victoria ,
Ons hundred anil tliirtcen ?
Oil , no , my fen , nbout at old
AB 1 UIH nt lipr n n ,
lint people newr Ktnw who go
1'lny noting on the stajjc.
And tlin "lxy-preichor , " Harrison ,
In ho o youthful then ?
And dots ho weir riiort jacltoU now
J.lko mo and Comln lion !
Oh , no , my ton , although his ngo
la riUhcr hard to fixi ;
I honrd him prench in Louisville
In eighteen fortylx. .
And the "child violinlut , " then
Thu .voiiMBcst Htar a'lvo ' ?
Great Scottl ho plnycd with Ole Unll
In eighteen twenty livo.
HONEV Foil THE IjVDIE9.
Wldo ombroid olios arc a fcaturo of the sea
son ,
Hod hoao are worn with dresses of almos
any color.
Callcanttms is the mine of n now reddish
Jtown tint.
txco la mod in great quantlttos to tilm at ; I
lih coatumiH.
WhltoltolloU will bo worn far Into the an
, umn eoaaoo.
] j > mionycllow and hop-green nrofnslilontM' '
Iroia fnbricc.
lluchwi are Worn for full droEg , both rotitu
nock nnd wiitta ,
HntidkorcMcfi , with colored licmstitclioi
Jordorj are faehionablo ,
Fans are Btispcnded from the unint by chat
dairies or velvet ribbons.
Jacket uli'ovca are made comfortably tighl
and roach down tJ the wilnt.
A now Ucitarinn church in in process ol
erection at Grand liapida , Mich.
I'onguo du't clink * a o Btylish , licccinlcg ,
useful , durublo and Inoxpciulvo.
Many of the newest dark-bluo and Rrn\
IrcFMos nro trimmed with ruw * of narrow Eli
vor braid.
It is still a question of confddorable doubl
which a wiiiiiun can do bcbt drive a lion 01
talk politic ? .
When lullo draperies nro tilmmod will
wurH , ribbons anil onnmnl ineoctn are luci
Instead of fuathcre.
A novelty in hatflhan the braida alternate ! ]
of blaclcaud white , and IA trlmmodwithwhiti
crape and black wings.
Walking boots of black or bronze kid an
made with fromsavontenn to twenty-four VOP
small buttona for drceny toileto ,
tSmallheaded diamond pin ? , pearl , gold ant
nilvur pinn , nro thiust about liu tha la.'cs of ja
boU and hills on dres y tollots
In Oriental laces the malden hair fern pat
tern in the newest. This , with imltatloi
Blochlin Is tbo moat fo hioiiablo lace uaod.
Tha very nowcfit faildon Is luces overflow
oro'l iastaad of pUIn nillc. The luco in f.ltlioi
black or wliilti accuidlng to culur of nilk 01
tasto.
"Wo don't ' know how It is ouUldo , but ID
Detroit a woman will uimvcr a cull by telephone
phone without Ktopplng to brush her tcotli and
iix her hair ,
lieigo color and dark laurel green pl'iidud
we ellen dresioi will ba very fnsliionnbly worn
this autumn , both in pin checks and largo
block patterns.
Mntohos are fearfully dear in Paris , and
horribly bad At lease Midi how boon tbo ox-
penVnco of all our Amcrisau girla who have
married there.
Between the ngoi of fifteen nnd forty-flvo n
woiimn c.in grow ubout suvon crops of lulr.
i'liera is no way of telling how nitny crops a
nan ran grow , for nftr umrriago n man's hair
niver grows.
J'or drcHj purpoaoi pansols of lovely trand-
)3rjnt lacs laid over a gilt frame , nnd showing
inly n centra of tintad satin and a satin bow
upon the gilded stick , are the latent style at
lashlonablo Nuwpcrt.
lilack lace is used over cream , and white
lace ever lavender silk both have lovtily
llowor elfecti In brocatollo. Black ever gold
in much mlinlrod , hut black over black after all
: s the moHtdistinguiiheU looking.
Ilack ! toiletr , OFpecIully to airy fnbrlcc ,
ever oitlicr an all-black or tin tnl foundation ,
, ro now In the hnlKht of fuflhiimnhlo wear.
fh richest uro of chiintllo or onourial lace or
ottod grenxdiao , trimmed with laco.
A Brooklyn man , who was angorcd by bin
wifo'd nrglnct to mend his jmntaluonn hung
hem out of a front window of his roxidonco ,
t in xnid with a placard on them stating thnt
act , and apcribiug it to luzlnoss on liar
iart ,
The low corsigcs of young ladies' drosnrn
are now Been with full gathoicd waiats and
nilfed nlcuvos In the simple faildons worn
, wouty years ago. Thoao are now called lubY
vnintH und are worn with a wiJo a. sh tlud
> ohlnd.
She wns rilling nt the piano the olhcr night
ingiugWill You lov < > Mo When I'm Oldf '
when biiddcidy bur young man ttirted for the
loor. "Whoro are you going , diurnal ? " * lw
aid oft eho whirled around. "Oh. I'm only
poiiito , got Homo fresh air , " wai his ntigra-
ciuua reply.
A shtowd old _ lady cautioned her married
dniightur 'ngnin t w-orrjing liur hiKband too
nuch , and concluded hv nuj-Inr ( : "My child ,
a man It like an ( % Kupt in hot wntora bt-
. .lovblli > , ho may boll pott ; but keep him
, horn toii > long , and ho hardeiiH. "
( iiinleu bonnutH of the l.ttost etyloa uro
naJo with poft liulTod trown of bitlsto , lig.
urcd with Hrga.colored IUMII , Two or thruo
own of lace form the brim , and a boiupiut ru
cunt of ro 1 or bhck velvet libbon is BU on the
rout , and narrow \ehot utilngn aio Used.
Molioro t-lincn of black ontin , tipni whioh
are sot oblong bunches of Illieniili pubblnH ,
ire worn with garden jiarty co'tmnuj ever
ilnck or very dark rod hoso. Tlin hocU are
only miider.ttcly high with but little curve to
hem , but thciHhoos nro perfect In shane , with
iiHtuos cut high and gracefully nrchud lu true
jpaniuh fllylo.
Tha fr.iwpy I.nngtry ntylo of ilrfpslnc tbo
mtr hns quite gone out. A few of the lutljoi
lotlcod nt the Hummer resorts patronized ) > y
"tho boat poojilo"ear the front hair briibhod
oil the face. Thin In i ot a wldo-i-proud cua-
torn , as ouvering the forehead with curls la so
much moro Incoming to the avorngo woman ,
-ho who can di ) otherwltu , howavi'r , boa nil
Iho moro udvautuKO as utand'iig ' out from tha
crowd.
The nuns' wMst , which is simply a round
nno with a garniture of suffc folds laid ever the
cheat , and crosamg nt the belt , promUus to ba
fnvorod for dro SQH both p'aln ' and vlaliorota
[ or Homo tlmo to come , and all full ynt trim
cllucts In bodloa will remain In vc uu for airy
sunmiur fabrics , and albo for ( hoao of Bolt
wool und mixed muto'loln fur nutuiii wear , us
well M In tuxturua of the richest description
lot full ilrees occasions.
The duck vests wblhliavoc-iino to the front ,
worn with wool nnd light cloth continues un
der llarlng Jackets are moat ntyll < h and pleat-
In ) ? , They are ( [ iiltn short , ai Is tha bamjim
jnikct , and frequi-ntly cut Into sharp points on
thn eclpe , with two small pockcU nbovu The
lucket bnttona worn tilgb over the cheat , nud
thoiitho0t Is linUh d wltli aery diullah
collar , nndvr which is cot a llnoa cell ir of cor
responding height and ntllTnenK. 1'lalu limn
culfa are worn with Mich untumcu.
I'ronch laillnn havn Rudilonly taVrn to Ita-
latietjlcrt in dro's , uhlchlmvo proved ronmrk-
tbly becoming and clfrctlvo. Hod In o\ory
,0110 and comblnatlim U madn ti o cf , and if ,
as has alway.1 been siid by I'.irieluns , wo niu
iiht a ) par behind them In fashi in , next mini-
uervill BCO our faiOilonnb'i ) rrsirtt a glaum
nithrud toilet * of nvery docerlptlon , from
larkfst garnet to brllllunt , fiery 1'liur.ioh red ,
and tbo m ratio joung ludy of f&nhlon'K owu ,
wliu goes Ui the IM uxtri-mo nd dons n en-
; lie toilet mndo up of tbo latter uliadr , will
mva tii be looked at aud admired thiough a
ilero of ginohod glu > a.
"HOI'S ,
Not' a lavorlto with cowbuys-tho ( hurt
born.
Necessity Ii tbo nail a urtn button * Ida BUS-
pendor with.
An Oiwego betel clerk U to humblBd by
t holi a of Fill diamond that hi actually p r-
mlt i drummer * to call him by bU Hi t nama.
There la a gieat deal of billing and cooing
going on at the aeaaldo , The principal part ol
ho billing Is being done by the hotel kecpcn
SeverAl Chicago policemen have bean sen
to lunatic nnylums ( lining the pa t year. I
M never safe to sleep lu the full light of th
moon.
It la 1'ard to crush a Ixiguj jionslon claln
rxzcnt. Cut him into little pieces and oicl
-icca would Immcdlatoly eend out circular
calculated to deceive Iho poor Holdler.
Natural red hnir Is worth from SIS to $2
prr on 11 co. The man who kiclH np a row nov
when ho finds a carmine dtrand In the butter
ought to kbo waited on by the vigilance com
mlt too.
Slowly , but niiroly , the entire female rex I
being emancipated from the slavery of dn
mestic diitloc. In Chester county , 1'enn. , las
wcolc a turkey gobbler auccotsfully batchc
out a brood of chickens.
As a typical Idiot , tbo young man "wh
didn't know it wai loaded" bexinft to bo pu h
cd into the background by the young mat
who , knowing nothing of the management o
a boat , takoJ his friauda out for a gall.
A Denver editor asserts that ho has iteen
whita rainbow on two different occasion
lately. Ho'd bettor changn Ids whisky or ho'l
too white snnkfin ir xt. Tiiey always com
with white rainbows lu Colorado wo under
stand.
A young man applied for a poiitlon In a doc
tor's olllco. "What can you do1 asked th
physician. "I kaln'tdo nothin' ynt , but
want to larn how to hack c IF logs Got a nat
'ral hank-rln' fnr such work. Cut one o' th
the I'cncldton bora all tcr pieces tuthor day
so pap ho 'lowed I'd bettor bo a doctor. "
A sleeping car porter pays tbo l.vlloi givi
him a heap of trouble : "ln want lom'nad
nnd colfeii from the reat'runt , deir satchel
carried , windown raised nnd lowered , an' vo
rjthlrg like that. IJo mos' of 'tin eayi
'thatiks , ' but when it come * to quntnhi di
forget inos" always. Not mor'n ono in tcr
glvtsa po'tnh a cent. Wish doro was nothin
but gciumcn'tra\ollin' , 1 do.1'
"What do you do for rut worms"asks ? ar
npricnttural subjciibor , lilcas you , wo don'
do anything for them. They don't rcquin
any attention. .Tust li-avo the pansy bnd ou
over night and they "ill take care of them
selves , thank you. If you have found a broci
of cut worms thnt remiirn careful nursing am
have to ba bought up by hand , send 'cm alon
and we'll ' try to nndermina the nativa rugged
ucsiof uxir uativo atock by judicious inter
brooding.
Al'alr of Sho&rsuhlch had long Occuplc <
an Kditotiul Table ono day Obierved a Cock
roach going for tfto l'asto-1'ot , and promptl ]
called out : "How , .now you Vngrant ?
"Who's a Vagrant ? " "You nro anil 1 Wan
you to lake Yourself tfll" "Soo hero , " said th
Cockroach , an ho catno to a middou hilt , "
don't want to crowd anybody off the Kditorla
Stalf. bull miiBt Warn you that while plontj
of Editors never hnvo any use for Hhonrs , ni
Nowapapir ofllco In this country can bo rm
without CockroAchoal"
The I'dlldcal l rolIorn.
"O pipa , what Is politics ,
And why do penplo thput
Whoro'or they talk of 'dirty tricks'
What is it all about ? "
"My son , when I was just your ngo ,
I asked my pa the same ;
And ho , with wisdom ot n sago ,
Itoplied , 'It is game :
" 'A gatno where these who know the ropee
Ktnploy rogues for their tools ,
To lotd the wlso nnd blast their hopua
Uy llatt'ry-food of fooU. '
"Tho llmoj have clrmged ainco thenmy , son ,
If all wo read Is true ;
For now the wise lead rascals on ,
And neither get thnir duo. "
EDUCATIONAL NOIE9 ,
Woraon aio admitted as students Into the
Toronto Provincial Unlvorsity.tho loading teat
of learning in Canada.
ThoprcKont Honior claia at Harvard college
s the LirReit over pr.ulimted In that institu
tion or at any other American college.
According to tlio returns for 1883 , just Is
sued , theio were in Ireland at the close of thul
roar , 775 scJuuU under thi jurisdiction of
tbo Nutiunal Kilucatioual commission ,
The Kls'.nra of the Good Shepherd In Mil
waukee , Wis. , have had twenty-fivo jnnra In
dian glils intrmted to their euro by thoUnitec
StHteHginoriirtont. Tbo uirU will , nftor 10
ceivinga gnocl education , bo protidod with
sultablo honiort.
Jiapid indeed hs boon the growth of the
now university of Freiburg , in ] iadon. In
b"-l It ha-J U78 students. The number now
a l.OM. About one-third of the etudents nro
intivoi of linden , thn remaining two-thirds
coming from northern Germany. Largo aub-
idles have been granted to the univoraity by
ho liaden govornmont.
The annual ca'aloinio of the ITnlvorsity or
) aloti , jint issued , shows that there nro
dnuty-uix ntudentc , thirty-nine of thorn being
ninig Indies. TliB universily is located at
Vurmillloii. The catnlogim states that the
x'otral university building will bo completed
) y bcpttimbur 1 of thn present yusr. It will
to ,1 ! by 101 feet , and tlueoetoticn high , with
k basemunt. The went wing two stories high ,
rt nlre idy ooinplotod and occupied by the
Indents Tim conrso oj s'.ndy ju outhnud in
llti catalogue Is quitethorough. .
The trust1 PS of Hryn Maur Collega have cs-
.tbli'hrd n department of botany , wltli n two
oara' course , and ba\M onpolnted Mlts Kmlly
i. ( Jregorf Aesoclato in Jlotnnv. Alls * Greg-
ry is it graduate of Cornell University , has
tudli'd In the ptivato laborat rioi of profes-
ors of bntany in Gottinxon , Mnrborgand Her
n , IIM worknd under le. Goodido , of HOT.
aril College , and recently had charge of the
optrtniont of Botany at Smith College. She
n tends going to JCuropt to uontiinio her stud-
OH until near the ounntng of llryn Maur Col-
egu , In the fall of IR f > .
Lately there was a convention at Ivlmira of
Im To.uheiH1 Assocl > ttioii of the state of N"o\v
'orlt. Jjnit uodk thiiio was a National oon-
ontloniit Madison , Wisconsin , componnd of
nloKHtt ) teachers from all parts of the Union ,
'hnpapnis read nml thn Huhjectn iliKCU'so.1
ivoru all of the hitjhabt Import ; butwohu\o
ado 1 tj BOO in the piogniinmo ol bnslncHs nt
itber gutherliv any ruforuncn to the work of
rfnun&tiiry and iniluxtrnl Hchnols. Our at-
oiition U awaknncd to this topio by n rcpirt
icontly lnnupil by tlmltoysl cnminlHiioner/i ! of
iliication in I'liglund , in whieh , among other
liliigx , it Is stated that ono of tin ) gruat dilli-
ultlox In carrying out work in thomi iiiHtltu-
ions Is that of obtaining compDtent toacliors
, llco condition , like result. What la tiuo of
iroat Britain Is , wo presume , true In degree
f our American systeiu.
The tnclmicul school of the cigar association
n Sun Franulsco la tilndng out over half a
nndrod graduates every thr ; n months. At
late mofltingof the iwaocintion , held in tha
Ignr work hop , rittycight young people ,
wonty of whom were girls , received certificates
hot tiioy warn uklllod in cigar mnkitig and
eady to comneta with the Chlncso in the
actorlo-i. The cigar jchool was started for
ha purpose on rooting out Mongolian labor ,
nd thfitmorrbem of the aatoclution , all of
vhom employ Ohlaoao from necessity , have
loiliiod tliomaelres to dtaponae with the
Jhlnpun nnd employ their own graduate *
vhon tboy can do equally well. This manutil
raining rchool proini'o.s a solution of the
Jhlnoiochoap Ubsr question within its own
epartinent of Industry and nuggota a moro
eueml uppllcation of tha plan.
A Ilnrrtl Oilo.
Now tha rural maiden primps
Up her pucker gown and crimps
The dnlnty rlngletft of her auburn hair.
To the I'lcnlo ho will hie ,
In tha sjlvan grove near by ,
And try to ojtch a city masher there ;
Huw the little nntlua play
In the butter all the clay ,
And fi aie up the I antics of tbo dude.
\VlmtdellKhtltistoflp
Fnun tha rural maiden s lip
Thn hounv of her kUaMml bo wooed
From the Waihlngtim Hatchet
Governor ClovcUnd has ft brother who is
rrabytcrlan minister nuar Utica.
The onner-ttnno of tha new Trinity church ,
at liullalo , N , Y , , was laid by IJUUop Ooxo ,
July a. .
During the pi t montb there Iwe been
lty-fiv ( > \ ncco's 0111 to the ) uumbo hlp of the
U-ptUt churches of iJhlcogo. *
I'lans have been fi'ed In Now York I r a
Ivo-ftory building , on tin , Howery , for the
Gurm n brsiuh of tbo Y , M. O. A. It Is to
oo tM > ,0,0 ,
The Uomaiilau papers ancounce the death
of Calais of a member of the I'omonia clergy
1'reda by ni-no , who Ii s ld to havfl attalner
tha ngo of 120 years hating boon ordained 101
yoara ago. For the last fifty yews of Ida lift
ho never tasted llesh meal.
Iivt wo k. on Tuesday , the corner dtono o :
a projected Hebrew templiAdaph lraolw f
laid in Boston. There was especial intercut
taken In the Decision from thn tact thit this
when completed , will to the first oror ercctot
In lioiiton for this exprwu imrposo.
The Capuchin Order ha ? 52 provinces , )
commh'Mlati , 42 norltUtoh'miCR or moniR
terlcs , fee colleges , 4/J12 jirmstt and C80 schol-
aaticai,0''JlayhrotherBand , ! ' about 300 novl
cos. In foreign mlrsionajthero nro M bishop ] ,
810 misslonarloiand 70 lay brothers.
In London there are nlwut 100,000 .Town.
They excel any other religion * order in the
number nnd magnificence of their hospitals ,
alnvhouncs , nynagoguoi and free echooN. They
hnvo tn London , a rollp o oxcluslvoly for
.Town. They have Alteon synniroguoi , a llab-
blnlcal college with the finest Jew library in
the world ,
At the recent celebration of Iti tenth anni
versary tbo Prussian Bible society reported
that up to tha beginning of the present year
It had distributed I,18ti5l : bibles nnd 813Ml7 !
Now Tcstamnntf. During the put year the
Brltlah nnd Foreign society , which has an
olllco In Berlin , distributed In Germany 83 , .
4 < r > bible * , a * against CU.C.VJ bibles and 1ft-
7"- ! Now Tontamont" published by tbo Trim-
slan society.
The Methodist general conference adopted
a resolution depr > cating direct negotiation *
between pastors nnd churches in luhauco ol
npolntinonti by thuBbishoii , as contrary to
the spirit ot the Itinerant ministry and sub-
versivooftho cliii'cb'a co leslastlcal policy ,
and urging blshojH , uastnrs , nnd jiooplo to < Hs-
courngo this practise. This confernnca , whicli
wai a month In nasslon , cost ever 850,000 ol
which amount the M etlioilisti of 1'hiladclbhH
nnd thn Philadelphia conference have paid
about $20,000 lucvm. The traveling oiimn-
ROS of the delegates have reached boirly S-5-
000.
000.A
A good Instance of the affection of the
Spanish people for old churchoi iKcnrcd ro-
coally In Mission S\n .bno , n little villvgo o :
Santa Clara County , Calif irnln. The place
was swept by llro which thrantonnd at one
tlmo to destroy tks old church , which is tail
in good prosorvntion. Next door wai a hrgc
fvino collar , o the ingenious citizens knocked
in the heads of a dozen horshovla of line oh
claret , nnd with the wino cxtinguiihod the
lUmca nnd srwnd the church. Thrt clarnt belonged -
longed to Archbishop Alomany and wai in-
touded for bis private Uhlu.
The American board 1m font not less than
fi.10 laborers among the North American In
dians , nnd expended not loss than 01,300,000 ,
Tha 1'ro'byterian b < > > rd of foreign missions
since 1833hut ) commissioned 58 ; ) min < ionaros !
to slxtoon dilForont tribcn , and expended for
them SWS.IKX ) , the free gift of our churches ,
bcsidds $520,000 moro ontnutvl to it by the
government for educational wnrk , for which
the board was accounted nud furnished vouch-
rrs. It H the Steatiinony of Commissioner
Piico in his report forlSS'J that no other
method for the elevation of the Indians is to
ba compared with the labors of Christian
missionaries among them.
A Critical Moment ,
Two er > y chairs , \cnnda wide.
A corner hid from the light lubido ;
Karo roses ur6und
* # * # * #
And he holds her hand ;
With perfumed 7ephyra herchopks are fanned ,
All bonoyoci words nro the words she heats.
"Will ho to-night ? " und she hupps nnd fears.
Then all is still , and old time u lluat ;
All that she hearj U her own boart beat ,
As the lightn go out in dwortod halls.
Gently a head on a shoulder falln ,
Gently an arm steals round a walat ,
A1 lek ud a ringlet are misplaced.
"He'll surely speak , oh , that little word ! "
tier willing soul with a thrill is stirred.
"Aro you fond of codfish brllf ! " s.ii J lie.
"I xievor attended one , " said sho.
Ll'rovidenco Journal.
It Is surprising what a largo amount of re
ligion people manage to do without when
they get ulf for their vacation ? .
A wicked Omaha preacher says the protestants -
estants nn.br.\/ < > three tiniod as many women
as men. 'Wu btliovo him. Thayer county
( Neb. ) Herald.
A Denver rector gave a sermon on the inci
dent of Moses getting water out of a rock to
( ivo to thfl children of Israel nnd their catt c ,
ltd lay the dust in their camp. Naxt day
: ho papers had thirteoii separata calls , signed
iy nearly every citizon. calling masi mcotingo
) f tbo people without rogsrd to party to rjoni-
nato Moses for mayor of Denver at the naxt
election.
A congregation of Middlesex was dreadfully
shocked last Sunday at seeing the oldest dea
con , who had been fitting In the clover-patch
n front of the church , begin to throw hack
ummoreaults ami go through a rno t violent
orles of gymnastics. Tlio sympathy was
general when It was knoiii that the lirst bum-
> lobeo of the season had mistaken tie leg of
ho good man's trousers for its nest.
Tbo other day a pioua little girl In tbo
Quaker city throw a handful of snuff in the
co of a profsni p'irrot , and the bird died
waarlcg. A Philadelphia justice wan culled
upon to decldo which was guilty of the greater
vrong , tha girl or the pjrrolt ? The old lady ,
owner of the bird , to'i tilled that she hud
lathing to do with Polly's education und nho
could not help it if her pot did curao at
icoplo whoa they wcro going to meeting.
fho littb girl confess il the deed , ami caid
ho diil it because the pirrot taught the chll-
Iron bad words. The judge declilod tha cusa
u favor of the owner ot the do eased parrot ,
uid many good people of the city c.m't under-
land the moral of the judgment. Thuro wm
nero jiiHtico than mor.dity in it , as the lw.
uitved old ludy had ) > a'd $300 for tha Intnlli-
rut bird.
Sister Grimes are o in conference meeting
tst .Sunday ovuning burdened with u imickoii-
d conecituce. As idio lojkod about lior , her
agla ojo gl ulng nbovo her silver-boxved wpoi-
and beneath her fmzfittt1 , the cuug ga
ion quuilcd nnd hold their brojth.
"Jhotliering and tiiturs , " b an SUttr
JiiniQrt , "thoro Is ono among us who has wnn-
i-rod far inter by and foibiddon j > - tbs. Thorn
t ono who 1m committed inuny iloeds of
mission and commiasion. There is ono whoso
ilo heart h uIdlud with Urn pioinptiim of
vil dorlcfs , und who is a hangiii' on tlu vargo
f nvorlostln' torritH. "
A gloom foil over the congregation , nnd all
loud ready to dodge when the shot should
"Do you know who thi > dreadful sinner Is
n our midst ? Brolheriiu'andBi tern , I'm tbe
ianl"A
A Rniullo
A bare wbito arm In the nunddno ,
A peaturo that came mid went ,
And heliotropes Btt in Iho window ,
That burdened the air with ecout.
A fair , fresh face In tht sunlight ,
Just under the cage of th * bird ,
And a voles that WM full of music.
The Bweettit that ever waa haard.
Her hand u aho lovingly goatureJ ,
Was whiter than driven snow ;
And shone lu the run ns eho waved It ,
While gladly I watched from blo\r.
"Camo up to mo ! Como ! O my darling ! "
Again she untreated , " 0ma upl"
A pick up that bundle of swootnma ,
And brought her that torrler pun.
pun.Nemo. .
MUSICAL AND DlttVni.VCIO.
The new Chicago opera home will bo open a
ear from beptuuibcr ,
The Huston Ideal * open the now theatre At
irockton , Muu. , Oct. ' 'I.
lu tha Morning by th Bright Light , will
> pen at St. P til , Bept. 1.
Comio opera has given way for summer ove-
: ilrg concerts Ht Groulor'a MadUoa street
arilun.
The regulir snaion of the Now York Bijou
vill open early In August with tha burlcmme
if 'Oxygon. "
Mamiro Stiiko'cb has engaged tha French
ln er J\Iin \ , l''id-a favrlea fur a tour of fifty
In Amorlc. * .
Mr , Toolo , tha KnglUh comedian , in emls
o prndiiM tutiae of SuaUnpuro's oomadlu at
Ilia I on jou thiutor next BtUBon.
HIu Claris I/ouliw Kelloirg Intenda giving n
grand concert at the United Stitea hotel , 8ar-
atoga , tn ralto money for the podcalal for th
Bartholdi sUtuo ,
M aurico JJarrymoro'g new play , Tlio Don
it pronounced onn of the gicataat drau.a ) no
on the boards. Negotiation are pending will
Laura Don to take tha loading female part ,
Nossier's now opera , "Dor Trompater vor
Sakkingon , " the succesi of which at Lelp
zig we recently reported , has been acccptci
tor performance anting next season at
Berlin ,
Ixiulso Pomoroy , nho tustalnod severe Inju
ry while playing In Oregon , has so far recov
erpd rw to bo able to roach New York. Thougl
( till lama she Is preparing for an actlvo cam
paign in the fall.
In Sarah Bernhardl's version of "Macbo.Ui,1
M arranged by M , Kicbpin , Iho ghost of Ban-
quo Is Introduced by means of a circular trap
behind the table through which the scepter
rises and disappears.
Miss Mary Anderson says that slin Intends
to excel anything overdnno by Mrs Irving in
the staging of Borneo and Mtlict. Hio has
brought several sketches and plots for staga
KoUfrom Italy , and the scoio-palntorA fcro
now busily at work propatlng for her fall cam
paign ,
Lotta'n succ'ss in Nltoucho ha been great
In London , It is said to bn spicy , without
being vulgar , and the pitncipal character , a
lively young lady who runs away from a con
vent , and by a series of funny circumstances ,
makes an unexpected debut on the opera
boufloatago , fiti Lotta llkoa made to order
glovn.
Chouallor do Blutdls Is mentioned as the
Cuban Ole Hull. Not long ngo ho played before -
fore Kaiser William at Berlin. The violinist
Is coal bla k aud at the toiroa his coat front
glittornd with rnoro decorations thxn wcro exhibited -
hibitod by any of bli audionro. His appear
ance cro iteil a sensation. Tha Kaiser turned
to a penllvmon and cxctaimid with a sinlln :
"The follow has even mcrooidera than 1 havo. '
Hero are Iho dates of openings of eomo ol
the principal traveling companies next season
July 23. Lawrence Barrett at Denver ; Aug. ,
11 , Madison Squire , "Alpino Jlosos" com
pany , Boston ; l5th ! Ltcnmau Thouip on at
Chicago ; t'ept 1 , K S. Chanfrau at lioa'on ' ,
the FloroBcei sit Chloigit. and 'Ihomis W.
Kocno at Plttalmrs ; 8th Krank M'nyii in "Nor
lock" nt I'hlludolphia. nnd the Then in Now
York ; ICth Marp.tnit Mather at Itochoster N.
V. , Janauscholc nt New York In a nnw pl y
aiul'iohriM Culhuuh at R.tcinu , Wis. ; 1th !
Clara Morris at Now Yo k ; 30th Henry Irv
ing at tiuubec ; Oct. , 13 , Fnuoy Davenport at
New York.
Adrian to tlin Girl Graduate.
From the Yonkers Gnzstto.
Latin , French nud Limburgcr Dutch ,
Pin-cushiunB , tidioa and X oslngtou stitch
Tha rjinanco H over ; you know s > much ,
The wor.d is ha dly kayoJ up to your
pitch.
Hide away the callow essay ,
Throw the slippers under your bnnk.
Thi in ml in tixlngs white and drossy ,
Fold aud lay them in your trunk.
Waeh your frizzes free from glue.
Cdm your boart so agitated
Put ou your old number six shoe ,
And thank the Lord ycu'vo graduated.
Fling away the gums you'vo chowcd ,
( hut the text booki up for kcoi > ;
Fall in love with eomo dark-eyed dude ,
And learn to wash , and bake and weep ,
CONNUIHLMTIES.
See In the rae for happincsj
The liu.iluud is the winner ,
For ho , us usutl , get a saint ,
While Mary Getz a siuuor.
The gift of the Grand Duke Sorgius to his
brldo was a paruro of daisies costing 510J-
000.
000.Tho
The ongagon nt is announced of Misi
Madgo Fling to Harold Wall.ick , son of Wai-
lack.
Ilunaway marriappa cro always popular in
weather mich as this. They servo to keep
alive the circulation.
An unusually largo number of brilliant
weddings uro announced to take place at the
fashionable tunimor reports this year.
A week or two ngo , in f hiladelphia , Mary
A. Getz aud William Siiui'r wore joined in
wedlock. Happy combination.
Several yoarH ngo a couple wore divorced iu
Now London , Conn , , and both married agtin.
Recently death made them w idow and widower
ewer , ami now they have been married a second
end time to each other.
Another Now York hello bos married an
Itahdnptiiice. _ Ho Is a real ono. He rmm
six chairs , five bath roims , aud the "brush" is
dressed in livery. There isn't a ulcer shop in
any country town in America.
Goorga II. Darvtin , son of tbo celebrated
author of "The Descent of Man , " was married
at Krio Tuesday evening to a Miss Maud
Dupuy , a I'll ladalphia bollo. The groom
Is profe'sor of astronomy at Cambridge uni
versity.
Indhnapolis , Ind. , July 2.1 Itsv. William
Nealigh , a missionary minister of Darko coun
ty , Ohio , aged 73 , wo * married here to-day to
MM. Uachoi Thomas , of Sedalia , Aio , who in
ust his Age. They hayo boon friends sicco
shlldhood.
A dispatch from fashionable Newport says
, hat the first disappointmuut of tha HOH OU is
, ho anmmnconimit of the poHtponomont of
; ho marrimo of Midn Alice Coates , flaiightor
if Mr. J tunas P. Coates , to Mr. Theodore
KrelinghujHan , aim of tbo secretary of state.
S'o re.vson id given fo thn p iblic , but it id an-
iiimed tint the Interested parties know their
> wa buein HS.
Socle ty of GroanlmOi N. Y. . was not at all
ihocko tbo other dny wlion Nelson M ittlco ,
ixty jears oh' ' , and by iiccnpvtlim a rag ped-
Her , got married to libbin VanWio. a oil fit-
eon , und tliu lltt'o b : iucy of the littln v Hugo
if GrecnbiiHh Mutilce ll\ed with the Van-
iV'ioi and foil in love uiib l.ibbie , and she ru-
: iprnjtted in bar unull way , l.ibtiin hud no
) -UIIY to bo in the way iwsho WAR not rngardeil
if ripe go to woo aii'l win. Nothing w.n
luiught or said ubout the dilferenco ot nee' ,
tnd there \VMS no crltlcinm , at tin ro usually in
n society about ill-ananitod , unfit matcho * .
L'ho iociuty of Gruenbu-h lit moro polite than
ocinty generdly. anil xhuusexcellent brerding
.o . allow uu incident like this to p.iss without
unnanneily rumtrks.
3UIIE Ol'1 ASrilMA AND SPINAIj
WISiYKNKHS.
2S9 WEST 22o STIIEF.T ,
NEW YOUK , Alny 17 , 1883.
Though it may bo irregular for a phy-
liciau to fjivo n cortlficatu in favor of a
) roprictiiry mcdicino , Blillin , the cauao of
'mmanity , I venture to aay n word in
favor of ALUOCKS' ; Pouous PLASTEUS ,
rrhich I oatoeni the most remarkable ox-
teraal romudy of this country.
I have known tlieno Plasters to care
Spinal Weakness where the patient had
been confined for months to his bed. A
blacksmith of my aiquaintanco waa so-
roroly iinurod in the back by the kick of
i homo ; four Aucouit'a POUOUH PLAhTRKi
juickly relieved him of excruciating
Jgony nnd cured him in a week. Another
patient guttering with Nuurali/ia of the
tleart , wua comiilotely cured in four
tiotira.
In Asthma , I know of a case where
they were worn for three months aud
fully restored the health. In another
: aao where patient had Sporadic Cholera ,
lothing relieved him until ho put on
ihroo ALLCOCK'H Pouous PLASTEHS ; in
.wolves hour * all pnina in the chest aud
itomach disappeared. I hnovr that these
[ Maaterc , applied on the pit of the atom-
inh , are a Boven'ipn remedy for Dyapep-
lia and Constipation.
Finally , if persons once ueo ALLCOOK'S
Poiioiiii PLAHTEU'H they will never u o
my other ; they nro BO pleasant , quick
tnd painless nature's balmy assistant.
D. 0. VAN NOUMAN , M. D.
AlloocW the only Genuine For
ms Phator.
Flro at OliarloH City , Town.
On CAOOJuly 25. Tbe Daily News Charles
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