Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, March 06, 1885, Image 7
THE DAILY BEE-FRIDAY , MARCH 6 , 1885. " R "HEW DIAL" Deere & Company , Moline , Illinois TWO HORSES CAN DO THE WORK OF THREE. 9AinpllPQTURNED WITH SAME POWER &TlllUlBv > HERETOFORE REQUIRED FOR OXE-THIllD THE COST OF 1'LOWIXG SAVED. I OJlltATEST J'T/OII * fMl'HOrEMEXT Of XllE TI31ES , iTHE5"NEW DEflL" WHEELED WALKING PLOWS HUVGIVK : A.jyr > DOTJISLE irrmiioAV. THE "NEW IiEATj" Is lighter In draft and more easily handled than o hand plow , and cnta a ninro uniform furrow THE "MEW DUAL" la lighter la draft , lighter In weight , nnd lighter la price than a sulky plow , nnd will do nil Its work. THE "NEW DEAL" OBIIR cuts 21 Inches with the draft of n 10 Inch hand plow-asaUngof no per cent. In labor. Docs nil the work of : i four-horeo riding Lmng with ono less horsu nnd Httlo nioro tlmn half the cott. THE "NEW DEAL" Mows nro . ,1X7 ; STEEL , Insnrlns prcntoflt PtrcnfilU witli lighten weight. Tills Is no untried nnd rickety experiment , and thcfo claims nro not miulo recklessly to attract nttcntluti. Tlio i < yBtein Is the outgrowth of careful oliprrvntlon nnd experiment reaching over a period of j-cnm , with a rational view of the K < inlromcntB of the times. XJtEY AllE mri'E7HOlt XO A.2fV J'KOII'S El'EIt OFTEltEV , and the most economical plans ever placed lu thu market. Call aud examine them. Deere , Welis & Co. , Western Hgents COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. LOBS and Gain , CIIAI'XKK I. "I wnn t.ikon pick a year ago With bilious fover. " "My doctor pronounced ma cured , but I got sick sga'n , with terrible palna in my back and sides , and got so bad I Could not move I 1 shrunk I From 228 Ibs. to 1201 I had been doc toring for my liver , but it did mo no good. I did not expect to live inrro than three months. I began to usa Hop Bitters. Directly iippotuo returned , my pains left mo , my entire system socmod renewed as il my magic- and after using several bottles tles , I am not only an sound aa a sovereign but wolght more thin I did before. I'o Hop BittorsI oivo my life. " R. FlTZl'ATllICK. Dublin , Juno C , ' 81. CUAlTEll ir. "Mnldon , Mnsi. , Feb. 1,1SSO. Gentlemen I Buffered with attacks of sick beadnche. " Neuralgia , fo male trouble , for yoara in the moat terrible and excruciating manner. No medicine or doctor could give mo relief or cure , until I lued Hop Bittern. "Tho first bottld Nearly cured mo ; " The seconel made mo as well find strong as when a child , "And I have been BO to this day. " My husband was an invalid for twenty years with a sorlous 'Kldntiy , liver and nrlnary complaint , "Pronounced by Boston's best physi cians "Incurable ! " Seven bottles of your Bit tors cured him and I know of the "Lives of eight persons" In my neighborhood that have saved by your bitters , And many more are using them with great benefit. "They almost Do miracles ! " MM. E. D. Slack. How TO GET SICK. Expose yourself day and night ; oat too much without exorcise ; work too hard without rest ; doctor all thu time ; take nil thovilo nostrums ad verUsedniul then you will want to kuow how to Rot well , which is answered in tluso words- Take Hop Bitters ! Mono genuine without ft bunch ol green Hops on the wliito label. Shun all the vile , poisonous etull with "Hop" or"Ilop8" in their namo. , The ( litest subjects yf forfo\er aud ague , and remittent * ; are Iho debilitated , b 1- lousaiid nervous. To BUch ) > oison81Iostct- tor's Stomach Bit ters adonis adequate protoctlrn by In- crcaiing stam ina and oiUtant power of tbo consti tutionana , by check ing Irregularities ot the lifer , stomach nnd bowel' , Jloro- o\or , It eradicates malarial complaints ol an obstinate t ) po and stands Mono un- natbntl remoJIcs , 1) calcra goner ally. W knfii , nerToninMiiUUlltrloit , or Mllnz r > ow r > , TtUrM trow III or ljrinll < oreicmuo 17 u wi ll" l i uiililllus rlijilc.l U i can l . Olvei robuit > n4 litrdy TUor ntl tluilrtbl * phyilgwi Ity tull > ll"C up 1'ia ' wtttett tl'iuri an t rimc Dtritltiximarliimetitt ) wetkelt rurllonl. Full tlenslli.iloieloimnut , ul fuiicllont elrea o .ttrrcrk-tn nf fi toJr. Iffm-u Hiown llliln < Ur. Holil.t illmulmiti r im > a > nlleu | > nlilnirl > . ludlctl , ln cli.nlc l > y I > n tuinl l iclinca combine I. " Kllevg ftrnlirtprneiilitlon , " .V ) ' ; /ju a l Ilnif. "Il t ru Cotmlmfut nbjilcUnil ftllmayfftlUfyth nnUiwithout ait. " .V. r , Oli ilrh. "jliilMtlluUpnof lru m rUulth Aaortrnliclmlnc arr fM cvniitn * certlBf tc . " JVVw Or- I mi Sum , Wrlle lor our " I r > tliii tar flirt Hull , " clvlng cipUtulloDrf < rcucct uil j'rvvf. ' 21 Uod , ivtUd tu pltlu ERIE MEDICAU CO. . BUFFALO. H.Y. TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES ! Th Hprlir m ndiborteaaet rllnf lolbew lfhtib i . . Kaaallr wall aduptea to roujU couctr ; fO di Bdfln drlT ofcltle . Unnf rlar dM VlMi'l uri' ! SnU < liyL * " Mm Tr , ' > . ABBOTT BUOBY CD CEIlTiriCATE OP 1'UULIOA.TION. OFFICE , AU01TOII OP PUBLIC ACCOUNTS , ) SrATB or NEBRISHA , > Uncolu , Fuhruuy 1st , 1886. ) It U hereby certified th t the Btata latutkod Comraoy ol Dc > Mollies In tbo SUto clew low * , ku compiled with tt Insuianc Uvssot thla State , nnj li authorized to tr eiact th business ol Hro lnsur nco lu thin Bttto tor tbo cut cut tear. U'itnuw my hand and tbo seal ( I tbo Auditor o 1'ubllo iccounUtbodiy and year abore written. Signed : H. A. UAUlOi-K , Auditor I' . A. U ophrodielac , nrong vs uctlMty , ivostttvc'l ; wtcuov JOB rrou 8 dobll Uvmall. J , II.\Vuniur-Jt07BtatoHt.CWc-cc S rrticilpllon cf t Doled c a Oil U. AJJr IOWA Ottumwa's registration ehos-s . ' 1,000 votois. Maralinlltown pave n majority of I ! 10 for a mayor why will Inaugurate a "pop" law. John Nolan , a Crouton Echool boy was fntally Injured by bolng ttrnsk in the atomech with a laid rubber ball. The lunatics in th < ) Mt. Ploaeant nsyi- nm indulged in a inasquorada ball recant- ly. Ronajiiablo people hidalgo in llko cipors. Dcpu'y ' ShcrifT Doll , of Monroe county loaned two nice young men S-15 to pay thosimoold freight bill.V hat's In a nirnc ? The McGregor NOWD charges that the church members nnd moialiats of that town h&va practically abauduncd prohi bition. Road agents nro too common for com fort or safety around Dubnquo. They l y for fanners who dlnpliy any money in town. Charles Beard , a switchman In the Q yard at Pacific Jnnstion , hud his foot caught In a frog guard and was crushed to death by Iho cars. IIo was only twonty-fivo years of ega and Icivcs a wife. wife.S. S. E. Gormacd , a commercial drum mer , Is nursing a lame shoulder , the rc- ult oi a bullet wound received at Ma- uokola , whcro Mr G. made hirasalf too romlscuoua with tha wlfo of a Mr. Wil- anu. The laltor's bad aim alone pic- ontcd the coroner getting a job. Joseph Woods , of Oakalooaa , dovotcd oo much of his spare limo to the wlfo of 'amea madlaon , who piotcsiod ; theronp n Wood took ollonae , and went gunning or the too pnrticu'ar husband , who , it .ppoara . , a forewarning had foroirmod , or ho fillodWood too full of load for any aof ul purpose. The verdict of the com' munity i ) : served him right. A man named Edckson complained to he Davenport police of having been ebbed of G5by a woman of the town , whereupon the police promptly arrested \Ir. Eticksou nnd the judge aa promptly Qncd him $10 for frequenting a house ol ' 11 fama. Unabo ! to pay his fine ho v\\t out to jail. The Troman was njterwart arrested and fined $30 , which fho paid utof the money stolen from Ecickson. Xlio Magnetic 1'oivor , I3oton Journal. An old lady In Georgia siya Lulu Hurst recalls to her mind a girl whom ho know when youn < ; and whoso powers were scnmvhat like Lulit'e , but strongar. The strange poifor came to this ancient iulu in fite , and when they came on she would leap s > high as to make her head ' .ouch the ceiling of an ordinary room When she became quiet and seated the chalra , tables and such things in the room would begin to dance around until they ivould get up against the chair m which ho giil was seated. She had no contro over the power and it oaly exerted Itsol at times. Hnr friends thought her be witched and were afraid of her. Whatever over tha auoncy may have horn the glr Iwfndled from a robust , healthy person , to a wreck , when slio diad. This is the old Fnnch word for a ban dy or hockey-stick. The circumflex over Iho o in the final syl'ablo ' ia improper and ia not uspd in the original Frond word. The origin of the game cf croquo ia not , as many suppose , of modern birth but may bo traced through its vaiion stages to Persia as far back aa the eight ! century. Its origin was polo , which the Persians played with a long-bandied mal let called chugin. In the ninth coatury the game made i's way Into the Eastern Empire , the original mallet changing it fonn with a network of gut strings. Th original ball games in which sticks wer used were played on horseback , and in stead of polo bolng an outgrowth of th sports played on foot , the latter are th changes nude in the Persian game of chn gan , which , as has been said , was tb parent of all our games in which artifisla moans are need to propel the ball. Tb translation from the chugan of Persia t the short-handled mallet used on fee waj caiy and natural , and the anbslltn tion of a club came by natural changoa the hand bolng probably the original in strnmont. Prompt , safe nd sure ; pleasant t take ; Red Star Cough Cure , a cure wi make , Just that DUToroncc , Fremont Tribune 1 Had the gang of robbers who ralde the etito trersury Saturday succeeded I their designs they would have obtainec $300. If the senate amendment to th appropriation bill is carried , rowardln the dotcctlvrs , the treasury Kill b robbed of $1,500. There Isjuat tha ( MHdremo between polite robbery an bold thievery between legal plunderer and bandits. Smoke Soil of North Carolina Tobac CO. VKQETAUI.12 UOJIB5. Plants anil IIIBCCIH that K\ilotlo wltl Dj-nmnlto Voreo. 1'hlladolplilnTlmca. "Come around to my place to-night , said a scientist to the writer , "and I'l shorr yon the latest thing In dynamlto Tlio latter w a on hand at the time np pointed ami found around a table a dozen or mora faces inoro orlcss familiar in th world of biology. In the center of tin table were a number of boxes of ration sizes , a dish containing a substance look ing auspiciously llko water and aovora other articles of an innocent nnd unex plotivo character. "Don't alt in that chair , " oxclalmoc eorno one , as the writer was about to pul up. "Ihcro is a current of electricity 3ofng into it strong and powerful enough to kill an ox. " "Take the lounge , " sild the ho t. . "llmt is if you don't mind snakes. " The writer did , cBpocUlly as the one upoi the lounge was a python , about ton fee itlength , brought in t ) ba experiments upon. " "lie's harmUsj , " Bald the first spoakon "I chloroformed him about halt an hour ago. " A chair waa finally found and the mooting was called together aud the members proceeded to business. "Speaking about ilynamite , " said a naturalist , "I have brought a Tow epacl- luni to Illustrate that feature in low ife aa there are dynamiters In the ewer animal kingdom OB well cs the ilghor , and curiouely enough wo might iay the same of the vegetable kingdom. ! remember a four years ago I waa trav- illng on n small vessel between aomo of ho West Indln islands and at ouo plnco lad purchased a number cf curious tods , pliciog them under my botth for afo keeping. I was sitting at the small able , hanging on with both hands , lu ompany with a negro passenger , when hero came an explosion that sounded ns E n barrel of powder had go no oil' Eomathing whizzed paat my facococlcsaly liat I felt the wind , aud another projectile truck mo full in the breast. The negro vaa not so fortunate. IIo nttored a loud roll as the eouud caaio , threw up his lands and with the blood spurting from its fice , ho wont over backward with a rash that brought the skipper and crew own the yatch in a hurry. Wo picked ilm up and iirjt hn svroro that I bad shot Im and then that I bad hit him with a [ ub , but in a moment ho recovered from its ( right and ire began to investigate. "Tho man had been ttrtick fairly in 10 nose n'.blow so powerful that It waa ovoral hourj before the hemorrhage ould bo stopped. When I rose from my seat something dropped upon the ibln floor and I afterwards picked It up and what do yon suppcsa it waul 'othdig but a section of pno of the seeds nd they were the explosives. The heat i the cablng had some way affected theme o that they wont oil' like carL-idgea and s each was made up cf several piece ) It lad somewhat the effect of grape eliot. ) no struck the negro as related , another miised my head and shattered a looking lass behind me , another struck mo in 10 client , while still another , curiously nough , took off the handle of a pitcher t monkey cooler that stood on the table , four of the seeds didn't go oil' , and you nay be sure I put them in a stiong box. . number of seeds , " continued the "have similar habitof Beaker , a cx- lodlne , and it is generally a provision onnccted with the dispersal of seeds. In lie weat I have seen trees explode with report that could bo hoard nearly a ille ; in this case the frost nai the cause , 'hero certain insects bore great holes n the bark of traoa , rain finds ita way in nd freezes , and away goes the tree as if on had placed a torpedo in it , showing rbat the expensive power of water will , o. " "Speaking of insects , " said iho heat , 'reminds mo that I have a dynamiter lore for exhibition whenever yon gentle- uen are ready. " All were reidy , and ho table waa cleared of the > oxoa except one , which was placed n the center. "I propose , gentle men , " said the dynamite fiend , "to show lot only an explosive insect , but the cf- 'ect of the explosion upon others who might possibly bo enemies. " Upon this 10 lifted a slide that was attached to the ) ox , and immediately there appeared several medtnm-s'z'd ' , sprightly beetles bat started off around the table in an as- ivo go-as-you-pleac race. An enclosure vaa soon formed of books , and all the > eo'les removed but ono , and then a loatlo of a , different species was Intro duced , a wild , fiery , untamed follow , that an over the other at headlong speed. L'ho smalle'r bootla at first did not teem .0 noticj thla treatment , but finallywhen t was fairly knocked over , it Boomed t } prepare Itaelf to raaont further attacks. [ t raised Itself high upon ita legs , shook 'Is wing covers nervously , and , as the arger lueost ciiuo around the ring on a doid run , it turned suddenly , unllmbcr- od Itaelf , so t ? speak , aud , ai the enemy approached , an audible report was hoard , a cloud for a moment hung In the air , nnd the hr o beetle fell sprawling in its tracks , and with epasmodlo struggles en deavored to tack away from the living cannon. The latter still retained iti offonslva position , and upon L iag touched with a pencil again ejected , twice In quick sue coislon , a volatile fluid that give out a decided pungmt odor that was evidently suffocating to the larger beetle. A moueo was now introduced , and as it ran by the dynamite insect /eceivcd a disshargo that caused it to squeal with pain , anc with a convulsive action it roared itsal upon its hind legs and for a few seconds struggled as if in a fit. A kitten tub joctod to a llko dltchargo ( pit and rnbboc her noeo in rage and' fear ; and finally after several discharges , the supply o ; ammunition seemed to give out. "There's protection for yon , " eaid tin delighted owner , taking up the dyna mite bug , which was rather long and nar row , having a carious gonorel appearance from tbo fact that the head ana thorax were narrower than the abdomen , call it Rcssa because it makes a dlatnr bance and everything boil and ferment bat in reality dooi no harm. The beetle,1 ho continued , "waa brought from Chin , by a friend of mlno , or , I should say , h sent mo a dczan or so of the brav and I hatched them outin my insect case It ia very common in Obioa and Japan and various parts of the east , and som species in South America. The sclentlO name is Brachinldra that is , that's th family name but they generally go b the nama of the Bombardier Beetle , from their habit of bombarding t ll Intruder at short noticp. The exploaive in this cas la a volatile ilald secreted in the poaterlo portion of tbo body , which the ineect ha the power cf ejecting with such forci that It is felt several inches away , am forming , fcr a moment , a cloud as it vrcr of smoke. To veiy small animals ( hi may be fa'al , and to Jarger forms it I quite sufficient to stop their progress In given direction , It stings and barns tb human flesh for tcveral momenta ant stain it so that the marks are vltlble fo sgveral days. "To show the power of the oxploalv _ . J a ft force , I have phcod a beetle throe Inches under wntor and the farce of the explosion would make the water boll all about. Experiment ! tried in hot w t < r showed that iho latter effervesced. To tbo human nostril the odor rceomblcsllmt of muriatic sclcl , and ia extremely irrltn- ting. If any ono wishes to try it In the interests cf tclonco I have another bcct'o all loaded" but there were no martyrs present. Nearly all the beetles of this family have this peculiar method of defense , and in tome localities the odor nnd oireot is much worse than in others. Burchard , the wp.l known traveler , had a curious experience. "With n jnrty of natives ho started oui ono evening to make some astronomies obsorvationo , ivhen his attention was ( .Uncled by great numbers of beetles ruimlflg about upon the shore , Bolng a naturalist ho directed his men to capture ono , which the proceeded to do but the motnont the insects were touched they faced % bottt aud tent snch an Irritating discharge upon the hand ) of the men that they dropped thorn , honllug with fo.tr and pain. So painful was the dls charge thnt only a few of the insects were caught. It was noticed thnt at tbo time of the explosion a white , nemi luminous cloud appeared in the a'r. ' "lloro , ' ' said thu iniot rnnn , taking up the dish of writer , "is another living gun , " nnd as ho spoke ho touched a small object aud a stream of water four inches In length sprang Into thu air. "Tho first ttmo I noticed this , " continued the speaker , "I was looking down into the water and was struck by the stream fairly in the oyp , and upon Investigation , I found that It cnmo from the re spirit ji-y organ of the latviu of the common dngon fly. This shotting water method ia not peculiar to Insects. There are a number of fishes that have a similar habit. Ono known .11 the archer fiah will rleo to the surface and ojoot a stream of natcr four or live inches above the surface , and BO accurate in their aim that they can hit an object os small as a ily with the gtoitost oaao. The long noaod chnltodon is equally remarkable in this rcepsct. Their bill seems arranged to fcrm u parfoet air-gun , through which n drop of water is forced at an insect with unerring aim. " The squids hare n eiinllar faculty of ejecting a ttrcam of nnro black ink , and the writer has seen the face of n person drenched in I his way , the inky streams riling four or five inches from the water. "Thoro'a ouo animal dynamiter you haven't got here , " eaid a tall , thin scien tist , as tno eoialon broke up later ; "What's that ? " asked the host. "Eggs , " Tras the reply , "and that's the kind of an explosive to apply to these human dynainito howlere. " SIONEWAlflj JACKSON'S HOUSE. Thirteen Battles nnd Now on Exhibition at New Orleann. Iho war-horcc of Stonewall Jackson , hlch has just reached the New Orleans xpoaitlon and la attracting eo much at- onliou , has had an eventful history. Inco the war the animal hae , until ro- ontly , been in the cira of Mrs. Jack- on's brother in North Carolina. She ave the animal to the Virginia Military nstitutc , whore he waa cared for and llowed to wander over the grounds , the lot of every one. lie hai not worn a addle since the war. The horse waa cuoirn as L'ttle Sorrel , and his history is ovel and interesting. A member of ackson's staff now in the city remarked o-day that Little Sorrel was ma Jo a Con- edorato againat his will. In the spring of 1801 , when Major ackson had taken command at Harper's Terry , a numbo&of horses were captured n a train from tlio north on the Balti more & Ohio Railroad. Jackson rcqnest- d his quartermaster to select a horao for him from the lot , and L'.tllo Sorrel waa licked out. Jackson ordered that the .radar who had the horses should bo paid or the horsoin United States money , ho horao waa of medium size , easily copt , and had a long , lubbory pace. Ho 0011 evinced great power of endurance , and was used by Jackson in all his active service. He rode Little Sorrel at the tattles of Manauae , Kernstown , Mc Dowell. Winchester , Port Republic , Jross Keys , Ohickahomlny , Cedar Moim- lin , Second Mauspsis , Sharpaburg , liar pors Iferry , Frodorickaburg , and at Chan iollorsvllle-\vhcro \ Jackson fell mortally wounded from hia back. The old steeds s now thirty years of ago. When Jackson wan wounded ho escaped into the Fodora' Ines , and in a subsequent charge was captured by General J. E. B. SUmt. When Little Sorrel passed through Ynoxvillo the othnr day , old men , wno lad soon the animal in bittlo , fell upon ( a nook nnd wept. Before And Ucliitul Thu Scones , New London Telegram. To show more clearly the comicalities and absurdities of stage lifo , wo "cito n 'ew instances which are the result of per- conal observation , and which , to the ua- , hinklnj { , show the vatt difference ba , woen the relation of professional people before and behind the scones. Before the scenes : Here For yeans ] lave followed you as the relentless tiger iollowa his prey , and now you must 'pr - > ire for your punishment which your crimes deserve. Thua do I bury my knife again and again in your craven heart tnuu do I satiate my direst venegenso. Villlan With mv dying brath I curse jou. ( Dice ) . Behind the scenes : Hero Say , Curly lend me a collar button ; some fakir has collared mine. Villlan That's an old duy. But hero you aro. Don't bo aehamo to return It. Before the scones ; King Down , slave and beg my royal pardon. Slave Yea , sire ; most humbly do I crave thy clemency. Behind the scones ; Slave Here yoi royal dummy with the tin fake on , pnl off my boots , will yon ? I can't tt.op eve for this pad. King Why , cert , Jimmy. Before the sconce ; Here Thus I do endow thee with a royal ransom. Take this package ; within it you will find $40 , 000 , and if yon need more you have bu to send to my lawyer. Behind the scents : Hero ( who ( s also the manager ) I am very eorry , Lllllo but I can't pay yonr salary this week Here is $1 ; make that go till wo strike bettor buduesa Tbat's a good girl. A I'olHoner Bung. CHICAGO , March 6 , Dr. Albert G. F , Gur son wag hanged ia tbo county prison at 10:30 : Una moraing for poisoning his wlfo near ) ; live years &RO. Sons ot Klch Men , The sons of some of tbo very rich men of Now York are said to be living at a tremendously extravagant rate , and are likely to BOO the bottom of the fortune acquired by economy and thrift. On glided youth recently chartered n palace car at $100 per day and took a party o frlendi to New Oi leans , this being bu pno item In the expenditure. Anothe labouring it around the world fn a yatch A thirJ , who ia "no ends cf a swell , " cut hia faiher dead when they > 8et 'a avenuo. AIAUY AN1MJIMOVB IiOVE. A KADlilnttniilo YoiuiR Sculptor " \Vonc the /tuircHH While Cnrvltti ; Her 1'VntutcM No * York Jrwnftl. Mlsi Mary Andiwon , _ the colebra'ci American octrees , after bbiug ongigcd ( i paper ) to the Duke of Potilatid , CAIRI Farrsr , James "Gordon Bennett , Lord G.irmoylp , the Aichbisbop ot Cantorburj and Mr. tionry If. AbbojIs now s ld t have actually centred her alfcctlon upon a young sculptor of London named Reno Ho , u seems , waa tome t mo ago com missioned by Mr. Abbey to make n life- size , full-length statue of the charming actress , to bo placed in tbo Royal Acad emy and siibioquontly in the lobby of the Lyceum tboatro. Mr. Abbey wai led to cnooto him from an ideal bust which ho made of Misi Ellen Tony , and which gave such a suave and beautiful contour to the head of that lady that Mr Abbey dubbed him the woman's sculptor par excellence. Miss Anderson th n made Inquiries and much admired some of the vrorka of hla which she was shown. Then Mr. Abbey determined to make ho actrois a present of tbo statue of het- self on the solo condition that shoshonld content to sit for it. The position chosen was to represent Miss Anderson in the ccstumo uf Gal&tca as ehu iiwtattakej to lifo. lifo.This This was chosen ns Iho most appro iriato and striking of all her imperaoiia- ions and the moat likely to bs made aa effective Btatno. The work W.VQ begun about six months ago , and Miss Andurson took a gioat In treat in it from the very start. On sev eral occasions sha ditniiaeod rehearsals to attend her stance ai a model , and very con the work seemed to absorb her whole attention. She grow enthusiastic over it and gradually ciiuoto prolong the Ittings from ono hour to two , throe and our. our.Tho statue was the constant aubjoct of lor conversation , and from that it very often pasted to the young sculptor , ot vhom elio spoke with great forveucy nnd dmlratlon. This waa remarked by ho watchful eye of Dr. ilamll- ju Grillin , the step-father of the actress , who immediately requested 0 accompany Mies Andersen on her ally excursions to thu studio of Mr. lone. Bat this apparent surveillance eon worried Mias Andcwon , who noti- ied the doctor that hia espionage was aa- noing and requested him to remain away nd attend to nla buEinois affairs. Then film. Griilin , the mother of Miss Anderson , took a hand in and appeared nddcnly to take the niojt lively Interest n the matter of the statue. But the Id lady's criticism and remarks about ho work were naturally rather ludicrous nd brought sjino ccufusion t } Miss Au- orson's family pride. At any iaio she made this the giound of requesting her mother to absent hersalf more frequently com the sittings. Though the work dragged on in dura- ion Mies Anderson did not appear to voary of. She took the moat lively in- oreit In the smallest details , and oven [ > out aomo of her time in taking lessons 1 modeling from the hauelaomo Mr. lone. Ho is said to bo a very Adonis , with long , ilorrlng blond locks that fall iver hia shoulders , a slight fonn.dollcato , ntolloctual features , small hand nnd a argo , liquid blue eye. Ho is not more than twenty-six years f ego , and a slight mustache completes iio picture of a young follow who , half torn his talentaand hulf from his l.oks , ms onddonly grown taahionablo. That s the portrait , at any rate , that Is made f him by a lady vth > has accompanied iliss Anderjon on savoral of her excur- ions to his studio. Ho , too , has shown n excessive interest in the work ho is ) oiforming for Miss Andersen. Urgent fork , which should long ago have been inlshod , has been pushed aside , while ho aborod assiduously and long over the Utua of the beautiful American notrees Thus rumor has grown to the pcint of assorting positively that Miss Anderson ias at length allowed her heart to bo .aken captlye , and that the oiler of .ho young sculptor's hand has been a ? copied. DC. Grillin and Mrs. Uriflin bavo , at any rate , demanded explana tions on the Hubjoct , and Miss Anderjon bns refused to give them , remarking that her heart and her hand are her own to bestow whenever and wherever she sees fit. The gossips in iho London clubs pro diet that at any moment tha formal an nounccmont of the engagement of Miss Anderson to the young sculptor Reno Is likely to ba mado. Hu himself , preserves serves a discreet alienee , which not even his moat intimata friends have beei able to pierce through. But ono thing is conceded , that a handsomer , more charm ing couple could not bo found the work over. SICK HEADACHE. Thousands who have suffered intensely with sick headache say that Hood's Sarstparllla haw completely cured them. One gentleman thus relieved liovod , writes : "Hood's Sarsaparilla ii worth its weight in gold. " Reader , i : yon are a sultercr with sick headache give Hood's Sarjaparllla a trial , it wilde do you poaliivo good. Made by 0. 1 Hood it Co. , Lowell , Masa Sold by al ! druggists. 100 Doses Ono Dollar. Supposing a prayer on a formal occa sion Is read from a printed slip and ; typographical error completely ruins th proper sense , will Providence receive th petition as road or ns originally written The students in a western thcologica somirary argaoa for hours about this and the final vote was a tie. Dueling Jn Germany , N , Y , Evening 1'ost. For an officer in a regiment to put on by mistake the cap of another officer doe not at Crat sight seem to bo ono of thoa offenses for which blood alone can atone That , however , was the view taken o such an incident by the seconds of tvi Prussian officers at Cologne , who won looked upon aa bound by the laws o honor to moot in mortal combat In duel , that is to say which was to bo con tinned until at Joist ono of the twc parties engaged received a aoriou wound. Revolvers were the weapon selected , and after no fewer than seven teen shots were fired one of the combat ants waa found to have received so sarlou a wound that soon afterward ho died. A Pair of Sad Deacons , Exchange. "This ia a sad , sad world , " murmurei Deacon Goodman , aa ho mechanically un locked the door of n corner cilrinor. "Indeed It la , indeed it is , " atsento Deacon Bottrnnan , sympathetically "No joy Is unalloyed. " "True , very true , " answered Do con Goodman , as ho put some augar Into tw glaaiea and adtl-nl some 1'qnii from black bottln. "You like yonra tbn way I suppose , bro'heri" "Yes , joi , " was the a d reply. "W all have t ? take the bitters with th Bweet. " OHAS. 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