THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY , FEBRUARY 14 , 1885
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"Yen know the Net Perce * . supple and slim
Sluggish o ! soul and limber of limb ;
Cruel of council ma nnd cald us KB
A tight of one of em will sulGco.
"Up In the Ycllowatono , illck and nrat ,
Near to the tieiers dwelt Paw me 1'eto.
His dam ft tqtiaw and his sire a Yank
Who passed in them | > rts for hall n crank.
"Now , Pete was a chap of the f'arson typr ,
J.Utlp.detcrmiiifd , for tightltif ' , ripe ,
Who seldom traveled without hi * Run ,
And from white man or red could never run.
"Ho had n hut In the Modoc p ss ,
A ledge of mica like colored glasp ,
And ho kept n rifle Ix-nido hif > bed ,
And a brace of pistols beneath hii head.
"Hr skinned lack rabbits for food in spring :
In summer , ho brought down game on the
wing ;
In autumn , Ret for thn moose his snare !
In winter , trapped for the gtinly boar.
"You bet hat chap was n nat'ral rough ,
Whoso L-r i/1 / made h n n wmtern tough ;
A 'brave. Jnrt ncont and part Injun buck ,
Well knd n to 'Kruco for craft and pluck.
"Well , " Jito heard something' of Canby'o
Of pale VJ3 trust nnd rul facr hate ,
And hn" t > re an oath that If o'er the hour
Came fo wventjo , he'd try his powci.
"Uncle tfiin't cavalry knows the wiles
n' J < hostile ! in deep defiles ,
ahawk and the scalping knife ,
idly tricks of savage life ,
there drove through the Yellow-
>
Oho- . fthtp with its load nlonu
'UK ' Rlrli and a lad and man ,
tlioir ilrcond nt work btgan.
" \V lido i IUK at Mipi > er a glittering eye
Was fixi ipon ' ( in , and Invorodnign
To see \ { , flrop in their wagon bed :
Hut one.i . guard with a charge of lead
"As clp' Ji the canyon crmichodnnd crept.
The bu.wore there , when the settkrs slept
To steal < lco snakes on the quiet rnmp
And kll1 nd scalp by the firelly's lamp ;
"But If it happened they never knew ,
A kettib ojn was watching the crew ,
And whr at midnight a wild wolf'd yell
Awork ti echoes like Bhroiko of hull ,
"A rifle tckod , and n rcdman sank
Downwi ru the blossoms his hot blood drank ;
And m .nd boy from the startled van
With t shooters out at the devils ran.
"Anothc shot , nnd another yet ,
And an ier still , till the flowers were wet
With tl crimson ( low of that Indian band ,
Cut off their prime by n vengeful hand ,
"Andf" hand Pete's , which ho next day
* *
To ono ft theglrli he helped to cave ;
Then * umped a ranch down In Wyoming
When Iw ttio v oiccs of children ring.
"Whon'ver , stranger , you go that way
You'll , r what the settlers have to say ;
'Nob.ror braver man is known
That "wnoo Pota of the Yellowstone. ' "
( ' f , -The HapublU.
V rMAlirON J. MEUIUVILE.
"Ti * Jo days to think of it ! " mused
Noll1 Jhymore , walking up and dowu
thonttjrow strip of grasi that skirted the
doctor a compact little dwelling. "Three
days before the garden party , nnd then I
shall have to decide whether I shall be
mistress ot nil Oikloigh or the wife of i
surgeon in ono of the poorest piactlces it :
Now York. "
Seeing her to charming in her browr
hollaud dress and nmplo garden hat , will
her golden hair rippling in the sunshine
little caufe for wonder that the heir of hal
the surrounding county bal lost hli
heart to her so far as to entreat her to be
come the lady of Oakloigh hall.
The oiler wu a very flattering ani
tempting ono to Nellie , and she was t3 (
much of n woman to refuse the cli'sr a
once just because she did not love him
So three days had oho taken to comido :
his i posal , and in the library of Oak-
leig ill ou his 21st bir.hday had agreet
to giv bun her final answer ,
givT1 reo days ta think of what , Mit
Clay i jie ? ' exclaimed n voice from thi
Burg > iwindow , and looking up Nellii
saw v , Ji tome embarrassment tint thi
first , Hrt of her sentoace hid boon hem
by f d studious young suigeou who wa
tak v brief holiday noath the doctor
j
ro ? tn ovious to taking a practice in thi
ute § 1 wards of New York.
teli I face was n sid ono , too much so t <
a , jmod hnnUome. but ho was inter-
i ° t"/ , / , ' look inc.
nistwi'wlcoJ , Mi. Veinoy , I had no idua
.10 com leaking my thoughts , and .stilll Iffc
.tiler tl oa were within hearing , " ropltei
jliHl thr < coming to the caienunt abou
"m. Son th.r . ° 8ea twined E0 lo\oin ly.
took tiiu fly Jllio , " sud ho , "I was thlnkmghoi
[ UlUng for shall bo to have this place for thi
ibo put in ui change th's ' rose-covered cottag
froiiiMr. . . , -apartment , in a dirty street ,
jou go yotl You have enl
ere two months. "
After noon past , or 1 shall not have a peen
thu iUf8Uini | twith. Besides , I nmgettingevci
n inclined to work. Pleasure
ting ; it seems to sap all my energy ,
moved loud , Pa will miss you very mnch , nnd i
out of order - Butyou wills ion be well known i
to call him fig v\orld , and lhough you miMtwor
vM * . " 1 ! ? ! . ( U poverty you mum not mind.
1 had > ou to tulk to mo I think
L bu thu li'st in the country bufor
rs , ar is out , ho said , with n Hush c
nounting to his earnest face th
the dailc Jaiheu droop over Nelllu
OtTnuwlix whlloa decided iluttor nbout hi
J'atil , Putin warned her that they were now n ]
S. . natu ; A bing an interesting crisis ,
it ttiJ cha Nolllo , Nolllo , whci jarojou ? I hnv
ft die i > a looking f > r you all dny , ' cried tl
' " . rather curious , fursy-bokir
which nppaarod nt the U IHI vrii
. papa' " answered Nellie , will
ompanlou hast.ly wlthdran frjm tl
nt.
j uvo you written ont those f o si
, yotl No ? Well , I cnunot get y (
n little thing to help mo , and yi
[ , iall my patients atAIoornllo getili
a ( her. Will you do them now , chil
- Intend to at nil ? I must ba o
Wt < I shall do when Mr. Yerney gotH
il T , Know , although he Is general
ttu King of something else when I a
tir dug to him , " Dr. Clay more continue
\lngdown to the ball , where Nell
\ik waiting ta give him his hit.
"Now got my stall" ho alsvawa csll
It n stall'"and ran for my gloves ,
know those two Wigby girls will ba de
by this time , " and ha stamped up ai
down tbo ball in a fever nf luipatlenc
"Therelgood'by , and don'c bother n
with your kissot ; I have never t ma f
anything but work. It you dent g
thoio done by the time 1 return you whi
not go to the fo'.o. "
Iftcr that throat I'll do It. Good-b
and b ) homo ai teen as you can
, ered Nellie , attending him to t
P f
' , r flood by. Ttll Mr. Vcrney that
mall expect him to como this efterno
fjr a low hours' lishlug up-jli-dsm. Ai
il ho wants somotbiog to do bo may
9t.ll get my tackle in order for it pwiliv
; y frlqhteru me to see It ia the condif
it ii. " And with this parting injuoc'.i
tie fusiy 'hough really gto lnaturtJ do
tor walked down the road on hit omnde
of mercy , leaving Nolllo to natch hta
broad form until it disappeared behind n
clump of hedpe-ro * .
* * * * * * *
It is the day of the foto. All Oakloigh
and Moorvillo are alho with flags and
bunting , iind a splcndcd Irlumphal arch
< 7cr the big gate inatki the onttanco to
the h 11.
Thismhisto to illuminated ia the
evening , and the iLlubltants nf thonolgh.
> oihcod are to bo liirthor dnightod by a
grand display of hcc-woiks. All in hon-
r of the young hair. There ho la , loin-
K ngslnat the tcraco rails. Handsome ,
you think , don't you'
Still , them Is tuh a decided lack of
character in Ills face that it looks almost
girlish ,
Ou a goat by the terrace stops ii n rnr-
y of young girls , among whom is Nellie
1'aymoro.
"Ara ycu invited to the ball to-night ,
Nellie' " aeked n brighl-cycd member of
the group.
"Yos do r , but 1 don'tthinkl shall go.
cplied Ncllio.
"Not go ! echoed round In astonish-
nent.
"Why , I would go If it vttra only toseo
ho diaamads and plate. But y u pti-
laps have seen them , haven't youl"
"Yos ; tluyarocorlninly very beautiful. '
"I wonder who wll bo xho lucky wom
an who will citch the heir to the diamonds
mends ! " aald Lucy Derllng , ono of the
Jils , u.th a quick laugh. "It's c'lUinly
vorth trying tcr. '
Report stii at tin time tint she was
r/ing vui > hard htrielf.
"Seo ho v ho is Ihniog with Miss Mon
roe. It M not likely to bo ono of us , do
you think ? "
"I dna't know about that ; her hair la
BO ihort , nnd I can't think why it don't
[ tow , " said Lucy , shaking out her own
usurlant trcsics.
"It Is sliT , but pretty and curly , nnd
she is far ton good for that bop. "
"jMollie'Ntl ' iol That sounds rather biter -
or , and pats me In mind of the fox and
, ho gripss. "
A li'.ilu' Indignant laugh broke from
! ? ollio'd lips as sno look'.d over there by
'ho lake.
Half a dozen girlc , in the inoit ongag-
ng tuminor coatumet , hovering around
ho recumbent form of the curly headed
loir , who , with a sweet smile on his lies ,
\copt their subtle flatterierlillo each
aln little heart Halters -witli delight at
the thought of being the faxorod ono.
Something-\\cok \ , almost contemptible
nbout the group.
AiNelllo turned away her eyes met
; hose of Wendell Votney , and by the ex
pression in his face she knew tint some-
-hing ot the tame thought had passed
thrcugh his mind.
It was then that ehe deidod that hei answer -
swor to Fcrcy Oakloigh ahou'd bo a nega
tive ; for , comp.vlng the tvo ( men , tbo
viuopor lo tea much that not alltho lords
jf OaKloIgh could tarn the balance in his
Faor. .
A \cry stately loom was the library of
; ho hal ) , and Nellie was very glad when
[ ha Interview was over with Percy , al
though mortified that ho did not take her
refusal in the tragic way that aha had
road about in novel1.
# * * * *
A bcautifol night , the soft eouth wind
rutAling the loivea In the chestnut
giovo , tha firmament abliza with heav
en's joweh , nnd beneath , where all ia
( juiet and still , Wendell Vernoy Is tall
ing his love to Nellie Claymore.
"Acd you will ba my wife , darling ,
and help me win a name and fortune ? "
"Yes. Wendell"she said , shyly. "But
when will you bo tack from New York ? '
'In a week , I hope. What can I dote
to prove my pntltudo to you for casting
your lot in life with a poor mm' '
' Why , promise to never love mo less
than you do now , " she siid , laughingly ,
drawing her hand from his clasp.
"But I hoar the carriage coming to
take you away. "
"Away , oh , yes but a week and I
shall return never to part from yon
again , " and he stooped and kissed hoi
asjlonntely ; and the stars looked softly
lown , blinking kindly In the vault ol
icavon , the solo wiliietH of this victory
; alned by hearts over diamonds.
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reo.
Ilia Clmmiiion l-iur 1'ioin Katihis Cllj
Throws I p tlic SIIOIIKI *
joui.svillu Courier Journal.
"Cold in Jvansas ? " interrogated the
cd-shirlcd gentleman , who nai iudus
rlously occup'ed ' in holding a cracker-
> 'X down , just to the right of the stove ,
"Well , I should lo't'y ' ' snar/.e. Tell yei
wet ; why , when lluywjutpr mike ici
cionn out thai , a'l taey hav' trr clu is t <
[ tut a htt'o ' luuon p-el im' sugar inter thi
bucket an' go ter milkin , ' an1 In the tinu
their dun milkin1 lltey hav' a bucket ful
o\ thou werij' beat ice cream "
The stillntRS was , as .1 bfstamlci re
maikcd , "so ttick yer could cut it wit !
an old chco'o knife.
"That's puny good as for ns It goos. "
"Da toll , ' murmured a long slapsidoi
specimen of humanity , ai ho draw him
self ont of n nail keg and glaivd arouni
upon tbo motley nsmnbly with an inter
rogation point In his loft eye and a clas
of stnlo beer in his left hand , "tha1. '
putty good as far ez it goer , bat up into
Mishygan it air snmmat kold , too , lorn
mo toll yer. Why , when I was up t
Mishygan on a wieit tor my brother 11111
nn'ono mornln' In , l > nnawerry we wen
ont to milk old brlndloau' itwas to koli
that wo bad ter hi d a fire under Iho eli
kow ter thaw her out , so oz she could giy
down her milk , '
Thona silence like a wet blanket fol
over the little knot of listeners that wa
just broken by tha champion liar froi
Ivanrns , who in n tone of disgust re
nisikod :
"He tikes the sasaago. "
Then the crowd arose as ono man , an
filed out as silent as a funeral prccesiioc
HKIN UIBE/YNKS / GUIIEI ) .
lly Dr , Frazier'i Marie Ointmect , Cure
If by magic : Pimples , Black Ileadi or Grub
Blotches and Eruptions on the fase , leavio
the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itcl
Salt Hhouin. Sore Nipples , Sore I ps and ok
Obstlnato Ulcers Sold by druggist * , c
mailed on receipt price. 60 cena. Sold b
Kuhn & Co. and 0 , F. Goodman.
A lidy whose husband had contracte
a club favor hit upon a brilliant sclisni
recently. She procured a partly-won
10 gentleman's glove and left It upon tb
parlor sofa when the retired , after eittin
np until after twelva for her nbjont lord
lie does not go out In the evenings now
DUUKDE'S SALID DUISSINO & Cot
MEAT SAUCE , The ( moil nuynnauo fc
meat , tish , and vcgotibb E.il.tds , and
supuib table sauce , Itfir SU-IIOMOS nn ;
home-mado drc&sbig , I'vorjbwly likes it
HOW CONGRESSMAN DHHSS.
Tlio Senatorial I'conllnrtlcs of Sonic
of Our Stntcumcn.
Washington Irtter to Cleveland Leader.
Luke P. Poland is the only relic of the
old statesmen of the dajs nf Clay , Calhoun -
houn and Webster. IIo still clings to the
wallow-tall foal , with the bright grid
buttons which woto used by nil of the
fashionable men of tint time. It is
dinner and prettier thin the Prlnco Al
bert or the cutaway of the present. In
fact thu dress of mon has been guwlng
similar during the past century. Wash
ington , who died in 170 ; ) , wi.ro rollljs
on his sleeves , and half nf the men who
signed the Declaration nf Itulependonca
were powdoicd wigs. Jofi'otsan aportad
knee-breeches and Madison was proud ot
having worn a suit of clothes of Amcu-
n msko nt his Inauguration.
Daniel Webitar.usually were n suit of
snull-brown color , with n Intgo soft neck
tie. Martin Van Buron was very fns-
tidiona nbout his clothes , nud always ap
peared during the summer In the whitest
of white duck linen. Ills clothes were
cut in the la'cst ttylcs , and ho were
very high stock neckties , out of whi h
pcopod his standing co lar , making his
head look like th&t of John the Baptist
on n charger. Andrew Jackson nho
dresud well , though ho did not make his
clothes n great mutter Ileury Clay were
n swallow tall , nud n standing collar ex
travagantly high , James Buchtniu was
nlwaya very precise in his clothes , always
appealing In full dress. lie had a great
trouble as to how ho should aopoar when
ho wai our minister to Eogliml , nnd the
dlscnts'on Involve ! oven the queen of
England herself.
To-day half of our public mon go about
In suiti as basincst-llko as those of a
bnnk cashier. William Walter Phelps ,
with nil his millions , wonrs clothes which
cost nbout § 25 n suit , nnd ho sports n
nd neoktlo. Tom llccd dresses in
dark twcad business clothe ? . Ly
ra an , of Massachusetts , wears a
corf , Orlando Potter's gray clothes
would not soil for $50 to second hand
clothosman , and the Week onus of Col.
Woolford , of Kentucky , nro shiny with
ngc. Cbnilca Ncal , of Philadelphia , is
natty in his drees , and his red neckties
are always now and his collars clean. Jim
Belford , on the other hand , sometimes
wears clothes that nro positively ditty ,
and they hang on his eqnaro , angular
form like the old ones of a farmer who
hai framed thorn on n cross to scare tha
crows. Both Carlisle and Randall wenr
little inch wide black nocktlos , nnd Vioth
nro generally dressed in black. Both
stoop a little , nnd neither Is very careful
as to his appearance Jiulgo Kenyan , of
Texas' , wears a black diagonal Priuco Al
bert coat nnd n turnover collar , nnd Perry
Belmont's little frame , every ounce ot
which can bo fed with its Income of many
thousands a year , ia clothed in closely
buttoned black broadcloth. Governor
Long , who is to rend the address at
the dedication of thu monument , has
a good tailor , and his wide blue
seersucker paiita of List yenr made
him the envy of all iho Wash ngton dudes ,
but bluff Oscar Tnrncr , of Kentucky , tha
Outlaw of the Purchase , of cell comes into
iho house without a vest , and buttons his
lantaloons with a belt strap Dowhefincr
: loihcs his six-feet form nnd his three
lundrod pounds in blick d a onol. Sam
Cox always appcars on the floor In b'ack ,
and Heir , of Michigan , has on a suit ot
justness cat , and n peeper nnd silt ma-
crlal. Calamity Waller's clothes BIO ns
rough and crazy na his bruin His Guitenn-
ika face looks as though it needed a
razor , and his luir alwnjB stands on end.
Phil Thompson , that little fellow with
, ho plen'ant faca and the mild airdresses ,
very neatly , nnd hi ) clothes fit him. Ho
las no lo ik about him which will indi
cate his history ni the killer of several
mon , and bii manners are ns gen
ie as tliofo of a woman. Ho IP ,
n fact , as mild a mannered man as over
cut a throat. Phil Thompson has a
.win brother who dresses just like him ,
ind who is his very Imago in face and
form. The doorkeeper can not tell them
npart , and Phil's bro'her , who is not a
member of congress nnd has no right to
the ilcor , can move In nnd out of the
louao at will , the officers of the hcuso
making him for his brother. At ono tima
it 13 said that Phil was a prosecuting
attorney in Kentucky , and not feeling
well ono day .ho asked his brother to go
and try a case for him. Ho did so and
.ho court did not know thu difference.
I'vpsrlcnco \
It ia a matter of regret that in Intro -
luclng Hood's Saraapa rills , ito proprio
: ors are obliged to overcome n certain
distruv. by EOIUO people who have nnfor-
: unntely bocght worthless compiunds
mixed by poreona Ignorant of pharmacy ,
ierj. 0 , I. Hood & Co. nro reliable
pharmacists of lonu experience and they
make no claims for Hcoi's Sirsaparilla
which cinnot bo substantiated by the
strongest proof. And wo say to those
who lack confidence , read the nniolicitjc
tostiiiKiiiaia in favor of Hood's Sarsapa
nils , anil then provo iti merits by astua
pornonol test. Wo are coolicont 1 hit you
will not be ditappolotcd , but will find it
a medicine of grrat value , wlrch cnn be
implicitly rellea upon 100 Dtscs $1.
Tm-Foot Shark.
Santa Barbara ( Cil. ; ) In ' , andont :
Thcsa who wuro forttmata enough to
be present at the whaif yestordny morn
ing hml the pleasure of witnessing a
etricgd and novel spectacle , n sight tt.i
was out of the usual routine of ovejj daj
happening ) . Lirco ( every porjou whc
his resided joy length of time in Snnti
Barbara knows him ) , the fisherman , ha
n 14-year old ton that manages a ( iehing
smack with BS much dexterity a * an oa
lar that had fol'otrcd ' the eeas all tbodavi
of his life ; and last summer a year ago
when his father owned the sloop Ocean
King , would always accompany him or
sea voyages to Huonemo for cargoes o
oil and grain , and take h s turn at the
wheel regularly with his father , by sc
doing filling the pUce of an iiblo sea
man , Ho can reef and furl sail am
manage a boat In a way that woulc
do credit to old hands at the bnsi
HUBS. Yesterday morning the boy jumpec
into ono of hta father t boa's bent on t
Cubing tour and before he got outsldo o
the kelp ho hooked on to n ten footsharl
that brought bis boat to a standstill
With the nerve of a hero he wont imme-
dutely to work to lucuro Mr. Fish , anc
it was plain ta bo seen that the lad had i
task of no little magnitude. To nsa him
self advantageously ha had to let the boi
dii't ' &t the mercy of Iho waves , and a
once commenced polling on the line ti
which the liah nai attached. Fora wlilli
It was a question In the minds cf roan ;
who were prcsintaa to wLo was iiuste
of tha situation , the boy or the fish. Thi
shark would frequently come to the sur
face , nad , with n sudden lash of its tai
that made the wiUn wild with coraun
tion , would go down into the depth
'if the cc an with lightning rap
Uity. evidently realizing hi
predicament from tha fuss h i
made ia lighting tifrro himself , am
while the line grew ( hotter the tharl
RTOW correspondingly larger in his np-
poirancs. In the course of a few minutes
utos the fish showed signs of becoming
wo&ry and tired , and the work of getting
him to the boat WAS not us creat as fir t
anticipated. The boy's exertions were
finally crowned with success , for when
the hugo monstct was finally within
reach of the lad ho struck him a severe
blow with n larga knife , crimsoning the
water for yards , proviDg that ho was hit
n good ono After receiving the firtt cut
ho fought all the fiercer for n short liui ? ,
but owing to the lojs of Mood ho soon
succumbed. On opening the shark ho
was found to contain nine good sired fish.
Ho was aftsrward thrown overboard , as
their moat is not good for eating pur
poses. They are very dlswtrous to fishing -
ing nets , once becoming ontinglod fre
quently teailng them into thrcds.
List of letters remaining in the Omaha
postollico February 13th , 1885.
( .EMLKKAN'SIIST ,
Milling L i : Keini L A
Anderson It KillettVI ,
\llen U W LiiRhton C
Mho Mr Lindsloy L B
V Jams B K Lindqulst 1)
Vincco T S Lodor II U
htnda II Mlchol M
5iay J i : JIc LiiiRhlin T
Jrown L T Murray 1)
Jruner W McDonald L
Jenitlick W 11 Ale Dermott J C
Jestanlo W iMcKranu J
BurntttWH J Incite II
Boulher C F Mlllt-r C
ioon C h McCisson O I1
itdard .1 MehliR C
iomo J Mnstuy Mr
! eyJ ! Mitchell C
Jookei 1' Winery T
Javelhim V Milhouien .T A
Jrapahaw 1) McDonald 1'
Vurns J II lead 1' J
Jay G II McGinn 1'
Jurtoltou N Miller
'ursih O ManlnaG
loudin M McNnhl W
Jyars J 0 Niltson G
itasou ] ) Koiono A
Benton C C Newman K
JockV Newman F
tenter 6 Ohrt U 2
iuatonO Price F
3orey J 1'araloy L
Boston It I'lnllspapa F
OautwelW 1'eterscn Mr
Cain O .1 Tearl O
1'aul W
n It 1'lumf r SIi
Cnrlon J 2 Powell LC
lamp W 3 1'otter A , Son
ybriftensoii C 1'leasant Ll >
Quay SO
} arpennor 11 W ItassmiHon C
Cai tor D Richards G L
'orvjfll J llothlll.
Jeni'nn 1' Hook J
) onan ! J . ) KIchardson C A
hincan & Co Jluhir
) at J i ) llu er G W 2
) I , It Snilian I'
) \ is 1) A Seefery II
niiott .r Seonett N
llwood 1' Sack B .
Jly A Sehney W S
Fotd n ; Snenet L
i-ord J Slach K
Uilorz A S Sterling STt
FeoU Spencer GW
Garven K Suite * .T
"Jnlf J Stone W
larnty J Sandti P
Uoddntd A H Slavan F B
JrinellCH Sloano U
Gehok W C Thompson J
look ] ' Thomas U
licks F C Thompson J
lasou J G Tucker G
I.macn J G Tireny F
larum A Vierse J
Jutchison C Voight A
Inrley H It Wash F
latisV H Weather hoiri I
lackeou M Watson ( f
fohanson 1C Weblier A C
foil meson JJ J Wilbur W
Ton son W Woods VW
Tncobson H ( i Woodbuin S
lokon 1C Wells L II
Kelley Jt J Weacott N
Uiotle .1 S
ivtanhofinan J
Kler.-
Kuhl C B
iisr.
Anderson Miss M 2 l.ouery
Allen W LaftdtMissM
Allen I1 Midler Mrs L
Bovvn T Ii Maher Mra K
Burin Mrs M Mel'hail A D
Ulakely M McDonald .T
Burtlett Mrs A Mcl'eroti Miss M
M uller G
Jionner S Mnino Mrs J
Brady P Manchcater It
ISrown Mrs J ] MayD
Copts M Miller Misa .1
I'.iirloy A Merrick ] ]
Carlson .T Mullen Mrs U
C'ouk MIH II Nietach Misa AI
Carpenter L Pi.-ch K
Cotin.ird AI Nickles Mrs W
Cams A Nelson El
Dlckoat-on M C Perry It
U.ininvsld 1' Penerson Misa It
Dovine AT Hicli M
Dewein I ) IJandson Mrs CJ
Baton P TalniRron M
Finney JI N Kocliu 1'
Geeusberf , ' L Uussoll B
lireon Mi sPj
Ghan Miss L Sigy Misa .T
Hofman N 2 Swanson Mrs L
Huston L Sullivan ( !
Hutir C Spencer Miss JI
Hall Mrs O Htaiut Mra J
Hunter Jt Shafer Misa A
HawkL Tnnquin A
HogiuvvathCj Wiieht It
Hcdind , r Whitn A L
Ilnuburo 1 < Walt M
Hoaity Mid M War Mrs X a
.IcDsen II
L ithop F
Ith ci ASS MATTnt.
N Bryan
WFftterfidd
Mra I ! H Iteed
4 M Hoove'
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1'ostinaiter
Did Vou Ever Jleur This :
Sie haieen mlch Buttercup enay glaene But
tercup ,
Uud ich v\aisa gaw net warrum ;
Doch bin ich die Buttercup orum glay But
tercup ,
Xu ouer Buttercup , kum !
Well , that's the way they sing a cortalr
rather well-known opera , now In dangei
of i-ivival down nt Allentown , 1'n. Go
down thcra and the best young men of
the villiago will give yon the whole thing
In Pemuylvanla Dutch , beginning witft
the opening chorus :
" .Mir fahren aut dor mecr ,
Uiiser hchlff is shay und shteody ;
M'r drinker nix o s beer ,
Und m'r eind aw iminer ready. "
A C RD. To all ho are suffering from efc or
ami ludliLotlons or jouth , nertoui uealintM tatlj
decay , loaa of manhood , etc. lulllicnil u rttcelpl
th t will euro vou fRKK OK CUAHOK. Tills ttreul
rcmid > uaa ( UscovtriU b ) * missionary ta hotiU
America. Senil fell nJdrisntd cintloix ) to Hn , Jo
rill T INMA.N hUtlon "I ) . " New York
IOWA HEMS.
The meeting of the Northwestern
Dairymen's association lias been post
poncd to March 10.
Cedar Rapids is not much on the brag ,
bat it "points with pride" to "one of the
finest" pol ce forces on the continent ,
Their pantaloons bag at tli9 kueo.
The city marshal of Hampton , by vir
tue of a search warrant , discovered and
couQaostid one hundred and fifty gallons
of whisky , besides a quantity of betr and
Mine , in the drug store of H P. Gull.
A disease Jus broken out among the
c ttle In Van Bareti coanty. The dls-
oaio begins with aatlffaning of the limbs ,
the animal raluios food and dies In from
twelve to fifteen bonri. The majority
that have died thus far have been young
oitt'o ,
A prcapcc ho Rrndtitto of nn Illinois
rchci'l hni wrltti n a Mni-shalltown i 1 ra-
HUttiim the loan of her vnlcdictoty hd-
dress , nnd ebe ssj s she wants to Holivrr a
; eocene and hi-r's WAS the Kst ( ho J id
icon.
The explorftticn for rock foutida'ian
ror n bridge over the MUsiurl river at
Sicut Oily resulted u striking n strata
of reck ot ono point nt a depth of 7feot. .
The strata will bo dulled to determine i s
thick noes.
The annual convention nnd tournament
of the low A State Fireman's nssocUlnn
: nkcs place the second week in , luno , at
Divooport , end Trill doubtless lo the
nest successful of any meeting of the
kind lurotoforo hold la iho state.
The loaders of the Audobon mob whi >
villod the Jctlornon murderers arc sild
; o bj very uneasy as to wlut the frloutls
of the lynched ni ° u may do iti the wny
) f retribution , nuittotlrgi cf retaliation
Dolnpfrequently heard in the land ,
A Dtibuquo tailor , on Snturd y bocrin
ng suddenly violant nud Insane , seized n
lugo pair of ahoara nnd cxrresied the
dotcunlnation to make n few ronibblo
clippings from the aiutomy of n fellow
workman. The nasnultod rann stood the
raanlnc rll with nn ircning board fur a
° o\v minutes , when ha boonmo ritlonil
nnd resuniul his w > rk.
Pure blood is nbsolutoly nocosaiiry In
irdcr to enjoy perfect health. Hood's '
Snrsnparilla purifies the blood nnd
strengthens the system
Snm Houston's Duel.
A correspondent of the Bowling
Green ( Ky. ) Jnfe/Zij/eHcer / unearthed nn
old mnn of the vicinity w ho remembered
nil nbout "tho sensation of the year
1820 , " the old man being ouo of the
participants in the duel that caused the
sensation. To settle n spat that cnmo
of hot blood Gen. Snm Houston , then n
member of Oongrees from Tennessee ,
ami Qcn. White , of Nashville , ngroed
that ou "Sept. 23 , 1820 , " they would
"fight a duel on the Tennessee Hue ;
time , sunrise ; distance , fifteen feet ;
weapons , holster pistols. " Houston got
out of bed nt 3 :40 : a. m. ou the 2d ! ! , anil ,
sitting in his night clothes , molded two
bullets. As the first fell from the
weld a dog named " Qon. Jackson"
raised n triumphant howl under the
window. When the second bullet
dropped a game cock crowed long nud
loud from a neighboring tree. Houston ,
who was superstitious , cut the figure of
a dog on ouo bullet , nud that of n cock
on the other. The principals stood nt
their posts on the second and to the
inch. White's lead cut a whistle
through the sharp air , but Houston
stood unhurt. At the same instant the
bullet with the dog mark passed clean
through White's body , so that a silk
handkerchief was drawn from ono side to
the other. After the duel Houston select
ed its his coat-of-arms the famonf
chicken cock and doc. "
Hoi-sllml's acid
If IMl'jMllED NEIIVE FUNCTION.
Dr. C. A , FEUNALD , Bcston , Mais ,
says : "I have used it in catcs of Im
paired nerve function , with beneficial re
sults , especially in cases whore the sys
tem is affected by the toxic action of to
bacco.
Sonic ComiMt , Uct'ral Trims.
Medicine , like every L notice , has it ?
peculiar terms which seem barbuiouo
to tLo public. They secure brevity
nnd exactness. Some of them ? how
ever , have become more or less fnmilinr
to the people : it large , anil it may bo
well , from time to time , to uxplniq
few of them.
An ejiidemic is a disease due to romc
wide-spread cauno nud pjevaii ur
through n largo extent of territory
Tims the influcnj'n a kind of fever 01
short run IIOT repeatedly swept througl
whole nations , sometimes fiorn one end
of the earth to the other , uhvajs from
east to west.
Au endemic disease is duo to locn1
causes , nml is generally rcstiictinl 1 <
the localities in which they originate
Fe\er and ague is un onilcmic disease
Sometimes an endemic disease becomct
epidemic. Cholera , eiulomic in Indi.i.
occasionally sweeps through the world
r.nd yellow fever , endemic iu the Wi1.
Inilidh , is conveyed to our Southen
[ States , where it becomes n dcsolutin ,
epidemic. Sometimes nn imported
epidemic rany leave behind it geimij
from which tbo disease mny in tinu
'
tinder favoring circumstances 'burst out
anew.
A ilisoaso is said to bo sporadic
when cases of it occur here and there
without nny connection between them
An epizootic pronounced opi-aa
ot-ic , not epi-70ot iois uu epidcmi
among tlomestio animals. The ono
which spread among our hones a few
years ago , making uur cities through
the week stiller than an onlinnrv Sal-
bath , was of the nuturo of an iiitluonza ,
Shoiigh it largely alTcctod UTJ auinal
onl.
Iron Vermin Alcohol ,
In doctoring siok people with alcoholic
mixtures , the first mischief Is that the
liery Bluff burns i's way through in
llamcd , delicate t sines which oaght to bo
soothed and strengthened. Then the
most sensitive part gives vny , langi ,
brain or stomach , as the case mty be.
What the weak nnd debilitated need la
' Iron for enriching
Brown'a Iron Bitters.
ing the blood ; tonics for the genorn
strengthening of the system. Mr. Thos
0. Daniels , Wad ley , Ga , siys , "I have
used Brown's Iron Bitters , nnd ndvlso ai
dyspeptic , nervous , low-spirited parsons
to do the same. "
Twenty Parisian duelists nro orpanlz
ing n club under the name of La Flam-
borgo , whoio members must have ntleail
fought one duel. The headquarters o
the club ii tbo Cafe Riche , nnd consider
ing the Urge number of combattanta in
the field of private honor , no doubt the
association will not want for recruits.
STOP THAT OOUG H
By nslni ; Dr. Frazier'a Throat and Lung Bal
Bain the only sure cure for Coughs , Colds
Hoarseness and Sore Throat , and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect n
cough. It may prove fatal , Scores nnt
hundreds of irrateful people owe their lives to
Dr , Frazier t Throat and Lunp Balsam , ant
no family will ever be without It after once
using It , and discovering Its marvelous power.
It is put up in largo family bottles and sold
for the small price of 75 cents per bottle. Sold
Kubp & Co. and 0 , F. Goodman.
A Cambridge , Mais , lady fss'cns ' her
sealskin sacque withnstiver clasp that her
grandfather picked Dp with no ollicer's
cloak on the battle held a1. Waterloo.
Tha finder was a yonng subaltern who
afterward became a general in the Kng-
liah army and fought in the Crimean
war , Tir's clisp ID ornamented by the
Prussian eagle , and , though It bui been
In constant use all these yoais , still re
mains. In good condition ,
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In order to clvo the p.iblic in general the advantico ; with a sm.vll sum of money , to par
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ment , we offer five whole orignal tickets which wo have made Into It ! different numbers of the
287 , Hamburg Loticry , in club plays nnd sell came for thu small sum of $5 ns tang ns wo
have some on hand. The'o tickets are good for the last three principal drawings which com-
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years in uxietence ; has onu hundred thousand tickets and fifty thousand 500 winning
numbers which is over one half the actual amount of tickets. 1'ach holder of tickets receives ,
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